https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-01-06.pdf 5a6e7a377ce406122d6ed36af6b9bf9b PDF Text Text — • ■Jill ,.,^„,ri i.;ii.pMjj,t, VOL. Tin. ■ ywi^’ifiiiniailiiiiihru'.. • Ta*«tyuiduMbo-euemim»p«x»w«.’ •- — NO. 36. HASTINGS, BABRY COTFFY, MlCH;^DyES»AJ,-JANTAtY‘6, 1? .' «|t fasting Saiitr, - jMMBblkmnoW.l*J<«^ dcifor*!Why^sir, I know a ma* twis* has-given Srirrtti $«tr£. IS .‘ IB rtnilMBD KYUY WKDMK&DAT, ‘ ^jss^.-ssss’ Dm they • tadt MotaDtar ■■HmMbaMj ri-.q , 9df-(alb'red.inMr'roM"*>d. AT THE HASTINGS Thru stspt ebs < DRUG atOBBH! Roberts Si Striki Jastittgs* giuintss gjirretor^. eaaseoeiix uxss. oa use, •> to res amita. JC.T RECEIVED DRFGI ANB MEDICINE*, Paints, Oils, Cam tChemical*, TtTU’ENTTXB AND ALCOHOL. M. A R. ALLMN, LLKMTX QROCIR1E8. pre TSB8 UWU8, \sr FVR mechanical axd medicinal rL'nrOB&.oSLTju ROBERTS h STRIKER, .CALBKS io drus». jwdicioo.,. pd< GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. I’KITKR, J'RUXES. F1GS. »A1=1S8aC0DF18H; CUWCX57 TXinrcrxB’i And Co*Wt>g Extracts, run ttia mpkcial Dxxxrrr or miLAnrex. PENS. PEXCILH. IRKS, paper, wP VKLOFKS, CARDS, At. A* tdclllr and prwjipi» U»t*t, WMgtnl" most popular HOLD ROOK, PATENT MEDICINES to tbe clll JOUN ROBEUTM, ; mH v<«n lbu>*in out hot ot us*. a»chMps*ca: isirii7 j."iiAxrr“ H. WRIGHT, DlECBAiP, IfiDTi 'DAEIEI RoecUI •ttMlioo w>R b« P«U «O COMPOUND 1X0 anrf potting.up FUESCRIPTJOStkaad m onv parelmiug medietas* of *s coo rrijr spou wore dlsaoam bared, and a hostile GoofedIta frwIlhtaHlr'dta typw, '*terepetiwh established <m OW Southern Bor­ 1 kno«r»«Mth(n who Jbv*. grata\4hair tmhlog variety^ ifasetare bwt jw otfilder 1 Would oar war texes be leaa than clama upon the folliea of the tu*M, .'ita elegantly written, but inatnKtirenrtjqlae tMKWp'l Haya nMOTWM tetarest in our never more return I They are «rtat army sod easy, »a maU as dead. Sir, you-are dlshpnonhg ymirkelf J and eyery other member of tbs Untatjf in the eyre ofall men: AKgriraMef- »v«* cotitrtry and one ftat erary family ,maat' JW aafoty m ,w«U as miea lie this paltry war tax—for Jtamei PL I prfrB? ha’caudwfaed'weekly aqmnjgry la tfclr^aijgtcBcq !—Ata.,0ay Ml, M I ‘“f’l'p ,®ff•’* *® ^Jf jbm»gbU t i of Fot^ifa end Dotnrttir HuttSyoad Is UiU rsry Ume, tbeoooaerKMUiraaf at'ary-JWfiF’WWW fcltogcttwr superior to thit conudnril' u» tbing we bold dear aa men and citiasoal iltmor baai' beeothe a preachs? of right­ kwy otfidr JeGrnal. Being published, foo, ■•‘>'0'; *«»’ ■■■fn a fcHifTut'.ptaiidrWUdn Crtd' binding Who equips and pttya this army 1—Who eousness* build, atid furnishes thsMships t^-Wbare If faken eafd «f as U deserves ' th be. It do the enormous sums of money, come win be found fa fuMW!yiiBlh As‘wile<ip?a la the natiwis wuri-ibe moThe ex bawled eondltifas of-lbo 'fifartta a edmpsnlon for tbf tttnliy.'pr fireside nq ple aggregated mbb power and'munibfa rcballfan. end Ahek^ltar inahiUy io ’.hedr.r it was first pvruied.—-V. T. Ec-t. l«X mJnuln lb,, urn «M they, madly ventured, is strongly exhibit ; -We srifaMhot in nften caTl^kBentlqn Uggs of pflde in this magnificent exhibi­ ed In n latter from a lady ^wltoso name tn^>rrdreVcWM-kfo:ir*A Wera'tibt WsU tion of will And strength I No. part in would gearrirtee at -dare her palrlufrirh ike nation's glory! No cage? helping and truth fulness,"whieh appear*' |n the band id .uelcE ^rth V' H’tatfofthi. menMg. ^JsdgJl.is ' Growler was silent still. auudlD.Uig klM 4 littfraftffi^ ‘Tnvs was no power In you pt tjus to the most prosperous and wealthy part of dwek the par of destnicltoq tbit way Alabama,"and her statement, nro tins re- Manis the morals of iu‘resders, launched by patricidal hands against, us. .ult vf her owii'fiSirihdllte nbsertfdon., their taste fur sensible! reading','' ir u«tw,ua, I,, Un ««., v “ «S"’ extending n<4 merely over th*' 'Ahtbama, efrsady bad in ita «<.-ctn.- AW g<<> po.er, A ...uli ln« ,..pl m ?— but ArmihouMrthes.Statre tn wbieii.’ahc lulion over the. whuje land treilre ilnr* Ln qur .JWirt^'.wo-’i^in ^ifeart -ria waa permitted to, trnydAij OC allplbw niid>S .Dilreitor moring In arras CBO*UU-> l.-ICCWI TAX. — agi Slates she writea:, ••Their dcaotata staembuAt^WeifltkFItseixed with eagertin, would' have united .to destroyI nsM. bucacse of llwAplrprd1 sketches of beg^re Ixnulifol T»l>ria bf civil s___Jfte liberty, &teg bomta. **%» like R> hx>k, it dpalt government whh^,,< —*• .Jfjtit -fu- ’all ■” good faoes ofth* tnew MF lity i-Mtd am! nd geiipy । thgi,pobMa My nrlglibar Growler, an excitable ciifaens ao kindlyjtnd M abtpe and fobkihpt M^-ficarodHt M poverty. At for the luxuriant Ide, man by the way, »M particularly excited in * thousand fell Ips U fortnerly soabnndan.l in the Souik there bloody acedet oT-wttJ, :0fsmeh . meti. pverbia * fncdme.T**, pr as., |ra called Yfliw W !* WBiiMannav^inr. -mr. II, “ War Tax." &e had.flever liked the verted ;(aad -wbp ppp tall pnder wfiat iron .war—thought it ui>necexsary,Ma,wiqked; rule wo’ might hare fallen for a time, or toHene wM wrWi ihmtatVta out”hf ths work of politicians. Thia fighting of how many zyMrs of bloody strife, would HAarmt’. WttaLT long 'alUfr WMtvM. that, f»r by impressment it is takes fri lirolher against brother waa a terrible have elapeed before that civil liberty them for the army.... JWr ganBcnls, and palmers,' *nd MbWibeW lar*' tonwd thing in his eyes- If yon asked him who which ensures the groatesl good to the eq (heir shoes, the Amjliea have to m: tadeta—W. T.-iedltae*<!’ --' ‘ IfV ’ begun the war 1— wM atruck al tbo na­ greatest number wimld bare boon again tbemtelver; tions life.!—if Mlf-dcfenee were not a established 1 But the ways of destruc­ their cotton, i duty !—fee would reply with, vague gen- tion, wap mef-Msay, burled back open eralitie., made up of partisan tricky am- the enemies who sought dur ruin. We jin viH-te olimetdfor to^ tcnceA. which he had learned wilbubt ^«*je^<Ml. lj‘dianc^^i..la ttys principal ClHk vfTKV SuaacMBxas, at tU 60 kkA, comprtbcndiqg their just .iguiftcanoo. W.lLCb/lHUjbr t8S. . ip-.jr Growler came in upun mt tho other income, protected « all yoor rights and Thid asa piclure of the rutributi.-o day, flourishing a square ~pioei> of blue prldllgta by ibe natioh. And what does llajcrxa'a JRabasm .and.-’ILumta'a writing paper, quite moved from hia equi- tbo tiatfam t»ueiu:to yon as vour share wMeh has orertakeh TeVbrpasaioti and 'In the eret of-this eecorlty 1 ’Half yonr alaVtdtoldmg traaaonh tn itaeiraaffieicht. nlmrty. -' " • 1 “There It Je! 'Jtnt *n!mwvh robbery ! property V' N->—mot a farthing of that ly coudnaive and lerr.bk, but the writer Stand and deliver Is ths weed. Preinii property ! Only a email pereentaga of docs not atep berc-.Mvt ;0»t» ip aocisty V4M-, JL JH* -W for cornpeRe^Ur fall back A>p<>u tbr rude ap­ and bavouel.! YvUr money or yuor your ineome imm that property !—4«st pliances and bbrbaric life of the dark ages Hie!" ' ' forty-thresdullare and twenty-one cents! but erett1‘the dtMwestic condition, 'the I took I he paper from We hand and Parana mW for My fag It,, friend Growler, butlMm more tbtm hair ashamed nf you." read: -Tbb families,’’.tayatlbe ••And seeing the way you pot the"ease. ad .to, exist. •‘Pnn.ABM.rmA, Sept. !S®1. RwHARD'GBOWtm, Exo. ' I am mure than luilfashnmcd of myself," writer, “are broken up ^d rained.’’ You , 1 -. Dr.-to Jonx W. Rilxt, be answered, frankly. *Wliy, taking yoor seldom meet with a mide hhaVttanll CmU« Keart. n I m l.-.teqK’M and>f you du. ' he is either Infirm 'CMIedtrt of Internal Revenue for the HARPERS BBOT4kE9BL « ai or fa cripple. A large part of the Fra>kuii Sruakr, tanrYfctav; Fotwtli Dhlrie*. of Penns* I venfa. Office, 427 Chestnut Street. “For Tux on In­ “Yon certainly get more for ytwr mala population ara kittml in 'bottle, r tie ^erbrWewXelMd,. ^ nja>h come, for this' year 1862, as per' return mortey than in aay other line of expend! many Upitm. ma* died, of broken bwtrU. What remain are in the arirjy pg Jn, tho maxis to the neereeor df the district. ture. ' Yesterday I had'a teUehfirdm'Mt' employment of thVgorarhmcnC ’ Rev*rifeceived payment. 813 21 old friend living in the neighborhood of theltrti.prfta^gangi’MbiithewSunfryltiafl Jl'W. R:1xt, Collector." Cnrliatv. The rebels took from hint six' dlivctiuasdn eesreh ofmvrvfor tUnknty. the BritfahAmb^f AiW the MSBrlM.' ”fii' “Too're all right.5" I said annlieg. fine h'oreea, worth two' tmmlred dfinnrs <«e ta.' thea*Uw*riiy w’ thirty |<<-Hl*' “I'd tike to know-what you nteak by' apfodef iM cuwu hnd oxen; and over All, l^e. ol aodal life *m arnqilfilcly. di*4 solved., No courts of ju.lftw and equity I uxtivea, w»*id to bar* lrte*>kiHafapanfo all right! ’ Growler was just h fit He of­ two irtiudi’vd bethel's of grain; •: And not are held—justice la, mated out by the Capfain firifL of.lbe.SfaV fifth rw^fa fended at my way oftreftiTnu tMtvetiOus cnnU-nt'wiih piendrring liihr.' tfeey burnt OtiireftWcs, colleges ,,and matter—aorioUs in bls eyes, I mean. *‘h-’e down a been, which Mt’hlm nArly two military. been rubbed of ‘fortyThree •dultare InotMsnd dollars. But for the army nda- adiodrare ell MS|«nd«d. TWeounUy' ®isr;Ua»j. and twenty-one cent*," be eoatimted.** Do cd and equipped hy the natlotf. In sup­ you way that it t* all right t A minion port of which you and I are tased lso .drth* Government hat put Ms hand Into ligbllr, wo Wight hnee sufferedta eevero. my pocket and taken ju.t *o tnueh of my property. Is that tali right! “Theaune taing nmy-lfa «th forth’ In "A million sf d«I fare, perheps!” h *Ns«rer ten million, of ttollnr.. From ••V*ry well—stat* IcT’ sild Grrtwler. ithe lime our army fell the Rsppnbannoclc, HASTINGS, MICH. dumping hlmeelHnto a choir, and looking iuotiltfaaballlu of Getty a burr.-Its emt to Ithe government o<>nld Mwreely bay© been T WANT 2&.M0 lb*. WOOL to ns ill-hamored as poesiblP. “Instead of being robbed," said I, ••you !leee than the anm I have* mentioned. Of 1. manufacUirw into CLOTH— have bern protested, io—your property iibis sum-your proportion cannot be over nndperouo,u*d<p»ar*uteeAoil-.-th* high Ithree or four dollar*; and for that trifle, FLA NX EL. ■ ..... . privileges of .dlixcnehip. for the paltry AND SHKETiKGS, .um of forly-threc.dcdinni and twj csht. aayoqr ahare uf.the coxi ofjroteoROBERTS A STRIKER. Haitixu April Si, 1M*.! . WOOLEH OAPFE5 k BCRBOWS, FACTORY, i TERMS. c. G. UOLSROOK, “Ob, that’s only your way of pulling ih..««,• • little fiom his high tone of indignation., ‘ Let nte bo raorq .particular in my wny of putting the c*»c. Your income '• F’WU'V , Wbete.er the arn.Us ttipr^.Uwye enwything Is ruined—the cropi destnyed; lenoes bunted ; trgga aqfdowh ; domestic animals kill'd.AobogdrOT Aaken for the army." f hI Br;r "Tbit is a tvrrilitc picture, , .Tt»e fierjr. bring A, a-ccnwahtagngdiwetaV hMw^ ruSF*,- bw it 4«a»fe*mLtha& the datifai«;l Who were reporttai twoAHr'ti.a*d>H»rig" there, would evacMtelte pboe -o*d w prulpng,the struggle, earn ........... .„jq aJI.IT! I IlHW MtaRlll HKinJUrfJ sweep'of Attilla,left jn its tracks no i•-.OtataRs vT -urinmla greater desolation than this rebellion hut . Efae«Mra-w» eitrec* « stafrre^’frAm’ bequeathed to«ver> sSaM,--etaiytb»tf, every acre upon wbldnithas ant foot;— not anxmnr,"to bring upon bvdr'y north­ ern eommenitv In vengtanc* for ixrrdt> *—- a— r-w— tormfaed ibt>ut.'bi hud ntwAosw • • " -. ’--‘,.1; regiment tins bcetr raised in the Nesfbehs Ooeoti^gotfica/tXrk fe nMMi^dteW.M;wartakta rapyy flfflog <Jp£ dutriet; BAMbek-le rapidly BWl,,8,.’’Pir One other sigoifcant ramark ;4* J'two colored' swhwnls regiments JhMn firtm the Bin't in letter frt.ru I lwo «><•"< sama ’ ’a the the letter from wlpch wlpch wa we bare harp quoted. tri nsmeN.'tSat ‘•Mtutliern’ people ‘have' Stets are already In the *»ryfo«- and ( t i'.ijil'Sip, A“» littl* irepe ofsnreres." jivid* Those .mung url G™- Uurmide fartanlnd two rephh«ta who faeist that the reWifosi ta *»ilF. ata- nf U!al'NtalhCareliniane in East Tt*. ’ .............................. .... petata-bbfarelra'miretflWifc'tWi.dW?.1 lained by lb* h<>pa <tf <riui»|'h wil1 find In ibieatatament founi qpa, ..yrbo^e ma ntarrd. . A Llr»«tk cavalry regiment U riuw ’ recruiting ia Newbern.'1 •wr" ।own np, aqunre. 4 woa quarrelling with my best triend. -1 waa striking M -the hand Ums gaee roe pruiection. If my war tax ahuwM be a hundred dollars instead of forty- throe, I would pay it withRJt a' murmur.’1 ' " “Dou't’day without* murmur, friend i. k. mniw, ••yriiat would it hqrc oostyoc to .<iu; Growler’" • ■ ■ '. COTH,WARRAhT W slro*f and derates. uWha*:theaf" > :»4*. It it Ike cktvpni wty to gti »~rc»x»| frnd that property, feien tlie arms of Gen, Lea recently .driyw frup ourSfatq for your faint litt. Try ill 'At all thf groat pp«< by national,soldiers.!”, t v, ..-, , WOOL CARDING ‘•CweLiinef’/Sruwlar looked at me in Ing up Collector Riley’s receipt, which Ito attend’, It is taken for H.F.CHBK1Y, a kiaAof tnaro m though bp draught me be still held in fare-hand,-andbowing him- । IOVWTY CLERK aad Salary Publie. OSes bidfinjcvt. , . ,.4, “Exactly 1 What would It’have cost > 1» tka Caart House. . Not many days after wanta,!, heppeta < djoai b via Mtfrr ‘ you 1 Lee, if unopposed, would eurtalnI bald it ; and A’KBELTSSiSS.o >■, ci .1 c _ rjssmrtsiuSxiyii'Asr ?.•■ «. C. FRimE, or any ofhie offiewre, It'wotfld have been sppropriated without*o muohaa aayIng— By your leavt^ air! WouM forty three and <tad<taim dolMre and twenty one cents hove ooverIT , Perhaps m-L PlMMl .1 fab roysrif .thrown q»U* Irttoh* atande. btrvu lost from mis to twi>_____ _ _ , mi arr worth'.’’ Growler Wat fetHfta bewildered it thb Oa «eM end •tor Ftste, sail rJ wafr of pUtth* the ease. H*- looked ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASK p«tol? *•! Fiikjl eight dUiare for seoority at . Wkw snfrwittt* EdfAdo* AM9 ’.Cut'cji-’ ntA^-Tbe steamship Atlantic,-from A*-’ ptawall Dvcemteh 18, arrived tt'ibU, port oa Saturday. She beluga the' iKip.Wtent iatelMgeiKw that actual ho4U!iliea had broken out between the repo Wks' «* it 14 uca- Ti DE. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, FBAMK AIXB3, power and taduviKM. 'HW laet * aweoow ■ r^fwaeentrliafxthmAatdJhtmiaartwo*-. I.U., thoAtlaMi i ol d* Tan v°HMUt FlmudA from & cr �NEWS I! w rawer ouxis HERS’ CIJkIMS. an® giistri !N*BUM0W8, , mortification an r luonibs psi the j tfAasoriatom of vvd but Btlle aid t tqDowewofwUcht hat it will soon be । and with •man ram cur uu fultowsd by that of Hanover, and beblad >>«Hh are the Austrian .nd Prussian _roservse of fifty-two thousand, to net m rfD- _____________ __________ ______ __ ken wp with the “Or belt eritn list, go do field, fa every esunp aod Iwepitel fa tbe | South sad INVALID'^ktlONis- The Frankfurt Diet mi toe Uto voted pwal misundcrManding o wBWi the removal o U4 ln«~<OJi.. alrifc and embittering the mmds of the relieved through Ito minietratio; peopU.' 8dM inciting engit.se of evil, * we KeT&rr, many VsluiEk liv. ccaus from-the command < Forty dicSees of condemned reb«! prop. । ItfasM-a.'prvr&i^l roi ernmrnt fa that duchy fa the nemo of ill Federal Diet ' ' •i<bt Express. •rf hie itwdrtoaMp sttte beteleuf ChieUmaugx Tbe report of GasuHalluek dis- to that battle, and from no want rare now 5 in order to secure a mm • the 9U> of De. cenibcr, It was resolved that In order to Michigan has continued to fufutah the avoid a conflict the Doslab troops should means of relief, but, aufortitMlely, from J.—.I. (fee M.Hb ll-l'Ma »k«kthe , German troops intend occupy fag. Both the lfb^.1 factions uf toe Pru, I'V.II IIIL. IIOUI.il .MV.IOOe VI k.lO I I U • .n i..r estly think ho will make more votes to • socistirm. sian Chamber of it...a Deputies bad resolved! to rote an addrew tu the Line statim* The above wbk-h we print, likrotim. Ing. •operate commauds of Uuruslde and ILwecrans, Gen. Grant, by his dfetfa. guished aervices and superior rank is nil tbe other Generals In the West, warned catitlsd to this general command. Bui unfortunately, h« waa at tbe litnsia New Orloana, unable to take the cwumaad__ Morobvor, there waa no tsIegranbU comtuuuicalion with him, and tbe diapalcbM of the 18th, directed to him aod Geaeral Sherman, did not reach him until some days after their dates, tons delay ing the niuyementa of General Grant's forces from Vfaksburk. Gen. Hurlburt, hawever, had tuovet! the ..troop of. his own corps, then is Weal Tennessee, with com­ mendable promptness. - By an admirably combined movement be (Rosecrans) deceived by a threatened •dvince fa force cm tbeir left at Shelbyvilie, while the mass of bis army, fa real­ ity, seised Hoover’., Liberty' and toe olhor Gap by bard fighting, and moved on Manchreier, thus turning the right of the enemy’s defence of Duck River, and directly threatening Bragg, who waaemnpiled to fall back to Tulfahonm, holly prsued by Granger, who had brilliantly carried Shelbyville. Diepo«tiona were immediately made to turn Tullahoma, and fell upon tbe enemy’s rear; bat Bragg abandoned to us hie entrenched ramp, and rapidly fell lack toward .Bridgeport Alabama, pursued as far as practicable by our forces. In ths Aro/da of Geo. Itoseerans' official report, thus ended a nine dap rampiga, whieh drove tbe enemy from two fortified positions and gave us possession cd Middle Tennes­ see, conducted in one of the mosF extra ports tn apeak of “Thai .Lecture;’’ but a word. Its article la simply billings- efit of our circulation, simply for the one truth it ooetains,—that “the people af Hastings and Barry county know Mr. rrr also; and in view of such knowledge, we think Mr. K. will bo entirely willing that all such personal attacks should gn forth bearing the proprietory inark of their author. W a said tbe article means something, or It means nothing. Kit means nothing, then it was extremely sjlly to put it in print If it means something perhaps To the Insinuation that Mr. Knappen had a slim audience, we can only aay, that, Motwllhstandfag the untoward circuinstancea, mentioned by us, laiit week, the audience was rnptetahlt, both in num­ bers and ptrtontul; which latter could' Pfeawr placed biruself in a position to have ronjmented intelligibly upon “that lecture." In regard to tbe reference to Artemus Ward would call “a Goak," but ws fear our readers will be troubled becomes almost a quicksand. Our oper­ ations were retarded thirty -six hours at Hoover's Gap, and sixtyjiwirs at and in situation that, if Mr. K. Is in favor of „< W:__i__ . .1. , ■ “closing out’’ the “Great Rebellion" be anlto were far more successful than was Gen. Halleck then gives a detailed and clear criUeism of ths battle 'of Chicka- who feel a deep interest in “dosing out" the Rebellion, are Republicans. Al­ attributes the disaster solely to a miscon rather like such conclusions, truth com- Gen. Halleck says: the Piaitetr, politically Mtraeiies a large **Tbe battle of Chickamanga commenc­ ed «> ths morning of tbe Itfth, McCooks for us to complain. Tbs recent storm, and intense cold • Irons ea hoard the Federal vessel in the A Bl<»miHtsYr Kixu.--Tbe Pari« t»e otMniwiXi'' harbor. The demand was at onro made that they should be given up, which not papers publish advices from Eij-pt ar- 1 being Immediately cuiapliod with, Gen. nnimring the victory of tbe Emperor, Tiwwpitbate Dui Io, Atting Guvjrnor, and command-1 Theodore 1 neoaore m M Abyretnin A by swinin «>vcr over toe ppulnponuln- ji ,rr •**" 1 slit of toe port, gave them until one ' ’ion of G«ijnm. Thu Em pro r is report ! o’clock tu consider, by which lime, if i *J to have ordered toe m^wurenf fiftren ‘ he demand was not complied with, no • ihoueand prhmmrs, m.-n, womp and ! . Federal vessuls-of-war were to lie allow- children. He Is alw staled to have bad i ------- --- -D ...______ to leave the harbor untij 1be affair was , l,lc English Consul at Mn«~.nia arreatul. I North-- towards Groat-Britain—far___ so settled. Tbs Chief of Artillery at Fort ! ,o have set the French Ocsul st' well sustainedan accusation of toeEngGeorge was instructed to keep his men . liberty Iisb Ministry hy thn Confederate States to barracks and bold them in readiness | — fa-'i'.fa " ‘ ' i. U? «< Botlnd G, U. Tin. .mmu.imlG* • fy-Tlnbr In, U,. : North. 4n.U.n>l>u «; U «nU-l •- dxU Wta.Ufcf..n. In -J» b.,. । p„, Offi- lh.p.nn..nl .Uh «il„ h„ If they are the true exponents of the ma- ~ ’“*r Bn/’ * *“ t.-n—:-X ........~.i t. Ij> e- . • . . «. — ... i jority ofintelligest Englishmen, or even loara definitely wbcthsr tbc mon aero of Parliament Wlwt plfay doos the President dis­ given ap at tbe appuiuled time. Il Is. Custom Tfonsra. Ar«enals, Public*Wuaks, close in our foreign relations} What said that they were. dec, throughout the country. “Tbe Federal man-of-war Niagara, and effo.te bare been made to eoacillteto furrigu nations 1 Tww mess uses of rataliation for their broken faith were suggns- X1 against our left and center. Div bion after division was pushed forward to as •1st the atotcliiig inaoMM of the enerov, hsuds, and he died fa a short lime. Snow when, Mcaxd fag to Gen. Braeoran.- order, has fallen to a great depth in the western Gen. Wood, averiookfag the direotiun to part of the State, and the cold was Intense. The passenger trains on the Michigan Central and Mivhigan Southern Reads, England □niftwtn depth of from eight to Um fact, cltnmte. Six or eight inebt had fallen on Thursday, and a I Weir during ths night, acron I d tiding enow. tho entire day. with wind bl. •nowjjfagal an unpralulled trrrible'itight followed, during I thermometer, indicated from-I degrees below terv, and the s| •evening. the Confederacy, and winds up by’ aayto usl ' A lmout a Flan —On Tut Ullage, liarely escaped dcstrl fire under peculiar ard mystr I is to tkrir iMirrrtt bt so. What tbe argument or the inducement olWed, timu will disclose: but it has been efficacious privilege u> obtain men, tnunitiona and credit to an unlimited extent. ewmstatoxa, The duor to the C| i»e«i left unlocked, and, ns appt unknown person, took a tick fl straw, I rum a lounge in the low, *®1 eairied It up stairs Guirt room, for some puq«n( neridvntallj or olhurwivu, it *fajr,aiid out iut» the yard win I was exTOigufahod. The tick w I . <utly placed near one of the at I an attempt made to build ■ fil Tbjr partly through the front of a at i it waa extinguished, by the a | theories' ndallte to tta afftir. prevailing opinion is, that live acridcntal, w4 pn -Ubly caused I i-ith pers-m nr per* mu, wb. cither • House and its ralnablo records. Boa Hl af Naprvlsors. county, met in adjourned session I « presume their seesiut snake suitable arrangements fu proof building fur the safety of tJ Matimr’s fhecelitp W«m Drsps f .van' ami I ty records; VTc presume rtreyia tnl»re llbcfst Allowance to the fa I wlvntecrs, than is permitted by thelflist scam a-source of deep regret that it t^nj^eto cbango t!;w *20.000. haw tn ait immediate direct ta>| New Advertisements. pARM FOB SALE. I cioght Dot tu omit to mention that Col. Rains considers the Removal of Gen. Roseerana f With whom hs was tndmrtely acquainted,) from the oummaad of tor Western Federal army at tke yrealett t>f bomtt to tke Confedenlet. . !f lue I?<!dk rats have lacksd sueeees In the Wnt,ifu /rose no fault of Rotttremt. These wfrs Col. Ruins’ words, and, in spite of p«»aecrans’ seemingly strange strategy before Chickamauga, they are entitled to great JSTBAY STEERS. weight. The weather since, I Ar saug winter, with exerilrat daj-. , We trust they will not .. especially—inimical Saturday fidb.uvd11 listed. ♦'.egrres milder, the tkermoma burped entirely through tbe | l» thrif ar)m«. to.or<». L«. i On Friday I monretrr indteatod a lemperatij J NO. W. LONGVEAR, JOHN F. DRIGGS, AUG. G BALDWIN. “At Hamburg a committee luis beer, formed f«r tbe assistance of such Si-hleawig-Holsteinera aamay be. coinfilled to Boom—The Nashrilla Uti-u says; fly their country/ “The various’ federal corps af the ex “We lenrn that a number ofrrtwl fam­ Superior DJplowiaer of the VaVed Stall ecutive Army are uoncsntrsting, and will ilies at Ilutitsrilis, Ala., aru drawing President Da via treats at’ length of l-sft. their march on tbe 15lh instant.** euppliva of suliaiatonce tnon the roitunia snry department .4” the 1’i.ited Slates xi>> runs i ;/.< t ’xuexst-*•<ty T^ra. our foreign relations. Hu discusses with Ixddness th. conduct of England, and proves conclusively that her strict “neuthe fate rebel senator of that koine, a tralitpns oflesidsd, and Inimical to us. Halifax, Dec. 10th, contains the follow* penskmrr upon tbe bounty of the govern Ils gibbite her Minister ol Foreign Af­ meat Ije has been laboring to destroy ! The Great French Hcmcdy I fairs as the pucillanimous instrument of la there nny depth of Iheaunsas tu abivh aulboritien yesterday, that four men of MOAI ^•^^a’aVXMOATtbe Chesapeake acre secretly held in a rebel leader will not descend !’’ - which visited this section last week was abortive. The eroter wm next assailed of vast extent, and terrible severity. Wo and temporarily drreea Uek; but being ; ■ Gau wa reasonably expect thorn to be which it was expected tbe Niagara would promptly reinforced maintained Hs _• offered gratuitously to us, or even mere-1 K>v«, but no sound uf cannon has ya in difierent parte of tbe State and west-' grotrod. A s eight approached the battle ly upon.signifying a desire for them 11 wen braid." craned, and the comtatiMts rreted on ward. A teamster was froxcu to death, 1 Sentiment may ttifinsnee the action of1 ----------. w, ------। Mipte Urtrt Itee. Bl nuitaewis their arms. The attack was furiously on tbe Grslint rood near Detroit A individual*—interest only influences tbe I Bebel F-etuMrtB of Con faMstraur Ute NAMO AUT MClr ASIA. Mt which left Detroit at 10 A. M. on Thurs­ day, was completely Mocked up in the ushered In, aocompanfad by or I npt unseldmn tbits the Eash but which are a rare occurran I । sz-tc.tnxrKKftw: w.«.n, is, that the editor of tbe Pionter, not stipulatiuus, and the ungenerous advanta­ Tbe having enlisted, to consequently, not la ges takcu of our present situation. favor of putting down the rebellion; a unfriendly action of the British adminis­ tration is proved strongly—perhaps, un­ deduction nglyetro corroborated by the fortunately, too strongly. He shows, general tone of that paper. The only that Lord John Russell to dnddedly hos­ logical deduction to be drawn from tbe tile to us. The taodaney of this infor­ mation, so presented, is tn discourage though in a partisan sense, we might by Gen. Wood. full jH-uaioM. stivelS 1Mlr’ Michigan soldi era can be react}- “f December 12, says:. ar sms illa» placed ix cnsnre. “The Germans in tbo Duchies having cd by their benevolent and patriotic ' Fifty WE.^CslVlfuerrillre. s CbUel. PENSIONS TO tllJLDRj&.y frtatus In our State. a separate admiidstratiuu, and.pying a Major and a (liaplain, were raptured 'For these reasons we earnestly appeal theirr ’part\ 4towards the ■ th^. nuintenuuce ~zz of z^. by Gen. Dodge’s mounted infantry, near to the people of every county, city, vil­ the King's King’s household, the navy, and the Paulaski, Tvtin. Some of them are in lage and town throughout tbe State, to Intcrest nf tbedebt, will be better for send forward liberally all kinds of relief the Danish cuonerchy than a dtaflveted era! soldiers ls»t summer. to our gallant men in the Army of the people continual!) annoyed by a ruling * NVanXBCD rKOKNAL »r>LDtSM. East, as well astbat of the West. All foreign democracy. If, therefore, the Skulls vf murdered men, placed as nF articles sent to the Miditgra Soldiers’ .'ucccssiun quest foci leads tu » prsonal naitirolsuna mantvl-pivcc, werqfoupd in PENSIONS TO MoTlrtiRS AND Relief Association at Washington, will be union under aconsiituiiunol gcivernmeni, their room. SISTERA faithfully dispensed to Michigan soldiers such as existed until 1840 under an abBercw meiulfara "PtW Gib, Bitbyr toe m«> Association. n>«x>mivD. solute governmewt, both pnics would As the cash expudihirea nf the AsSo- , be satisfied, and as tbe democratic party tm rialion fur aiding and relieving stek and wounded soldiers aro large, we wmrtd tion system like that of France, and thrown into the riser. — suggest that liberal ctah cuutributlons be much prefers the minor princes to French sent to Hon. J. M. Edmunds, lbs Presi­ prefects, it would be immaterial to it An nrrny eiwrrepvndctit telh an ten, Ifllicy <rere dent nfthe Association. whether tbe Danish. King or any other anecdote of Stonewall Jackson. The We make this appeal with the fullest prinew ruled In the DuAk-s, provided rel«d army was nn Ils march to Mary. confidence tbit our people will respond no farther attempt were made to sever » of aUrfirrs w'te Date' TuhmlerQ promptly and liberklly, and hereby the link with the common fatherland. enable toe Association ’to continue Ila “The Duke of Augustenborg to vary noble and patriotic labors in behalf of active in issuing proclamations and ask­ into Mary land f” our gallant soldiers who have left home ing fi»r money, its now invites sutacrib- ed Jackson. “Jfo. sir,’1 replied tor farm­ and kindred to defend our glorious Union. ers td a Insn <-f eulimifad amount bearing 4 HI Infor. n>e,l«iU tell nn interest Democratic papers mention er'; "but If J. M. HOWARD, with great justice that hitherto the dnke you a secret" “A treret, eb-1w ,JY«s. Z. CHANDLER, CTIA& UPSON. has only called others tu stand up for Ids ' »lr.” ‘ Can you keep a secret T" askrd Stone, al I. eyeing the man sternly. “Uh. F. W. KELLOGG, cause, white he keeps aloof in hto safe yea.” "Well, sir." said the General, F. C. BEAMAN, corner at Gotha. hfoNEr? we can analyxa it, and ascertain what thirl meaning is>: not hava been true, had the editor of tins "* from Htrlimond. It totalierod here |hat the ernmeNt will rvfusu pernHss French war vessels to ascend It has often been the boast of the Plbn'trr that It was free from jierannali* ties, (t) bnt the foregoing gives the lie direct to all such pretensions. It pur­ PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. lev’s AnojT u«il iWl t. A>». •\ time ft Iatire to exohMiBes raWc by the i utTXte. rebab Wirt U J ‘ _ .. . . . : widow «r... oat— - — ...i.ii—- ylar^uid, wnrhlhk, very imps 11 th teulus qf ourdriien. stHild mm I 'h-________. -til Iwntaihrtcmaj.’' K IUU. Brstorss CiiAxax.—J. 8. ,’S. Hadley in the busit >» to a gewerally admitted feet that the enemy allowed oar dead to re­ main enburivd ou the field of Ouckamauga, though the rebels spout days in pick- AliUCU.. the Hadley Milla, •crlptioaOMd. ran further west than Galoeburgh, on -DAVW HOXErWELL. wked to appropribe daian^uml by Ihwkar’a troops, wbu lately spent Uwreiagirmg burial to tk rebab fell in battle. And yet after the ft] A y.mng My. wb«i -- of Goodyear, Ifarlow •derstand lbey covtr �listtilainu. I FrO.t.Cusrt hujfr«j*d«My-4bm; prseaat. t!< Ibe Mattar of tbS tfate at Claries C-tvy. th. ruxiiaa and M.ag the jwtlUos. doty variBH, of nwms. U cart), pewyfag. that Aduoiua»roU<m of the estate of Mid doefaeed buq be cummitted tstiNMtrtfauer. ,....• . Savaus Wimtsk.—The New Year was ushered fa. Mcompanied by one nf those I by Ux ,-rti of the aMoad er v.aea., at the worth L Maa* 1e HaMtaui. Barry be remind d._. uf February. • — - i- s««. be Ml|Mg farJHbWWfagttf *fa WlUhm, end Ibal the urir. .rf uh! deceased, M<l all utber panowa inlcreatad fa said estate, ora required to severe storms and intense enW, which nut UMvMixn visits the Eastern States, 1-EOl’L.rB l>nt which am a ram occwrmnce fa thia clintble. Six or sight inches of snow c. U. ITsfasooe. JIU’y. fcr add AgfaV AUillXI3T'dATd'l& 8a£1? had falicti ou Tborsday, aud a Severn gale m»1 blow- during ths night, aceumpuuied by 3 lilting snow. On Friday tbe Thnr- Soldiiks and OrrtcBM in the army, being exposed to imlden changes, should mcmetsr indicated a temperature muging always Im supplied with "Bnieii'i Bron­ chial TreeAss/ as they give prompt re form 8 tu 19 degrees bslnw gem, during lief fa a €Ud, Cough, or an Irritated the entire day, with wind Mowing aud Throat. snow flying at an utipwraMled rate. A terrible night fiilhiWud, during which the ilreriumueter indicated fmm IS Ut *20 Tbe Corporators nf the “Farmers’ Fire degrees below zero, and the et»rm una- Insurance company of Barry mid Eutnu listed. Saturday fallowed but a few comities," <>f tbe State of Michigan, un­ requited to assemble al the hotel in •legmea mltd.'r, the thermometer indieatVermontville, Eaton county, nt I o'clock nng twelve degrees below zero, in the on Tuesday, January 12, 1801 tu or c vpning. The weather since, will pm , genfae and elect officers uf said cunt puny. (3w) for snug winter, with excellent sleighing.' Almost a TATE OF MICHIOAS.Ceuaiy of Berry, as. Al a seaafaa of the Pn.bai. Court foe Tha county of Hs’ry, bidden al the I'rohrtr Olka, fa the vfllap' of neidags. on Mender, U>a tfal day of Heecnbcr. in the year sue ii.ou.eud eigjl hundred and eiiltlhree. Trescul Sherman>C. rriwlie. Judge of Ce-bato. la the MsMre el tbe r.jalrof Fiepfaa f. Coven who baa absented hinwelf from the male uf Mich irsn. ’ S Estate. 1-clonging Ip saidtltephaw ILCarin. Tbaarupau ible .Ouffnd. Vtasrhnnffnx.lba fearteenih day of January next, al ien o.rieckfa Fimb—On Tuesday sieving nf last Week, the Court I harem, fa this •'illage, Iwrvly escaped dcetrnctlou by fire under peculiar ard nsywterious eirruuistalrcs. The duor to tbe Court ruutn in the second st<»ry of the building had l>er<i left unlocked, and, as appears, some mtknuwu person, took a lick filled with straw, I rum a hxgtge in the bail be- ly-eevmits;. acres •? Unit. ■nofa « Ire. Ako Ullage he. Xo.. fat. tbe ainslb half of STS. and IM n' lean 13 by I* feel oM nt the north-weal ■ JVHX 8. VAM BHVSt. AJ-i-urreW, Dated, Angnei SA, 1»SS. doc 11 HELMBOLD'S ft1*" UBT OF l.ETTKJtft, ADMlNISTliATOlTS SALE. Ilrmnining uncalled for at the llastfagi P«m» < IftiM", for the • ary 5,1864: the •Feurfancure.-. OihfaMtig tfa axibMnaehaj day. aoi yrt havfag lain ona l«U>«, abet baa Brigs* t> 8 Coietiaoe Mire Mery D Campbell Harried r-——— n »c«*<d«ntally or otherwise, it took fire, 1 w lien it must have bven dragged down,, be, aud shells* rohlfawed »orearMfaa*. • •• ■ 1;, .•■I'AraKfcs>x.U-nfaas.«*fa*4st ■StMa, October 1, IsCs.” . , ■ nr Tat Me By ribihnrghdi 1 *• J '•*’r • . C. CBIMHV. Qaaml Asewi. Jfo. .ns Mala Ola IfaMfayh- V. fawfam afiMdafa riwuh. ba Ml- I'-ourt room, for wm« purpose, where, •lair, and out into the yard whore thefiro i' was easiiiguuhcd. The lick was appar- I «ully placed m ar one of the stoves and ' an attempt jnadc tu l>uild a fire In the •tuts. Ono tiling, however fa not easily j accounted for, which la, that thefiro ba<I Itvrncd entirely through the du»r, and UniT»rsal I oCUx Maaeslar HysOBi. Hotllaads. riaaUag aftbaMv. Ilrrnew uf the skis. • MrWpMee ee ftfa Acp, PallM CsMUeJMe. ' E,CJAL NOTICES «2aMS.^itsyta^ partly through tbe front of n seat, fa-fi>re ' it Mas extinguished, by the application ofesfaw. There are, uf course, various' tbeontv relative to the aflliir, but tbs । prevailing upiiiluai is, that the fire was 1 accidvotai, fuA probably caused by aoinc ( As^Mrsry, Kdaltj, fyUftit fil>. D. HEBBICK. u-iirruH-K. t.tc of Flurere WhHloeZ, WATCHMAKtl ASS JEWELEI. person nc parcels, sb > cither sought ra- ' Knit tab. FsieaekdllinerlMnM'sicliee riaialrv W-i emcnla werranlcd fa petfona waff; fa liremewt, nr needed shelter far tbe night. III etoaks aud Jewrlry s.poit.J, nil An<t uu aba Court i ■oliev. One <loor Weal cflba Foal OKae fa Wm. U.J ■rs Itnig More. Ilestfags, Mich. dreSSyI .'reUU.lLfhA KI.Vt3irJU4eribfy' AUK JOO rlfaed s^h fat fartoreaof BsttearauR Vm«'i Xsaauu* Kua uillapprlM refawa. AHEynn aotr.risg frwa the guuiiagsaf 4>*ss*p. WATSOK'aXaraAuJa Erie will ia*fa«ba>y<far crAiirlAX s sale. ur of a Hrenar inaled by the l.e svtmly of (Mihoira sad Muir 'Wl£befrW^i"* ••th. QWjT >“ Jp"r' WsTviy. te aiwu Iknn will sloutps yMv: <*rO‘e stlfatncs of tbe G»sat1.^“ The Board uf Supcrviours lor this county, met fa adjourned session on M«.nday, .-We presume their session will nut be a long oac and we shall lay their pro­ reedings before our readers at M early rV-YWWYVritXE- »ti AHri-AMO. We treat they will fart fail to _ _ ________ in afar anitable arrangements far a fire.; ***■&■**>?**« Wfaakm. coivnteers, than is permitted by tbe rcs- Mb. C. C Hswvm. s dfaffarulfaril kheretet sad nn.ggi.tp4 tba eitj pt Buffalo. NoVe iUTaMed sod UMiiuUociurrd a carnjKounl knew .a a. IMUSI TO!.* BAUUM OF UOABHOU5M, otud, lag perfret arsonc faranom^oiM. or at ur u>c mmriLTiM arising(n>p> cUtnp. CU-J. wwiurue ufdeep regret that it is m>w tfdJMg.ld change the 820.000. county j Balsam or itsAMOrim. proafanlre* H *11* tesi ' 'UMl*bh * ^ffi-uEuiTZr prwtf building far the solely uf tbe coun­ ty records. VFe presume they will make nX' IIbejal pHuarancw fe» the families of h«n tn au immediate dime* tax. The ■ rw° mbvrizrag the hen i* unpopglared, wa tligk, very impAlldc. N’faetruths uwreirtauH. «txiM rnueh pnfcr! d»wn, their. proportion af tbe tyr jikber than inert gage their property SHERIFF? SALE am jm- evert interest, un 5 to 10 years I Ittnsn CnAKax.- J. 8. Goodyear jt& Wm. Bartow,bare become asavcialctl S. TTadley in the boaiuaaa and ■ •* »** Hadley MiHs, aud tbe ■ t sffre 1st fast sMbeU tW Ous wkfcti I oUaisrd fro* you fa trwsfar last. Hveiag the advMtkMUMM af year Seeiaty. sSsrfaX U give your SMdKUM t-> ctergyaww far the jxnr af ATTACHMENT NOTICE. �nahjt’i BICBTIYECSMSS. went. but Ifthe better » not there, no amouBl of care and labor on her part will produce IL If tbs butter doss mat “come** ths halt is not bsrs. Let tbe sows hs well fad and kept warm end •omfenabta, serf them will be but littls UMbUiDohuraiBg. ■ Butter, like fat, te derived from tbe food. Ifthe food contains fat—nr carbouaosoua substances, like starch and -Fr.tUy will prodoes fat—sad these are not all consumed to keep up lbs ani­ mal heat of th. body, tbe euw, tf htaerslly supplied with It will either increase in weight, or give milk rich with butter.— Good hay and a little com meal or shorts, with a daily meaa ufsliced mangel wnrUel will make ea rich milk fa winter as fa summer—provided tbe cow is kept warm. An English lady who has bad moeb esperhoee in making butter, gives us the following bints in rrgard to bar method of producing in winter: When only a few eoqr* are giving milk, skim the cream off every morning and scald it by putting in tin imraeraed in boiling water, and letting it temain till well heated. If the oows are eating turtupa. this will take away tbsir unpleasant;flavor from the bufter. After, nodding the cream put it in a crock, end add t« it the eream oacb morning (scalding as before) till you £>tasea atL tuft o^ly^Xd XVc. XyuXAXe Q.S a. VtAXCUtkvZ wXCxcXx VoXW tUYt aW X\x«, "’AX* wXu-eXx ^XcvXv Yvwjr X»," VmXi a» a wnM^ivaX aaex\X — a ^YCCkX ^axcrwWioY o) x\vt w^Uvcv. Xa A\xe TiWxow* avsXncXs Wvc. \V«.%Xo.wtk SouXVtWvcYe 5ov. a \o»m Xk«\.<p \kx\x wvucXx \xtx<X«A aw cvrtyXc oS StovfentXv ■ftkVi«,Y%, u>\u.c\x,k5 taVxw kxx \lyo^xy t\up.\\\'\.XuUk, WoAtn^lto is oaf wLdssorit. gr.hljad^rv^ oa\6. at X\xc yrcf^tY art. ua^?mi»riKT^“^BnTjSSrnwF>f>a *UYt ^YtvexVUxbX ItST' •ME AND BUY KOBE political girutorg. 'ili^ua Fever, . over and I/iiJer Complaint, (^yspcpBia, ' Ind-ige^tion, Jaundice, Kidney. Complaints, f axvdi a\i laY waXu-Yt. R.J. GRANT! ItiswWJMbefcmtMdagdMi dteaae.asd.. - ------ ~ * * Ora*. Did you ever see a slim, dead alive kind at thing. that'vould get so poor as to be obliged U» trot before and ./enter behind ,when required to gel up motion, and still not die ; ite eyes both cemtiig out of the same hole, t>r at least so near that tiro bog appeared croewyed? If no. let ua pass the dismal picture, and simply call them old liners '. All these breeds may be described as follows: Long ears, largo beads, long and ih>dc legs, a stock uflcan underneath a thick grizzle, and that covered with a tough thick bide, with abandanc? ofhtfilies ewd, in fine, a great amount uf cftil of every deMrintfoo. Such animnls have no thriftinees nr capacity to fatten, and very - little about them that is digestible after they are killed. teahhv. >oa ouwut hare srorfulMuJfafa* \ ' Ayer's Ssniparilla '■rfk&ZiiMa’lM dk^wLute jafirKiarrM-A c xLt'i: afar'other renter!r yel tfcifacA iakoewwIry aU Bpah till.,ria» af-nnnpMui*. w,MwfMsl*F proven far tlu> treat snullirerle fit peMietv kbowh in-! muIrtishie rurev W ta« made W dp Mlomas 4boa*es Stag's. ML «r ripeltt Row or 9t AjrihenfsTIr* fctK HAB'-mt, Sotld-Bead/ OoaAa frasa tebarculo u dspodti 1a tbe icnri, White Swelling!. tybUitT. Dropsy. ReniRlgiit, o$ a RypuatfetsMsBA' Eenlx WsakneiMn. mop K fxisl b .Av«»‘a-!A4rim«teMf. k-nml atu»tiife«|ww,|lr it»r«*»,f»aH»s*v of ’ ahr rvni-iri.>l> c cures wt<> b it Jias naadr when MPrifer .HiW.lid h 1.1 fclfebfe ntkM wharf' Tbur es.-w 4«*«i afar iTHiutry, m uukr alis-t cntyivMar flMybwdawwrilMowsi esc nborse ypn* M'- AVwAxL^ 'Vowve. Dy ’B.d^ocVr ftXouXaeXx. Bad Breed* of Bogs. Rmder did yon tier iroek .boat, while Smdu's .Iner .er-fflr rtM i|gd ilats ate. X\x* \toor nvaw’w aMi^r lasa<v 'a it*l> !•• shuni*,-andidiim firv^sysf Dv. 'B.ctoaeV* 8Xo«vac\\ YSVtt.C'tw Wax '^.ooy m.a\x nxaw\j DocXot'* 'fiAXV*, Come and See !! PalBsr. Hear; MaUory. ' Rrruuro-T. Phillips, Jahn Oom. Richard R Sliaw T—ssrme-J. V. E-rori. VMBeMioei A A. Mead. J.B. FrwMaa. Fosware. MUdkrilU. S Wc«DWJt»-&S. Jngsreon. E. P. Bsrpsw, E. WE <Me< has M-u> ft> ♦«el yew* in fwrlavrianta reiie-tr wbiria i- sd tjeslv «u it» Vut. Tais wr too* utT-r m ti* peNle Wlrr the teas rf • Avrw'a SAW.ArASliL» -r«W»rBh .a.JMVnn. no e-l nt hmuv ft wilm OMvrd doe trif el .<«vi/«,iMi In nhhmftir ^ewvr.' By' bawl wu upyjnwai.jvurwJfjmw tb^i^er. anil •Ltitzvr uf l!.c»: di-^j.hr- I'wr. col the fan* that t« end Drier in ike v*i th* *W» »' .'?”**?• •Wl.j rtuur»n« Kulik wtUirvlTc". Hr 111 acmtiar xletnaf Mtoeubirm'So'vnsI f*ee> ’ mum, IN MY LINE OF TRAM "Ot. 'BvoWek'* RXo'wwvcXv. ’B'AXcvs avt XW Ae\x wtaft'i 6o\acx awtl KJoro^wrX. HVAE JUST RECEIVED part iaf fc.>.r >' vtve-ujoYuXc XW vxak axxA &£.Y>\\VtaHiu DVEBUSEMENT. ’SSB <£W rtrau'w Dr. VA.oWek'% ‘BX.ovcxacXx 'B’AXc'c* A large stock of <3- €> O X> S dtrt'ix. axxvav^ a\xA xwaVx vae\.a\xc\\o\\\ <x\\ov^a\j\e. AtW*.;: CHERRY PECTORAL, ©v. Hc\><vck,» , ‘ 1UN’“* ___ _ fttoiaaek *YV\XXev* "“•* Bering made amngemsote with aaaabetaxan aad otbecs, I an ptepand io , . ,y WHOLESALE TO CQGkTBT MERCBAMT8, AruthwiM twArtbrir teterwf to rirb kia’a esli before parvbsalag. AU ceedseoMUlbe LOWEST CASH MARKET VALVE. X deal tergsiy in STORES I na-,j ’- wri ie> :u ‘ C'.lw Dr. 'EUtaack.'w Stow.a.e\v 'B\XXe«« Tuxes Rewaoa-O. U. Batee, Thnotby.Mlles, avc,X\x.«. VrVc\xA,>nv. ^Y«.VCXX\.’v\\l» Xy\V<Yv\x.C<X, W’V.. t\\Xcv\\, 'SkY\tunxa\.\»>’i\Y, c\c. 1BDOTS <&■ SJEI4NB&, GROCERIES ■ Tnere fitter*, ore ; ut up in q-*e»r hetilre. liKioK thr .ikcre io ia /5se-n>w fl*. .iayhir^/irnj.o’avidt*’’ fa prwUt-J tgitk .» ca/e-p^uirj ./re*. oouRfvrfrifrre. ’ ‘ ■— • “ •«-*- . far lb. C. W. Ijaback. CTrorrjWr’-, fio. Eaat Fqurtfi Pt , dr -:r r -.u. uh •V*' ?* «*^*** * M®W-’ Mn torr! pt las Agenl,”«Ul continue te sepply th.poblic. Tbs whole amonot of tbe Ioan aelborirol, .fa Fire UaodredMillions of Dollars. .Vejrfp IMr,' tere A<r» fid faL O« TresreVy. mnsth witblk the Lut serwi ran.ths. Tbe larg. demand frbru abroad, aqd tba r^idly tnemsing Km* demand Yor W *4 fee basis rfeireetatlft br XsKMntf Baekhqr AssnciaHnbon, >11 H.rf. - — M1 — The World's Groat Epmsdy ft Codgka. Co'dj, Incipient Coni Wampttovi, and for the TUttef • ouGansumptlva patfanla . u< in ad vanend stages of thd di>-.aac. . .. t <V,\ ••l.ir.i'h / 5!: ■ >g * .ni TI5, SHEKT4B0K A5D COPPER WORKS, On this subject the Ohio JWruwr sues : ■ “As the Winter approaches, thepnident boraeatan will look to the condition of hi. stables, that they may be in order to receive bis stock when they on no longer be left to range upon tbe fields.— Where a good, firm and dry fooling can be secured, it U better tn have an earth floor than to stand tbe boiee on phnkr. We were particularly pleased with the sublas of Ladd Brothers, of Jeflereon Counlv, during onr visit to thtt place. Tla brotbvrs Updegraff alm have lher stable bottoms of earth, which on tbefr mi?_5»t r r”‘ to A Striker, Hutiep;Eli SicboU. Jst eCwMflS; M. C. Swift. Fr.lm.ilU; Clothi CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. ^MhhrraHrerir* DR Y GOODS! li*XSS? GROCERY, Eating 6f Billiard HARD-WARE! own duri m t from peoetrl flour, horana t_ _ ___ _ r__ compelled to stand on planks. ^Speaking ------------------------- Uf th. fed that ------------------ •ffcdder U alU be well to look, out for bedding other than straw, whidt can be used for tedder. Fur this purpose the best material is aawdaat, Mid sow before tbs heavy fall rains set In b tbs time to lay la a good quMtit, fcr Whur’s us*. ' * 'STABLISHED 17«0. AND utm nappes, - Keahi lashes, American Oeothnac, Copenhagen, , yellow hxctt. Heoey Dew Beoteb. resatitootch. Freak Heuer Dew Seats 13 VERY,FULL AND COMPLETE. OVB BIX.LI.lilt) TABLES h> slew rf TBXSX HARD TIMER era are aaRUg OVR GOODS.! ? ' Unusually Low ! EW HARNESS SHOP. AMI* require the saw nuurilr. »i*. penfcutwn '■«! UirtHKSl.Hl Of ]W «LaHf. lbs U-wL tteK areecr.MM di.trreMmi Mpd.JlM.' ave eom^oRcA yolyc arvil \\oi»xy5vv\. yooX% atvA. voXvkcXx. make, Xkem nd Hsrcn. ..Pontiac. rootfag. kick up every lima ha bored bis ntweiuto tbe ground, m if trying to aland on bis head 1 If so, don’t buy him; be »111 nut prove a profitable feeder. We might call thia ■ sub-soil variety. Did you •v ar am a bug that would grab an car of euro and run a quarter of a mile before be would stop to .e«t ill If an, bewrste. Wall piece euclrlh the same category, and for the sake of distinction, will call them Elm-peelers. Did y>>u ever see a tall, slab aided, long-ltggM, rsfur bftcked breed, that wax always hungry, and when opportunity required, would climb up to'-where the rails io the fence were lumo distance apart, and then either slip through a crack or throw off a fepr rails and jump overJ | If so, don’t purchase, unless you area email farmer and c-n't poasibk afford to build Mrs ■crihs. • We might perhapo eall them tree-eoilere or elm baro- . laatiite accmbhaaiiua of Un onrseu ef ran rV\xi'ie GOODS ! if HAinroa, aznar ■ JMiMjs; gui.ts � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-01-13.pdf 33694f3a36382f9c6ce8e3fab7ef67e9 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BABBY-COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1864. . €|t Sutinss ?hnn, 38 MMHSMOnnY MEDIUMAY, aantns,' bassy codbtt, snosnwAi y ,riltote“*BWW ihth" <wr <JU ZMMfea. AT TSI ‘ KAA'i^uKiS DRUG STORE!!! mu-potmtey Robebts &, Striker, I which I have old men nid be did not know.— ! The general asked the girl. She said It inis master washing kg? whk ' 4. thl. so !’ asked tUjpftfhJ., .. Jistinjj' Ijnsintss Jirrrtarj. -T* I— old ntol1 ■ Wkil w.H o* and moot complete assortment of DBVGI AMD MEDICIMBA, IChemicals, Paints, Oil., Cam LCR la all kiada *t Pafaily GroMric*. »aa aad WoU«» w«m. and a ganml sa­ lt *T PievirinM. Also Hetary PeMte. vo daen u«t ef tha Itesting. Haese, Roberts Thy warfare only ends with life. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. A MbxUbbb warfhie! Rogering loeg, Tbrou<b waery day and weary year; A wild and may wahpoead laroog Bang natty fatal and flsak, sndrw. tiu uims. Yet serve Ibr spirit to D>» po»f. And blench not al thy ebon* o lol; Ttla told good stay Biand kloof. . The nags may fcqwn-yel faint tbo« not (T FOR MECHANICAL AMD MEDICI5AL P0Rr0aK8,0MLTjC Xor heed the abaft tan surety cast, ■nwfouiaed Ua^agUtl of acorn , Far with tby.hiiii ^1 dwell, aflaat. Also B Ml sterik ef a striker, GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE, flUOAR. 8P1CE3. PEPPER, PRCNE8. FIGS,-RAISINS. CODFISH; i fact, ererylhlng In Lbe Greevry Im*, aech (■ iU be needed for femi'l cat. Alao a great rarieiT of th. r« el® keep OB band • rood BBMrtmenl of Yea, tboegblboe la epaw ths daft. 1*! ' When they wbebaiMdthev fire in IHr DwfWlofhopB Bindmaty Inwl, Uba tboM who Jail la battle bvrv I Another bud thy nroM shall wield. Another bafid theataodard war*. Till fam tba tempera (north h pealed glimUaiw. STATIONERY, PENX. PENCILS. IXRS. VIPER. EXVEL0PE8, CARD8, he., Aa. . * in. <w> aaavaxT. ' , -4 A Lieutenant searching a cartain house in New Orleans, In which Confederate arms .were reported lo ba concealed.— Arma and tents were found .tuned in the garret, which were removed to the grand repository of contraband article., the Custom House. A gentleman of vener­ able aspect, with long white hair, and a form hint with pre mature old age, waa the odcopant of the house from which the arms and tent, were taken. In the twilight,qf.fu ev.njng, soon af­ ter the .earth the most fearful screams were heard ^exceeding fra® the yard of the house, aa if a bums? being waa suffer­ ing ths utmost that a mortal can endure ntJYRfCtIX tat HurjruB I>w.ll.rK< J. war.riser Um Coen Roesa. ' Mb HAMMT. insaxswasitti WOOLEN -------- may do w1mt I Me with her. I washed the Strict, delude of therefore, place you .under guard tor Ur her to relieve her from pein." ’ "To r«h>M her J Well, dr, I ahull preeent, until 1 conclude upon your artt®K»." . commit yni to FonJecheow." . - 1 . “General, 1 am a native ef fiovth Car—Taanrin’sta®* MAmMw KSrrafnrr oliaa; my health ie infirm. It will kill bonoraHo, wtata'Wgh tooed’, what an ifiMdb® eld mwft etU-vab «dKp*-<| - Na rli»sis| hs EwophT'-AMtetida "1 can’theJplhaL Andean thw you is awwaU tewnq nohd tahteMWamny behave weU,.ur you shall t»ve prndeuly none the same punishment that you kava giv­ knew him. They said StaS hft had Me readkrt; and;-wn ®By en thia poor girl, and to relieve your luce® ] tha war find bail ruined him { Ha baa received so large a lrtH«a«f admitepain, you shall be waabod dowa with friends had obeeresd that U had been fr. rtArdlf 6f latej prior mAa; and no doubt brine.” Strack, ■ The old native of Smith Cardies went bel®4 he ^tended. Hia .o3er children came to Fort JgckaMi, when. I mu ,happy io. Jo plead for hip.• A legal geqtJobe aide to state, bodied in a mouth.— Gen. Duller gave the girt her freedom, man appeared, klan, to do what *Mpoearid aMigned her a num of, money suffic­ slble fur him la*the ly of argument. >G«i. Butler deeideT.—.__ . ient to aether up in some little bueinees, •vch aa dulured gMn <arry M in Nw» Landry should give Ms daughter her free­ Otleana. . r ' t dom, and settle upon her a thousand doltub Being in mortal terror of lFotiJneite<» “nieta rowiuy m«, .i.emr i»: ■» he gladly complied with these terms. The poor girl went forth that da/ p Tree *»triah'akid a trustee waa appointed to ad­ minister her Httle fortune nod eM that we forthnrjharm befal her. It wa. a light penalty fur such a crime. J vrtfa the general had treated the efeea la Wellington—rang for three pole, and a rope, and had lbe wretch hanged Chat Sunday momiqg, fa the neartat pebllc eqw«- God sud man would hare applauded*lhe deed, and tharej would have been no more woman whipping in Now One Sunday morning, fwHle General Butler was eealed at hie break fa® table, Majnr Strong, a geafleeoan who waa not given to undue emolien, nwhed ‘into the room, palo with rage and horror, “General,” he exeirimed, “there fa the moot damnable thing out here I” The general following him to thooffioe. There be found the staff areembled, stand­ ing round a woman, guing upon her with flashing cy®, their oounlennnoM .bwlrayiug mingled pity and fury. The ®rv«ita j of the bcu® were crowding about the doors of the room. The woman wbe was the olyecl of so much a Urnlion eu nearly White, aged about twenty-aerrn. Her thee showed at the flret gisnue that •bo wed one of tboee tmfortumfta Wfaturea wbom'eomr nvages regard ’ wlfa’ a kind of religious awe; arid whom eivlfced beings are accustomed to consider pecu­ liarly entitled to tendertiMU end fhrWarewcc; She wae eltriple minded. Not abeetutely tn Wtot, bat imbecile, ynfart, half silly. “Look here, general," mW Major Strong, as he opened the Ire® of this poor crthtvre. , Her back was cut te plcfan wifh the infernal cow bid-. It we. al! black and rod—red where the iafrroal Instrument of torture had broken tha fckin, black where It had wot To eowvey M' id® tea ban la ter • Ctevteteate<« BU,in-, Mte. Iffrir.u.iibriTjrte JSlJM *Wta’ aarfpfyubofaplete os<sltor any NsmtafaurtfrmiMiuifnL For Twasrty towCMfs dhey wHtpuewd awv Number, by mail, ‘4»y. v««sis Nuw^ bound h> Muslm, will be mailed, portjwW |u say pleta In tW United'SlaM Vlthio 150b will® of New Y*rk fbr Two Doflaresr.! Fifty Cents Cempiete rate, n«w* com­ prising Twenty Asa Vefam® <>U borem (tan Copy-far woo year, ltd I’wb “Haras’. Copfae for ewe war. M < JW. ZW Bimld—I VUumee bound in Cloth, st |S Wpw; ume. Muslin ------------------- v Nrtt When remind for HtMVt FACTORY, Hs boat near by, rafl’iptp the yard, where he beheld n hideou. spectacle. A young [ WANT 26,000 lbe. of WOOL to mulatto girl was stretched upon the ground on her lace, bar feet tied to a L manufacture into CLOTH— alike, her hands, held a black man, ““’'Rm., \ her back uncovered from neck to boete. The venerable bld geetleman with the “fcaraWe. .bled for gai HAHT1NG8.MICH. wUCbhArwa--------- =------------ ---------- - Artndin* andhrnahHn it isalmM wUlly made up of two eemi-globnW Finn a' 5icTSa2TSs.«ft: fare. They willMot be mated Ita ew®Giee nr regiments, in the field. I The ■ viU-be wanned entirely ®Ub Melivlag wear M^quariera not unknown to: groee, Bomtaftudod by white eoamiaeiea the members of Un staff: • n Vii ed and ncm-commiaeioned cfliisiw. The "Who <M fin it WWJTj tekefi, the convenient for hie purpoee. Yle held In M.hpuo a powerful, horse whip, with bM wort a.tedl oWUi.m-uI '*1 went out after the clothes from the which be was leaking the dedicate and sensitive fl®h of the young girl. Her wank,” uld ebe^'and I*ntaved otftiUback Was covered with blood. Every Whui loeme home, master licked ' mW. •nd even scute . ar* grotfad down, and strpke oftbe infernal instrument of tor- and said ho would leech me to ran away? ““Orderly, go th Laftdry’n boute end tore toKe tfp her flesh in long dark bring W® befbrwrbej1 .in ebhntrdT The eoldter aghaM at f — the guard bwtaa, 1 had semi wbh ang* WOOL CARDING JK.tr, CV**»Y, Cfjntx sad rotary Publie. O®ee ______ __ ____ fiatler aant btm-flytag back Uri stop rt. old miscreant, and ordered him to bring the torturer w»d hWkirtho w, headquar ter. the neat morning. - 1 '• !l '“ The ueeguuat hurried back and rescued the girl tromUe l«Ai «>f t ■■■• ■ About nine the same evening, the ser­ geant catriuegata to headquarters, bruwsh- I Lebeld hi my Ufa.. .^.wr troops, and Ita expiration. miVVtiUJoopteabfi iberlaU Tbey.knowthatuumerjtaiect wIH have saiwbd out their time in the spring, and ■ hbm then to Ma> Slnx* -b» ‘'-w”Uh T* I'm.j mh lu H>d perod in' the general’s ear a pesos Jof . » —I u_ furmatiun which used him to compare the faces of tba malter and the slave.— The resemblance betwean them was i your ductort*aiksd ’-TVre’are reports to that nftyt* said wwdry.\ ; ; ON ?- ?■>■ i ■ r H list ft needed but • wink from'tbn genet. KV„W I to tar. mi. <k«a fhfartai4®en at . ^f M is throat. > The general, far anoe-anemed fMn fifa I VCLCANfTE RUBBER BABE, fad ■itfamr* ItlmMstaMMM ft ie «U raafli �I atteebod. foe twenty thousand dollars in ■■Mi of five hundred dollars each, draw. Jhg tetereel at ths rate of seven per neat hvMiiy. «-4 L- ffWihrfri-n. ■rded In the Count] ‘eocnty. And wh bared to to Count; Kalamazoo, or at some other place with­ is tbte Btete.ro foBdtet, to wH: ‘ < IMfti Fim lltnorosii dells— aa the fieul --------------- ~ 1870. Five Uumm14»> A.' t — •— * •JWWWk«l to jwoT U^, A. Tta■ V®**- AO.MW3 rosJg»MM0.Afo.lMH , ' Wje'MW jSKXSwMMb *»d ‘WMh mWW^nrtl fSriiAi u •temlliee tart of to tolllta'ry rsnef hu>d.rt*M tape hie family Mil BaMdef fae. b. Motod prevailed. ' ’ eteeco on to other hand Ibo OSoe-of to ’ lbe chair appointed as sort tenmnittoe XaniriBttW 9fo Hfo cbilircs roe Mtort. iranWC'EIBott and Lapham­ ' It wta trimsed'by Mr.'EIHau tp repeal to roeobtteu panad by to Boera of Supervisors at the October session of 1863, to nroaire'e tott far to county of Barry.' Motta prevkiled. .... H was moved by Mri Carpenter to ad­ journ until half peat wren o’cloek A. M-, to-morrow morning. ' ". B was moved by Mr. Elliott to amend *• . Tuesday Morning, Jan. 5th 1864. Baaed moi pursuant, to adjournment, roll called, quorum present. Board proaaedod to baatoeea : Qu motion at Mr: Stevens to Board yeuCotouripar" adjoureed eaiU one o’etoek P. M. iWe *“** *° doablto author . IL P. Caesar, Clerk. of the above, ^w>cd »1U> orgeat oatteTuesday Afteoooe’ Jhn, 5th, 1864. ) foclioc, over the potauA areuaeat and ” One o'ekfcfc P. M. f happy ilhsscratimm, by >wbteb be had . ByOrd tncl p4hnaai to adjournment, endeavored to enligbun and Influence roff csjled. quorum present, Board pro. . Coagme "todo right in to pramiara” eeedrd to business. The oomtniUse oa claims of Cbunty But perhaps Congress will not we the apofficprp.Jlecninmeud that to foliowisg poeiteuero of comparing to man of 40 salaries bo allowed. 1 witA toy ouih of 18^n oummUmi wtah to Ty Coentr-Tritesurer, >850 00 couscriptfon Mt, io an aroeb aa “the youth Proo^tfag Attorney, 4Q6 00 of 18" is eoraUod In neMtev- daaa. Btrt, 700 00 touM Oengraro bo droftd iMs’appif, Probate Judge, S be it further resolved, that Messrs. Cook Sbeldoe and Nevtaa, or eltbar' of them proeeed to Grand RaMds a«d toamine andaeeertete tbs rott eftbe fireproof rwitjf"" building hnhht Shy, erected for a si/nilar purpose. Rsaoluliea fo«k jUeofih'i/Bi the Board nf Sunerriolbe eomniiitan app>»iatad Io settle ore bf to Bbontv of Barry’ tot uo *o- with the County Treasurer sshoUUed the counl preetaued by, to SueerinteMtenta follow lag aa their report -os:raid nettleof PoOr W allbwod unless itemlxcd end certified by such Buporluteodent.' Rew H. N. Sheldon in acct, with Barry Co, olutlofi prevailed. Jan. I, m«3. Dr. . It waa footed by Mr. Stevens to ad­ ** To atnU fmm old sect. MIO 02 journ until Uhmortow morning at eight Feb. Jan. redemptions 80 82 “ cash of Trees. Prairieville 2406 07 It wm moved by Hr. Elliott to adjourn “ “ “ ** Yankee Spg’s 010 06 until baJf past 8 o>loch. Motion pre­ - - 156! 00 vailed. Q. P. Csutar, Clerk. 534 43 Wednesday Morning, Jaa. 6th. 428 20 544 78 Board reel pureuant to adjoernmoftL 1214 93 roll ttdlad, quorum present, Beard pro. M5 29 oeaxted to buriwosa; -J 1106 67 The Committee ----------- — miscellaneous Orange rtU# 872 !</ deltaite [h their chairman reported Johnstown 1090 70 fol lowing sc-__ rexamined _____ _ _ _tbs __ ________ w— "•"J . 2022 M eouuto abd woeid recommend their al--------565 88 lowanee ro Mtowe: Report adopted by Woodland 1126 48 Maple Grove 711 44 Heatings 1M8 03 22 (» 1101 07 / April I. March Beealpta “ " rsdseipiiuii L April Receipts I, May “ I, “ redemptions Juno Receipts " radtonpUons BetS}**** /fj&iitfvi. to7MMc>< At vMtiote Ihe WMUttJofto lost cadet** of A. W. Bailey 'and report to thia Bserd. " - era nSM^a telpry UM ■UHlIj U» rw.lt rf riM, . .Htauw^tWw. iWr.^wXkr ' I. B. Plan having room red to' may^ef all to votan cast, waa declared waa moved byMn Hanna that D. *rau he aliwvad for Ma aervieen » actio M Mm rtffnf Moofly of Feb ■seat. Of the wiodum dr folly of aaytago and dniage, we leave the r< Cmcrn Cucbr for this c<l ‘ wlll bidd he regular. quarterly serd te>gifwilNg on Monday the 25th mst I Tua Gaxso Hihm Eaoli office I • &0d for ^tbobnUW .1 vvlua terra from this Slate. And, » hr re aa, lbe Board <>f Snpervieoni uf theeotinty of Barry, fold that in the careuiira of •aid Jeu by lbe- ecvatel Super riw.fo nf the (ownablpe of thia couuty, that there is great Inequality In to dletyibmfotC of said lend, bM, Wher«M, tMs Brenj at the October seearon. passed a reeoluiiim whereby they intended tn effect nn uni­ formity in auehdjat ** '* " * lutioa the Attorney <ff *ila Uotifonu were destroy ed by I i^a^ssKrttfeft early m Friday morning last. ’ > NtOIXCTW©»rOH,CM4», J»r j Tuaoar, which might be .rboeksd I simple remedy like -Arora's Bros Tratkn." if altered to progress Sa^.’WW.I SS«iSas;;6U-i-.xr.J KKRKKKSaXi: Jr.AM.Hm.- (-■ ' I’ Um. m. yr HX vjvil rsrswic*. Ibero1 Bea twft Mills wbieh supply i^UaXlFafo^ Traa.; Vlh rouri stWta fiowrihgqMMasr rollta. They under the ouperinten loaco of Captain H. HUI, 8I«< Gh*. a practical m to the (taverner. provalted. s-v Jl ,WM mqvsd that the matter ,af, the lost orders nf A. W. Ilailry l^ taken from^ tebUCMShCwb'wA^Ka b. reeue.idnr the motion Indras new order, for M.’W.MMley, and thMYbc •shrftei be laid <m the table, llraten prevailed. INVALID PENSIONS. All often jrsdmMIrrt W to' wro wl mitteeon fire-proof buikling*. Motion prevailed: Messrs. Hanns. HRl and ShclJ<>n,were elected aa serit committee. It sras moved by Mr/ Stevens, that when thia Board dots adjourn, that tbev ad>:<>rn tu mewl eft the the third Moeday .Tabkh lime I U be has tarsi, i rr. CoinptisMry I 000pound.of ftl — —w —Cbm, by nrinr| usually .-Ur al night, lbe can being I .itirieg the day. ' It is a novel eight tt I through lheeeWUa..,. I low-perfectly I i'Eafim-SSTuS'J M »«lk rENWWWiTQ W1BQWS. mW. «hieh -ar tr.v^n adapt themselves matter nf surprise bi I T*4aeWw.ri. so. m/ i» that which has b» frrtWtoy; to eiMiiMa to rw • man, a large MtfM* ►rwilb.rwe want to hi mill/ginic.’ Tbey n/ver wore sn w Fril^ mof.iofc X...SU, 1«M Board met pursuant tu roll called, quorum -— -• eesded to tNMtnMe. < prevailed. , , . . It ataa meved by Mr. Hall (hat tl motion for this Board to adjourn to the on to third Monday n' ” ■ ' be rescinded. Motfon nijaw follows: Yeas—Messrs. Stevens, EUtert. HaU, I^pham, Bleky, Jb«imM. |fld Phillips. Nays-Mstaro Uttmta.-Bmith.^.r- 200 00 ' CT 5“ zgSr”^'‘ll >p«4 40 adr, Gilbert kSdTohflso -Regerlx Sweet- 1 J^rfoy-TtagroU^naeo, Ward 1 to vote by boltet Ibr fltqmriqteqtioQl o( anrthlght. . JT ’ Poor for the term of three yearn. . Whereupon Mr. Nevlna having receiv­ Afahrwia—Regent. Joslin, Walker aod Sweeny. " ' <ed Um majority ofajl the votes cast was elected. ' , , . . A UrnorM-m r-w—4 «i«—4 br declared ' h was moved and carried to proceed Una bundnd »4 law■; tf >b* iUHwu. , to ballol. for fiaperintendent of Poor for “•*<* b *> —Myprf «« of *4 to 1 term ofS vagra. ' ' , . ,. , rrlktira U^Om r.mor.l , W® Robert, having B^eired a majocity pf all the votes cast, waa declared. ai.ii?j:lr ’tiir.iiuff Il was moved that the additional bond of IL N. Shridua as Cosnty Treasurer Caaaa into the tetaNetesrthe aoh.entH-r.cn tb< WtU <Ur of be accepted by the Board of Super viaura. Motion ■yvnllart,'- :x l * tv Mr. Elliot submitted the following ■tA<K.r. Whoever owns mid atom, maM J>ewv» preamble and resolution. JFArrrws, by aet No. 2, of Ijiws paaaed >w.« , r,) BA*IP BOxrrwnx. ■¥/»*. Iflrfsfolure and subsequent amendment tbereJ->.?Tbe 'STOAT COLT. it .«r&! managed before. ‘Capt. Hill d«ice considerable amonat of grinding for t riiteemend«ate«wlly aetasiisbee Us.I by Obe aanoont and quality «f Itewr thrM4te for a bwbel of wheal. By tl way. th. tbrifo and enterprise display -SISTERS. n’11 “a. wuit Sipto . .KoljU, of Supervisors o cbpntyadjoumed cm Friday, to I AvhniB Tbcrsf.r. >w it That lbe Goveroor of this Bute be. and is hereby ;sr»82 lieltcd to fecomtnerid to tba Izgislwturs 42 at the ensuing wpsrial setekm to ee amend 25 rnid hw that the Board of Supervisors 68 may secure a uniform relief tu fomillss of volunteers as their areBeaillra may re 33 65 quirt. PrmiehJeand reoototina ad^k d. 64 28 66 n M tfneirrent mousy II 00 ■■ - b«fotrwto/ 5«i ffi n .? County TfSMiurer be required to give addithtMl bands to the ainnunt «f 120.- 447 00 273 100 ■ Marmsw Holmss, Cliairrwan. aCrKKWWt&UTO or rooa. »ttl. a®! W«X# «•< It :i ■ Mr. Henna submitted the following ’ 840 00 the 7>to»<Aehmaalcry luUUUoftoi John Roberts, J. M. Norias, 50 00 reeolulioe: /«rye ola^M “marrted" HMD at “twMy" D. B. Pratt, 00 00 ftesofard; By the Board of Superrlsor* with osnhll‘teteMtea.’’ > n x4 r ‘4 ! - J via-M. Dewey, Chairman. of Barry county that hereafter each Cutro Butlt pato ust^rtUqilnk h.w pa h was moved by Mr. Carpewter that ty officer furnish th air own stationery MnhppretJIatlve Coogreaa may paaa by the repert be accepted. Motion prevailed. ’and preeoat their MtJouta to the Board It woe moved id etrikdtait tot part of 1of Supsrvisarn separately for allowance. lhat.convincing argument enrobed io to report on,, ealarlea of Resolution adopted. beautifal illuetntioo of a “coet-uld bach­ to committees repoi It was tnovpd by Mr. Elliott that the IB 02 Bounty officers alk>wh»| ilendenta elor friend without ebtek or child, who h of poor rotaries. Muti Btoard adjourn natB 7 o’clock P. M. Mo468 20 tore 85,'wlto picks to ckinUea frura hia hrwair meved by Ml____________ 5 00 Wednesday Ereaing, Jani 6th, 1864. 20S » teeth,” tea, and it ie etUl nore painful to Lalaaoo of tWrepnrt of to commit­ 150 00 Mo­ , Board met, pursuant tq adpmramMtt, to fhink, tot MM ignetaut member, tee on rolafMt of county officers. tia* preratted. roll felted, qoarum present, Board pro with characteristic Co^rsesiona! arro­ •27.102’18 la wee moved that the aoeoont «f J. gance may taro the imaefieuen t© en- M. Nsvtae ae auperimahdrot of Poor To sBi’l from old acet •3064 40 to fol lowing Wr'.U.' ti-.L______ v’ F_s .i? be' allowed aa fifty-daUBt* U Motion pre­ Cblra vailed by yeas and Nm a, aa follows. Mfobad, J^g. to Board at Super visors Feb. 2, By bona* A veocbere • 734 56 Yero-Measrw. Bterene, Holmes, El­ . 811 85 ite^ Haya, Hall, .Jtareu, •L^U’s of to rountjr ef Barry that aa order be - 657 02 drawn.on to County Treasurer for the Blake, Thomas, tfeerlwend Hill. 8l3 07 sum of ten dollars te for or of to chairNays— Merora. Smith, Chrpewter Hmtt Wtajef thia. Board, ta bs accauated for 553 63 n» and Wbeeter. 473 81 in proevting suitable bonds with coupons fawaBteooed tealtow ths account of attached for to uro of this Bounty, RoeJ. Roberta ao Superintendent of Peer at olsttiqa adontod. . «»( ‘ forty dolforo. Moto* looL U w tnoeed hy Mr- EUioU to rooon-to xrae mowed by Mr. Searles to a I tow sidcr the vote on salaries of county offi­ totaBOuatof J.itohertz, Beperfatandent cers. Motion prevailed. Wo hero tad spoea thia week ’tff ghe oh Foor at fortyAsa xtodtars. < Mottos . It was moved by Mr. Ellioti to amend more than, a meager their prereitaL Ila J -j s»<wv> vJ /rtWirteq Q| the report of the eocnmittee on salaries 200 00 proowa^... Mr. Hulmee submitted the foNowlng of oouaty officers, by fixing to salary <4 454 85 «ad .•: rJ^rA, : fl- County CterJt at.four hundred end fifty AlUr U« cpwij,Prwl- resoludc* ;.-r. 882 94 Aasotai, By to Beard ofBuperrienre dollars for the last year. 734 06 Motion pre­ that the asm of iwewty thousand dollars vailed. vstjit! »*.*'' ’ <*“A **, P-u-u tv *u» be aMMBetotedfar-GMaeawMof mil­ It was aaevod by Mr. EUteu to allow Wmmu „.„i *,, -.., itary Relief orders. Tbs resoMion the Prosecuting Auorne------■*-------** The foliotaog are to stood tagbundled Warefor the lion prevailed, j .. ... It was moved to.adept to report of 'hfcrtfin pre­ the committee on salaries of <mnaty;efficeca aa amended. . Motian jwevaitod. I M wa»wnere6’by Mr. HMtate W ’4flIt.WMCMjradbylite. Huimoototto JownMdlhnrpMKO^MhP/M. v chair appoint a committee oi two to- ift* Wktrtat,jlbar Aeaidjpf Supervisors have by rrefainloa authorized a loan of JKWtt'Wt k/iEnnnp. d«. u.. toitAw aoaseuffuf E.fl. Collins belaid over until the naxt aMMoo oTlkb'Board. Motion The committee on miscellaneous < iroegh Choir chairman report* •y had naarintd the following aw tdwotild recommend their aMowai lbe committee ap pole tod by the chair to inveetigato-tbe matter M the last or. ders at A- W.' Bailey, hove reported the same back wttbeoArooommaodalioo And ou rnottoe th* same was told «■ totabU . j, ■; •„*•.■• • Il was atoved lhat the order drawn la favor of B. B. Clapp be taken, up and a M« order drawn thnrefor, with «ba later1st thereon at ton per cent. Mfttiua Lo< ■ .4s ■ • :-:r r.b ... Ifev eommittro appointed by lbe chair te take into eoaoideratloo tba propriety . . <j :t?rASitwji.ro । Mr. EllioU sobmltlsd Urn following Jlreo/eed, By the Board of Bnpervb 'ore, that a sum net exceeding twenty-five Ihundred dnMaie bo expended m the erootiua of a fire-proof boilding. Motton leal by ysc • and naya aaJfoUawe: Yeas—Messrs. Sts vens, Holmes, Elli­ <ott. Hall, B4aU.aMTTtonfs. v ■’’MWNTT Moiw.•*«■ ithal yield oely e living mmW affwd tl pay such a prise 1 An industrious m<l xtewic making »lfta week alhla trndtl could afford to giro MOO to retenes hir ��WB. Td.OBKCK'B ‘B'lAOB VURTSTtB. ■ ' and ■Btoou WkML.. L,>^,lro*<te^^d nubilean for mcro Mna six nyem, sad have <U aoqSrted XvA.vMXkft«. ‘Vo^uXalAx^, . ™ H>««i Wlr Io with the eighteen rowed yellow dent Xbfcfa, b talk fewr foot >■—!*»*>y.W* J* t, north and sowte, three sad a half tete"and •Wiit kaaeuliivstod with RRoA^lMdftdtivator and eoon aa tanas bsgiw to appear, ta order V> let nyftltu and batten lb* growth, while XkbUof<£ntolcq!!rt2 - J . -i‘i J*-. -W rot.Tnr <J** '' CELEBRATED STOMACH A pots and powerful Toafo corrwUre and slteroUre ta waadcrfal eSoacy in iflii—w of lbs Btemach: Unr and Bowala r*^’,***or' **”“ Moxvg wpd oft»y ta tan up the cam a tary a Maraud; tart fik-’rfrt.aurfaas needed stirring without taaiitog l»r the weeds to grow. This horn,Wilk ripr, cut up, and hauled off a*arv earlv in roam War • than arultiva. ter tetoled- the Mils and prepared tbs gpgjftto receive Gtootby seed, white weaiiMaedtarteiy sown: the next summer be'Mrt a “jped erop of timothy hay, and itakMMBQ after be cut a menstrow crop ofdheUatMi Tro Crops bf h»y might ^»ve, bjte made the iacond season but ha IniMAi* hie tames and bovins to pea. tute tee second crop, planting the field sga^^tJh corn Iks next seaauo, getting IhaaecDssd heevy «t>p »f corn. ■TJhrftrfd fete 'Wen planted to corn pvocy year atoas, reoaiviog every whiter ef deOaro ante year in advertising theh ssasita aad ptabti&ag tike COME AND BUI MORE *Wux«b«vous Cvrt\5\wxX«< —•- - KKX him froca xVi* CouxvXv^. ceciA Vv\\* ’BVocA it that they strike at foe root of Diaease. by eradicating every particle of impurity Jelitiral §inrtorj. Atv X\vl 'BXoo^, for ths life and Health of the body depends 11 A> U<«3 k po«™j <11. WHisi Xi a miserable egWooo Those csodtcinM GOODS! R.J. GRANT! fcrert Ytsll manure to the acre. The pUdUMTsrtoshaUM one hmt- •b MwbelaaiM atxnwhoni, Impara water other external eauass, Honimi s Drritaa be relied on aa a safesaard. d: Ibto as a rtmedy Sad <bo«M»da wbe roam I under spproUoston af an attack, saesuw seoergv; and tUnaands wU oeelacl to ansi! U BatMsedlrt protective qnallUfa to. adtimee cured by a vary brief eataroe af thia aaaree Ktt/ Vut^uoAxA Hkto OMasMee, Ball J?Aeum, tfWeafU, Ctd fosrwe, ^Aeumattsm, Biok Hndaakt, drod anffflfty to.shfy bushule of ears to the sere, three bushels of earn making t« o.ihiwblle of ebeUed coru; the ears weW’Wge.Thimy oflhctn maasuriognine iMbahJoag, and filled tq the tip sad, the •kfo wsjm#, Wd tie teller only a Aern/qf a hstf to five eighths inches in [^’wm££?flk’rt H MT LIKE GE TRADE C. Aikta, W. T. Dssbsr. , Come and See! I which bail existed fourteen years. AMOZmefMonwMfe^feigtaytssw Casos Inwwsrshis of Dyspepsia and Liras OotaplaurtooaU be asoatfowedia white tbs PariUaadFWa iwjfod........—------------ — tend it than flint corn, and the cereal yi^ld Jua. fro Ad to be the one third inure edseu planted side by side. Some of our astute I’Sciio farmers are now growing thia varicly of corn with such succenejhat they will never go back to flint cofouMr. Wright cuts up his oOrn v«rwOjjp#MC h!s fodder perfect, puts it inlarM aMdB, ijfcfre -the stalk* oQre weHMKmW to han! in, buft and maw awfy tnlBterTsll. Some are husked in the fidiebd kept Anatookl until needed tq qitjjpwilh the stalk outtee in March and April; these large ligneous stalks are art fine and treated with Indian meal fisr hia 150 equines and bovine. He (rows much timothy sad but little clover, for th* reason that his land le eo highly ma­ nured that the clover lodges. He bos lately leased a badly worn field, on which ta grow stover hay by the aid of hia sur­ plus manure; far, although clover draws end oiUra. I am prrphrodto more of its nourishment from the atmoeWHOLESALE TO OOUMTBY MKBCHAMTB, ybdre than the corn! greases, it fella to gro w on aa exhausted eoil. 8. WruiiMt L0WI8T CASH MARKET TALVX Seneca Falla, November, 1861 IMlarnl/i. 'Wov\fc \kkft cl CXvclywv. j TYvc "B\oo& VAV» are the moot aqtive and thorough pilia that They act so diroetly upon foe IAver, exert­ ing that organ to nte an extent ea that tbs syaletn docs not rslapea into its fanner eoa dition, white is too apt to bs the case with simply a purgative pOL They are really a liYooCi olw^l Iamy VAX, wjaTSWIJUt eadftaritos. nw .!«»*<» I wtaeb, ia ooqjuetioa with ths '&Xoo4 TwMw, lEKDUESID IPIBMBS, wm case aU the afsr.wiati.sod diseases. aad, of teenwsivss, will rslfovs aad sere ' HtadAsht, Ossh'vsnsss, ' Otlia Patna, Cholra Jdarbut, Indtijftation, (Pain in tht ^oivtlt, fPiaxinnt, eta. Try tbeoa mediciaes, and you will never girea Belies of .ny loteulioa Io withdraw tbts popular Isas from sale al Par. ■adfimul tea days notice is gire, the uaderaignsd, u “(teaeral ■■tocripliea A<eat,”«Ul coniine is supply tbs pnblie. Tbs wbeic amouat tt tbs Loan sathsriss^ is Firs Hnadrod Millions of Dollar.. .VMriy|A«r WAMWT. ■ • | >. aaterat a wsnss. iitrv CATHARTIC PILLS BWTO ft S2EIOX9, txtawwtaeamr »'* and they will say they are GROCERIES tVaurxoa Boer aa a Mann*.—In re­ sponse to an mqairy relative to the worth of aoot m a manure, the VTortiny Famtr replies: Ite.chief component is carbon, and in sc divided a form aa M 1 ------ -------------1 toa avlulioD ia water. _ ______________ ed on Ibe aide of a chimney thousands of QooA MoAaovuio, sad you should Uy then before going for a P6^‘rk»phU< or Ahaanae of my fond agent, and read the certificates, and if you hare erer doobtod you win v.o wvorc. d?1'r^ “»“•••« k»”n that ihsttomury KSSJE.'^ i^u'SSL^f taiaty tut be w III not Ud H nro^Lry for Ums to S0B», to aesk a market for ear Mbsr loac > foe salads s.*a,r. ANTnoar. n^wn«M. bmmm. •01 AND A •prormHtod COCTHELt.O'RS AT: A^ftsIMtarain Bhisnry. 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DRUG STORE!! ..rhtr-tU MW ; cy.s I hair Milter nur jtaUow, nor. rod, 1 L nafoota Thorne ■ithuter before te mewntlme eome of Thorne,s relations bad died and left him afortuns, a ; “ better worth winning. Alisa i n all k iada uf dr r. anoda.l roc •' .lOkUV.tv.i t»7poA*m«. There was small hope for him, however, seduce who lured him at e brother, for the sbsro of blame that was tn me." Thought* swam through hia brain daliriooaly. Ska, hie lotaTbvnd him-»waa 7oald wlsh to wdd. All Hspafafare auffaring for hira-ted lorad Mm all the brightened gtortotety. *VMa «w the while. He looked at ber, more beautiful boar fat which he had leegedand waited, than ever in her.Borrow, ber ttotemras. "•«±4RTti> >"■ After al| wastet<lbo,. tndr:k>re the true bcHere »h*t I bare to say when you know they tretty I ait word*.”* Thia, with the addrow of AHm Devon onlheooiwJ: ■ I Then be waited. .............■. Fire days waa the least possible Cinto in which, allowing for nd delays, ate could terne t» Mm. He thought We. । stroag will would keep Um alkra so r-™__jamJi i and leave Aliev, and we shall are wbat foAiW Mdr^meeg. Am tteim , we stell eew wten oiy Lady MagnlAeeul eiun to the knowledge ted lamped ter romes. Fbe iny part, I never did be­ in tte foNor; but tte oertafoty of araeb lieve first love a dktase qblte n> tesy to inghlmted been her sole motive. Ito get over as mnmps and measles Tm do ter jnstiee ete did not know of hie en­ told Thorne had liter d. '.TiQto stories gagement. She learned ttat for the first in real life a great deal befler than Out of time In ber two hours with Miss French books—ttey’r* twice as spicy.;. I prom befors les. It dismayed bar, not a fitfls. It was an obstacls that ste had not fusejy >’oB MWCUAXICAI. AND MPfaWtlfl ire rare fuu in watching tte rumaBcc." I, aft ~o»M.rj KrireU, will Qalet Msry Everett sighed, a little ares, end alia did not (tel entire faith ryMtents all fclMs ot Family Groceries. 1 PUMI^tei^WLI in Alice dinging to her ami. sadly, but did not answer. She loved now in tte sucesrn which seemed an car- . L7 Hloae and Wooden ware. Mid ■ s«ncr*J ar — • . bud ittn / • <- : .. _ beard a few words-.« could not A lire L>ev«m, though ibelr friendship had tnin before. __ . -r ■» a I... I.tar. Whew ttey were IntroduMd ete look- Ihelp It," Min EvpreUsaid, with eyes of b6»u of weeks only, and the prospect of oinring •‘fun” wns’lar from exhllsratitjg. ed al Alice anxiously. She gas not i Jptttten A bee came ln_so faffently blind to the youth *nd freshness against >» tel little Jove’e pal.. fare. prifb tfo happy. Hcr-bruan hair teased' alxml which she must cnntateL Ste ackuowl- -•* ■ bar primrose cbeoka, ter reft tauoconl edged to terself that tteglrHah face, with Iheart orate settling over It, almost Tike (ba aMow itPkth. ‘l' He* **- knew v- ” now brown ayes sparkling with plresurt, and the tench uf Wm fotwera (tte treasure 1 a fowiswre wild flowers in tte hand.— trove) in the soft hair, had a sweet charm where his lieart ras-rew wbte brief THAI COFFEE. FUOAJ1. SPICES. l-KITt.’U, '1'hortW was behind hor.Qooklhg on M of ber own. She almost despaired—not __ JiZ.A’ aim _j leod him. ‘ He. would I BUXttt. FKJfi. RAliIKB.CUDF«D; ■bare given half tte universe to be able she exhibited ter treasures, with a smile quite. in foci. ererrlhint fa th, Usrevry tea. sack' ** and an eye glunec which revcalrd more For some daya she held bereclf rather to go to Alice's aide and tell ter tte truth. will be needed for fomVro»c. X than He »:ae aware of love- and pride. aloof from Howard Tternc and hi* little But be dared not approach ter. For the Alao a ureak<atU*J <d t*»« •See.' eried ibe reft clear tones, ‘you’ve betrothed. When anything brought ber first time tn hia lifii ho felt like a coward. C‘U'&2EUrr IMUMFSBUUBU Imxu bunting in - vein for these Huie in contact with them, ate was playfsl He stood and watvbcd ter, silently, as she moved *w«v—hie darling, whom be beauties all summer, and we’ve found t«< c««tt»r Eitnch, Tten he item 1 Ido y<>u sradl the aea-brvath in though kind always. There was ■> •!had teen mad enoogh to foe*. roe nix wkcial axxsnv or tux xroisa. iheml We got them among tte rocks, mate variety la ter moods that turned with a look m his eyes that made 1 Georgiana Ash tremble. W. slu> keep os hate a gaod aasrrtmrnt oT 1 where they look forever out toward the Thorne grew Interested tefure ho knew 1 %m free now; and, asyoe said, of savsw, and ntriifghridedte'watre comes it In WaWng them. lie began to realSTA.TIOXsrES.3r, up amohg tte raolft Flow bloc they tae,'n<9w ha observed her mure doooly, wfaat use Is freedom F Neither spoke again until bin nool good areJust tike a bitofinnnmtr; ekv. I'm l»bw royally beautiful she was. Sb* hid MBCH. PKNcn-1. Hitt. FaTEF. Etgiilng fur them often', and since they are been far leas so in the old daya when te l by< wtente bad gone up the path with VEI-Orat, CAftBS. Ar.. *e. . mine by righl.wf direovrry. I'll call them had thought the whole univorae bounded iher to the bousu door. Upon ear revives may be tend ah of the treasure irew, for I don't like lh‘>*e pul­ hy ter smite Her maimer bad obottgid Then he lushed teck< into the thick most rorutek among tte rocks, serosa to, I) Bj Itaibfo tadany hantee. . Um». $te ted been imperious then—ate forubbery. । , fete was a pretty ptdiire in bur deii- waa so still at times, but oftewer there the sex He was almost wild enough to cata morning dress, with ter young, in­ warn tender, .telf pathetic abfoteeo in bury all wrong, sorrow, shame, in tteee, ' at, srlth lts_ words and rays which made hhn think treacherous waters. He knew bia late, mwrwtglri'....’ . ___'-— ■bunch of wild roaes and meadow grass she had grown redder with th* red years. was sealed. There would be no hope for . j- W- RUSSJELI.. swinging’from tier apn, ntid ibe blue Had ter life mlaapd him 1 There was a him. Alice was not unforgiving; but Ptato£J«AJ^•odSurRion. OBct in RuMriP* subtle flattery In tte thought against she was true, and claimed truth—a wo­. : flowr^t in bar hand, _ man, and would accept no divided teart. She and TTuinw were bnppy enough, which hia vsnity was no proo£ JOHN BMEBTH, Hp was not walrus towards bio little I Esplaig as be would, bo knew ate would bulb id" them, to have ipnyed apy loader OMTSICl.Wi •aaaerjew. nw.lliajao Uwl bvart to kt tliBin dream on. But Aggie love in all there specuiMione, at least not never Relieve him or understand him.— [ —„--------- 8hc 1 Myer could know bow it <M>e; and Freneb's hrart yas not tender. Not that im«Mi»aiocsJy, tert they use dungeedes. (KEHEAIP, rm iDik&tl be auffori tif he oflurod MplapftioD ate wquld te­ *”« »DK. H- J- HAMBT. die was very gruel' uinly thoughtless, Very fatngUriMre wbfti.teadbrri!» ed i*W< MtUBgid1y'*M aKtee on tte lle re that 'only' honor, only sorrow for fphd uf ibn, iukl ’u- Iktlu ccrelbss what or n«ddy P«y, only. w uuld ^p*e iber.teM Mm; ted tteao toad momentsi w ounds her sriMiidflgcnce might infliuL piano! tnfvitmdte • .1 r-rSoecial altenlion will be Mid to COMPOUND She looked1 aioltedly into Tteme’s ej ci, tte result of bis meeting again wit^Misa cntfld never teiatonodfar. AibVUhadnMeruMaiJ^ . Jusmbeahe turned. He waa -utted' afcdmM : 3v r r Just then «h* aaree upite walk te ter jHjn Xte very । Book p where ttey bad ‘‘I Lad a let!cr imp ^n old friend qf jours this umrntag—Afore. Goorgiatui. lovelKwl mood. Tenderness.tad peratm SSKtetAiS: Ash. She is eoiuiog hereto day or to­- to whom nature baa given tte seal of sc rBOBEktRAbTRI^ER. morrow. Stefoteante know ate willI urewnte moves n* far more la tteee Ho guttered a btnfA, ited laid them tare, lUrrirM April,J**Al .. , . ■ meet you. What a pleasant surprise iti gretlw peter no to whom it warns indkge tally m a pocket-book, white teworried newt. ¥te footed mb, tw. tidy Mag: wmUr* ; Jt utefbTfbntee foMF^HlBe Hrrte «ia 7^45 tesy jnst then witlrMrry Kvrrrtt, who again With tte gleam efa hew rtea4.^_ mi uwi8» with hia (ace towarl ped in thought, and be board wo footfall, a low rooiemtered J groceries PATENT MEDICHTES for wo greeting, mo intpuriee; bat optee u peermoat thought firat—. . .• - u.. -Altee, I <M >»» you-mly you. That ecepp white you could not under* atand, waa a momentary medneaa. 3te touched me with ber winery—hints of the lung bowaleeu fore, she bad charioted for AmUAwmm***! 1 ■*** OMFte “O tee wfto.Ml,. ll.Ujtmu.djlMiw, that Any heart never wavered. It waa yodiii ien, ai Itia tew-te ft »HI be when! H,teiievw you,”•*'*> lhp._ low.: sweat, tones. - I Up. to. bel ie re it »teo I beard of her marriage, aix months after. Iknewtec had bean diaappoinled, and I had bean wrong and baity?' Hfo, nut brreact jrraa had reaeon enough. Yoa-should up\ bteua yparself. il Mver blamed you. foul are you free! X« thia my A fit* at my1 rider “Tour'Alire; yotfra, and nuoe otters.” ♦Otea.l stall die euntotrt." • Ttecughnll the hour* of that long . night, she Ml beside him. holding bia hand in here, charming away hie pain by tarbolreand-hertouft. When tte dawn crept softly up ibe slope, and kindled Tte -1 eastern shy to florae, Ke w*« tewpiog A caliH restful sloop, for the first Aim*. ImU toom days aura teWM wounded; and . the Surgeon coming in and standing watchfully beaide Mm forewNIo. SdW.ae »4f WOOLEN FACTO WANT 25.000 martafitcture Into W«fe»0S- • lewtungtaplilM. Sb*-*|s spared.from readi<-.thM«W »btch re<«4ed ap much , toAfgb.Jreueb—tte astel ea -qui rec te Thorne’s mmstasted !ip, tte bronnd feces few stedee pries. Ite rate that trivd to b* cardete Sftd failed. I.ittk Afire only heard the coo! answer: kAh, I haven't seen her for five year*. Sheared, to ba * sty teh, ben daotuo girt Head. ooo,—l Ja wk i woutar tf ate> fated." .->> -■ fid," . . _ , . ■ * . Tte grate amter eyre taring oa Mm Ste thought to herself that fur aid k friends, ter lover seemed to trit* very a loot «f Mate repeoieh. After a mo­ ment she said, with a trifle of, tte old ; .. h ‘ “I do net like to have my moods so-. When ttef cams In togdtUr again from their afternoon walk. Thorn and Al- tired. Iiia nuigenaroua Jn y<>«, with doc, edtaa truaka' were .ip the hall, w'gh all yon Wgte iu bfr, to footroot from tte <3. A. paiplad w btaek leitcre upon their anfeabdtatnf yourbappiweaa and watch tew | tear kmelMMmad teMa<bteN ' . cvre»n. *All f hum tefofo F ’ '' “Tte near guest, I saspect,'’ Atea said •’ 4foMy«t'4lNMte«r teo -uetTwriAeui' to rvmf. He bltbi. lips mid wits sflynC • W ten A gale Trench teirdtilni gbing. ’ by ter d<K|r, after be had left Alice, ate . ftil Her bead sot with.s ntaliciuua _whi», “She’s come—been with jne a couple of hours. Now ehs’sln’her-own room, , g| Mteidfol ' •■*-* ■’ -* It SMS jtteh st snte«m«fe Ml the party tetotewtenttoted.MidwlMirn dOf 1 es more, were gathered In tte - Joig' old-, fashioned parlor ready to go Into sujiper.’ VULCANITE RUBBER "I are* fold teoh Awsn gi vtog my-- Hfe to av“‘ i He found a nteo ta hie table wlte be" went home, and in It lheae worda* only : 1 “Ite mercifol enough not tn write to > me or ate to eoe ma. It would be of no 1 >ee. , • i Wtal I k«H. »U I u., »n n.„r ! be expiabed out of memory. ! forgive i you. 1 do not think you Tneealto be false. When yen arid mo you loved me, I beliooe ymd thought eo. * ahsll go j away to night aadiaauey— to the love 1 yea have found again.“ i ’S’SKs'K-s: He obeyed ber—be madeate no wtecM Meleaa J< ettemptekeaple'.ito'. ratea«r -ted fiteteW’ foMddheteoUUhndb aM :new wane, > ft RMtr.teaiM CM. Tburoo glad WeU;li hm ocw, a») berate SM etetfWp<' ’ IandMaoaee vXj ehAJw. •■TetetertWrter*••ThoSboob"lh« will ten wadd^od the bode, gjlf w»* t mlh at tiute Bp alone. F Wtet oubtle re powwhtesow. No davkp often >M rtevafo^eUtidto rtadretresteto tte look of white pain te bad BMW te &*•> y« i I I ' Maar.'Vtea < �NEWS I! I Madge, Willard Daria. J foeaton. P. 8. Spariding.] ■te of Barry and Eaton ete t Mfoblgsn. and e it teem 1 ire cad do hereby aoHMteft WeixUaj ■•»!*(, Jm. ly papsr, I will try to direct you a'-fow lines. I am a. well a* common, but nut as I was when I left my home in Irving. You wHI etek bjr lHa that my lot has been cast— not .mung thisrc*, but In the Invalid Corea. Although I opposed __ ____ _ ___________________ sdftL JMfiii fiffnailMKAt ..ranos. In the ergMhattew off Steak “ tbouaaads that are fit for this rempaaiea the object ef the corporators1 plaae.that would never boakfo to go to tote make as*My by the burins** of ia- lb* Great sad are able to do ga«rd duty suranoo; and tba faeured te always ex- harte red relieve urea that never have i* a copy of Usu Charter propc petfoffte pay « sum suffidant to cover braved death, nor the storm, of I row hall. th* Jiihflity te fororo, wlaxte* of officers, Our boalowM la to guard all public ft*., tearing ef sour**, a large margin for property, patrull the atrwete and guard proffta. It tea fort, that no teodt com- , fOtf h doaraaff rriteUa, unlera they Well, let U* drop thi* subject a lot* ebarge so high that they are able to add in to the affaire of Christmas. 11 >o***r *• *4* “r**! •*"!■ r-*' te that oor ft tends feasted m tho and fot oftbd land, but wo Invalid, did yaary and also. .make large dividend, not bnt while yen wfia spending that among the .toekholdcrs. nreraoraHa holiday, wo also fared well ’filter da*, nf Companies ar. those for soldiers. Wo raised a fubd and known as Mutual Protection, in which bought fresh pork steak for dinner, for supper wr had • 6ne «'y»t.r supper, and the inaarod ware supposed to bo the comin all we h.d a merry ChrisVwa*. Borne pany.'ind dsly expected to pay for actual .of the old lams fellow, got rather grog­ losses aiid expenses. Tho great failure ,gy in th. evening, and of course,* there of. these companies heretofore bas been was some skirmishing on the picket line.. in the complicated maohiu.ry of their or Althamgh th. line was smnewlial bruised/ it never yielded, but held out till morntfig gankstiens, the extended area of ttnir when all again was quiet. All tbc noise operations, the greed and faftblewness of was made by tb« gunboat, that lay In <*®qare, who could not bo reached by the river,—ths Russian fleet mad. their diffused and scattered in.mb.ra of th. share, and all was qui.t bar. in tho avfining. For a large dty as this ought to company, and the giving of Premium be, there was compariatvely nothing Note, to be hawked abodt the country ।going on mor. than ureal. The *retlnel to bo pnesaed at the will of the offirars, ' paced his weary rounds as over, and tho as they may desire funds, without regard ।oboerv.r could see nor bear nothing but to-the-loose, of Ibe company. There- the tread of army horses, .nd the mourn­ ful ruipble of. supply wagons. ' The «irH has been, that the amount of tho ; “curious’’ might ask or say, bow many notes having been consumed by th. sal- ,army wagon, are there In - Washington T arire. and neceraary and unnecessary ex- Allow me toguere. Here where w.ere, peuasa of irresponsible officer*, thia class ।are rerae nine hundred four-horse wagoqa, besldra, there' are other govern tn* at uf companies have aaivaraaUy foiled. ' parks near here. Thera must be two In another part of this paper will bo ,thousand wagons .nd ambulances around found .the Charter and By-Laws of the ।this city if hot more. Barry and Eston County Mutual Fire P.qhap* 1 shall weary your patte.ee wilt clou by adding that there is Insurance Company. This company has .nd 1 boon organized under an art of the Log- -plenty of mud, .nd it rains naoat all the time. We have bad no snow here yet, islatufo, designed to obviate all the .boat* ,uot enough to whiten the ground. ngon which previous companies have . With respect I remain your sincere friend and obedient servant. Aadot J. W.icsg. The bnsinew of the company is eonfined to two ceuntira, wbore the member, can convene and correct -apj abuses which nay exist, and are arid know that Paovorr Maun al's Orrisa, I 4tii Duraict Micnto.a, > OsasDRaruM, Jan. 16,1864. ) tbe business is properly conducted.— Enrroa Blasts, Hasting. Mich.— Sir: There are no salaried officers, and no I tend you the following statement of the premium notes to be assessed to pay sal­ number required in the several towns of aries and expenses. The small sum of Barry county to complete their quotes i uno dollar and fifty cento, and ten cento on Thnrueppls, 4 each hundred dollars insured, pays all Yankee Spring* 5 expeaaea, unlew an actual loss by fire Orangeril). 7 • oectirs, when, the amount of lore is asses­ Prairtevill* 8 Barry 0 sed upon the msQtbera of tbs company, Hope T> in proportion to lbs amount for which Irving 1 Jb''" ** they are respectively insured. Thus it Baltimore 1 will be seen, that It is indeed a tnctual company, lit, which each nan Insured Maple drove 7 only helps to pay tba loaa of some un­ Castleton I fortunate neighbor. Woodland 6 It may well be oslrefated that such Tho above number ia required In ad­ losses will fall lightly upon tho com­ dition to those already enlisted as ap­ pany. It ia well known that, with ths pears from the record* of my office, if low rates of insurance, as o*mpared with any have boon mustered in at any other dty -and village property, Farm prop­ recruiting station and credited to any of erty huuraaes affords stock compute* these towns, they do not appear on my tbeir inoat profitable bumaaaa.' It thus records, but will probably be ratarned becomoo apparent, that while all alaaaea to mo before the draft. . v.* of bouae-holder* ar* liabte to Jaa*** by The number still to bo raised m the fire,'*- forwrara' mnsoal ootnpuy, propseveral town* la so small that It is earn•rly conducted, and well patronised, af­ ertly hoped that every exertion wlU be fords, at once, th* bsImI, aurwt and made to fill them up and avoid the draft. Congress ha* passed a law ccatinning Fill rr rua Qlut*.—In this paper will be found a statement of the number the largo bounties for .limited lima, and the matter of filling Ibe quota* can ba aaaily aceompliahed. meet rtould abo to It that they are prop-1 wbetbqr the fiugdlfaetettene credited to othtei > • cracuLaa so. 8; A. A. Piov. Man. Gn's Qencx, 1 Detroit, Jaa. 8,1M4. [ . Pjrovoax Marebal'o are bsreby notified that they will recognize all man of rogimenu re-eaii»ted a* veterans, oa rtcrwtting ^ruta of the Provost Marshal -Get*-' eraL's Departmeat, and aatitiad to tba premiums for procuring rocruilsu . ■ , B. H. Dux, , LteoL CeL 5th U. 1. Art y A. A. P. , line ofloa*. and if no, what amouufTwbat in­ terest be bad iu the property Insured, and, if required sabwlt tow M examination by the Prtriifcm, touching the Application. 1’utey. and low; awi|fift«nftea^f'W>A swtnrIng with fraudulent intent, the claimant shall forfeit all daims by virt re of Iris or her Policy few spchlesa. ,t: v >- m I - . 18. Tbc mm* received by the Secretary from lb. Uoreri. ft psMfafe oftfe CMMer. Satin 21—Aty member nay enlarge or diminish the schedule of tbeir Insurance by co- berem given, ' , , l; . tifying the Secretary ate paying » te of fifty oFricSs7 cento. Satin 21—Each Director shall te «*UWJUAARD DAVIS, 1’rrstocnt. tlcd to a foe of one dollar oad fifty cent* per GEO. r. BEAMER, Vice Pro® day for at teodiag each meeting to ariosi and W. A. NI MOCKS. Becretary. audit claims for low or damage by fire. Stdin 23—Tte imaraneeofaey member L0R>W shall cease enon the sale of bi. ber or tbeir property insured, bet be, *te or (bey shall ktetdro for aU *w* raw into, until his. J. C. nAN&L D. W. SMITH, ber or ttasrnoteyshall te Icanlly withdrawn L LAPHAM, W. p. BRISTOL Lucien follky, fiOBT. NIXON, Sectica 14 —All claim, for Ira* or dan age R. M. WHEATON, by lire will bo paid within aixty daya after toe BENJ. PALMER, O.CHAPPKL. auditing of »rik riaima Stdin 25—Tbc President shall attend to "KSV ested, and in like manner to defced.gainst *11 such suite ar actions. Stdin 24—Fire officers at a meeting ahall constitute aqa ram to transact bosincss except at meeting* to adjart claim* for tom­ es by fin when three of mid officers ahall be sufficient: bat when the loro I* <500 or lew the President shall appoint an oflkcr or mem­ ber of the company to •-‘just such drims Stdin 27—In rase of a deficit or deficits ariaiag from tho noo-colicctinn of nay aacre meut or * IK1 irone lit* made for any purpose herein nontiuned provide*! for the naw stag and collecting i f same to p^y losses or dam. •S® by fire, soother aaadsmual can be made Rxuatoc*.—Rev. M. Bradl land, .Kalamazoo Cteaty, will I the Praaby tarfan Church, nex| WMhingioa, Jan. 15.—The cvmarription net. a* it passed tteuBrawte, pn.tidse that a drafted a—•—'------- --- .»---------------•mptsd until e4 trial te drafted,----- -- ------------- —___ Bolhclnenra are erja*.nd«od,(bad.tU * exemption of lb* naly ».f a wid.iw, ' and of the fother of muthcrlas* children, ote., are stridtra «nc.r iTbw MM I* awn ■ocepteUe to the IlotHo. Military | Gea. »»Upr>, Opo^fama. „ New Yerk.JamM—On w 4G«n. Butler amt ImpixtMt d^rmmt* to City Point by a J trote^teM OO tho -ubyec* Of (be exchange te prieta*-. era. Meantime ire hr* ordered the'mbei priwmera to be Irr-mght within the Iran* ■2; Satin B—Tte etectfoe of ofteoa shall occur,at tte tima and place al ate annual as the first Board o( Directors may determine. Stdin 10. Th* fiscal yror titall commenre oa th* day after tte font anneal wmL fag and aioBMM the daraf the aaxt w>m*J ’’SXW&i * orators nbo.ll eonstiluto the Boar J 0«s,pr elect fordtoa but tte eflfaon *bo are a*tdhfflo,r~'“ --------torsi, etertodtette—--------- - ~ flretetoction af aftwre(tai fa fa*15<hd*y rfEabrawyLM*. a-te. 11-ft ei'iterei Tua Rxiutoan,—We intern! antmooced lart.weeh that the cl te'lte Hastingsand Brill* Cred (rnd determined to petition th*I lure. Biking that body to p*w tboriafag tte *ev*ral townahip* tolhUte their bond* in aid of i Bute a method te teikiiag th* i be Tte. most equitable yet prof ■waridfeve every township « An adjourned Annual Mcetil Barry County Agrieulttral 8<-l beUXU* Court Haute ia 11J abolitfou of slavery within tbrir own border*. Our Ballimar* oorrt^pun font, in a letter published in Mother column, dsfinre ibe atnuag wtti-kujy -foa'imre t of lit* people and tbs legislator* of Mary land, and c«nfid*aUy predict* the speedy and total abolition of slavery. Tint thi* rd nnd bnrned bur. A fouttfo creW'ffate is no follaciuu* hope is proved by th* re; th. Arise wirMawjwd,^ lraxin< Ur, cept electiim of fop{taMeipaii>ini*to ■ |<> and Actmg .Maiirr„rciMUri«>W. xjf.AU. Muatewnarr. ■ rUrg,,/ . laMiroh,.ptefc J cd up five >4 Item. W«Wu rotwSwtat the stata I* antillad: by tb* companion of tb* naw Stat* legislature, which hat just eiectad *x-Gov*roi* Hick* t» the United States ewMtorsbip on the plrdg* of bis fidelity tn th* emancipation tuoviActing Master Psndiel m*at;aod by tb* exprewiou of tb* pop­ M. Ualikaad I? of ular will at public raertiags and tbrnogh Montgomery; Capta. tbc column* ufiafliMnlialjournal*. Mary­ land, th* first ef the border Slate, to echo to the wmnds of-way* fot^a* the firal of ber claw to welcome the dawning light of Freedom. ■ '• • 7 A fow days ago It was announced that a delegation from Arkansas was un it* Stdin 39—Tho bosks of all hereof this.comproy ah*Q bs opened for the Inopec11 ou of all members daring* all_ butnew hours. Stdin 30—The Preaidrat. Vicj Prtedeoi, Treasurer and Secretary, dull be memben of tte Board of Directors ar sjkfe. Tte Secretary shall bo Secretary ate ate Pietecrt Cbairaum of tte Board ofDirect- under the trrms of the Tresideut’s smwroty pnwfamation. OwTobroatir*'la* tlmony of the strength of the VoUm *enMvraqnite." ' , \ ' rx-sSWk’atmxj; Stdin ft—TV sued medfag ftall be bald on tte aseoad Tmnday of April ef eoch ytar, to eoBweoteai I o’clock P. M, oe that dey.and way be adjourned from day to tte bei.or.ate _.««(. “I hazard nothing In saying that in foar .. t A • of men u tirewary for each township yet Now let the citizens of every town go to raise togst dear of the draft. Let to wo A enrnratly and energetically 1 to', every effort be pet fi>rth to save a rraert enlist the men and avoid conscription. to drafting. Men are going forward Let th. watch-word be» no dra/f us Ber­ rapidly but owing to a mischievous order ry CbMirfy. , z. ■ . ■ froqn ,t|U Proroat MarJjal.tUy are being Nokmmn Bauw,.’/ credited to other parte of the State. This CapL and Provoet Marshal. ienterigU. Although (ha gwota of h town1 m.yU fall7 Aon, another draft may PaovoeT Mxaaa**.’. Otttc., 1 4ra Dtrrartrr Mivuioxw, k '' and frill post probably bo ordered • and' Gnxwa R.rro., Jaa. IS, 1844. ) every town should see to it that eonupt The following circular ia published for , them te their jM erudite. And raDetod the laformatioa of all concerned ; eriy_ credited, eincn it ia quaationable Kwgnation of oScem, preside at ell meeting > of the company when present, **d perform other drtie* as may seem connected with Iti* offlo* and required by thi* Charter or the Dpaplcf Director*. Sacnoft A—T> T lea President shall ad attteexderica oftbe PrwMeot whenever tte President shall be *b*ect, usable or newlect for any cate* whatever to perfors* tte duti a required of him • Sacixos 5.—Too Set tary ofarid annual or ----------- r pm tent, and keep a recordof tte .me, but In fa* atecuce th* Itefraty Secretary shall ti eel n» Secretary. Th* Secretary shall keep all n.'ceanry books and sceoaut* and file and preserve hl! paper docomcni* nnd inifrumcntx of the compenv required to bo kept in hfal of­ fice. II* shall receive appiicatioa* for rad when an allowaacu to that effect m eodorwd thereon which may be doo* on a blank by the Prasuitoktaue potkfa* for tte laaaratwe of th* property mentiooad in this Charter. He may with (he approval of tte Presidart can­ cel all and any policies at any time for the non-fulfillmeut of tte requirements of the mem­ bers of this company on the part of the bold O' nt holders thereof Re shall drew alt or­ ders on tte Trseamur to te eMStoniptsd by the President, for money. Tte Secretary may appoint agent* to receive application* for sod teapoUrimaa aknaM teWag reaponaible for their conduct. .Ha shall make a report annually to the Board of Directors. The Sec­ retary earn authorise tbc iHqxrty Secretary to iieiforin hl* duties. Beelro* 4.—The Treasurer / al! attend to tte collection of all sawwment*,and appoirt ascumms or asnsaaxxn in suitable places throughout said coooties to rcceiv* tte raseramsuti of the diflerent member* of this usodatloo, teing responsible for all monies collectod by them; and be may at any time require security or renewal of w rarity of them if tteqgfit neeesmry. He 4*« rive bomb with seftcfeM sureties not exceeding tbs sum of id AM to te spnrovsd by tte Directors. Hs stell anmlfo give a fulHreport io writing oftbe mooic* di«bn-wd the yw post, al the atonal mating oftbe Board of Directors, bating for what pur­ pose or object.the tr-ooiw disbursed have been paid out. Tte President shall be «r•Scio Treasurer and shall give bonds to th* Board of Directors. . Stdin 7—Tte Board of Directors of ihhi company ahall bar* power to make and naw such By-Laws** to them seem naeeasary for th* aafoty sad gorernmact of thi* cofop*sy, (abject ooly to thia Char tor aad tba conatitutiou and laws of said Htatc. Ttey ahall determine the Jorallon of tte principal office or office* of thi* company ; ri*o tolnnnlM Intn alt - ■ • - - — ariring upon contreda, exprraaod or Impbrt. ttaontta -if.—The coaqpanywm pay threeforth* of the aetral voire efthebeMog and contents thereof conremcd. or the damage dore thereto.at the (law of the burning, proVtduf they are insured up to that amount: but If the IsswatKe is equal to or -greater than tb« actual auh value of the iascred prop­ erty, th. Insured will not be entitled to more than tbroe-fourths of the actual loss Bat in I’.t..1. irf.-m.Uo. Stat*, that ChariuHrat iu ba(wggradually destenyod by the fire of owe haUcetem-t-t On the 96th. of December, taro bbaha buildings re L>«g rtroet, h 4»the route of fb* ieteBuurtir Kutter^warw t> tWfWi. day efJanuary 1884. I The meeting wa* called to I Gilbert Striker, PrasiJaat. I The record* of the society fol year Ware rend and approved. I Tte iuUowfaguffieere were nJ for.ibe eeauing ycar^to wl»: I rv»: Gilskxt Brntssa. Ph J. 11. Navin. Beeret )L N. Snsuare, Tiro Dtucn*u—N. Ba»l<»w, D. a.«, D. Striker, & J. BiMtorl Boro. Vrcz Puiintm-D. G. I Rtebard J>wes Wm. P- Briato Hewitt. Hiram Lewis, dame rill b« » don*tic* Friday evening Janaary 96th, I Kwory> Hotel in MiddleviD l andhrflw.Jd. B. Carpenter a.'tte UuiversaR** Society. Aawyatae and frail mapper tfon* with the MWkwal guveramwit uodsr a evnstitullon excluding forever negro slavery from ber soil, as having been ths source of «|| faer selforings and calami­ ties, and aa opr*’—-------- -----------* wealth, power tarred ta« lo prwhi.«. notice by publication for tow rseweativS another season waeke in at least ore aewsusaei pablhbod fa of your noble' tbeGonntkaaforaUMLaodln mfo naticwoaU »u. rfkBiu a meatinu of said company to be hold fa soon ders." proper place in ore bt raid Conn lies, statimi General Gantt’* wo**-" Ibe day nd boar afraid Boating. causes and reaultswf-tbe ybbellipn In Jr&«<.. n-n- Ck«er h rtmd or amended at any meeting ol the members, kaoMa wUl be rememba^ m omofUw by a two-third* tote of the members present, moot effective domiaeiatiou of rebel ly rTh* St. Paul ( filing such awandMute er aftmtiom In the s»ny ever. Mterod; and the latent new. office of the Secretary of State and obtaining •***’ *• •»*•••• << publ-bw the follow! the approval of tho Attorney GeoemL the loyal fooling waa milbec auggwated from P»tnbla4 sbewh la fastiwoav thereof wo have haamto tas nor mfolaken,—gtt. ^gtL carried frwsi'Uw* , car hands thi* 1 rill* day cf September 1844. UJ should have written Io yea four 4 O. K. BEAMER, A C. XLL8, Brta^asii ©peaShaMaOree. ago. but the the ateHtMftitfQtebvar L. MUDGE. W. DAVIS, AJ!* * band of rebel tri p on account uf, (be lameosaa at ■ R. M. WHEATON, JNO. DOtf, guerijlaa attached <«e of ibe “frred..m’a of the earrter dog,. Twi w||| p^ P. 8: SPAULDING; C. ELLIS, “ villsges" ertabltebed upon Governor Ihink ft ntranen-tbrt tbc W. M. BRISTOL W ise a form under the ordera of General States malt should be d* ’ . Bv-L*w»Butler; but the able-bodied black men <U,.lh.m.oeh,JWJ,, TI..I ft.- WlM.! wltfoe. ’ ' A general invitation te given. Wm. 8. Dibble IWr^/etaBmm Com C. V. Patrick «' Th* election o( officer, of the 11 M uiual Fira Insurance Gotnpaay I and Eaton Coontie* al the awl Vermontvitl*, readied a* foilowl Preridew/—Willard Daria, <1 mCdtvillK Eaton Caritty^ I Trrcnrrrr—-Loreaxo M.udgv. I Dlroeforo-Jw. a Han... Smith, L. Laptera, Wm. P. Bri. Lueian Polly, of Beery, and Job! P. M. 5V beaten, Brin. Nt.on I Palmer and O.Cteppei, of Salad TUfac officers are gene rally id known to need any eodorameal < fitaroe fee tbs peoilten they a»| pied prominent public static**, *• me. te trialMngrifig and auprakl pern capacity. |foer£*r»*ra and* (teD trus intaraeta, they will 1st tMtfWW ..wa �MOHTMSEMLt be Mid •ion that After :<««■ JTtjrf ^rtitn. Two of hia blank aeldiero war* recently captured by them, wheevupoc be seised tho wife cud feuily Wkbt ^Hvel «bn took them, and n-.tdied bini that the fate of the negroes would be that of tho .► sen and children. The negroes were For Lcmber in th* Lot. »U> h« pa*'1- /.V CJ SJI, for 100.000 foot of geed, .treigbl-grahied WhtteASH SAW LOGS. delit end at Barlow. Goodjmr CURE-Wter Raueiowa.—Rev. M. Bradley, nf Rioblavd, Kalamazoo County, will preach at' to be boldea at tbc Piobate OSes, ia So Villoge of llMliegi. aad abe* easee, if ear there l>«, why the prayer of foe potMieoer sbSeM no* be treated. And it ia further ordered, th.t Mid peliUoner giro notice te the parse so Intonated. in avid of the peadeaey of Mid petittee. and Ibe the Frisby tarfoe Church, next Sabbath, EfeerurzL.—An Episcopal Church paper priaied la Mid eeeety. rf Barry foe three oeceee.lv. week., pterion, to avid Say orhoar- •was organised, in thia village hat Sunder; Biohip WeCoekey officiating. . (A true iepy.5 M. C. FttKPLB, •f tba Hastings and Battle Creek Railroad tied determined to pen lion the Governor to prevent the subject before the legisla­ ture. asking that body to past a law au t horning the aereral townships interested SPECIAL NOTICES t.-lbube tbeir bonds in aid of sneh road. Such a method of baiiding ike rood would he the mirnt equitable yet proposed, and ADMINISTRATOR’S 8ALE. AprlcuMurml Soetety ■eu«ta<. An adjourned Annual Meeting of the, Notice! ClIAWCSfeT ORDteR. ’TATE OF MICH10AX. -Eighth Jodiclal Clr- Barry County Agrteultlral Society waa beldtai the Court Ilopee io Heatings on Mid eoualy, ee the eighth day of Jaaaary, Ibe 6th, day of January ISM. The mevtmg waa called lo order hy Gilbert Striker, President. ARM FOR SALE. The rreorda of the vutiety fur tho poet year Were reed and approved. The tuUuWnigidBocn were duly chosen for the ensuing year, to wit: GtiBpnv Srnissn, President. J. Id. Navias, Secretary. IL N. Suaunia, Tieaaurer. Dntacroaa—N. Barlow, D. G. ILUmhb-u, D. Striker, 8. J. Bideltnaa, A. J. Rem. Vtck PxxvinxNts—D. 0. Robinenu, Richard Jone., Win. P Brietid, E. W. Hewitt, Hiram Lewia, James Stuart, C.R. DhAera.*, M. L. WiUiama, L Lapfem, D. W.Smith. Am D. Rock, T. r. InUnu. J. C Bmj. J. C Huu, I. Meaner, Jerome Palmerton. ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE. Kew Advertisements. IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ARE roe Mffer.ng wHL ll.el dmd.diaeeM. X«- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, be matter ofth: . tati of LovImH Skb^a, WATOO.V8 KEUBALGIA KTXG will speedily ARS you rocked with the tort am ef liiniiuid Warn*. Xiuum Ktao will apeedliy aailevv. A,lK frvur^be gnawiogoof l>rnw On mediae edywnted without day. J. M. Navias G. Brenna. Seet’y W*ra»fe Xses.uiM Kira will impnrre your AMyeepeeategwith pate, with Geer la yen* President There will be » doMtioe petty oe Friday evsmg January Sfeh, st J. F. Emory’s Hotel ia Middleville for the benefit of Rev. M. B. Carpenter, Paetor of the VuiveraaBet Boeiety. Awwyater and fret I supper will be served wafer tba direction nif the com­ mitter. *" A general invitation ia given. Wm. & Dibble 1 ‘CW;T.ffebfowi Committee C. V. Petrich of Jacob Jnrdun Arrangements John A. Ruborteoa Umaudab WifeaadN. Fsumum Fie a Issueante Cowrawr.— Tba eiretfoc of officers of ths Farmer.' Mutual Eire Insurance Company of Barry and Eaton Counties at the meeting ia Vermontville, reunited ae follows: SHERIFFS SALE. s'aaMtfiSfcjtttesi Dfraesra-J^ a Hanna. D. W. Smith, L. Lanham. Wn>. P. Bristol and Lohfefo Mly, of ferry. and John Dow, P. -M. Wheaton. Robk Ninon, Braj. Falser and O. Osppol, of Xotao. > - aaMr the wel of ibodrrait oosrt. fortbo county of Berry. Io me directed tad dolirerni .guMl ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. Thane officers are generally ho veil known to need any —jyirWMMi if tbeir (lUMi for Ibe .fpoifefo they e^npy.— Jhtj.arunll prominent, men fevtufoou- pied prominent public etatioaa, and are o/etnmfeaffey aadMpsWbeei pe« capacity. 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O tUtla wots, u pore and while A nd cryslalins aa reya of light Direct frota b«area, tbeir scarce divine! Eefrocled throagb thCmist of jean, ' How rad c-.r Mtling son appears. How lurid looks thia soul of mlna.l Sisttllauj. Camp 8th Mich, laraxvav. I Kaoxvitxx, Tasa., Dee. fob, 1864. f Dxas Fa-Tiixa aho Motwc*—I wrote a few lines yesterday to let you know that 1 waa alive and well, nftey pearly three wralu of tabor and txcitemeut; I will now dcarilbc, m s partial manner our nperatiune. The morning nf ihc 14th of November opened with a cold wind, the rain fell jn torreala,and.our winter quarters, just finished, wars very comfortable'. - At 10 A. M. orders esme to evacuate amp as quickly as possible, aa the enemy were near L>ud<>n in great f«rrc. It waa very hard to leave cur warm firca, ytrlp off our wet tents, and pul them in cur knap- ' BWEEZET A AUER. as the water mndu tkem very a H^OXTlUTLAWsoa Solicitor. In Ct.su • , A C.ry 1’srlisulsrstlentinnnsid to Conver- | ‘"W’J-. We left onr housrt in flames nt sselef, the investlsatloa Mttlles to Lai and started for a point fiiur miles Fsreelwuros nl mortfsies. Ac. Will be lisp below Lciidon, and twelve miles"Tjrom ts eitead ta all aallli*> ths Hire cfthrfr profess. the station, (Lenoiis.) Gen. Hird's l>dg nde wr.« fighUng ihe enemy al that point, in order to prevent them from crossing die river. W« arrived llterp'al dark, oud TCfiTICK OF THE PEACE, Will attenJ to the eJ soUeetten of Artt» «»d alt olb.r b»lnvM •topped In some woods. A fight waa •srtatelartohUoBaawito MelUy smL pnsoswAisas. IHbee oHwsife Uodge'aBotel, OrasgavQle expected, so we bad to stand wet end Mill*, larry euustr. M‘ch. cold, without fires, and with our wel Before daylight tbe neat morning it wa» ditcovered tfaat ths ene­ eludes co. my had ernsssd farther down; we boss had to march back to the station *s fity£ as possible, or the rebels would gy there first; tbe roads were worn knee-deep in tbo mud, and lbs artillery horses worn out, we had to help haul die bsavy can non up thh bills through the miro. By noou we readied tbe station, and ware farmed in Uns of battle, as tbo enemy were expected right Mung, and It «U our I object to bold them hack until the wagou. trains could get to Knoxville (2^ miles})* After resting an hour, ! was im^.nf.< picket detail and went out two. milfaj we had jnat got posted when the advance [ guard of re licit nn-d into ua. Wo than ' lock a double quick for tfab regiment; (be rebels followed slowly'; Tbe main KIAPFKI ft BVBBBW8, OMITS .s4 COUJTSELLOkS AT LAW rebel army esme np after dark and stop­ ped a mile off The rebel pickets were, within speaking distance of ua. I was oe tbe extreme advance all uight, wet to tbe akin and almost froxen. I mold nol tafia’ off my clothes u they might ad MUM ar •fly momsnt.. 1 coold not eat, no dry flour wee thasum total of my provlairms. I coald sac die dark forme of the rebel pickets move slowly about. I waa very sleepy, but darp not /jloas my eyes. I waa dreaming awake, and were It not for the raid, rauld have Imagined m voclf in tbe bottomless pit, and grim fievitrmov. ing around me. At four o'clock in tbe morning we carefully crept awae sae 've knew they would attack ‘ os e» lpy|taht~ At tt* depot fiirmid with sOnie'batterise, and r*nuUp•d there IMfl ths Bd and 8d brigades fell badm.thqa tahta^^tarM -te checking the *R«<nJ. »“d did rao nniil idariiv<i flTMe ,4a called tbit basils of Can>pbji|’s Btatioo aa f Wc i^uster ofhvitsea neprJy' eter^ doeigM- By virtue tutton wblcb . Our rsgitnent loot about 20 killed'anil oohvwiU I • YoJr-.tatel'aM«oveded,.*be 17th aune more. J, Ltenp- dhurfoccaaif man of oer ncjgbbar.hpod wne woanded ___ — _—..-Julrod. The periodic in the leg. After dark a brigade,of, the kee8f>«Vdkrtlonarr aptf altogether extra 23d corps acted, *• rear guard, and we> wflstry.4 roWliaQrtnrrt^e^ U> Started for . Rtioxvf He as test As possftfle; give its either peace or real; and no l.uths night waa dark,the roads Sw fall/ent MPi:.fWPlanB>. brigades, mixad do Tor lll thl cxlgenotoi of akiogla year.' 41 great cunfusl<>n. .d Celppcla warg .*epnr»haft <^itfeJiidftM'^vlhg‘tWa' 5Ja; trd from their regimenta, sod colors TnMJ, IxjtWeoAi Pf'Wkr ftr'-nek?hl! from their guards; in eroeslijg ’brbb'ks y*»rw, had'laara«■ kotneWWtiif. Uf» . reand puddles,-rm* would fall down tes- dalHmenb.of dje deemipujt woa.lteed •iomtlly and g«t splashed with modfoom tn at all bad bean done-’ whtcb .ISlMnBa head to foot. Wc got to Knoxville at rvqblrbd during the lehn tor otblcfi nyo« four A, M., almost starved, our clothes had bean elect*!, imd for the fulfHlruent cakeff with mud, and ‘^ompleto'y, exbaus- •dfttt ubllgitlon owed by the.pojiK of ted. This Waa-eo the morntng of the17th. Michigan to tbc national Government, Wctook off ourkMpsxcke, hnrersaekk, In Jth greit effort » protwet (Hi ,*Xj«pq and cartridge b<>vesfor tin- first time since and ahvB tba nillob antire. All the meustarting on the wternlhg oftM'llft. IFb orta W chat Mlfoa wait,' rMie^ wbanow bulk Asm oM hy down to sleep, ly adapted lo.the purpoaflinad.ih vtaw having'bora upthrWtfirttefo'succepsIcm. but annra Changes made by ncta of Con At noon bread and fresh pork wore Id- grpaa In ihe roelhod-of recruitment ofttak sued. ■ I waa as rampMfiy stiffened st nations! (break, and the" Calibre if ' fhoet if 1 had bad an attack of tbe rfieumstlam. •eta totemipllch tW.dtojdaj'Wdfa bwOb Atvugbl I VM no plsket agsln, tfmso np^ififf I0‘^;extetft khlldtpalatf; ! i$*a not on picket were digging Hfle-pita.— rendered further legislation pxpediynt apd The neat morning the rebels came up. even-neiiemTy. The enrollment act was As noon aa I came nff picket I went to evidently Intended' to dispense with ays. digging; tbs enemy wsee apparently tern of volunteering, and to rely mainly, waiting fur tfaeir forces to owne up, this If ntrt rntiralyibpoa drolling, to reinforce delay saved us. By impressing nsgroeS tbe national armies. No further appeals and working ourselves w» were well for­ sjrre to be made directly‘to th< Buta liiitified. A tort near.nt, began by tbs tbbritfea, to furnish their quotas of irolun rebels, we now finished stub folt rampart teera, as had• been prevliQOAly’jMil j; b«t ativsly sccura. But the question sow tbe wOverntnent xknilff at 'tn^h'lay lta was “hare sis gnC anything tn eat T" Our hands upon the men required by moans roflee and sugar were ajl rgpos.'ws W» of tha Provort Mpmhals and thamacMnehad to live on quxrtsr <atiqq«—foug Kf the draft. It resulted, of course, onilfcea frosfi pork and a quarter pound local and State bounties woqld1 be of bread made of com meal and wheat Co farther required nW/wwtf Any, ‘ fur­ hran. We rouid occasi.malty get • Iittta ther. ilgitaHon’by the local autborliiea be eurn of soma of ths tesu>aUrs, which we necessary. In any part of the oountryl— ground in a cuflos trill,i otherwise I do TM* project haa been triad, apparency nut scs h«w we rould have goVt|»n»«rgh. with results not altogether atiaraetory, Plenty of duty and lilthl te ent was now whether for the reason that the hw itathe order of the dyr, and so, ee'ntlnncd self was crude and defective, or that the until the 29th. .The night previous, our •yatem .wal mft in accordance with the picket line , «>• driven In', the rebels hibbtts and gtAtpalofoar people. It‘la op|’ necessary uowto Inquire. Tbe Presi­ ing’Uic entire n^hl, ready .to giro lhein dent has, Tor whatever roasnn, In bls proc­ a warm rao-pto-n. Jnat a*.daylight lamation of October last, “calling upon tinged I ha cn»teni sky, (lie guns of lliu tbe Governors of’ tbe several States to fort (Saunders) opened suddenly. plan raise and hare enlisted In the Uplted the re Im:I bittcriea. k Was aeon apparent States service, for the rarfoua companies that they were advancing on the tort.—■. and regiments In the field from their re­ Our poailbm was eighty rods from the spective States, their quotas of three fort «n (ha South side. Tbo yells of the hundred thousand men/returted to 0>a rebels. At (jrstTsiui, Bow grew very dis­ old system, which looks to’ recruiting‘as tinct, and ynon tfxmusketrv. opened TH? the chief iwliaaoa for strengthening the rapidly froth .’both aid#*. Aa thn rebel military forces. The demand that the line swung around.xheir/ight flank came atilistmentt should all be “for the ypH. it? full na* nfi»y;.lpey ran.iagreat baste mtw’' companies’ and regtmenta Io tbe thinking to rush in the fort, but found.a fie!d;rt Hau IWIettes a detwmlnatlon to ditA 9 by 10 to dispute their progress, cease brnamentltig ambitious oivlllana flare th* slaughter brain,, the. men in with ths IrrvrgriiA'of military command, the Tort double chargedthjur. ,pjs«a, apd and hi Ils stead to reinforce lha veteran the artillery men cut the fusee off the corps by enlistments Into their wall train­ shells short, nod lowed them which ed ranks, under officers of tried courage exploded in the crowded ranks of rebels, and skill; a policy so wisS chat It is only killing them by Mores. They e>x» re-,, wonderful that it Was dot adopted lang treated leaving three hundred deed on bvfora. Aa soon ** practicable after the the field. With the exception of (He pass Issue of this oajl, the quotas of Uw asvsr. ofSoufo Mountain, It was'tba moM, t£- al Btatea rerd mode knpswi to'tewi, riUesigbtl ever saw. Iq the ditch |hpy' lUkmfoMl _ _____________ ftreanddUdkeffi msda.Tjri* H TW oUigatieas Urn been entered into anfllu good faith rcwiredjircsnming upon ti.c patriotism andjtiitku of the LcgialaWro • fisyWttofl incurred for the mstt patriotic object, and lutve accompltshed most honorable and beneficial.re •irtts, both to the State and the nation. '. 1 ha've bo hesitation, therefore, in. r».eommeading that the legislative sanction >«' m ku» »r in. pwpi. i? a. raising of money. ,for the payment of Id JyWRWCT tka.paiflM of (be n-. of 1B53, under such guards and realricflbna si may be thought nenoaeary •d olajms, , . • . In this counrctioQ, I wish also to call Ute attention . of Ute Legislature to tbe qneetion of Ike propriety of providing, by law, a fxylfot-m nils, by virtue of which bounties may hereafter bo raised without lularlUea which hare herotofore ^aod without tbe paoesaity of ftebfi to an extra seaetqe. .. ..b' , ft Ik extremely desirable that whcnsv, er bounties are offered, they should ba uniform throughout the State, k order that different localities may be prevented from a heated competition ana bidding against each other, in a meaner aliks dieaatroua to tbemsel res 1 ’•*ia i~ and tbo service, re­ suiting in top | " , otsee in downright deception and I r^ubuih npoBtbe wetaotears themaelvi a- -7.cixymJIM from- which they snlixL Far thia, purpo4, It has been thought best by many patriot* persona that bounties should bs offered only by the State, and that the smaller municipal, corporation should bo entirely forbidden to do so. In this opinion11 do not ooucor. After consid­ erable observation and experience I am convinced that no contrivance has yet been adopted which can compare in affioy iency with the local bounty for prosur­ ing cnlistrncntaiafo the military virvice. The sems am punt of money offered in any other way, either by the State- or General Government, will pot begin to equal it, and the reason ia pbviooa,— Wheh the people of h town, or ward of a city, are called together to consider tbe propriety of raising a bounty to fill the quota owhai .^owa or ward, a very great interest’to 'awakened, b the question at the very first step, and when it is finally determined to do wo, and to auesa the amount to some pay upon the little community, the interest lose greatly en­ hanced that every individual of that com­ munity feels thoroughly corantitled to the projoect, and leads bia utmost influ­ ence to accomplish it. This influence is w'orth even morn than tbe money itself. Few will «nlist from ao>ld,.lifolsae com­ munity, nu matter for the money that may be offered. But let the whole peo­ ple rise up to cheer on those who enter the service of tbeir country, offering gen­ erous bounties, not to buy aa unwilling soldier, hut ae cn earnest and hearty good wiU towards a gallant defender <4 a most righteous cauw, in which all the blood that lathed shall bo sacred, and the case ia “bravely altered.” The ambitious, and enthusiastic young men will go ahoutIng with joy to tbe rook a, radrteko up their arma with the spirit of beroce. .< • ■ la w bate ver, laws may bo exuded upon unteera wifo^hapromploeasaad-anMCy 1this aubjact, the oijjoci abould .be ;<•' oldl which has characierlxed our people since 1the action of the peonta by giving legal and validity to each measurse as ihe;vgr.b«Mh>nd hM><n<d^ MiaM>enl force 1 they may decide upon, as being moat to accomplish their purpose. At my in which they bare served. To de likely 1 the aame limo ft will be wiad to fix some lbw required that atfieur reonrittog ma- 1 chtnerv, which had been fold aside for tbe well defiaad limits, bpyo«d which it aboil draft,UnuMU-h|Mn b«tottgbt'tote foil <nalbo.Ipwful to go, tonesvent iocnnaidoperottaa. Soma Hula delay was-una 1arate rerimise. Ip Sting euob limita. voidably oocadeflod -iw eunseqoeiMO of ' ihe drra being1 a> foe ei me-te eetoel pro-­ Ute not only important UM the* wteak gross; bufcaBMMtwUflMwftl. 4U sue- H ' kh14 bopkv*iM< withgtwaAehtovela^t and patriotic euergy, but that It should af toe aama Utoe bw continuous and not -transitory. Tbo Iwmo of the companies and rrgiments in tlte .fiald are constantly and ataMlily occurring. Tbe men drop but, of ihe xanks ope by one into tbo boepitel. Larfeaurabors oftbeo asver rotora tooo^vsduiy.disappoartMialhelnvalid corps, or being discharged to return to civil hfe. Their plsoos i* the ranks ought to be supplied by a steady Mux af new recruits. . It la bettor pvery way that the number ,roquind toWMP»4M ‘ repmeirta la I t^a steady tWhWt.' them for nur mMi-.who papa wounded on the retreat., The.r^bela weed vent,’.'dci, ponding over tfie result oT.’.tia fight.— They ack now lodged the1 low It'llled aid w mi n d ed. Tbo 751b . f regi; sack T secured biscr.jt enough , to .make n good supper. Dufjog-tha ^l a.pfote of ahell passed tbroughj.my. bAyeppck. anting my spoon Aa. in two,—two burned to prevent the rebels from get­ indtek tlio’re and It would have killed me; ting them. Ws hod no time to '**• —“ but thank God I am Hive and wen. Odr hardships have bWft AfehtTbut our vic­ baverracks, aa it was nearly day' tory Is greeter' The ttvtfnA-y may reWe started, and when we bad g< joion And tbauk God and Gm. Borasida. three miles, musket abort were A a tbe papwn will give lafult isroocat, 1 shall srrite n« teOtett prilsM --adj ci bn . - . - y-TiasIiTlF r^l—J- snbu iWrA io-State boostJ their asUra U ;a, uniform. < bays come together la their sdml Mfisoretiom, iWiA ♦H*ttMtar8ft*!ttf , again, and ! wish to reseree foe amount •till remainfag in the war Joan ted io ba treed wh*n And where other, bounties are oithMtaid, tn7w«u ;mmAI rcsMti for their being pdd. ae to "the,coca of the veterane who rw-enllit, having »cterrdaeivdfl any bounty firotn tbo Blatm Tbe btyiMBt of booifty •■woo'xl" ewEned brexpraaa btAlilflW 'tej' U Utoaa who ebould “salfart tfray.-teMMB battery or oomnaay haretrtfore tarateod from thhpute mto-tbh njiRtary aervtea of tbe United States, or MW |tbaoj brgMtlxlngin thk StairIbr aoeh adrrM." Tbepnrpoee of Hue vaa to wooMngw eiriiettnenta in tbe oM r^imeata, M la discourage the fermatioMjf hew Maw- ’i consider it, Tbo subject was ono of great importance, andssartuundod with grave doubts and diflfeoMea^ Perhaps ths minds of membete waro nol al together settled at that time, os ts tbe'Ngbtfulneos or policy of such a hwr. The Constitutions of the Btatea have all been framed witbost aay view to such a condition of things aa tbe nriSMS; aad there has always been ia tMe oesatry a» in Englead great ieeltwsy of the army mingling ia tbe aflalrs of eivil adtniofotrulion. During tbe post year, however, very great consideration boo beefl Mvea to the subject in wsrlr all the loyal Btatea. It has come into jadfMMfltW fore tbo bighest tribunals of sevocal of them eliciting rwj learned sod patrinSie opinioes from tbe judges, which have thrown great light upon it, and gosm for toeatabTieh the legal ------- “ must pride all proper I •y raqsfow tU pas^ W aMb lsrat wbsravsr .lbsy Ml bs cmatltuliMoIly snacted, ssamfe tn bn Mir.i graasllfy •greed. Tbe volunteer artey of 6w United States is composed of the paMte of the United States. Tbsy barn iaft' their varices occupstiosa In civil ills Md > taken up arms at ths call of Utalr soeitey not to become profsaaional teldieee, tort to defend their country and geseseraeto �•ill payment of tbe port of Michigan for rim. Nari—l C.wihij al gtelysbw>0* Woccupied by 1 IS Michigan eoldlon, whoM Mire are wnctaimsdty their friend*. FaraMNta FUn ln*praa*. goMpaor. Tb* ‘•Pamra’s ' Eire hata«>to 4> tay af. Barry nad Eaton miatire" progressing finely, w* wndaratand, and battle roll ed Aosmr, the foteib-ta point of haaetory indicatfon ef iboacanlag oil* at Goa. ( actual numbers, bat first In tbe eemperi- tbo largwatreompenta* In th* State. Pi—ylvtai*taQPo*eff Wj pufuhSa* sfpor tloa of tho battle-field, a ptatoreequ*, btertHH ground, and to ntoUtah there tite Ceustixotion, tf ty the people In •'Tbe B>•Idlers' National Cemetery at adopting it t and there la on that aooouat, the Stale of, .Poatqvlyapia be pfix«d tireo, Mac* and all the mute rawon for declining to adopt holdiog the title In irate for all tbe States ny eareoft MMtrifoduo which woJd having soldiers buried, each bearing a make it aoeotwpllah what nd one al the proper share of tbe expenses. AU tbe . ' - ■ Blates concurring, thia haa been dona, and Constitution, sod nothing to time designed It should da. 'elsgeted, or by Imputation ■'Utarend offls* State* Jaw* of the tbe remain* of the d«ad ooldiara have tegTsla’-ure, that body cannot sort proposed have been enacted and put been gathered up “tenderly and buried ahar, extend orsuspaud Vicrn into practical Operation without much by State* together. And ttero they reel, thia. In the eftghtpal pirtic- Inconvenience, and with no apparent Who saved their country. With lheirblood. ry arc not .fixed pnd preverib- danger of public Injury. In aura* of j Tbe aaeompenying papers will obow /unaytptkra, H 1* by Imnllca- these Slates, Censtitullon* similar to our the detail* of the plan of th* cemetery own, the question of the validity of »ach. aad the estimate expense*. 1 have ven­ power to de It, so tljal the government laws ba* been before their highest oourta, tured to promise that Midhcan will nut tuny be.porpetttetsd apd epstMoed. ’ and they have been there euatained. So'oh ; fell to do her proportion with alacrity, ?TJur slxngle, inquiry, therefore, is I believe, has been the'ensa in Iowa and ■ and I no* recommend that tbe requisite wither the CoMtitatbA^Mfo folly nod Wisoonain. appropriation mar be made, and author­ daprTy Fte-ait^d th* time, pita? and After giving th* subject considerable ity given to appoint aa agent to proceed Moaner pf hording etactiena, or either of' attention, I do not beaitate to recommend to Gettysburg and direct tbo proper arl$emeoa*fo leave ty Implication no the passage, of such a msrf'by this Legi* range«nu*t and ornamentation of the per jowrrbUty General Assamhly to pro- tatare.se will enable lb* soldier* of Mich- lion of tbe ground* which have been eel edrtbe tbem,''or either of thorn In lb* way igsn, while absent from the State la tbe apart far this Stat*. TbfoteenMtery will sai to the extent they have attempted to service of the United! Btatea, to avail be a Mecca of patriotism an luug as the tbemselre* of tbe right which they have country axieta. ^rntbohethiquMiiai.. ,T“j* solation to the time, place aad never forfeited, to vote in al! tbe State ’ Gentlemen of the twpHuusca, 1 oonmanner of holding eleelious, the Ccnsiitu and local election. It will be only just gratulato you upon upon tbe happier aus­ We liaosnf the acvma! States didir. to some toward* them, and their vote* will be pice* under shioh wo re aMombl*. have reason to bo thankful not only for of tbam *11 thee* are prescribed with ihsl dangerous to traitart only. boontlfol bervasta and tbe material particularity which forbid* all action of wealth and prosperity wbitb (arroand* tl»s faagialsinr* In others neither are' ue, hut also for tbe bright bora* which graMrihed, battbo qualifications of the Boon after tbe adjournment of th* laat premise ths spevdy return of peso* to vurers are fixed, aad the power to regu •esainn of tbe Legialalure, 1 received a our country. lata the lira* pis** and manner, commilcopy ef an act of Congress “granting Uuwearfod by thro* years of continued cd to theLogudalure; and io auoh States land* to th* State* of Michigan and Win­ war, tho people are atill laithful to tb* |Jfo' reception at rotes oat of the State coast*, to aid In th* eon* tract ion of a free institutions under which we have may bo conatitattortelly authorised." ■ military road from Fort Wilkin* to Cup, Thi* deetrine of th* Cnnneciisut Court K Harbor, Keweenaw county. In the grown tuba great. With unabated cour­ age and ever-increasing cuafidance, they to in*totasi, sDbstaBtiafey, by all th* to of Michigan, to Fort Howard, march alsadil r furward under tbe “starry cans* which have met my observation. It Green Bay, in the Hute of Wiseonrin." flag" of freedom, ‘•keeping step to ths seemate me, also, the doctrine of good Ibta act we* approved March 3d, 1863, music of the Union." Btnoe our last a»•mm. Taking these srineiple* sa a and grant* “io th* But* of Michigan, to nah, ItwiU not taidifiMlt, 1 think to aid in the construction of a mBttary •erabling. the arms of tbe Republic have A just dotermine whether tbo Constitution of wagon road from Fort Wilkins, Copper been victorious al all points. Michtaaa “has so felly and otaariy pre­ Harbor, te Houghton, Portage Lak*, and cause has added te vsr strength tbo amile scribed tbe time, place and <n«nner of thence in a southerly direction to tbe of tbo bsnignanl Heaven. Th* madnev* •nd desperation of rebellion haa not been holdtnf alectiom, ns to leave ty impBca- State line of Wisconsin, every alternate I »»O* tto power io tbeLegiatatere to pre- section-©! public land designated by aven | •bl* to maintain iu ground. With sul­ *stootoMotor tattawof them." In bns numbers, fur three sections tn width, on 1 len rag* and gnashing of teeth it yields The *er«Mjr so prescribed the time. In sec- each side of said road." Tbo tend* are up its most cherUhsd *tronghold>. bloody usurper In Richmond, with alter­ tiea Jd-ofertieie foMetion Sofartieta 5, mads subject to th* disposal of the Leg­ and Mclk>fe 1 of 8. The Tuesday succeed- islature, for the purpose* designated, and nate prayer* and curses, call* upon lhe i ng the first Monday in November, ia tbe no other ; and the manner of their dispo­ dvilixed nations for iielp, even for roc>ignition, and roll* in vain. There are none year 1852. ami of every aeermd year sition, together with tbe width, grade e3 baa*as te keep him company. thereafter, to established ea the time of and ccnstruetion of tbe road, are partic­ Nor have our victoria* been of lbs field buWug the general bieenial election.— ularly prescribed; and that If the road alone. Tbe loyal and true men of the Aed-tt to clear that election of State of­ is not completed within firs years, th* ficer* and member* of the State Legisla­ land* shall revert to tho United State*.— country have vuehed and sJs*c*d,at the tor* an ua* be upon that day, and no other One ytar of the five fibs already nplrlr ballot-boxes those mure insidious Mo­ iaapste efasjlegietetnsee setmew* what­ passstd without acthie, and It I* import­ rale* who, under specious political pre­ tenses. plead the cause uf th* mure man­ ever. « • ant that the necessary legislative action ly traitors who ar* in arms. If toaCutatitatiea ia equally explicit shouM be bad at once. The enterprise Tbe great and neceeeary measure of a* to th* piece erJ manner of bolding the te one of great importance to the Lake •msfici p*.lion—the measure ofjustice sod Maatiom, then we saay dismiss the dto Superior country, and the grant te quite God like charity—haa, the pate year, woo cuMiowat owee, sad obey the prohibition ; liberal. 1 rveeminend that the grant be triumphs of no Ito* importance than the hart face eoofii!rat it nil be Jbewd otfacraccepted on behalf of the Stats, and that greateat military aocccsa. The great , necessary laws enacted to earry it into mistake and wrong of tba nation is being .-Um*iwstnuMMt basso where reqair- effect oteordmg to its condition*. put away. Wa return to oar great and <4 th* tawaleedan stall ba held in Ur immortal declaration. In spite of scorn, pwrtiaular place er -Bomber of ptaces, nor contempt end lhe pride of caste—uf lb* imaoy perstebtor Manner. No election lust of power and the love of mooey— ifiatrietasre rolabltatad, nor ere any rule*1 Oo the 3d day of July, In tho year of stupid ignorance and intellect without }wwncribed fne tbe farm ar extent of such 1863, was fought at Gettysburg one of eonsciraos, all men in America will be dtateicta. Thqy may be formed of entire' the meat memorable battle* of the war. free. Itel ua thank God, bind up our coeaiiee if th» Legislature on chouse, tra-• When we take into aaepant all the rfrwounda and fight on. tatedbe requirement that 'Senators and eflinstatfcc* *wrroontrmg and attending AVRTTX BLAUL ItapeeaenteSssMshall be elected by sin- the campaign which culminated there It ■snevnva Ovnes. I gio (tatricts affocte ibe question. Neither to impoerfble not to feel that that field to Tapang dually MOM- I to Mm aisniMi of,bolding tbo election htotorte and ftnsowe forever. The-Army niMtoft ^ii rti f^ih ■ t"thZ vote *b*H tai of tho Petomae, ite largest hid best spby haltati AM there Starp have been pdnted of tbs Union armies in the field, Inft to the. Legialalure, unlras the eon- bad then toUly, cnitflto oommud of ctafiing word* of Motion J, article T, Gen. Hooker, croeeed tb* Rappahannock ■taota be bald to provide ocher wi»e.— Rlfer socwetafuBy,- ta the tee ef ths Tte article i* beaded “ATrrtiwu,". and enemy, and marcbed to Chantcl lonirHie. deal* eetireiy with tbe qualifications and with high hopes and the eongrttu!at?>ins Havuto 1* T>U«, cnoexa ocu cocasx, pshHngH wfatsctore, enceptthat In th* of lb*'whole1 AMdtry, to uflor him battir,4 secMd seetioo tbe vote in required to lfe but only to return with hopes dtenppoist-1 W11W0LT euua AM» win run* rcarosx. guren by bnifot, “except for ouch town- ed, end tnngvaltiNations tamed to doubts unnxssn orarunn Gon, a*o no eldpradfeore ax-mny be authorised by taw and dtesontniifeiWt The rebel Genera!, roawsan wrvapor meat am with mamit tabs otherwho o»ioe*n.“ Th*’ words of’ tbe moot treated and skilift! bf them sit, OTaai*. n^lfcwdaM.fineeftk sMtfovr 1, refereed to, are a* follows t— immediately aneQe Me preparations to1 “But wa ciiiaso or inhabitant Stall be an improve the occasion of hte great advan 1 el steer; or entitled th vote at any eke- ,tage. Col looting with grant rapiditv tbe■ The able Moesago of Gov. Btsm d»tie^wleaUsbaHb* above the ago of Ilargeat nd bnt dlcipiined array tbit the’ lirered to tho Legislature, w* ptaee be tterety-eae years, end ha* resided In the <Ceifeteaey ba* ever pot In th* field, he 1 * fore our readers in thi* toooe. The subState three mwnita, and In tbe township iesanmed the tWJenelve. Taking up MsJ jecte which It preiiataar* tbeeo of great ohtateddn-which he offers to vote ten ]line of mnreh straight for the Middle d»»W text praModing such eleetion.”— 1Stales, th* wnalthlest and most popalous। importaw* to te &<*(*,«* dtaeueood iu Thons aretk words to establfeh the qua!- portion । of thn Union, he left tb* Untoni' a' dear, locid meaner, at reanuenble ittanticBs of voters, brat not to control array ; boMod Mm, or merely ooberiitg [1 length. thrfosgtatatare at to tbe plsi*es where 11the repitel sad tbo grant otto* new most Tbe Message rafera to tho Burallment pNteref ataetloB stall be established and ■serfotaly menaced with pillage and de". vdtes oAsnd end received. They speak 1 istrurtion. Hi* troopa, flashed with vto-. Law of Ceegretat which was axpectod to taf«W*teeMM wM treoflbretowte. I (Wanyrrtator aenar ta dfvew ft» iMs 1 elMfieteMHtantb--ir ir*rt'ftttodb<Pto < superoede then*ce**ity of procuring roluntoera through tbo action of tbo State ■•PEN8ION8-W WIDOWS. Tbcr* are former* who ar* prejudiced against msteal ccmpsnfoa, and te the hewofitofthat elans we publish a letter from tbe Becretar/ ol the Lenaoeo aociety. WB/ eanuol ear tanner* asve twenty thousand dollars a y*ar, ns well a* Lena­ wee1 eoonty—(the amount paid stock companies) and bo taxed only te build­ ing* tainted 1 We doubt not they will save that amount in lhe future and mere­ ly by waring In the '‘Fqrmro’s Fir* In­ surance Company of Barry and Eaton cuunttaa." Farmers, took wall io yoor interest before insuring in a stock oom TaccMaait, Jan. 1G, 1664. TTeadquarteni Army •/ the Potomac, ~ Jan. 21.-Nothing of special intaewM ba. **valaUo*f*re *e<“*“ transpired wilhiu iw Uwe. for several; •WJXWl' days. The eoetuy appear to enjoy a eijpliar etatMf quietodc. Gen. BeVgwlek commands tbe army Io the abeedee ofGea. Meade. A par ty of 1,000 dismounted.guerriI lav made a night attack on CyJ, Weotxer’* I brigade, of tbo 5th, Corp*, wvoiding five or six of uur mee. Eight deed gwerril las • ere left ua the ground, tbe goerrifia* I’ENSIO.NB TQ CTnLDJUA' £ The raiser *MMr«a. water It yrara, af SB etarar IXectrweUes of lb* Ira* New York, Jsn. 22.— Tbo Herald has letters dated off Wilmington, which dctail the capture or dealructhia of ibe blockade runners Ranger, Bendigo and H«ru. Tbe Bvadigo which waa near shore war art nw fir* and shelled, bat being aa iron vessel, she waa •tMPpkmmay undamaged. An attempt waa then made to tow her ‘-ff by tbe Moatgum try and Iron Age. Toe Moot gumcry atock test, tan tar powerful engine* got her idf. Tbe jro* Age also got tabors, and, though two gunboats tried tbeir beet, oodld nut be moved.— Her guns were thrown over and she was sta uli Ire and bkiwn up. Her wfieer* and crew acre tianafsrnd to other vraecto. Tbo Ranger wve run ashore am] act' uo fire by the MtanesoO, but had one man Uhland one wuutvdisd.io the boats Tbo 8th Michl Cincinnati yeetef-.,,_______ ___ _____ Gee. Foster asks to bo relieved uf tbe command In East Tenoeeeee, on account uf his wousd. Gen. Grant recommend* cither Bcbufield or McPherson a* btaeoc eaeor. Gen. Frank Blair ha* resigned. Gen. Batter has been Io VfatLiugtoo again, and raturu* clothed with full pow­ ers in the exchange matter.- Admiral Farragut had arrived at Key We*U Tbe court martial ufBcrgeou General Hatnmond ha* cotnmeueed. While in Washington, Gen. Butler re­ ceived a dispatch from Fortres* Moaroa •tating that tbe flag of true* bout from aty-Puinl had brought intelligence of the evacuation of Kicbmood, and the remural of tbo scat of Government to Sooth Carolina. Better at one* telegraph­ ed baek ordaringGen. Wirier to make a rrconnoiseanco thither to ascertain the truth of tbe report. Gso. Wister *pprunebed yesterday within 27 miles uf the rebel capital, bat becoming convhtped that the statement ra» Incorrect, be re­ turned. In Mexico the French arms are dally making headway, and it ia now reported that Juarcx has fi*d ths country. Tbe N*w Orleans Xra publishes tbo etstemset of a DuIon refugee from Misaiteippl, glvlug the Inforraattaa that Mo­ hair of too Inkabltante of that State are for tbe Union, and has information through other sea roe* that Ibero t* an overwhelming Union SMliuvMt in Wtet•m Texas. Gen. Magrudsr whs coneentesting the rebel force* on the Braxoo Rl4.r\ r»ey»*ti<wy *‘- /rttenu _ __________ KstaraS^jg^*; K-TWEKTY-OSE YEAEA AG® Ms. C. -C Aaamx * AiriisgwiM ctaasfet aadt OruawUt ri tits Ort of B-fris. X. T. tavss.lsd' M.l ms-narsrlsnd • r>«upo«*d ksoss M UU1M- Notice! : ' Gtareroer tata fcrar ef hmrfegthis expec> Iprison tag them aftarwsrde. Brae, that time Averili’e cavalry base j tattoo roalUed by tho enactment of such » taws M Will legalise th* action of tbe ' * ba race ■mowds that a uniform rwto delta**. The Bitbaaoad joumata as* J .taraH be providod by tow ’for reteieg »x>tta tappy ov*e tbo re*nta of thia rtde tewitti* l» (.tar. isd 0.1 Ixwla "^ **'**"” ** •> 1 A Hare reepeetfeUy mvitod t> « dwwUM visit st tbe pareooeg* benefit of the Jtev. T. B. Gra> Tbureday eve. F*b. 4 1864. Hastings, Jan. 25th,1864. By order nl Coma Coven* amd Colds.—Those L ■suffering from Cough*, Cold*, lira Mure Throat. tec.. should try KronitI JVotfof,” a simple i, which ha* relieved thousands, end ‘,’WaabingUm, Jan. 20.—Mr. ipreeanted tbe memorial of 63 m< <»ftbe Miaauorl Assembly again ■cbofirmation of Gen. Schofiald as a ■General. . The RroJalioo of tbe Mih •Oeaaber uf Commerce, asking a ■cntioe bPtite Broiprocity Treaty, vrierrefi. । A resolution was adopted insli (lie Milwaukee Committee tu ar! and report the facta connected wi, examination by the Board ofUfocti lhe altagod etfvMtege* of roncVH feed for Horan, and if reported on, ably, why Mtob Cred ha* out been t; Tbe roMfoaion reviving the Corn on tbe eewdwte «f tbe War, with 1, auwirdmeuts requiring investigate I length in support of tbe rwle req SMators to take lb* prescribed oatl Nr. Aottamy followed in supp> tbe altberily ef lhe Seuate tu a*d seek’ a rata. '. Mr.- fleedriek* oppoeed the ado n( the new role, arguiog that tbe **i raefft of th* Buie lh*y repreaenled tied Sraators to scat*. II* alao opi the re e<«*lrealion pulley of tbe J' deal. TbeSsMto ttao wMlioleaneaao 'ARM FOR SALE. Adjnureed. uucs a. Tbo House resumed lhe consider* <<Me joint resolution amendatory of COufiCMtiMMM. Mr. 8w**l of Ma, replied to D*ri* of Nd., denying that tbe mine were here to embarrass tbe Adm ' girvysw Mdieueteeicrgyestafa* «■ pMT *T tbHr putsfie*. i obtehrd . bMtti *r * pytaelft. *fW eoegrorm**, who tad tatatoA I belj Im» Prom .nd aSmaf. U>*1 OM tauu corad bcvraUra*;. I art's Ms,*•*<■« U «*«i sM ttaBeyW M Um- ITRAY CATTLE. A St. Louie dispatch state* th«t Gen. Rooeereas is eertrioly to have command of that Department. ‘ The Corn Glv Boot taw Mills at Toledo were partially destroyed by fire yraterW*., ? '. / • „ . y , It was reported a few days eioo*. through rebel channel*, that the United Btatea gunboat Iron Ago had blown up. This is now coofiroMd. It seems that •be had chased tbo blockade ruantr Ben dig* end run her eebere. In attempting to get her off, tbe Iron Ags bars*If ground­ ed, and, all attempts to float her l>eing fruillee*, she VM purposely blown up by her crow. Throe blockade ruaners were captured In th* vtaluity of WUmlng- ‘ amount pqyod would ba ultimately made 1 good by a naifocm tax aa property. Tbe 1 riders, i and tbe eotaof reaching rad im­ Icn Pscaxxo.—Tbe busioeea < •nd pecking ica from tbe mill j begira rertierttau mmI. It ia towita. °°Mr. C-llaraar sddresate the Sen. sorted to rataing volanteers to meet tho . I estimates ths total met ef the nsetadlties of th* draft, by oflering local J raid in that State at M2T,000. Thta to-1_ boqnUea, with the expectation that th* ' lbs ess*. s»d all *»yUrall—« ms*e te a* wiO *•■*-is^U* to vltifc^.Ksss. *M Mslitv. so rca cmjss tvoaugm AatborUic*; but that plan ban only par­ tially succeeded, and th* people have re­ I. Mi •eatul MT, STS aatitta* Is FroMewa. .: KlAarvfbs W. A. Nuaocx'a, Esq.—Dear Sir;-* PEN81ONS TO MOTHERS Tours uf tbe— ia*L is received and BISTERS. contents noted. The “finawi Flit In Whvra *sv sffleewe* pessaw ••‘•‘tad le Isvs*uratio* Company of Leuawra County" M IMaeliW*, Ate *Msr*asal icfMarsb Slk. ISSi, was urganixsd about 10 mouth stao*. aad now baa about 1350 member* having hviaMis chtMibet tarn a *n»tb*r A*y**te*l easesurod sheet 11,850,000 of property, end ba* haAfowr Gem aawMttag to tome six hundred foliar*. Every thing to progressing findyswilh thia company. Afeey tew tArow* up tkrir pohritt ia lhe Klatt Company. (al Adrian,) and issued ia ibis, and are eon-. stonily insuring la thia on ibe es pi ration I of their term la tbe Michigan State In­ surant* Company. Wo think that wa have saved to this county during tbo peat year twenty which boarded her, by rebel euUtora thousand duller*. from abort. Your* truly ■Die Hero waa destroyed io some way 8. C. LnBaao*. by tbe Artoe. Tbe Montgomery had I Mr. Nlmock's has received similar been engaged for twodsyei* stalling tbe j I statements of other mutual companies In rebel cavalry lining tbe coast. Tbe letter adds that the blockade run-; tbe State, aad he iutoade they shall be nets are fast being used ep. published fur tbe benefit of lb* firmer. HASTIKGS BJjrnB. d'*o*0y aeto age and "residence, rad only Itury. Md meeting with uo serlntr* ob­. totiteseqMlificafhms. Ail else Is Ind- ’ 1steetea to thefr ndvanee, were already lai dMtak and eaplsnsterv. The elector 1tbe midrt of Penneylvr-’ < mote bo twenty one ywa'ra ef age, and be IBalthmre.jKIndelpbi ' ar* * within meet hove had xrevidenee in some place, Yortt, ’ . era number bf ptare* In the State, of t r three wiotehe, and In some particular < lotawtMp or word ten day■ wntt proceed- < , Ev: ery farmer should certainly inaur* Us balMbg* and in a bom* eoafgay. j: u • and other oBotre, of irubEta&e' yunriios of the felted __ ... Dn™r> bill. Tbe amendment of Ferae I Wood was pdupted. It provide* that apirita ia hood for sale, whether or ■ dbtiUed prior to the dale of thia »i •tall ba aelyectto thereto* <dduty y tided by thia act from end after the it day ef Jan. 1864, nc.fl spirit* wk �• Jiral art IJijtftllaxrw. Will tt sa AccsrnaT—In consider ing lhe qvestM*, whether tbo President' amnesty oriU be accepted by tbe Svolhen «r bbsbt oantn. ,21*. i, . . . . ; : meui ram 1 Cora.” 'NiwUM Trsta* oa the Miehleaa Ceara Bullrred Mlotf Batata Creek re follow*: ■’•'lit "' -* reaias »■!’»*•»■ X * Say Express.......................... 141 P. M. . nun uirviu 1 The timW a. well a. th. strong, tbe ser vile n^Wbrt •• the amUtimw will be found in it." . - Atbre, JS-tr'i-v .... *................. rST’ - - , jg m THousawn m. awutem." i -1 ■ ---------- MABONIC. Oi;; KI *.«. BICE.Ore‘tltapanMeareOt. - HastingB, Zaaasry It, MU «w - Jrjal JtofitH. i If sell 1. o. ml Ck T. The regular Dieting* of WILD FLOWER tlarttago. Mich. J. W. Minuiu, Bec’r T» ForLaakberhilbsLag,wilt be>M, IX CASH .-Jib** «4m»................. .mi a m. •~T.- Hi. ...................................... . •.'r()p"MicnTaAN ProbMeCrert foe tea Co., •»| VW* lor ise awva wages aae au aipeaau C paM. For psrlicslars adibw. ty o< Barry boldta « ttre-feobula ODre. An IM BOrUkM A CO., Osa. Agesta, AveSOolDocnil, Mick LOT OF I.ETTERS, Remaining uncalled for at tbe Healings Post Office, for ths week ending Jinn Th* Circuit Cocbt »■£ lliia Comity h ary 26, 1864: BOW in Session at tbe Court House, 7 Judge I<ovtoL preaiding. We here not Johnson Fnuik Tkjlor B / W[a< Jacob J / ha<J a »l jht at the calendar, bat under- Knox John Baah A K X etand ilia amount ot bnaintaa is not large. IVnona calling for any of <b« above letters vil C*“rr" f0,~l’*r lot PacjuKO.—Tbe business of cutting ’ R.' J. GRATT. P. M. nnd packing ice from tbe mill pond haa begun earlier than uoual. It is awrly a S PECIAL NOTICES. foot th(pk. Pbilo Drtnrura, W. C. T. TO Donation Vtalt. CONSUMPTIVES. In tbe taeltev of th* ertste of Mmes Ltrrnw ■ow ou foe ta Al, Court may b* admitted ta Pt* bate, and U.e Eiecutore tliervio M»»d duly »p pointed. ' r Thereupon it it ordered that Tuesday, the 1 tlb day *f Febraary text, at ten o’claek )n the fore noon, be aaaintd for Uw bearing of udd petition, and- that the heir* rt law of said deceased, aad oil Other pcrwnt i.itervstcd in said rotate, are re quirco io appear at a teaaion of Slid Court, then to bo boldoa al ibe Probata Office. In thn Villag. of ilaatinga. and show canre. if any there be, why the prayer of the petltteaer should not be granted. estate, of ibe pendency of said petition, agd tbe 11 Y T oaUqfoetoriiy »PP—ffiW by affidavit rttAla j JKicMgaa CeMUMjBffilirffiffiffi. 1 having baoa mate tai tbs freedilfoas Paririi fou^^unw to lUwsr'd k ! TR^jNasmtffisdjSnaNirea.XMmdNM BUTTAXe MMKliaWT. irsH 5 they will aajey ell the advantages shioi pertain tu 4 ruling rfass. They fill bar all the let offioos 10 give away ; s}i puwe over legislslioa wiU he in their bands s ia. • B ”* mui y <>»« wrf. ^jyTEOF MICHKUge Eighth Jndiefc] Ch mi! ■*.'■**.... MaBr?An.Bixta . ote .a tU.L'na .Ull^lr, .«! *XSZ2XXS53S.25 m-juunt _ H. flli ifihin CH A NCErJ ORDER. _ fr €gmt. JuftwZx’wLt text tes given, that Ibaeridmortma. will bo forerto^ known described a* fo^lowa, to W« 1 > 9b« •sdtrrtod ene-balf cf all tho bdror daarrlh*. dafoult threOHUt asMbUl^ b« token « plataaat cauVtf nolle* of this ord# fib* H>h liabedinlhe “Brettogs B*nn«r." af|Ni« sawn and ihfiCdicle^roZX m tol rosy red goed-^rtliheayarag too* faTta^. two yrare oU. GODFREY 8CHEPFKT; IMHfebipa at” ,-»;;tottyyJJisra/»»* ■ fear roda rert tft**o Iraka, lb rail ykoJk 1ST- irt ^2. be pdreonaUy served on lb* said ^pniireaidas to acctfop line, three* oart to rorttoa ItsTUurty . 1. »TMQM«kB BMMKnk fol K.A4fiffib) acron rode toplao* of bcginrtiig; «fo» (hi nsdlri dad o«q half of tM JLJrW Ayanh*' ifcM. '»*■» qaiteb- of amMiafirrratera to Townaidp BEpFLE-S d-' xVjS Freer Beura and rang* aforesaid (vis. Town two North af «?* Hoaaraoa. Kregvtea trafimiffitmuffliai iotoffimhHm Dated. Haatinga, January », IM*. here nnld raiihaAberra Wactyraftra^. trt itai (AUrus copy.] Attest, 8. H. Cooc. tbsl parnri naw owned by U m party o/th* aeoond / (L 8 ] Deputy Register. part, st public auction or vendkr. al tb* north trout door ol tba Court Hous* hi Haatinga, Rarrr veunty. Mfohtgou, on th* aecond davof ffirbraary, oa. oewmoedleg^t teem Sartfly. — » taeraiegh CHANCERY OBDER. A.^D^ 1WaTon* o’cloctUn tb*rtWMaa. £JTATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Clr~ ~1' ~ pn—ll uf for Umit appraranre. r OrootlCbtef ftiCTlir iff. AiinusrUrairixo/tEt^ate ort^toroao ifieowa C. O.Holxmw. Atfr ffirarid Adw’x. Cfortae Atdia^, Dtfoodoot. "Mr for* ba* for area ihaa tea jrors Kase greatly disfigured by erafttera aadfibaataw, which at tire** ex leaded mtr avy whotoMy.aad E^K ’.iyix; fswsMs ntr-4 CHANCERY SALE. SlrtaaflUteMg: Nhi mMfoa of I. A. A C. G. ’tjSSifeSSus”- O for the eouuty of Barry, ia Chaacary. : ’ -RuffieU. Rae. 181 Ito. ■ ■ ?.rj r^t, CURE^SSttt:* vonsnoptire sufferers wiU rewire a valaable paper printed in said eouuly. of Rarey for three tire* mauths from th* date of thia order,and that -1 hare need tbo'People', Core1 ta my feaailr witbgreet benefit, h trees rt aarofcta aad Bak prescription forth, e.:. of CoMampiioa. Aslb •uceewre wroks. prtrlous to said day of hear- in can* of her appearaace. abe «ause her answer Io parsasMa and by virtue af a decree Of tNn Rbeom. aaBJerararagraerafiiAU, toqoaMtty te ma. Bronchitis, and al! Throat and Lang affee “<A true tapy.) H. C.PRfNDLK. Court, mode ta Mm abovw eooae, au the ififfi Ara my frterata. all rtwbom 1 belierotorehire brew of Jrtv. A. D. IMS. L ffianebaortbor. oferaL Urn, (free of ctorgVj) aandra^thmr address jasri) Jadgu of Probate. itora within taterty.3ajragnaeam*rire Ou bar of a aMrtf'raaiwiaasrta aodof Bony Courty. MtahThursday eve. Feb. 4 1864. “ Williamsburg copv ofaadd bill and notice of th* aslry of thia igan. ilxall aril rt public auction, to th* blgbrel order, and la dethnll thereof that artd bill wilt b« Udder, on Thursday, the 18lh day rfjanaen. A. Haatinga, Jan. 25th, 1864. , Kings Cu., M«v York.taken ai eonfewed by said non resident Itefrod D. XMfe al os o'clock ia tb» aWfaata Of said janfTltapeeacsl ant. And it ia furthrt ordered, that within day. rt th* north front door of tb* Coral Houae. By order ol Committee. Estate at Job* Creak. y twentT, days th* romplrtnant cause a notice of af artd Barry. aooaV. (ta wtc. tb* plaea W buM- birth of my boy. who to bow Hrair* rears oM. I gTATE OF MJOUIGAN. | ^rabrto Court thia order to be puhlipbad |n th* Xt*- 10g th* circuit corirt of arid eoaalr, ,m the village hart hod msay trooblre and diflretato. ail Ute JONES a HARLAN ume, unfitting to* for every kiad rtlator. aad Coruna and Colds.—Those nbo are Of KaJama»-o task* Ibe beat rtittni ever otBaatlaga. ta arid eooatr, AU that certain piece At a aeaalou of aeJd’Cnart bolflen at lb* 1‘rolata thia market, and second to nans ever •rprevaiof Land.lytaaand botagta tfea aoaatr .Anuuuedrtlertt^teeXl^wn^XE suffering fr».tn Coughs, Colds, llmraenesa, brought made in tbe State. Kept coutantty on band bv b«to Office, ia th- village of Hasting., oo TBeadsr, of Hany, sod 8*010 rt MtaMrao. aad derertfirt tee l-jth day of January, talk* rearon* tbrai in eurcaartoo—or tbrt be cans* a copy of thii aa tb* w»t half af the wart haft rt th* aoafo-roal Sore Throat. <Scc., should try “Awn’s the puuad or barrel bj sand eight bn nd red and sixty four. ’ Present, order to be pereoaally served on tb* eaidvion-reaD. C. BAVLKT. sarttaetwenty.in township three North Aroad in/ TrocAra,” a simple remedy , Sbtnnaa a Prindle, Judge of Probate. ident defendant rt teoartwentv days before th* _ Mas. Canuatxa Dcwaxa, which has relievsd thuusands, and which fa tbe matter of the rattle of John Cronk, Hole prescribed for her appearance. HARVEY WRIGHT. '‘Di immaker. Cuufofl Affey, ebore Tugfaeek Mxhcw's Chocslate Wont Drops ! deceased. H. WRIGHT, da ia almost ertry case effectual. CTraafc A^t Ctaaafaritoff, On rea-i.ag .nd filing the petition, dale verified {JanKl CMt 0*1 am*maste.«r, da aad foe Barry Oouwtr, Mfeblgna. in and for Barry county, Michigan. NEVER fall to deatror and evteminste el! of David Boaloo. Executor of th* last Will end Hwaresv a Auaa. SolkHore for fTiraqilaiAt. uf said deceased, praying, that Ina I. A. A C. 0. Uoutsoos, Complainant'sBoHeitore Coagreaalobal. Doled. Dec. Utb. IHA. declt klndaoflntestlna] Wurn.a. Arepcrfoctlj reliable Tr.tsaient final Administration Account may be examined in all cases, and for super* tin eny and all of the anil allowed. BZXATK. Worn coofoetioua, end oeaareua Vrrmtfn[u a.) Dspffiy Register. ’Washington, Jan. 20.—Mr. Brown Faoej ADMLNBTRATOR’8 BALE. For fire or tax waakaofealted re appetffia. tod aM get in oae. They may be taken afhM timaa with day of Febroxry next al ten o’cloek.in tbe fore­ inresented tin memorial of 63 members perfect aafcty. aa they contain J>0 MERCURY, or noon. b* aaaigaed for tbe bearing of said pm In th* matter of th* Betel* of Jo» L. McLaxCHANCERY ORDtR. of the Missouri Assembly against the other del'tcrxMu drag. Motbaro should a! wav a Ulloa, nad that lb* beira nJ law of said daeeasLaM,BK«M*4. . ■ «.- , ;, j-.-iu-fiel Iwra pure hire them and give their children 00 other.' ed, aad all otber.pereore interested In said estate . Nouoa to haroby given, that by ristaart Haraao •confirmation of Gen. Schofisld as a Major ij'a IkliaHw whatever U naceassrv to bagireol are required to appear at a session uf said Croirt, CTATE OF MICHIGAN--Eighth Judicial Clraad anttaority graatod to aw by Um Jadgs ndFroEach boicoutalna It bn.;, or Lotragri. 1*Hm then te b* boUea rt tbe Probate Office ia lhe vil­ O coil, in ChancotT. •General. h— bato in aad for tb* reoaty of Harry, aad Stole of oeau. For sale by all Uraggiala and Dealvra las* of nastiaga, and stow cauae.if any (herebe. Tbe Ilesolulioa of tbe Milwaukee Si in nedleinea. • by the prayer of the i«el>tiuucr should sol be in said county, on th* eighth day of JanuaFv. ■Chamber <>f Commerce, asking a modifiC. ft. W ALKER. General Agent. o'ctock in tbo afteroooa ef that day', ot tb* aorth 8 And it la further ordered, ttsl Vtrprtttinner ncUlsnly Buffalo. N. Y„ and Fort Drte ‘ C. W. A. D. ISM. •entioa efthe Reciprocity Treaty, were door rt the CoartHoM* ta th* vilhtee of Haattags, Jld« Clrar, give notice te lhe person* interested in said steakta th*ooanty rt Barry aad Btate otHlihlgra.W referred. , «f th* pendeaev of said petftlou and th* bearing , 01 the right. kUe and Intenet of theaeM diora.id rafUb CtaT A resolution was adopted instructing thereof by causing a cope ef ibis order to bt pa ka­ to the foilaa iag described Bml Estate, lytog aad li abed in tbe "HaaHtig* Banner.” a newspaper New Advertisements. prialed the Milwaukee Committee to ascertain being in tbe ooantyot Bury to wit: and circulating In said eoaalr ef Barre, and report the facts connected with the for two weeks, pre* loua tested day of hearing. ter (XTof watioa tweetoy Era. (M) ta town Amo* iXcWn, Otmeral toreg No. EM Kata gfiADMINISTRATOR’S SALE ' jansfr SHERMAN CTPRINDI.E. •xamiuauun by ths Board ofUfficers into Hist* of Indiana; On motion of L A. A C. IU. («) north of rang* eight (8) west, aoutataiag thir- Baffrie. N. V-, to whom afford*™ taurtd bo ML (A tree copy.] Judge of Probate. Holbrook, Complianaat' SoHeilara.lt Is oansain, ty-esren (871 here* of lend, more or lees Also tbo alleged atfvgMtsges of concentrated la lhe matter oCtbeeatate ofl.odu.R Nicbolaf that tbs said noo resident defendant cans* her village tote Noe. M«. U>* aooth half of filfo aad *na"**‘ rtf-E-TT'. feed for Horet’X and if reported <m favor- deceased. apiiroraa** to be entered in Ihie cans* within lot KI JaaaM by IB feet out of lhe rouvhtomt Notice ta btrebr gteen that m purauar.ee of a three mouths from th* date ol thi* order ; and that corner ; aH ta tb* village rt Haatieg* la seed Bar­ •I'lj. »h‘ such f.-vd Las not Iwen uecd. lieenac granted to mv.br the Judge of probetr for in ea*e of her appearance ah* caaae her anewer ” ““liSTvEwSR; m— The resUoSson reviving tbe Committee the county of ilarry. I aball eipoec /to aaie al Estate of Job* Culrur. to the Complainant'* Bill to be Hied and a copy <mi lhe eondeet of lhe War, with House public MClion Io Ills lugheal bidder, al tbe Dated, AUguat 21, IUs. decIl QTATE OF MICHIGAN,County of Barry, u. thereof to be served M tbe Complrt nanl'a Solicit, amcssdmeuts'reqiiiring investigation into late rceidruce ot Lee'ns ILNicbUa. deceased. Iu O Al a seas 100 of tb* Probots Court for tbe ora. witbin tncoty dara after rerriaa au bor af lialtimorr. oa Mowday. tbaeievenlb filth) day of a copy ofaald bill, aad notice of the entry of" thia cor,! recta were passed. January 1*4. at tea o’clock in the forenoon of county of Harrv, bolde* at th* Probate Offic*. in order, aad ia default thereof, that said bill will ADMINISlIiATOK ’ S SALK. tbe Tillage of Hastings, ooNocdsT, tb* Ut!> day Mr. Lol ia mar addressed the Senate al that dar. all tbe right, fltle and ink-real of Mid be takeu as confessed by said non-resident de­ . WttMirt A.VB rt®'' to tb* following described real relate, of January, in lhe vesr rwie thousand elgt.t fendant. And !t is further ordered, that within Nunes is hereby given, that by virtaa aad ja length m support of the rule requiring drraaead or 00 much thereof a. ahall be nereaaary for tbe hundred and Mtiy-iour. PrcMBt Sherman C. twentrtdars, the complainant cause a notice of Sceators to lake the prescribed oath. payment efthe debta of eaid deceased, and tbe Piin.llr, Judge of Probete. thia rirdor tube pafih.iMd In th* A BE vra euffrrtag with Orta drcud.diBMra, Kooin tbe metier of the eelate of John Culver, late e Ipecac of administering said relate, io wit : a pablteo-wepapn* printed, publtohodand ttow- Ina, I aball a*U at Feb!to total— to Mr. Anthony followed in support oi WA^Tf) NKL'BALGU KIM V««eMM The aoulb-weel fractional quarter of wetkin of said county, deceased Irting in eaid cooaly, aad that arid publication ba Wddor, al lb* dwattfoa boose Of WMIfam BbOitar. tbe aOtbotity ef the Senate to establish 13i Um south part of the sooth mat qnarter of On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, continued a* leaat-oneo In each w*ek, for six iblbatowaffiifoefftrtrteetlte. **><010 W Berry, •section Is; and tbtf west frpetlonal part of th. of Jatnea E. Culver, ^raring that lhe last W1D weeks in eoeeemion—Or tbsl be enos* a copy nf and Blate of Michigan, oa Monday, tae filtoeath ARE you'£dkod with the taMurea of Bltesiuvw/ seeh 'a rule. and Testament uf raid deceased may be admitted • Mr. Bead risks opposed the ad option mirth-weal quarter of section IP all ia ton two to Probate, aad lhe Execution lliereefbaeoruir.il- Ibis order to be personally eerred on tbe arid day rtFobraary aext,M tea o ctoe*. A.M, rftaa, WAraos’. Xareuna Krxu wffl spetally ntorf. (tlnorlh ol Rang* eight (S) wart; also the east noo-rveideot defendant, at least twenty dove be­ day ttxfoUowtag daaaribed piano or parotf 0 of tbo new rule, arguing that the eadors half of tbe aoulli-caai qaarterof »re lion is, aad ted to lhe prtibeacr and John K l/rthndee. AREyoa auSeriog Crara the gaawtagaof DnrsaThere upon it ia Ordered, That Mooaay, 4h* fore Um tnu* prcscvttx-d fiff iwr sp^rawn ro ’ land, aitualad J* U>* eouuty of Barry a^ Btoteof nrntt of lhe State they represented enti­ lhenmth-eaat quarter of lhe north east quarter of Mtaklpa. briragiag to Ur* Eatala rt Ftoram fiantC*] CirrtH Onrt Cbuuoi^li... <4, in town two north of ranee 1 we.t, filtoretb’ da* of January ••>*- <•» o.elac* ta’ tled Senators to scale. He also opposed aeeUon of th* *o*A rod rt the raai har vZhaatarttoMM containing, to All, three hundred and trigbly-alx tli* forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said io aad,fol; Barry County, Minings*. lhe re construction policy of the Presi­ (M4) acres of land, more or leaa; being la the petition, end that the hrlra at tew of .aid deceased LA. AC. G. HooMaooc,CoeipleinanV>Bolieithre quarter oftertfoa twen(y.-aiae, la township sea and all other persons interested in said estate, county of Barry aad SlaU of Michigan. Dstnl, Hastings, January fih. 1844. ♦ north of range Un wrvt. dent. 1 Watom’.Nrei?ttarKai^arajy^«r JOS ATMAN NICHOLS, Admiairtrater. ar* required to appear at a aesaiim uf said court, (A true copy.) Atteat, 8. JL Coat, Dated. Dsecmbaf 4,1 Ml. ., Tbo Seoatc then wenlinlo an executive MART ANN NICHOLS, Administratrix then to be boldxn rt ibe Probate Office, in tbe oniptjLTfarrttogc, ;. (u *.] Deputy Jtogiater. Tillage ot IIa*tian, sad show cause, if any there Admialrtrator 0! ttt* *jW| ofFfpraec WMp*ck„ be. why tbe prayer of the politioaer should not ? ’ '*U1 b” •»?5* Mf ** Eatate of George II. Bioelu. dfWM<'1 '. . . -z a* <,**°*? ■ A-djoureed. The abor* sale ia hereby postponed to tbe twen­ ,KyfK. - fo.porMw » ty.Bret day of March next aiteno’clock. A. 11. •And it ia further Ordered, that th* petitioner MkPlMOAS^jBx Cowtv.^** Baltimore. January 11th, ISM. give Mtiee to Hi* person. Interested tn said gTATK. ’’-arq ” -»A V GUARDIAN'S SALE. ‘ ‘r Tbe House resumed lhe consideration JONATHAN NICHOLS. Administrator. rotate, of the peadraev of said petition, and tbe |... • • C. K WtoKBM. rnyvirto, Nqfrf . ' MARY ANN NICUOJS, Administratrix. hearing thereof, by can.log a copy of Ibis order lb* v^lsf• of Harttoya, on Wodneodey^ the Cth rtCtbe joint resolution amendatory of tbe to be published io the Eraser, a news Bv virtoe of a Uevv.ee granted by th* Probate emifo—lion act. paper primed and circulating in sold eounty of thoneond eight hundred aid sixty four; <;r ■— eoart rt th* conntTrtcJboun mediate of MiebMr. Sweat of Ma., replied to Mr. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. Barvy. for Hire* nueeeeeeve weeks, precious to Igso. to tb* undemgMd, aa Guardiaa of Dalia R. J’reaonl Marmaa C Friedl*,Judge of Probate. ffeeker and El er (1. Pecker, la.oor children rt eaid day of bearing. Davis of Md., denying Utat the minority In the mat ter of the rotate of George H. Brooks, Henry wd CT3oe Packer, deemard. I aball a*M,rt All persons baring claims against the >a» 8. 0. PRINDLE, were here to embarrass tbo Adminis­ Afofr of AfarttUo r. Onaly, PuU< Aortten. e. th. toad, to lb. «rf fori (A true copy.) Judge of Probata. tration. deceased, are hereby notified and requested la M^day, uil Z^dayt>rr*teJiyflUtfm <.« The Great Freach leeway 1 Tbe confiscation subject was passed preeenl the same for examination and q4arttaenl praying tart he may be lieeasmd to aell certain O’clock. P. M.. ik. oralhrtfrt teearattoroatquar­ Kral Estate, belonging to said deccaaad in eaid peover. ter and tbe reel hsffpf lhe aorth-wert tmarter of by th* Probate Coart for the eeanre of Barry, oaeBoa tweaiy-Onw. fn.) n> foWMidp tWa (2J Tho House then went into commitlee who will meet for such purpose, rt the FroThe oata aortata mid 8to Keenedy foe afi Otee ' oorth of range eightIfilWaaL ' of the whole on lhe amendatory excise bate office, ia the village of Healings, lhe T) ROH ATE Order.—Htet* of Michlran. ta. tta.trubihmOloatMyDiffierttom Irra^to* . PACKER. OaonfM*. in said county of Barry, on Saturday, tbo tweoty- JL Csuuty of Barrr.aa.—Al a session of the Pro­ tiro, aad all tb* other dtoaaam te whfoii the wreere bill. Tbe amendment of Fernando eevenlh fljlfij day of February and oa Saturday, bate Court for tbe county of Barry, lioidea at tb* DM, Deaember 94.1M>. derto Wifc aadMatber ia peculiarly liable. the twaaV-ttn* D'^l M»J. on » U-oum Wood was pdupted. It provides that all Probate Office, ia the village of Hastings, os and eight hundred and sixty four, at tbe hour* Wednesday, th* sixth day of Jsnuam.in tre 'car but eretafe and certain te their ertfoL Ttoy spirit* ia bond for sale, whether or not of ' G«artUto Bala. . ten clock. A. M., oa lhe ruxpective days abut* no* Iboeaaad eight huadred and sixty-four. disuUad prior to tho dale of this net, meuUoa*!? Six months from thn 1st day of Present. Sbermxn C. Priadl*. Judge of Probate. fa the metier of ibe Estateef TattleX; Wflltom in Um mouer of th* estate of Wdiiam 0. •hall bo subject to thtr rates of duly pro­ December, 1^4.3. being lhe Urn* limited (by lhe A^Emarray aad Lilly 1* Bate, rataota. ‘ Probate Court for th* final ajjartmanl af all Lanham. >ate ofaald countv, deceased. vital by this act from aad after lhe ISth claims sgalnrt said estate. Natlas to hereby fries, that te pwreaaaee of a Ou reading and foiag the petition, duly verified, llcrouK granted ta me by the Probata Court for TRAVERS PHILLIPS, 1 CbMiafo- oftoredar Upham, pray teg. for r-area taarein day of Jan. 1864, except spirits which tbe ocuaty of Barer. I aball mffl oe OAaaa to ba rthrc peXtotiMBv JeUpert^Mdk. ’ • ABA D- FORK, | sfoaw*. act forth, that AdmimalreUoa of said relate 1may hare huen taxed under the law of July 1, add at paIdle auction to lhe highest bidder at the Dated, January U, UM. jantf be committed to lhe petitioner. North daw ef Ute Court Hornm. is th* vitfoge rt 1862, which shall not bear more than lhe Thereupon, it la ordered that Tuesday, lhe 9th day of Fooraary next, at Ira a'rtoek in tho fore­ additional or Increased tax provided for ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. noon. be assigned for tbe bronng of eaid Mlitioa, rtaart miaora (beinu tbe oadividad feorAfehO by thia act. The carat*illco disposed and that lb* balroat tow of roid deaeaartl. aad all io ten matear of tbo relate ot William B. Shaw, other pereoosiataraated inaaldoateteare required ofaa spirits aacsimi of Uta biH without altering the rate of 66 cents a gallon. Notice is hereby girra that by rlrte* of Breast BBEBIFF8 SALEWithout aonduding action, the commif keretofort ■ swliit re mo bytbe Jadge of Prebuie Hugs, aad show euro, if any there b«. why the tn red for tee eenaly af Barer aad State ofMicbof th* paMtiaaor should not b* granted. tM rase and tbe Hoorn adjourned. s’ffX’jas&sBittifc ina. 1 wiHexpoae la naia a* Public tertian, re prater Aad it iafarthor entered, that lb* pmihoner Slarday tee tw*MUi day of March, >8t4. rt ret oeSMaowlyr 1 nol lea to all peraon ■ in isrooted ia artd relate under tbe seal of the circuit court, for the county o’dackui th* aflemoo, at tbt late rertdrett of giv* .Mb* pendency of Bold petition^ and th* herring Froai Laeoiag. THK COKFEWtEDES AND EXPQUXJKK , ' SpeemJ dtopsteh to.tU.Advarlfoer and Tribane. right, title aad interreTof J^bn Delay, the defond4:sIw«S.i"r ’■ . Laasuae,Jaa. U. '* rM to^A inntvbva'iNvAijrp. ADNiaWTRATeRH SALE. ? ’ Tbe Ilouee to-day, by a vote of 33 to tw% UVLim taVSl 24, in Commitare of tbe Whole, struck out ths first the principle section of thW Dated, JanaaryM, 1M4. >reS7 • Gsnecal iUilrood Um BilL aad on ha tees -?rtl rtvbfoh I shall *xye* for rele algubli* L’y e^dXto?*. indeZsataly peetpeoed,-ay es 43, uays 85. CHANOXat SALE. This commits the Legislature to special ?•'7toieoa!£p 'epueai^1”" he mirth front door of tbe Coarl house, in QTATE OF MICHIGAN,-Tbe Circuit Court legislaliow for seek road. The House O for the oouaty of Barry, in Chancery. was afraid^ff wdd spwtuUtion, ending In he ware Obe JfamsarWEst, wHl be liberally AngosSra A ^demod ftrepfollfl. ‘"’>re7 &J. BADGOOE. All are respectfully invited to attend a donation visit at the parsonage for the benefit of tbe Bev. T. B. Granger, on 11 ,Sir.cURES”-=US sS^^EEsTaffss «TrSK»riA!wS LOST! ’i tw1 terir hWM >• -> <"» « ttatauta rf M«»Ui.7-51,»ltm— • ««* *>*■* J Ik, 1 IWM » nu Ar Ua .*• •* » wWJ7] Uyr> -*r him ita’iSeinTeb ceased firfag and waited LOST ! Jahny ad. im^boterwreKebaeSe A Btrteer’s ■ . . n Jfn.K-0.6RAr. wvwvTfw -n yAB maUaMqb.rtaro;^^^^ 7 j«y iJvVv ■ ^rarara-n-M^refX —----- Mutkad, Janrerrfigte, JMl SFMWIIt.'■* fir ConZZZ&L" MP, ®IWiv. ZX.-ed tbo S 9^ fetefa&xr to * T. ’tft Ate* ATTACHMiNT NOTlCix n* CHrttii (WMrffiifttoW*-*T- yA.RM FOB BALE. reMre wwte thesabda. I. Poraon, ffi ENW MModk d-r«f Ofo Court, made in the abate raua*. ou Um »lb day ■f Joaoary. A. D. Mfo L’ !be snboeriber, fXrawt a^t ftrewfmlwMr kn.sad tt Barn es^ty,. Jfosfo MT tibiBC Jinwary ®Mk- A. P- TINT ■ unBnj ’ dee tec Attcnmj-iforFtotalife. 1 STtoaata by RORKKnMHUUB. Bredar, jto.w.tm �niil JgmSLJLVm MHSTHEMKMS. 'BVO.ers wWi-rtUtrtWF’iKr'jrttKw Wt*** iteXrwv. j „_______ _ . fifrilMaiW oS\W NVtfcV awd. «o\A\\XXvtT£ ka.%, 5°* Vo<^U \\vae> '5<<x^ rtuic'ft. vuecAxd. aa arUcV oj fcXotaacVv W»t w-WfcA* tafeta vev \xro^tr ^awj.vAv'Uc*, av\A at ‘Cat Y-fo^tv Vnu, avt a wart \et cxMi,a\\x>L o$ ’alcohol HELMBOLD'S / GENUIWE PREPARATIONS. COME AND BUI MORE (tty gistings $ai •'^BTyrninniKD tyeey wed at aaeruiM, u*»t eosvrrJ f^b’fi “ Jbww BbtV «• u< J udl gistings’ $asintss Jli ail 1.. ■ • |‘HJ I ataieenbrrr, Impure waler and .Uber rs.ero^auMjJ^OTgXIUm-.JW ible ash retawlr and LlM’UHnita nbo reautt to it aad a\\ K\Ma«e* oS * *vHvt- artetert ita prrtseffea qualdMa Iq ad renew, pre eared braewr brief ronroa of this rnarrrl, u. Icdt aatarc. ■todic.au. »a<ar aad Agwpafca«a.a*ar being . rV\-vts^B\XXc»» GOODS ! ""It*”* . V n» “» R. J. GRANT! STATIONERY, tuui. MM MM or Hhatim. Sc-Jd barculou &pqi Swellirrs. t&bi White ' wnfrequeolty routorod toYtol* WIlMa a few days are cova\io*ftd o$ vwrt aad bv tbe use cf BoeTaHLra Bintt., weak ntewartr 1> rapidly tor uprated and ^.ovoc'C^xA. vocA* aad. \xcx\jk, tbeThe aypeflte rertnrad fry thia <reeabk Tanis, and bettor it norke wonder, iu cane* of tMfkrerBi and adat'a vaak» X\vta\. In lens cawttiiaed Lorina nf lutoasMton. Act,ng ^VxaAxXa^ *VovCkc. ttXoTOacXx ."BYXtotu Cabtorifo ptwk.^>to*sUtot feXl ' UTC XV* \VOOT WlUvCv VAtwik. I^fOrttf^.ftinO sad /.»» -f bT^wr^uA prompt and peeuieaent relief from ths Hitters. Tbe leaki-yEW"" to. The agony of Hri ioesCnaJC la iuuwliat.ly aa Mi.grd by saingle Jow rt the ettaisat, sad by ocrMhtoaU.^rexTtlng^o it lhe relurnrt tbe eon. Y5v. ’R.oVwkckk ftXowro.e\v 'ftxXXers IN MY LINE OF TRADE Come and See !! vaxMi, Wax \koor maw vaaa\^ TdocXor'a AdxW*. Dr. kLottcrcK'* . ftX.owro.eYx »xVXee* ©A8B WE *■■ •■‘•tJtftMr\r»r, ©aiy. 4MfUM * HVAE JUST RECEIVED INOairtpatthi art, Mae, rxcXv xaaa'% ttoXact aad CoaVjoTX. ■Qt. ‘B.o'wac.k'* ■rvrrU>t>l.iiOMralcalo rr-Xifotve • W r» e«t»blUb th«m. LM, b»» ne« kart. U U TV OnlyA»A StinnM brta« BHMtatuSarau(rv«« mW aart i<uK>e««t «» Irrula and rntirrlr frw from the acid cleiaeuM pnmtwtttwleil In*n lU ordit^r. Unie. .nd . feXova<\c\\ *B\XXC'tw vavXxjo'caX.c X\vc vvxak awd &c\nVXa\tA. Dr. -Repack’* ?>Xoto.o.c\x Jw&oiJU Woolen factory, ,r Axwc a\v-a\^ aad. xwoke HA3TI>i>8,Mk4i. WANT «MO0*1W.J WOOL (o ,BjaDuftwhirc iato CLOTH— Which wo offer at «\c\aftc\\o\\\ tv\\o\joN)\v. Vir. ■Ro’baek'a , GROCERIES The wbala aooanl of tea Loaa aulUrUad, is FIt» Burtrad MiUkaa rt DUlara. Aeart, /her /A»drW AflUwwtear h«eobaa^ai*»W f» tad ptvf iafertr TServry, moaUy wi’Ato IheUu K-ro STtoew gittrrt am jut up* tn giuxrl mvntha. Tbe large drwand (roes abroad, aad the bottl—,nf which th* alwit a fao-aim- rapidly inemiaing botoe demand far uao aa Ibe ilo. Th* lalrt i* final# tr.gravad, and btofa «f rlrrtfaUon by National flaakluR Aaaupiaia ywidti with a /rem lions eoworgsuhlug la oBptfU ot Uh amuln. will, in a rery,abort paafad, abertb Iba brtanee. •0unc«r/«M**- ff’no* 91 p*r heUU, or b*‘” ’•*re h“*'J ’*uRad from tea to brVarn rail­ tone traettr. frequently:aMMnag three million, sail la urrtl knows that tbe recrvtarv J^obask, (Frafrirfcr, J?O. t daaly.aart nt Tl ■ Ia. aMMto .>■ - —’ Bart Fourth.Bt, CinainMti, to whon all oriae-a ahquld te aJdaaeeed. POR BALE RY Clothing^ Roberta A strikar. Dastiac*; KU Niabrta. Jay R. terry. Oruaiyerilie. M. C. hwij Prrtnerille; H. . Krnniugton. M iddle. Ole, aad by dniggiala aad toercharta •haeeally. . ■< ’ ADLteHED ITflO. AND PETER LORILLARD, ipvBimaEMEST. aSA :, DRY GOODS! Banff and Tobacco Manufacturer babpwak: stobs. J^X5KfcsaiSk‘ ■*“ •W MWfROT STRTTT Df THIS CXTT, J :„■ Z^BOCERY, ' Eating ff Billiard saloon HARD-WARE! aa?rt,tr»—u;» °“p* *»•*. ’bkh M Unusually Low! aaaaabpMgi tfiw gatac te BaMa C Sl^.ri.fxsgrStT&gJ titix. Ilii. it atiuiulalee tbo eitrt » Uli dr ttron. lion, and thfaa eapafa ths dluntopam wftrh lurk pj£in tbc..Vrtm or Inuas ©n «|rang ,*\V»thvrtbe pn».llc Streit drotfUdVr' tr.tm a n row.nd- rt (ta*fMtuiMl nineh-aaul thd wwhine$tetobw©<■MmAvM> doreited tatcrtiawittmtaMl hare I win ; iv'ett by nlnodatd «nrt, and ilwru remains tib ...i-tlnti of Jte M'pMMg rxrolteisrw for tha mre «r tte otRHnnt diarenws (t to i»toiakrt\a laaorh. . A? rium> aaw rtrt awna A'E-Eifs Tb» ■aeratary of tha Trraaary haa aot y.t gteeu aotiec of uij ta|enlion fa withdraw U<i» popular loan from aala al Tar. aa<«al4 taa d«<a ■talks La firt. the utrtnatfnad, aa ^MOavaval RabeeHpUaa A<rnt.”wdl roetfnae to supply arc X\yx SoVAartk "VAcad., \>\j ^.rc\x.wX\.wvT \ikarr\vca, X\\frvaXtxxy AkVte\ixaaXxva\,<Xc. d i uretio.ahjotf/CS-a^rraAtT bcch u UTHE GKKAT nivamc, aad ia eartaU U> bare UMdaaM .Me< ta «B bhrn^ftr HM b it mmmmM. ■HdMK.of Uw atom raRaNa na« rcpomlN. etMraatar wOt aeeoapany tba oadieiM. F|ic« tl >er Brttls, ar rtx h*9». DaBramd to aay aAfcaaa. aaaarrty paabad fraa u. mJ rou mil protect roaruelf from Mhstfrrtag aart itent-rr rt tinea iteaateii. Jterpa bat the foul evrm|<foii' u«: tMarelfosfor ialha far mont ctfetual than any dtbtr dtech has 'BVX.X.e't* ftXowrocYv TSY-XXces MNZTS ft STOSS', 4s B. ALLES, DWSfflM Autapa «A4 I, A (•> TTOttfcttWA' d»-rdH lra.>ul ibe dinxUHll the rth irt.ildc at it» a «R 6&t KnHh Vt ' D. C. 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Tbyy are ray cen to teanww. „q TtoyTJ UP yao, with a nmereM votoe, TWaeel and leak are weary ■ (ri»< ’ With toillaf threegh a Uaaray way; .’ HASTINGS DRUG STORE !£! Roberts &. Striker, gistings’ SmintM Jir«toq>. Ttoy thiak that friendship's but a nU», lavcBted to dacsive yoe; ' And bint that tboso you lorp the toot, wm be the Aral to toarsyoa. Tteeysay that yen moat rever treat A premies o* mao's making— Ttot be wiU ptot your rein, while The eetbortovebg's taking. new and most complete assortment oi DBI G1 AMD 3IEDICIMES, ■^Ckereaicals, PsUreH, Oila, Cares to pberee, Barnla* Flaid, TUBPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi umit, W FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FUR|-OSES,OXLY_aJ GROCERIES And peas with itouklnss manners by The bltaulags that may greet na A sttnn mst swrep across ths sky, Dut still the suefssbktogt There Irtrits a ailrer lining. Our Hmranly Falter KW Ihu world With acron oflorr and beauty. And we abaft Sod Ibra trtrjwbwa U*i bat da our doty. Hattapotett. -.Tw/W/^/fl^iUinaa. Sttisrtllanj. ^ererj-tataj in tte Grocery tins, sucb Also • great variety of ths C j2 DJ EUST lP;EBTPTmt7'~T Aid tanking Extracts, Ke also keep on band a good •ssortmrnt of STATIONER^, PENS, PENCILS, INKB. PAPER, EN­ VELOPE. CARDS, Ae., Ac. z Upon our shelves may to fosad all of tbs MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES’ A j. a. vam BBiJtrs WOOLEN FACTORY, HASTOtOS. MK’D. r WANT ss.000 Ito. rf WOOL I L manufacture into CLOTH— uiamji * irBiaws. A TTORXETS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW 2L Solieltors is Chancery. Tea and Ipsuraees Agneta. Bufaess attended to with pntiaptass. “ttSXw. Street, opposite the iPoatoSee, ktTELi£“'” "Rater id MHteg idoXXmM Utofl. antly aod cheerfully. AU looked eererdhIt. Just then Wifiy, who had teeen\i Ihgly to Me as VfitetCpm to fcteUne. ■efateyoe CM sit Wfeh ‘MoOr Lerererd taMiay -, and to-eoorrow ora ottav gfri sen him and the Jig fur the removal of bio ahoe, gave him ■ chance her seat, it Will tret do to' M*e push r that sent hlnj against a sharp mere than one eaetenge In fc day, <m eWdter’ortome'article of hirelture; 'hurt. toeoenSbCtba tosfteiro.’ All seemed Ing him badly . Eddy vee of roette Mtfcfied with this arrangemsot; and punished,-ana at fast three weary Bttle when raoess-eneA,wed etoy all huddled fr«nfee, containing heavy Marts, Worn around my drawings, mad Hesemd tomy iaid sway to ifldrnber. - *:•' explanations of tosrm, l jknaw my victory “Too bed, too b«d 1" murmured Fanny waa oomplste. AU teemed anxious to Barton,'as bar own hired sink upon her pfaae'tffd closer and eloeer. th»y grpw pillow.that nigbtl “Anna must be rous­ ed from |Ws’* and she fay long awake, trying w"tank 'vf some wg/ to''do And T'havo endeavored to eterry OS? Oj ortiat*t tto.?- thereime principle ever oince m beechT|ie next morning herfirst request waa teg.' I Mrs (Wted that A harsh, or* even for pertmssfcm to ropalrtbe torn dr^S an Impatfant word/Will tend a dissatis­ which was easily dope by removing, tBe fied feeling through the whole schoolroom ktrip eontainlng the rent from the over full skirt. When it was completed' she “ ‘Leva sad tore only is ths boon far terr.’** eaDsd Mary and showed bet ffii.'niM ■B.>bowdo»(U,.pFl/.l. m. «d rfrdss. '“Atad nbw”fem(-5rlirte4 edriiraL and khep it so nite:' won't ybtfF' ' r' night, that my children mu«t alljgo sub- In Um ayanpafa of Me fareteWMifa** ^Uwrie.tee* Bar- Meeds Penny" to take him, Mrs. Cs rev see tn ed more like the Anna, of other days, as ithe watehed'ihelr jcyodtpfay'. faq Wd'. “If they would only be asgood all the time,-1 thou Id be the bkppieaf wife and mother jn the world." , “AM yon oqMiVtn be how, Anna!— They are really rood children rod Vttt have a beaadfut home, and a kind and loving busband." “The last I will admit, but my children are certainly very trunblceome." ' “And arc not all children 1 But w* favstHre petfent with tSehi.' They ' have their vexntluns nn^" annoyances aa well aa wo. Shall I 'tell you about rriy first school F .. ’ “Do, if you please. I baye often and the yuungest two, came shyly into wondered nt your pristane* Itftewhlng. t!.e ro.u:>, n..J rvc ivoJ the kisses, pleas­ Youara not obligato, and cyan if.h,» ant words, and little' presents the giver knew so well how to bestow. K half necessary to do any thing for yttof own support, If II Van my ca»<l should rath­ hour was allowed them, tend then they s?. °r Were eept baeS to the truX ' Abd then the two friends, who bad corresponded but not. met lor several ;But you years, conversed of the poet, long' and lovingly. They recalled their pluoant jiqg children, of ached days, and the names uf those wbo assipt: — — w U-ul DE. X. P. DRAKE, _____________ p’sssEii’x^.'a^syrSsr- PRACTICAL DENTIST. iiiji «• *• । ».m ■ in. . this, and soon 1«8 the eonverailion to riteMater theneter . :! db.mmren A The afterneM pateod Mltoo MiaMy f ared whraJU. Garay «mm, < fa Abe tote ning. he c<mgra:ufated hie wjlo apra: tor; irerawradtouto. IWtoimroocra trerae. Thoenae, Gewrel cnetnmed to oreunlt Um <m nettoml afSiTuEi Xml.’ veteiraWe Jreiah Qeiner.bwtfc waa oreeii humbler to tone a»<d1stniUM rfaepaoitv tn adwtee than la apparent fa General McOellM 'a epistle. Gen: MeCMan oommenoee hie letter, written alter greet and repeated defeats, hr saying that Ma army waa *ta a crltlcal egpditton." aa It oaanredly vac At such a time Grawt re Rreranma iwnoM hare been ooproeeod with enUeifado • Aw its sajsty; they would have tanmd t^T HTort towards etrenrtbealM Ha ooeltto*. Not an wtth the “Treswt Nnpotomi."— His cofiitatlons veto too wt for the present Tba sphere of Me duties waa too eirenmaerftred, and be yearned in bit eare for the future of the' oremtrr. Sit tide ie achoolmaotar to the Pmddent bo “And. while suffering mentally,'wtp H any wonder that she was careless, and hurt Sd^y’a 'foot1‘ At»4 while to was smarflkg under this, wee It fanjr - taoudter that to was cm» and unkind to Willie T “But whnt gwuld you hare had me do, “Bean sprry the trunk was there, tod determined to hrvalt removed; soothed Mary, and thus sent happy hearts to a peatefol al umber, and your own to bright­ er hopes for to-day." “I begin-to see, Fanny; and I will try tn strenfe Into a different atmoaptore. I never thought of this before." , But a dark cloud Was between her and the sunlight-, for in lew than three days, WlBy,' chubby laughing*4tihderlffg" Bide Willy, lying, hushed and still, a vfatipi l« d'ptberia. , Then, and' not dll tfcou. dW fifa ifal' .. wickedness of fa DWtofwakW _ teeriera agony raeh 0Mn; topr Mi Uttfa crib and preyed that the bitter cep might vine eonld be instructed to-* , । ——., . . L , u, ,, ,tM, snothor, but not till ha and his satellites had managed. In their diabolical enry, to bring defeat upon Gen Pope’s army. rtJVa ean’otederetoad freon Me letter ' j.c.b.„o- aaraworp, Antei Wd-IMP-L-rw by relieyiM you of yoqr caree, w renrefa. .(Jxmp now.aud show me kitchen 11 pan assist you there, cure." , “Oh, no! I havesui eacelkat j 8he>e a IkUafret/Dl, sometimes ; 1 so neat, faithfol and orderly, that, I h. f. cHsimr, WOOL CARDING Ipok that, lou cannot, relievo ; IOUNTY CLERK sad Notary P«bHe. Offlee Does Promptly and.fa the tee> Masoer. ’ F4* earn, Faqny; tor j|‘ * |jj|| l la the Court Honso. . that lam*lung mo L Srnrens, Bcp» ty Ctork. nay be fund in tba .. ofJ^orta XHteikcr. lu mibrook’. Block. Geitorel our arms, ano uooc no movu w iwwi■ the Union. Tbree more modest mra. thought it at reach, e. they onaH do te control n jinsy and obtain victoHee b “JoatWe carefulwl can be. Indeed, ’^WiH^oo forgive YM«,' Anna, If I I did not mean to War it: because said'I wqo to'kehpR b whole year* and wOohdT’ 4 fae curried It WiA a light heart, to her "Certainly If yon do to." IhHe Wardrdbo. ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ”5 * 1<WbO'ordered the trunk left in tte hall “And ntiw, Asma, let*us take the chil­ and by whkfc Manr tore tear dress F ; dren, and 'burriroit, and go.and all under “Itiid, tote suro!*^'"^ - ‘. ' thftee fine trees fn the yard !* ' “And who reproved bar harshly, when The eblMten *were. delighted, tspedal- ber lltde heart was already sad enough had ehared them; many of whom had paced to their last homes; and finally of their own present. “And yon are looking so ywnpft-Fah. ny !” end the matron thought ofher own laded fore and attonuatdfl foAn. do you manage to' keep gqor youth so ewnplctriy '■" . •" ■ !e “Ob!" and the laughed merrily^ “I borrow from the young faces I hash eon- ttorney •I lima ssd mon«j prompilv rstnilted. Offlea. wilb W. W. Ralph Ee,., HMdleviBe RSrry Oererty, MUbfaae. , w o w.I ... .r at'iM-nava and ted yotef diWhnAXve dMH you can do no more mischief to-night at' jliiig|’r!'',,4:‘ »dl i>. . Mary totdown.Wd commenced pol. ling M the string, wMfeh she bad >rg 'I11 But it might not to! And with egresp dned them, ate drew her Idrto bank from‘the mrs* whom vs muthar ^muid U gemd.. Bat I I wllllen -you about my first school. : 1 where baby Wfilly ares (tot being red dsn from her si^ht ! forerer. Fanny practical coounwitod it, datymiteRd; to dp rtabL Thu first two r wc&k, passed pl«uaa||y.; iCT.iojFnnrr aided sod toothed, "UlRlI but on the Monday of the third, I entered Wee over; and! then went beck to ter school, hoping that the little lesson might my acboolroom vexej wd impatient— An acquaintance *bad told an untruth net be loot up0 about mBU4«MlMrfte,'ra&te a let­ '■ WteFWrfTL _ __ _ ___ ter aapoctednd on my. rway:to1 tohbol grM, that bar ebM tod been teklte tt. pWlsfiW omhtkalMto.- Tte dbearfulbad losstermtokKtta T. vetoed ‘wtery b<hly. Ne.Btade ww cm aaydhM.Mnt neae that stoat first assumed to torulle •Dear, dear I'toad stowigbod-drearily. sure, as I rang the bell harablv, nailing the sorrow ofterbtetend and children, ffalfai ipiMraL1: Andtetaltonow ba young iacM I bevesrouadTOO,.-take the school to nader. “May 1 dl’Vftfc my youthfulness, both meatal aud NaUy Lc«a*dU .toklmrT- ptoaneFteid Sarah Lm and tha wwd w» h'annyBiirlon was too candid to ftaUsr, said as ungrabiottsly m thas word teteB’btes* H. WRIGHT, i»a counsellor at law , end Salicilor and Cooaasllor in Chancrry.— rirealt Ceert.Corerelssloner for the C<renI'e^taZutMilioa pre* telto coUertion ef “Long looked for, eomc at last f* said Mra. Carey, no aba ted her friend and hchoUmste, Fanny Barton. Into bar pleas ant parlor. "And I hare »o longed to eoroa, Anna! Bat where are fte'children F . ■ “Die children the first thing, Annat "Aad from yooj who era tled’to eteem,-aa a teacher, from New Years to Christman! “But not to yours. <>. Mary, Eddy, and baby Willie. 1 lia»e wanted to see them altunnt ns much os y ourself, W here arc they 1" The mother looked at her in surprise, for an instant, and then said, “F wantec obe quiet day with yon, and kava hirer a woman to oome and take caqo ot then) today. But If you really , went to see them, I will go for them." . ’ Md unfiehfs £<*a « and tUeTwlR hnfck- N,w Bv&fo, MWu, wea. Northern Batevpys Demteptey SostbTl»a Boston rroreOar says: “Amoog other northern projoeu to develop the rtKurte <rf iba SoeUj. wider tta hmtopg rnireeofTreaseaadfrwesXWtoat I i । : �NEWS SENATE. We*ae»4ay MaralBg, iral order, wn messages were reeeived E ‘bJdy ordertag !><» majority report of tte select - i<p i order. Mr. Oapo presented report of Joist tk* vUd* ’• tak* Committee MiMKniiaai WWm-Uff>iew Orleans AVsufihe Sth, bjlL Tte NH wte rtS tiiteawj W tabtaMste^lMtatali h ft Bi Uh II Lee- w. M-gJ aeea • Uul« lingular that mu. A rseclution introduced by Mr Mason the direction ef Dandridgr, 40 mllaa from Knoxville. On Saturday moratag we deoao fan ——in oidektis sue af village. A portion uf our Infowtry, on dor Geo. Parte,adao moved up, but learn­ ing that tba eavmy were in full force be­ yond Dandridge, fell baek to tboir form­ morning tbe Mamy, easing Uu>r had drawn Mtranaakp aa ferae pooslbio, made * desperate aUseh on oar linos wife Hood’s and Bushrod Johnson', divisions, led by Hampton’s cavalry.— Obesrving tbeir dospersts determination, Sturgis ordered Cel. McCook, command. Ing a division bf Ellioit's cavalry, ta charge tbe enemy. This charge turned lbs fortUMC of tbe day, which up to thia time had been decidedly against us. Our total lees waa about 150. On Sunday night onr forces, antioipeling a flank Bovemcat, fell back tofllrawbsrry Plains, 10 mites from Kaasvilla. Oa tee IBlh Suirgis Ml back to Knox­ ville, and tea same eves tag eroesrd the Holston River with a view to tatoroepting the enemy at Sevierville. Gen. Gor­ don Grangerfa troops, on tbe 20th. were moving la tte same direction, where a battle wae pending. Great anxiety was fell at Kuozvilta, with atmetefog of a panic. Foster it eonfident of Awarting the enemy, h Is pretty certain that Loaptreek bad been heavily reinforced. Several of tbe prisoner* taken were fresh from Richmond. *Mgy VecaSuABOwNivn «b Laue." SH’wiii 1h| |HlMin ambassador, Mgttmo la Eurep,-*wW di y« an by the salutation. 'May yournba*Mver bo leoer" WfoUvir «£w* tte khan, pleasantly, “uW&r ^^eey ewn in persia, and wo retire, to the INTALID PENSIONS. ad negro, whom bo at M aferhhe slate bls fl know, ia St. Louis. PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. w>r ••Golly. Ma-e.," Datrnit for sale. * I hie interrogator askance The soldiers voting bill was on order <o ■ wur’wthrff-»W‘a toyol South ean of third reading, bot owing to numerous •ihiy trwwuOiftniMrt upon aft aatilive to Col. DiU waa received, aed refer­ amendments wan ordered re-priotod. Radical..basin, and [to that rod to Contmittee on Federal Rslsttoea . The spenial order of the day, the vaMr. Babooek oflsrol rseolMioeo *. nfois bonwty bills wan postponed, tbe tw I. a. questing the Judiciary Committee to Jbtn Arkansas is shown liy tbe 'vxtiwet fewm ths Jrs, whloh we give be qulre what aaoodnMWU, If any, are wooextrfed frus foe'Little Rote 1 oMary to tbe VoluotooZs Faatly Relief At the afternoon session, in committee “It faS remarkable fart that, for, ’UH:'’"-'' ’ Law, to axtewd its beuefias to the femll|tba ■hole, Um Detroit Ragialriliac bill bearing population left jn it, Ihie Stale, iaaof volunteers whs have enlisted la as under oonsiderati.m. ■nee the advent of Gen. Slerle, baa fur­ counties other than thane In which they Tba Jackson and Grand Rapida, and nishedmere voloQteere fop the. Uilun w&MTftowflhlf nfe 9mm, .... But thia ros^od at the time of their ealiounent. io Howell and Detroit Railroad bitts than kny eqiiol number elsewhere. la ofieoftte joputar errora which la flvaPENSIONS TO CHILDREN. ere passed sod ordered to taka immediCounties where Jeff. Davis*conscript offi ItatjrUbc bveHhnteh by lb* war: Tho Tbe Senate in committee of tbe whole, Tbs Miser ebAdrea. udet II yesre, ef ee oAesr FVkl« Ms&ih j>rt^erty waa mainly ficticars oould not find a score <.f mca, hat o had under oooenioraXiun tbe Hoses joint .r-Uw killed w djriog ie Iks Bervleo dertag since sent full companies u tbe Uaiun tM Im« »*r with ’litop'*fcr; dill'the money expanded by resolution, making aw appropriation for lb. Indian wan •» tte fnm «rOr. .tv catlflrd to Fotnoml? nUnite, th* pfluftarTn feeding and subsisting bis aa Artesian well at toe Reform School, so Widow tbe eb.ldrm nndrr Itynn, ef nervees glaVm^ a emirt btaSnM* niaj> would have and tbv rafting and booming bill, wbeh SENATE. sained aoraUgod to InvAUd F.aatote cw rosette rroeurt&id tnifch>nd perhaps more work were agreed to, and afterwada passed tbr 1-rs.km OB to the Kvtodpbry rv.pectltely SVTba Sooth Astorteaa Fichu. Washington, Jan. 88.—Mr. Coonses lais iteogsof ilytars, under a swepaneiea of tte raise, and or­ reported back, with amood meals, the We have Panama dates to tbe 18th. PENSIONS TO MOTHERS ANI> bill to amend tba homestead act. dered to taka Im med4te effect. Tbe Meaner Yalco had arrived there .trail hundred' /Sari fer hla negro bs SISTERS. An amendment was adopted giving The Sowate adjourned. Army of tbe Potewiae. Jan. 99.—A freoi Eqaadurf with later datea froro tbr fftff jCir’teiTOftii i[nl; andtMq-1 Wter. esy tdfcer. ov poraed, awtWW to leva, the benefits of the bill to persona in the rebel Captain of the 6th Virginia cavalry acet uf war. Mxsquera had been euceeesHOUSE. lid rrn.^oa, 4. autocrat togklMsb Ok. 1S4K pittas df &Jt wW About batence ’ tee naval service. came into our lines to lake tbe oath of ful iaan engagement and waa marching •f woaoda or dtears eeotroetod to tte Dotted. Indefinite leave of absence was grant­ Mr. Clark addressed tba Senate on tbe allegiance. He bad abandoned the reb­ on Quito, where be has pmbably arrived. Stair* tert wo, sod Irar. sciltev wMew ear larlu ’ CooirouiMR;‘ttefe Of this than-1 ed to Mr.,Da via. laxau cb.ld, tot lateee a ewtter dspaedwt epos Davis expulsion resolution. el service because ho waa convinced it It waa aald that the President uf Ecuador 86?*nUn'£nre< doltara 'Ms Mr. Road, from the Committee on The joint resolution of ths Western tUdtege^ftratl away : aad If Slate Afieira, to whom was referred a Virginia Legislature, praying for legisla­ was useless to bold out longer, and that bad been takru nrieuper. There were tears of a revolution in further resistance would only result in tbc tfewSW’dr An’dffapd emete!. It peiiUoe asking that enli»ied, commuting tion relative to tbe navigation of tbe desolating tbe Sooth. Guayaquil. ' ' waa, MB*' wbqllr T^irre are certain and drafted men ba exam ptrd from taxa Okie River, waa referred. Tbe numerous desertiuni from the *j>rlK|pMrDr'tefiis that bold lion for bounties, reported it back with The pension bill was taken up and pai­ BOUNTY MONEY. rebel army encourage the belief that ths The pork packers of Cluwland •o{W “'-r some 1 -c-t — a request that It bo referred to the Com red. udd th^worlj b+gr; ^ hod' of these are bieq'very dtpatgely overlooked by mitteeoa Waya and Means, and it waa । Tbe bill amending tbe homestead law time la not far distant when there will be have reduced the prices paid to coopers, a total disruption of Lee's army. owing la* tbs lessened demand for barrels. the advoaVs pf eJive Jaber. Nothing ao referred. wav passed. A squadron of tbe 4th Pennsylvania One of the fahdluZBrnit notified it* hands Is tnta&ltevidenf than that a tnao will Mr, Bweexey, from the Committee on । A resolution was adopted enquiring of Cavalry has josl relumed from a succesa- last Saturday night, that those who were Ib-waly Neary, and »ach arrears of labor moFe ■wlRiriily, heartily, effiqiently. Banks aad Incorporations, reported and the President what steps have- been takful expedition to AMU and to Mlddlebur. willing- to accent * I S^per day inatead r*»aa mwr tor. aortwte to ttedmi •with thpproipMt oC wk^w.than >e w&l roenmmerded tbe Mil to make loans and sn to execute the laws relative to tbe teuav to pe*d to tte tews Is i They destroyed a tannery which bad fur­ of 11 76, would beveia'itmd, andtl»orc«t Baid teitatehtMaalkw; lat, tb ua<fc> a Wp, withr^t iudh prpwpecL— levy taxes for the harbor at the mouth 1 colonisation of Africans in Hayti and nished leather to tbe rebels. lx -5--o/tlon to might quit work. Tbit reduction pinch IteraTd*^; to teltolalhsrif M of&tuih Black River; also, the bill to Liberia. A rebel party of guerrillas waa pur­ ee with terrible force iu this time uf high toaUlj ; 4tfc.to &• Stetten Mk. to rel ...trra TU. Uiter. B>ottev, bn A petition of tbe cilium of Missouri, as brutes, sued, who abandoned tbeir horses sod lownrt th. Btetalr, a>a.l be ro x. praying that the Reciprocity Treaty bo took refuge in a dense forest. the hopes county to refund bounties. Eight Tbs some oommiltoe presented stalls modified so as to prevent tbe importation tfteynecburses were captured. The guerrillaa I of lumber from Canada, »n referred. tical reports of much fatarsst, rocom• ' become sluggish and along the railroad lines are active, but trf tWfr tstefe rfuch'ki In respect to tbe resolution to expel mending ths passage of tbe Grand Rapids have done co particular damage except I Mr. Davie, Mr.------- thought tbe 8eostr eolitlrd to ths ||-« twenty, ig pise oould be expacfed and Jackson Railroad loan bill. to capture four or five men. 4 rnlot-d to »rr«e (inf ,wr«. The Committee of Waya and Means 1 ate bound to accept Mr. Davis' disclaim There was lively ektrmiabiug between Havioff tore rongx! tw seast reported the bill for the pay moot of ex­ er of intention of inciting insurrection, •cotioe Of tiMwe atotn*. we MJr* them end our pickets at Manassas, but TbeCjewty Field Mote* ef H»rry County are «••*. sad all BMjMstlewo MAsOt penses of tbe extra session. Placed on I and hoped Mr. Wilson’s resolution would uoMBg. Aarouegirioelnfanaalioe or teaviag toedta to wIlbk’rirtnpteMO aa4 *4l _ nobody was hurt. teasawatths Aiiwlfflct, win U titwrati* general order. Mi n A rumor prevailed to-day that the reb­ .TO rmSCHjlItUKD IAMBS svectorFL Mr. Eldridge introduced a bill to Io- | Mr. Foetar would vote against expelels bad dressed into Maryland, la vest! AdUroet. BNAPriffte BCMWWt. galixo the actios of Maoomb county and ‘te or censoring Mr. Davta, but found AUroeeysterastawtes. gation found it Io have originated in 30 townahipe therein in railing boon lisa. great fault with his resolutions. deserters ourrederiag tbecneeIvee to oar £ ~ PER TUOUBA3D FACT. Mrura. Johnson, Howard aud Fessen­ Mr. Welch Introduced a bill to extend den followed. For Ustbsr ia U>» tog. will ba jwM. ZT CX«f. DVERTI8EMENT. Mr. Wilson roitarated bls love for tho time for collection of taxes in tte for to'.WO tret of go.< straight grain** WbluABH SAW LOGS, drlirrreS al fUrlow. GooJtesr town uf Lyons, Ionia county. Referred. free speech, free press, free men, free Mr. Buckley introduced a bill to su- eetmtry and free world, and after a tew thorixe tho township of Emmett Calhoun remarks relative to tbe resolutions of county, to raise not exceeding *4,000 to Davie, with hie disclaimer becoming a ARM FOR.8ALE. farce, withdrew tbe resolution for bla ex­ pay bounties. Referred. OX >105BOB STRUTT LX THIS cm*. Mr. Lock wood introduced a >>int res­ po iaioo. 2* » ■ftte'C-teerCel. Jftu. 1 Tb. nMer*ipt*d aff«r. for aals hi* f«n» of *0 Asd sardteBr te.lte sty sMtewtornrr. aad Wrote Tba bill to encourage enlistments was olution aapreaslvs of confidence fa the acre. of Itud on McUnn t,«rw, tt.UaSd, m.t to Ksst Stef adjoiamg ewainira. to rsosw their President, and neminaiing Abraham Lin­ discussed by Mr. Johnson. two and a half (aBva w«al oftb» villtgr of ilaa huunr** r.lalioiM with m«. and whro.rrr thrt aro Adjourned till Monday. toga. Md lead to al! iaprorad, aid all emded in want ..f any artki. <uua!1r to b. tewad io a Referred to Lttgiataiure of lhfo State, we Doties that coln for a STOODd term. llardo.rrntoro. k*irtve aw a roU. My aaaertawel Committee an Federal Ralationa. HOUSE. a IQ te tea ad cMBptrts. thteSaodry reohtattaet wfoe Introduced On motion of Mr. Mertoa, tte subject fam will be Mid eo sdranUgeoua trrmn. BtHLUIXOWlkkBWARB, AMD MECBAXICK IMntee Ho^e, eriritiring Assistant Pro­ of bounties waa mads lbs special order A general conversation occurred with JL B. KHAW* Rutland, January Mlh, |H4 a view of coming to an agreement con­ vost MfriAaf jGfpnerqt Jlill, of this State for Friday. *«d wtbsra, I os> propXrod to * The Bay City and East &t>oaw, tbe cerning tbe enrollment bilk gad a4i«I^,!*f®a“M4j‘ro«n «®««- After Washington, Jan. 30.—The following Mr. Schenck said it waa neseesary that Grand Rapids and Indiana, and lbs Kala WUOUBAU: TW COUSTRT NKBCHAWTS. an exciting diseataion ia tte committee msaoo aad St. Joseph bills, tbe South that bill should pass early to resist any has been received at headquarters here: Gen. Foster telegraphs fount Knox­ ^thexAMe Admotttfoncwdre'r^forted Black River harbor bill and tbe Upper desperate and wild attempts which rebels ville, Teen., S8th 9 A. M.: “1 bare tbe Peninsula Military Road bill were con­ mirht make against us. 1.0WEST CJMH v AMKIT TALDK. honor to report that the cavalry under Tbe House reconsidered the rota by sidered In committee of tbe whole, and ( teal largsto to Genera) Sturgis have achieved another which tba enrollment bill was referred to passed te order of third raoding. splendid victory over the enemies caval­ Mr. Hemoiingwar moved to take the committee at the whole, by 100 to ry yesterday, near the Fair Gardena, 10 tanat4Htam4'we’*ad tbe occasion fur Of the very bee* SMlertoi am) UUM Unprwrrm.au. House bills Nn. 7 and No. 8 on military 44. Tbe bill then came before tho House, McCook’s tMe tewvre oTOI. ttPi official career. infrpga from the tabla aad rsfer teem to and further consideration was postponed milM east of fliovlerville. TI.V,SlIKKT-maX ABD COPPEK WTOBN. division drove the enemy about two. • foe special order foe Thursday. Adopted. till Moeday. Win he urdad a. wadar the dirrettoe ef akDlAk miles, after a stubborn fight, lasting from Mr. Garfield advocated tbe forfeiture MwUn.e*. A fu.1 SMcrtn.rnt of *»U, CJ, H«4< bM«v» ««■ *» hnl- The Hoose want into eommittes of tee daylight until 4 >. M. We captured two whole on tho general order, Mr, Gris­ of the peraena! and real eetato of tbe reb- stool rifled guns and over 100 prisoners. MAwrraoruawo asticlxs, toes. Tba taathli tobs> pitied, who ean wold in the ehair. CoerUnUr oa brad. ThaanomlM loss was considerable, 65 oalr mbtatateMs *-ul«plitbr>w House bill Na 11, for the ooastroaiion JOB WORK A.MD RKPA1BI50 PXOXPTLY being killed aad wounded in a charge.— gs_n«j,^ittowrtesy,/and oftentimes open of a-military rood in tte Upper PeaiaebATTAJUUl TO. Garrard's and Wolford's divisions cams Don't forgrt tbr pereoDibJo abuse, .The . recruiting ear* la waa considered, wheo the cemmittoo A Union spy. who has lately retained, op in time to bo used in the pursuit. It wen reported to tea House, (Signed) Jous A. Raw limo*, vice boloaga and ir os sir.!y. conducted by reoe. CITY HAHDWABE STOB£» writes to the A. F TVifems some in tarwhich e-vooorred In the anisndntsola, and Brig. Gen. tha-aitiabce <rfU>e Btat* ; The Provost eetiog fasts with regard to tbe re bellfoe, tba bill was ogderad to a third reading. Among ether »«»i>*<<»wa<w,i.; Ui n Tbe committee on Federal Rebttam iteptaot and reeoereea. things he aaya, what is moot undoubted­ Hp-An Irish National Fair ie to ' **ra. .of'lb.m, reported back Mr. Lockwood's joist raely tree, teat the fortificaiioaB aroued commence fa Chicago on toe 28th of 4NW K .datrianaat to it, rwfuaKiehmeod have front tbe first been more March, the proceeds to apply to “Meh IttR Wermaliee, HpbHhrby - mdt bugbears, sad that, “Had McClellan national pnrpoees.’’ The Journal ear third shown half the alacrity fa advaaofag and of it: “In tbe exhibition ball, every fighting that bs diepteyod io 'changing State, from the Partfe to tbe Atlantic, to m? to the readers sf Taeesspsr I I'.Kr.ssx'L'h-S SENATE. hfa bro< tte M«queot »f Richmood will bo repreepnted by tables oc gBta.— Larasa, Jan. 99. —The committee on wowid bare bMa easy for Mm, aad tee Several Btetee have already engaged Vrcrtabl. Balm, that wia sfcltaa Stets Affitim rwpertwd book the House robeUtaa have faww teg since auppree- teMea, eo well aa a number of important ten daj*. Plmytoa Btowtea. Tte, eftlmpesftiteW«be Kbta. teartag Wft rotaUro to the BaUlo Creek sod Hws- sod. Had he followed up bis vtotarv al cities. Ireland bill eend goods from Urac, steMte sod beswulsLMalvern H,11 a. tte rebels expertsd be v*MT>teteay, mnMmmee and'bftvn linga Railroad with amendme every county, and many rare and vtlu*. 1 wtUakte BtaMbw to thtes task woMd, be would bare mot with lit'Jo or bla articles are already no tbe way across curred Io, and tall referred tot ■’***•• toe of the whole. tte Atlaetic. Among too goods will be logipg^ace (ha rneelu.ioQa adopted • Tte folio* fou bflte srero reoef red from1 ‘ m aod lrM 1 ■ n. *» («<, A^n.« tba Rouse, reed end referred: l*w, Limerick hoe, kid >voe, tBcased RmtbBhgacea foe tbe Grand Raptde la walnut sheila, I17A z-'elry, arlnit— m< Iml«t fepwt- aad fodiata end tee BAuluafr and I u« from the Im io Klliarwey, a stone from Blarney Cart his a proof; sod’with tohern conclusive - S New Advertisementfl. LOST! Notice! a,. gSSAY OU J-BOIT CULTIRB. A ■■ Tasrretesr of®* r«:u> . d| ' -A Saxxr 27 bats onu Sac Cfc^tttflrttag, inform* ua of his sheep was burled under I toipriiwwmroit If the circums: uut reliably vouched for, we s; There win be a donation pii tbs evening of February 4th, (1 pt JgJ F. Emory's Hotel In M for tee benefit of Rev. A. J. Va Pastor of the M. B Church. A* Oyster copper will beaar tea ffireetfoc of the Ladies, t .faritation Is giventaM*£.^VS‘ Jan. 26th. Chairman ML Writon, Is sb old livery ■underatauds the wants of tbe <hta Itae, ted will provide foe th Tlis beilqCarters will be st th. c^L. Ttereiaaousa «f wall yuu can jest aa well ride. Ism leased tbe Hastings House, good landlord. ease wet put urcr. Skiff, uud foiled bb bail by failing to app Frieby for fraudulently retain!' I dfosfe benatj «•«* continued u ^bst Catharfoe Funia, upoa of bar busband for adults, y, far other reseunx Tbe civil «■ unimportant, being mostly All are respectfully invited I a duBatem .vHM P«r’u!l*<| beneAtoftbe Rev. T. B. Grd Thursday eve. Feb. 4.1864. Hastings, Jan. 25th, 1864. , ! Ho! roa ths Rartnax.—Seri Ramt of the 7th Cavalry is in ggj y by Merry County boyi |y valfable magaxtae, aad aa u» both interesliag and instructive rttssary work we don’t think it . >,y -rt )“J»>| ~ *• -»~i HMr*-1^ �CHANI fttoof ila • la ef a high order of I I—ipU lor rook, c»ef*ctia**r, fit _ very valuable. .AU- who have n eubscriUd,tow*ld de eo atewos. T*rms. •3,00 per mnm*. We will famish a copy of Goftrr and tbe Bawrkr, on* year, for $S,D(k ' Jtejal JtfitM. A Straw 27 waraciruhta Smow.—Wm. C. Tregtr of Irving, Informs us that on* -of hia sheep waa buried under the enow of lb* 1st of January, to tho depth of three or four feet. The thaw of last week brought the sheep to light, still liv­ ing, after a lapss of 27 days, without food. There ia a good prospect that tbe sheep will recover from it* long fast and imprisonment. If the drcurosUac* was nut reliably vouched for, we should call ft * tough story ; but ao it is, *e eall that Dow*lies Party and Oyster Sapper. Thera will be a donation party on the tbe evening of February 4lh, (Thursday,) .at J. F. Emory’s Hotel in Middle»llle, found io-every village from the elevated slope* of ths Andes down to tbe eoast, MORTGAGE BALE. and their remarkable cures aacm to at­ tract even more attention there lhw hi thia cnsntry. The sentiment of wonder ■tthrlr effects, takes a for duepcr bold on a half civilised aad aupcrstil lous peo­ ple than it doe* with ns wh*te the ration­ ale of medical problem* ia ao much m»pi generally understood. Nouther Ameri­ can baa made himMlfau familiarly known to tbe maaaea of th* people in foreign countries or exelted In them »> lively/in interest hi himself aa tb* Dflbtnr Ms by his skilful applioilion uf th* chemical ■ciance to tho treatment of disease. That must bo a dull man wlw dec* out feel some pride of country when he find* among distant nations that he is al­ tveety, (to) la township Ke. toe* (S) ready known and welcome there, thrtxigh the labor* of our Statesmen. Merchant* and Scholar*, wboae renown has become National properly, and consequently in s»me measure bit own. Whether Dr. Ayer's resnedsMi do actually cure more than other* vMot. they Have secured the reputatiun of being « God vend to fhoae afflicted with disease, and where grant numbers m any community believe that they r>WO th*IT health an.l lives U» oni-’a skill, I bey I him which CHANCERY BAI rwr£m for the benefit of Rev. A. J. Van Wyck, Pastor of the M. E- Church. ’ A» Oyster supper will beaerved under the direelton of the Ladies. A general Washingtt AxOjticx* ra rut Armt Warne*: “Al inspevtion 1 noticed that a large pro portion of the men'* knapsack* contnifird a box <»f Troche*, being generally uwd by them for cold*. etc.” ‘-£nicni BrontkialTroeKti" should be in every ■ Livkrt Svens.—Tbe Livery Stable soldier’s knapsack ur pocke\ju b« used toeetofora kept by A. W. Bailey & Son, upon tbe first appearance ufw cold dr la* passed into tbe band* of C. Welton. cough. linrltatioa Is given. A. WaKSVIKLU, Chairman of Com. Mr. Welton, I* afa Hl* beadquartera willbe at the Hnstingi Hooee, where he can bo found at all tatara ofth* day or night. Giro him n ■eaU. There it no nte of walking when you can just at well ride. Buhikkm Cuakok.— Win. L. Eaton Lae leased the Llasliugs Iluusc.aiid W- L. Stoo* he* been mode landlord of the Tua Ciacuir Court CHANCERY ORDER. livery-man, and ■understands the vault of /the public, in Una Hut, and will provide fur thote wants. adjourned oti In the Tuesday ei ening wf last week. waa* uf J. Skull tried for arson uf bay­ stacks, tbe jury foiled to agree and the ease was put over. Skiffl uuder bond* fee fraud in mortgage of property, for­ feited bls bail by foiling to appear at the call of tbe case. The case of Riker and 'TATS OP MtCHliWr.-Bgbth JstotstCtr> esft. te Chaecery. -f ' * • SuH pewdina tn tbe Circuit Court ft r tbe eoutity Barry, in Chauncey, M Ox- village of Bastingi, aaHcesaty. no Itol eighth dsyaf Jamury, A Mnt*cuT>f* Ccaz or Rmkumltum anti Neuralgia, effoclrd by Dr. Rubfiak’s Blood Purifier and Blood Pill*. Rond the following; VALraaaisii, Pourxa €«•.. Ixn. Da. C. W. Hoback—Dtfir Sir: I writo this for tlie benefit uf the aufforing and afflicted. This is to certify thalNwir daughter Almira Ftancis, twelve years old, baa been afflicted for nine years wrih inflamatory Rbeninatism, ur Neuralgia. She was attended by tbe most skillful physicians, but received n^'relief, but continued to grow worse till she was helpless as an infant, hvr hand* and knee* all, drawn and enlarged io aa tn eatisc her Io suffer tho m«»*l exeruqinting pains, and worn down to a skeleton, and)at length I was Induced to try y«>ni*Bto«>d Purifier and Pills, and she began U» amend, and ia n«>w comfortable and g--ing t» school. We believe yuur reins die* to be the beet ever tried. Yotirs wiihnrenl respect, A. T. HsMenttL, Mrs. M. Hemphill. Bee Advertisement In another column. «AA» Omc. AsyAuM*/, ' TalUa a»T Jtf’catoU. taiitfcrtorlly *pp*srlm \r/ UHavilbsMs, IMPORTANT AND TWEI - ARE voe sugrrlug trifotoi aresddlseto, Tin waSojcb MjnntAi^u siscoiDiptoav AREyvursArtt wl:h the tartare*of Bwseslrand WswosWTssutoi Krie wlfisprodJr ttHev*. ARBye* vetoing fretn to prtftjMI DrtrraWwsofs Xacaa’rau- Kiw .win Improve yout pein, with Govt la ytx* Frisby for fraudulently retaining a *<<1dier’s boa tty were continued on boil, the parties having settled the money claimed aad oast* of suit. Tbe Prosecuting Allaraay filed reasons for nut fifing * bill egainsl Catharina Fania, upon complaint SacasMU JCurovriJl asiusg* your ewe of toexistoceetto Oaawrbr- uf her husband for adultery, upon the “"3X5:'’“-S grounds, that tbe parties have lit ad to- «•*« since the eomplaint was made, and , for other reasons. Tbe civil business was unimportant, being mostly of an ex- P*n* character. S MCTAL XOTJCES All are respectfully invited to attend a donation viait.gt tho panouage for tho benefit of tbe Rev. T. B. Granger, on Tbwwday eve. Feb. 4. 1M4. CUabous-b sale. Usetings, Jan. 25th, 1804. . . ‘ By order of Committee. Ho! roa tux Rafidax.—Sergt. Harm. Sunn of tbe 7th Cavalry la in town rosrwMa^to-the gellant Berenth. Now DsUd December ti, IMS. dson D. H. IVERT8, SUrtf. iw yowr time to ester a Cavalry Regsment. wldeb to represented largely in officera ADMINISTRATOR-SHALE. wad to» by toerry Coupty boya. th* February anmber of tbit tru­ ly ♦aJnabie Magazine, aad aa usual It ia beth interesting and instructive. Aa a, ■ fiSeeary work we don’t think U ia snrpaa- . wed by «I; Other ia tba United State*.— : |tapages are at *Ui timas both readable j tfttMHI Or Couct nlr �AvosansA Jslitiral Jinttsrj. eleWSBt of the economy, without which animals era apt to perish from disease but-wHk which tbe body la kept in a nor­ mal and healthy state. Not many years ago a Garman agriculturist, Ubereaker, . brought forward an experiment which Is io direct accordanca with ibis opinion. Wishing to obtain some exact notion of the influence which salt exercised upon his sheep, the fioeke of which lived upon a low damp pasture land, and received habitually a certain does of salt, bo fixed upon ten aheap aad struck off tbeir usual allowance ofcell. »i remarkable expcrimeai was continued for three years, with tbe fallowing result: In the first year five of the ten died of ret and worms in thia year tbe remainder of tbe flock, 350 head lost only four sheep. Tho second year a new lot of tan sheep, de­ prived of salt, loot seven Individuals; the remainder of tbe flock, 864 head, lost five only;,a little later the other three died also from diarrhea. Tbe third year was very rainy. Sixteen sheep were selected, Mid deprived of salt. Tbe whole of them died in tbe course of the year of rot and vnrmicular pneumonia. In tbe Brazils and Columbia, flocks may be annihilated by being deprived of salt M. Garriolt, member of ths Agri ■BE.. TB-O-BKCK’S ’BLOOB WKTnXTL and YOLW. CELEBRATED jestings Va ia/puttLiakHiD Bvutk wn LQt>«XD(6n,>6iMr CD.qm BITTEBS. ago. in W row,|to Ear exceeding any Family Medicines ot a simitar aatare in the market Vro'we.rtX.Mka tb» Srstfoad .•» rents for saab sohst U> Atlj»Htt«iseoanltoyeariypl aUhemMibeb SaV ' ' tebs»«ta<rMattag-| AU tte* tf ■»«*. <**• I gavy P/Uftnf szrt-tet »n sLwt' ) sod moeams ant peolt to the Proprietor, thus owebKng l^Bte expowd <VWOMACVft&% a u bwwn •< -a ot <Wtara each year in advertising ihefa COME AND BUY MORE WV'j.aAt °5 I gastiujs1 $Miutss J) which hare been showered npon him from CownX.'nj. Tho peculiarity of tho VAX* "SVooii aangSi Is that tier strike at tho root of Disease, by erodicoung every particle of impurity Many English agriculturists have proved, by direct experitnente, that a regular distribution of salt to cattle ia especially useful In preventing hoove (metorixation,) caused by feeding cattle with leguminous vegetables. And there exists no doubt among those who have tried it, than when employed in proper quantity it increased the appetite, atimu latM digestion keeps up the normal sup­ ply of salt in tbs blood, improves the wool or hair of tho cattle, prevents dissass, and, moreover, enables ths agricul­ turists to fatten cattle upon food which they would not enjoy without it ware pre­ viously mixed up with call. In Great Britain, in ths best fanned districts, we find the allowance of salt oscillating around the subjoined figures taken aa a center of basis : for a calf six months old, 1 ounce ; bullock or eow, one year old, 3 ounces; oxen fattening, six ounces ; milch oews, three ounces. It is generally admitted, wbsrster salt forms habitually a portion of tbe horse's diet, that this animal amply repays tho slight additional expense or trouble thus incur­ red. To mix salt with the food of tbe home, colt, asa, or mole, ia a frequent practice In England and America. In these countries tba usual allowance for a full grown boroe uf middle height, is about two ounces per diem. In Belgium the quantity of aamppreprinted to a full grown horse by the government is little more than one ounce per diem. EXTRACT BCO1U A Sir IM­ It should be boroe In mind that an ex­ HELM BOLD'S PROVED JLO.il WASH CL'REB V cess of salt la Injurious to any animal; SECRET DISEASES and that tewby these proceeding furores U >11 their Htoges, At Util. Expenw. are given aMakiad of practical guttle.— Ut*l« or no cbang. in Dirt. Ko taeoovrafeoM. An excess of salt produces iritatioQ and inOamation of tba mucus membrane, and causes several kinds of skin disease, especially hl sheep. With horses an MOMMradsxpoJHiig sU^IRHM, ZAMMteeW excess of salt has been known to produce dysentery ; and in oxen diseases of the TaoxmxMM eras Tsocaane woo un tn* blood. Sall should never be gives to “■ Vicnn or Qciexs, sad who bsvs p*Jd Lory eatile when a deficiency of food does not w. to be enrre! to s abort Ums. hare found they ere decreed, aad that tbe "POISON,, ba. br ecable them to receive abundance of te use of “rowBurct. asnnun.” been dried no nourishment; in which case we excite appetite without satisfying it, and the animals lose flesh rapidly. Salt is to be prohibited, also wherever congestion of any important organ is observed, or where we have perceived inflamation of tb« bowels. In such eases we must not be guided by the instinct of tbe animals themselves. "BKood, Atx. for the life and health of tho body depends GOODS! R. J. GRANT! If the poisoned, tho body drag* out a miserable existence. Theas medicines ■Ktc for earing Sm-ttfVL*, Ehipkilia, tPein (Tisaasee, Old Bor—. Balt Jfhctwn, J?hrumatism, QJyvjxpaia, Biak Hoadatht, Livar Oomoloint, Fvjrr and jfgus, ■Deuocrrhcsa, Fcmate Complainta Br^ipalaa, Bl. fnlhonjt’i Fire, 1 CtemotOr ----------------Akupfions, Pita, fibrqftatouo Qinaumption, tta I IB MT LIKE OF TRADE ■ Come and Bee !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED I I < I under apprehension of an attack, eacape tba aeourxv; end thousands who neglect to avail them­ selves of Its protoctive qiaBlIHAis adv bom. are eared by a vary brief orarseW ibia merreimw plied wtlh qnw’L’for mf^*l£fo^Bin .‘until Imrl? Mturetod with that daaeerona alkaloid, are not unfnqoentlT rretorej to health within a few days by Um bm of HosvsTVsa'a Birraas “Hie weak sto Barb is rspidlr inrigorated and the appetite restored by thia ex'rcesble Tonic, and t. —..L. —...I- ..... I, — ...... ______ jgss^^jsj St. Anthony’a Uro. Rom. SaR RbeBXn. Boate^eMLhSM Wy— «prs.d Jrtk tliy formd sl.sttMSW BSWMcSI Lst wllh' STS." i; OO person writes, her daughter was cured ef file of nine yearn* standing, and tit Vitea* danoe of two years. AVfrTkLKR writes, his aoa waa cured after hfe tab had ahnoet wasted any. ^Tbe doctors pronounced the case incur* plaint be prevented. As a General Toole. Hoerrrru'i frrrsss prodnee effects wNob SBwot be expertsMsd .r w .toera ed before they c»n be fully appreciated. In caae. ofro«rfU./Mwaf Mbwas. /Umtore Z*«wy, and Debility and dasevptesdB aeietag from Ou> Asa. •a a 'WotfcV&t a CVtarxw, 'oSecraths Court Hoose, 4'assXt.Man. . . J?] "BVxA avA TAwr VAV, which, in conjunction with tho "BX-ootk Vur^ve.*, ■will care all the aforementioned diieuea and, of themielvM, will relievo and euro 2USDWEB ffBW!B8. We have every kind of goods, such ai GROCERIES Oolia ^aina, cKolrra JfarLua, Indig—lion, Pain in the Rounlt, ^ixnin—o, etc. 4 fivM notice of any intention to withdraw this popular loaq fhwn sale at Par. andfuntil ton dare notice la Mi.^ tba underaignad, sa ?‘G«Bernl •o-PHi Tbe whole amount of tbe Loan aulborizod. is Fire Hundred Millions ot Dullara. Awrl, forr UtoUs TiMSsry, cosily within the test seven Ask yw neighbors, who have used them, months. Ths targo drnisnd from abroad, sod lb. rapidly ittreuing botnr demand for w aa tbs and they will eay they are basis of einrolatiw bv .National B«akter AsaodatIras sow orfUitiaj In all parts ot the country. Q»oo<k l&cAvc.vttM' HaiLto.±!•bror^ UUdc< and you ghocJd try them before going for a D«. U. J- B*’F MEI'S CATHARTIC . . ■< H. ffR««HT, rToaw.v m4 coKssWAn: ..a Holldtor ao4 Ceoasallor b^^eartcemmte —bi « l “Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my heal agent, and read the certificates, and’if you have ever doubted you will J 'XSavtaX. 0.0 ■hx.ovc.. Clothing', AND DRY GOODS! FOR SALE BY • THE undersigned 'ABUBHED 1760. GBOCKBY, TTORXETH ATbttfaU RoWcl □'’^utTto’aliVito mVns Umsttl rV\\c %Voo& ViWw are tho moot active and thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They oct so directly upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to ouch an extent a* that tho system doca not rc tapes into its former con­ dition, which ia too apt to be the cim with “-pi • r-'juf- Htf They are really a IBDWS ft £E©JE?, Eating Sf Billiard TO-nrA[ j, A. A <*• G-DOLLRj TTORMKV8 as* CranaaUora M ANOTHER was cured of Fever aad Ague after trying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Furer Bore which bad existed fourteen yean. A>OTHER of Rheumatism of eight yean. Csaos innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which tbe Purifier and Pills ................................ Try those medicines, and you will never A method ef making hard dry walks is coming into use in some parts ofEugta»d, which ia curtate eirctrmstaneee mnut bo excellent A hard dry bettnm being prepared, Ute coated with about two inches of hydraullo mortar, made by mixing together about six muaures of dean gravel, three meascres of eharp sand, and one measures ofgood hydraulic lime, usually called water lime. Tho boat bydrenltc lime, h> England te culled Portland Cement. Probably a larger proportion of our commen water lime would bo required. Thoee who have weasliy' gte that whtob will snawer, 7“ “r ,Mlrtk*<x»uta. pebbles and gravel. Thia will be improved by washing it, which can be readily done by putting a bushel •r m tea barrel, awd fiU wteh water. Mir k won and pour off tba water rapidly. The waahing nwy bo repeated two or three limre if neeeaaary. Aa tho toixtero sets quickly, only a few baabate should ba wM M a time, aod this be applied at once and smoothed dawn. The aarfaim should bo raised in tbe middle, and slope evenly and gently to the aifaa. The mi- jjfV STOMACH BLotyB Vw!* HARD-WARE I JJEW lIAIlSEESSBOji.'^^’, “* •■* u wt*-1"4 ““S-I •!* *• la view of THESE HA RD TIMES wc are mBbg OUR GOODS Unusually Low! Wo take fa exc WteM, C-W.0U.------- ------------- ,._ **«*• or nMeeaa^iaiM.- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-02-10.pdf 4a21a216cd9f2bbce6c4bbed78dc856d PDF Text Text ,8wowia* wnn. jflje Jutiijs ikiiittr, i*-'pUSHHHED*VJUtl WRDN1MJAY, iv BAkvixua, Paaar cclvtv, micxnqar Qgs.«‘1Atortr3A»i''ewe^i/,wqifc»." .Ricsmv0MrbA trail Ml* DRUG Jhstiitjs’ jjiuiutss girrttorj. ROBERTS * KTRIKBR, I.ER-S In dru<v, ntedlelaea, patent medl.to, pai 't*. oil*, liirpntiHae. burning fluid, aor*. d«c-.tuff*. window jjla-o,putty, grrlUtisavrv. and f*nc» arltclva. Stara la A’a-Naw Block. Uaalingn, Mich. 'SWJBE9MHE * ACAI A TTDRNET3 ATIAW.ml Seliclu rA. evry Pariiculi-raOcnllouj'sn! 1 ledwg, the fwWBttXAttoa ot tUle STORE If! A peribet FaoM write of tke wlgteel tMMteripUfiM BtamMhMw Fhfete rarttee.tato be eoM far tbe btaaefit of tbe PertMMM Boldtera* Harm, fer tbntatft of twnfi.dtara. Every geouipe copy of ly and Irrfk-atHy bound tuoan*^ its groat: the Facsimile contains not only the end; and probably by no wther kind ofc Prodamarion, buf<an Rm-tetter of Pres-' rtrewgtb oowM om aatioaal sbl> hove ideal Useuim'-dtaodO* Mgr 1S63, and been drawn unfitly than far during tbe tnseinga end tampeata wteieh bMt. bar WOOLEN KRM» < MMfiWS, ATTORNErS a»4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW “dn^'YlurJick Straat. apposite tba PoatoBea, FACTORY, wiirking^mlF-rig, oummon people through noribe world. God’s hand *»«'* Wm r^ja/wia«»seu with at Mbit pn-tection, saving first from COTii WARRANTED nr»Hdarsbla. Jf fa An cierrfttti way ft> . ‘ CbA nod bringing him Safely tn oar aatioual capital. Thotl tte world has seen aud for yowr/milui. Trg ill wondered at tte greatest■ sign and mar­ II. F. CIIERB Y, vel of our day, to wit: a pl era working I0DXTT CLERK nad Notary Publia. OSat man uf tte people,-witfoao inure culture, I in the Court Heoaa. instruction or wdoeawna Aban any such working man may obtain for-/bimsell. callvtl «>n to conduct Ute paroage of a great people through a crisis .involving • •, a. c. rMisncM, -i dwstinieeol Um whole world. The ODON OF PROBATE. S‘>’i7„’>“b'U' DR. A. P. DRAKE, J • the eyes of princes,' nofilre, artatoarata,. of , °Md ad dphre, .carle, scholars. st«te»meri. war­ riors, all turned on the plain backwoods man, while hie simple sense, hie Iroperturabla simplicity., his detornused self rellaner, hie implacable and inc.rrupU ibisJumsaty, aa be gal amid the war ./ confiictir^ elements with unpretending ux vul tx b bber BBSS. eirndiqrm striving to rode. U>e nati-v.*! w PRACTICAL * SX DENTIST, fiihtss ' S ortbe days tf Joan uf An strffonrite in »rttf amigbtaned and church rewovtood city. It may saddse.es that.Ute skaU Surrounded by ell aorta nt conflicting riaima, by train.m, by halUrortad, tim­ id men, by border 8mto rasa aud free State sente by radios! AMtebmicta aad Conservatives, bo has lietroed te all, waited, observed, yielded tarts here npw there, bet in fanmaM hapCuMjnfiMtibta, honest purptMM, and drawn the Daliuual able through. In tbe time of our trouble. Ahrabem Lincoln hM had hia turn of being the best abated rune of the untrue. Like. Moeee new and moat complete awortment of leading hie Israel through tbe wilderness, DBVfaS AND MEDICCtEN, he haa seen the. day when every man seemed ready to alone him, end yet, r Chemicals, Palate, OHe, Cam wllbslinpi*, wiry, Steady perseverance, pheuc, Uurnlng Flnid, be tea held on, eonacioua of, b<maet Ipgtarttsi^. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. tsotuuM, end looking to G*>d for help.— “ . e.. :hT All the nslioa tea tell, in the increasing •‘OLD ABE.” •ulamnity uf hia proclamations and pa­ pers, bow deep an educalhm was being wrought In his mind by thia simple faith in G<al, tbe Ruler of nerit**, aad thia From tbs Christos WatebsM asd fcsiMtor. bumble willingDreg to learn the awful Abraham Lincoln i% ,n the strioteat, Jcaeoua uf Hia Piovidenee. ' sense, a mon of porting clawt. All his advantages aud abilities sre those of a man of the working dasw«^ pnd bis posi­ ‘ A few mornings ago, G>>r. Curtin, rtf tion, now at the bead, of one of the iqi wt powerl'df nations ofthe earth. Is a sign to Penna; Kania, was called upon at the all who Herby labitr that their day Is Cwidnenial, tn Philadelphia, by p young coming. Lincoln wae borw to the Inker ‘ lady. When abe was introduced Into itawoe of hard work, as truly aa the pour his part»r, she expressed great J»y' al TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPK».PEPF«R laborer’s wm that digs in our fields. Al seeing the Governor, at the same Ume PRUNES. FIGS. RAblNS.CODFISEj seven years oPsgn bo waa net to work, printing a kiss upon bis forehead. i fact, arwytklkg In tBa Grocery Use. »rah “Madam," said he, “to what am I In­ n«a In band, tnulear up a farm in a West ill bcuUtdbr teiliM*. era forvsL I’ntll be was I? his life waa debted fur thia unexpected aalutatiuoF Also > grtui variatf of ike ■‘Sir do you Out know met" that of a aimpla farm laborer, with only GEiaCiair J'XEXBDEKB'il “Take A chair.*’ said the Governor, at soeh intervals «.f schooling as farm labor­ ers get. Prolstbly the school iustrocti>m the name time extending one of the handAod CooklBg Extracts, id his whole life would ttot amount t>> ron vnx xapcciAt ntKxrrr oF tinr urntx. more than one year. At 19 he made a trip til New Orleans ss a hirrd man on a you were <>n the bloody field,” said she flethoat. anri <W> hla return he spilt the" to tbe Governor. “I •aa." replied the Governor. .mile tor a leg cabin and built, and Inelne “You adminlvtsred to the wauls of tbe rd tnn Mi es of land withe rail fence of dying and tbe wnftiVded." ........... ] his uwn handiwork. “It wm my duty as a feeling man." The next year he hired himself for 912 •‘You did your duty well. Heaven a month t>> build a fiatb«iat and to take It t<> New O* leans ; and any «<ne who knows alone will reward yua. air, for in this Dfo what the Ills uf a Misueeippi Iwatmau there Is no reward adequately exprearivs Mas in tixne day* must know that it in- «>f the merits due you. Y<»u tie, impart­ ed roinaolalion and revived tba hopes of volvrd evrrv kiad ot labor. I» 1832. in die Bled. Hawk Indian a dying »'ldi*r nf the 28th Ohio. He • ar. tbe hardy boatsmsn volunteered to was badly wounded In tbe arm ; you lift­ fight for hie onowtry. and waa unanimoua ed him Into an ambulance, aad the blm<d ly elrelrd a Captain, and errved with dripping from bim stained your bands y lair clotb'ng. That soldier was aa . .IK* U|H M oral* WM jraga honor for a season in frontier military and Ufa A (Ur t hw. wbUu serving aa a Port­ dear to me as life Hatlf." >r xuurMliwa. n< mteuafe mH, t! , . “A husbandT’ raid the Governor. “No master, be brgun hi* law studies, borrow­ iDEEAI, WB BASE ing the books be was tw poor to buy, “A brother, perhaps P* and studying by tbe light ot evening fire. or Ready Pay, ortiy. -A father 1" ‘Vw.8ir H« ai-quired a name iu the country about “AeonF -No. air." Special attention will bs p»u! to COMPOUND- as a man uf reeourate and ahrru ds«wa ; “A lover F “No, air. , SG ar* putting ut> PREBCttlPTIUEBi and any he wm one that tbs'people looked tu fur nr iiurcbMiua luedleieta ot uv eon rrijr upon counsel in exigencies, sad to whom they “If nut a busband, father,y brother, eon were ready to depute almost sny enter­ or lover, who, could It be I” eaid the prise which needed skill and cotrgy.— Governor, al length breaking the silence He surveyor tif Sangamon Bounty, be­ “thia is an enigma to me. Pisase explain ing drlvetv with work, reme to' him to more altoul the gallant soldiero nt Ohio.** "W.slk »ir. that aoldisr gave yeu a tabs the snrtqy of a track off his hands. True be had never studied survey rug— ring—C. £.,*D. were the letters engraved but -what nf that 1 He accepted tbe^rli,’ upvn the interior. That la the ring J. S. TAN BRUNT'S upon your Htlle finger. He told you procured n chain and did the work. Do we not see In this a parable of the wider to wear it, and carefully you have dene wilderness which in latter years he haa HAST INUS, MtVlI. The Governor pulled the ring off. uodertaken tn suHriy ^lT fit fi>r human and eitro '.enough]' the letters.(were WANT 25 000 Ite. nF WOOL to habitetion without chart nr tartojun ebrafaf • ♦ • • • * tnntiufwtiure iuto CLOTH — ••The finger that used to ’wear that Little did ths onnvoniion Chat nomina­ ted Ahrwbam Lincoln Aw President know wilt never wear It say more. T-“ u—* • hat they were doing. Little did tbe is d-»<! but tbe.euldier still lives' x AND SHEETIN48, Tbe Governor wm jm»w honest, fatherly, pstrmtic man. who stood either on shares or by tin yard. iTM-isj. •*mt twi. vry -»*A 1ft ever. “Well, in hrs sfmpIMty twi the platfiwm at ed than n Bprfegfleld, asking tbs prayers of his “tril me all about it. le this ring yours! TERMS. Was it gi sen to yon by •old'er. whom townsmen, and receiving their pledges to' o« B*‘-r «. remember Wm, to urn bow awfully be you loved F ••J fuved bim as I laved joy life;' but »«« U» m-nd tb<»«e prayers—tbe prayers ofafi this nation, aud tbe pray ere nfaU tbu. ho never returned that love. He had PATENT MEDICINES N. B. For tb. eoarrafcefll sr Attoraera aao •U>«ra I will ba ia vtlvnteaev al tba nflire of tbv hmfaWkfoi'. . ,ti The ease of a young lady la by street has brought to our story < the wnfortuMta -Mi iraaa,*’-wbo«ae-tenrtby fordterawSk" AwiJ W< placed that ring upon.your finger stands before you." 8» raying tbs strange lady arove Fr<»w her chair, and Stood before theGuvsrour. Tbe girl who bad Utue introduced her­ self wan Catherine E. Dsvidwm, uf 8WA ropy which. tabMmtly la the marital foe < thobmefit of the aoldicra. ।arms, RBd oar galbIsol foes Were & Tbe estabUahmrat of a permanent ’fart under thb runvalous sword of r Roms for sic* axd Dnasuu sotatsm, 1liun.a young lady, scarea nineteen, Is prompted bv tbs dietstea of bomaMty, 1from'u acadMay lila '• eMtar fftaia,' and by.yreUtode to our patriotic sues •csived the Idas thatt aUwaadeeOM and bnithsra. Tbosaands who have gone Prortdmeotbland forth to battle for tbs prewvethm of 'and our nation Urn. our glorious Institution^, Mbs unity'of 1It wse first though the Stetae and to extend the arm ot free- I dam, will return to os with tnengted ■ lioifa, aad shattered frames, incapacity. ptybyrmdagfipa : sed for labor daring the remaining period of their existence bare. To eech can we ■ rsfose a Christian welcome and ' a com- •had the effect of making bar awn de­ forteble bomel -But we are pursssded >monstrative, andber enthntaatie deehn. that a generous public heeds m> argument 'ticn and Apparent alnreritr gave tte fam* to induce them to tbe performance pf a ।ily great amHvty. Dr. B. waa eoosultad. duty eo manifest, end we therefore pro- the minister was spoken to, friends adoeed to state briefly the purpose of those Vfesd, family meetings held, Interviews • bn design to establish a permanent with the ytmtgUdr by bar former cstehome for tbe relief of the disabled aol- peniuee in the academy were frequent, diets of the Uuiop. . but nothing could shake Uw feeling It is generally, knewn (hat the original which possessed her. It was finally resolved to taka bar tbdraft of the President's Emancipation Proylamatfon, through tbe generosity of faUGw-citwra, Tbws. B. Bryaa. Esq., is the property uf tbe disabled soldiers of the Union army, to be held In trust for thsir benefit by tbe Soldiers' RoffiC of ' Chicago. This doenment, destined to lire oa the pegs of history when genera Ucm ysl unborn have pamed away, and to bo referred to by lira historian ae the great instrument by which that .foul hlot, •>n oar nations! escutcheon, human slave­ ry, was obliterated, la regarded by ue os T-. a bigtseplritod girl thi* wouM bc of itnmsmM present and prospective val lie. In order that the disabled soldiers unendurable at any time, bat to a yocnw may aiora fully realise that value, the lady Bllsd with such an halteeittefien, It wm worse than deeth. 8bo rowelved to donor of the original dxument has en­ graved and copyrighted a perfect fac­ elude ber friends, and succeeded, leaving simile of the Msnuacript, and also uf the them cliDdeetiaely, and al though the mrat diatlBgaisbed dotecCi vee of UM OOM Preaidont’e Aut „ ’ ’ / . ' ' ‘ forming g large and beautiful engraving, and west were employed to find''her' Nune ornamented with a portrait of Abraham • hereabouts, It wse usevailing. Lincoln. Thus for the petty num uf two could even conjecture ber bidlag plaee. dollars (t2), every loyal cHiten can pro­ This »as last April. Bite was mouroed cure thia document uf enduring value, ss^lost. The babilimenul of mournfag and al the earns time aid in tbe erection •ele denned by ber grief stricken pa­ and maintenance of a permanent Home rents, and a auWda’a grave was assumed for Disabled SoMiera. Tbe fued thus to be brew. But it was net so. Tbe toproduced will, we treat, prove sufiieient. faiuated girl, finding no sympathy among tu carry nul the design to the extent re­ quired, end benefit the' nuble and patriot­ disguised m a drummer boy, dreaming, ic recipients of jour bounty. The origi­ puw girl, that-her dsatiny would bo nal document, thus to botnme tbs corner worked out by such e mode. Bte joined the drum corpe of e MioMgsn raiment Home, will be sacredly preserved in the at Detroit, ber tu known only tn ter. same, and may thus prove a source of self, and auortedad in getting with ter permanent rorewse to the onHiera. Is regiment to the army of tbe Cointeriand. any appeal necessary to your humanity How the pour girl aurvived tbe hard­ or your Christian sympathy 1 We trust ships of the Kentucky campaign, where not. We believe thst ell who Invb their strung men fall in numbers, mimlforever country and its glorious institutions will remain a mystery. gladly'contributa the trifling sum that Is Tte regimAct to which she wm attachnsecesary to shelter, ewpport end emwth rd bad a place lu the division of tte aaL the passscs to the grave, of the scarred lent Ven Cleve, and during the Ibfaodg and disabled veterans wbo have been our tettle of lost Sunday.'tho fair girl fall, defendvrs and restorers of onr great bo pierced ia tbe left aide by a MMetettr and when borne to the eurgeou'e teat lovtd Union. Mm. O. E. H06MER, ber oe* waa discovered. She wee taM OktrwM V AtUiefiMg OomnttM. by tbe eurge<m that her wound woe mor­ Chicago, UL, 1M4. tal, and advised ter to give ber name that ter family might be informed of tee fata. Thia tee finally, though rehtatoBb Let every person see that the oovf offered him’ by an agent ia genuine—that ly, consented to do, and tte t'aleeol «T tte regiment, although enfitetag himeolf it la certilWd to, cuntalne the Soldier's from a painful wuund, became fate rooted Home device and motto, and It duly tumped with the Prnriwtnation See), aa in ber tehali; end prevailed upon bar to lei him need a dispatch to ter fatew.— ruled above. Addreea all letters to Thia tee dtetated in tbe following jMaeen Remse Concurfs wire BloodnncMDa —The Army and Navy Jewrecf prints the following extract from a letter written by a cavtlfjf oIBcer, in southeast­ ern Tennessee, autbewilssdly lllmarttlng one of tbe barbarous practices of the reb­ els:— “1 have been out with my regiment, scouting fi»r three weeks is the rsginn lying between the Tanneuess and Nieaiavlppi rivers, northeast of Memphis. For tbe first few days we were after a guer­ rilla company, who wore engaged in hunting up or bunting dawn ownsori pls witAd-BS. Braud nod bnrriljs go It may mm, it is nevertheless strictly true, and yon may rely upon tt chat, at thia vary hoar, bundteds ot the people of WealTeUMsnse, Mmisalppi, and Ala­ bama are betng hnnled down with liloadboumfa. I aoMid nut raalisa it uatd by tbe most positive evldtaoe'l find U true. We were .mow almost within hsering of ihs baying of the bounds, and sent nut a sc»u:lag party who came very near ealebiug scK-ne tbe devils. If they bad �dlviaiuo in a plena uf woods* tba ford. TWlMtetothon op tbain with mnaketry from th ^e ford, where they had bean--------to'b^AAr | pklah of woods. Tbe nlghi Vw Wt rainy <v»d fc«xy. and tba firing qilrlnC < —I yij-wtt WWWt-by- tw ** xiurtn oar Saith‘ai . joarnalitt, if ira, Hoadqus »< drovg,lh» i >oMaiap«<» yovR' w* rOOUMMa af ..•«««, VU WM la Pat tore.« Creek ’ uf Kueeer’s roM<_____ born tbe NOrtiT Branch Wnd <«a It aaovy HpMt, aWWl M J of the guna uf tbeir opponent*. DnrUg er it*Veiled Arte* Swtas tee wwral war, wka ^^s^EtaxsatSarse PENSIONS TO WIDOWS Use LagWatoto oTtoto State adjourn­ ed on Thursday’evening «tf last week after a a*wine ef fifteen workihg day a From UMsodng, faabBeoitai nA.Ton.' ranuplMfe New Year's day, though h< spoke to eoab of the VRber ministers preorm. Waahlpgtot^ Tbe A tag of Denmash han called oat waa raee! red«y hte rcadrvra hns.oddrwseedhfo army, and lUHdajr: has -bnRa roeeivod in Behele wig with grunt Nssbrtfie, Feb t.-G«W.' Dodge re­ - ‘ . ^yvLxyxw. .Q ■ xith aaliefactiun such ifMlaueoua ixprre ■ tag for. raii-tag 1-cal l*'«u Vount.es to eortiuVlaam. t porta Tfiut wn the 29th Hh. our forcv*. Tbe Stockholm ^/KnModt/ r.norta vuiualaora, to. be ratoad by aeaeaamenl th4t at a great vnevtiog KaM in Cbrtafeana under C«l PhHttpe. drove Rra&ty to the e»uth aid^yf to, Truwemaa Jiirarj rap­ O«M. tti JeC^XTErtML vpoa too l*»M» psrpeety. A> state during lbw last west ef Mm year, "warm ture al! hts train*. ouosimiRg over 20 bottely, H elto provided for; of 8100. spaechaa ware made by tba principal cit- mule train*, 300 bead uf nettk.e00.head i ... ^Trrr— wy lr» tokens that there will with j£e voby judteI<>ua4»re»1ai> that en­ igMto of tbe taws, ahd alterwardamt ad­ of sheep, and about IM bead <of. burses Every aaealMaepr ef tbe FsaMmOa eeetaii dress tn the King waa voted unawimooenet oafy the Pr* rtiwifcsn. but alee the Letter < rolled men shall bo credited to the Lnwm and mule*, aud deotrwjtod ' |y, espreooiag ihdWWsMii that, iafight­ L.MK.pItaM'lte ih, jobs. tospa ia wblcto they are enrolled, before mill which bad largely em ing for Behleewtg, Dvamark is fighting it\Jrewia. require thd.eoBUnuaaca of Mr. (S*M) •- they can rscelwe too Stale bounty. This for the cause and future nf ell BraodineLincoln al the head of affurn. ,'CgdpahteJly theraare other true men is aa It eboold bo. A meet inexcusable’ • ia. aud heeor that she ought, tn rwekmi oethehelpofSwedenand Nwway. Agwi* -jWK.Wery many —who would hate blunder has been committed by mjr mH an address front tbe UnWerwhy of Upral itaey eetowriUw ta penni«tiag enrol ted exprawie the formal RfaMon that the men ta be credited in towns and . stma- sttark directed against Denmark thrediaiihia Stage of the rebellion, that the ena' all Srtmdinavfa, and that to look «r> tlee other than where they are enrolled ; ita oftntflvunuy drpWidt upon tbe life ■T„ibe rcaoinmation rf Abrahar Ur g.Wtn»4er which will become appareat pa*»l'»ly al this wnjuat violence would qoa«. a'athppa pKtitaahM baen whta wheaevor an attempt tadraft tornado. I1 c-.ver ue with disgrace." Of the Sseedish got ermfirot. the same t hU was tha RMe.. ’ Perhaps hia .ainiular will be seen to work aa injarv to- toe jourotl wye! Tbe Swedish govern mart «uafa$ayiM afgrftdctm jeitb boldness -hieh knows that If as te iswly v*o prwboof greet ateadineae nt twiad with great Government, a* well as Unprecedented . whit puwer.«f adaptation to circumstances, bardshipe to towns where men have been must necessarily take part, to: it, >• potvaaRetnething peculiar to himaeiC and ■ora plenty than money. itog itoelf ia a position to face all eeeata From TV ester* Tirgtala. hadjut. that eharacter wlpcb aleae could Tbe bill providing -for the voting of slates. Already It baa used the funds smb tbe .Republic ia the terrible dangers Headquarters Department af Western vbiab hare beset U. Perhaps, too, hia. our snldier* in tbe field, is eno uf eminent Kited al lbs eleventh hour by the Diet, Virglpia, Feb. 3.—After we drove the any rate, whether tbore be le­ and odlcfeted all the supplies which may enemy from the bridges yesterday, the pppuUar UtmutervDCj of character, bin justiw. reepskahk .frailty—Mae* nyafad in gal abject!ens to it or not, as ia charged be icqsired by a speedy mobllixatioe of the rebels commesced a rapid retreat, our the army and its entering on a com- cavalry, dueely following them up: Jikirat-y other President woco tbe first—U by tbe eoldtor's enemies. As a matter TfO«0. g*. "fbe Gartnaas meantime appear to"te ! miabing ensued, and Imi night a portion iinpirjng cverj one with a sense that, he of right, the priviligw of sill ten ship ulr thoroughly Lxwrt Iit»d inntwecthy <>f Gon. Sullivan'* f»reoa in attorn pttag bull) ing tbe British GoTrnMlltnl. The should not ba taken away from those mM,hen bcewlhs smiy one thing .that tu cut tbe snemy off. encountered a large Awtrian Gaacfte vpeaha nflls “blustering force of rebels in M.clMnic.burg Gap, prevented fecticu from ehtainiugte' fatal she are fighting to maintain those rights pplicr,” aad advisee Earl Ru-eelt ~u» go near Rumor*, and in tbe ooigkborhmd to school to wise Napoleon." The BoU •>f this Gaps fight bmk pine*. Weo»onThe railroad bills tn which eor county ekofltr looks upon the English note petit tually auccerdvd in ouupolling the eneuiy ia interested have both become laws.— to tbe Diet "as a diplomatic curiwaily of to taka another road to the right, and Tbe reatrictiooa against the isaue oflofr* our age," and declares that Germany akrdMlle with omvidarable prrdpitaney. "will not 'be frightened by a coarse In this eugagemettl wo took a number of or wsunly bonds until the roads are grad threat." prisoners, j* retreating the euerny has­ ed, culverts end bridges built, and tics tened to make a junction with tbe main on the ground, are regarded as preUy se­ rebel forces, near Muorrfield. It is beNet Assets, January. 1864, । vers, but perhspe ho more en than is aeclloved that Gen. Sullivan and C«-l. Molli ; Nasurrixs, Jan. 25, 1864. gan’s cniomna have formed a junction, coeMfraaetaepMBd. waelhal whieh ee- wesary, to preveut tbe crealiou of a debtI Indications that the neat battle will aud are now pursuing tbe enemy vigor­ CRced. an notfang else ouoM have dune, occur in tbe vicinity n( Kmxville, aceom- ously. If he oanapw* our foteee. he cer­ ^freedom cd caecetevo aati-c, an iodeulate. We yeaterdav omierwd with tainly will not be able to take away any pendaaee of faitirna opp-asition, that ' efooe eavad the .coaster. Bui these The foavUtature and Fresldeat Lloeola. several well informed teirtiee—<w<? „f large portion t-f bis plunder. eritiaai (ienoda have peened.' The rebel The Itegialalurr of Michigan aeoondai them East Trtmesaee refugees—and all ILulruad trains arrived on titan toifansfortaprt* ite main foree, sad betwe tbe ns-nonsinatfon of President Uoeoln( the-wlturesea concur tn tbe ate ternvet that every’train from North Vlr<itiia forward ean only languish- Factum ba* made by tbe Legislatures Penney 1 vania, down its worst, and fo dsogeroM no long 1 cornea loaded with trwope from I tee’s er. Thowgh it may be that udder any Wivcowsio, California, and Kansas. The‘ army ; and that these legions are imme­ other Premdent tbe Renob He wnold have ' fiJInwrag reaulutiwns have boen passed diately added Ao the foree now under perished last yrar. or the year previous, by both Hooses of Legislature with but, Longstreet It fe even believed by many, weteven hia greatest admirer r’“ that Loe himself, feeliag the aboolute few dissenting votse: that its fata, now or hermller, i« mceeait) fer tbe re-ocrapatioe of East JOINT RESOLUTION expressing confi­ Tennessee, will leave hie old command rDtcwfeia oAcfol life. Uaiumnre, reo. ».— I Be I'MIowiag hat Y< we r^oice m three dence in tbe Prvoideut. and nomina­. —or what will remain of it—and take ••eon teovived fruni Fortreaa Monrue to nwiter heart le act pun bis re-oomina ting Abraham Idncoln foe tbe second charge ef the campaign Tn the region »f daj : Knnavllla. Ho and Jeff. Davis argues ttow. -. Wo d.us't Wk hat: such a rasmmiterm • A messenger ha* just arrived with dis nation a doe to him for bis transcendent Reao/sed. by Me Sruutt and Zfesue o/ this way: If East Tennes-ee is not rfe patches to Gen. Butler fr..tn New hero, ArprrsealsOrrt of Ar Stofr of Mutiny,. poearesed.Ricbmund must be abandoned; the 2d aftenxMO. Newbern ia at tack eu < Ahis Mcariir aad Mtpcner c that in tba Prociamalina wf Amnesty re­■ if. in reinforcing Lnngsrniei’s army, tbe aad the rebate ha<« the railroad between Ml the Prwideecy oflbe United Rtatee. cently put forth by Um President of the alist Is fort, it may be regained, plvNewbern awd Moorehead Qty. (ml ipej lie who doM'bi* eunrat for the Repub United States, we rreognixs a great step rd tbe assault on Grant ia suenewfal; be forced to retire to bort llaoan. Pollciea lasied wlthewt Belay. Hcelmply d»w bl* duty. He puts the towards the rvcimsirttetfon nf the Union aad there Is a ebiocs that Meade, like The* surprised aad raptured the gun (foblOtel) Republic under en indebtedness to him. upon enund and safe principles. And some of bis predeceeswra, may remain In brat Under writer, and destroyed bar. Sertice to it le like service to bur maker that in tbe author of the Pnx-lamsuon active wlll| hot a amall force confronting Aa !<>«( aa we ou keep tberjrer opec and--------------------In that event,, Knoxville ihy be --It earn* nothing; It fumiabre ehtmi to wfr reeognha Che men who la pointed out hhn. --------VS are all right. nothing; St to the discharge of an oblign- Ui us as the instrument'lathe hands of■ .rglaken — cci and Rich 2;-!.--Ld mood saved. rtwa, ne« the eratti«n *>f one. AM tblw Pruvideoee to cuodocs the nation tea'V Both armies aft threatening, and hot talk ebent tbta or that rfiac hoviog -a | happy issue oel of lheae.great Artois and Aid beaky wnik may be tspectod, but not at <>nor. The rebel poeiuna ia .full ’ Culpepper. Feb. 4.—There It a rumor daim to office belongs noly to the lowest stupeaduocs dangexa. here U* the JffecC that Maj. Gen. Hunter sort of polrttaal morality—to tixaeeh>x>l iiseuleed. That io Abraham Lincoln wo ••f danger U. the tbnfederacy. Richmond wMeh has *o such word as duty in h. see a Chief Magistrate guided Jo bis ad- ja hrvhfved rd H anff may be luet by a is Io take the command of tlie Army of - per THoutujtD nrr. tba Potomac. • vocabulary, and which attaches a 'price piinislratioa ia the mMl trying period uf battle in East Ti rtuWkk ■'•>■> On the trains yesterday and the day Military mtn here tally hope tba reb to every human netiwn. AbbsHar Lix our nalwasl btstnry. by a wear bead and Far Umber ia lh< Ua. will be paid. LX CASH, bofiwe there wore a large number of .de­ coir eaaaot but be c-i»cnm* that bn has hey t; aad that aa the rapraoevtatives of els will make aa early attack nd Knox­ fur I OS,WO fest ef gwd. etraigbl-graiead White■‘de^ toe State some am-v ice bet he ths State of Michigan, we reevwnmeod ville ; nothing Would be mdre gratifying setters en roole to Waahingteti wb-re wrtHd^ptbe last matt to lay claim io a bim te tbe nalWu tM-pSopls’s rapdi Ui ibooe who nndersdhd tbe dlapuoitL>n they will take.the oath. Notwithstand­ pur forcea. Oftmalva op- ing the mud, desertora oxiunua to flock, ra-oamimuian on that ground or nay date fur another term, eubject tu tba de- and strength st tow. Tbe matter to fa no degree peterali<ma on tbe part of Longstreet, would into onr Ibsen. W dewrtuns from Virinto re tbe daCmt and dispersion of hia gieia. North Ceeoliaa. Alabama and Min-, LRM FOR SALE. Mok!.' The publie advantage is Abe so!* army, though all lire’s forces tero with siaaippi rvRinumta oatna iqut Gen. Gncgg’e oonsiderattou; aad thia advantage, beyond him. Up-m thia subject I speak fn-tn a liana within lam dayu. come of whom alt quwtioo, fiwars the re^mwh»a«wn. thorough knooledge bf the ■itnstion ; baeo bean *0 days and others two weeks Though U ia perfectly true that lhc ar.d lose in the n.<mm tains.-, They report a.,.' M44M-----------,__ __ __________ cranmalChe atruggle ia past, and toot it . —jId reaetvo fovorbly - the would fee! aa much assured on that point the m-Mintaina full of deserters striving eaaoto be said tto* W rpwrttaetar man fa tw reach our hnse between which aad extract fonm a letter written iaa we do. aay longer a wrrnsiry to tbe natwmal farm wRI heaemee - -------- g----- rntfen ________ jneraf.frfitn Hvrrisw'* Land Trstae are sow ranolng on the Eml themselves rebel cavalry era eoaetantly _____ R- B. KHA*. eaemq tlio titee tif-effnrta iatoy oo num ataormg tbe epturtry. ovcf. ti Diftcwlt campaigns base jret to ing. Joly 7th, 1M2. Everpt that be ad- Tenness-e and Virgmia llsllmmf. fr.-m voeates paying for the slaves of rebels, Lnudrti to Maaay Crash.M miles. Beam the present pnltey of tba Gneornownt is aygpM^BfilRltlJ~* - j— - . । TRAY CATTLE. and trains from Cl New York. Feb. 4 -i-A meeting of the -BaadHH»;»nir____________ ________ t<i»al dtlsros of Fhrrlda was held at Kry ffurtdug. I understand that the average H eat on tbe 22th ult, for the purpose if laat week waff MFiMfo. Hie forarU restoring the Stale to Ila original status Mtowd te be lew toon 80,000. h'ta under the Union. . ■ ’ rtfryvaey to see that seek depletma le W e learn from the ^ow/h CoroKnte* effortfo/M. atraagHi end th. montfr of publiebod at CUembfaJ 8 C, that the disastrous fits on Thursday dretroyed •3,000 000 worth of cotton, a large p..rtil* of which Ufong-d u, the rebel gov­ ernment. Tbe loss waa 1700 Ulen of tbe amount of wwrh dupe, it muel have bbtoa eery'tfedustrtom badv. Among the important bills pesseffta' one provld t-aeud I. Uk tf. 8. tlh. I Ml. PENSIONS TO CHILDREN. Tbsmteer rhiWrva. ewdar Id veer*. U* stRssr x.tdSr.'n.'i’j! PENSIONS TO MOTHERS SISTERS. Pa» n Jpu—Joaaikaa Mi; Han . *K ~1-1----------ll—1 (HnfcKkahry kbl.UM.. AlUrtaf" U »H“ atatk. *ri' f* AND . M but bja*a- *• * a MM M I <e«ab —* aa. aaUM) Ma lta, ia ka«a. . . *’7 **■ rwtseUd le levsIm! t'«n»...o«. MbM)*ni( KfM.rck Sfa. test, of-MieU* er dtescse esstracSsd is Ita Cetsed THE BEST $3,002,556.39 BOUNTY MONET. ‘ W fofart, baUar. u> lha U.«* </ M JEM tarwaa Cm|M| aMrtaa*. k b ta, %^a*< laaa, Ihaa lha i rn i.HMI, M —K1, 1,. DVERTIS EM ENT. c/^riiwo' - k. , Tka Ml, 1M aaMta b. U» t i. M.taM •-» Ua btaM aud A Star-, mill aa.ml ,r paU nej prianpll,. Fr»m ilau Ita — ta. -1-ajS -Hl Tom. Tk..m..*|ta, H tallol nd family, would ret are his owe MtaklitaferUb kiad M Uk* oTM u«k oallM ” W Mlaw; aad i MM, M-cato »• M d« Of tb* very beat malarial aad latest iwiprovesteel*. T1X.>U1F.KT-1ROJ« A5D COPPER WORKIt Wili be carried m> seder the (RrwcUoa oi tofflflft Mrrluuiice. A fall aaeultMatoT ' ", ■ARrrhcTvau aancum, j-. CoMUaOj aa bawd. ‘»im4 JOB WORK AM» RSPAHUKO rROMPTLY ATTKSVCU TU Dea*i forgei tbe - * ’ CITY HARDWARS STORE, —kA — .---- •" ■----- ■- - —• At Vhetesaiv cr R< tail. ■ \ ■ WM. a. fctxncjrtu-t (Iraed Rapt*. Jet; fet, IMa. Jyteyl attain; Wen of sending ber tdtot^ iu. •—! <M U» U« M Mta,larr“">“ •' b“l IAY ON FRUIT CULTURE. kt-UaMaaraaakia Warn. -M lataar W •< » irn rttWj burpm .Ma U| rf ktel; raM< ^-1 fa'“k ’ fapbMW Mrtevwii- •«!» ■£•<?; �irw A^fal nrOMOAK-STjiriop MICTHGA? "hrSSaftarLftbe ontateJf Maaaa Uwruta. -------------- ---------------- y-JJ-.-e der.ngewMarwettoe. Moen* wm d»^■jBjaMBliM^aHtatt^dyvvHBs M -.................... powd la set! prudsoa, , bet •MOtelly ttetltelaat VUI a^dTaataCt of aaid <£taC tfaaee who had a surplus wwe Kneed tu hrtl tz’‘_ deliter >1 Wf far tte benefit of tte bogu. Ottaa *e*d, m................................... ........1«• gov eramsM. Tte siii.*, my they smmol '3 dayTWbra*^dfetTm^taaXptetolk'^ tte fen enduro tteirkmtefap mote hover, Md ■ alter, “ « ....................... • a .tn>sg retelloo* semi must ie growing ■P> ■ • ” aiir ;i MO, Wl HqwWIbI 1.0. M«. T. Tte n-Mtar mantis— ef WILD FLOWER ia«T OF irnrju, laetwaek he . attacked tbe eheriff with a k*ifr, and came very near inflicting oovara,tf»ot fatal injuries. Aa it waa, S FECIAL S0T1CES- the abariff ramrod a earant cat ia aae band, aad W beet arm cat ealirely thro' TO CONSUMPTIVES. CeesBuipUa. .aObran will receive * valuable prescription for the cats of Coeauwptioa. A.ibBia. Brcnebitia. and Throat and Luu* .Srr •'tss^y siuW”' •— Jantnt.pemeol M'ilHaateargti', Kitrn Co,Mew Ysrt. dined, until the hour when hia ease waa » JOMES A HARLAN taken to that higher court,from tbe docia- Of Balamai-u make the beat taxes*.. ever brrxifMlato thia martet. and aecoed to nene .ver tidha of which there ia no appeal. made in the Hlalc. K.pV cun,tenth on band by tbe pound or baml by * D. C. HAWLET. Dona-now.—The donation visit on Thursday eveninc at the Methodist Par- —————————— fc—■ Mathev's Chkcelate Wars Drapa I NEVER faUle destroy ate exienshate all kind, of Internal Wcrroa Ara perfectly raiiable Isatmawcx -—We would Au attention in all ea-e^ and (ar Kpcr> r to any and all of th. Fancy Worm sna/actina*. acd saumua Vemita•f property hnldore to tbe adrertiaeoieul gua ia tox. They may be taken al all times with of tbe .Emit 1 nan rance Company in an Otter dal tier ion, drutf. Mother. U.nuld alwara ether ecietnn. If tbe object «f ineor iog. parcbese Item aad gire tteir cbildrva no alter.' < Ao (Marl* wbaterar ia oeeroeary to be gwre ] io safety against !<>**, then-lbe .Etna i* Each tea coataio. 24 Drupe or Lutragr • Price SJ cento. For ule by all tfraggiata and Deale-. to medicmea. C. B. WAI.KER, Oeneral Agent. insure. No company stands higher, end oc«l.n!y Buffalo. N. Y , tod fort Dr«. C. W. no company pays its lueses more prompt ------------------ :----------- --------------------------------- ? ly. Mr. Sweesy - has trnen agent for tfOSTKTTKrs CUV!RATED STOMACH RrTTERS 'itoaa of tte graalcal Urwnglteelag prr|>arati<>n. ertai.t. Il i. npeciallr adapted to those who are afflicted with Ite Fever end Ague. Tba wetly Im* eustamed by tbe company nr any otter dleeaac arising from a dword«rrd ooa in th>« rUtegc waa in the homing ol B-^l- ditioe of the digestire organa. For IhaFeter and tfofa company, fc»e tbe last tea years, and has done a large earnout of business.— wood & Keeler'* mill, several years ago. ' »?“•* replralfae.snd purita. the and, aa war citixan* know, thia lues was teal th; aeUon ia dieea.-. of that nature. Tbe From our ex­ Ite utae lism, valnabl- .peeitlea to th. knnw. changes, «o learn that the tame is lbs world. In recommending it io the public, we are folly oou.ctoaa of doing them a g-eat aerrte. paid very promptly. and auro and apeedy action in all ewes where the dieeaw it canted br irttjul.nir of tte digealite ergarw. A trial will .affioe for tb. meet skeptical. ■ A Curd. Tb* uadomigned. is behalf of hi me* If and family, would return his sincere and heartfelt thanks far tbe kind and geuar- I ‘‘'■(i^oaopy.)^ Far sale by Druggist, aad dealer, genettlly, •rerywberv. Im ~^DmTBcizrm,te«MwngM gi-’t time prescribed for tarappearaaee. **' ! .whtJf T.’fflf.rfMttWMkax.. ■Mat* mf J*h* Cwlvwr.^foe t. A. A C 0. Hotsaoea. CowrptrfMat'.Beftohaee ^7si5’"”Wst--. QTATR OF MICHIGAN, County *f £■», as. O At • aeasion of ite Frobata CoufeT& th. D. Hnissa. Deputy Bagtatar. far akx waste •f January, to tte year ana tfaraaaad.«igbt ':asX"','isiu. -...................... .... ctREmSK. - < I"'’ «L- . ''BUhto. Nov U. Dtte. W^wl^^** of i^^Hijtod O*ra,*ia this pager, p*ttei*ii tb* omdirio*. sad, •ww, afterlrariug IfaroyMyJriod If, rynh fa' rawifototefo^eaae—HteXctrirt I* tte melter of ite eel.te of John Colrer, tote of Mid ecuety, deceased. •M* tar three days msde-v»* Minrriy bH*d; butbaring fotawtw* boUtan of. th* ■Peepte’. Cwre ’ Es^'xfcS’.Tisir.weiO iwenty-oeeood day ofKtaurry naxt, at tea o,eto«k fa the dun tn. taaoatoMd for the haariM afaald peUiion, aad that tb* hstr* st fottnf Mid deeoased aad all otter penow. la Iere.ted to eel* astel., are required to spy ear at a eoe.ioa af Mid court, then to be bolttaa at th* Frobata Office, la the Let Jl who eve IHwaffiteted trv •ra'Feeytaoewr*,". -Beffido, Mbr. IK IteK t < -1* : . r - v -: - ■ CJJRE'SWt*’ rrSS™ **l hare nMd th*‘pKtnte*. < ere* in my Itemlr with gnat boaeOt.ta can** of eertesfo and Malt ■Mfa-Affit M*twtt*t**MH*iWMrtMvQfo<F"*t - J*<Maa. Bc*axrv,*7»»wh.sL. uprtaJta,**,d« n3k» CURE 'wEst paper prieted and circulating ia sold county of *r““ “ **l tar* been ta foebto health ever eiaea th*'liar cHrtteL t£al within twenty days tba Cam- forth of my boy, who is sow twelve reora Wd. 1 ptefo«t»l Mira a qoUee ofthfo order te be pnbfad "tssj trouble, aad MMesItiM, *11 Ute' iiaMdie tbe "Hasting* Banner,** a pnblfo new*- have CHANCERY ORDER. Um*, unfftfog teefar rrerr kind «f labor, wad Estate ot George H. Brooks. daatraytagaUatnywmfort. Lant oaawne* 1 ecata• ST.l TE OR M/ClUdAX. n* Oirtaii OaH far lidteiitep teeurt wee*, for aix weeht, ta suo- menoed taking th* • People’, cure.' and hate u.cd four bottlaa. and am bow almeat * well arowun/ ririadn Jfrom, (ixapiauionl, b<-p*(taaMlly eervod m th* mIR *m reateaat , > ; lean twenlv day* before tb* tba* MatateMndtaapy. day of January, to tte year of our'iord oao defcMkatfoM r^=?C“" •"TTaiORT. 6««r H-. JWD, JM XMiOa, IR-rj VSITU, ead IhouaMd eight hundred aad etotydbur: wain 1* tbe matter of tte estate of George H. Brooks, FT Mltafartorily espearing by .MdarH on Ho ^STXidfo, MdifoTS^^d-ly r.ntad c o. Willet Paaoh. toaol a reerdeul eF tbo'slets of Lrtw l«wu u*** • WntJi. I Michigan, but reaide. tn Ibe elate of P.OMrltt(A true copy.T AU—l,' ’ S. H. Cm£~ ' Brayta* tbal ta may te hcenrad te eell certain load hers bat ata wm ncenfiy very much were*. r^tujn.___________DepatyMagtotar. L"<; fr^l EaMta. teteorto*te —•A diccoMd ta .sif1 a*. For Ar* ar six weekadi, tad no appetite, lout all */c rttidrnl dofetotate. eauso bl. appmtnuree to te Milandeoeribod. Thervapoa II to Ordered, that Tuesday, tb* 1st *•; CHANCERY ORDER. •ataredra tbtaamito, Wilkin three monlte from lira dateofibfo order, aad IbU tn earn of hl. ap- day of March next, at ton e'etoek 1. Ite fereZffiZ XTKhJat fn.ewi tiea.wbud* friend a^etonA, bento ifaltor Hill lo b* Sled,aud a copy thereof to bo tarred ** tta 'Pacploacore.' Du taking the otediewr .be oo the complainant'. Kot let to re. within twenty olh.r penoas interested In Mid estate, .re re­ perceived a etaage *1 peen. Un tb* ihird^av dev. after Mr<ice on him of a copy of told Bill, quired to appear el a Mauo* of Mid court, ttan to end notice of tbe entry of Ibis order, tar* ia de- be hoittea .1 tta Probata Office, in tte vIHw* of d»y. not vat having team use borita. d>ctta. foalt thereof, that said Bill will be taken ta tt- &SSi,«XSS132S SSK A. D,1M4, 'ZT. . .7“ -. • ‘/siJ Ctar; ctalpteta-.f, . topped toUng tte medicice. My tog sb* waa aa faued bj mid hOD-rv.,<tent defendant And it ta And it is further Ordered, tbal tta petitioner well u ever tee was. and a. well as snyforiy could' further ordered that withta twmrty day. the Com■:'! * .i tu. te, aad abebaa emtiMcd *o over .Im*. plauuct cau*e a notice of tbta order to te pub- gire-ooticv to tbe persons interested in mM Mate. Wada Ofo, Z>(foU.it. “Pact. RuwCGacdaer, tl P.ari st. lifted ta tte //ertiuM Banner. * pablio newspaper ’•Bnffido,October ».>••»printed, published and circntating tn Mid county: Or For Bale by all Drwyg<»’v .rd that aaid pablittUm be witmued. at least p.prr panted and circulating ia Mid county of C CBOKHY, Geaanl Agent No. 121 Main aU* /oc« ia each weak, for six week, ta uKonaiua; L tiEs; —“• “ ** Batata. K. T, tu wheat rii order* teoald ta ador that be cum a copy of thi. order to ba jrareouAretouC octltyli. allr .erred on lb. mM oo.-tt.iteal defendant, M <A true copy.) 8. C. FR1XDLF.. IcM.lwrnly day. tefore tte Unte prescribed lor appearance to be entered ta ttaaaaOM within Jan IS Mf. <f l-r^au. hi. appearance three moaihafrom tta data ot this order; end that LOCIS B. LOVELL. Hwefe JhJr inoaee ot tar appeanaoaabe cause her answer CHANCERt 6Al.t Dated. January M. A. if IBM, A It no copy. Attest, D. teaisuk, QTATE OF MICHIGAN -The Circuit Court orw’witoto'iw'eMy far*1 'after —rvicem be*-at [!-»■ febl-J Deputy Regis tor. aeopyof*uUHKMdMttee«f tboewterof thia Juptrttw'o. KgUiuoEHiratia/af, (M/UtnaM, order, and tnteCaaU Itarauf, that said bill Will CHANCERY ORDER. te taken aaeohfested by .aid noa-reaident d. fend—L Aad It 1* further ordurad, that wltbta JLAa H. JjAtaraJ. ZL/«..<Ze.t IMPORTANT AND TRUE! state or Mcma-tr, n» <sma a** f~ Iwe—y days, the MfotplaJnaal caww a notes ef la purauanceaadby virtue of a Aecrve of lh» Lovis S. Lor six, Ciraul Jii/r, at £t. Chamber*. Court, made la lb* above cause, on tta SJth day this order to ta published in tta tfraft age Aaaarr, ARB vwe ratartag with that drtU.dtoea.*, Nr*WAlSoN-8 NEURALGIA XINO vrB! ipeodBy Braar. 0-OfUiaa^, contiouod al leaal once in oeeb wfte, for xlx Ceorw. £ Ztanm. (Iwrfotfe Acree, and /fernOM A. fodder, oa Wedowday tta l.lh d"*y of MarA, A. wash* tahacnesnton-ar lhatta mum * woy ot ARI yon rnciad with tta torture. *f Ru.ni.TMWb Jfoue*. !tft...h*lr W.Tuas'. Nmupei. Enr* will speedily trirarm D |.*4, rt UM O’etaML P. Mr ff that dey, at tta TT .altsfoetonlv .ppeanag, by affidavit on tl. frual door of lira Court Hoetaa of Mid Barry coun­ ARI yon —ftringtrnq tbe giM wiagaof Dnrxw1 in Ihi. caute. th.i the above tmtned defendant ty. tn tbe village of Hastings, to said eonaty. All fore tta time proscribed for ber aj^earnscc. Harri.ua B. Moasb. te not-a realdwat ot tte .tale ih'srJs: wdrtsft s«tf» Wswas^Nxca.uua Ku>a W1U Igtprare jfabr of Michigan, and that ta reaide, in tte .tala of New YoA; Oa molten of Bwoessy A Alien, So Michigan, known aad d Merited mfollow., tow It: ARE yea rearing with pain, with Qocv 1* your' liotott for said Complaisant, It i. Ord«rod, th.t Tta .Ml frMlioa of th. eoulhwcsl quarter of e*etbe .aid U.rntou 11. beach do eau.o bio appearW.ww i Nsvnrtou Ktxo will aa.uag. jour anco te ta entered ra Mid caaM, within Iter. [t-x-J _______ * P*|W *y B sgtoter. acre, aad Uiirty-lhrv* (U-I00«b*) bundnite of aa ARKyenawurtoftbrexfotoncsof lb* Oney Isecru, eceardmg to th* GoveniromtMruuy. — iwrwav RaaswTl ■ M0BTOA6X .Alt WA^nd^X^ALOIA KUO, * certain OmU (Joarl UnusMitaaer, r>U,CAT wra>i. mt. I* a. mUWm -'to and for Barry ****ly, Michigan. 'Mrj Rant 1^11^ ' ’ ■ ' <3. ». WALIRR, Aeprite*-, , (A true eopy.) Jodg* of Frobata. XteVrsJitr* ip WLBf “11.S5Y * GV 1 l ADMINISTHATOirS SALE ours risk and donation of bia friend, at In tte matter of tte e.taic of Wlihsm B. Hte*. the parennage on Thursday evening of Xolioe ia hereby giren that by virtue of liean.e last week, ^f* regard it as an appreci­ heretefarv granted to me by tte Jwdzr of Probat, ation oftbe high calling which it is our igaa, I wiUexpaee to aale al Public auction, an Saturday ite twelfth d.r uf March, 1B44. »t one o'clock In th* dftrrnoon, at tte late rraidenea of dorwvre rwmgnixe the feet, that however tbe deeeaaed, tn tbe village of Hrntrng., county of bsmblo theeervaat, io God's moral vine­ liarrv sad Blate of Nteh.g..., all -f Ite right, fillo and i'mere.1 at lira eaM decraaod to tte following yard, "tb* laborer is worthy ef bis hire." deeerlted Reel eelale, to wil: Village lota, la th. village of Haetlaga, No^ If We rightly interpret thee* expression, Ism. imt. ism. im». iste, n*», i»uo. mi. im, im; being In tte said county of Barry sad of kmdly r^rd, they farfasb us with State of Michigan. RICHARD B. RHAW. freak fansffi*te*s le increased kxertiow m Ar!mtei.ttttor of tbe Estate of WarJp Khaw. tte rood work In which wears engaged. Dated. January St. I«M. JatiTT . . T. B. Gaavaxa. - rrwr« CURE «u2Z-.- 41. C.FRHidtfr srjn or jffan^djr. 'Tts cirwit covt foetb.mw.iy M Mmvt. ta<faamM*T. ■*» Atrocopy. Allart (us.) fob)« - -■__ ir - ■ *U<aTAI.O^ TEBT1M0NT. “Myvrifltta*taeww.*rtaewWt Mil—III*n- etaiuMiadm Is^ eMo tartar ' iHi-fclra KJ. OBAMT, P. M tin. <&£•<* be pttbl^Mto toyjfoaiteiw fans- ' - '' WM In tbe early part of eoaago. waa toleraMy well attended. The oum realised was over nisety dollars. CnANdERYOBDER. • Dure i» Jail.—Jonathan Shutt, as Bsiky A W X Sus U.lUt W W Clsrt Jam*. Morriwn A old anta, wUm trial we dMkmI hat week, baas Mr. C.thanaa McKn.<0l W <tuh them*. / (i< which tba Jury failed to a«re«,) died Eaton Haatian Eetert Bergw .Xuecamb D.viA II B in jail nwSatutday. After being remand­ FewhW Mw. Hail; S«Kb Jobs H Mr. O 0 Wkkbaa Mr. J K ed to Jail to await the April tena’of court, Fatten, callhrg for »n; of tba aboa. latten will he waa much excited, and at liwiM pUMewnhav «.d,t,ti.Kl. Cb.rjn fur Marr- vibletttly upon the flwor. In thia ttmg gin, sod bis other violent exarllonrto re lease htaaoelf from jail, bio physical powon* were overtaxed and bo gradually do- Z/ Remaining .uncalled f«r at tte Ratling* Poet Office, for tbe week ending -Febru­ ary 9. I8M: ix,“s.Tb Sir;,"" ** Patio Duvwrwe, by a rill four laehte in length. A atruggleaoaoad, ia which Skott waa thrown B^tedta*11!^^*^ toto^M,1 to* aJd Ifqtl Sititu. iiite w H iIH I wt e n $M , y VaLCasts roe rwx fautu. tee. i Bronchial Tmete* will be faund invalu­ able ta tte Soldier In csiwp, expuoed la nJEX«i<i'‘‘< «UX' J .to11/* Omeera and thus* who over-tax tte *«>tee ^[•- A • tefafoffiotaxo. A * TbWvogfaar weoMaga ef BaoMafl* Lodge they arw wsefal in relieving Irritated Th rods, and will render articulation easy. *X££ ea’tTbX OS Atrt ore ueMthrtloas, A* turr to oavaix t4« yeairtM. ungovernable. if 114? Egyt- Pattanoer Train. m tta Mb^J—■ r-—uri RaUnradartr tows. II.UI.Cr-Aa. Mows. v- • ■••• «wktM waorwata. J**W^Mat<*b». III' ^BtetaMd\tafo'<£r^M^M*caprtaa( uTpr^wTvuf .rTaMlto. W kShu futikjt frirr WE KpH’&t General AvnriU faced tte country people Kt templets |piirnaii as la tte fttiiu uf •m fetelliug. Ttaiy ted mi heard uf tte afteiag W Ite Mhteteipte, or W tte wm edited Jtarfanta.TttM* Tte ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE wM । Ragmter'. office far Deeds mlaid Barry roualy, oa tWWthday of Jun*. A. D. Ide, in Liter / ot rzz riZX.&i: of ninety four sad IS-IOOtte dollar.. and hereafter to become dne the »un> of two hundred and twe^y-lve doilari. and interwt ttereon. and no rr.mdiagr is taw or eouuy baring boon bad for tte recovery thereof. Now itieroforc. nutie. >. herwbv given ttet tte pemnito. dc^rited ta add BMingv to wil: Tb. net half of the .outhweal auJS*faeeiion number thirty-eta. (X4,1 la lowMbip namber tb.-re 'SI north of range num b*l«Tl0]W*s«,tas*fatetai* of Michigan, or an muekttettofwiwiU aakta^said tatmet, taring >to^-fowa-dL»-l*u4ta*Ulam.l«^i»J Tsaoes.se tn vote at tte coming elect.on ii teittg given by Gov. Johoat®. He has ptruTideif irr—r — ttel all deeiring to do au CMt swbwrite t» tte fruxtet’i sn>- ****M. 'MjOgK,HSj>!Xy_ wMT eteh, and reetow. tte prefer tertitDteod, F.httary «. 1»M. [tabldj tete ef pretsetion. whisk will entitle Item to lb* fall tetefa* of tte act. MORTGAGE SALE. ~ AtoHI r -ite • T*x.—Tta IntenMl Rte- 1 'l»l« ........... M» '“F“ art—L«w»—* *“>" ““.fST (tafatraa Ototoly nod Btete.fortt.nl. andwhioh BSrttasxrtEtS sraaosffg late rmidentteoC Lade. H. Nlebota. deceatad. tn t-roc-dtag, h Jaw-Tfaaqtyifkytaiybaim fartiBalUmore, o* Monday, theatereel* (I lib) day of ModArlMNaavanr ttareuf i Tbereiara, nottee ta hrrabg «*r*B^ tbta m HSibrdwy tta tfarttecit [Seih ’ day of April, A. D. leM. at <m* n’etota. p. M. ofte** Atf.tM pun ism .dtraritad ta said smrtgnga, te wit. the a*at fraotioa of tb. aoutb- dl.Mefa to tb* fofi*wiM dmcritedvral State, or so tnaeb thereof aa ahall be accessary for tb* payment of the debit of said decraaod, and tbt .xpoaaa of admtetat*rinh«afd estate, to will Ma. 0. C- ttamrox g dteliagntoted ctemiat aad Drnggialol tta citf *f Batata. N.Y. tarantedaad ra»TTri»rttrud a cootpanad kaowa ** IllilSTOLU BAUUM Qr HOARHOUND, white tan‘ p*rfc«t grscxnc for tenfa.catM, or nay a*osan*L or lot Dtrntexvin .ruing from damp, cold nr sodden teas p of tta woattar. Evey prraeo who bu ever takea Bauru.'b Brtjua or Bnsttocxn. yroaouur** h fa* best Thefanll baring bean made ia tbe 'paymaat of a IK tta Math part of tb* moth east quarter of r—guMu. *— n») woot, te an eighty- acr**,me*a &.'J=raiiSk'SXJ,* IS*'V or tan. m sate oooolj of Barry sad Htate at PMBfo. noderthaaame of latoem at fitortawbd. IlMrth of Raag* right(>) wret; also Ite curt to lUTigta*. bidder, at 'tte north door ef^lh. Barry aodAtate of MicbigM. to AmaM L. Clark, half of lb* mlb-raai quarter of section Ik. and Court How— ta tbe village of iluting.. in said uf Battit Brack, .nd Stale aforesaid, on the 2Stb lb* aorih-eaal quarter of the north eaalquarter of Barry wwatp, wr ao much of Mid premfoe* as M^X.-T1U» iaruluebl. Mrdtelo* tasacw taea, day of November. A. D. l**0, which M.rtpn to MCttou M. to fawn tw* north «f FMge P-tatotJ Dated, j “aary n. 1W. ~~ rneoMad ia tte office of the Register of Dwrd. io ooataiatog. in all, three hundred u*d eighty-*ix and for th* eou.tr ef Barry, aad But. ef Michi­ S*2) acre, of laa-i. mc.ro er leM; being la lb* r.foM . , ber xJirnay. gan, oa the Tib day ot Decmnbcr, A. D- ISSC. nt cunaty □! Barry end fhute wf Mfehtenn. JONATHAN N1CH0L8, Adnlatatrntor, I o’clock, in tte aftenraeo, an that day. in Liter MART ANN X1CU0L8. Administratrix T of ktartgegae, ow page MS. sad tba _ ADMINBTRATOR’S SALE. • beating quaUliea. Doled Novurtter 17, IMS. **eM 1 amount al.imod to tedaa, aadrwm.lnlng unpaid C. CBOflAY. Bmtam. K T. at Uti. data, being the euro *f one thotuaad two Tta above sate to ber.br paetpoaed to tta l*tn. fade mssritaturar, to wham all **d*m should hundred and Bfty and M lO-Hh. delta™, and no Forateebyallrnpeceabtedrug^a. ***V^ «2si'u21L. prvoeediags at taw *c ta agnlty having!bba* tad ” or lartitatodfor tb* maavtry tbwrewf, Therefore, aotioe is taroby given, that oa Ite fourteenth day MART ANN NICUOiJi, Administratrix. ofMsv.A. D. IM4. at tte hoar *f on* o’otock in tte ahortteon of that dap. tte premises described THE CONFKKHIONS AND EXPERIENCE la lb* said Moeitttt, te wil: All that certain ur A NMVoua UtkALUt. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. PebttobadferftetanriU and os n eMiton tw and known m being tfa wool half of the aortb- tin yoanr men. aad altar*, who «ufo-r from Xorroaa * *•**•**"■ ** MxLuiVUUmTwU vub«. east ananar of e*rtl*n thirty four, (M) ta TowaaMpMteberoo* [I)Morth ef Rang*, anmb.r Mouas is tarwby given, that by virtue af ItoewM TtanadrtKtadwne-lhkd pot ef tb* Wart baM ± li'iX.T^«fa“XX.bT baa eurad hisaeelf aAeT^bein^ b vjrttaa^ iLz^'xsi.'iigrsiiSrSi ricotigal. bi. wife, of Johwtowa. la Ute ennnty of ventint, to tbe httaoel biddor. st tte north front door id tte Co*rt ^iono* ia th* village at Hart far*, is Mid conety. of Barry. ■ -> riatae —ptou MySto (nd at tba agteor/i door of tta Court Beene to tta vffiaga ol Hastings, MIO Mortgagee. C. G. Houssooc. ASfy- for Mnrtgngm. ADitlSBTtUTORS MIX ' ! . te. .. .......J-.;. --d ;h. -d--------------conifissioNtn's NOTICE. to tb* fehewtag deecribed Real Relate, lyins aad TWf 7*7 tPAHrift, 2’ Or Caocrntraied Luo > returns ite BB*M wwpls •» wdinjv mMA M. , toeosa*d« *ew herwby *bfaffi*d ifad requested 4* it d ’re,! ‘“X hMwe ef WMtam BitErtar, f' J “ fan b—d**d**d eighty dnltan f*ll») aM tatar— ' r^ipu art tototmo. sod oo proerod^g. ,n law or Wttlly M M. u aJteuxK ru- to ».»<■ jarni'p ■■ u?iaiWK"‘ ’’“**■ -‘tw TIAI9 AOG. Notic* to hereby given that to parsaanee of a lloenae granted lo me. by th* Jsdge ef Probate for SaMuat4tata**d .to be doe ea ofod Mortgage at MORTOAOE KALE Tte Ilth Mlohigan Cavalry. T’XDFAVLT having bevu mad. in Ite parmtot xj M a certain sum of taouey secured by laden 4,lMfiw.>Hinh Css-aka, , now lure of mortgage .leewtod th. Dili day Jan*. R. D. in cafapst toriagteti, Ky., asys that du­ IIA4. by Wjtetn B. El.worth and Mary J .or, bu ring th* cold spell in January a number wife, of Barry Coual’ aM Stela of Michigan, to and two wte *ufcred amputation have •isesdied. Oaths 20th ult the rsgim«nt was paid off to January 1st, and on tbe SSth the men drew tbrir bore* equip, meet*, consisting of revolvers (RemingU^’sjaad mbrue. Tteir earfaae* had not yet arrived. They were expecting teaswveeecu. and rtato’sfcrtttid, tearing dale th* second day of July. A. I). IMO, end reortdrd on tta 4th day of r* •*»*<-« •eewr; all in th* v iUs^eitf Harting, to raid Bar- fCTurl IL Dnted. JtaJfortRfoUAL1^^ .^Xelffi^.’ r> ® ggs geitejrt^ kHjtafc 'n^X sen J ltt II 1 �iwa> «• b . tV>V>-SSUillyil JK3X rf!T"^ kwuil. > 17.; .. ■;-^-T i aravM-qnvH ? 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Fsls tboegbls Its thlckoed nnanlss Often that were Mdssr. Msmortss? Foldthetekp— Uj then Mcred by. What sTsfls tbs drssiM of th. Paet I Tbs fbt srs tor^yoa ayd 11 ' He-spoke thbao eotawidy,' and so steadily.lhsU haav there'mael baaome deep meaning tn k; and 1 nrked bihi If be could tan di bit kooWe,. Of cm™ be would tell ma, he wm anxxroe to tell gjstinjs’ JuiutM Jirtitcrj, SJistellmta, new and moat complete aveortment bf DRUGS AID MEDICINES, rChemicals, Palats, Oils, Cam phene, Baraisig Fluid, I had spent eema years4n the Wool, in the practice of my profraahm, and wet oe a visit to my friends in England. Among those who camo first upon my list of friendship was Fred Elliott, and I ar­ ranged to etelt him as won as I enuH.— FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Fred and 1 had grown up together wo FCRPOSES.ONLYUKI bad entered college together and gradu­ ated together; and wbrn I entered upon the practice of law, be entered hie uncle's store in the capacity of book-keeper, with a good promise ahead. And there was souther lie between us—a near and dear one—near and dear to ua who were both orphans, and who had few relalivM Jiv­ ing. Fred had married my own omuln EA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICBb. PEPPER. —sweet Hallie Keene. He bad married PRUNES, F1OB, RAISINS, CODFISHs X. «T.mhlB< In tbs Grecsry Um, «»«h > bad been upon Ilia docket a long while lx otrdad (ar ftoilr Me. b«fi>re. And thus I wm to meet two of c. 6.HULBBCUK, Alaa a great variety ot \h» my dearest frieod». ltd Cvuassltors al Law. sad Sc:hsse«rT. hsvlec antrrrd late s CHOJ'CXS'J' yXIiirUHEKBl (t woe just dark when the carriage left ill nrompslr ami fsilhlnlly •»'«»<! me bl the door of tbe house which had — *1 t>«ir eJling; CeeveytMtag. Aid (cekiig Extracts, been pointed <>utM that occupied by my ■ friend ; and which I at unce rocugnixed m tbe former homo u( old Timothy El; STVEEXEl Ac ALLEN. liutt, the unde nf-whom I bare spoken* My lummocs wm answvred by 'a 'light quick step upon the ball (Ivor ; end when inn door was npeurd I recognized the fair, u atiaM to at sails is U»« of tbsir prwfosewa fond festurea of my dearly rnuetnberad "oBse'ialtat Ceert Hous*, Hs*Unx*. Mioh. cousin. She was five years oldvr than • ben 1 saw her last, and grown to ba a little mere wntuanly and a little sedate, hi fact, alia had put un the holiest of TCTTTCR OFTHB PEACE. Will Mtaad to th. diarawete— that ol a mother. Tbs beau­ J roll^U-» o! deb* •«<! *U eU».r bu.>»«s ty, lbs life, the smiles of other years Sic« wild Mrrnr *oe piwv were not giKM; but they were elevated rile Dodf«'s Betel. Oranfevule iliUe. Berry ewsM with, end softened by, and blruded into J that n»bi«r character. At first aba did J. M. RLSSELL. , nvt knuw me, but when I called hex Hat­ pttrtHCUN sMSergeoo. Ottes to RwsOl's tie, aa I used to in uld«n times, she caught me by tbe hand and in a moment mure had bur soft white arms around my JOHN ROBERTN, neck. She was a sister to tnc in heart •OHTS1CUN Berpoo. D-.lhngoa broadand aeuL and with a aiater’a love aba • greeted me. UHPTlONSs Md Dk- n. J. HANKY. > We went into the parlor, where an as­ TbWYSIClAN.SDROEON •»«! AeoMhesr. 01- ! tral lamp wasalready burning upon the PtMsvsr Smith's Dru< Siers Gcx-Xytw HUek. centre table, and where a fire was reflect­ HssMsgs. MiebL^ss. Offlcs hours Don v to U ing a gseial warmth from' the polished grate ; fur it waa Autumn and the eve­ H. WRIGHT, nings were quite cool. Upon a chair, A TTORNET s»M COUNSELLOR AT UW , 'neath the tabla, sat a little hoy of obtriE three years, playing with sr-riehly orna­ mented bridle of•a 'ri>ckhig*horee1 while & VAH BBtSTI ‘Aii.7Uu.u- rm uo. upon th^garptt »m a gieesome child; slnns aoM mmv prompllj '. s^llusi. not yet able to walk with aafsly, engaged OOtes. «rt<b W. W. lUlph Esq.. MUdl^iU. in tumbling about a forge, rparlaa muff,AUerwya as4 And theee ware Hattiae cbild»M—Iwo be eAeeef Uie WANT 25.000 Iba. of WOOL to1 as bright as< beau|ifol things m aver u al Haali.p, manufacture Into CLOTH— made music la an earthly home. - She . bad neither brother. M afofor, so I was forced in be uaoie to her chlldreu. ’ AND SHEETINGS, By and by Fred cama. There, wae a cloud upomhis foot when ,be entered font tea ar by (ha yank room—I «aw ia vary plsial v, but bia wifa TE^bffS. hurried to bis side, and kissed him*, and I whispered la hie ear. and when he greetI ad me, and hold try band and patted ate upon the shoulder, fee appeared the same 1 w,arm a nd genial spirit M ,of o'-d. At ; toe tea table be asked after my fortunes in the dialint home I Wd ao*i£M; ‘ and • wi4e SbeeUe*.' when I told him I bad n wureevded .nx-.R-.Ro baymtf n,,,.™ XZi ^Za erf that COTH WARRANTED ■troa*.aad derstae. • pjy moat asngwtaeexj ’' '^ "i‘ * J—J /X* aecumulatina It it Iht cheopttt tray to gti good doth1 material wealth w tart accumulating «x-.me, he wss wefnbly pltated, bwt In­ , ______ timatW that saeb bueineae and efch prouWOOL CARDING • Dom Fressptty aed *e toe BesaOtaseer. Fries pccts would Stilt bifo vte/,“wen. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. >818 UIIU8, r GROCERIES! SHEW "SKTEST MEDICINES -a-u- 1 WOOLEN FACTORY, - -------- - ---------------- - --------------- u-u*. C. PR1IDLE, I Uugbed cuirlghtat what I eonAArod -the ebeurtllty oftbkfoatfidsa. 1i ftoiW du very well, 1 told hltri'.'fora poor fol­ low with only hisTfB hip?b .qud Ma wit our'hands, and. I he'd boaiadijr.uofa aouar: put wncn I hadeerved MAoe* yadrM Wk keep? - *r ,iJve ttib a'pJod share to the buslbree years ago tbs old man died leaving----------me an Mlkto of about sixty thousand dollars. Aye, y “ J, U my friend came to of all that. Tb« were. tiny ibouaahd dunarT'worth of good, available property, ifltk ovary thing »u »• L. o* jnsl 3UM> o <! •». lawyer peiM bao^htcOMet siMcatbe ago and yrelong fat and Suffer had .their bMde together. Ja •feU«Hhil» Suffer SJ-e11 and when asked what be meant, >be producod a paper whtek appeared U> ba The last will aqd teatimemy of Tjaaotby Elapd Stopben Akero.awiErIbMlXa it the Mme will which my'onole inada And tbaA it hM bow Un Waobaai ever mince. Be MJ» tbat-wbau be weplAway to the weetoru aouftttjr- ho overlooked it among hie other paptra, and to<* it akng wiibblra. Hefuribermore declares that received atveral het lera from Mr. Ellfot, Mktog bl us to be earefol of the wilLtetd.MV l» •« that It could be brought to light ip cue of,oe«L Of course, Mid l4 this must be* fopudulent<qM.r . • *i uj' Muet certainly U is, returned Fred. . And yet iLbee beep admitted to pre bale, the /edgs hasadmiHod U. 1 have appealed, and it goes to the AU.preroe Cuurn pad moreover the trial ,le to come off to-mwrow. Fur myself Enoch—if I were alone in the world—I w<wld care but little, for 1 could pul forth energies anew; but for my wife and children—ohl oh!it lahaxd 1 har^l He buried bit foee to hi» bands and wept aloud; but in a little while be. be­ came calm again, and I questioned Ulm at I taw fit Another wltnew to the will be0dea Stepben Akers was living, and be testified ilia! be believed the instru­ ment now produced was the one on which he put his name. In abort the ease look­ ed dark taough; and I dare nut give my friend rouefi hope. Yet 1 pVocutekd to think of the matter, and be preeent with him at the trial. On the fidlowlng morning I got away as toon aa I could, for I Could not bea^. to see Hattie^ grief; but 1 promised to come back again: and as I beheld her hand at the door, I tuld bar to keep pp a good heart. An uncle of mine named Ansel Furbee a brother of iny mutbar, wm in town on business that 1 meant to see him; He was a paper manufacturer, and worth a hahfffome property. ‘ I found hist st bii hotel ami passed a happy hour with him ; for I had been hie pet In boyhood, aad it wsa by hit oeneroua bounty tnat I went through college. I told him about the trial coming off. and ha eaid ba meant to be preterit If he could. He had been well acquainted wkb Tlmoihy Elliott, and wn firmly convinced that the only will that Eillott erar made had beta de­ stroyed. when the hour of trial arrived It wee announced that I should assist la the sate. I to«>k my place with the counsel already engaged. As the trial went on^ it did certainly look dark enough fur my friend. Stephen Akars, a dark browed, foxy look «ng man, with hair ufagrlxalv rod, which atood out like a hedghog'equals upon hit atral! bead, swore that this will-was tbat will which ha, as Timothy Elliott's. at­ torney, had made eighteen tears before, _ a> Ael H bad been In bi jtiMaiM' aad averrinto until Ke had' loWi i i. i- .k. And, 1 added, you camo Into posses­ sion nt IL'- ' . Yea, Im answered. There vu no will left, at least eveh wm supposed to be the ease; and it all eame to ma, Mil waa lbs only blisod relative living. UecleTim oihy had one titter, He merrled when quite young but bls wife died-wltbout is sue. ’His titter Married a man named l«ss»c Staffer. This Staffer had one eon living by bit formerwifc, bet ho bad tt» cbiWrvn by my aunt. Be died at the end of two years, leaving bar no means, and the fee nd a home whh her brother, taking bar atepaon with her. In time aba died, andnbo bey wm Wt la wy un­ de’s charge until be was tweoty-eoo.— 80 much tor the sister. The brother married, and bad oca child, and that child was myeeU. You know of my parent*. My father died when I wm a mere child; and my mother diod before I graduated. Sv you eoe, I wae the only heir to be foeftd. I wm tbe only representative of Uncle Timothy’s blued. Certainly. I said, and of court* tbe whole property fell tu you. Yea, be repted, and'fr was given to ma, and I took poeaesiivu, and hare opened a flonrishiilg busin cm. Upon the strength thereof I have entered society, and re­ sponsible effiows have been pul upon me. Well, said I, m my friend paused agaie, what has happened to disturb el! this I I’ll tell yon, be returned, starting from a moody reverie. Into wbieb be bad fallen, Amt yon remember that my father and Unde Timothy ones bad a Serious falling out. Yea. | have some recollection of it; bat that wm a good many years ago. We were boya then. Aya— it vu osar twenty years ago, said Fred ; but 1 remeuibbr H very well, for I remember how It made my mother (eel. Die estrangement Im led fur tome yearn; and during tbettlm the bitterness waeteery etnmg. 'My unde declared that be would bare nothing ovora io do Probate office. And be alu.--------- ... with his-brothev ;-mm! under the InttoeMe ol his fading. he made a will ounraying the great balk of hit property to John was no getting bound his testimony. It Staffer, the aunwf his stater's buabaad— Wat plain and direct, and »t could not You remember that? break through It ' Yea, I eaid. And I.did remember It An old tnaa by the trama of Jackson^ vary wall; for the thing made considera­ who had bean one of the witoaaoM to the ble talk at the time; and more so.bo- old will, testified that be believed the _____ ,------------------_____ instrument ause Staffer. who had married Timothy bow before him oka tbe one ,’e sitter had not beta eon.id.red to which be bed pul bis bend. He abmrid __ *------- 1 '*■ —i—my hit oWheignathrt. He Wee an honest old fellow and admitted Uiat ha had always supposed that the wilt had been daatrdyad. । \ ; For Mr elient we at yetdrtd- nothing any amount of Itnpreoeidrts and Opinions in ovr faior: h hnd been the impreealnn of all Timothy Dlsett’e Intimate friends that the Will whist be bad made bad been -■ ■- --- -d«BWo1»L H* bad- iaftad to them tn W«dl—atAhet Xisne m» wseleopeko of that way. And yet not me < them ihe will be bad made, Md mid be ahuoid eould s»«er that tWy ♦wdU- beard him (taauuy Hand 1 believa be did. 1 knew *y drirOly that anch liaa welJM lkoMr wphiwg that 1 did r*- —*• -v not see with my own eyes. Before my ' uncle died be ttrid xm-be should ntake , c.i will, for tberewM nonoed of it. Hoi ■aidI wswlbe only lawfol heir,' and that WMBOOUgb.. : ma ah i.it, >1 . I My node died, and J came into possessiop^f the property t and Lhasa enjoyed 1 it, apd bora taiod to do good with it; and aa they earn have paaaed-<m } have, added aqmeuiig to -the wiglnni fortune, for 1 1 hava.beM ewMal sadgeedMt. b a dark < wm Ab feet , , . ; Ma. .Atew,. said 1, oowtrdUor JWyoeM aa much m possible, you mad* »hi* wiH| This wlH lsfcUd, odd T. loAfeg Al* Ita sign and MSl.XfoVtd, l^a. > Hurt M, eigiitoenjy asm ago thia v*fy moplh.. , Certainly, replM Akers, that la Jast "Tpil'lL lataAal lowiyguyp t ..*;■ » <>T ' ■> • ; And ) qn’ awMr thal Timothy' Elliott Mt hie hand and aaal upon thlv -» I looked him In 0>aaye;8e reed In that look somethleg of_,-------- , f.»r hie countenance changed and hie knots actually shook beneath him, I told him that I bad dooa with him, end then asked IMi 'Aneai Forbte might be called to the atppd. ' . What did I wont of hint And my errata waa ateo srixlboa to know- wly bo tea called upon, for ho was well known, awdetood as high Mlbo Judge blmeetf. Mr. Forbes, said I, mb aro • tnauufacto rot of paper t “ He Mid he waa. A ~ How tong bavn you botemagagod in thathaaloMa,'’ T'• > He thought piled ( lawterodtha bosieoea to 18811 ml have beoo In It just W> years. . Nnw.alr, Midi heading Mm the faiatrament which I held, will yco tali the juri whet the paper wm made? He took it end the mameol hit oyo rtilid open It be started. He gated upon the cornsr, and tbea in an amazed bursting tone be cried i I made It myself! Wheel When! 1 demanded. '• , It eould not have been over nine year* ’ ago; for here Is my mark—my name— upon lit And be showed "Io the court and jury the mark which he bad detected. It waa plain enough n4w—a little oval Impression With the ns mA *'A. Forbes," embaased within It. It was-defaced tad eotled. bbt not obliterated. Stephen A kora wrse trying to nukohb was from the tourt room, but the deputy brought htnrback. ’ , Two wholesale (feelers were snmmo*ed, and when they examined the paper they at one* teeognlted II M Antal Forboa' raanufoctore- They know. H— thsra or-cild be no quMlisn. And thus, almoai ealrsodomly, wu the wbnle current of the affiur changed. We gave tbs1 caw hi, anff te a very few minutae we badths vordiot. .4:... Thai ovohlng Hattie knag about my neck, and b I eased and thanked me satB I Url, «4^., AM Fiji. •*- Ufrfti . to speak of ,yrhat .had phased, «l ops* broke dqwn under t$>e weight of jOy iiWP , gratitude'that wm' upon him.’- rHo :*il’ ! safe—han: fortune was safe—.Ms foaA—j wttBsafo— anti bis wife and lilUo QMS were still blessed. • 89ms aeked mo j>ow. 1 happened to de­ tect that little silent witness sway up bi . the corner of that paper.' ' I answered them that my uncle gave me krff a dews reame ofthai aamo kind '■ and I bare .been using U sver rioep aft;, that stamp waa vary familiar to ma. Tbe forger had selected for hie wicked purpoeaa sheet of reepebttfola age; bat it did not bro re old M*vagb la Mawer the date be bad put apoo it. „ , / ,f. Matter John Staffer got off toupee ag>!n ; but Stephen A kora fea'ad hit way to the State Prison. where, for a term of two yean he was fsrdMv restrahmd from deftoudfog bta fellow teen. �* haa a dutif.l a om* to meet and bo*te, in angle around the tbuea and sternal God. ' ilia Hill* spirit after a abort, fs! aiqknaee, Suok Ito fight oetl Conner Steel* and McIntosh's Indiana afariWarren tod NoStEtork Town, Iod iw Terril eluding gear '— Atar prds^tata dubious, ata fori- that they ~ • - ■ “Hav* yoa taft^ed **|y ooariderabls social ooovirtsiou fa cmt**qu*nceT‘ ' -“♦faitaaih maiterahxve prngraresd They »r* fast geUing into s stat* cf mind burd««ng upon desperation; and unless the radicals mm ap* Uttle, they prop.** in fbeh-dteperatfoe’ te “emaab th* ma- cton*," . ;■»>*. A4Wa made ilaatf obnoxious to the** liberty hater*, “Here you much trouble In procuring ■>-’■ • - ■ •• aeds by ita efwdts to |tot d*«*> th* slave- labnrsnF “Noise at all; th* negroes work reads bolder* rebellion, tad ao they propore 1» and faitbfally for wages. Tbev do tbputdown tbe Administration. Tbe their work bettor that aver, because they eppraachtog'draft .fa not ooly tbe objrel know that they meat either fulfil their tarJMi Voided and prevented, but it ia oootreets rtf pre a* pay.” “Do the people regret the change which emancipation has effected T’ tb**oboresof pandemonium to *ommit “No, hardly one man tn tbe who!* dis­ their derflith deeds. ' trict, except a few pollutions, who would Down in Detroit is a s|akly and ob- vol* for the restoration of slavery.— aeyre' print of the copperhead ordvr Mr.—— and Mr.^—, w'bo ware both known fi* i ba FkMMia’s J««rwA whore large elav*ownera, aud oppored emanci­ editor chile upon th* spirit*ot th* Pit a* pation bitterly, now declare openly thxF ibsy never want slavery restored.” fidlowr: Certainly this *vid«ne* Is Important, “Q.qc jwad may be through blood and and worth tb* eocslderatIon ofTsnnere**. • oe, but there Is a future for these State* Lelos act honestly toward* th* slave yet I To work ! Enroll! Organ'u*! and tb* oon*eou«nc*s will taka cars of Who ofyou.cannat find ten men each of tbemsrirev. L*t ns offirr “greenbacks" wbum aLn find nine of like mind 1 Organ- instead of cowhides to the negro, and be ue, Frremsu, In ynur hundreds, and 1*1 will,work with fresh alaerlty and hope. us understand each other by correspond­ H* has ■ snnl: let us treat him accord­ ence, that V may Work together." ingly. If ws us* onrbnmsrieal superior­ TteNv. York Jfows ala* feels bad at ity to rub him of his rights and defraud him of Ms wag**, w* shall pull down upon lb* stomach, and to reHov* itaelf, etch** our ehiMren’s heads tbe jo»t penalty of ouytb* following; hepi*g from wms- our gill, amid the mercilere lempeete of a where to bcm* *n echo to ilsxdiabulica) social revolution.— Waekinciltm corrApoadent KaebviUi (Jlmn.) Union. suggestion: . - . • . j- .- “W* b*li«T* from the signs *f the tirne*. from information that reaches us from various quarters, frotu muttering*, and grumblnig. and growling* tbaiewmc to us from far and near, that th* turbsarane* nf the people has nearly attained its utmost limit Let th* Administration trim bred I Tb* people, w* repeat, do not want, and will not tolerate a revoiuUm of this Government. If th* aboiltioniats have rendered, as w* fear they hava, “thriUhinn aa ik was" impossible if t h* sereedmg states cannot bn recovered th. » l.r lb. rqpiaimlltbe “Coostitutioa aa V*'1 •ffrvive, aad that th* Government snd*r itaball be administered u obr father* iotewdad. ; A litltefurther psreisteno* in ity present.c~ur»a,»ud the 'Admlnfeteatioa will encounter, the pcoplp massed right In its way ; not in i*surr*ct»op—U u tht AdminiUration vkick it Mtfirrtctitmrife-uol.to ir»ak*. a revolution, but loprareal oaf. /rrin Away j/MtutMwltd by UiUilew. foresworn s'genta, abusing to tbmaaforion* *od,tb* trust confided to thym. Jf, by virtu* of article second of tboWMMbMxte* of th* Cooastitution. th* Administration.When itancaontars the people massed right lu ita way, should find Wa» in their fanda, sb much lb* wore* for tbe Adminisirolion-’' ,Ws have news of another Mexican victory, which show* that ilia French arc no*y*l nseataro of the situation. Masimil- lian may find it more pleasant and aafor toTdnalw stilj in France, rather thaw nt tempt to occupy: * &ran* in Mexico which eiill oscillates over a crater of blood, seething with th* Intesifivd heat of iMcxiom hate toward tb* usurper. From present appeatanoto hie cautions nature will be likely to k«*p the tool of French tyranny out of Mexico. If there ia fighting Still to be dene, Maximilian prdfero that the French' bear th* burden, the risk and the expense of the conflict. A nd It appear* that there I* fighting to be done. Th* patriotic Mexican*, dstcr- iniged still to maintain their indspeudeace, have risen on their invader* and rn csptured the rity af Sen Loub Prtoai, aftejafight of twantr-foor hoar*,*-taking most ufibe garrison and a large quanti­ ty of small arm* and munition*. Tit* traitor Mejia, who was ia ■commsnd un­ der French orders, escaped with hi* staff butilk'stated that all the reneged* officers that reinatngd were shot II Is staled several lowusblp* in th*State, under tbe alMrm.m mM. w* extract tb* fa! owing, fpr lb* ,9»nty of feariry ; adding in lhaJagt column of figures, th* quota of *aeh tewtaHp t , Of yon Itamortal iteta , th* oatb of Governor _ Bliss, and . Mr*. Pauli way a womaa of more than ordinary character, but owing to ckreMfc Militj/ ah* w.aa not permitted to Mtor actively Into lb* turmoils of life, but shod a sacred calm o’ar all who cam* into her prescac*. Forniuo y**r* she ws* coulin*d to her room, y*^ nut during th* srhol* time did ab* murmur or cemplain at an inscrutable Providence. Her last tnouienu, like bar whole life, were paac*faland pleaaani. IWO ——T—n. ,;Wrnr, , army and two daughter*, to tnQurn her departure. . , , . - N*w York,' F*b; 12.—Tb* ’ Tribune uyn a letter from Ils correspondent onetains some precis* tafof station on a poiut of importtaeb which Km as y*i sttricted little or no silMtfon. Tbo news fa a nutshell Is thdt at this tnettant tbsira is a flier of -six rebel war steamer* tn CbfoeM Marfo Ttare v*ms!s ward fit­ ted *ut In England by Sbcrard Osboln*, an English navri captain, aadtheircfaws were recruited aiHMg the officer* and men of ilw BriUasio Majesty ** navyl— They were under contract to th* Ctuneso Government, but ufin dwy reached Chi M a di*agre*n>eat arose batwren Os­ borne and tbe China** authorities and th* «saw1* w*>« not delivered, but thrown en th* market and arid at auction Washington it____ Mriooe couviilsioh*.cunflict ia ‘ ' peace wioj,-,----------- .----------------- ,- n kick tbe ether out. Fernando Wood maa • 6<U. nt iml.u «pMbl* position as th* only true and Umnset one for tod Dhmrexacv Itfltiw. • :<s 4.r, »ltl lb. lartrfttob I «u * nr} Ul ■> o ] “I-*”(I tb«Oan»«wmr bxi-e-W. bur 1 14... «« »—■>‘"S n —>“■ ..i_m The Great French Remedy ! ■“"“"JW®®™**! objMtoftbienoeaioa i* to maks riota for *»vctlng a fire-xoof I for County office*. Up to th* tiire ■goisf to proas wo definite plan be ^grorfwpen. pf By a joint resolution ortll iaktor* publlabed elsewhere, J Tits PaxsipKMT't first prodamatfon caused a gr»ft stampede among the ne- Tbe subjvol of this obituary soldier in the Union army *f Ky. The fatb«r of George B. McClellan and himself were “old cronies,” as bo expres­ sed It; ha often came Into bib office tn listen to bis axaminaliod* • and when. one© on a lime the lad G«urga was home thirty days. Having reached Hr. CoU from West Point the father brought hi* lier’e un au nday ere. be oould go tte fartwo eons to have their character* phre- thor but sank down never wore to rise ia no logically dcscanteJ upo*. Bays Mr. th* ftoah. . . Fowler: “1 remember all the ciroumTa* funorat was attended by tbe wri­ stanoea as if it were but yeeterdey, and I ter on WodoMday the 3d tost., whoa the remember lb* train of reasoning that then ounmdMioo* of tbe Gospel «f peac* were passed through ray mind. Never” with presented to tbe two tuwurnln< brothers great emphasis “never in all toy lite bed and a large ci rcl* of ay mpathotag frisnda I found such an inordinate development of the organ of‘caution* aa in tbe bead of George B. McClellan! I alto found the propelling laeaitie*, combativene** and destructiveness, small, and 1 thought to my sulf what isthe sense or reason of sending sash a natural toward to West Point 1 But thee I reasoned that tber<v would probably never be any war to call Maaran.fab.MNd. for a military genius, and West Point I have juat received tutarcariag addi­ might aa well educate tbe eoward as any tional new* from befow, from yuur re­ other Institution." Re said that his lite porter with Gen. Shormaafo army. Th* bad only proved his early convictions, army moved forward from Vicksberg and referring to the great seven day*’ last week the lC:h Amy Corps, under battle related that a personal family Gru. iiurlbnt, following Cb* 17lb Army friend was then in Richmond, and tbs C-wps, under Goo. McPh*reta, which plan of the battle wps well known. Lee haa th* advan**. Before thia they have said. “1 know McClellan for a natural not only captured Jackson, Mi**., but eoward.tf I draw every available man have probably al forked Polk'* rebel from Riqhiaend, and hurl our whufo foroa forceatot Meridian, 50 miles.eaat of Jack­ upoa bis right wing he will not dare to son. It is confidently believed that stir hi* left I" Redid ao, and proved Polk’s forces, retiiuated at about 15,000 that ba did know his adversary , for will be gobbled an." fti* U tbe though McClellan oould have swung hi* first article in Gsa. Sherman * program left wing ever Richmond, he oily sent forward a corporaTa guard to reconnoitre I am also advised that the Ifitb Amy asd th* gulden spportunily waa passed Corp*, under Gen. A. Ix>gaa, ba* march­ ed from Boa**villa, Abu, westward, with the purpnev of joiking this grand ru>>v*maot of Gen. Shwtuan, and that lb* eavairy expedition that l*ev*s Tenn**eee to­ day is a part of tbe same general move­ ment. The** thro* soluinns will co-op. ate and finally unite, and the public nsay expect to be electrified with sums good u «■ —a, O"°< • mjnraMuujpn «. Tire co^amor T« Boaan ov Bwanvisoas, «<■ «i tbe Court Hou*e *n Monday Dtsa—At Prelrfevfll* on Totedtv rootemplalfag »• Hating will *«* th fareilW* cannot draw from tbo rvl I -only In th* town* »"d counties fcl h recdem was premised the black slate and pard<>« to the whit* rebel. Multi lauds* of both wvr* ready to accept whst was offend. a»d aro Mill doi*rro drily tbe roerrit la credited. th* other rebel to attack Ban ।__________ _T,_.__ ___ show their respect for British neutrality, At lb* PsrsMage is We>4tead. »o tbe Vlh J.r the British crew lek* an eath ef natoral- of Febnisrr, Istt/bv th* Rev. Wm. WcKaraarr, ixslico a* oitiMna of th* Confederacy wbta tb* flag changes. If, ttmrsfore, At CedarOvrek. Berry emtSty. on A* Suwsina Sen Francisevshould happen to be burn­ ed and plundered, John Bull waehe* hi* sndMlM MJ?XUC J. JACpiOX rf the aber9 hands of all reep.nilb.Uly, • ■ non Mwvnro.-Th* tewMbip o I A dlepotch from Cincinnati says that persons from Knoxville report Commu­ nication with Cumberland Gap cut off. Taxswell I* said to b* in possession of the enemy. Th* garrison retreated with four pieces of artillery to Qimberland Gap. ' Nearly all East Tennessee is in the ptoseomua of the rebel*. This need elfcit no tpprebenslnn: it would take 00,000 m*n <• esplore Kmuriil* and our army. No siege will be attempted.— Gen' Grant can reibforce the garrison 20.000 men in 50 hours. One division <>f Grant'* Army.I* within sound of'tbs cantion al Knoxville garrieon. Another division rould tnsreh to its rdtof Ja 2,1 hours. Tbe river between Chattanooga and Louden to low; beets have struck often. Th* distance beta **n Chattanen. ga sad KeoavUls Itos b«*n mad* to hour*. The railroad will be to ronnfou order In a few day*. Tbe dirtsBce la 00 worm: ACE SAUK itVFAVT.T IwvhrgrWvw medal*Um Bebel Mew*. ehip meeting wa* held at which al *a* present at tbe meeting and e I several recruit*. Waar.inforwve a war wmtiagbto b* held at the I School Hoomm Friday nigU < week. TIE H^T CAME L*< tb* ball roll *n. Tn* Lamb* Faixne.—The rl outnber—February—ef this new I HUMAN MISERY, .fer JUMafatto• M4Bbaei^. J>ri*jSUOe. dats far publie favor 1* at hand, i| fully equal in point ufsxeellenae 'y| January number. It lead* off wB baantiful steel pbt* sqfraved in I higbeetfotyl* of art, called “The St I ■- Dated, Febraary S, loM. Villa. Tbaobly aerfoua break will b* tho Tosmel bridge al Iwudaw, a length of 1,700 feet, wbish will bo bailt hDO days; ' 3* aggsged to fill Its quota undvr tfl <ril‘fer bM. On Monday lari a I bounty of 1100 was voted with I dimenting votes. 8*rgt. Ilsrtn. I 13S5WT MOKTGAcVaJcf.' DWSUW5RS&W! > New York; Fab. 12.-Th* Halelgh (N. C.) Proyr<M contain* a strong article against the new Cur.fed.rate enrollment. Il say*: “If C*e«r«Ml* bert ran fasten­ ing military de-potfom on th* people, they tnuel Mlbwi it qutelly ot restet tl>e Il 1* proper to add that Uraae taevt tyranny ; that reristanoe to tyrants b ’ obedieac* to God, sud tb* people of ■ N*rtb Carolina will not hesitate which General Grant ha* adopted far a gnad ofcore* they should purau*. Pas* ths aprieg campaign ia lb* Gulf States. i'tai ' geoUstaai wbo ^ft~MobH« ow «b* 80ih talked of betwoan North Cerolma and of Jansary,... He *sy* there waa not ov*r ■ 5,000 rebel troops at Mobile. There b afreemarksl at Metals .-for supplying WMall poor peaplqtatb food. Theta fa no great dastitetiee. tbarr. a* bta bem a*, . AX. ATTACX OX XOMX rXOSAXUU often reported. There are no n*groes' W* find th* following suggestive i there, tbe slave* having all baM aMt to sgrapb , in lhaJtabtUI* Uofooef M Georgia A* safeAaeping. The rebeb । bare faar guoboata there, oft* of which b that the Mexicoas son tarn plate attacking the other temixld by the Freneh, ia detail. • first _r. -x-j-ii. —__ t___ lj Mexico com** by way San Francisco, and b torwegfctby anwCcer, bearing dla patsbae frowr Jmiw to th* Ger«rnai*«'. proonss ol SBiphsrixatfaa and calcmatlnn of ore contamm* gold. By due method at WataiagiM, ore. lately yielding the art m)> owe-feurth of the geU actually OMkatae* in From the blSefaftdpurt ofGwn. HIT!, them, ere mitdn tn produce SO er M p*r eMt, toataed «f » per oena StaeM giving the aamUr of men salteted and credited up to tb* 31*< of January, to tbe Uncfamail. Feb. 11—Tb* GateUe'e ■perial say* G*c. Curtis arrived al Fort Smith, Ark., ysMerday. Th* Arrey of from lb* Governor el tbe Frontier is to to* reorganized for of- office «m admlnlaterri. fensiv* operations. ■ < Pvreoos from Knexvill*, who arrived at Nashville, report that. cunVmnicalion with Cumberland G*pl*Cut*ff Near- "I IlrraXAT.” Tbvvi follow** d.rable rl cclered Faabicn Plat*. Then a ne. I popriar ptoc* of m«*ic, “Kind frl er*near her." being an answer to “I will care for Mwlher now." Thia I of meeie, ot iterif, I* wegb lb* pnr tb* number. Then a striking engrrl •f the “Rsacu* of Arthur Stade,", i trsllve efsa intemstieg story e| -OnvdsTrisl." Priced a year; «opiee far U- Published by Dean! PeteSMX,Sl> Wabel Stead, PUb iKNKMMl s»ria?«wB«3 a. n. ifm, ot«toeMiMft7.'M; >» ■ Dated htrwvW.lm. m ■• ■ ------- :--------- ;wwi j.a.j brruomaaJreie*a.-^lfa Aritataas. Gm. Stoat*1* fartras nt MUla Rock and thereabout* era in a good state cf organtotion and a mnoMooni south­ ward towards tb* R*ed River -counter, New York. F*b. IX-Tb* Hrere. while ear troop* h> Taxes mor* aartb- IIlltM Hoad totter states that th* rebel wa/d, will by sod by plan lb* fores* u* blockade raassr *un<nff Charleston had der Kirby fltauhb aad Magruder between ■ a cargo of iron plates''sad otb*r rsvlt! for the oonstrudion at **— -I-‘- ' - ’ Carried fepr guns. Th* , ___ ■nabl* to retnova any of th* eergo b> awtaqaraes of th. istvy fire pur' UM,. «u.ai d«>.T«W,rf. !<»■ I LOST! ttwOs*e»~ffi*iiMrtoi <>< B*rry Qsesty l» r> U Or..,'. W, >w ■ �IANCERY ORDER. .‘O2IS£! Iwixly-lhtM, Mlitlgd i set to amend an act evid« fur tbe relief, mlHee of volunteers g*Tf5yT"r hundrod stJrat ytgsl Sotiits. sectirwit HfcWto ’ ____ _______ 9__ itoen hundred sod eHty-two, end is hereby dsclagpd tn nialtd hi the duty of tbe'tand uFMrpsh-* ‘ visors of eaoh »rganised county, to make adequate prnvisiou far al! requisite relief and support of the dumUioa within thia Bute, of non-nomtnfMlnsred offiere, * mu­ iter <a£omate af JubaCalver, lata sicians and privates, enlisted or drafted V^A*s*m*<. . , . . , from their eouotiee respectively, nr sub and Ahag th* petition, dull rarltad. stitutea for persons so drafted and mus f Culrrr, prayibg that aa iasirwtetnttered into the military service of Off Inhed Stales or nf this State, whether I soefa families reside io the c»unty ahere ouch enlistment waa made and to which such Soldier Is credited nr not; but eaid act was net intended, and shall not he twist rued to require or anthorin lbs Board of Supervisors of auy county, or any member therwf to apply any part ol tbe family roHeffand of suet eonnty, or furnish relief tn tl*o family id any saldier, credited by the military autboritfas to any other county, or who belongs to say rrgimrnt or IwUrry fnnn any other State. And it shall be tbe duty of the , Supervisors of OM>h township to furnish i relief to the families of volunteers wh» ' are credited to s>irh township: Prwidrd. the families reside in thia biate at tbe tints of the Celis'menl id tbe volunteer*, and arc'iu clrcumstan<-w> entitling them to relief under tbe provisions of this set aforesaid." S Oesdk—TbewtiM weather which has prewaileid since the 90th of January came suddenly to aa end, during Monday night Tneeday was a very blustering ■day* with the tAennomater at or below iarOanday. As we go to press (4 P. M.) the tbersnetnvter indkatau four degrees •belnw. and sold htcreaeing. The meds «n rough ns well ne tbe weather. Soeb Tbs Bo*ad or Scraavisoas, convened al tbs Court House on Monday. Tbe object ef thia session la to make provi eio<M for erecting a fire-proof building for County offices. Up to the time of our going to press no dsfinilo plan bad boon ‘ rp^HANCERY ORDER. sTjrrvrtacnium. t%* amu oi^tf*r gtktCUnlf *f Sorry, te dteaawy, Before fefae. LocraB. Urau, ulrruU Jodf*. a* Li Chambers. 'T^PMsd*. Bream, Cbeylefeete, r»gJs^..igMiTmn TT nUtfittorily appearing by aMdarit aa CURE Ua MiebfcanAtotaa.dn Ji Ui f/T By a joint resolution of the Lrg i.lator. published elsewhere, persona CU A NCEnTTHTDER. contemplating enlisting will are that their families esanot draw from the relief fund only ia the towns and coonties to which tbe roars'll ia credited. rarwo soldier can receive ilia Slat* bounty unless he is erediled to tin town . States that went wut uf tb* Uniiiu—Tsnneaae*-. Arksnaas and Louisiana—aader President lAneoln’u pmelamation. 1. thia aaaaa.tSat 'fidabeve'ihfied BMasbuia. Jobe A. Wing and E(iul>eih V. Vine are not rearda ia ibe Biatebf MimeerC Be mi.oq •( Hearsay A Allan. CasapuSSMSMaAwitVAMMsMAaS Ua aai* noonaldral Drfrudutli cauar Uc>r ippaeranoa to be auterrd In tbia esWM. within <brw monU. from Ua date of Uia order, and that in cae* of thair appaaonea. Xbey eaene tbrir anas or to the oompIteiraate-hdlW to Mod. end a copy in which be resided al tbe lime of enlist- Hort Moriao.—Vhe township of Bnpe is engaged to fill its quota under the la»t •call for men. On Monday lait a town­ ship meeting was held at which a loWn boanty'of IIM was voted with but si* dissenting wtea. Sergt. Ilsrin. Smith was present et tbe meeting and enlisted several recruits. Ws are informed, that • ■'nffW.T r~ita — “ fl iimlternr.'. . - ■■ iJWuI JvC T A. T«. - ^ c-raas-~ XT a*LUfae«aeH» asneenag. to MkMrB be Bia ia 1 meidrwta at the ?<tete of Michigan, bet “A suout G»it»," Cocaua. Few grw aware of the importance of checking a cough nr “slight cold" in Ila Grat stage; that which, in the beginning, would yivld to a mild remedy, if neglected, nope st­ uck.* the lung*. uBro»o'r Broockiol Trocktr" give sure end a I nitwit immediate relief. Military vfinn and Snldirr, thou Id Aaer them, or thry caa bt carrigd in Ikt yocktl, and laJetn at oiration rr COANCEBT OltPEB. rm or HicmoAA.-aAAiratuev- 5 Suu pending In theCireek Ceutt tbr teeco*ulr f Barry, la Cbaeeery, ar tb* vltltg* of 11aatiaga,, ■ u>* touuty, oe eighth day ef January, * . JMaJb**, Cte^Maeol, ‘ FeUe Uw,‘ Zv/rnJote. iwiiiout, i »mAumsm-OSUUB*ee.B'iremsase, tbit th* Mid noa naoliat *rfendn:t CSBH apMraacs te be eelervd in thii «am* witkia ibrremMilh* frost tbe <*«« ot Uite enter; lad that ia *aM ol bar smmbu* Abe swoee her asnrer ■<> lb* Coteolalnaaf. BUI to be AM «d ■ SbarsoHo bsaoriad on Ibe Complatoaut'* Solicii er*, witUlo twenty Jay* aflw a*rrie«oa bar of ’ a oiojot *oid UR, ess wetter of tbe vstry of tbli ordr*. aaJ iad>fr*lt thrrvof. tb*4 wwd bUl Wil! a war mectieg ia to he held at tbe Doud School House on Friday mgbl of this week. Let the ball roll en. ABE yoe reeked wftt. tb* tortures of ItsmsvMwf Vavsow’s XsaAtet* Kixu • IB epevdUr trlieve. ABE yen oeferteg Bea th* guswlagepTDfBrav- CHA*ftjWY'$AXE.' fully equal in point of etocllenee to the Banos’* XacaAiau Xue will imiwere rB«r .to. ■’ifr^on l<»Mi A Sri, ^oi JMa<db&IM,Bif«sdseA -• U PurauMc* and by < lrtu« of a doers* of Ibis <*»«■» Jnuuia Kixs will esotegs pear fSortFfiTcBAi 1 I 1.IHT OF 1-ETTEMB, I KrOMUtung ia ibo Feat 0*e« al Cedar Cn , g.ITJ o,,iy. Hirktgaa, FebteoQ let. IM*, - -• - of oimm, ot ifeelf is wa^h tbe price of the number. Tbew a*slrikmg engraving ADMINWTHATOR‘8 SALE •fib* “Rome of Arthur Steele," U’“tratlve of aa interesting story called •Oil re's Trial." Pri^et2 a year; two oopiee H»r A3. Publiehod by Dsacixt A Peli—M, MB Walnut Street, PbRadol- dn~*-d**»Vr >'R5 BiU date for public farer ia at hand, and is January number. It leade off with a beautiful steel plate eqgrmed in the highootctjle of art, called ••Tub Snraa Rrnuur." Then foHowe e double richly cnlored Fashion Plat*. Tbee a ucw and popular pises ef music, “Kind friend* , urrL •re Bear her. being n answer to “VTbo will earn for Mother now." This piece ' import^ S FECIAL NOTICES ,1a the muter of tba Ealate of Joan L. BcLaiUn. doeeaued. '« Monee Io hereby girrn "V' Jo* and aalbertty granted te bote in and (er tbe count' Mtetiignn, | will eipoaaL.---- ---........ ou Maeday tbe Ant day ef Febraarr lAALot eno o'clock in ilw afteroo-n ot that day', at th* north door of Ua Ceerl iteuae ia tbe rWage ef Hastings, In tiiaoeualy e< Barry aad ntete ot Mtehigna. ail of th* rurt't. utla and internet of tbe paid lioeomd i west, coateiaiag My-Ar* (4 -.rraxW i'AttoiheedreUeWi ilMCjKraiWBtwwr - DVERTI8EMENT. rriaterd tbr HARDWARE tIaPE. ” *** OX MONBOI STREET IS HUS CITT, AUeordiaH, l*rite«y'^aewtojaar^ aa^fiaa \ ’*v. My <*> “°*b •* Btnuber ccwialns several articles en politic»l subjects, of much interest at to* present time. It opened with a discus- .emner; ell iatM viUaneef HasdMi IhtiW Vai rr county and Mate of Michigan. iOHW R TAX BSCTfT, .fdteMidrefcr, Dated, Angual H. 1H4. [ ,. 4kK Tbe abo»e eale ia ixrrby poetpoeed Is tba 8tl _________ to tb* highest bidder, at lbs e««b dear of th* BDILDIMG HABDWARS. AND KECBAXICS Court Jloaw ia th.. >11.gr of Hmtiog*. I. seid Barry eawaly. er ae wo* «f card yrwe Ina aa will i.tlafr acid AcM sad rests. , Dated, Ja»uary«,IM«. wuoLksALE TO covmr arcs afn> aDMINBTJUTOR¥ the light of) M3. We have also articles «■ the EhgUste Prvee, the Treasury Re­ SAVE, ice ia tor*^ rtr*. flat to ftrtn*sf . li. port of Mr. Chase, and tbe Bornum of fiiatagy. There ie also a variety of arti- aloe on lighter eebjeMa of diaeuutou. MORTGAGE SALE. k»*tag H*m «a4« la tb* pi; Ualo&otar* ot VsrteagCi COtfMmiOKBtHS NOTlCt. LOW MT cams a abket yalwl 1 �vm ^paunqjjqwaiaMwa. <n aaoaaf uaw « pu 3 p-y a. 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Xqajwp if y, wop -mi >unn •! jo W»«»* | •>«U «|qwooxi>ai atp jo (M aoquMap aq t« v> .-I >» .. v~ aoi»f<iu>oo XpuwabMood a* qwwq m XpamMam pwqwwi*4 p«q nqa 'jaqiq* aqj *q paaopuaai aww oqi Iqlonb tuaij a;«^M 10 aaw »• 'p»u| i»X 01 jmjwdn. Jiy aq WMto^WJ» R«>' a •XipijdtBjt wiaanxa »1| qnuj qqi, ay q/foida WRfllwjui m rt ax MtcqMMU »q qofqa uf 'w.jwg to |anano mh wa»o| nofl P<*»jg »<3 '« Xq jodwd W oobfi -nadnajaqx 4>Mag aqi a|. pug aonau � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-02-24.pdf b6347995bac46f6397aee1aacb5ea705 PDF Text Text HBTM SIH« ir see jEi-.’M- zututcntb, PBopaiBToa. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1864. ,rJhf Satiij* Saner, Ji miMBID WTHT VttlVnBA "We have hot just tain an oath before results 1 .y rallied areoed tioaal party ! They appealed to section •IjoaMwI. Thoy.» wred rertiimsl that I yearly »4t oru««r*. Ged grant that. ed with the locks of ego, I may evan then, to men of the South, and men ef the North, still bo able to say fcllow-cll—ns I It baa been but a fe were unheard. Then, peace and plenty, and prosperity smiled on oor land 1 Now ruin, devastatfon, poverty, mourning and war meet us ou every hand 1 Then, a census revealed an amount of prosperity the wurld never before saw ! Now, a osnsua in tbe dominion of the dud would reveal an increase of Its popolatioo nn exampled ia its dismal annals! I have come among yoc again, fsllow-oitinna, it. j. ghast. brought us ell to calmness and reflection, and ask that you allow me to give you a brief history of the origin and character of thia rebellion, and, if I have time, to contrast It with the character of the war on the part of oor Government. And a southern man, who, during hie life, has reaided in the South, and that he haa, Oom his infancy up, been a slsvebeWsr. Ont while it is true that I have ever pilr ud"rfbfally attend crfros; C«-«riocUfc to exist, a sort of southern patriotism— u>d Real Estate Claims a kindofSootharn chivalry- ALLER. speedily as possible." TTOBKRY8 AT LAW.nd Solicitors ir Chea- of chivalry, to that species ef patriotism, I laid no claims—made no aspirationa. to know the reman or this trn patriotic. haste. 1 had seen nothing but blessings flow from the Union. I had seen it gyand •nd glorious, powerful and respected 1 had been reared hard by the shades of Mount Vernon and MootioOllo, where lie the remains, and where breathes the In­ fluence of two of the greatest builders noted lovers of the Union.— little curious then, as may wirg. CSTICK OF THE PKACK, —t—--------------------------------J. ■. RVSSELU rs, Blate strwt. JOHM Ronr.irrs GovemmenL 1 wo not long left In the dark. 1 found it hod its cause in tftsop. pointtd iMiition. Slavery had repelled foreign imtnigretinn from the South, had retarded iu development, and had given the political preponderance in the Gov­ ernment to the Northern section of the srmsot against Southern politicises, left them was either to K alternative t^rticsl^ittoatioB paid »lelas ud mowy promptly •tears I will iTT- KWTKI A BCllOWS, nonwrra and cousmmxom at ir Presidential term of only loratiou. So that the dtnapfranta for Presidential honors •m C. G. HOLBROOK, IT the slightest, objection damnable bonds that bind me to that seen reed Constitution, I would kneel bare end prey the God uf heaven to send a epeciAb messregsr, M-l«g totfrom Bell, poor. They addressed ths chivalry ef to seer that emmefomw oo perfectly and youth and the ardor of the female am— no hertaetionny as that It would resist the appeals of every virtue, that not all attempt to overthrow ths Govera moot the eloquence of all the sngsls would Uadar this wisely regulated system wo which they were to be Um: nobility, and — ■ 1 la I. CU— ___ —- .L- r - •M Um W< prospered and were happy and free from tbe negro tbe peasant. And they concivil commotion. But unhappily there Viseed their too willing car. that they the way! [Applause.] fro are in the had the only true basis of an arietoerscy -ia whisfolto lias of demerkation Re­ midst of events pregnant with war, and potitical aspirations of ons great section of our country to permanent disappoint­ nscvencee nt tHHue. i repeat it, si., ment- They struggled against this Inev­ lUm, too, that Um poor whites, after komtf [Applause.] And for yo«, UMQ admitted it Worth OoreCu and itable result for many yoara, by at­ fighting their battles for than, would em­ r. Davis—yow to whom wo have looktempts to “keep up the balance of power” •d ae our leader and our ehisftain— you, between the sections. But In vain!— who hare promised to stand by us thru’ Slavery repelled emigration from the good and through wil report, for yon to South—retarded Its development and bo prating of consciences and Constitu­ HeO seoamblsd, admHtefi R. SU M gave that section In which it did not ex tions! Sir, I know how to lore the tend­ 1st, so groat a preponderance as to render er babe that calls me father, but 1 would all such attempts failure^. The fact stood snatch tho nipple from !te toothless guma, and stared the South in the face, that she Cottonian Kingdom, swaying the ooroand dash its breins ent, had I so sworn, must either abolish slavorv, destroy the meroo of the world, and thamaelres the as you’re done to this!” [Long condo­ Union, or content bernelf,'wlth pclltieal chivairic fonaders! Ths revolution waa ned spplauM, with much excitement.] inferiority In the Union! Many of ths Order! order! cries the speaker, Mr. Southern Statea meditated, as the reme­ Darts haa tbe fluor. Mr. Daria, with a dy, gradual emancipation. But there moved to instruct the committee to ... 0> that was the on kindest .-.•x •was one Stale which had always bated Mr. WigfHl, eountenanev, walks democratic institutions, (and Indeed bss tariff Mr. Koh with hand extended, the tariff lea Mm not adopted them to this day,) which had win follow, wad______ _ _____ _ hated the the revolution and had been our revolution I (It ia not the firat lima go, thy people shall be my pee pls, tby dragged Into It by forae. That State God my God!" They shake hands, was South Carolina! She waa not wil­ All rise and all shake hands, pledging ling to give up an Institution which grat­ world has Buffered from her too yielding mu teal fidelity to their treasonable eause! ified ber teodenclee to an aristocracy,— They adjourn 1 Couriers start foe all She therefore preferred to break up the When they had thus “Instructed the Union aa the remedy. Calhoun took the lutions and tbs glad tidings of that mem­ lead in this treaaonabla work. But be Southern mind" and “fired the Southern orable satiny. The Govsmore do, too aaw that bo could not unite the South in heart,” Mr. LIneeIn is elected by the con­ Ihlthfolly, the bidding of those, their any such attempt. The reroliition was stitutional votes of the people This Is masters ! They seize upon tho forts and too fresh in their memories. Its benefits their miserable pretext for ‘‘precipitating arsenals and upon thn telegraphs. And and blessings too numerous and too ap­ the Cotton States into a revolution.”— then coramsncod that system of lying, parent. The very men who had fought South Carolina secedes—then another unparalleled in the history of fntamy/ The and bled in that glorious struggle were cotton State—then another, &e. Every moment the telegraph wires are yet alive. They loved to gather about Border States, which are more interested laden with false dispatches, favoring their wltinvoUrti—lives of this Mr right I their lire*idee and with titoir children to in thia slavery Question, refuse to eecMe. Mr. Hunter, of Virginia, eomns forward treasonable ends I Allow me to mvs fight over again tbe bloody battles of that instance, by way of Illustration: My bloody war. Talk to these men of de­ colleague fe the Arkansas Convention, And hero against tba Govern meat. stroying a Union whieb they had cement, received • dispatch, purporting to have ed with their beat blood. Calhoun was, come from his wife In Fort Smith, teltherefore, forced to look about him for a great mistake in not taking the Border State mon into their Intimate counsels.— a scheme by which he eould get South Hunter, In all innocence, let the ‘catoot.* Carolina out of the Union—alone and by They had not instructed him folly In bls eerself. To this end bo started bis cele­ day that it waa thought that we would brated doctrines of “State-rights,” and part of the programme. What was his vote on the ordnance. He brought tbe plan of eompromise 1 He represents a man! “concurring majorities.” Perhaps soms dispatch to tun. 1 replied that It made State that owns more negroes than any of you are not aware of what be meant no difference to me If the people bad by thia latter doctrine. Allow me to explain. He held that a majority of Cotton Statoe combined. Surely be will lua is my the votes in Congress should nut prevail see that slavery is protected, if Indeed, rife’s name to this di but it is unless that majority wascompaaed of a ou concurring majority of each State. Or, ala ciation could poaaibly be hurled on an ntelegraph her, and see if she bad indeed fortunate wight that than fistal^ppellativo sent the dispatch. He accordingly aaked “D—nd Abolitionist I" Virginia fifteen, and the entire fifteen her If she had telegraphed Min. She repoint st once — be (and here ’ s a thread from Virginia fovor a measure which on­ This is but cue of manyupon whieb hangs a tale) — proposes that ly four, or a minority ef the tan from there bo h»« PretitU»lt— one from each South Carolina favor, the measure should sectioe ! Another Border State man Nor was this spirit, which marked the not pass. Because thia would bo equiva­ lent to Virginia ruling South Carolina.— cornea forward and seeks—what 1—to se­ caucus ia Washfogtan, confined to it. It cure slaves from threatened danger 1 No characterised every Convention in the eould not look upon a But that there should be a concurring airs; but that we have aluAtalt Pruidenlt South. Thn Arkansas Convention ia in majority from each State—a majority of seesfon. A bill, an infamous bill is offer•.he ten from South Carolina In favor of fathers were advised of Um interests—all the recollections of the i end all my »>pes of the future ideati with the Sooth, It la with heartfelt at •till nay fellow^itiaeaa. Sadist’ JJuintM SJirtctcrjk tothufeor.d ^-•Prrti uw They abuse the latter. No careful reader of history, fellow- the measure before it should become a I citizens, has failed to remark that ambi­ This was very plausible in theory, and bid fair from Its plausibility to entrap reeled, yet when disappointed and per­ tbe people of the United States, and to verted, it becomes the most fearful in­ commit them to a doctrine which If it strum ent of crime. And, in all constitu­ did not acknowledge the right of Sodlb tional legislation, it becomes a matter of tbe gravest importance, Wo to direct and restrain the political ambition of a cuuniny ber if she chose to secede. For what would have been the result bad wa ac­ effected only by wltb- knowledged the doctrine f A law is pas­ motive and the means sed. All the votes in Congress, perhaps, fof overthrowing tbe government. Lol me illustrate. The English government. Una! We will not allow one State to rule all the rest, when the thing ia broeght praeticsbly before us. We paw the Inw ambitious, for the overthrow of the despite the failure of South Carolina to throne. Her monarchs are hereditary. concur. She secedes. But we era com­ When tba throne becomes vacant, by mitted. Wo hare acknowledged that death or otherwise, public opinion ia so raged Soo th Carolina. one, I think bar monaraha were elected C. rtMItOLE, the aspirations of all—the rich and the poor alike. Only one candidate of FRANK ALLEN, T?w.tgg»?T.c—ggja granted either of tbeee roqueeta, we might hare poolponed thia war of political am­ bition. But certainly by no compromise looking merely to the Interests of slavery. This war, then, is but history repeating itoeir. It vm a necessity I It waa inev- lag and guilt stricken Abolitionist!" Thank' their honor. He sits down and Mr. John­ “Abolitionist I" from being identified son, of Desha, rises in reply. “Sir, in times like those, gentlemen should not be carrying around any such commodi­ ties as oosciencee. Sir, we are on no mis sionary expedition, but in a mighty rev­ o popular favor and popular esteem1 olution ; to talk of conscience is ill-timed Another one of their arywmnUr waa be cry of “D—nd eubmfoeioalal I" Ifa nan dared to tel) the troth, be waa a ply to Mr. Fiebbeck. "Sir, I am sur- ■D—odanbmiMionbtr If a man dared prieed.to hear gentlemen talking of cuoKMnct in an hour like thia I Wa, are air, In tbe midst of war—on the eve of a “aubmismouistr TMa mighty revolution—and In titase like that, I aiAahamed U aa tlicse, fontismen should leave their eoo- euse thio question iu the spirit of philoso­ phy, and not in the spirit of the partixnn) in the South, andpo long as its tendency is to retard the progress of the South, and to give the North tbe political pre­ ponderant thus closing the door upon the aspirations of Southern politicians, will the bo tbs elemtnU of die-1 eerd in our midst! Such, then, is,fa »y judgement, the origin ofthis war. What has been its history 1 From its incep­ tion to tho present moraent,ril has shown home! What a startling annouoenmenti Leave our conscience- at home! Sirs, I predicted then, aa I predict now—I do it fagton in Dooamber, I860, .walked up to impelled by my sense of lustioe; 1 do It the snored volume of God’a Holy Truth, Impelled by my sense of tbe fitness of little negro boys, evidently engaged aa things; X do it impellsd by my belief in How oan we then, the power of truth—I do it impelled .by stitutioo, whose overthrow they were my belief in the existence of a God—1 even then Meditating I Bearocly had that do it Impelled by the teachings of all ence get tbe people committed to bis doctrine. But thank Gof, tho people were nert so guillible. They repudiated both ereeds. He, however, strenuously hellion—passing resolutions calling upon contended for them, and fa 1832, when a their Governors to scire the United Stales tariff was passed in which South Carolina forts and arsenals, and the telegraph I— did not concur, bo threatened noliifica tion. on this very ground. But Jackson swore—and South Carolina got scared ’ Nullification fell etill-boenr and two larger oma pat ting thgoi roan ret ively alt the back—say lug. “Bill’s no cowards 1 know him wall P “Wall IU there was a frown upon bls coutiinnanre bs d—bd if Dmk wso’t fight, you may and a curse fa his hand 1 And that curse b«t your bottom dollar that Dick’s no _yiU Ml, inevitably, erusbingly, over­ whelmingly, fall upon a eause conceived fa aueb iniquity, and sweep it so utterly from sxistenoe that annihilation iteclf when I saw there two little negroes led will wonder that II ever was. fato a fight (foe they did fight) by «aah of thia war 1 RBooS^K1? Shall 1 tell the Arkansas -Litis did I think that 1 wan deatiood cfothe nrotectine wines Ci?wbaTlhe oeoduel of thia ineiabed the msaaa. Aeoordmgiy Rom. principle of truth, of justice, W religion -or u£ humanity have they not outraged ? hythaomy. the greatest, freeet, happiest goveromw on earth—: roopectively �NEWS 1 Gta. McClellan might tare been tta hutaatic choice fur the next Presl­ ey. But tta plan jmx havataee ty ; it certainly waC'ItMtatanaMir J ,, nut carried out. Jtefl»jflw*x,l good or fur evil, flMR ffolfly I h the great ttrurxlefl* tta iflaflM] >wn himself, withfe taf >*4 would not last an hour—no (fl eould last an bnur, if its people! submit to the law* • : Anelhec part of this tbe stMtotarn besrt," was flbbly i and alm* New England and M vtitirc North I They taught thi voice of every member present sei and that mm had Mgrwata poreoe ■ isarswTSfflFtewtes? a secret Unlou Aaee- JVBglbht,—Itai are er lu.IKKi member* of wealthy end influ- i Itotee me laff De zaKrSSSSTii’:' i to* .v^vM bieathsj New England atmosphere Xtavp earac laetad ope* a Naw Eeglaad Jwadwoyi.. I tape •ever, e«ao sympaihiaed witFNew England politics, or^Ne* England religioiw-yeU never have, and W»etaU,per«U4»y p4>di«9iaaa tonajraw my mind, pa to blind any judjpmoat to Now England merit! In piaqr, In learning, in industry, in aaMM^s^.i* *11 tta eUmeeta jtbali go । to •swMBeCHtatitantatalj treated.- _8taM tta A*r*h *ad -«ni mad still anti! ta io attended twl -G^e film » court maitaL or a CammiUea =ef In­ quiry, Ifta wanta it; shoot him orSlnaton-T-yilictavee i* found M ba ta faak— du any lhtag l*.r«a*nft that b**a*tafaae; bat let in go *n meanwhile with more ?»Mjni«‘*t'»il 'w«r attta vary tbresb- prseaingMd impostetagnattara. ^.“ .J at one Ums did intended 1) ,Aud J<1 ?*»-»*• w‘r “»«. Jbad rn bringing on tta w. how up. -.Did ta'doilt Go'and ask blm did they repay, all. these cuBceaaiMs to down there In Tenda**ed,gwod4>sturedlv muua system of Legislation, Uray forced gCM. out to fight dear battle* while they remained at hams to reap all tta benifit, .Mid to shirk all lha r*spoq»iblliliMl ' And nqw, too, efts rail tMs defereooe.to their demands, and this infiunoua ingrat­ itude and ; treaetary on -thair. .part, they, hare th* aaeuranoa to ask - you to assist them in re-estebli/hlag this aco/’ ursed iastitatioa in your midst after the war) .What unparalleled inpudsoce! What man 4* all the South *n lost- to all honor, and all self respect as ttak b* does not feel bie very inmost soul boil, with a just indignation at tba vary ideaSirs, tbe man that would consent to wear such a yoke another day, deserves blmaelf to b* a slave! Let ua be men I Letos pledgeeternal hostility to this graalaat enemy, ofbur peace and prosperity. Itet us never sheath tba award .until every trace ef slsvery is wiped out finally and forever I Never waa there a more favcrable moment! Let ua but be equal to the ocnaaion 1 Let us but be true to odradres and to our country 1 Let ua ria* toe full *ppr«hen*lao of the demand* bf the hour! ,Tta hand of Gud will bo with oal Tba approval of Gud will re yard us! Millian* yet unborn will thank in!. A groat, a heppr, a disenthralled country, redeemed and regenerated will be dor.eternal monument 1-.. ly E«lwiU*n I It ia not surprising that a eai*s*e><ie*iv*d in such Iniquity, and sup­ posed by such feeble prop*, is an soon cnxeblieg i* row! Tta wonder is that 41should hs v* lasted even so long 1 0-.,Apd aow-wbu i» Oca Dutt 1 Nsgre.slavery, bayond all question has tana -tta occasion of all this war and wo 1 Bta Hcpwelnvery i* dead I Haret in leteri,- । itar K-'/J<ta*fa aeunoe! . ■ ■ And that fetal shaft was seat bythe han J •f-ltaee:Wh* boasted itawisalves, par "COSVESTtON. > to&Nanct, tta tasmpion* of slavery 1 The Lrrru Ropx. January SI, 18M. J question ttaa for us to decide ia stall n* Ceu Wn. M.Fs«mc£ gro da very ta resurected I Never, nraer, Dear Sir: I have been diroetedta lira Convention of Delegates of the pawpls Ata. yah FaBow ettasna, strange to of Arkansas, now in session, in this city, any there ban effort being made to re- to inform you they have unanimously **l*bU»h this danger our inslitutio* in our adopted a resolution requesting yfyou for publication, a copy of the speech dalir*rtaM withdraws 15 And Stanger Mill th. by you at Littla Reck, on the 31st, of PrwdsstMirin itself ia being, taede aub> Oetotar. 1863. aerv ia*4 to ahi. ead! It is desired that yoa.CMnp.ly with thia ■ Th, ProdamaSion etnancipaiM eely request al your earliest oonvesraoc*. the olavee, now in the Stales to which it Vary Ra*p*ctfollr, Yours, fee. appheas but fsHs lo affect those which ,.ll T. WHITE, See’y. ofCoa may. ta thought tare from Misentwi. ‘ftnueesn, Keatueky. dee., to which states UtateWdi eaply. ttar Mthiealk Oar Guostiiution prnbib.ts our Legislature firwta aaaMtpating seeb. Yet these men are teaching the people that the Prodsnotion jbialiy settles tba qua.lion, in or­ der to lull ttam into a false security, and • to prevent M>y amendment to oor conelitutioc. Tba* they hope to make Ar kwawM the racoptade of tbe alaves and alsvMowner* of these unomandpated lit rs axxxw ora raw or Gon, akd go statw! Bui we antral prevent it! Asa roavaeD wiTnot-T rasa aan with maxit aianrinnter 1 asy, w* must prevent it!— KlAjrn.—Abrnho* Lrural*. Wo villprevent it! ’ ■ Sira^woder-whal-oblfgatioua ar* vou to alavery or to the slave-holder V For Tta Green Bay Adeocalt, is a partisan more than a century, you have dsferred to Ata rights although laimieal to ymj£ own Democratic paper of much ability and In defiervnee to hio rights you have, for groat influence, owned and edited by more than aa hundred years, tolerated an ex-Lieut. Governor Charles Robinson of Institution that waa a burden upon your Wisconsin. It Is opposed to the Adtniuonergie. and a blight upon vour very best iitralion of Mr. Lincoln. It only differs intorevt! Ia deferaeM to Au righto you hare deprived yourself and your country from the other Democratic papers in of Hallway * and other Internal improve­ possessing more candor and a more earn­ manto! In deference to hit rights you est loyalty. It is what may properly bo have oeea your children grow np around called a War Democraticjournal. HASTDTGB BAHNEB. sad dlecouraged in every effort at Edu cation! In deference to hit rights you have noeo the poor ef yoor country redaeed to* social position, deiptaed by even the vefy sieve of his wealthy shveholding neighbor! All this von have permitted end tolerated, in deference tn the righto of abocKoMS si» /f/?y of your no*h»r! '■ ■ Yet how have they deferred tn your righto? Ah! would for the honor el the human raos, that History might new snmj^; ' • When, pMumirg upon y our tolerance Our object ia thus introdneing tbe Green Bay Advocatt, ia that the reader may more fully appreciate the article below, from that paper. In reference to Gen. McClellan. It will bo seen .thnt while tbe Editor of tta Adtoeah evince* tbe highest regard fer MeClellan’e mili­ tary talents and, rather than otherwise endorses his military plan*—while he does not taaitate to dedar* “that ta ia a msn of unsurpassed abHIty," he is not blind to the true nalurd of bis course, they would still fortbi-r tax yonr patience since bisyemoval from the Army of the and, deaf to the appeals alike ef gratitude Potomac, indeed,the strictures upon that ait^afhamenity, wuuM drag you into a ortiel and relentless war fer thtir peculiar course, leads tbe reader to Imply that tbe benefit, and if bt the exercise of the most wrinfr sees under the ©over of those acts, inkaluable right of tbe freeman you dared professiont and affiliations a covert and to' Wft wp your vriee In deprecation of so inherent dialoyalty. We would especially said a calamity, they spurned vou as “ahdirect attention to that portion of tba re­ eiltiowisL’’«d tbraatdhed yMi with a halter! Nay more they even assayed to deprive you of tba ntoet sacred rights of tte A reari cab chrxnn! Eighteen bun­ drad fteemen of tba State of Arkansas choae me to rapraae«t them In their State Oa®v.wtiwi sad boeuM they dared to * __________ j_______ __ ._ vsr, I w»e threatened, even before 1 took my east with tbe fate ef a convicted culprit? Ereo before I reached chhrrity 1 was seiomtrfy warned by no lees an efiriel Wan tbe Secretary of State, not to come ta «®r e»»m»hn ca'ohal or I wuold beta*’ AwdMtaalraaeMtM.pl.ee I waw iMdAntaM! *»* ell the mat ice. and dB Nw terrors of a cowardly AVtswceCtaMHteel And vet spin marks of tta Adrocoit, in wMefrthe con­ duct of McCtcDmle contrasted with that uf Hooker, Popo. Burnside, McDowell, Roeecran* and Seat:; uWe have been reading the prominent /iseages in the report ol Geo. B. McClelan. They ar* tbe paseage* which are selected by «ueh paper* as th a New York WtaM. and ether* favorable to him, to give him tbe very best show before American dthrnp*. ‘They have convinced u«,*inewely, tta: he la a man of unsorMSMd milhsry sHHty. Hie hitter of February 3d, J8M. to Secretarv Stanton, setting forth tta plan ef the Fenltadar ssmpgtai aa ta would hare tad H, Is ■ . • !^e« -T • 'n v- Jy ,har . ►"“.I’’. .ei^BiigLAoikft authority tip Jeff Dsvie-^lta-saurdar ef asveral uftar craw under elftataltaae* ofWtatoh itieataNpvaiSotitia.f ■ <1 erraltiti .']* tree elftWied by tta *ymp«ihtl*g a WahiMfii/wKAW EA. Mrttis al’the tbA tta veefe! aU smoking He tdgar ataer tta shadow ef Lookout Mountain. John Ptope. as brave .cargo, werc legal prixai to.'tbp Cutifcdera fighting man as ever IfePd; never had ate Sista, and ttay employed Munerl to new tnta Breckinridge and esWiota tae-tandfeth. part of tta thw*. tbe favor, r.W > 'W nraist tta claim uf her owner* fer rest! fhiAh.r, t the jiatlmt waiting, which wa* given iMoClsUan 'to So sotnelbtag with1 tbe tatlsn'to ttata." ; T!ie cata 'hg*' tattt' cfo Kedtodtr, ,'Army of tta Putoumo—did he fell back, trial! fur some time, at llal^tax, !C. “8., Kandt . in 'aiglum and crosa, and demand that nothing and on the 10th insL Judge Stewart ££>*• ■tauld be done until b. was'avenged f- made a desreo that both veseel* and oarHenartte from the command of a great go should be restored to tta owners, army to a mere Indian border -war,'a* Eily a* though it were a fcofidsy exeur«. ■ Burnside did tat cope with' LAngW*» !•<> Mjjt.lU Impreaatap xtreet st Ftadevleiisburg, arid Was sum­ W** ll*t tbq,pri*eii^qwr .Qjotbgrl^Bd marily aentewky j'tat be seught smithwa*tobave be«n fit tta as. a p^iaUpw. •r trial and *ktu him hard knocks at bad she reached Mobil*, a Knoxville. MeDuwell. the earliest vic­ ' ' MlLUrUMl<W0 there pre eatw<«p io b«b<4 d4Atfbor.aru»atint uf ill-luek, has been vainly urging, ftMin EugSt. Her cargo.cost. Al ever since,’not ibe soderoemtal of-his plans at Bull Run. but a commend to a lory owntiU. ef. Eufield rifles, lead once more at the rebel army. Rbaearqiv.duth, tamt*, ahweyU ale. - Seta uf orans, the beloved of all. Wba XM blown . From interoepted letters in .Vjramia coatly parlor fotuiiturs for Jeff. Dario out after Chickamauga, a* you would blow outs penny candle, referred to the It has been ascertained that sverct Onion and Secretary Mallorj , from nJmirora JEFFER3O8 FARMER,<««u Ag’t. iH ,tfip ;Cnrubor. droggiat, iMtced- of! th* Government,'1 afeorislions. exist In that State, num bar­ in Eygland, briict Pl xAsnrxcTow or.'' \ J about the opium question. Even 8o>lt, ing over] 0,000 pcwMig, oom* of lisctn p. o.»feta*iMn. » CMewtanU tbe greatest General living, wbo we* set composed dr wealthy and InflqrqpaJ chiTta 'taldlet*’ Yettag BUI. ' AGF.NT* WAKTHD-TSnraxtaw* M»haside gently but firmly, take* hte morn­ xeus^whu have banded theoioelves.to- ,r .. x_—_ wi— ing walk* tn the Fifth avenue, and If be rather and are biding f ' The Ugielaturo *d Michigan did a good doesn't encourage ta doesn’t discourage union tnoveminL Jqt rr.—.-Tnirr—rn thing whan ibjy passed the bill allowing tbs attempts we ar* making to save this ed of the existence of these Unym asso­ tba brute soljicra id thia State the pri ti country. ' • ciation*, u»d sent out bls sacrct agent* to lego of toting. For tta pe*engw ef this The Great French Up to ths advent of Meade, every watch them. Sonar of the suspected Hi «S*uro tJA lbanks-of tta-lrieud* of war ADAM General who La. bad command uf the parlies have have, been arrested. country are dite to ll.>*. 6. W_ Fira ler. Army ef tba Potatoxe, has taon-rvHeved The telegraph statea that.the .rebel tbe able SansUw fruni Eaten Qwnty.— Tbe Mir ereSatasM Mfe for ah Dterfrom it under circumstances which they army has been largely reinforced By re­ Ur. Fowler labored Itad end fait Mb Uy • Utetraciirara. Monthly Uifireltir*. Jnvgnteriprobably did not regard as flattering: — cruits, and that Loe has been joined . by in tl>e fees of the greatest oppttaiiun, to But of ifi.crt all, there ha* been only one 30.000 of these forced levies. Tho nu- have tbe -measure px»»«d, and Anally tad who has tiDdcrtakea te ieflict bia wrongs merieal force of Longetre^ta army is l-th*grauficaU>>o to ata it become a Jaw—If they war* wrongs—upon tbe coun­ placed at 45,000. The rebel programme Had it mil been fer his bard work with try. That on* i* Geo. B. McClellan. He is, for Longstregt to be strengthened with lira CmuWUlee (avecy ooeri win**, exask* the country to take untie, that not new recruits, and make a rigorous attack cepb himself, wa* opposed to tar ing a lew only hi* military plane tat bis ideas aa on Eastern T«uie»»»o, while Breckinridge ot'the kind-enacted.) MfL Ja ihp bcaate, to the policy ef war, are different,Irotn and Buckner era again to invade Kenthose which have been purxnodv 41* pub- tacky—the. promised land of rebeldoiu, -lisbee old letters to tbe ProeidcaL - . He wWw»WwfjDiw jSg Off^rsTrom’ lta front think 'that tbe charges Stanton, tbe existing Secretary of War, with baviagiDenaived. at hie de­ ropds ln vffgtnia, will eoqa dry up, and feat and the destruction of tbs army. He that (ta retartefees will make a direct advocates the election >uf a ma*.to th* aitnok oi. Gen. Mead., to dthe him, if G>. crt-orabip of PeanayIvanin wbo de­ possible, into the defense, ef Washing­ cides that tbe draft ia ooeoustitutieuaL—’ ton. , A bother opinion is expressed to AnAho permits himself to be framed as the effect, that Lee win ' again make an tbe Presidential oandtdata of tta Fer­ exlenaive forav Into Pennsylvania, and if MORTGAGE SALE. A « nando Woods, tbe Vallsndigbama, and ar tacked will fight pitched battle* on a all ths other dead weights hanging on this line afsafe ralreaL war. It U one of tta fatalities which . Indications are accumulating, of a vig­ seem te attend that class of priitipana. orous, sharp and decisive spring wmthat they are making a caadidate of that paign, and decisive spring campaign, and kind. So long as Uray keep control uf in all probability operation* will be cum, d. u. Bvurn, tbe Democratic party, eo long will Ivbe ineoced early. A Furtraee Monroe dispatch gives a fiirtber list uf Union prisoners escaped AK3H HAY, from Richmond, but. no Michigan men Tta Tlfoergaatsen Disorganised. , The constant readers of our paper pre are reported. (On ay mmh. is Irvlag.) sa< Straw reePate by Reeolutions hare tmanlmuualy passed net u naw at * of th* University .troubles, tire Colorado Legislature recommending RmitaFab. tkIMl irbU * or lb* persisont attempt* of a few unprin­ .s------------ Ltamfin. Hew Advertisements. cipled er grosaly deluded disorganizers calling themselves th* "Alumni of tta University,** to ruin that Institutiva un­ ' Vioksburg fcmtraevlously. made, that occupied Jackson, TIE HUT UIIE HUMAN MISERY. less its entire control eould ta given up JorFalCAW. fo a to a man wbo has rendered himself ob­ treats may be soon anticipated An that noxious to a very large portion of the quarter. Dispatches from Western Virginia in­ educational men uf Michigan. That'$la*s dicate groat activity oo'tbe part uf tho uf man worsbiper* of whom w* speak, rebels, on ths line <4 the V irghiia and would tare tad much mor* influence with Tennessee Rrailroad. They are either tbe people, bad they CMifined themselves preparing for au attack or for immedi­ . to fiair sod honorable means ia attempt ate offensive movement. Advices from Washington stataihat ing to gain their unhallowed end*. The Gen..Meade is te retain command pT.tbe Detroit papers sold themselves body Army of tho Potomac fur soother cam­ and aoul, so to speak, to these disorgan­ paign at least. Mr. Con nee created a izers, and became the medium* ef con­ sunsatiou in tho Seaale, by urging upon veying to the publie, falsehood* and mis- tbe Government the importance ol im­ mediately sending a fl«vl of war vessels reprtwcntalions, of facts, and the grossest to tbe Pacific Coast It is alleged that personal abuse of the old Hoard of Re­ the Government Las received iutoiligaooe gents and of ail others who did not war­ that rebel privateers bare beau fitted out ship tbe something more than man—Tap in Asiatic porta, to commit depredations on our ouuameros on the Pacific seaboard, pen. • i’sara were entertained that Hau Francis, Bnt all this has availed them nothing, co would bo tueuacta. the peopla of Michigan are not entirely It ia staled thaLaevaral hundred copies dependent lor ttair knowledge of feats of the President's Amnesty Proclama­ upon these journals which have -no per- tion, had been sent into Gen. Lea's army aratently endeavored to conceal them; and during the past week, the v^jef which has been seen in iasreascid.AMertion*. the new Bcaad of Regents, fresh from the The escaped L'uiun officers from Rich­ people, partaking uf their feeling* and meed have been granted 30 days leave desires,and knowing their wishes, have of absence to visit their friemta. . Report from Vicki' -a— placed ttair official heel upon the beta of Sherman has < ’ the reptile crushing out Its ream. without opposition* Jt is pho russorol At the recent session of tbe Board a that the rebel G«o. Polk ia in Sherman's most gigantic effort on the part uf a few rear, but this lacks confirmation. Individuals was put foph, to cause tbe re- KaAtal Car* of Bomtaal Vofteras. er Hparraat anta*. jpAooad by Haif-Abwe*. Jevoiaourv Emlwiona. Tmpvtaaey. Xrrvtma Debility. aaoO a paralta route from Victaberg.', and ih —« U« wwk, for Ik. p»| toerecll fewMiag or-weC. We barm* ^^very ssOUfkctory a« prwaBdmgw M'edeobMC I iH'oTlhcir deUbmtluaS *«l liberal toward lha county andl eat*. .But thee* are mature el prepta most judge. It 1*. be] Jia accordance with our jde»| judgement or good policy to ri tomtare decided, back tojl orttbwWwnlijbteninf tta® up© vArweuadeAand it'tta p"l tn submit lb. que.t]<mto th. tba Countj thu spring, open ties to .erect a huildisg 30 bj ewStraot'to exceed H.000. N I tiens ata made a* to whether 0 ia »’be of wore). bride, atone, usuo. A emnhtee..ef U>rM qxiinlsd, she, in case of a vote I iing it, are to make a plan and! -titae and 1st by contract til ipetting up scab building. W11 anutber occasion, e«me rem* W* biv. recired the repeiM •pstrortic and charitable orpmtr^H -the ia.l Dor month, of th. •which bong, tbe poblitaed nbe eotnruiaaion up to January Th. report is very full, and giv-^l ^formation that esn be drill mvney rreeipta for these four were »M.740 20, -h.ch mclude M profits of tho Northwestern 1H expeoditerea f..r the aanie titM ♦47,891 85, of which *39.511 ■ for euppllo* to the boenitala. ■ this aanie time tho G»nS|Ia»ion ■ raived 5,097 boxea from tho variH SorieUes, and has .hipped 12,29 ■ to Vickaburg. Helens, MemphUH lhTT>'fwori4^raw^d’ wfbor, la tbla admirable Louiaville, Libby Prison, RkB I^arenworth, Kansas, NashvilleB Iraeiara. atari; provea from hia own experience,. era Virginia, Camp Butler, SprH Chattanooga and Paducah, Ky ■ whole number ri bnxe. shipped ■ Commie*i<’n. "P * January. I fl 28,618. All the Item* ot-1^ ■ and wpewditarva are glw* 1” dvtfl gather with a list nf the article* f ■ ed, end tbe si.urcc from wbenctl hex ata every deilsrhe. bee* ft| The Soldiers’ H«m ft Cairo i*| the care of the Northwestern Gj eioa, which durit< tbte* four mo*| entertained 15.58# teldlara, and fl ed Utem HAM m*1*i Tta Nwib*a*tera Coenmtataa] the mtot rigid scrutiny into ttair wl of taatoeea, their reoripH wd ml mrm. anfrrinfarm th* public that taotaaad room* araalway* oped MUWABD enwta a* m*aaem«er*a Fued. fir. aulra htavs McFhwwrat'e pentotMM. Each col. *** was Mjmileo ta«. ... . . Tta Irtne etok^p (ta Yaaoo wee .(*■ Aaw^o. Ariic Mr <U Fbtu-Pwoo* Bmteiso.—The I �CHANI CHANCERY ORD1 -TrtWtti o, CHANCERY OR BEIL flfiiiTnn i^i )nii>a t—। JZfSJtZSSi Fta*-Pwoo» Bciu iKisr1 *’*••*“ *v-«* n.,i- 1 I. T wtlituMj wonrj bf afidwit *a Cl. I thte ssim*. that d>* Mors sastod Sites dsnti I •WMNMry bad they been pub The Board wire undoubtedly •flheir proceedings cod very s«m* <T7*l■ ■■■4™ —■ - •.• -—? 0 open violation of the alatul* whieb quires the Board ol Supervisor* to pub ^Ture^ ^Ish thvir proceeding*, than it would have hoesttu euavmee the people-that the reaplt’of.their' deliberation* wa* wise and » — * - - I. L.KI. L—irk .V Hberdl toward the county and its intereaU. But thane are mature of which the people most judge. It is, however, not unaccordance with our idea* of good judgement or good,policy to refer a ques­ tion oocc decided,' back to . the people, CHANCERY ORDER. wrttbubt errlighteuing them upon any point PT If you want Tin Wart, Butta snd Screws, and other artidea uf Hardwart cheaper I ban the casapcat, go to Grant'*. ■or even giving a plan or specification in to the proposed building. A* wo understand it'the proposition i* t<x submit jthe question to ths voter* of CHANCERY ORDER. tbe County thia spring, upon a propod ties to erect a building 30 by 50 at a ewUtmnfto exceed 84.000. No specifies lien* are made a* to whether the building i* »o'be of wood, brick, stone, gravel or •iron. A committee of three were ap ijMiintod, who, in case of a vote authoris- i iing it, are to malto a plan and specificationa and lyt by contract the Job of (putting up suob building. We defer to souther occasion, some remark* upon tbs wants ef ibe County, present and prospective r*Ulive to the safety of its IMPORTANT AND TRUE! llyw jtlfcrUg with that dread diassM, Xss- W* bavs'reeeired iht report of thia •patriotic and eharrtable organization for CHANCERY SALE Rhe laetfoer months uf the year 1863, TATE or MfCniOAN.-Tba C.rcnit Cosrt far tbe eonnty of Barry, It Cbarteery. O. H^aUaJtg, QsaqtUvmlt, ■which bring* tho publiebed Reports of| •th* commission up to January, ISC-4.— I Ths report ia very full, and gives all the | S Juparfw stfformatinn that can ba desired. Ila I tarmay receipts fur these fvur month* | were 384.740 20, which includes the net | MORTGAGE SALE. profits of the Northwestern Fair; it* expenditures f«r tbe same time were 347,801 85, of which 839.511 46 was Mathew's (hacalate Wera Drops ! for supplies to the hospitals. During BEVETt Ml to dntrey and exlcrminaie all thia same time the Commission has re­ kiads of IniwUna) Worm*. Are perfectly reliable in all case*, and far acperi rto aay ud all of tbe ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ceived 5.097 boxes from the various. Aid Societies, and has shipped 12,298 hexes DVERTISEMENT. to Vicksburg. Helena, Memphis, Cairo, Louisville, Libby Prison, Richmond, Leavenworth, Kansas, Nashville, Westr W1 era Virginia, Cemp Butler, Springfield, Chattanooga and Paducah, Ky. Tbe OM Mg.XRCK STREET 15 THIS OITT, And oorWle inrite my old caatomm and friends In Kent sbd skeining conntie*, io renew tbeir whole numbpr.-ef boxes shipped by the Commission, up to January, 1864, is 28,618. All the items n£.these receipts and expeoAHwrre ara flmm In detail, to- I gather with a' list of the arttclgs parches- J ed, and the Stotrce from whence every box sad every dollar.has been received, rzi^s^asr-*-**JOHN H VAX lUlAr. ■».!.. ■ i Dated, Anpiat M,'IMS. de*)* . Th* shore sale ia bervbr postponed to Uta Mb The Soldiers' Hneve tt Cairo is under j the care of tbe Northwestern Com m i*,- < AtniiNiemuTon's entertained 15,582 soldiers, and ftrnish- Xetica h hereby | ed than 51,562 meals. The Northwestern Commreeion itevite the Bioel rigid scrulMy into Cbair method of bushiMOf their receipt* and expendi­ tures, and Inform the public that their hooka and r<M>ma are always open to invntlgiltewi sreeoeAdant that the •eooomy, syetsra imd fidelity of their trqpaactUae will aol suffer by cestpari- aqn With Ibase of say of oor beet bBsinees t sale. �■ki'isiXi r..^. J^agulaivr DMMqrxijriitofag. 'tWac'B'XX.vo '. ' ~| m.. vm. ..jUK/DIGESTIVE ORCHIS. 'ft* nfoMMk, ST3SVXNI .m .,>•■ | ilt.lastittjsSam STOMACH IBfrOBJ^MDMTAT Y»m AT BAtTlMM, BAHMT COOM'TT, 11 ; : BriTlCES. Vwe MkV\s fokXrk. e\ire aD. ftttVw W* U,” kM\ a* a remedkaV atfcaX—a > <*•<* Stomach: Liver and Bowel* He^w\aX©Y ©J *Cae *u*tam. X\ve DvXxow* AxaAwtta o^^oc.'WmA axvd Sou\kAkere tax*, S°» a kHML taw-, beexx mwc\x weeded, aa artiAc o\ *^?t=S22,T5=.-4tr Wet Afoot*, January, 1864, $3,002,556.39 J5& taken m Vro^r ^wawXAw,*, and at Xke \trc^xr Vme, aw a »\wc \\wacxdw t ©S Bjlioue Fever, Fever and J±gue, Liver Complaint, (Lyspepsxa, TnaLigeetion, Jaundice, t Kidney Complainie, atxA aW ixuabu ©5 a *waxlar 'nature. GOODS I r.lkln tne. vlta.,1 Del,,. X A. SVTEEZET. Agent (MllOmS) R.J. GRANT! are covn^toecd ©5 rare and V-okver^vd. root* and \xexk*, wktak. make Vnem ^VvnyX,^ ^otvvc. Dr 'Dokoek'* ftXovwae.\< "B'tXXoea -I CAN SELL­ HASTINGS art \\\t ^or non oapooindnood by irregular action entire and iKroUro organa. I'craona offeeMo toblljlabk to ton Lv*w x/t^iriOmdFm tno»y^u*Ubisjfcint is stool eooduaire, both sexes. z Dr. Hobaekk . ftXOWvDuC\\ 'BX.VU-YS i»m«n of thane Orreu require, !KKT!C. HF.LMBOLD’8 &TR1 rHE GREAT DIURETIC, and I AT THE MfidM." Pom TW»c ’BVXXe.va IN MT LINE OF TRADE; DRUG STORE!!! Come and See !! %ar>e \k.c \\oor maw maxxxj Doctark DAV*. Dr. 'Baokoekk . * Roberts & Striker, B. HKLMBOLD, Chemist. aibTanthat,tol. Cbeatant, Fbtt Cocrraarnn axo Vnrmnarts cdearor to diapore V<hir«rt »lit tiaivi h ■ new end most completo amortment of we HVAE JUST RECEIVED are. rtcXt tnaft'i 8o\act an& Corn^o^. Dr. Hokack'* ft\ovc\a.c\v mm^orata \ke vxak a\xd AtkWtXataA. DKCGI AMD MEDICINES, ^Chemicala, Palatfa OUe, Cam Dr. TiLokack'* ftXoxwixcXv 'BVXXe.es mi dwvfrc a\»a\^ mt\axxtko\^ and. make. Tlax^c <a\o^b\c. GROCERY, M WM, Eating a- yOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUBP08ES,ONLTUei Billiard Also a fall stock ef IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. GROCERIES of rax f-njy .VO ladixx. Weaieokaep onh^fagnod nasortaMot of ' AUaraaya for Claiaoassts, BURDICI BTXECT/ Ol’POSITI THE HO«TOHHCa KALAMAZOO. MICH. jgEING UcooMd aad duly antberixod ja.GJBXVX-B, II. WRIGHT, TTOBXr.r »a4 COUXHELWH Holidtor and Councilor in O Jtrcnll Court Commissioner for l, a»d •7 rr»!*riy inuito.. the United Status are entitled to Invalid PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. Is Caavcaiant, Pleasant an Quiet. AU CeokiRE Extracts, VO* THi mncuL bxseftt Those gitbrro art put up in quart bottlra,qf whioh ihtalovtit afao-simUt. TKt laLtl is fintljf overrated, ana ia pooridr-J with a eo/e-yuani from oourvter/aiCsra. CPriot fl j-tr Lcttlt, o> tlx for fS. C. W. Robaok, Trojrtrtfr, /fo. ( OUR EATING DEPARTMENT ffiHil>naEKS7 IPXRIFiniIIEB'7 SOLDIERS’ CLAIMS. KNAPPEN&BUHB0W8, Ye wfll proooento al! Revolutionary, Invalid, aad Dr. Hoboekk Bto«\aA\ TiVviem “-^^V^Pr^toa.b INVALID PENSIONS. areltae fto\d\.er'» VAevid,\j\\ ^rtAvea*Vxxv5» DvarAxea, D^»cxVter^, 'Bkeu.ma’Cxam, eta. groceries TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUXE8, FIGS. RAISIR8. CODFISH. to fart, .vvrrtblng In th. Grocery line, sech aa will to noodad for family use. Also a great varirtT of the •WEEZE1* A ALI.E TTOHXKT3 ATLAWaad Solicited L eery. rartUnlnrattenttoopaidIto I icing, wuT 'SJiSTtoal! eaH^nWeiin. ofltolr I By«•• *5* "f :<i February, lea, «n Wide Dr*nktn»eu or Rotcfyit will to u/towW, \ AM aD who are wiHlas to patronite a quiet m orderly GaocexT axo Saloon, raa.tnolf.il to BTA.TIOKnEI^’T’, CITE Vfl A CALL I PEJIB. PEXCILS, IXK8, PAPERJR VELOPEc, CARDS, Ac., Ao.^ . HARNESS SHOP. Clothing', rABuaiiED n«o. JlftST-CLASS Uyoo onr ahelroa may to foend nD of tho MOST POPULAR GROCERY, EATING ANI> BILLIARD PATENT MEDICINES Wm. L. Eatos, SALOOX AND PETER LORI LL A RD, DRY GOODS! *D. MoNsroHTow. Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer it A 18 Chara bet a atoeet, (Formerly <1 Uhambora atmel, New York.) of tbe day. KMPPES A BVR10WI [v •'*» owew». I. eatitled 5? • P~l“: S»^ nH »l<too w afoan and aeL dien of the Honda aad Hearns warn, wto tone torn penuoned for five yaora are onUttod to •lone for life. The widow of every aeruaa maa- OBXJPTS so*! C0U58ELLC1M Kayjarjwsu.'sSK husbands die by ruoMa of wound aette.sn oowtractod.to tbe tf. 8. oesefae^teao Msmh (th IWt PENSIONS TO CHILDREN. e. •. YAM BDCMT’B WOOLEN (KHIH&iPp IF^IB (DASIEI ar Deadly Pay, aaly. FACTORY, WANT 25.000 IU. of WOOL to manufacture into CLOTH— * HARD-WARE! Scotch. YILMY fWOFT. D“i<] Honey Dew Scotch, ’-ass,—. RM* Arrinriov ■« cau.it> to ma laios aaarcnun :k mcca on Fnr.-cvr Cvswiwo AsnSwoiiKC Special af.er.tlon will to pud to COMPOUND Nd tad putting up I’RESCBIFTKWB; end an in whole or to p*ri.\r, entitled hfaen.ton. ?B\sil •hay MTorafly arrived nt the agt^ofemSHn youra. BOUNTY MONEY. pn. a. p. dbaxe, PRACTICAL DENTIST, - pe,uu iw. « " erh't* and eo.oredlFinn: M " • y4o.«Ms8hoM COTH VARBAirm,otn>ng1ud ftnbls. oold nail tbe attention od ALL pssuuns . wishing anything to tbe of DENTlaTRY Il is th* siwywf sasjr to pood Ci for jmn-fmiiito. Try it! V W WOOL CARDING ?«imm tnfa* foelMauaor. Prtee rfod- Mobatodfa XI.TUMCTT. ** y" *f *?“***. *raJuntooeW daring the pretest war far Thre. Yeeea. or dur> -ar’md torn dtod. to too. WfaTXE Unusually Low! Ito Utotrt Hoose, al Healing., «n t day a of each week._____ ______ _ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-03-02.pdf e5978d81290a41af70c476200a29b727 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1864. vwj roughly somelinw), in being taken oa and off toe boat, and hen a grant deal. But Pm very comfortable hero?’ ___ And u the soldier uttered his last sen ML rfMltetlta, ■ rail. ■ .J. played around hla hps. .•pCo what^reglntent do ypn belong f” Srltrtrt Jottrj. oftftArief t»« tines, or lose, BO seats lor the first, sad Si aeata for sash lubeeqaeat inier• e>._ A liberal discount to yearly advsrtiMra. HASTINGS . And to tbo war departed. Onektaa.oaa toedewbrasehe gave; "L«l nought." he said, "alarm tbea," My heart waut with my ooUterbrare; JI DRUG STORE!!I Roberts &. Striker, Snsiuts Jirrrton. now and moat complete ataorUnenl of DRUGS AMD MEDICINES, ^Clacinlrubi, Pabata, Olla, Csun ft phene. Darning Flnitf, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. X- A ft. ALLKN, KlLtESTN GROCERIES, prorletoe.. pi due, filth, belter, lard, port, and grain tsd«. A|ao toya eandtea, eie., ate. Stere sraia Block. State alroel, Haatinge, Mich. I know hli facHacs spirit well; I know kis tore of glory; nu daring deeds bU roumulss toll, Ta buj a battle gory. Ob! bow can then my heart be gay, Or acaaea of pleaanra ebam ®eT Ah! co, nay heart iatekewey. Foretedisgt dert tay spirit AU, To dries each feeling cheerful. And rieietu rue before mt alUl, r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUU’QSXS.OSLYUEl Iffiurtllm. GROCERIES / . I. A. A C. G. HOLBROOK, TTOKN RT8 and CewoasHore U Lew. and SelietUHO io Ctaeoeery. haVidg entwrd tatu a •eSUrtneMbip. will promptly ta3failhfully alltud loWefoaww of Uieir callinc. Coureranor.F. Cailestteg. sad Military aed Kaa) Estate Cla.tua ieehadsd. Olios ie Mofbrook Hlosk. A IWEEZF-Y A AIXES. A TTOKNrraArLAWeedSolleltorstaChaafl eery. rarttentarattentloejaidioCowveyisetog, tke iovoMigaMeu of Stites to U»»d '•raclsssres of mortgage*. Ac. Will bo baj>py o allaadto atl eaHlio ike lina ofUwtr profeamon oaeo in tho CowtS^IonM, Uaatioga. Mieh. A NEW won ANN A NEW UFE, or I am rateerabler Mra. Soofield, ia the pause that follow­ ed this onmplaint, said, with a certain sobriety of manner that was juat shaded with reproof: , "Tlneo things sre annoying, ef course, Mrs.Crawford; but, when ws oomparo them wllb wbal thousands, yea, bandrada of thuuaanda, around m are now ooduring, do they not &J1 Ipto I ' " Mra. Crawford did not: friend want on; . . ‘1 have aaen thinge during the paat weak that so rebuke me for eomplaintof lifc> petty cares and annoysnoea, as to make my cheeks burn withebame. Have you visited any of the hospitals F . “0, ne. My nerves would never stand that.” quickly answered Mra. Crawford. ‘•ta the face oft appealing pain and’ sickneas, tha nerves' groif strong,” said Mra. Scofield. “My own heart failed ms as I crossed the threshold on my first day’s visit'to the sick and wounded, anfl I was fsint as I entered the wards. But interest end sympathy soon overcame weakness, and when I saw a pole, en­ during face brighter at a kind word, I felt twice repaid for the effort It had cost mo to go in. I have spent hours in the hospitals every day'efrice then and I have called this morning to ask you to go with me. There Is something for us all to “Oh, bat Indeed, Mrs. Soefield, I am not strong enough. WhnleanldoF “A hundred things If your heart is but willlag. Come! I cannot accept your no. Put on year bonnet and shawl. If bravo men fight for tho protection of our homes, it Is the least that loyal wo­ men can do, to care for them when slek or wounded. If you are not strong enough to bear the fstlgue of a nqroo In the wards, you can at least provide some­ thing for a sick, exhausted man, whose very life depends on a quality of nour­ ishment not supplied by government I appeal to you in the name of humanity, and in the name of God!” . Tho appeal was successful. Mrs. Craw­ ford, under the impulse excited, went with her friend to visit the Government hospital, In wbteh were over a thousand aick and wounded soldiers. Stretching away for hundreds, of feet beyond the entrance door, she saw a double rww df beds, moat of them occupied. Iler first impulse wns to stop and torn back. It seemed impMalble far ber ito go forward. Hew could she look at this bod v of sut faring, much of it unto death, in' the face! Her heart shivered, and stood still for a TEA. COFFEE. FDOAR, &FICE8. 1'EPPER, “Oh, dear! Who can that be t As to PRVNEH.FIQ8. RAI-ttNS. CODFISH; soring any one this morning it is wholly i fact, avurrthtag In lb* Grocers has, such u out of the question !'* . riU be Leaded for f.roilv u»s. v , Mrs. Crawford arose, and going to tho AIM a grot TariatT of tho ' window, turned the Venitial blind so aa diLaniST jzxiiTnnn’jaii tu look downward, and ascertain If possi­ ble, who had rung the door-belt Ibero And Cooking Extracts, was a lady on the step ; but only a por­ tion of tho black silk dress bring visible, Mrs. Crawford could not m«ke out the We »l»o keep on hand a good aaaortment i caller's identity. STATIONER"?, “Mra. Scofield," said the servant, a JiUle while afterward. PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPKE, EN­ “Mrs. Scofisld T' la a tone of surVELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. prlssy (piuglsd with fralfulness. Upon our shrives »sy Im Coaad aU of “Yeo, ma'am. She's in the parlor." “O, dear ! It’s of no use, Bridget; 1 can*! u« anybody thia morning. Tell her that ] am nut at all well, and that she will have.to excuse roe." Die servant stood for a moment or two, in a hesitating way, as if waiting for the lady’s mind to change. “Tell her that I am very sorry ; but—" Mrs. Csswford chocked herself. Con­ “Indeed, Mra Scofield—” She eaught siderations not at first seen arose before the arm of her friend, and drew back; but her mind, and caused a change in her the sentence remained unfinished, for a P “Lethal l lFoa down in a few rale- pair of appealing eyas.were mating upon kers, end holding her ae by a sudden utes." apell., Just to the right of where she The servant retired with thia message. was standing, and a liule tn advance, was In 0 dull, moody way, Mrs. Crawford a bed, on which a wounded soldiers was went about effecting some changes in her lying. He was bet a etrig|ing, a boy dross, which occupied nearly ten minutes. scarcely in .hie nineteenth yenr. NaturaUy, Mra. Crawford had a tan. she said to her visitor, on ent dor heart. With the untenee unfinished parlor. Her smile wasklnd rowanb, for. on her lipa, she moved to the bed eu she really liked Mrs. Benfield. Bat it _i._k_.v_ k_.f ,WM jz|ng> Mg: vtooptasMi soon faded out; giving place to an unhap. her hand softly on hia fanPJ look. . “Are you opt welir asked Mr., “Arayouefekr she salted, uttering firid, noticing her eclstnu aspect. 1 i the first qpeoUou that came to her tho'u •Tm miserable," ’wit the emphatic re­ Ngvb boon, weendod,- replied the sponse. young soldiers, trying to emUe and look “Miserable I No other Word so well' bravo. But Mrs. Crawford nolioed a expresses my condifloe.” The dlm ghfert- quirar abas thia month. of a amile played •about the Irps-uf Mrs. ■‘Woaodedl Oh—1>& eorryl Not Crawford for na inetaet, and then van- badly, I hope.” Mrs. Crawford aat felted. „•- . n-- >-• i i down in a Ohair.lhat stood tear the bedMrs. Scofield .waited for something ,aide. ,-d , i,....... {j , |>/ t. more explicit. . • A bell struck rm in the hip, and ehoL "Tbe fact is, taking mjr exeeriouoc. , life io. wretched aflki?axli.L^I’mdte. Ured the bona. 1 don't know that 1 shall ever get walL” , , , , _ ______ heartened,” added Mra. Crawford. : Tbs momentary weakness had depart“Disheartened about what F , asked. ,Suiildly ‘ the friend. • .. jP*1* ***•“*. •*•*7 All seems ••Ara you In much pein F toked Mrw. PATENT MEDICINES PRE BEST ■laiaaa sad moevy pnmpily rvmltted0«M. With w. F. R«J>k Em- MWBrtin. ISlfFEI A BL'RIOWS, THE CHEAPEST tobngoing wro#®.",,•„, ‘Tm l>rarf <p h»r nrak u.Mn. L BVBINBW 'CXrNDUCTKDwKh etoMetii —servants. The bad ones torment. and tho good leave yen. I had a cook wfao was n perfaal treasure. Mode. Mrww!** wms ready ia time and "dl W«d. B«W uf eourae, she grew dissatisfied, though I humored and save wap to hex fo .almost every thing, • Lost week abe .loft me. aqd ■ft *K M,j» *•, '“•rcy of* Ws lrteh recruit, who doesn't know how to boil a potato. I ahall send by flying to-mor­ row. With a husEoed as particular as »• $3,000,550.39 TWI . Crawford. •“Not now, ma’am.” weet.from Springfield F . “Have you friendf tWsF . “Yen. Mr mother end slater five in Spriigfield/ I ‘Do they know that you are wounded!’ ulf my name was ho the paper lbby Ihave seen it. But 1 can’t say whether It llibm since the battle In which you were hurt F “No.”. “How long have you boon la this boepitair “Only three dare.” . “And they don't know that you are hereF “No, ma’am, I’m not strong enough Tho bby's face lit up—gratitude beam­ ed from nta "If it would not ba two reach treble." Mra. Crawlard took a pencil, from her pocket, and wrote down the nemo of the soldltr’e mother. “Shall I'toli her all you have told ma I Lft her know juit how badly you are, woundedF ' The young soldier abut bls eyes, and remained eileot for come momenta. . ‘No, that would distresx bar too much,* he Baid, with a thoughtful air. “It will be bad enough for her to know that I am wounded. Tell tor. If you ptease, that I am getting on eery will here, and hope to be o/ my feet again before a long time, oay that a ban passed through my leg ; but don't apeak of my shattered hip. They’ve taken out two pieces of bone since 1 came here, and maybe ill get all right Anyhow, It won’t do ne good to let het know the .worst on the oflstart.” . “I’orhsps she will come on to nee rears sprung io uw poor isuow ■ oyea; but be wiped them off quickly. He did net reply to the suggestion*, but It was plilrf to see with what joy he would have welconred her then. “I will write the letter as soon ra I go home. And now, Is there anvthlng I can'do Co make you more comfortable-, anything that I con get for youF A wishful look came Into the lad’s eyes. It was hia only reply. Mrs. Crawford saw it, and half comprehending its signifi­ cance, said: “Don’t feel backward. If I can do anything for you, tho act will give me pleasure. How is your appetite F . “Not very good” J One hand was lying outside tho bed­ covering. Mra. Craw food tonebed it “You have bad some fever,” she eaid. “That’s the reason, perhspe, why—" The risk lad ri>«ck»d hlm.elf, »nd s alight flush canoe Into his fane. “Speak out freelyJust think, that Fm your mother, and tall me whet you want"— All tho heart of Mrs. Crawford was go­ ing oct toward the wounded boy. •You’re very good and kind, ma’am,” be anewered/sntf you won’t think me lfoolish er unreasonable. But you see, a Ilady yesterday brought some grapes to a poor sick fellww, aorara Ufere, and aa be ata them. I looped so for just two or that of hia pfossentdweL all tBfois rater­ — — ,— ------Ho rewtara bored the gloomy face he left h the awning, and experience gave him no feir i------- *— of finding smiles instead of shade opened the door quietly end went step elong tlw hall was not rtre confident, like that of a man wb own castle, and glad to bo there, __ ___ . pm-t restrained, and.acaroal^Quing an “li that you Edward F The voice cams down from the first landing- There rlky of feeling in the tom that Crawford leap with surprise ure. He saw-the old beauty in --------------- face ; the old rippling light Io her eyra; the eM sweet tsodsmees abotit her mouth—and new-born love made the offering a kiss spontaneous. I guess whcre^Aave bear Edward” Mrs. Crawford hafdrawn bet arm wlitbln her booband’s The smile gently faded from ber oounteBaoee, over which |A trader serioararas spread itMlf. , “Where F He inquired with iateresL •To the of hoepitals" “Why Helen!'* He mightw«! took surprleM. ' ; “And I’m going to-morrow egaia— and every day." Mra. Crawford spoke with animation. “I adw a poor wound­ ed boy*there, not over eigbteeh or mwetoen. and I've been writing for him to bis mother. Hia bright eyes, end almost girlish,but suffering face, wore Kke' Aspell os mo when 1 ws^t in, and I set down to talk with him. Bia hands wsro hot ana hia mouth feverish—poor boy I hia hip had been shattered by a ball—sad •bra I baked him if there .was enythteg I couldjget for him, he aaid heeifatingly that ho.had baen.Jonging for eosne grapes. I Rnjitiw Immediately and bought fom tome Blackbamburgs. 0h, If yea had seen hb eager, delighted," foes' as be crushed them in his mouth I It repaid mo a thousand-fold." . 1 .-,'i Mr. Crawford quietly draw out hie pocket book, and taking therefrom a roll ef back Bill-, abld. with eahsMbraUe feeling, er be handed them to hia wife: “As your heart prompts, co.de, Helen, l am wjtfi you in this noble duty. Gh« all rwMaye to th____ take care of ItoelC Wo have surfeited onrsslvee with the good things of thia world, until they have commenced pal. ling <■ Use testa. Row lot ne find a new lift in gift and ministration." AM a,new life waa born io the heart ofMro. Crawford. Dally abe spent hours among the aick and’wounded, arln'tbe Ilutew. BAlvdMd, ■te’fot'l ooulJn't preparation of things needed far their help ik. And aver siaee Fro been long­ ing for some grapes. It’s the fever, maybe.” •• . • ... of al most di “You shall have them !n said Mrs. a calm mid Crawftnd, riaing flufokly; and W»i she wont, under Um impulse of pity and kind- had ones overshadowed with an all pranreo. leaving the boapiral without think­ vad^.goiwhioe. i ■_• Iing ol her friend. jfarBeelWd, and buri •'They wtU not hurt himF abe said t$ tha. nurse in cUrwa of the bed on - which trouble witli servants came to an end.— There wm a new spirit 1ri the mlslrem, •hfofapoornded every pert,of Ur boose- o^o, and.pot a task. Instead of perpete- ■ replied the nurse. ........................... all her cbeerfoliy ox proceed wisbea, load­ -OK they •raao’goodr exclaimed the ing to unity and harmony, which are tho • : •• baud maidens of peace. . '•When weiw yOu wounded ’ r' •its “I vralrta tbs battles before Rich­ mend. On the third dav f VM etruek Hieoyetaparklodjaad amilee ran over —I LA in theJt-tl field when our arret I hie face. “It was vory hi^.of.#ou,a»dl shall ,. The rebels •“** Imbto His ind pot me in pki wtthk norsr forgotUas leugsa l,lite.” ■ other wounded mu.,------------- oouatottMMe boomed .with pleaaura and iofcl f suffered dreadfully,- । Mra. __________r doctors examined my wound and took out tho ball. - HoratWrd twv- 1 er ret w?ll. Then tbev 'eoWt-we bock, | under a f— — *— ' ■ fefr" mine KyAflM WberrttanM^Me •'And nothing done for you h, all that thaeF ’ ’ ■ ’■ —....................... • -Not muck Mta'w. Tbe doctom । their hands full everywhere. In B • • ‘ could �HASTINGS Bj aoiho Piano* in foe new Stoaa rwMMftr opened by W. W. KimWl >s> id Uka Street, In thia city; bad « We know that those who have iiutash* to MaPUrami, of P«moy]v.nU, ww elected pcrchaae instruments offotskfodnlwoy. Hama » m», atoanw otm -pocMn, Secretary of lhe Cemmilteo, in plane of want foe bbst, wo taka pleasure in telling wnvon oriLB airnwnn ran* Ftnroaa. Hon. George Fogg, of New IlampeMve, foem where they can find tho beau Tho eounly, where be cap! ared Lieut Parker, ittgje ■■■■ info Gan, an* m wU iaaUaal fwu fo* asootoy. Upon .cfibelfoUmtiacarsbri CafoUy. had large variety and Is supplied by leading Mra private*, three huroeo end eqalptn an u factor ere in Boetoa and New York, (manta, eta. Capt. WaUaoe io foe hero uf such aa J. ft C. Flseber. Hallett, Davis’ Cutnberiand Gap, where be fought tho i ft Co., Kurtaman ft Hiear. and many rebel General Joaos, last May, with 80 "■‘'‘’Thtuwttou el the Rebeta. . others. We wore poruoularly pleased man-agaiaal2£00 for several hour*, kil­ expedition seems to have appolnttnect or subotqneol designation to fill vacancies, Const;Uite the Executive with tbe soft and sweet tone* of foe ling and wounding more eftbe enemy beoe foended upon the foformatieu that Ha 15,008 sirang. 45 sails* beyond JartsooCnromiUto inteaiatod by tbe National Fischer Piano which for family use ia than h* had meu in his command. ’ and eight miloe bsyvnd Saodvr^n, U was from thence that the rebels wore Convention convened at Chicago, on tbe UMurpaaaed. We Lave heard exqallent waa finally overpowered and captured I vffle, rcmivk^g * |<ta part ot foe meat for Iflth day of Mar, 1880, do hereby call jodgas premuuneing high anoomluiMS up- by tbe enemy's soiling fire to tbe roof of on - the line of foe JackaaeviUo aad Tallahia block bouse. 1 baMt Railroad. A battle was dssporalefoajr armtoa. Certainly foe reiuarkaMe 'upon all qualified voters,—who desire unit; tbe wholeetetsetoreof foe instru­ ly feugfct during throe hears, ewd st eunLieut. Parker-cosimandod tbe guard tbe unconditional maintaihweo of tbe ment being eminenlly ouch aa a firm claae circular which wae found, la which foe tha: took Cart. Wallace aad company Union, tbe supremacy of tbe Constitution PiMo requires. L um■ lasted*I of Bragg and Beauregard and tbe complete suppression of foe re­ He is new Wallace's rttired to Lebaaea taking with them foe Mr. Kimball is one of foe oldmt Mn- to Richmond. appeal for help, and deelare that oaly bellion with foe cause foeroof, by vig­ eleial Dealer* in the West, and bfo great prisoner. Buch la tbe fate of war. greater pert of tbeir woweded. Tbe 7th CovmenGout, 7th New Hamp from,Florida can lb*y gel it, shows that orous war snd apt and efficient means,— axrcanvcn gives bim an advantage wMeh shire, 40th Massaebuseita. 48th and 15th Rebel Neers. U-ttM north foe while to interrupt their to send delegates to a oonvoalitM to aa- purebaaere will do well tornvail foetnNew Toeif, and lhe Bfo United States, aamble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, June selvee of. Hr guarantee* Ha instruments, Foantaas Moanoa, Feb. 23.—The were engaged. Col. FriMoy, of tho 8th cMMwoaleatioas with that region, aad to 7th, M84, at 12 o'clock n<wm, for ths and we do not hesitate to ask for bim deprivT foem of what they appoer to purpose of presenting candidates for tbe the confidence of any who may wish to, Richmond SmZfoa/ef the »0«b bos the United States, eras left dead on the fiold ; w’afltob much. Still foe bare work of cal­ office of President and Vice President of procure on* of the beet kind. Hi* ttoek following; J. B. Brock, Wm. Hoddock, Col. Reed, a Hungarian effiuer, waa mor­ C. Huffman,Btopben Jones, A. J. Brittan, U eo ample and rich that it te eeareely ! tally wounded; all tbe offi-wrs of Hamil­ ling off their supplies, oaanat be regarded the United Stale*. J. J. Gumarline, W. R. Dougherty, tons battasy wore wounded ; Copt Ham­ Each Slats having a representative In pooeible to foil of being suited. aa lhe only thing neeeaaery to subdue the Lewie Taylor, Lewis Freempn, W. D. One ean find tbe Ftacher Plano, with Joses, Joseph Brooks, and C. E. Culher ilton wounded In lhe arm, and UeOU Congrev* will bo entltfad to as many rUbai army- The riroular referred to was delegatoa as shall be equal to twice tbe It* deep, mellow sweet tone, or th* Hal­ <11 were all banged at Kinpton, N. CL, My rick, in the foot, are al Ggn. Gilldated naaHy five months ago, end yet number of electors to which such Slats lett, Davie ft Co., Piano with its bril­ mere's headquarters, at IJilloni Head.— oe the Iflth, and seven ware bung on the their armies are in tbe field and will hare la entitled in tho e’rotorial ooltege of tbe liant tone or any other make which may 13lh for deserting to the enemy and ta­ Col, Guy Hsary. of foe 40th M>seaehn United States. tbe desired. Mr, Kimball's location la an king up arms on tho enemy's side. Thpy setts, had three b-rorv shut imder him, to b« dispelled by fighting. A resolution waa also adopted inviting excellent oae, being on tbe Grot floor, and all received the ordinance of baptism ac­ but escaped unhurt. 'Die Cosmopolitan She report foal fowGoeernor of Goararrived al Beaufort on MunJay evening iheTerritories and the District of Colum­> in the center of the finest and most fash cording to their own dictates. gib has’wrdered foe abandonment of that bia to eend delegates subject to the de­ ioaable retail business of tbe city. with 840 of the wMadoJ, G>l. Reed We Tbe Atlanta Cbn/Mrrelf says, m the pari oCBtaae .west of Chattahoochee give* termination by tha convention of Ufeir invite oer country ae well as city friends among them, who woo siring .when the Pth 1,025 bales of ewtton were destroyed •ven a oare striking proofof tha de*po- right to vote. The convention agreed to call opes bim at 142 Lake Street, and by firs In Wilmington ; lose,* >700,000. Fulton left <m Wednoeday. Ths eosmy’• loos is not known. They rgties <4 foe rebel caoaa, tbaa tbe Fl»ri- to moot again at the call of tho Chair­ verify our raonramendsliun.— Christian The Rome Ga., Conner says that oa captured five (pine. Ilia eupqooed-that Tiout, Chicago. dk eirewfer. The attempt to make a man. tbe Bib Inst, tbe enemy, 600 strong, were the troops were from Bragg*1 army. Gen. The following members were present: at Portcre vllle, within 44 miles of Rome desert of a forgo part of Georgia, by tbe Messrs. Edwin D. Eorgan, President; » Valcx or a Nxgso.—A latter ^cs- and another force ia advancing via Wear- Hardee bimsvlf wae nn 1ns field, having earns from Florida on a vieil to his faml cofepufoory remqya! ol (amilie* aad Lawrenos Brainard, Vt.; George Good­' cribtug Gan. Butler's reoeut expedition or'a Mill*. rich. Mass.; Thomas Turner, R. I.; Ed - to Bottom's Bridge, epeaks uf tbe eodoly, and also to form a second marriage. Tbe Savannah Rrpwdliran, of tbe I4ih, Our loss is variously estimated al from tbe people. It is an acknowledgment ward MoFberson, Pa.; Nathaniel B.• rance of lhe negro troops la this wiaag: •ay* the fight al Lake, (My, Florida, was 500 to 1,300. Seventy-eight rsbel prls Smitbera, Del.; James F. Wagner,Md.;i “As a result of this hard marching, on with the eoemye advance, oompoeed of of defeat- b^foe rebel ehoifo, who any by Thomas Spooner, O.: Henry 8. Lane, onera were brought by the Fulteo. it la ibis brdri- wb they are no longer able to lad.; E. Peck- III.; H. M. Hoxie. Iowa;• lhe first day out, over two Anodrad bad cavalry entirely. Wo lost alt our guns said that foe purwr uf the Fulton has a > fallen out of the United Stales jogimente at tho Chsap Finnegan eurprlso which rtsifo, the ndvannaof Grant with arms, Wm. D. Washburn, Mian.; Cornelius1 from exhaustion. When our foreee see tn a to have been a diegraceful affair list of the killed and wounded which be but depend upon an alternative eooeotly, Cole, Cal. :O. H. Irish, Nebraska; J.■ reached Bottom's Bridge and discovered oe tbe port of our offipera, so thoroughly will show but wilt nut allow II to beeopGerhardt, District of Colombia. that their attempted surprise had been were they surrounded that resistance was so reinone, to tbe people whu are its vic-1 The eomini tie. was entirely harmoni­’ exposed, it was estimated that fully one iHns, that ne people have ever ef tbeir ous in their proceedings, and adjourned1 half of lhe while soldiers who com­ impossible, and bui few of our soldiers Ex Senator Toon*Its waa arrested on oWn accord adopted It—only a despotic ia the beat possible spirits. Feb. 2d, at Savannah, by order of Gen. menced lhe march bad given out, end Beauregard, for attempting to have that power,'reckleea of consoqutnces, can cnthe roads back to Williamsburg were city without a pass. The officer aaked > lined with stragglers. But 1 have the fero.il. From Ckattaeooga. him for a pass, and Two mb* informed authority of a Captain In one of the white It appear* probable from tbe present CballsBiiogs, Feb. 25.— Latest roper tv him that be was Gen. Robert Toom be Promt he Feoria(niiaola) Nall of Fob. U regiments for tbe atatrmenl that not a aspect of military affair* In the Southwest Mr. Chase, who left Iowa some two1 tingle coloredeoldicr fell out front illness, ropeat, without confirming Longstreets and owe/allegieace to Georgia and no Il other government; that hia Stale did not that after all hie preparations for a despe­ years since, on a tour to the land r>f gold,> exhaustion, or any other causa, and retreat across French Broad River. rate defence of Mobile, both by sea and baa Jest returned. From Mr. E Clark- when the rolls ware called before the ia thought hero that, having failed to ac­ □ulre eilixrns to travel with paeeporta, cumulate a force sufficient (br prompt, that be would not procure one.— land, the‘enemy will be cnmpelled to eon, mail agent on tbe Bureau Valley retreat, every tingle table son who had J Kaxlroad, who oenveroed with him, we 1 started on lhe march was present and energetic operations on our communica­ Thereupon Gen. Tootn ba w aa ejected from evacuate that place, na be was forced tn tions, be has grown fearful of concentre- the car. A crowd of citixsns and soldiers gather a few facta that may be Interest­ answered to hie name !“ ran away from Columbus oa tbe Mlmis- ing and valuable to our readers. The loyalty of tbe negro is fully estab­ tiooa against him or Johnston, and is 1 having gathered around film, ho harangued aippi. and from Nashville. Grant ap­ Mr. Chase, in company with bis broth­ lished. On tbe occasion of tbe late es­ new endeavoring to form a Jnuction them tn aa excited and bitter manner, mid ; pear* to bo developing another of fooe* er, first went to California and wrought cape of Union officers from tbe Richmond with lhe latter at - Dalton, before tbe in treasonable and disloyal language.— in tbe minea io that country. Leaving dungeon, tbe fugitives trusted implicitly spring can open. Tbe largest estimates An old lady aye witnews rxelaimud: Imuspn flunk movementa by which, two there, he went to Idaho, where he arriv­ in tbe blaoka, and never had their tnut give Mm 20,000 infontry and 50 field “Wdl, well, they have got BobT<*omlw. yeare age, be took at a blow half of Ken­ ed in October last, and stayed there' pieces. I heard him aay ho would swallow the betrayed. After the first officers had dis­ tucky and Tennaeace, and forced tho ane- about a mouth, leaving sometime In^lu- ' Johnston ia known to have al Dalton blood of all the Yankees that name South. covered themselves to the negroes and tuy to retreat from Muinfurdaville to vember last. asked for food on tha Cbiekahumlny, lhe six divisions of infantry and about tnirty Well, wall, bo can ewallow all be sheds " thousand men. Tbr two armies ronoen He says the mines In California are negroee organited into relief eqnodt and Amidst the laughter crtatodjGea. Toombs Corinth—nearly'three hundred miles— rouvh richer than tboee of Idaho—that in tearchedlke icoodefer theJngitivet, carry- trated will probably tnueter 00,000, and was carried tn prison. wdhbettmo bald*. tbe latter country they occupy a very ■fog iAmv foodfrom their ecanty ralione, might prove dangerous. limited place, and are poor at that, fl and helping Am in every way in their Great diMstisfsctioe still eslate, and evidences of tbe demoraliutiou of rebels was estimated that 80,000 men in Idaho The Lend on '‘Doily .Vew* publishes a The Republican Central Oraruiltae of were out of employment, and everything are numerous. Provost Marshal Gen. Parkhurst reports far January and half narrative ofthncHrtM «■! tbe Ala bum. Kent County issued a call far a Conven­ exorbitantly high. Tbe climate in cold, Death of Governor Gamble. ot February will show a total of 3.270 and a list of her officer, and crow, furand they have ice in august. It is ftotbtion te bo held at Grand Rapids, on the niched by one of the latter, from which j Governor Hamilton R. Gamble, of deserters from Johnston's tfrmy alone. iog uncommon t<> have four or five feet 29d talL, for tho purpose, as stated, of it appears that the guns of that vessel are of apow, which lasts all through tbe wic Mtsooeri, whose death is reported, waa of English manufacture (Faweell, Pren­ appointed Provisional Executive of foal itxsugurstiNg tbe great campaign of 1864. um & Co.,) and that Semmes promised This waa the <4ject that appeared on foe The beet route to Idahn, Mr. Chase state at a m.xl critical period, with ths New York, Feb. 24.—Richmond p»- hie meu to lay tbe Alabama alongside of hope foal be would be able to pacify lhe face of foe matter; and, as a means of a tbiage, is by way of Spit Lake City, than pera have been received to tha 30th. The | an AiWnrican frigate, but wet immediate­ across tbe country «n mules. By this state and allay lhe exasperation of fac­ more thorough organisation for work and rebel War Departtnent received, oa tho ly; adding that there were “imlr six means a party could get ia advance of tion; but bit course by m mesas justified 17th, an official dispatch that the enemy ships he was afraid of in lhe United efficiency, was commendable. Tbe resothe large emigration already on tbe way, this expoetation. Whatever may have Iulioon adopted, and tho published pro­ whigh would bo a very durable thing boon Govonror Gamble's Intention, be made a demonstration with gunboats and States Navy." Of the erew, the majori­ a land force nt Grant's Paso, 85 miles ty are Englishmen. chiefly enlisted in waa from foe firm an forte eats in bin eoceedings would indicate nothing farther. for tboer who valeed tbe good condition from Mobile. It waa blvodleee, aa the Liverpool, in which city the families of lection afadvteon and wbordmates,ally­ of their anintala. So tea;Ibetk, all bright. fire af foe enemy fell abort. Thero i« no most of them stilLreride, drawing half The cry of rich mines In Idaho ia all ing biuiBolf ia slinoot every Instar.ou with -But there waa a matter connected with tboeo who, whatever tbe'ir professions, duubtthat this appvwaeh Is from Banks* pay through merflmtile firms there. A foe speculaUvn. Tbe pads sod notices in foe assembling of this oonvaotloo—w both­ I toes. Sherman's column ia approaching deserter from tbe Sumter, who was re­ tbe newspapers are paid for by specula have shown IbetBsehree in every pnblie by tha Mobile ft Obfe Railrxxd, another captured by Semmen on board tbe Phil­ er oGu inception, or only Incidental to tors Tberw arono rich miaes there at art to be in foct conditional loyalists.— Aa a Meaaeary result the radicalIy leys! column from Peasacwla is understood te adelphia ship. Maqchriter (barusd by the repreeonted. No man can make his liv ­ Its. ex'rxtoaaB, wa know mft—in which men of Miammri have opposed Gamble bo advaoMag from Pollard, 40 nvitaw tbe people at largo of this Congreewional ing by mining in Idaho. and his policy, and foero have been dis- from Mobile. The situation of Mobile H District have a direct Internal, and which sanoions and crimination where there is undoubtedly critical. onr d^ty aa a journalist requires na to should have been harmony and earnest cooperation. Ono of the latest move­ point "out. ments uf Governor Gamble waa hia Far two weeks previous to the secernattempt to obtain control of the State bling of that Conssatfcm, fcvitatiew were on the peninsula by the robots with tbe militia, wtfo tho design, ae vne alleged, privately ’circulated through other eoun- aid of bloodbwtmda; ard recaptured.— ot obstructing tho radical poHey. in This use of bloodhounds ia a striking il ­ some easea, the militia was actually emtiga, to lhe friends of Cui. Kellogg, and lustration of the peculiar Ideas inculca­ ployed against tha loyal oitixeas In favor tboen Jntarosied in bis ro-nomination to ted by slavery. Tbe huatiog of Ahlte of sUroey and the border bushwhacking CengtWi. to be present al Grand Rapids, tnen by does io no worse then the burn­ MMertativoe.** • • 1 . ' ■ on tbe 22d for tbe purpoee of “cuneella- ing of bhek», but the dNfereaoe is that Governor Gamble was a brolher-in Philadelphia. FeK M.-Tbe Agauvr ‘tioff ^mjj'rtgaKltttibu." Theeo ins.ita- the whites ars not used to It. law of Attorney-General Bales, and ba- hwe tbe following Important .poohI: fora tho war, as after it, was a eunacrvaNashville, Feb. 25.—Our army is In tiq^a.wer» peat oirt mainly by tbe Profront of Dalton, Ga., and will probably in polities. vuet Marshal of foie District, and are, occupy foe town to nlgbu p«ri«ap., among the regulars duties ef bis Tunnel Hi!! was carried this morning office. ’Keo, we readily tmdsrstand why by nor foreae. Gen. Hooker bus addreeeed a letter to CM. Kellogg regards hi tn as “tbe best Scouts just arrived say Sbarman has the Governor of California acknowledg­ struck the Mobile* Ohio Railroad, and Marshal vn Mmhigaa." Tbe people of| ing tbe receipt of tbe joint resolutions in that ba bee out Folk's army in thoeoater, thiaeoefeua mey U a UtOe periled to hie honor which were passed by the Leg and that foah wings are running away aft knww/wby tho man who, two years ago, lalalure of thm. State. He sera; dMbtot diroetfoes. "My naas ia borne on the Army Reg eould obarge Cd, Krttogg with a large There ia a trumendeua "robel cavalry later aa a repuseectauve of our adopted force In Sherman’s retr, but ne approportion of foe erita« in the oatelogee, state, and If I may except the honorable benuioM ard foft. I pfoffjfhg Ms eterootj-ped and expressive aud complete anooeao of onr arms over Shermad li lea on lhe country, which, our enemies, 1 can esteem nothing more ,.hro« of to each, .book! now it fa said, ebouode la wtorae of all fctnda. 1 highly titan ito good opUfoma af lb* he so Bealpua for foe CotaMi'a re-oomiGreat exeF.eaieat exists M Montg >taf-fy, ! manner in wltich I have poformed my AlaUtmi • T f? nakiea. But 1st that peas; owr csbject is duties m foiagiant rebellion; no reward Scoota also report that a henvr Sturt teintoroa foe of fox Dietriet that eon -be of moae value. b pnakfailnz on for forts M MeWe. fbnun r-t"kisinadmiaeibtoin a>* to refer to Ixmgrtrew's forces are back again st my official oeaueetioo with tbe Army of ■««*>Wi mA -at. tbeir old quartern. |PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND tbe Petoman. That eon only ba learned Ifroaa <ny report whoa made public through foo’pmeribid aha anols 1 cm rveo* Oeeggln and AkabaM. OilliigH,T«fo M—TW OaMm's Mly add that I relinquished Ha eommaad from tbe highest oauasderafowt* of foe CbattaMOga dispatch a^e adewneo foreeof Great's army -wae ^bta fore* r«w«r^. w«bdenre ot the gorwraaseet and of the ar­ my ferny ahilUy-to gwideaad direct its akbavw been driven from Tunnel HHl|f fnrtsmM.** and pursued till night-foil, ft beany L Vediexday ■•»!><, Marek New Advertisements. f'ryp nijyr hauls at Dbhoe b aot WreWbU.— < Hardees and Cfobumb dkHan have J ■ HICAGO pianos PIANOS PIANOS 'iliy/c' Mop ia this viUag*, for foe«Serre for foe ensuing year .ea Monday th* !4fo instant. Rxuotors.—R*r. E. G. I Tho Great French Bcmedy I Th. onlr eertats sad Ref. fee V»(»Mrw*««Mw. Woatkly DiAeeMM. Ivesgul i Qnraod, III., ha* accepted an from the Prevbytrrisn Church ly of thia place to fill their pul •iMuiag year. Ho will oom teinictretien* on the Grat I .April. tyc aBtwixx.—Ten <w sieve mon shoemaker., ia thia villaj nt this csrtalstr tbsa they vheaU no< to taken by teuMbT^but m etbereesvefaifoeirUeeisgirfuv5y*ae|s. ■. -, _ N. IL—Ows Dotter emtosed to any sutasdwd Ap«t wlU inkorv pccUc* of Fills by ivtere Of CAVTvnr—Sewn of CeeeiovMta. lbs (testeo have tbsatgustareof C. jgfotbUeosotee wvepoer. . ' (1 resale by fo rmpoet.U. Drwggtsta. ' ' osUSvewlyv MOIFTGAGE 8ALE. .DFAtLT hartag Wvw made h» the pet ' ol • wrtaia «OM of SMteey sMorvd k7 ii al wwwtg^v .rarutod 11* Vtfc «fey Jwoo, I,by VlIbMiU. Kfewostt aadJfatydais a striho for higher wage* yr Easployere are not inclined ra lite forms offered, aad a few xway be tbe only result of tbe Orv roe twu Wan.—Thegs of the Bfo, who have been aoi bowie <* fcrlowgh, started fol ■ Sisi rendvxvousal Flint, at Morning, from w banco they » forDklv. ft Miuranv Cuwrunawr.— w.-BTU, in a remmunkatioa tery E, 1st Mich. Artillery to Rapid* Jtogle writto: “1 have had little opnortuni -e<unr acquainted with the «'ffi l>ut Lf. Durend has abuwn hit ewtwad obliging; while U ' prvseut commandant uf ramp)y veroed in tbe art* of war— gvatlemanly, rourlt-.ua aud us I ward tboae under bite. Gmth । Ira> ‘George, of Cottlrtoo. a a kind of pea which, when prof pkrsd make* tbe b**l suUiita fan we hav* seen. Il flavor ti ,|y resemble* pur* kernel 6-ffte ehickory, without tbe Injutio' .riye of the latter. Wanxva axcnvxD from I AUm, mo el bar 85 Pbotog bums. These Albarns aeem iMti* chtiteed for them and beautiful indeed. Weadverth Mother perl of this paper. �Jgastiags €*mt. Kings ars specially invited. th, 1M.TSM. By order of Q-mmitiee. creased vitality to the .■to/ human yqal Jhtirts. Vtu.Ao> Elxcttos.—The annual eleotioo in tbia village, for lhe election |of -nSorrs for tbe ensuing year will bo held .oa Monday tha 14tb Instant. Rbuowvs.—Rev. E. G. Bryant, of Durand, III., haa accepted an Invitation frum tbe Presbyterian Church ami Socie­ ty wf thia plscu to fill their pulpit for the *"» will commence hia tbe ministrationa Grat Sabbath iu .April. frame. It is a great fbvorila in Sweden sc much eo that it may bo styled national beverage. No family should bo without iL Taken in tbe shape of a hot punch at night before going to bed, it makes a de­ licious draught, producing a healthy perspiratlwt, dispelling a cold mere effectu­ ally than any other mixture that can be taken. Try it once and be eonvineed. GW. RO BACK, Proprietor. | 56, 58. *0, and 62, East Third Street Cincinnati. of James E.Culver, praying that an instrument in writing, eow ee Ms ■fit' *ia emtrt. purporting to be tboteal Will and Testemenl uf aaad decra.<d Purify, purity, purify tho blood w*h may be admitted to Probate, and tbs Execution Area's Sabaavarxim, and the barneys, tbsreof aad too Administration of Mid Kitats derangements and distempen which per­ vade the system at thia season will JnisTI.errepoO It ia Ordered, -That Monday, the appear. We have tried It aa<lxspeak fcurtevnth day of Marrh wexl at ten o.oioek In the forauoon, be assigned.for the hearing of said with knowledge.. X petiura, and that toe belnist law of aaM docsarad and all other persona lalcriMiod in saU estate, Cuuona, Hoambkkm, and lhe vgrioua K.A"isaTC.wffl 'dift -yffi Throat affections to which Public Speak­ vUtago of Hastiogs, and show cbum. If any them ers, Military Officers, and Bingers ere li­ be. wby.the prayer of the peUUonw shooM net able, relieved - by u2bwe’z RroacAiaI bo granted: And II ia farther Ordered, ih.l Um> MUlfonor Tnehtt.” Having a dirtet influence l» giro nnlics to tho pcraoiss interssted in said tbe aflreted parts, they allay Pulmunnry estate, of lhe pendency of said psUtma, and to* hearuig tbsreof, by causing a copy ef this order Irritation. to be published io lhe /Ax.spe ^uawr. a newsuaper printed and circulating tn a^id county of a strike for higher wages yesterday.— Employers are not inclined to accede to CHANCERY ORDER. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth . J of:cist CifB cull in Cbaaccry. (1 ate of Michigan, aesvioa ef lhe Pro arry, holdea st tbe of Hastings, on - hr tbe year textyjswr. feel ebewfnl and feappr. Alaa. Canutegu Drwazs. “Dressmaker, Goodell Alley, above Tupper sL •Doflete. Oct. tf. I Ml” CHANCERY ORDER. Orr ma rue Wam. —The gallant boys of the 8th, who have been sometime al S FECIAL NOTICES bntne on furlough, started for I b* regi­ mental rendvzvoua at Flint, oa Munday CHANCERY ORDER. Consumptive suflbrers will rverlvk a valuable jwnmibg, from whence they soon ieate prescription for tbe cure of Consumption, Asth­ for, Dixie. i ma. Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung affoelions, (free of charge.} by sending their addroM A Milttabv CuMrunnT.—aB. Art- to Bev. K. A. WILSON, wuarw, in a communication from Bat­ tery E, 1st Micb. Artillery tu lhe Grand Rapids Aby/r writes:" . “1 have bad little opportunity to ho-a«e acquainted with tbe ufficeru here, but Lt. Durand has shown himself leni­ ent and ubli^jpg; while lx Wightman, present commandant of eimp-thorough ly versed in lhe arts of war—io humane, gvntlonianly, courlruua and unselfish, to­ ward those under him. Cuming up from tbe ruiika, he has nut forgotten that i!3 mri have untile, and endeavors tu make tbeir Htskkism as pleasant aa p> eaiblu. I TATS or MICHIGAN.—Eighth Judicial Cir- lings, sad show umk, if sni prsvrr of lhe selltloutr shout. — — ---------And It le further ordered, ibst the potltloner give ootlte to sil persocu inlurv.led in said ostale uflhr pcndeueyofsMdpMtltoa. and IBs hearing thevwou, by causing a copy nf this notice and order lo Im published ia the “Hastings Banner." a I.oeranaper printed and cireaUtinJrhi said conn, ty ef Harry, !br threekareeuslT* weeks, Immedi­ ately prcviima lo mM dur of hMrinc. [A tear copy.) KUKRMAX C. PMIN DIE. febr , Jurfgu of Probate. C-JANCERY SALE Mathew’s Cbccclxic Wonw Drops4 Aexry J. G^Jfar, ftospMoeiU, SEVER fail to .destroy and ulertuinsle all kinds oflnteaUsai Worms Are perfectly reliable Zacs £a:Uw. Mlm.jUefrterix qf lit <</ in all cnees, and br eaperi rlosay and all of tho Fancy Worm confKttens, end nauapae VcnnitwIn puraMnoaand by virtue of a decree of this ee* in uw. They mey be taken st alt time, with Court, mode la tlw above cause, on th* 18th day perfect aafetv, ae they contain BO MERCCRY, or of lprM,'A. D. 1W. V tbe subscriber, fiervU other deirtorWMM drag. Holliers should elutes CbsrVfbowrunsasria andef Burry County, Miehpurchase them and give their cbUdruo no other. ir.u, shall Mil al public section, to the hlgbeal ■ .Vu Cliiarlie w baler er ia ncceyaary to be given) ■>» 1 111. rise »r Snnl a Corrxx.—We have received from Se­ ism 'George, of Gnstleton, a sample of n kind ofpea. which, when properly pre­ pared makes tbe bust subxlilnte for Cuffee we have seen. ™ CURE'SSSi* Aft .A.J ■ ----- •_ my friends, all^ffwlMte I beUevobgrebeea bunoflited, and most of then eaUesly cured by lt“Ceua. Men.err. p Msi'n st. up .twvwTHE C»rau Foerate PEOPLE'S VUltlL 'Vr.Umt. ••I hare been in ftebte Withsvra sferatt* birth nf my bey, who Is uow tweteu ream eld, • < as— .-a vt-. --4 (UgtoOMien, all ebl. tixr. unftling mUwVcry kind af labor, usd dc-trorin^ alfmy con-.iert. Last auistuer I eoanniooeod taking ths •Peoptea care,' sad hare used Remaining uncalled fur, at tbe Hastings Poet Office, for the week ending March 2,1801: ’ tha terms offered, and a few lost days jnay be tbe only result of tbe strike. irtednye made mt ssumlj uimL but «ntwo bottles uf tbr •Pcrtdfa Vdra' ulsoore hurdir rae^niw l.«—indeed I iw mrwlf—m I am now »w rU'masu— are like afflicted try tboTcoploa Cara,* icloe Brrpered br tbe fludtarv Society rt.lnk I a m nof begrudge Ihmr doUsr. CUatluUo. Eaton county ; and that djlhpnt fatfairite b.Ti been made afivr Mid tUimduta. who cannot be found: On motion —*Complainant's ttelkitor, tt to Mid non resident Defendants . LIST OF LETTERS, O«t8nui.—Ten nr eleven journey man shoemaker*, in this village ware on CHANCERY ORDJ 1MPORTANT AXD TRCBt A RE^rort suffer tog with that dmad. dieeute, 1U<waiCwts XEITLAlXJIA KINGwHIspaadUy ’ one. . ■ ARE you racked ulth ths tortumof,HBCTBapaat WAnc^'s h'ssALcia Kixo will speedily r»l<«v* ARE you suffering from the gaswingsof Drtrsr•uf ’ WAiaas's Xsvmalou Kne will imprwro yuur CHANCERY BALE. It flavor mure nearAspturns 0. Hflt ««J ,|y resembles pure kernel coffee than eren Ox-^tet ARE you groaning with pain, with Cotv la your XL-'ir -rhiekury, without tha injurious lendeu- Wsraoi e N’bouioia Kixu wiU Menage your -eifd of the latter. MORTGAGE SALE. Wi datc sxcxit kd from Mrs. Lucy AUdd, ewool her *5 Photographic Al­ bums- These Albums seem to be all ARC yn aware of tho evistenco of lhe Qatar !»■ runes i Ramwrf WATSGN S NEGUALUIA KISG. a eertala that-is churned for them and arc very beautiful indeed. ADMINfSTR.ATOrS SALt We advertise them hi jmtXber perl of this paper. the msttar pf tba Eatalaef Jew L. McLsv DVERTISEMENT. Ucs la bursty given, that by virtue of iteeuso Feamanshlp. &A.an^«^rt(^5trPX-' B. Taylor of Grand Rapids would re-epeetfolly announce to-tie citizens of beteomeu, ia tbe ..llatr* * HMtinga. o„ Honday, tbe XHh day of February. •» «H frar «»•. thooHastings and vicinity, that be will give Band aigta hundred and aiatv-feur. Prraeut. Sherman C. Prindle. Judge of Probate. a series of lessons on Penmanship, at the Ju the matter of tba nteats of WHOsauTbuniei V,niun School House in this vll!age/»ro- Carroll, late nf Washington CUrpDiterict of Co menoMf «c Thursday evening, March 34 lM4^t 7 o’dack.at which time a gen CftLZA ! Baltimore, on Monday, lbs eleventh (IHb) day of I Far 12 lenaoaa *1,50 in advance. ♦d. and all other peracna interred is arid aetata IWwiBMwHI supply tboMMBlrsstwith HfM »Ml SlatiaWMiry, (svoidiog If po«L Mi> m of “tallow dips.") N. B. ail! be bond complete. MpociaUy in ' BUILDING HA RDWAR AND MECHANICS lieeaM granted to me. by the dodge of Probate far . lbs county of Barry, 1 shell espose to mIs at I erel attendance of all Interested is re­ spectfully sulieite<£ J^ATSSSW i. No spectator* sliowud after Dated, Aagwoi M, 1*81, . Tbeihbore sale ia hereby postponed to the •JJjvIng Stade arrangements with manufaetarvn J WHOLESALE TO Co UNTRY MERCHAWTS. tlrcesj^d to the fallowing described real estate, H expense uf edmtoistsriag said estate, to wit: d. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. Audit wfll be fartbsir interact to give ma a sail before purehasfag. Ail goods sote st toe LOWEST CASH MARKET VA LVe. ' I deal largely fa ' . STOVES 1 ... WUtevWl WffWUrirt—hkHiidJMifWi teteiitfii “ TW. SHEET WOW AXD COPPER WORKS. "r pirhBli r/fewrteesi winters, in Usaehing L.tr tbe above emmcn,flatters himself that hia <|eMMM will-tea insUustive iu>A pFoliiaUc bogdj who may girc their attention. ' R. Txrute- ■ . WAXVTACTV1IXB AgTICLM, Constantly ou bead. MB WORK DonTfagetflte___ . ' m. T»0Mmr ____ 'MARX iDaoufrnaTtaBWml ------------- - >.« oAnroevLTfifig.'. �� https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-03-09.pdf 813e5cc98a0e07435c6876e679d94ac9 PDF Text Text *1 OO IN AEVANOB. VIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1854. gsjtingj Ifainrr, M 45. Stltrtrt Jlottra. IS PUBUSBID imi WEDNESDAY, r H&a-rivua, barky cog sty, MictnoAs I Ider IfDgetlhaii I wrote teUM I sailed is tbe BK D A, And sect by LNMeora e®. My M T bead will sesree ewUln Aoslm ID A bright. Jilting:’ Jniintsi flirtttonr AT THE HASTINGS DRUG xa STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, DBl'GI AMD MEDICINES, ^Oseasicals, Pniats, Olla, Cam I phene. Burning FluUd, TURPENTINE and alcohol. AD otbsrs is hia II. W1B r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PCRPO8E8.0NLY.ja MdsSAnstU UIC, IprsyDlXQQ. And do sot barn is F EC My ] sang A way want mass. Now fair Dwell. Asm KT J, rntfw SWEEZEY At ALEEN. GROCERIES! SJuctllanj. A TT0RNICY8 ATLAWsad Solicitor, in Cb.eA. Fsrt>eaUr»M«a«ionp»MitoCoave»TEA, COFFEE. 8C0AB, SPICES. PEFFER. isaiaet the iasesUsatleu wf tUle. to I^od After Marfreeibere—A Story that PRUNES. FIGS. raiWNB. CODFISH; FanMl«>uru cMonf.«H, Ac. Will b< bsppy « attaedto all setts la Uwlim nf thair profusion la fiun, everything la the Grocery line, «oc> *» has the Disadvaatage af —ill l—. ———.1 —.I C..— L—>1. — —— BelagTrae. cjjWEBarr j-xetMixei Aid C*«Uiff Extracts, We else keep ee band a good aMcrUnret of STATIONARY, “J must peso the lines. Colonel." “1 am sorry, my dar madam, to de­ ny your request; but our orders cannot be deported from." was tbo answer of tbe gray bailed officer who sat before tbe eamp-tabie and addressed a young girl wh« slm-d jost inside the tent. “And cau it be possible that man who PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN- JOHN ROBERTM, nHYRlCIAN sadSamoa. Bwsllinjaa BrosdP way, asM Uta CvurTBoo... IHt. B- J. HANEY. V.«k -• r B. WB14JMT. a ttobney counsellor at law A V^iXiteitoe *»<i CosbmCot tn CT.«eeeryCkMUCesrt CeaswUastower for tbe Conn- U~ !-« “«■—>“ * • Issas •■J ra»r»Bj prosrplly rvmUted OSM. Wim w. w. aalpb Mi441s.Ul. suo such orders T‘ “Cert*inly. young lady. Why notT' The fioldlar bus every attendance, and tbe presence of an amateur nurse could nut tail u> irriteto and trouble him, there Coro retarding his reaHery.“Colonel this is so argument, but sophistry. I have ssked perraiasiuo to pare that 1 may reek one whom yqur own surgeons report as mortally wound­ ed. Du vou Intend that be shall die without a friend, by Mo side who nan car­ ry Ms last message to bis far off home, and to'tbe old muther wbo will prixs It beyond all other, worde lhsi will, be apo •r Bcaufiy I*wy, ealyken to her in this life v*-' The old man loaned his bead upon bls hand to conceal the tears that were trick­ ling down bis checks but In a moment be roused hbnself. •'The ca»c la .very hard,*’ be saW slow­ ly ; bnl the good soldier wants only his comrades about him when Ms life is g<ting out. Some one among them will bear hie dj Ing fiieeeaga. T^u must nut urge me young lady • 1 am a Soldier and cannot depart from my orders. 1 have no discretion." - -■■ Tbe gW! turned stfsv with'a wMte HARTLS US. MlUH. faee ardclencbed hltada and walked « WANT 25.000 WJHjf WOOL to ieutly out from eamp. Many arap was manufacture into CLOTH— touched re.pectfully to her as she paread, former mnd waa kaowa ta tbe •Jdiars, and buwsver much they have sekbowlrdgvd tba seoessity of the harsh order tba shut b*r away from tbe wounded man whom she sought, there was many a one among them that would have lack­ ed tbefirowereof tbeald colewe 1, when be denied the passionately worded plea uf the Mue-eyed girt wbe had jest gone Tbe smoke nf the terrible struggle tst PATENT MEDICINES (CEEA5-, FOB CASE JJK, WOOLEN FACTORY, Marfrestaore tod not yet deared away, and though a week had passed away since theday of toe bauta, order bad sot yet been broagfcc from the terrible ebsas.— The dred were bwrisd, but liring were In the Jong roughly cimslruoted shed, improvised for a hospital, with dying man cm every aide, with horror and dis­ order. an that it could nob to shut away from tbe sight, lay tba figure of a man, yosngand with wdl.oul foaturea, but gaunt and haggard. Above the husk mattress upon which ba was stretched bung the emt that had Just bate removed from his body, and upon tba well worn and weather-beaten straps that showed its owner of tbe rank of first Lieutenant He bad bran divested of no clothing ex­ cept tbe Mat, and the gray army shirt wae open upon tto breast revealing tbe fact that his wounds, wbotever their nsturn, ware there. No blanket covered bb limbs, and tbe tightly closed, color­ less lipa and dimmed ayes, spoke foils hope fur the life of JJsuL Frank Gurdon. Five days he had lais, this way, tremb ling epun tbo verge of eternity, and pro nuunced by the attending siwfreo past recovery. Whet little could be done In tto fearful crowding of thousands nf lac­ erated men upon the hands of thoatteodanta, and Um deficiency uf hospital aid, had been done, bus tbe care to smooth tbe path of death was not tbsra. Right and left, and in every direction, ha saw strung men turn aside their beads and die in very doepair, with instr vmunds than bis own; and then, with a sickening terror, bo sank tack upon his rough and eaaelsea couch, with a prayer that fils spirit might be catted while bis eyee re­ mained cioodd to tbo misery around Mm. “With letters from Nashville to tbo general In command! Give thfin to my orderly and be will give you back the general’s answer." “You must excuse me. Colonel, I am under orders not to let those letters go out of my hands unless Into those uf Geo. Rosecrans. If yuu aay i cannot go op to hwadquartare, tbon 1 must return and report tbe foot." Tbo uld Cotone! seemed to ewoeMer a tnutamt end eyed the young officer who ato«>d before him well over, before be answered. “h is against orders. Lieutenant, to pass any one, but 1 can't see that these orders extend to all officers In the eervics bearing dispatches, I think you may ‘Jim I th Gordon, I2th Michigan, at 7 “Gordon t Gordon 1—Pve heard that name before, I think. Orderly, haven't Gurdiui with os V “Lieut. Prank Gordon, on staff* sir.— Shot in tbe breast dr. Died this morn­ ing in hospital N«». U. air,” answered the orderly, with the ecntenlioosness of a veteran. “Ab b-b,yaa," responded tbe Colonel slowly, “1 remember. Hallo. Lieutooant, what's tbe matter? Yon look pale. You’re not frightened at the idea of a man dying in the h.opllal. are you!— Hera orderly. a drop «4* whisky for tbe HouleRgnL Maybe you've t»«ver been under fire, youngster; if ft's so—you’re excusable— it-’a a dirty business. Take a awslUw of whisky; it'll 8o you good. It’s nune of your inforaal commtaeary stuff 1 eend up to xny place fur my * bisk r. Won't take any bey I WeU 1 don't know but you're right. Whiaky la a bad thing ins long run. Shall 1 seud my orderly up with you 1 No. Vary good, if you think ypu can find the way. Yon look rather yooag for thia kind of business, fiiod mornings", ........ fl,; And the young dsbo took his way alone in the direolioo of bead quarters, untibbe came to a turning at tbe street that hid him from the eyes that ware looking curiously out from the cnleuala lent, then ba struck off In an entirely new direction, stopping one or two soldiers - whom -ha met by the way, le ask questions of ihe route. Within an hour afterward ba presentad Mmself before tbe attending surgeon of Hoepttal No. 8. “Doctor, It Lieut. Frank Gordon burI*dr "Buried," onestioned the doctor. “He died, 1 believe this morning. If “Yeo—but. my dear Mr. 1M« wHl nev­ er do—tbs rxdtamsnt might kill him at “Oh. no; f shall stay base and nurse him. Ttare. Frank. Us down and , be iuiaL You must taind me g j fjtn to e J*,r nurse.’* The wounded nun lay down once more, but over hl* pale fare a flush had spread that luuksd aomethlng like । returning health. In hi* eyaa burnedja aacrod joy that mads him forget tbe. hospital and Ite surroundings, im centered upon tba fare of tto young officer wbo stood hold­ lug his hand. “Now, doctor, you meet 1st roe ta ■prsa. I will not truublaypua-|>lt, and will 'take voor patient entirely off your bands. He must gel well for my sake.” With all tnj heart," '.responded tbe doctor. “Gordon, I’m glad you've got somebody to look after you. It’s tight wopk to give anybody tbair just due, I hope your nurse will do you gtxid. If yuu want anything of me, sod if the things possible. I'll do IL" And so tbe doctor walked away. “Oh, Eleanor, why did you ooms to ibis place! ItSreros like a dream. But yuu must go away ; you cannot stay in this terrible snot." “Yes Frank, when I can take yon with me, but nut before. And cow remember darling, this is roy first learofl as nuroe. My name I* nut Eleanor, but Lieutenant Smith Gurdon of the.12th Michigan, and I am your brother. Yon >IU call roc then, one kin only to aeaHbe bargain, and then remember that men don’t kiss each other." Towards evenings when the doctor made bis rounds, be was astonished to bo able to report that there was a mani­ fest Improvsmant io Lieut Frank Gor­ don, and congratulated bis brother on the good effect uf his nursing. Tbs servant oflbe last had arrived and according to the directfoa had been admitted with the young officer's luggags, from which had appeared a pair of blankets, a elean shirt, and many hide necessaries and luxuries that the doctor declared to contain life in tfieir very looks. The days sped away, and each was marked by tbe improvement of the man who had been given up to death. Un­ ceasingly by his aldo sat tbe never weary­ ing young officer, sometimes in deep and »hi.perrd conversation, sometimes read­ inc such books and papers as could be had to while away the time. Mueb was the favor accorded to the firm, quiet manner of Lieut. Smith Gurdon, that , Conld not bo got by tbe command of those higher in rank and louder in tone. We are come to the end. At last the day arrived when tbo wounded officer conld leave bis couch and go out once mure into tbe open air, and then It was of an arUcle. Some vary funny stories are cold of thia character, sad ws give below some of the best. An English paper once stated that die Russian General Backinofikawaky was waa fount dead with *a long word la hie mouth." It should have been ‘"sword." in thru sase; however, tbo printer could nut have been blamed for leaving out a letter after setting op tbs Russian name correct! v. During tbe Mexican war one of tbe English newspapers hurriedly aanoqnced an important Item of news from Mexico—that Gen. Pillow aad *7 of Mo men has been loet “in a bottle." |t should have reaff'ftiettlc." A lad in a printing office same upon tbe name of Heeate, occurring la a line like thia: , -Sludlrsigs th. Bsesucf the detest UlL" The boy thinking he had diaootered an error,ran to tbe master printer and inquir­ ed eagerly whether there was an t In eat. “Why no, yoo bluokhead," was tbe reply. Away wool tbe boy to tbe prose room and extracted the objectionable let­ ter. But fanny the boeror of both poet stfs:”-*'- ■”-”4 •Shill rsign tbo Ba Css of tta deepest taiL" A now.paper sums time ago gravely informed its readers that a rat descending the river cams in contact gjth a steenslioat with such serious InjWy to the boat that great exertions ware necessary to eave it. It was a raft, and not a rat de­ scending the river. In the directions for conductlug tbe Cetbolic sarvlee In a piece In France, a shocking blunder once occurred la print­ ing calotlt, calatu. Mow a eatotfo is an ecclMlaMtlcal cop or mitre, while csdMte means what would be known in drawing­ room English as a gentleman's small clothes. Tbe sontarree read, “Hire the priestwill take off his catolit." But let a form of type be over se cor­ rect whon sent to the press, errors not nnfreqoeolly happen if tbe form has not been properly adjusted or locked suffici­ ently light A printer putting to prose a form of Common Prayer, the e la tbe fol­ lowing passage dropped out unperseivod by hhn We shall alt M cAweyod in the la fokling of an eye." W hen tbo book appharad to tbo horror of tbe devout worshipper tbe passage read: “We shall all ba Anapsd in tbe twinkling of an eje." . A newspaper recently stated, ta a re­ port of a battle, that tbe conflict waa dreadful, and the enemy was repulsed with great laughter (elaughter.) A man was said ones to fibre been brought up to answer tbo charge of having eaten (beaten) the stage driver for demanding m>>rc than bis tare. The public .were informed a while ago that a man waa committed for having stolen a email ox (box) from a lady's work-bag. Tte sto­ len property was found in bis rwl pocket. In an account cf a Fourth of July dinner it wasstated that none of tbe poultry waa catsn except tbe owls (fowls.) , A “MAKS w" SLCXDX*. , were both—one from tbe weary confine­ ment uf tbe hospital pallet, the other from watching, beside it; : but upon the Caos of bulb shone a happiness that could bo generated only by Ipva. Wa claim the privllewo uY listening In Xbeee walU. “That life you hove saved, Eleanor, shall henceforth be devoted to you only." Had there beec lookerooa as: well as ll'teqers, there would, at that Ideation! A laughable mistake ♦» shewn in tbo moment, have witnessed the extraordin­ following mixing nftwo artklos—vno ary spectacle of twopsrssne in tbo uni- concerning n prtacher and the other about tJnioc servioe. clasped in the freaks of a mod <foy, which occurred ...... . — IT — — __ __1__In a hurried ''make up" in a printing ofkisses upon tbo lips, cheeks, eyre and “Rev. James Thornton, rector et St. Corebead of the other, and within a week after, if they bad scanned the columns uf' Andrew's church preached to a largo the Cfocinnati papers, they would have ooncourM of people on Bunday Isat. This wm bls last serrnna. In a fow woaks be seen thlk paragraph; Mauaian — On Thursday last, by the will hid farewell to his eongregadem. Ma Rev. Mr. —, Lieutenant Frank Gor­ pbysldan advises him to cross the Atlandon. U.S. A., to Eleanor, only, daugh­ H& Ho exhorted Me brethren and sisters and after the conclusion ef a abort prayer, ter of Samuel Price of thia ally. took a whim to cut some frawtic freaks. Our story Is told. Ho rah up Timothy street to the college. Tua Sscna asp. Grrmsw.—Among At that stase of tba proceedings a couple thepelirata in tbe German Hospital at of boys sehod blm and tied a tin kettle to fats tail, and be again started. A great crowd collected, and for a time there Ms body still remsmes bers doctor, 1 was a grand scene of rannlng’and ooBfiiebovld-like t* see It" ••Buried,” the doctor queried again “I dsrnt tMak be'a dead yet, LleataM.We dim't give them tawh dmnee after­ Item, which Is said to have been printed wards." once upon a time, wan the reeeH of Ine­ Tbe doctor did tint watch tbo great briety on the part <sf tbe printer or regasp glean by the yutmg Uecrtsnant who ( E«*o5iS,m' * _____________ that Ha! did not agree with ____ ,__ _____ ng officer. ■ ' “Wg have te gut rid at them very CaTArreopwr.—Yueterdav mwrotag at four oclock. p. M.. a aautU mas earned Jones wfouita. with a tael �ri°°» •> n . S3ZIU.I a«v SKiimy 3iu<ivs9oxofl<i "hrmn> •ff)u®«io«yeApv » >r»«s r •xwraxigd *» k £*cre>»u. 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'YlStallT* AUerUe fatcM, Atteeblog Credit .itS?:!: ICER}£t>RDER. vmajiy, nt q~h od—just like ayoocg man. fu» sixty­ ° Ewjfbly scmffel, mmiii «.*> ptoHlua ban rained th. friwdship end esteem of a'large cinrfa of (Hamit and neighbora, tbtoeLm be It Arrofoted, That this Lodge wear the usual badge >.f meuramg tor thirty Ay*. and that a copy <>( tbe above be* tran* mitted to the faimly at tto disenaod under t be seal of thia L .2,..______ 1___ .'__ sympathy with tlieoi in their bereave­ ment, and also *bs furnished * ' ‘ ‘ each ’ ir publication. 1 ____ WlMOB, 1 gurford. late to Tburaappl*, la said county, de- vteeeaiSinef*1^ C. S. Dosham, [ Ca*4 Gxo. MoC<>*rrr. ) ; Kalama, Feb. 20. J 864. . prsyias, tbuoto amy ba raalMid kdtaiatairo- fuMiter ordered, tbal within twenty dsy* toreirls of a*wl aatel*. ■ frra tto said aoralalnaat oauae Uu* cedar to be pubUUd la U>« Anrar, s jmbl.e oewapaper, priatad, pubbatod and circulating In said county of Barry, *1 least one* is *eeb week for six £tgal gotirrs. ’{ »W :T ^islitct Jrirt 4 ami. ■’<£3j2«C». ■Mr wife l-M !-w- .nferteg with JIimnaatlam safest___ _____ _ VIllas ■ Emeries.—Tbe annual elec­ tion hi thia village, for tbe election of •odBcera fur the ensuing year will bo bold -x-to tbe Mlh instant day* before tbe exptrstion of lbs (to tto* atov limited for kta smomsmo. LOUfaB. LOVELL. Orowsl Judy*. Svsmr * Allsm, Ccciplsiuaut'* Suticilors. Dated. January ». ltd*. issos Wastto—If aay per­ rue ua wb*r* Mis* Auucrra L. annas Gaaauon can be fuund afer a favor upon them and ‘FIF’-isr DiSSSS*-.CHANCERY OR DVR. mn or KottKir. nt 9>^u ' lhera to Burcp. As tl sawry Before Boo. ci* H. Lotsll, ClrrwU Jtift, at bi* Cbambera toning tn them valuable letters." TTa'flbd the above in the Calhoun ■Twenty papers, emanating from Marshall. Ws suppose the persona referred to are MORTGAGE SALE _____________ _____________ ITS.' bate Uttaa ta Ito rfliago to Bernings.os Monday, tto VVtb d*y of February, ta the rear sne Urnssand eight busdrvd end Hrty-fow Proewt, Btormen C. Frtadl*. Judge of Probate. Is Use matter to, (bo eatole to W Ultra Ttoasas Carrol!,1Vte to WsakiaglM CHy, Dirtrict of Co I--.LI- ----- » iaOO'tbmarniy. Perhaps saros of our riHfr’lW.jk word loons or bolh of toy tag toon mode la the rtjaiil of ■ ~ — - appearing by aSd*v|t on Me CURE npnrs to Iwsbte hesltb ever atom tie birth of my toy.> bsve>ad many troubles rnto dUfcaMU*. all this 4 time, unfitting b< for every kind of labor, sad dsauevtae slimy eratorL Um soctmer I eran.vnoed taking «b« cqtm* sad bate u»ad 5 0 - rueideola of Rutland, this County, er w^rn ^t the lima Geo. Gawioon went baldly know iara«lf-aa I u> now aw eillmaa — 1^< aft who art like sffiieted try ibrPvopto Carr,’ -tbe medk-iM prvyarto by tk* Basilar? ttaeie.y -end they Lbiak l will net togredg* ItoW dolter. _ **Josm Sera Taiser, Jt*duu.lc st. “BsMo, Kov. 11.1 Ml THE f',TTDT?Curo* Senfoka 0 PEOPLE'S V It JD Seto Btora. “I have n»edtto Taepte's tur*’ la ay family with gTMl tenedt, ta ***** of earefala sad Halt -* *-vver**Mawaa(ld It frageaatly I* of wbam I belter, bare been beta cf them retirvlr cored by It caasvr.-STSMMa st, en-etsira." •MwerCuvncn.—The Episcopalians In iMa place, are preparing to erect a now -obwreh odtfiee hern, tbe present seaeam. KiotoU Lxatsd on tbe north side oi •jek street, opposite the Court IIonto SPECIAL NOTICES thereof defy aoitostlierad, will th* pMUfoo of cnartos M. Ww. PiV'-K. ttot tto osram.y b. slfowed ia Uu* oourL neemipes It is ordrad, that Monday, th* UiL Bar of March next, el tea o'doek. la the ferenone, to aaaigned for tbe bearing uf mJ peSirl** (U.l iL. a -. _r ----- 'EWING MACHINEtFUll SALE. eseh ni*bt sad eou«dd«r.lly dari» tto dsy, we all sapp*Mwd she waa eoina oF «ltl> tl.. MCnptioe. a bent a friend ad»>a«l tor lo lobe Lucjtcnon &utvxo.—We learn that . U li Harinw, Gsw'dyear and Hadley, owner* -ofhbo Hadky Milla, have sued out an TO CONSUMPTIVES. . not yvi bsvlag taksu coo torn*. staeBs* nprd taking tbe aaedtoe*. say is g she use as J meaar stowas.aad .swell a* anybody could ata! abv baa cewtteeto so* rar silica aiu..<Sa‘L‘KiS^“,,,r“** .iwpmetlon ttpun Dickerson and T»li*ey,U> Ceosraptlr* eufferra will resolve s valoabl* prevent them from raising tbo darn al prescription for tbe era of Coasumptieo, Asibass. Brooebitte. and .11 Throat and L«oC >Jk tbelr M» mill on tbo river. . Tnt QrorirCuu—The quota of thia •Ceuaty under the ci.ll fur llireo hundred jumvepoeacel Wiihanatorgfe, KtogsCa.Wew York. ibonaand men io full, unless titers may •till bn one man wanting in Onutgnvills. of February, in tto year oae tbatoaod eight hundred aad ailiy four. present. S. C. Frialle, Judge of Probate. In Um matter of the estate of Ean.uel Soothers, deceased On randtag and Bling tbe petition, duly ver l&ed of W. W. Keliy. prat tag. for rsasoua therein set forth, that Letters of Adauiistrattoa dr Sowm was, in *a*d estate may he grouted to Ttowsas Alton. Tlmrvrasa it is ordered that Monday, Ibe gist Heating* baa still a credit of 15 men on Jiay fotare call that may be made. Front Jlenill’s Hens. lIsADMCASTns Hwutt'i Honaa, 1 Brownsville, Ark., Feb. 24. j Mn^ Eqm>a—Please inform the eiti- cn.ANCERr order • statt oriacmoA.v- n»* arcsit court for Ito county of Barry. in Chancery. Before Hott. Locm 6. Lotsll, -Ownrit Jtdrt., st hl* Chambers O'XAssAm, Oa^toiHM, sens of Burry cnenfy that tbe oki and taiod regimeotol Merrill’* Horae baa reeoliated, and now bears the name nf a veteran regiment. Perhaps It will please _ CTCROtiHT. Qroarsl Ajpot. Bo. Ml Bsffakt, X. T, to whom aU orders she dressed. ostt^ytis MORTGAGE SALE. EFAULT hevtog ton made la tto eon-Utioo of pa rowel of an isdratsre of Mortgage ex* ruled by 2ton L Wilhama sod bls wifr. Mary Jan. 4^1 hams, of Barry oeuty Bsd State to MichffK. to UarriM M. kla«n>. to Calkoen county I and *Ule aforwaid. bearing date th* seoced dar of July. A. D. 1N0, and rseosded a* tbs tih day of ■ July. A. I>. lto>. *‘ 3 e’«fack, P. M., io tbe o®c« IMPORTANT AND TRUE! of tb« Register of Deeds, for said eousiy of Bsrrr, in Bwuk ll. of Moeigsgve, *o page Strt, «nd the amount ci*im*d to be do* on said Mcrtgsr* at ABE roe suffering with that dread dlaeesOrXas* th. ttelato ibi* setw*. toiag one broidrod aud WAftOK-S JTECTULGtA XlMO wlU speedily aiity-siwe sud MblfCttodoitara, tltee.SOl and so proceeding* la law qrjnmtoy lusvtag tees Insti• ABB y oa racked with to* tortures to Rascnartre? Wanca’a Ixuiau Kiie will speedily relets. AREywu suffering trvm tbe gnawtngnof Dnn»- D digestios. > 7 w‘lh *•*»■wUh Ow u soot wIm(haveXriends in the regiment to learn that they .will leave iba land of | Dixie by the first of March and take up _ tboir lino of march to 9l Unis, at wbieh | W* pate* **>>ll*u t'" wiu ““•«• J»sr IRK you swir* *f U>« ev/ataac* af th* Gasar UrwvwAt Rawuevr W^THMf'd MKUB4LGU MISO, a osrtata asr* fur dlaess*. E«yU«tonTil C. B. WALKint. Arsprtow, place they will receive thirty days fur- lough to vWt tbsir beloved friands one* «wx If •• bar* good lock ud old Gn Ato»««in Wired enough to not disturb ass, wo will, mwM probably ba in our own rsbpaeu«8uia by the fir^otApril next. -On. L, Msrrin'h Harsa. ■ ^DVEMBEMENT. -CBAlfcER^AtEV**1 CHY 'TATI or MICHIGAN.—Tto Circuit Court HAM WAKE ' STOKE. ’TWQjg^A TirurinHinto* °C •«■<>V |a.to rW»U/ rf NorMk, Vwgi.U. MrakV &. h <br.l«el LOWEST CABB h ABBEY VjtLCTL UrdforxslytB STOVTES I ADMIM8TRATOR’& 8A1£. faBtofototarrt foosvtal*toWLBfom R BUw. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. (■gpo-tan-Ln �DR. BOBACT •Jgnndtml >trai. STOMACH ja<bm BITT!! of tbe lllinob Stale Hm-ltcukural Sudety nt its last meeting, makes a wnnrkablstateniMt uf facts, received from one of the moiubera of that society^since the date uf that meeting. He sute* that he un­ derstands well the charattrr of the Dela ware grape. He has Delaware vines that have always been strong growers, and others that hart only a fwbTe>iekly exiet«ce. Uo has been puxxlad aa l» the cause of this difltrenee; but experiments and obnervatioti had satisfied him that he had discovered the cause. Ha says if th* Delaware is propagated by cuttings from bearing wood. U will grow alrong and trait early and abundantly, invaria­ bly. If propagated from barren wood, it - feabU growth and never rriter aaaerts this fraiv .--tr. jthat —---.. .. man is a sucoesafnl horticulturist, and that his a«serii»n will contmaud the confidence of all wb«> know him. On further Inquiry this statement is confirmed by others, and among the number Dr. J. A Kennicott, nf Chicago. He states that he has had two-year old tinea l.mdnl with fruit ' lie asserts that be kn-'Ws that thev were propagated from bearing wood by Charles Downing, Esq. He baa other vines propagated from bear- j ing eo-d obtained from bis father, the lata Dr. Ksnnic-.lt, which are sIm giving fruit and growing strongly. But vines which he has himself propagated, from harden wood yield no fruit, and sustain the bickljr and Weakly character so often gi»m tn tbe Delaware vine. This is certainly a very important discovery, should three assertion* prove true, which, with such t<stii<mny. can hardlv bo doubled. Nor is it proliable thatitbia peculiarly is confined to the TO BE EXCELLED Regulator DIGKT1VBORGABS. 'tVtrn '&\XV*b • hicb th. patMOt m.r aspire .■Uwe-varieties xsnuld likely preeent the same chasactrristic*. Tbe groat demand for Delaware vines has led tn the empb.yiurntof everything that would pr««ducaone. and this may in soma in.tancus explain the cause of tbe complaint* we an often bear from certain Cultivator* in re­ gard; t«» it* weak growth and want of pro duclivenns. Two or three.<ears agu 1 heard of one extcti»ivw vinestrower near Cincinnati, who had compared tbe growth of the vines propagated by Dr. Grant with some propagated by others, nod found the difference *0 great (no doubt without understanding .ully the cause) that be was induced Co sell all yChe0, and purchased vines l>> a largs abn.utituf Dr. -Gram. It is well known that Dr. Grant cure a\\ \Yk< x»\<kt\k $\c.t>Yv Ykcvr Xo," Y>u\ a revcxcAkcA. aaeaX—■ a $jrtaX 5Lc£kkY.aXot 05 XYkt w»Xm. Vk XXkt, IS Akou.% &\.*Xv\xXw o^xYxc Wt*Y atkii SouXYkXatvt. Kat., 50* a XoMki Xvctkt-, Yse^xk «kweY\ vktxdtiA aa <vrX\e\«. oj B'loftkac.Yk ISxXXt'rv, wYkkeYk, kJ taktxk kA \cro^c* aaK aX X\kc \vco\vtv Xvtae, art a *urc \t’rcv«/AX\At o$ ' COME AND BUY MORE GOODS ! •CbrMT«tfFsiibssMbTs,U ps ^M^o^^MrwtmlO-^wil ayfxtnma. Os. users, of See Mes.c- 1ss», »ba«ae»^ad«i sects far imtobo; BITTERS. yam .bO powerful Tools esrvsstivo amiI sMsrsr.,.. . r —in ut IL. fag from Bodiiy Westosss wbethsriitarsol is th* J •; sdWhWjMtaMMd hyspeetorcaaaoa r that I. not wbolMome. g.nisf sad rsrra-«STO*<“CTi’mWM.^HM~p ’ J Ayer's Sarsaparilla __ __ Jajtrtgs' SmsinBB gii l£®r£f«5n£.’B? SS&ft this afHusing dosrapsr, and M the cwvefUs mtiso eoatatas no wlMrsl efsnv kind. the fofkariiy dhMM Glandular BwelMag W-x.1. HbjAh.BmI 'BxXXev* arc covcv^.o*cA rare aaA root* axxA ViiAjt, wXkktYk ttkohw. XYxeva 'Voxvtc, ■B.o\>acVw . ftXovcxaeYx 'BTvXXev* . XYxx ^oor maw'* VtwrxA. . TJt. ftXovcxacta 'BvXXc.vs fully IN MY LINE OF TRADE HVAE JUST RECEIVED TW. 'Blo\>cx'k\ . » ftXovcxaeVv 'Bx.X.tar* arc XXxx AcK vaa'a'* SoXace anil Co'Kk^ovX. Dv. TkoXjatV* SXovcvae.\v 'BvXXxr* HIE BEST Dr. ?0Lo\»acVb ToKxxr Swxrr Potatoxs gog Un Tttaofon thx WisTX*.—Carefully assort end throw uut all’bruised tubers, and sec that those you wocld preserve are , dry. Tbe boxes or bin* may be of eueb alia a* is couveniaut, so that they be sot more than vighteea inebc* in depth. They should nut na nearer to any wall than three or four inthse, and raised a like dis­ tance from the cellar flrwr. and if placed one above tbe other, ebould havw a space bet wean each at ieaat two inobes V> admit. a free dreuiattaa «*f air. Sprinkle a ill I tie dry send i« tbe buUmn <>f the box, fill it half Ml of potatoes, add sand till the crs.wwe seo filled; then fill th* box with potau-es/ind ndd .and as before, leaving STOMACH Silioua Fever, j*‘euar ana yzgu-c. Jjiwr Complaini, dyspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, . Kidney Complaints, R.J. GRANT! WE atom ; fold «mv half upon the utoer with the fur out, and roll up pack tba skins away for a week or ten dnya. After this tbe pelts are shaken out, each is spread with slayer uf bran or sawdust,and thus they arc piled one upon another, or again rt»ll«d up to lie for a j!ay ur twu. Tbe moisture i> absorbed, and after this re­ peated vigorous rubbings and workings by tbe bauds fiiniah tboiu. Thick skins WEED* CELEBRATED FATERT Deed to be treated b second tiois Merer fail to satiety those who airs them a thorwith alum and salt, which is beat oajhjria!. and where- er introduced are rapidly applied finely pulvsrixsd and «sbbed in. Tallow ur other grease rubbed upon the undressed .king, softens and pre­ sses co them. On this principle tbe Indisns lau skins uf Butfuio, bears and small­ er auimuis—fur the nicer uperatmtie us­ ing braitie which ••» this swum are very highly valued. Tbe fur dressers in tbe ciUes use rancid butter smearing the*skins witbit, then pnt them into tubs, and tread and work liisui with the led very thunmghly ; after this sawdust is thrown in anuuigthe skin* and they ars repeat . edly worked over in i^mtset with it, t" rvuooe all exemw uf grea»e. Subsequent manipulati.m, rnbbuig tbe akin with ubalk ur (Hitter's day,and whipping and brush­ ing ths lur, fintsbee them. All those opemuoM drpeud fur tbeir success upon their thorough rubbing and working whltit the pell must always reoelvs-— Jffricnlhtrul. I axxA a\\ &mam« ©5 a whu* Lar naXuvc, Come and See !! Thors are many way s uf preparing furs fur UM aa articles ol drees nr ornumrut. A way the writer u«e<l successfully with small pelt*, as those of muskrats, mink., csts. rabbits, foxes, etc., ta a* follows; After streleUmg and dij ing, scrape >>tfal 1 tbo bits «d fihsh and lumjjs «»f tat which may adhere, ihcu wrt thoroughly on tbe CELEBRATED ftXovaac.\v "BTAtcv* TBE CHEAPEST Avvcvc ausa^ - vatXaxkeYxoX^ axxA YtkoXu. Tuk^e <.xk\o^o.YsY*. CH^KRY PECTORAL, Dr. 'R.o'baek'% . SXo'TMicV, YVxXXcr* Tbo Wwrtd’e Orwc W—^P’ iar Cougba, Golds, Isaiptaat Qn»> areXVvt SoV&xet's V*vc'cvA.,’vv1 V’fcvcxAv\x<2, DX-avrYxca,!)^eaXtrx.^, ILYxxava.aX\.v.nv, etc. IBWJS & EBD3g, GROCERIES Thwe J’irtsre are put up in quarbattik, qf uAiah tK* above is ajhe-tvn ill. ’ SThs label is finnty rr.grated, ar.-, is provid,} With a oa/e^pt^ yVo. ocunterfriter*. (prios fl pr bottU, c i^xrtzs?: S3,002,556.39 rABUSQBD 17W. PITER LOR1LLARD, DRY GOODS! HARDWARE! OTB GOOD. 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Sha ia gelling provieioM raUy te eMd to Mr husband ia the taMMuna, ' , .i'. , ,-Lm -UtlUt. I.pU !f M* eald the other. ■ ■; Mrs. Sprawl, although understanding no wqrd that wan spoken, »errolved the borrowed property formed tbe theme of , tbefr remarks. “Hava soma," sb* hast­ new and moat complete anuortment of ened to say, with extreme pollleneta, an Jfflisttllang. ibe Germans approjwbed the provisions. DRUGS AND MEDICINES* -n»rt *«z. »<□. <Chemicals, Paint*, Oita, Cam £nd, they ata WHIPPING THE WRUNG WOMAN. bread and cold maaL pheite, Burning Fluid, with appetite, exchanging glances, and A Sketch of Chivalry ff. East Taaaessea. grunting with satisfaction. ; ‘ turpentine and alcohol . WHS UWHi> r FOR MECHANICAL AKD MEDICINAL FURPOdES,<MiLTUEl AIm a full «tack «f groceries SWEEZEV St ALLEN. A rrORXEYJt ATLAWand Solicitor* la ChaoTh a*ry. Particular atirationyaid to Conroy, neieg, the iaveetigatioe of title* to Uiud •rwlaauro* uf mortgage*. Ac. W HI be happy I attoad to all call* in the Hua of their profenion rd healaea*. OMc* I* th* Court Hon**, Ranting*. Mich. .. . . . ■>_____ V...« *• ■ ■■ A. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPIRES. PEPPER, PRUNES, FIGS. RA1S1N8. OODJ1SU; t. ceerrltuag la lb* Grocery line, aueb aa tw oec4^ for tanyilv u>«. Alaa a grcal variety of the ciDiEistr if'XLTannxEi Ab* Cook I be Extracts, 'e alto keep oe kind * good luortacnt . ST-A.TIOISTEIl.’Sr, WING. PENS. PENCILS. !NKR, PAPCJt. EX­ gtg MOST POPULAR/ »• *r • PATENT MEDICINES JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN nJ Suit»«« Dw^liegoe Broad­ way. aaar th* CeUrt Hoss*. Im bought al any place. Gl't ua a call and judge for yuuraalrc*. ' Wc Intend to acll (BKBAIP, IF4DIR CASE orKrady Pay, only. Rurdal attenUoe will be paid la COSTOUNDIXtfaa* pulling up J-KKSCmi-nOfiB; and -7 one purcuaaing medicine* of u* can rrty upon ROBERTS A STRIKER. April iC !»«.. J. S. VAN BBCNT’B WOOLEN FACTORY, WANT 25.000 Ibe. n(\WOOL to manufacture into CLOTII— ■ ■ ■ AND 6HEETLXQB. either oc *b«rt> or by tb« yard. 1 TERMS. OXE HALF l>* cloth the weal nak«, cr 1 win minofoeliini wbol.wtunfbrniabed. into clolb at lh* feUawiag retae: 40 to *0 cento per yard for manufacturing Cloth for your familift. Try il! WOOL CARDING Doo* Promptly and In tba Bert M.notr. We ent the subjoined game at croes purpooee from Mr Trowbridge’s new novel of “Coco’s Crro.” A ‘ brief profsee will mats It Intelligible. When •rooesion was first inaugurated In East Teaeemro, many loyal men who had been for months prtoately drilling that . tb.y might fight It seed be, Indefbnae of the Union,'were obliged to karo their homes and take refbgy 1u tbe mountain.. Among throe srds' a well-to-do Armor named StackrWge, s man of some influ­ ence in the cmmutrlty, end t>pe whiiin the Confisderates were especially anfclout to arrest. By adroit espionage they be­ came convinced tbst he held cnmmunlca tiuns with his family, and the more un­ scrupulous among them conceived the cbHalrous Idea of whipping Mrs. Stack­ ridge until ehe revealed the hiding place • ■I her loyal mate. Wherefore not!— None of them wnuld feeshne to whip a slave wowiSn wbk rebelled, and ths wife of an incorrigible “Unlun shri<A«rn could hardly ex poet a lighter doom. Near t<,' th* Stack ridge farm lives Widow Sprawl, a rabid secessionist, only son bad been outlawed fur some act of violence under tbe old gov­ ernment, but was wels»n>ed bo the ser­ vice of tbe new, ami honored with a oom luisaiua,ii> tbe confederate army. He naa in coiuunwd iu the vicinity, and sent two Germans of hisooutpany, who might h« relied on for rigid ndhonmee to milllary orders, to pay Mre. Suchrldge the bumnna visit to which ws have referred. Now it happened that the goed woman was absent from h«n>«. having gone out to call upon a neighbor (nut Mr* Sprawl) and during her absence the capt*in'e mother, Ipuut upon borrowing provis ions from oae who. under the circum­ stances, would hardly refuse to lend, knocked twice st the door, and, mealing no re«p<mv*. polled tbe hospitable “Jaidh string*' and entered tbe empty house: "Her first feeling was that of resent­ ment. What right hnd Mrs, Stsckrldge to ba be absent when she came to bor­ row I As she explored lbs pantry and elrocts, however, and became convinced that she was absolutely alone in a wellprovisioned Arm-hod**, her countenance lighted op with a smile.' “1 can borry what I want Just exael) as Weil as If Mrs. Stackridge war at home,** thought tbe widow. And "she proceeded to fill b*r basket. She helped herself to a pan of meal, borrowing the pan with It. “1*11 fttcb homo ths pan," said she, “when 1 d<> the meal," exposing her ensgxy teetit with a grim smile. “It' 1 don’t before, I’m a feared Mis' Stack­ ridge *1) have to waie for'l a considerable spell! What’s in this box? Coffee! May as well take b«>x and alL Bring back the box when I do the coflee. Wish 1 could find sumo tobocky somnwhare— wonder w bar they keep their tobaeky !" Now the excelloiit creature did ndt ludulge^n (beao liberties w ithout some ap­ prehension thavMn?’8tackridge might return suddenly wad interrupt them.— Perhaps .ba.had opt followed Mr. Stock­ ridge to the mo'tjutaina. Perhaps she baa only gone into the village to buy Shoes (or her children, « U» mH on a neighbor. . “If sha should cume^ack apd ksuh me at it—why, then. fU loll her FRAMK AXXEN, T»a ATTORSKY.Coastline and , jHte* ta ita> boariMroro DS. A. F. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, JfeASH tbeso yerdurned Union .hriekera la all gwioa to he confiKSlsfl and I 'reckon I' may aa well takeroy shw-r wbsfi T ban fR it. TbarA a pepeeof blut peMsr, ■nd lit toko lejeM as tie. TbarWa^ruT iorap butter,—wish 1 cotld tote jar aad! —haao sums «< the Iqmps ob a plate ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASK. * U, taka all ypd want,” said the oldew. . '‘You’re welooroe to anything there is in the bouse. Pm sure I-adding with­ in beroelC “1 am ao glad tbeea aoldiaro have eomal Now whatever la misaiag, will be laid to them." “Youde ledyW ds bmua!" said the foreigners, munching. . • Yea, help youraelroaT .amllsd the bropltable widow. ‘ You Mrs. SuMridgel" they inquired more particularly. , ‘ “Yea, take anything you like," replied the widow. “Wbsrsisyour baahaad!" ‘•My husband 1 my poor dear husband! he has bean dead thia—"She cltacked herself, remembering that tha soldi era took bar fur'Mrs. Stackridgs. If abe underoived them, then they would know she bad bean steal in it. “Dead! Tbe Germans shook their beads sad smiled. “No I He was here last »i«hL He was SOM. You take dase things to him up in do mountlo*.” “Would you like some chlsee !" said the embarrassed widow. fTank y. Die Is better as rations." Mr*. Sprawl returned to the pantry. In order l» replace tbeprovisions she had so generously given awsy, and prepared to depart with the basket end pal!; in­ viting tbe guests repeatedly to Make tbemaalves quite at borne, and take wbstesse tMy euuld find. "Walt!" eaid they. Each bad a knee on the floor, and one hand full of broad and cheeoa. They looked up at ber with broad complacent unciuou* toes, smiling vet resolute., And owe, with his usoceuC' hand, laid bold of the handle of tbe st, while tbe other detained the pail. ♦You will fell ns where ta year busband,’ said they. “O, doar*me, I don't know I I’m a poor lone woman, and wberd my busband is ! can't ouosslve, I’m sore." ’ “You will tell us where is year bus­ band," repeated ,the moo; end one of tiiemrgetung upon bis feet, stood before ber at the door. “Hot on tbe mountain somewhere* I don't know wbar, aa* I don’t keer," cried the widow, excited. There was enmesbing in the stolid, determined look* ef tbe brothers she did not like. "He's a bad man, Mr. Stackridga is. I’m a seoeexiunist myselt You are welcome to everything in the bous— only lot me go now." “You will not go," sold the soldier at the duor, “tiU you tell us. Wo Aim for dot." On entering they had placed their tn us kets ie- tbe corner. His speaker took them, and handed one to his comrade.— Abd- now the widow observed that out of the mania of each-protruded the butt­ end uftasmall eowhtdo. Each soldier bold bis gim at bis side, sod Hay tag bold of tbe said butl-snd, drew out the long taper belly asd dr *' * ’**whip, like a black taka. Let ma go. I ain’t Mis' fitackridne I" Nutblngso natural as tbattho wifis of the nUtoHons Unionist abould deny bar identity at aigtat of tee whips. Tbe sol­ diers look at each otber, muttered some­ thing,in German, smilnd, and replaned their musket* in ttei _ "Yen teUne etas b yonr bnetamd, or Mao wa whip yon. Dai ie our orders." This they mH in toe tones, wish mild looks and with A Tsliunsas which: anti MghdhL. The widow new IhM oho bad •<lt la troaj.-U ia . troo! I . am . Mr*. Sprowl, and my bualspd is dead, and my sen is Capting^SprowI, and. a poor lone wldder, tual if yob strike her a’ single Mew. He’D h*ve ytt took and knng." “if bo Is ynur son, den by -your own sou’s orders wo whip yoo. Ho will not hang .us fur dak Yqu rill not tell 1 Don tojflvo you ten lash." Blow upon blow, shriek upon shriek, fallowod. The soldier counted the strokes aloud, deliberately, OMwaentiousIr,a* they,gars them, “Von, two, Uwe." to., up to ten. Th*re they atnppod.— But ths screams did not stop. This pun­ ishment, which It was (port to inflict up­ on a faithful old negro, which it would bar* boon such a good joke to have be­ stowed upon the wife of astauoch Unioolat, was nn sport, ao joke, but altogether a tragic *ffitlr, to thy mother, O. Lysander I Then she: wbtfftld so often wish­ ed that ebo too owned tiavoe, tfarklnn ■be wm angry aha might have them strung up and flogged. Then abu, who sympathised withbar ano in bis deaire losoe a«vjr msn. woman nod child that lorad the old Union served in ihte M>ion, felt in her own wrilhiag and blood­ lag flash the *Ungs ef that inhuman ven­ geance. Terrible blunder, for which ah* bad only herself to Ibask. Robbery of bar neighbor's house—tbe dishonest •bor­ rowing,* not of these ill-woUen good* only, but also of W ta^bUr'. baa brought heq, b» what wa nail Citality, to ih'ia strait. Fatality i* but another name for Providence. Tbe soldiers waited lor % lull la the ehrieki— iban put ouoe more ibe ques­ tion : “You tell nowl Where la your hus­ band! Not Dan you git ten Issb more. ’A!Why's ten lash till you toil** A storm of Ineobtrest deal*!, aftgry threats, sobs add roreams, was .the sponaa. One of tbe soldiers drew bar skirts over her head again, and gave an­ other pull at the cords that hauled up bar thumbs, while the other stood off ai>d mdaxurud out hM whip? Just. Uteti the duor opened, and Captain S|r6wl looked ally—a msrit which Lysander.fciled to appreciate.—Ha aware at them terribly} be*, be did not countermand bln last or­ der. Accordingly .they proceeded sto­ ically to bring more water. Lyeaader had got his mother’s head on hk* knar, and abe bad just opened ber eyes to look and her mouth to gasp, whan tbere eamo auotbor double lee-rold wave, blinding, sufiiag, drowniog ber. Teo Rtaeh of wa­ ter hadal thou, poor Jone wHnw.4 Lyaasder let fall tba maternal head, sad bounded to his feet, roaring with wrath. TbebrotherS'lmpirtbrtVle, with say, ‘Bring vanar and trow <*.' Wo pnn« vaxsar and trow on. Dat b alL" "Butldidu’n ttO you tefstah pall­ fob Thia sentence rushed out of Lyeander *s soul like a rocket culminated is a load. eXpluaiva oath, and was followed by a shower of fiery eu rues' falling harmless on tbe beads of th* untneved Tanton a— They walled patiently until tbe pyro­ technic rain ooaaed, then answered, speak­ ing ajurjiately, cadi a sentence, aa If with'One mind, but, with two organa. “Captain, yue boar. Last night tu de boose a Si*. Too nay ‘Bring vaaoer.* Wa pring a little. Dea you aay U> ea. Tern you 1 why la hell you sbtopl ’And you aay, *V»n 1 tall you pring vaaoer, pring till 1 aay ah top.* Vuo time more te-dsv vou ear. 'Prine Timf.' nd ron Again J feel tempted to raise a warn­ ing votes about tbe dnaarity wftee araantaal on board ef tha Eagiish and American navis*. It la impuuibla for those w|m have been many m on tin ab­ eam from England lo be well informed aa to tbe actual state of public eplnten *1 l£ts present moment qpoa thia vital aubjeeu But, judging from tha oSoara ofhsr, Mejeety’s hayy who have at rare Intervals brought vessils of war Into Confederate ports.lt appear* still'-to b* held that teott sounder erS hah antoothbore ia England a beat weapon of offena* against irob-clad v«***]*. 11. experi­ ence. gained at Charlestoe enablaa mo confidently to affirm that u wall might । you prlt onaof the Yankee tr.nnitor* or “How are yoo j:_ getting on boy a T” Tbe ', the Ironaidea with peas, aa expect them ------- --------------------------qoMtiou was--------accompanied by gn approv­ jo be In any way damaged by H-inch ing smile, which seamed to say, “I see shot. Another dlMgreeabh qqmtien furoea yoo are getting on very welt" “Wt wblphsr one*. We give her Itself u]«on an Englishman’* attention ten lash. She not te!L” “ when he ie eognixmi of the terrHJe broad­ ‘‘Very well, ulv*' her ten more." aid* thrown by tbe ll-mob gwns of tbe Tba widow struggled and screamed. Iroetidm-rtmo of the moat formidable Had aba rec«gna»d her sou’s voice !— broadsides, is the eninlon of the defend­ Muffled as-ehe was he did not iccugnixe ■ ers of Cbsrleston. which bat ever been bars. Nur was It surnrisiog that, in the thrown by mv vesasl on earth. Have we Unusual posture iu which be found her, any chip tai uteawoe wbidh eeeld suehe did not know her from * Mrs. Steek- I e»a»fu Uy racial aueh a broadaida, and re­ ridge. Ho stood in the dnor and smiled : apond to It with anything Like commeoaurata weight and vigor t 1 should be while the soldier laid on. 11 uM^ke'H i'dusM,'*Ml q filithloos to my duty if 1 did not mention ed. ‘•And smhrt ones to_____ __ that It is the opinion of all the Bngllah it happened that, thanks to her son’s prea- -■------------ *— la the Confederate array ure. con versed, that Engenee, the screeching \ iciim got two "smart ones" additional, ’ "Now uncover her thee. Ease away power of the guns asnt by both nailona ' on Iter thumbs a Utile. HI quaailon her to sea. myo—Good Lucifer!” exclaimed the ) Riabmnwd Coe, of Loodow Ttmwa. captain, finding himself fao# to faro with Raw Hwa. How fcw peroeM know bis own mether. Twenty lw* l—b— and tbs torture of Abe value ofrow Mao I it aaowwaiAoat jhe strung w thumb* had. prorad , teo strange to see them sell Mr “denosa” .km. for th. small mm of about >0 or 40 roots. Taksa rtHp ef well leaned swoon.; Ljysand*r,.furiwu, whipped out rww hido aa Mb wide, and a horoo mai hardly break it. psriJim* book. Iw of them be waaaol,brook *V- W titair g^n. from llTZrmr. Hs would Imo narrow stripe sad shave .iho W rortainly have killed, owe < them oo �ICAOO P<A^e « ma n®M __ __ ___ _________ PIAN08 PIANOS • jlrwesgirU a<aar fariiiH—s .raylraa ' soM«hlbtag. ZU tarty and N«Wal ■kfataupaf thoBipshtln lifctwl w Gen. GranUpawhMM ngahst further aU ' tempts to penetrtte th« Confederacy until cash ospital. *’*,j llichmond shall have been taken. He We regard this taatter of kb'diV la* di—giserwKfc Hnlleek, and places the fiaditaomowhavkgpeatul ^alsAgibta. ' surance matters equally important ns it highest vs hrs trpon the rebel capital, de­ . Delb^ Waatihn Ubfon rehateod in | 1 elueidetfea.. Lot boy oneccrefirily stody •oujd be In, the formslteo of m other claring that Cincinnati as well si Wash­ kiodaTdonfraM. WpUewthafneapniington is tbrMteoed by It. tbeqetabeateodWbet -wnd'sartet way jv mt jtnoncays.o the history of the Presidential suceeeriuns pag t lx . g«4 _llai ia not able to pay Another eorrvepnndent, speaking of ' Joeentls, so that ths eoprotoacy of the for the last twtoy4r»jMn,M4S' will promptly Ite losses. Hsving seen In the art •em 'ffii tees uisuhnteiili. thia new “on to Richmond. ' mys: “I (oV»mpi*M may We acknowledged 1 East muA of ths follsrs of auutusl soo»be convinced ef Un iratb of oar etete. think it probable that Grant will com panien sad ofUte trouble and loos sufoievJMw' Utorttueolaadd Oh, ao| that1 ed by : indfviduel. who |*d paUMtaed mand the atata eelama, with Sherman. IdooM-bo weonwatimctaoal. Do they MoPberoea, Meade sad Hewkar as chief ButwHJq we disclaim against "toa them, we cm express osr opinion of them tabordbmtea. .rrvx <• want the Union armies to march down isrm’r,‘>rfa^plan,"htlt not ba under­ whin good deal of pooitivensee. Now “Gen. Wm. Smith reached boro to day Eiono has to-day nearly one boostood that we advocate “tarn tana" fHnwhich gives rise to the revival uf reports ■.*enand suspended inulual cun>It la relate/ xKme rebel neat Vicks- i ripfee. It would •to, bowevce, no snore and ws remember that the hear that be still supercede Meade. It is clslned tbsl Grant urges his appoint^ k of a fallacy to adopt tha latter than tha Jinmimkcar of that Stats in g ro­ -ml Oh, to! that would' be nnonnati- format aa a'peiaeipta. It could coaxed y tated that the dtaioM for looses knew what to do with, (literally to.) Hr tafiooel. Bat do they want tbe wait to l beprudo^iyouf—ore mtocktef to insist ■ them wm over 82,080,000. ing ia affluence aad luxury, occupying ,4*» wfcepltie now—de they want the Mutuals daosHy rap well for 0 few an extravagant wnsi.>n. and wiy^. bia that every-mn who baa paaaad through Waahiagtaw, Merab 19—TU Ware years, often putting a'largo capital and . Union araiioo to oeaee fighttog.wh»lv treifamily a—<!1y teMtipg lba Wr ef the ' one term of office meaaurably ewoceesfub ' and Means Cam mlI tee have completed with flaming handbills aad ptausabls • tors subvert the government or rend it in1 shouH, at sQ ha—ards, be rtteiood for , «a taring places or the cart, and fur tha agMla, succeed ia. doit^ considerable bu tbeir amendmanta to tbe national bank­ limo beii%. visiting Saratoga and NrwCfrninl Well—no—hem—not exactly ing bill eesahltahiag a uoiform rate of in ­ another term, than to aay thal all should slnesa. They even pay tbeir first lueses ternal of 7 per cent., allow tag esisllag portiaturn. When the rebellion broke tkst—but—but they weal, tha "gov'erm be discarded at the ead ef a first term, ;promptly, which is used as a stlmalns to out, be wept intuit with bis heart. o>miI, rope ta Othere-'bot, by and by. locoes so­ State hanks to relate tbeir distinctive body and means, raised a Company bead whether aaeaeaaM or Ml Oer tewli- । on molate, seaeesments I ocrea so both ia names, and abolishing tbe numbering of ed them aa tbeir Captain, spent 1250.000 1 turions are not baaed upon any such flint- ।frequency sod amount. Members get Jia and tww years time in tbe causa. But 1 ay hutnbugsry aa ibis. Aesu'mplioM ।gusted and refuse tq pay. and whet then 1 Gen. Grant intends te concentrate all finding it (in his view) a failure, be baa of suck a character are arbitrary and dee­ bo you say sue them 1 Well suppose you our western ferosa, from the western resigned and come borne Laving hut all mwtam ewe*tassea beta-4, itfooojgnnft afibte ewtaialj lbws fo boundary of Texas to lha Miastaaippi. do, from every man of whom you re ­ ' potto. Tba deairaa of tba people upon 1 I'recaei'1 fveialve frtl Aff atOtU. Or into camps lor emaa bins blows tbisspnng his dares and I"roe change, ead wmrid be each a subject should ba tba oupre—s 'cover, yoor eoats will be more titan the Another estt'wti I snun bo Imnod for compelled Io In— al! bis plaatothM—^pr amount recovered so thal It will be a X tT-Oer l>»!Ur to aay —tbwtaeS uke the oath of dlrgionoe to the DnUrd law'/ l “- ; toeing job. ' " 200.000 to 300,000 mtn. States government. 'He te«dt time to l<r„t a.IlLKra portage U I JU by rvUtre of ed. Revive slavery, and ask traitorous No man baa a claim to o&oe; but tin Major Geo. Lsw Wallace baa arrived Tbe truth is, ao long aa the members «.a»m..?ew4a!!lL consider, but as b>a places were all to sis remasters ,to eoms back and resume people bare a right to demand tbe ear- 1pay tbeir uwwnifnn Toluntarilt the bora, having been summoned by the be taken pwdlra—d from hire, he swal­ Lha laah aver their slaves, and over us, Tices of a citixee for one term or more. Jcompanies ear: pay their lo.ae*. but when Secretary of War. Report a—igm bi«a lowed the Uttar pill, and m.w mntogo tha members oease to pay, the luasee will to the command of tbe Middle Depart­ •■d then, (if they will oom Lack) the Ms own property. He is determined to just aa they ehooea. If a public officer eeeae , to be paid, and the Company will ment. with beadqnartere ei Baltimore. governoMBt will be restored aa it was. A dispatch from Admiral Dahlgren, go to Europoad thus gel net of the sight baa been suceessfol, be baa dime bis duly (go down. Nw^tompany ever did succeed ' It is not the government, than but slavI of the scene of hia dis— ten. i in our opinion, oom ever will, in en­ dated Fortress Munroe, soya be sapoets —nothing more. If the people d erased sod < ,ery, that they want restored. And in to recover the body of his aoe by flag ef bia services for a eeeand term, they have forcing collection agarwst finy consider­ Gen. lL>s«-crans has prescribed a able portion of ite members. There are truce no Beturday nr Sunday. their simple hearts they afibel to believe a right to them ; and be ie an enemy ef It ia reported that Gen. W. F. Smith, very rigid oath <>f allegianoe, to be tak­ at this time, m this county, mere than that if slavery waa restored, tbe wsr ' hit country and tba true spirit of its In- 310.000 of unoollaoted assessments, and al Gen. Great's request, baa boon ap en by all persona attending religious eon-w'4nld cense, and we Would have the Unstituiiecs who would step in at this point more than twieo that amount of unpaid painted to the Major Generalship vsoa- fe recess, e*<» notions and^ytods githin •K. ,.l. - !. ... But they fail to tall ! with a bastard *>riacipfeM to defeat J bo claims for losses against defunct mutual ted by Great, and that bo will command bis dvportmem. A'atrtngcnt oath te alan . us why traitors would lay down tbeir i the array ef the Potomac. imposed upon all officers uf the Misenucompaniee. popstar wilt Gen. Halleck reported yesterday to ri Slate militia. No man who has been, Everybody knows these facta, sod yet arms, now, if slavery was restored, any But we will not pursue this subject with all this light of expo-*----- ;------------- Gen. Grant for ord•re,-and wm aanigned or tv now disloyal, eon bold nr get a mtee than they would refraln/frem takV. F to 3tv»yta-«rori. Ssn.ro. farther. The proposition of the right of be found wbo disregard । for special duty al Washington. oemmi—ion without gre— perjury. •UOe "T sir .14. .1 ate ■—«t re—Ale b— • teg up arms, before there waa any dan­ ciao—■ -£—MMe 1,. A——(Maly XU. An informal meeting of Republimn the people to self-government, is loo of business sagneity. sad ger of Slavery being abolished. members of tbe Houee decided to sus­ MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS. plain a principle to need elucidation. Tbe all they p nee sea in eompr no capital at all wkb which to dieoharge tain Secretary Chase's views un tbe gold . But the government has been subverted I— a Htstldtfer tfp— pfelelMWer 0 “woe term priotiffd* is the politician's Uemsss Wettb CvaUnM4.. w«Mi t'ale— tbeir obligations. Why do they do It! has it, by tbe liberatioo of sis vse 1 And tMf Witetag l*prerw—bm^I. dodge. No Butapman ever advocated Simply because ilia riteop. Well. Aoddg wben yoo ask for “the government ns it it, and txt Slaitnton ever will u cAeop. and to mveat in ft is just about wM,”you simply wsnt slaverjftretored, as sensible as investing ma ebesp mutual and then It will bo all right Is slavery insuruaeo company. Our readers know The lol and 8d Corps, Army of the < ■iho govoraepeDlt Ggsnul the Govern­ that we have not been particularly par­ Potomac, are to be temporarily trans The spring elections have been held ta ment be emabltabod in all the revolted four hundred and eleven towns, villages tial tn tbe farmer, we are no more so to for ed to the 2d, 5th and Oth Corps.— tbe latter. I The commanders of the 8d corps will be stat—, end be tbe —ma government as sod eittea is New York, ibis month and Tbe following is tba affidavit redbretd Sedgwick, Hancock end Warrovi. before Zithent slwery t' We cannut see tert. Two bundrod and Mveaty-fivo «f to above: On Friday, Gen. Custer with 500 men tboM hewo given Union majorities against Soldiers in the field will bear in how slavery can be the Government, any­ State of Michigan, I a made a revonnotsaece to Ely's Ford oo one hundred and thirty-six that have gene mind that “Democratic" papers through more titan oxen, horses, sheep, ta g. or “Democratic." Tbe Unionists have gain County of Lenawee, | tbe Rsp«d«n, and found only tbe musI out Ibis State drctafo tbe. taw allowing The undersigned William L Greenly, A I them to irnte, peeved by bamee end boween are the government. ‘ ~ rbeade Thomas D. Ranadell and Edwin P. An- rebel piekola on tbe opposite banks. small portion of Custee’s force ere—ed And If we' cannot bars the “government drown, specially appointed by the Hen. and drove tbe enemy in the direction of j lure, “tKrsMouaThey will atao re­ as It wasjy without slavery restored, bow member that neatly every Democratic i the Brcrstary of Bute of Michigan Fredericksburg. They scoured tbe own- | member in te4h Houses voted oyainti | aforesaid to make aa exanlnation of ran wedmvfrU withe at restoring the cat­ try for eoveral miles beyond the river I the capital and seeurillee of tbe Mich witboat meeting opposition, and return- ■ the bill. These fscu will aid them u»detle asd the tenemu ta dee troy ed by the termining wbo are tbeir real friend, al war! These are all calamities which Un to certify on oath the reenll of each extraitors have brought upon themselves; aoiiuativa parouaat to section niae uf the A ■Utlary CoeneU. and It la pitiable to see human beiDgs,eallad entitled **ao act for Che tnoorperatam A council w— held to-day ia w blah not of insurance companies and defining tbeir iDgthsmselTss men, asking that uf all tuwaro sod duties" approved* February only the Preeidect, Grant, Halleck, a*d llieee scIf-iDvitod punishmenli, that which At a wnrnse of tbe Peeos Damecra 5th 1859, respectfully report,lb— on lha moat uf tba Cabinet participated, but all preveata crime, and ernaboe oat the muse cy of Butler county, Ohio, where Vallaa- 29th day ef Feb. a. o. ISM we eUtod- the military talent in which the Adminof all ournatieaal worn, should be the one digham bad a majority at the 1—t elec­ ed at the office of —id company al the iatratmo has confidence w— eallod in— remitted. Poor, deluded tools I Go tion, a couple of new planks wore is—rt- city of Adrian in —id oouaty, and made Tbe basis of tbe c«— submitted for con­ before the people and tell them, if yoo ed in the DetnucraHo platform, rix war to examination of the capital and secu­ sideration was, that the several February with Franco and alliance with Jeff Davie. ritise of said orwapaay, and we do certify expeditions had nearly all miscarried, and Loan SintMMVtitx, in ■ party of ta•dare, that slavery is the Government, It tnay bo denied that the latter la a new aa the reault of each enmmatioa that tbe onea try w— foaling alarmed and dis din and gvnllrmea, propounded hia plan and that your patriotism, your boast­ plank, bet the Butler eueaty Democracy tbe earn of 3100.000 capital has been paid ealiafied. for cultivating-the wastes of Africa, nhvu ed loyally, your heart-yearnings after an certainly ahead of all oom pell Lon io ta to said eompaay, and lhel the said It Is stated from a reliable aoa roe, that a witty oM maid present whispered. loud peace and a “restored goveremac 4" are making it ao conspicuous. Wo copy company ia pceaseaed of the said oom of after the ground had been gone over. enough to be heard, that abe thought it a alt measured by a desire to see the reetor- below a portion of the raeotulioa pre­ <me hundred ttoaeoed drilaro in money Grant was called on for hia views, and moot uaeharitable idea, while so many settled at tbe meeting referred to, and sad stocks as required by tbe 6U> section bo res ponded promptly In favor of tbe wmtto are unlmprroed at borne ation of msn stealing and woman-whip­ which received a largo vote, but were de­ uf mid ssl All of which ia reepeolfaUy capture of Ricam>«d — tbe 5r< atep ia ping. and the selling of daughters into a clared loot by the Chairman : the campaign, and it is quite sure that submitted. life of misery, infamy and shame. '•Bnobad, That the oootinued aequlaiorders will instantly go forward tn bring Wk. L.Gmblt, the I lib and 12th c«rpe from Chrttanixlion of Territory and adaalesion of naw Taos, D. HswnxLL, ga. and tbe 10<h and 17th corps from the Eowtn P. Anoaswa, Tux loxta Gxxxtts, ta publtahiag a Statea, would, without other disturbing Subscribed and aworn to before me this •Mi—i—ippi river to Virginia, and all influence, ooooorRr later, mtno diaeociarecent artide from our paper upon tbe troops that can be sf-arod from other tion and render tbe —tablishmeat of pev- 29th day of FeE, a. u. 1M4. question of tbe representation of th'ta Dis eral confederacies as inevitable — death ; peiata will, it la reported he incorporated Gaonas Kixoslst, with the Army «f the rotumae, and triet In Congrrsa, appends some remarks that tbe destiny of tbe Anglo-American Notary Peblie. Banks bo reinforced with negro truopa, is, not to perpetuate a huge, overshadow ­ •4“J f-u-i .1 • A Florida letter to the N. T. Erontap but nothing more, and it is expected that fours time if circumstances seem to re­ lug Fearretioa. but, on all At kerilabit trrritary of tha Continent, io inprttt At Pool statea as lha cause ef the late dm- with the aid of the Boot, ho will bo able quire it, appending still farther evidence torertiiinty of At peoplt and to trttl At V> take Mobile. Tbe groat bulk ‘dwhite of ©or own, bearing upon the same sub Untndarin of Stalft; that thia is the Ex­ Gen. Seymnur was deceived no to the treope will be concentrated in Virginia, jest. It is always painful to us te pub celsior. and accordantly therewith it Is strength and purposes of the enemy by and it it believed that 250.000 men can itah anything reflecting upon tbe public tbe duty of the Democratic party—re­ persona wbo were admitted to our camps bo brought against Richmond st an aarly gardless of the artifice, of the cunning, so loyal citizens, test wbo were in fact and official acts of men in any station; tbe timidity ef the pnamllanimona, the rebel spies. Tha An/ (hicks that when but having given tbe parties due notice, inconaietency of the vacillating, and the a Geanral marches into an enemy’s nounIf tbe effort te persisted in, ta farther In counsel of tbe Incapable—Pj fearla—ly try as though be were aanong friends, Cos«nt». ■. H.. March 11—Returns suit the good sense of the people of this inscribe on ite banners, Amity, Com and aims to ooncuer its inhabitants by from 2±0 cities and towns, leaving ten to PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND CongresriMal District, we “shell lay on meres, Alliance with the Southern Coo­ conciliation, ho gives too many chances bear from, aland thus : Gilmore. 30.757; PRIZES. „ ,n led vracy, war with France for the Exeo- te the foe for safety. UUH EATING DEPARTMENT Tbe MoClellM and spare not.** - • Harrington, 30,750. Gilmore’s majori­ 1 wUl eetesos it y be—UM Pbotogmfb 41utorahip ef Mexico." aad Boell puliey wm pretty thoroughly ty wiM be about 5.000. F-ur of the five tried te Virginia aad Tonooeeee; it wm BmnreiM Extswmd—Through the Onoecttutv, and nine of the 11 Boasters soareely worth while to try it agate. elect are Union Repcblieaax Tbe L'nkta pofltMssa of B. C. Dxxtaos, the efficient,: majority fc> tbe House are sheet 75. gentlemanly and very popnkr Provost her recent peonage to New Marshal ef ths 9d Dietriot, wo are te «oY«k. the etaamee Germania rnegM fire neiptnf a notice from the War Depnette the bold,- Marcel the steerage balk heed, off tee oms* of Newfocmdtawd. Ow­ nscot that the time for- pnyteg the fa. ing to the peowtpt mewsnnm of -the offi ifaiM bounties to wofaateers has been were, a bate was cut tterewgk the deck, Mtaoded to April lot, tMA Fall fat© and five streams of vretee poured M tbe Um ta*ha tetjta. white ftesln Awn MbK to rittrtnfflte «hM H was aem^etely isftegiitoed bofoflp Ao cabin yssungire had boea made swre of tteT i sernMi ’ fer • rtMMdtfoB Oftbe eu mfflnrbCMavs i JAeto thMrpr^foo nManmg.'apdyou will1 tiFrrm****- GfiOCERY, Hew Advertisements. Eating tf Billiard SALOON, ‘AsAtdap craning the following lit .T.tmtok A. T. Dr^.) IU~ra.r * The TUfaBB Ktoeliaa. Tbsalectioa to this village on Mote MsaedoCoa lha whole rather qule » foe as party politics wore comm* fa—dtirl in-the election uf tbe eo .Democratic ikket. by msjeriliee rang from five te twenty-five Tbe follow ,«re dm officers elected: . Presktet, J. W. Stebbins; Recun "W. Haye; Marshal, Lather Beam -Strete CoMrissieMr, E. D. Fffie .T-ifanr—. J. W. Baekta; Alton 3Kgu BencherTrustees, W- 8. Go •ymr. H. J. Keofield. R. B. Wight- day. Ho dues net look as tbmigh -eworecs" (becomes) duties of bis ri were wearing the life out ufhim very f Mr Bailey eoens to be perfectly oblivi ■We the fact that Me extreme uupoputai te with tbs pre?*4">Ui whuni’bo cm fata immediate contact, and nut with ■War Departmeat who only know I •through hie rierkn. His cnwaiani te to of hie popularity where be to Lot li Tnx New Saw Ntu_—Tiloey fit D ■eroun here gvt tbeir new mill eo •completed aa to give it a trial, ft which it appears that by a little alto {foe K wUl bo emtooetly aneceerinl. T vwvfltri feetoircetar naw, with a b of waler of only abocX two feel fall, wo have heretofore stated, thio mill situated on the Tberaapple river, j vrart of lha village. Scoaa Manina.—The “first run," I sap, this year to said to ba»e been grew | than any stegie Tua" without laternJ cion, it seven years. The present I sorely sold weather gives promise of increase tewgsr mskfag. New 8^ io befog brought la quits freely, and •riling readily at a shilling s pound. Naw Goons.—R- J- Great, ban y reheraed from a trip after New Goo wb^h wlU be te town before most ef« readers see this notice. Of oocrse, « rsoiree knew, that when Mr. Grant g New Goods, ttaeocaa Good Goods, s wry eoscKprwjft. ViLum CeMMHin*.—Al the Rep Mm (tarn on Saturday evening, fellewtegperecna were appointed a \ tege Cnmmiue for the eneuteg year, wit • D. Stxixxx, A. J. Haws aad Jar Maun. Nsw Mcs»c.-Tbe well known fi NfBectfe Cbdy, music pcbhsberv, at Clark Btreet-CbUngw, have seal m . MJowfag cptendhl 8~r and Cber with Piano MM»pS«teM*Ct "Oh B< |ho Breve where they Fall;" •‘Vichote is TA-1, Boys ;" and “Wsebingten . Uinon Laxeca Mruroisv.—Tbit a Httte celteocioo of petriutio bymne tense, more especially deelgned for �iirnf. HOLBROOK. Laid, ' »• ea -»>.v4wl'lWy’»b^’”.'.'’.' s^^^AaTUr.-XQ*...'.- •• (tame.) •» ............ ttatai TilBt'AT DreKASaa.—'-We would eall StL'ntinn tn ‘Brown's Br-mehiat Trochee.’ Wo have found them efficacious ia allay­ ing Irritation in the thr-mt end Bronchia! tub-s and would commend lliem in the at tentiou of Publie Speakers, and otherstrouliliiT with affections of the Throat. They are also an eacsUent remedy for Hoireeneoe resulting from cold."—CfonN. B., Nottaeta hereby given, that tba ffrtjationaliil, JSotian. above ticket was triumphantly—.dejtalrd ■oa Monday loot. BwildetiI, A. P. Drake ; TUaordar, T. '<* Aria; Mamba!, Davltt Woolley ; Bleaat Chcnmiasiooer, JL O. Phillips; Treasurer, J. Maus; Attorney, C. G. Holbrook i TnmteM. H. N. Sifaldem, J. IT lUerndk Wm. L F. 11.ma, Z. 8e>dmore; Asasaaore, J. M. Nevins, J. Cole. inch thereof arwtil satisfy (aid Interest, beta} foaeyUM<aad*>.|O'X>ufaMtora (Mrt.iv> wdlbe ild at too north door of toe court bouMin the ^dtte^jSiTwi'lltJ atni^j^bo^vntb day ftf |lajr, A. D. I«o4. at M?C ' * JOSEPH aiBIXT, KostMM. Dato<rebrwnr7(|UM. (fobl£ Tbe ViUags Election. Tbe election to thia village on Monday, pa^oCow thawholo rather quietly, ao far aa party politics were concerned, .sad recalled in ths election uf the entire . Democratic ticket, by majerilia ranging from five to twenty-five Tbe following bats Offlcs. in tbe village of Hssiings,oo Moodsy, the i»th day of February, in tbe Tver o*e Uureaand sight bandied snd. sdatydeor. . Present, Mltenus* C. Ftfadl*. Judge of Probate. z Remaining uncalled fur at the llitsiltigs ft* too matter of the estate of W 111 tarn Tbotnas Post Office, fur lha weak ending March CarroR, late of Washington City, Dtotrfat of Co15, 1881: . SSsxwsauaWLfcgs thereof dole autheaUMted. with" Ths pMW0l of Charite M. fiutlsr, preying, that th < urns saa) bt Are the officers elected: PreeWeat, J. W. Stebbins; Recorder, W. Hsysv Marshal, Lather Bennett; ’Street GecumieeiuMr, E. D. Fifield; Treasurer, J. W. Buckle; Attorney, Wm. Burgher ; Trustees, V- 3. Good'ywu, H. J. Koofield, R. B. Wighueen, J. P. Noble; Asseseore, D. Cook, •ed F. D. Aokley. MrtbofeiyWy. wb^dseow bkrt bad many troubles nod Ums, an lilting me lor tvert destroy Ing utfturron.lort. msMoll taking dHfU'ieeplols i four buttles, and cm cos ch™. - —--------Hy difflvutricrbsve Hearty enwtrepfwertd, and X feel cheerful and bSHW. . .' • TfeVCanukln Dewars, •LIST OP LETTERS, war to the cotnplalaanto ■thereof to br served on ----------- ---------- —ItaHore. wltbiu tnrenty after service on him of a copy of said Hill, notice afybe srnrv of tMs pdsr, and to detbervof ll-af said Bill .HI be token u coo- CUREJS£S.ai kbsea ia pmr. bMUb for a 1M* SPECIAL NOTICES EWING MACHINE Foil SALA made tta a long call M oar office an Mon day. He docs nat luok as‘though the be, end all*baa cuattoued so.erer suio ' “FaCL KtxU. Osrdnvr, £J '•Buffalo.October I. IMt." LeT Far tiela by ell C CROSBY, General Ajput. ho. Ml Kcffslu, M. T., tv whom tu ordera sho drasacd. cell <yIts —owdrotu” (bwoornae) duties of hie office Estate o( Samuel Scutborn. ware wasunag tbe life out ufhitti very fast. prescription for the cute ofCouaunplion. Asth­ ma. Brvutoitis. and all Threat and Lung affec­ 4e with the jM*p/eJwith whutu’ba cornea tions, (free of eberxe.) by sending tbeir address to Ber. E. A. WILSOX. into i mtn•diet* cos tact, and nut with the IVilliamsbutgb. . Klugs Co., Rew York. "War Department who. only know him jauS?t<spser.ee! -through hia clerks. His roasiaat boost is of hie popularity where be ia butlitll* j Tm» Naw Saw Mill.—Til noy de Dick -erxjtt have got ihoir mw mill ao far ■cwiupletod aa to give it a trial, from ■which it appears that by a little altera- '< dffilCEiY'oRtXEa. STAtx'or tiltSNAlf: Tbe'Clfesh Court for tbe county of Barry, tn Chancery. Before Hou. Um 8. Lovau. OreeU Jidf*.. at bit IV of Harry, Bolden al tbs >'rebate OSce, tn too Cbawbars. • h . . ■ vili.es of ilsotiuas. on Monday, lbs tH day O'sorys Iflolse, ampfoiamsl, ofojwbraacy-ta too your ne thousand olgt.l huudred aafoixly-four, prssent, B. C. rrtndle, Aanas C^^^jJtojta^/ZKjo^Wie A. Buv mortgage: sale. JLZof pwrmaal of an indenture of Mortgagserscnlod by JctoaL. Williams and bis wife. Mary In*ibe matter of the estate of Samuel ScoUiuro, d defendants, j Jajo WtlUams, of Bsrrv rouuty aed State of Micbiraa, *0 Harriet M Mean, of Oalbouu couuty deceased and state aforesaid, bearing date toe secuod dsy of On readine and (ting the petition, (fairverifad of W. W. Krilr. prating, fur rens nee tbetrissrel John A. Wing cud Kliiabetb V. Wing ere not July. A. D I«eo, aad recorded oo tbs «th dsv of IMPORTANT AND TRL'El forth, that letters uf Adiniuiatralion ds Hail ««-e, residents ef the riiaiaef Michls*, but reside In Julr. A. D. reeu. at » o'clock. P. M-. in tbs office the Blate of Miseourl. Oo motion of 8weeeny A Stbo Register of Deeds, for said county of Barry. —r.----------------------------- ,... in Mud estate mar be granted to Thomas Altort Bwk □. of Mortgsgvs. on page Wf, and too TbereujMin it M otdired tbot Ktreday, fte list amount el• lined to bv dos on said Mortgage at WATOOrS 'NEURALGIA K15G will speedily the dais of this eottos. being ooa hundred >ud enrv Am— (KI. anH ■>.«• In aixty-nine and KLluOtosdollsrs. ||1<S,J«>J and no ABB you racked with tbe tortarna of Ruceenaaf Warson's XuxtoiA Ktxa wHJ speedily rvlisre. to hereby gtrso. that on Bmrdsy the thirtieth AREyi'm suffrriug from tbe gnswingsof Drirsr- iX'UdruxsVii. tioa 1l will be eminently successful. They v>ae of a five fact eirtular aaw, with a hrad of writer ef only about two feet fell. Aa wediave heretofore elated, thia mill ie Watson's Karan Mia Kia« sriu iaspvoee year digestion. : . mortgage, to wit, the eart frseUon of the aouthntt qstrltr saros,and V) acres off free* the ARE yoo*groaning with pain, with Oocv la your west aids of the south-east qmu-terofMCtton Ku. Warsoa's b'scaauiu Kun wm asrasgs year twsirty. (Mi) in towMfap Ko. three (S) north of pstn. ' range Mo. tea (10) went, in all eighty acres, mure or lees, in saW county of Barry and Blate of ARE yeo aware of tbe srieSrsce of tbe Gsxar IsTsraat. Rausnr f Michigan, will be sold at pubHe auction orvondne I [ TfATSONU KEVRALGIA KIKU. a certain curs foe disease. AvyUcadJrriA ■ C. R. WALKER, Arepresfar. A/afa Far sale by Hossara A Bratxia. aad A. V. Batlax, llsalisga, Mich. octtl ly * And M to farther ordered, thal saw) petitioner give notice to tbe petsona interested, in said salats, ef the i-eodeney of said petition, sad the bonrfag tocreeC by enoning a oot Cbw etdsr to be published in ths Hastings Banner, anewsiMtper printed In said eoiu^y. ef Barry for tores successive wreks, previous to said cay of bear- •itoatad on the Tbornapple river, just wemef the village. •ion, in seven years, 1 PA'OBdrEO/rf><*.-BTATBO»MICHI<lAX Mr Bailey aeens to b» perfectly oblivious •On ibe fact thal hie extreme unpopularity The pretest ao werwly cold weather given pmmieo of an ^DVEUTtBKUHNT. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE iuoreane io •ajar making. New Sugar ie being brought In quit* freely, and ia •ailing readily at a ehillleg a pound. STORK Tn tbs mst»»of tbs srtatv vf Leehu H- Fxhofa CUTE* HAMWARE deceased. Xoiloe Is hereby given that ta pnnnanee of s After as ebeeaeeof savers! years. I base scale । licvese granted to me. by the Judge of Probets far resumed the HARDWARE Til A DE, -Nbw Goods.—R. J. Grant, baa just r*tarn«d from a trip after New- Goods, OK M05B0E STREET 15 THIS CITT, Aad cordially invite my old eastomers mri (Hands io Kent and ndjoluing ootutUea. to rents’ their buiismarH.lions with me. and wbrt rrer they are tat went rf any cruets usually to be found ia a —— wHph will be Id town before w»«et •( oar readers eee ibis notice. Of course, our readers know, that When Mr. Grant gels New Gootfa, Il bmmo Gomi Goods, at a awry *m«U prq<f. 1 obtained from yoa iu Stir ember last Seeing ibe adserttoeroeat of year Society, offetiug to give yoer medicine to clergymen for tbe poor of tb.ir parisbre. I obtained a bottl. for a poor girt BUILD! MO HARDWARE^AMD MECHANICS ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Viit tea Committxx.—Al lha Ropubm Saturday evooiitg, tha Mlwwiagyataona wane appointed a Vil- MmCuom lofe Committ* far tha anauing year, to wh ; TX Stoaxa, A. J. Hams and Jacob Naw Mcuc,—The well known firm In the mailer ef the Estate of Jon L. McLaiU*5ou« to hereby given, diet by virtue oflieen^ Uon Ko. too, (10) ie Township Ko. eno fl) North sad authority greeted to mt by tbe J udgv of lim­ bate in and fav ths county of ifariry, snd Elate of Mich Iran, I Wit! expose io sals at public auction, aers, according to th. Oovrijure. yvrr »y. Heel Estate, lying and bring ta the WWrtyof Bv XRMrtdsCMy, meta publishers, st 95 Clark Street Chicago, have sent us ibe FoUowtag splendid and Ming la tut county ol Barry, aad Slats or craWcery sale. ^Basttogs taaaid lte^- Songs and Chorus, JOB WORE AMU-RKPAIRIKO PSfilimT with Pianu acempoftirnntar “Oh Bury TNLM^T C*»»E HUMAN MISERY. the Brave wher* they FalluVieksbarg is Takssi, Boys;” and •‘Washington and jean, shall sell U public suetion. Vi thi Dnos LaarscwMatoms. —This a nsai Mttta eeUeetiou of palrMta hymns aad of said Barry, county. Ao wit. the sdam tusaa, more especially designed for the attended to. Don't forget the • «n U i COT HARDWAKE BTOHE, Where Goode will beeoW at uniform prices, . OXCKA.P VO* GtZUKK. At Wholesale or licleU. . WM II. McC055IU. 6rsURaphto.J<yJsl,lSU b^yl CT ON FRUIT CULTURB JOB �’? ’D'BL UpxuM tW. iSu U>U ba will- ’B'LOO'D •toed, sad thal toe idea bo at once end ftfftoef ahnndoned «mt none but meebhntea roqtfire this greet element of usaMteN nsto happtatoa.: Wlmtoeera man’s, hcoupalito, wbellter be ho a farmer, a sssrohant, an artist er a mechanic, there / *' •■' mve toos lOltufol fo » *bUe for mod five focally should be a primary coarideralitau with parents, but more porticularlj’ with formers, who have sum whom they design to he toeir euMseaurs up­ to the form. Skill ta tbe use uf tools is of iaceloulable advantage to him wbo tllfo the soil. It euablM.blm to du tuny tilings whioh others cannot do well for !ntn,'and do them better and cheaper. It gives useful employment to many an otherwise idle bnur- h prompts him to add a ttmusaod Ihtle conveniences to tbe bouse and foraa,. wh‘>ch but for thia akill would never be made, la a wofd. It is earn ing <hh. In a fuller asnae, the de­ sign of the Creator, wheat he implanted thia fseuhy of roostrueiirrneea within : bljn. Itat it then bo cultivated in chil . dren. lndolge tbe propectaily ta make waterwheels and minature wagona, kites HELMBOLD’H EXTRACT BTCBO AND.Df[•ROVED BONE WASH CURftJ and toy boat*, sleds and bounce,anything io foot which will serve'u» develop it, SECRET DISEASES and titake it practically useful. Give the Ia aU tbofrStagss. At UUie Rxwusa. boys good pocket knives, and whal Is Lillis or no chance In Diet. No tacos recSiuo*. better, give them a good worksap. Em­ ployed in It. they will nul naly bo kept out <>f inischitK bat they will bekUcugtb ening their iniLde*. eXerdsing their man­ ’ tai powers, and fitting themselves for greater usefulness, when they shall be called npon to take their place io the ranks of uicu.—Pbilodtlphia Culiuritl. , sM 1 *HvkY(UT<nM COME AND BUI MORE which have heeaabownroi upon him frost • ThspeeaKartVof foe -OF THOSE— WX ^avX» o') XVkC CouivAv^. axvX V\X\» is than they strike at the root of Diasaeo, by sinUtoWsg every particle of imparity 'Xxb GOOQS I R.J. GRANTI Wives and Carpcta. Tbs Chigac» Journal thus philosophirea on these themes : “In tbe selection ufa carpet you should always prefer one with email figures, for the two weba ef which tbe tabrtc oonsists era always more closely in tar woven than In carpetings where large figures are wrought. There is a good /deal of true 'philosophy in this that will'apply to matten widely different from the selection of earpsta. A mu commits a aad mis­ take when be selects a wife who sots ton lard* a figure in the great carpel of life; io other word a, makes tnueh display. The a|tractkxis fade—ibe web <>f life becomes worn and weak, and all the/ day fignrvs, that seemed so citarming atr first, disap­ Dear like Summer flowers in Autumn.— Many a man has made a flimsy linaay woo lacy of himself hr striving to weave too large a figure, and is wore out, used wp. Wtauld carpsu hanging on ths fenca before he has lived oat half of his allotted dhys'of usefuleets. Many a man wears out like a carpet that)* never swept— by ths dust of ind-dpnee ; like. that car­ pet be needs shaking or whipping; be needs activity—something to think of— something to do. Look out. tbefl, for tbe large figures and there are thoao anw stowed swsy in the garret of the world, awaiting their final consignment to lbs cellar, wbo, had they practiced thia bit of carpet4>hiloa.lpby, would to-day be/reah a a Bruseela fresh from ths loom, and everybody exdaimino: ‘It ia wonderful how they do wear.”r ' ••■ and ?• -. ' •“.■ .- --------------------------- —-------- —. nSofiS. wbeibor existing la «*ls or rnuu from what­ ever cans* originating audboeaUaref BOWIOM eraSenta. DroMric*hklmbSEdb'^tbji'ct BCCHD 'BX.ooX, for Uta Ilfs aad health of ths body depend* upon the pwrity of the blood. If the blood is poisoned-ths body drag* e^RMiewsbli ■rfKsniii Thesemedicinss Kvt- X5wt<\uoXc\ for mring KortMa, ByphUi*, rii in (JxLoam, Old Sana, tKHftfeicanf--------- s«flssr“~ JUtoorrAfoa. Mysfrsfus, fftonere, n»t, QartfldetM I I I fbwtote Complaints BLJInthany, ft. a, JCrupttbns, Qtnawnption. ata. I I QW person wri»se,ber daughter wu eared 'rf tie of nine yean’ steading, and tk VW W THU GREAT Divimc,ud la certain ta .IX MT USE or TRADE. Come and See ! I WE HVAB JUST RECEIVED *XSB CXSY* AI0T2KB •< BhsaBatim of sight years. Cm IBMMrable of Dyrpepeta and Liver Complaint could bo meniwnrd in which the PeriJto and Pills ‘WotUXAkfo a CXuirwk. TEW**: 'BYook'k VA\» are tbe most active and thorough pills that have snr been introduced. Thry act so diroetJy upon theUver. excit­ ing that organ to such an extant as tha* the eyrtan does not relapse Into its former coamtioo, which ia too apt to be tbe case with simply a pargasire pill HIE BEST THE CHEAPEST A large stock of 'BX.oodi cexxA T/mmv VAX, G- O O X> 8, width, la conjunction with the 'Bkoo4. Vtan$veY, sRwnr* KAcatniM. WtERS CELEIUTEO MTEST KEZDUDBI) IPIBMiES. . u— oo<t» trial, sod whereier introduced ere rapidly We hare every kind of p»de, each u •■pereedlug all otbera Thev poaeete tbe merit ef etoplidly aad MH of tr.anagemect, >o that fifteen nun«l»» Hew te Mweep a Carpet. BOOTS & EEt®, m* instroottan will enable any one to asa them Taka a common wash tub, or some .occeea fully. Tbe following art some oftbeir veaael large enough to admit the broom Q] pointe of eaocllmce. They hare a eiratabl Needls and fibutile, freely, and put in c<>ld water to tbe depth n z epdistdsfete!* ef a foul <>r snore. Then take a broom (one partly worn ao a* to be a little stiff ie tbe best,) dip It in six inches or so and bold it -ver the tub or go out doors and knock off all the drops of water. This esn be d»me must effectually by holding Tba taoatan to auprrior ta it in one hand and rapping It with the Uosvsumss ar knots In lb other on the broom corn shore where it canaa It to operate with Irra is wet. Commence brushing lightly at Tba feed ia perfect,Accural aad warranted to run two J first going over it tbe second time, or more, aad Ifyour carpet is very dusty, do not sweep more than a square yard ur lw«» before dipping your broom Into' the AND water again; this will rinse uff all parti­ elee that may adhtrw to the brom. Rap off tbe drops of waler as before, and be­ gin agsin, continuing to do so till the whole is cleansed. Should the .water gel very dirty before oompietiM tbe room, it ahould be changed. One wbo has never trier! die experiment, will probably bo surprised at tbe quantity r»f dirt that will be washed from tbe broom into the water. A carpel can bo more effrctuslly cleaned in thia way than it can possibly be dune with a dry broom, as tho poriirhs uf dust adhere to the broom instead of rising IA fall back on tho car­ pet. There is no danger ofinjuring even a fancy carpet, if the drops of water are tbonHjghly removed from the broom.— »c ■ SewiDg Machine. ’ J Let no one try wbo has not tbe time and FB PUBUCLY CHALLENGE MA­ patienec. CHI SES OF ANY OTHER MANUFACTURE TO K) AH LARGE A RANGE OF WORK SI JAN EASILY BE DONE ON THEME Scaxworo ow Ncrs.—\V« have somellmea known note on tombing maritlneeIn view at THESE HARD TIMES w a ma selling circnlar saws, foe., to become aa tight that no wrench would remove them.— OUR GOODS Thia was because they had been held In the bend till they became warm, end be­ ing toen applied to very odd screws in Winter, they contracted by cooling on, nod. (hue held tbe screw with ah immov­ able grasp. Always avoid putting a warm nut on aoold screw; and to re- GROCERIES Oalia (Pairn, Chokr* Jldorlua, Indignation, (Poln in tha gawaln, (jiixxinooo, ate. Try these Bedicines, and yoo will never "Ssk yw neighbors, who have used tbm, end they will aay they are Ciooi, IWvtYau, aad ywu shcaM try them before gulag foe a S^n Pamphlet or Abianae of my Joeai agent, sod read the eertifleateo, and if yea have ever doubted you will J ' "ftoxiAat tvs vcvovc. HARD-WARE! S3,002,556.39 V* m GROCERY, ’ Eating if Billiard FOR SALE BY « . H.0C4 Lom clalnM Save twvn ulllorf and Mi,l SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DuLLAbAi ■ablisued km. PCTEB LOR1LLARD, Bmdr and Tobacco Manufacturer . It A IS Chambeis etrost, (TonaeHy U Chambers slrosl. New York,) d*1ot U4h* «. THE CONNWarriOM OF PROPER. TY BY FIRE, ie tbe Veiled Rtatek, everages over A10Q,<daily, la yoarpnoort, sspoeed end eaprotocted? ’ QUA STOCK ST. OMCKMBS IS VERY FULL AND CQMPLEWE. T. AREYOLDMJRIDI Ifeol.wbysMr I (ir, TS. U 1441.. Ik. J. ___S- oua jbh.uakb tables - ' creel dieappoiut*• ^ARTlCUtAB ATTENTION .nd rogard ia given to am al I riake aa Well aa large —•- 8 ralldn Intel elUaai Sela, <*MM> A. Bwamr, 1 HE* TWEKYY-ONE YEARS AGO. FIRST-CLASS ."*T ■• GROCERY, EAT1KQ AND WL1MRD Unusually Low! AT10K BUSINESS CONDUCTED with eonitant dupMcii aad accuracy. *■ LO”|?l- *}wTf,,"rt-*<a Pr—P<M“’—1 Set Aseete, January, 1864, Cto thing'. DRY GOODS! ». ' PAPER-] “TEjr** ’•’“ff? a � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-03-23.pdf c6da8c8998a8890a564c841b1e14dd61 PDF Text Text MW3H r^:;; 1 broad «d aS M4U) ciivl .id:- S tiolii- Joik:’ • ^wrniiMi>MMirira»iin. ■■'•Mtasrraoa, aanar congee,' tadmnasi tovr. i- 'i»rt of wit, •stftfafs. P*F- ihtoswwM d 4mA him. hew ... r^VeirsnMxveaal .Uuiea^ , „ AM Mada tbs told .ma t hat ihf. h*d ..Hard fl-i/ebrA,1 JlUiMT. CMUpyitHm/ «r >W hdlU<<Uar •tkfUJr -a Ha art* U MM. HASTINGS Bnija bfpfeif Ma l«’C;r’wO> ^7^wathfVdlk- ^•.IkrawlihaOMa ---- ---------- Monad ay nadql tad’ *• •I'Lyt'te jwWs rM* । rt iti |yi<li idrtiRidttiMi fcn,,nO u & B-ramra, iJM^r.U^hMrittTerjMfPa^balWoM^' RlV*V?^iia* Uua unie.1 Mjuiyid -thal Tie &«>v^cq|n«3»hat^waww^aik i;., r ------a.:. and tltft I -w ish^o1 malrt' Aiw'^n “SlinJ dkndatotn «s4 " ;>«kiWk' ;i Wfl. I: faiW_(o g»» tljedkiMpier med ojmfdguca,. Lx,iffs;M>:UfidM<diMMB^«C w> W*ii£ji«®Wfcahfa‘ MOUI «H>»»<«l’l* the cja^Aiws'sidRi. TyowA‘>WiV1,0L FWllWttS,. GR^J^RIE^' aSs^^iswW- boAIbrIZ— ?1 1H0.U ,^r, ^.7/ • . CEaciCorFHK, •€«*«,•flORS/l’KHMUt. P&UXfiH.H£<l. HAUisthcmidifa U IM. •srri'SMneIn .•wVriMrf'htM.'iaeril a •iu to * ,., Wfap, 1 ’tss^nWoklpr^g yasfs <>A age. I UyjLaoiupfafalpf tbeabip P^fafatuJ. -w •».**? •>'<« M <*» j»<* *a r*»c«nAt* ropetfa.’4 •«■«>, i'H «>ih Miely.. JkiV far «-wtorra were willing to trust a saluaBfafl^g-i^lar. jm4 ffi1^ JjVc.wyrc.fajjnd. fa ,Wwrp™4 oud.-hoth, in* 4>n>wuA| .happed ;until-.sfa»ul,.U)e eip hi I*' .Jaj, oql, when, . san. t n| 4o|, % aniri|_iqffarg" at|y. IMha wiirti;. ipg-. W'.ri'P-•““/'*» 4i»K .pfa*» »i* ’ or, tit»<e;W. afavo-lbs-wotoh H hAynijL.aaatJy.aU rmJtyd m Um warai;rr-" gibtj »lthf,g«df,ey vontWrik .* •1 i‘*^ avapiilwd UMwli ,iAtVrjr, fug *be w4J&k;.loUiil. aw.jmj a|id ga.ye ,U^, Uokupj a a*-.vi'«p..|HH»>>li, m«"'I iRU<Mri» mt»tk jfr be Could Uvaaacu tha bapg laUpw bfiji.^raa AA^ia. Jaah VVMb ' cr«. Ua .*a«-.b^.y<tikicW !lCM*-i*'’d' U»ia inns Via; ftrat, jAuAtAdf.l^kan tpai. our ihaiTw mi, b« taaiu! all rf.Sb • r'.S»l <!•. .< IIOjiT POIWUK " । < PATEKT XEDICIKES ■^T'awrrei * « « rasas uh WOOLEB mctost, HAHtlNOH. MICH. fV-'AST 'ta.ify >U. tfpui. v rWlQOk Q4KpiWbe MT Hd fatha M* .fa-arz Mas ** *•*** ■___________ Lbs firaltnaii* •kd^*ard,-l‘e<ft4d T>ot-iM Idrtf.*’' sn—^^^rrrr . -» - ■- piers' rf-siyMWfle did tba eat for SMe.’’'-ltte vWMMl of arima-dHwnfa. of < CMsp belli faswattiMrf thr Hohesdiodeo, 'Wb'lesMhgVlb roofawftarjsgayt >W«w*r. ikMWde <f u>»! number hod the antaforilme -to<Alt BrroWa'long flight »f wtokrn. •?bd-ttoertakrift*dl By iWtoefosfr'kpfaii tfaigMrWMfasfaB< *‘WWl Is thMT TTis 1, air.- wMlnff rapMty,*; safa the taftowdiatoTMtipDf-ats Mleo-<faMH. 'Stosiddan nsu 'fl,lei>O-al>d7*“Per47iX Tn tbejirema 'hem’.nf as said tr'haew reniarkod pn wnuriog a /Hi' i^*r time years' f hire 'ihi Wiftti Iwee' d|P falsfafadlsdmiiMCMi HMhiptat Pariianmofese«.ahipa: wtUi ihaAarrie cr#^.r X Wien* tkry limgoatir,'Will some aiambermore PtwWM*ihnAired toJea»*Tne.:aaoe Ar-' ' h adk pdodlpoo^ desiring arMsajdlwat, inymed nyth pie ibirtaMj.yeam... He! alked Cwtran~rererrmg to his 'rweenliy wiid Ayiar.it, I ,.v ; ohe < rb..r f -e ... st 'published ipahnsubf Mfa« oanM—'Hsre ha*dd;%yfcMedW^MhttfJ ‘Mfri'W'fal yoo road my 'DeMesKdnro'Belir ’-ids; > PsboAtdldteaScoiatl replied fatwlL- A ,- iprosy Wteoifar«ftKrtimenc.har9|| asked . hiw>, haro^yaw reid msrAiriapMkF he replied. *1 fapsi faSAJ< /Pwo'olldHew • &>glesd-sMH>tose Wear ridtag hsCa gal­ I luwa,iwheawfaleUorMo.fch*d lfamhar, ’WbofwsradH gwfa If tbs* uro hors 1 ItbprotyeMikT < •■ -roii-rf :■. ;i b ■’ ■ ----•ttidbitf ahmei aW? wsh the immediate­ ly reply, fa irieb girl st play 00 Sun­ " . A CQrri»p<>n«Unt" pf Qniiun^.: fay wwe arerMtod -by ths priest,*- Good 4«>aHiiagUdMghSBp.M'Mbs deed! sad t5i»AineAWl. wriung Trom TuTaaki^Ttn-; t**oStrHfhed;-Gtoad-»>on>'«K, fether.’ “fieaheb.-narniterkMi l3ffift?ht£ina£li?] c 1 Two mwfajsdMinft, owe. rcVnerkad, I > M«ariada£«Nad*jbr«|<iy|nnWr.'1‘tihq' hseatyfafaitw^se wbofatU oseileok. '^•rd to gafrera-a prwefoct m ■Alabama^, in a recent akirruiah. was ukaa ppapaer,, and ata'lata, bout VrotuAQKto mo®, plied 'A ia. fi-land. ’Don't -.troabla ywurwbiwwti grtard warplacm ovtf lilln?' Thn eatft’ said he; H'did that «y eelf H osea-' ariatuerhsfe. rebel/ titppnMag e«erythtnx id TfrfluahktiatafrDeridfstinMlkfdM ah ItM «U righM-Mab bh; waaaaourewadogh' rthig a r menagerie; :w«a coin paring -the W/ ’IVA* AJ>r>wo«rnf-fs»~-alAI.«Mni' eoewiaaaiJoeof e monkey u> that af one 0 f Mr Mte Aawagi bars nfOongrefac ■ Tartting, ba sdw tba gentleman bad owrhsard his iwns^hj'se,' ta'towftw wutters pieaacnc, b«saME;'r bdo:Bot iinaw -whieh to jnat soldier w^d hjg,-,Wa?k, pgly• ap<ilb(fias.’t»~-y«>i» ur-cba wsoakay? ■ rtan^'^Japtern j the ship .^Ad shapl'd, tklct-Iippi»d, crooked-nose, - Twudeaeeas wbre oaee disposing about Veaiqi^d, and hi ‘sddes| fa>a''s^|« frgjAj tfegfoj Arid *t>Hie*-Aph SlPba, ttoe proposed sUa for tbenSw ■groaeysrd, racegnisr^ tn /hac towering AH-df,’Slowly, and «d*lily .vnUieg -oa» wf bls wy* f ,□. , . i' /’■’IXMr.WflWJ 4. mo.5 ;cn“ r-eb cd* . _ 1 XilUdto brar no m.-ra, but hnrrie-,! Human nat.iim could^ot Mat i, 0T>rfleck da ao«>o as>>e/ilde, sod retnrn.d tW pWwibkr wks ehmra furious.', had Wwa1ab1rH>kcw Uvp^’yiMjn *. J lMfdd i bo:.-' -BMak-rorH«*tttoe. e»«ore-W,*o»iy nbt 1 ’AtMrJiftkg ihe «!**^'^*mde fhe ho^'piid c<.ujj acarcyly. la'eueh a fli, aaye the gviwdihnoagb elaoehsd SeeMj4»Mrriiig at■ h*1^^'^tro^»idCTOpi.of *py oph,jBeBgSSL -piitie cu»j •, 'CMh|k» friKM; tiiM-lt reqolras seewHl iba' Unibeiw were ,ri<mjJ*l*ly* ••Bamb«>r ■ , . . ■ eolteans t« set fbrth their d items, to way 'warm-wS..u/ wb xkA'.jb*art,Mntf'',uiM “Well. Massa." । J' .nollringofarry.'bmde of r*lW from dt— pTantVfad Vein br-okri^arid "Sood for HR Ctfwwt-TM borne here' IWIPcaM etewwlo etnd tbo«h 1Mr army they immadjadeb*’iVyB^MBhATfian nave<tliai.iikr^^wanjitt :. lari bnrJa-taU K> .'.viaaror fahiisl i «i> t. .w3X’1K3tt5 StoS^XwT . “_ a_l_ mvMoV w»t* *A wa'WRiip UwyftMVwTL,m R«^e*ts UUkiMMi hhn-. fttm^bif^Ma tty MbFffV fflWMWdkl** > 'si troriauid ! •Cl ,MM<xi‘l MJ io rail/* .wii d»»* bl.il < ' ufi-iulaad batyilujbl would see himirraled, that Mass if fa brbswod hi.'iMV^.He y»ns a bright, ,quikt. Intelligent,Ipd.' 11 Im Him uiane nn'-elt Leiievi that hsfa'C •it »wfa) 0WR»a'tiun. I ftiKMrd that he' • a» ibemiiatakuUlimn piuoanf humanin that I hady>«r pviua Acrv»». I bad made' pp m) muid mnjhaEacLtfever br»niprup tidy govmir'drand fliifl"rvsolvH 'tVbrvgk‘ IfilrflO,. ‘ I idlri'him I’d soft hill e’eMfaf1 befikelM *Ath him.-'' fa ,'r^p!v*h<told me that! bright kill Mhi'lif I Iliad and Ithfidd kiwi with tbawmi. '•!? the' minrn t«.p gufhmt bal/kHHHHI ba could" hardly aland. 1 asked ‘Si mif M-'fl got '•Vtstom^ >ard, bet iucling|M>Q t»t|irow.huif (i tk sgaitrii •*Wrei"i!tArjw ccpkneri. the niizjen ni*«t frotn ntwi h'f _rea«:>! 1 left |i!m I... I, faced eflitily ibnpt (biiift . I wrs forcMlo ar.knowlsdJsrityi‘Ke*Wes’ tnie 4fMm MMrMr'aA^Hftlriq&iQMC' ■HMMIM'raim 'Wf.™ I ashed !>:rri todri anything he would be <;C ’vT^'Va bul when. J'Hi'igfcly v^nrMlHWTtlnw il than enme the dis-'1 -pMlltob* eflflPwWH(Wiflii3 ‘ ।. i? (One d«v,-<Hn fc war’^ir/Wki'Jnoua,1' Other. mwr'SWT I irpWie wjftjrt fo’hrm gWthy ^iiiiflr’iiht.. lle'Vas IfakftigtiVTr’ Ai qnfHer'Ail,, plnrikV ------- -- - ------------------ add I tneV^ drfl pot, hlte'iripj tW Vwt time I!tf>o1t<*'F Kp&d ••utsRHiinijWrf in-' itiihited Utft fTbe dU mn IM ffiNWa.. tbs danger. 'ILe plank whteh had ,been' i*Sa afk’fret fbny by;tflehf inches ~f- didn’t bear you" be osid,'with anI f'a<o*(ri«; 1 ■• '^Ode.'SAd drmld let ufiPmimVif ’ist tyrhf UUISs«p*Tlj->‘1 It w^Wl/fdWm - -beyond owr r«tch long fafisrd 'jfl c<niltj' |l hArrdladbferod it, and weoltPhava sthik' ■ -lid ih-S »Sry abort tJfte. - l lHdw'Ttttdat . 'he Whrld'tba IcHeqgwirtiiSVtfst ’ ' , ri«« Jwt* ■WUfaea Wes tafcmi'b. the cabin, I jjniijxetr’Wni'jb^ ’41*'t' swd thert 'be mdriegraxa WI1»H aUET<— • 4<wrtly.'dlfcrJ B&bfch in Hm W£'ta J - ersalriJ Bfrward,' wfe' when fa betdh.c-tasM oi the Mtn, wlMMtfrMH «MelW; -fto, l WMofWk •> ’* V’*' ' j out-; fc’ -UaMealbey inerwaae' tbelr army rage ; bo gentleman would submit to ik’’ 1 r LatJgMng'in bri sleeve,1 the ri^gro 'er»|-“- 'thdv’wre VHpjfcd. ' ' B. t’nteai IM preen speaks out, their llSerflitsklre'fone. '.' ; ■ 1 4.' Mbo' preW Wake out'their Gor- t WMhMW <MwtMfe',w' <d»efiM'4. ... -Afw?’ ItiUhihi Ip ija qou'tbe'tn'erl* toipsMiMW harattgitn, VO ’ ef1 anowyo inveeosaa, 6. If they draft the whole population warond.idHottoM^tta 'GstobM-MMsd। .tMi- . SI •■' *" **“ “ “*■» mIa pwMwi* T'• • r®cflr»r EealTtnnea' — ‘ —Mdaa_n aae they «ih "gel'nn yaluietre. ' ' ^Yddlni'w 'tbfs gentleman, e- ye V f r',*B.c'-frthby tiridartoke w rmjarar East ,• ‘HMaeMaatbay Wrtl gerwomw saltpetre •-■i*<M>ih*riw/beMhtaltta S, thd fas' Ihsir.tbey .-woWiqrm-'iM j . •'• tfajlsetoai >nua Afaom^ni tls. »*.iyN 1- “felt 8w>4»«fc»l* AMs df-bla Uk night [ and tba officer ufaUrrdwwajr, 1. . nothing left W IgU■K^jk:u - • -*'**■ ■ -' J I. «sff, aims the reVaUw Ibogan . »IMW WFF k*n fcliing. >•.!, bl greatest £aar j �NEWS pertead* are fast driving them out of their __ orgnniaatiMMdtheUneowdltiowalUwtoa Uniootol party opso* Ito Man to roorivo tbens. ' “ ‘ ‘ Ttatlnrtkfamy*: It M also singularly incoMiatool with ~{Mere follows the latter part of ear the Xafit't usual fair dtriing, ta aaaert urttata, omitting the part aiieeepresntod that “it only betray* a narrow jealousy 'fathaabove utateroMta.—Ep. Bam) la behalf tit tea* other candidate to art CbL KeUogfl. So lung ** thia ridiculous grumbling afloat stories that Col. Kellogg, or bia friend* have aoegbi, or wiM rewk the mini kliwn and th* wbela State tMtel I* riected. rrrin* bonde mad* viwleul tbewnte, etatetanding which, dftlsew were enthu- >,b4 t^own omm beMtae ittabM*- __ _ .r,_ and afterward admit that it bad uut nak­ biot only boceu** of them. If Gen. McClellan *h*H be ebocen ed Mr. JBailey whether he mat oat pri­ ?re»ideut, these, and tneh the**, rau.t vate invitatatioM to the friend* of Mr. be hl* couMeler*, guide*, and trusted Kellogg *o beyreoMt for “eowaultation friend*; and ha le aa loyal aa they are. fore ** fo«U*h k. report apreada any tar. Dorn the We doubt whether there I* a voter In th er, wo think U might ae well ba ar and organ lx* lion” or net £eyfc mean to aaaert that It did not are- Ohio who supported VaHandigham far twated* t . . Governor.who will not ae heartily sup­ Now k la a rnUuke—<a aboard and aider it a matter of much ooaaeqweao* port MoClelia* for Prealdsnt. Utterly »illy canard—to aaaert, or hint, whether its on denial of log-rolling on/ That be I* loyal, aoeerdlng to hi* owu that our county ceuvaation had any thing tbe part of Mr. Kellogg a friend*, w*n notion* ef loyalty, we presume, iuct ae to do with CoL Kellogg, nr the Congrovtrue or fal»a 1 Or doe* it prtfer iguo- bi* friend* Gen. Robert Patteison and Mr. Fits John Porter ar* level; Just a* no* com* before tbe e.»nv*aiion, and was rance, that it may make .latorueota fa-. hi* devoted frisad C. L. Vritandigham not alluded te ia private oonversstion, vorable to it* el lent, rather than seek ia loyal; just a* hl* friend Gov. Rodman even, *o far a* either •*reelf, or aay of knowledge that It may diaeeminat* truth! I M. Prim, who wrote aad published an oar reporter*, beard al the eaorenlion, W* are not di/puaed to quarrel with alaborcta letter urging that New Jersey or hnv. beard due*. Il ouly hotray* a the jEe/fr’* view of Mr. Bailey'* luflu-' should detach bererif from the Union aad narrow jwJouay, ta Uhalf of aom* ether seek an entranee Ini* Jeff Davis' king­ •no ; but when it aaaert* that “il there la aaadidate, to **t afloat atorica that CoL dom, ia loyal; just aa bis friend Richard Kellogg, ar bia frienda, hav* sought or intrigu* going on, relative to tbe Con- Lather*, who advised the public that be will seek,' the nomination through any grwwalooal nomination, it certainly dwee waa ready to fight for Booth Carolina each tfiaoMvar*. If b* receive* th* not proceed from Captain Bailey,” It aa- whenever she required him to do so, I* waminatioa, it will b* because of hia peat loyal; ju*t*a hu friend Horatio Boy­ •ervie**, and beeeuM ef a belief that bi* •erta what it would have known tobej moor, who could not re* why New Tort untrue bad It “dmmod the matter of •hould nut adopt tbe Confederate Coo enough coarequeue* to Inquire;” and the •tilution and east ta bar lol with the proof of which ta abundant io thia aeetlc®. elavebolder*, ia loyal; just a* George It would aoom that the Jagfe think* W. WcxMlward, Franci* W. Hughe*, William B. Raed aad Pierce Butler are the proper time tor moving in the mau loyal, though all or meet of them declared tar of a Congressional nomination ha* not that Peanaylvaahkooght to anils her in­ yetfaoene. If so, aboald It not take to terest* and her fat* with those of th* taak thorn who, ala week* ago, engaged womenweller* Confederacy. Ming of tbe pof i------------ ,____ , Mr. Franklin Pierce wrote I* I860 to Of course, we do not pretend to know in writing “ooefideutiri" latter* aaking Jeff Devi* that, fa ease ef a coHi* ion be­ wimtis tbe fediag in Barry county, er the lri<md* of CoL Kellogg, to meet at a , tween the South and tbe Abolitionist*, Ionia county, regarding thia matter, and ■pacified limo for “organiatien F Or tbe street* of the North would run red we do not believe either ths editor of th* does the Ecyb aim ply mean that the at with fraternal blood. Of course beta Banntr or the editor of the Gatttu tention ef the ptopU should not be called (after himself) for McClellan, and he known aay better than we do; for we will probably head tha McClellan elsedoobt if there is any aettlefl feeling yet; to thia matter until the Kellogg wire-, torsi ticket In New Hampshire next fall. but, if either of chore oautetiea or any puller* staff have bad time to foetea their Ex Gov. John Reraolda, of Ninel*, wrote other county, expeeuto rearive thenoro- rupee / It seem* to m, that none need te Jeff Davta, after the work of *er*riag lnaiioo,'it muat bring forward a man fear an early and thorough eacvaaa, ex­ the Union had begun, urging It on, and bettor qualified than Cel. Kellogg to fill begging the South to insist on th* most the pine*; for w* think the people ar* cept those whose acta will not boar humiliating and hnpoaaib'.e term* of re­ investigation, providing that canvaaa bo determined to keep their strongest, ablest construction ; of eourse, be 1* for McClel­ and oioat expencccod men iu Cengrere open and public. But those may well lan for Prerideta. during the stertny seseiun* that are to fear aa open caevaaa who need the tn* The Leglilgture of Delaware (bring decide tbe future destiny of th* Republic, ohinery of the Prevent Marshal's office' two tbtav Democratic, owing to ■ meet and out attempt to aebool mediocrity unequal apportionment) haa never yet into uaefu lore* a»^a room act wbM th* ui of military appointment*, to aeeuro given * manor* dollar for the prosecu­ greateat iaauea ever plaeed before a na­ a nomination, going even into the Copper-, tion of th* war for tbe Union; bslit will tion are pendingLoad parly, to aeeuro a tool for aueb a give a hearty support to McClellan. Th* With regard to Oapt. Bailey w* have Judge* of tbe Supreme Court of Pennbaa* purpose. nothiag to aay. H* ta a Barry county 21v*nia, who decided the Conscription In oencluaion, may wo not venture to man, and in perfectly eempeteot to fight rt—any Federal conscription—a neonbia own quarrato. Whether he did or ' hint to our oaten tatiouaootemporaxy, that stitatlonal, are all hot for McClellan. did not eeud out invitatfoaate tbe friend* he may' not prove a “very ahrawd or safe Henry May and Benjamin G. Harris— of Coi. Kelb.gR to meet her* “for lb* counsellor of the Union party” or a very tb* only Kepreocataiivoe that the seoesefficient retainer of ooaeord and harmony, sfoaista of Maryland wkre able to elect to tha laat or to the preveal Con*rea*— who doea “ not deem it ef enough cenaeter of enough cunaequeoee to inquire; will bath go alt length, for McClellan. inasrneeh a* Mr. Briley’• influence, if queflo* to iojnin" that be may know, Tha New Jereey and llltaoto lagiriabe can find time to wield a political lt»- whether hie denial* and rilegatioaa ar* tor* who, It to 14 month* ago, did their dueace while hi* hand* are full ef milita­ true or false, ia matter* which may con­ very beat to force tbe Government to ry busiaeaa, La confined to Barry county cern either hi* ooetempereriee or th* surrender at diacreticu to tbe alavebold— certainly ha* not barn tn id* apparent Ing traitor*, are all dead sure for McClel­ any where ia thia region; aad the attempt public at large. lan. Baa. Wood, who justly bouta that be never voted * man nor a dollar for tbe W«n into* dangeruoa pipe-layer and wire­ proeenuliea of the war for tha Ualoa, I* puller can only excit* a smile among W e cannot too strongly urge upon our , now printing McCfolian'a lung election­ thure who know the extensive official eering report. And Wood, wepreaume, busine** be ha* upon hia hand*. If ttoorc Union friend* tbe importance of being will run for. Cocgre** nut fall on tbe . iaany iatrigu* geiag m, relative to tbe active in tbeir endeavor* to carry every I McClellan, a* ha did in IMS oa the Sey­ Cungroaaioaal nominaliep, It certainly township in the spring election*. If you mour ticket. And we do not know an . ,-doea jto* proceed from Cept. Bailey ; but admirer of Jeff Davto, ora juatifier of originataa in another eeunty than Kent, want, to vote for tbe beet men, ere to it the rebellion, who io not a supporter of asd ;sc<wUucted ia th* interest of sooth­ that tbe best men are nominated on your MeOrilan for Preridoat. er caudidato thaa CoL Kellogg.— Grand ticket. Now 1* the ticn* to a*e tq it that la It abusive to stat* the** foot* 1 t Jdqpid* Xagh. ' . no man I* nominated through logrolling Il is unaccountable that1 any ffis- and chicanery xho *IU weaken rather ■ interretsd Jocraal could make so many than strengthen your ticket. Tb* time Mr. Jeff Davie ia do laager In tfle way . btandariag or malicious miaatatemaats .to show ypur prefereae* for mre la b* of Peeouhaela legialaliua. Tha prob . aaare contained ia the foregoing article. fore the nomination. After the nomina­ lam la eeivad. The people have aolved Even the first par»gr«pb son tai re hut lit- tion* are made, aad a fair expression 1* IL Tbe airoumataeeca will ho recollectW* More than tbe shadow of truth. What •btained, then work for tb* ticket and ad. Th* Uaieu party had a majority of M* la the State Benet*. Ha waa Cal. we arid ooneemlng that oMveatioa waa tbe whole ticket. White, of the U.S Arm; in tbe following Iwgpega: If we are beaten at tbe township elec­ tured in baule. The L “Th* Republican Cretrel Committee tions, It will giveear opponent* tbe pres­ tied. The d “Preaidwt" • * of K**l County taened a mH for a Coaven- tige of victory, aad w* ahull be obliged Jett rejm. They would tionto beheld at Grand Rapid*, on the to enter th* fall campaign with the recol­ ■ tb*y would 22d elk, for tbe purpose, aa stated, of In............... , u Mr.Davia lection of recent defesla, boride* giving tld not lai the Cnlwoel go, and th* Into their hood* the control of tbe election i^Ouof of th* Army, qod Lfout. Gm. U. B. Grant ia asrigwed command of tbs Ar­ mies oftbe United States. The haadquartere "fthe Army will be fa Wash­ ington, snd also with Lieut. Ges. Greta fa ths field. 2d. Maj. Gen . Hallock la ta Wartiagton M Chief ef fluff oftbe rmy, under the direction of the Beeretei ef War, aad tbe Lieut, Gw. Ccmnian ng. Hia order* will be 3d. I inwetod . >*-JL I aoourdiagly. - *14 iu*mu T-1 Maj. Gen. W. T. Bbermtn la aaaigned te the command of tb* Military Division of Mia*i*aippi cempoeed oL th* Ohio, Cumberland, T*uDe***e and arkanaa*; 4th. M*j Gan. J. B. McPbereon I* a* iigaed to tha command of the Depart­ ment and tbe army of th* TenneaeM ; 6ih In relfoving My. G*e. Hall*ck frem duty •a Generahiu-Orief, the ProqidMtdedrM io exur*aa hu appreciation and lhaak* for I the able and **«lou* manaer In which the arduod* and re«pon*IMe dutiee of that position bar* be«n performed. By order of tbe Sfoeretary nf War. rwi—ji r *»«*•*■ waawn teave tbe gMUf 000^00 Jutger now loan it waa aau. i, urom » .. -v.. Lieut Geo. Grata, fa Whether three large accemiun* without delay ^to hie beadquarUr* ia the enable our artn ike t« overrun tiv* Suu. IM. M—, pmtaI. field with the Army of the Potemac. I Vase every M weaa. thaw . j»(f| rebel ■ MiMr ak.l» U d—u ••ijouav-. ... MrM, «M„l> U -t Mu rtl,*. phi*, arrived here to-day bearing a rutaur can oppoee to them. WUb a General that the rebel* intend another favaafaa ef who ha* never firfrd at the head of the Maryland, ilia autementa are entitled FinTun armies, *• may fr*I tare uf+tet~to ao«M oredenee, from the fact that be ry : but let u* remember tbe< Gra»< > made the earliest announce of Lee'* in­ •ucoeere* have n»‘t aft bartv-fieeomfii»be<i tended invasion of Maryland last June. Wxrm.—Tl»« last week baa I nt na»ul eererity, for this eli. thfa eeaaoa ef the year, (ta T uigfa quite a body of anew fall— about O laeb**—which «•* su'd* Friday and Saturday. We ta f-r rieigbtag (or several daye, tamrtHtw nt aero rimoet ever form for all o the 600,000 let. 1864, the drift ordered call to hereby.____ ___ _______ ______ for 200,000 for th* military nervlo* of the army, navy and marine cwrp* of tbe United State*. Tbe proportional quota* for tha differ­ ent ward*, towne, to wnahlpe, precinct*, er *tection diatrtata, or reuetlaa, will be made koawn through tbe Provoat Mar­ shal General’* Bureau, and neoount will ba taken oftbe credit* aad dafirienctoe <■€ former quota*. Tbe 15lh day of April, 1HM, 1* derignated aa lb* Um* up to whteb tbe number* required from *a*l> ward of a city, town, etc., may ba raiaad by voluntary anliatmeot, and draft* will b* mad* ta each ward ef a city, town, etc., which ahall eat have filled the quota a* Trumbull laid on the table. to It within tbe time derignated for the Tbe bill for th* summary punishment number required t* fill aaid quota*. Tbe of minor offence* agnioot the lew* of the draft wiHcomtncnc* aaaoon after thel5lb United Stair* was eaTlsd up by Mr. Trum­ of April aa practicable. Tbe gorvrebull end nneaed. ment bowtie*, a* now paid, will continue Tbe debate on the amend hi ent to the until April l*t l8M,at which time tha ad­ Metropolitan Railroad bill of the Dislrtal ditional boontie* aea*«. Oa and after that of Columbia, offered by Mr. Sumner yeri UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV date b 100 bounty will only be paid, a* ENUE “■ * provided by aa art approved July t2d, a patent tor * Current Water nhieh aeto upon aa Mtirely naw p frooi anything w* have ever b^» It ran* entirely unde? water, ia ' With •oats falltaf to perprediealei aide geing with tbe eerrast end very little abstraction on the aid* wheel moving against tbe current, model work* edmirnhly in a C running 4 mile* an b«r, but w* tike to ere a wheel of frt* kind e. timber enough for atrength and ui npevalfau, before haxxarding an . The following .tatemeut, for th and credit* the varfae. town. e*«My redvr the call fiw 500.00 ia takqp from * table in thr Drln Naahvilla,March 17.—Goa. Grant for­ mally a»»um*d earn in and ef the armie* of tbe United State* to day. Th* follow­ ing ia tb* order ow tbe aubjaot: In pureuanae ef the following order of the Preeideet: , Executive Mana ion, 1 Waahiagtoa, March 10 1MM | Under tbe authority of the act of Coc. greea to revive th* grade of Lieutenant Gnernl In tbe United Slate* Army, ap­ proved Februarj S3 IBM, U*«t. Gw. U.B.GrwtU.fl.A.tlae ‘ ‘ ‘ command of the nrrnic* .cited rrrtitfT ood Triluot. From tHri the »«wr* r« very nearly srcwrte' quotas under the new e»ll far 2 men ; 2 6th oftbe quota below be. <W*w quota. The l*«t onlumn 4 >bwk>w ahawa the erudite gl*M V> tl ! Petition* of 400 laboring men of New Yurk.'ngnlnsttbe exfaMion uf Goodyear’* patent waa peered. Mr. Grime* submitted tbe draft of a proputod non rule of the Senate, that all । Exeeutive numinatiuai shall be decidwd by tbe Senate tn opM ■esdun. The bill defining pay and emolument* uf Chaplain* after being amended so ai' to allow them pay when a brent an leave or from dtoubilligr or In prison, wu pas- (fagnte) AUUB1M LIXCOLX I resume command of tba armire of the United Bletea. My headquarter* will be in the field, and, until further erd ere, will be with the Army of the Potomac. Tbare will be an office heedquarter* in HOUSE. WaaMngton D.O,to wbleh all official communication* will be cent, except Tbe Hou** postponed f. those from tb* army, whoso headquar­ tbe joint resolution drupi ters are at the date of their address. ploved General army oflh : Chatty. Qp It wsvflriomoa, w* believ. Gen. Grata leaves for Washington on Saturday, and repair* immediately to the front. Hia staff ia onoipoeed of officer* formerly with him fa the military . dis­ trict of MtoaisrippL 1 Among them are Brig. Gm. Rawftrri, Chief ofStaff Ueuu । CoL Bowers, GapL G. R. Leet, Cept. E. 1 P.rt.r. «»U.l Adj.Ur ---------- - 1 Cept. H. W. James, Anristan master, Capt. Badeeu, Lieut. did let him go. Tbwr* wm a dead lock. late Chief of Artillery, goes Now more than ever before, ftta da- *jndinga of the *aoM reached Col. While. Aid-d'-Camp., Geo. Sherman i* due barn to-night aad rirabta to have tbe right kind of men oa He waa aeqaich and eager to eerve bl*, will immediately take oummaad of this the Board efSoparviaar*, u the pecuni- i military dividou, . . •' . . , ary tatereet* pat tatethrirhenda are large and importata and need financial *kiU, । joflgucMat nod beorety. Tbe oeenatan oftin* election abould ho Ttal .. teu MdtMO T>abow tba actual gate <*tito‘Mr th* 100,000 re eulfoead wetaraua meet L* deducted, aa writ w* km.d,i W*taM,fr prtewnerwawd dteebfod dwAw ttai Mr ■MtoMnutaete HftOOB-. Ae* w«Md vU WM -A IMr TM<~ hl MSnMlA '■“•>7 !• • r Ita U»i«l Oeweaa 11. Sami. M reowWaf via* from tbe 7th Cavalry, baa br In 17 recruit* from Bw Manty. Wrrf, and i. flotag retting that eo-rWTv out of the dr �tarot 4P* NOTICE. 'ORDER. Jegal JJtrtitts. ■■■•'. Z.4.„.C4. CHANCERY bAiE. MORTGAGE BALE. Jihnalewn Unlaw Caacus. mH now waging between the Radicals Conservative* of Missouri—Gsr. Cii KtH CommtrmtL AH Lss**em*w>l Cjdea Nsn an rsqueatod to oral la 1‘ooro* at th* LorsSI SOI School Howes a Friday, th* *&th lost., at ae* Retort, F for Wixmn.—Tbe laat weak ba* been one of unusual sevtrity, for thia climate at thia season wf the year. On Thursday night quite a body of anew fell—perhaps about 6 laches—which »** added to on Friday and Saturday. We bate had poor sleighing for severs! days, with th* Biermemeter al sera almost every night. Warn Warn Pataurt.—J. B. Yfefre uf Middleville, Hm just taken out a patent lor * Current Water Wheel, which MU upon a* entirely new priiMiple from anything we kava ever before aeen. H runs entirely under water, io a circle with floats falling to perpendicular on th* aide going with the earrent and floating RarKaatio to th* removal <»f the re­ mains from the Gettysburg battlefield tbe Baltimore Sun aaya: Many of the un­ known bodies have been recognised, their names having been discarcred from lettors, photographs, medals, diaries, cloth­ ing and other things found np.m the corp***. Quite** amountuf money, in small wmi, ranging from th* fractioosl part of a dollar up to Glty du) fare, wa* also found upon these bodies by tlxm* who diecnlerrod them. Thirty »Ht del. lars In gold were found in tbe pocket of one, and from thirty to forty dolalra In paper and gold, in tb* garment* of uther* itesides many relic*, mementoes,etc. All thia money add these relic* bars been taken care of by tbo’cnmmiltee, properly hi belled, sod held in eaf* keeping for the relative* should they 'be discovered. ”---------- ' *A~n elegant huiiting-caao g«ld watch and five »r sia silver watch** were also found upun dilforent bodies. Don’t forgot u> eallal Grant’* and ‘see these New CalieM, New Dress in* Iwruontal poaitiun au aa to be of Gouda, Balmoral Skirts, Ac., Ac. eery UUl* •batruetiuowb the aid* ef th* wheel moving against the current. The 1 nlUprfHiel.r, in ssM Aorryoo. *°*0 ’ ■ JOSEPH SIBLEY, Dotod, February », I***. MORTGAGE SALE. sod show cshm. If say (bare bo.wby lb the pstitioovr should not to granted ■. is flutter Ordered, That raid petition* ■ to (to pmcos fotorvstsd in ssM total »dsv«y sf *sidjM<Oto* radlb* tearts v *ee*ii< * *opy *f this evter to ho put . wo&s. prortoe* toto^^fteortai rnndcl work* admirably in a current, running 4 mile* an hour, but we should like to ae* a wheel of (its kind carrying -timber enough Gw strength and utility, in j T. Duchabmk. Z Chorister French Pariah Church, Mon tree I. Sold by all Dealer* in Medicine* al 25 oeats per Bvx. PIANOS Piano* A Melode­ ons! PIANOS W. W. KIMBALL, PI A NOB Chicago’, PIANOS “GOLD PIANOS 5«x®®o. ®aa®itna •Qwa*aqMcwrtMooff^amv^fcountr under 143 uu su Tb* following statement, for the quota and craditauf the variuos towns in this rawaiy under the rail fiw 500.000 men is takgn from a tabic in thr Drtn.il AdrtrfiMT TriinM. From thi* table th* teurtie ean very nearly aroertain their nitote* under the new eall fi*r 200,000 mru'; » 5th of tbe quota below bring tbe H PIANOB <wew quota. Tbe loot column «f figure, ibefow ebowe the credit* given to the va- ■ ri«M towns. All eseeas of credit* will : MMMt; MEDAL ARMOnTCMS. HattatUDavU A C*.’« FJaae< J. C. Fischer*' 4o 5jf IMPORTANT AND TRUE! jro* suftfinf withtbM drvsd dieMM. HasSws KEUKALGIA IIXO will speedily Wsveoes S ******* Km* wW *p**dap tatem. AM you suffering (ran ttw gnsoiogMf DnnrWirvov's Msnutct* Kuo will improv* y*ur dixmtloe. AU^vm ^vwuUag with psio. with Gorr ia year PIANOB ■apply «m the new call: ADMINISTRATOR^,BALE. ✓ O~v & *-*»• SPECIAL NOTICES loporaaaac* of a. Uatay* granted ’* A*1' by Im Probsts Inert for lb* county of Bsrry, os ito rsttegeC Man*. l*»«, I abdltaif er earn* «e EWING MACHINE FOR SALE. DVERTJSEMENT. CHANCERY SALE. 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O**>rrt rwi>andw»» ItoroMm* > Then 1er it .lendXunirt l» WiiMr,' when jou ux takom* the -I.e^iBut V> n<»kr hard auap,U ahtoid be worked • ter two <x ihrtd ^niet. each «W y.fcM-W'iv WT ■ ■* ,»■•»> »- l INSURE WITH THE -? J. a. RVWBLV oa‘ - 'BVdo& ViNf®»*tTtoi will mn aH the at.rmuM Honed Mamai. “4“4.^ • WIUPUlINUTEI MTEBT S3EDWW- IPlfUtOaS.' j*** - V, M w'Mtti.Wil yta Mn^ttr "Tik your neighbor*, who haito tmtf thaia/ n TWr-batoU tW*'iadrto«r almpIMro aad vbtaM o'rmrtMHVMtrt.' .e-tblt fifteen ainnle. »i-.^r.'Ka^e'XS.Wte ' V W. WIXG, ijarimmEST! TiVooi. <mxA 1a»w TWt, itthASi’W cam df-«n«lr>ft|! hard •«[> with peta-h. WhEr^ytoe uwn «th. the chloride bl-Ue AriU.im^rw with the polMb *r>4‘ ebhwldi*«‘f not.th which remain. in th* Itr-rtr. cirflrd wilt 1< •'. nhd VtoveCKeW. lire.l<> unite, with the gnmvv u> .Eurui fciicd w.p — Prtirit/af^n. ■. 1 f fflEteEST Mvatotodamjuto nwwi.btta iuhnaufo dilioa, Which to too apt to b»M Maa .m roiBturwii'k' nnf7r.>‘m the pa*1** Hear !^nx 'BYooA. VtVvs ’ are taut .«MH» and eMeeugh pilteaUt 2®-Sfe®2 and ffiay wW afyUM m«~ • 'I ftoii ’ A Woudrrmt Tlwt’ * k» ivh*4<i « k‘AYX'RriS LtoMmvar < AT«AHW(J aMLULf i t Within n few •ftttfhlnr vfnei " dlx«\ area iu Damuea anantfry'. inAMro. ep plant erriw* tn be K (WntaH'nM.-Wrt H it. tmrrfc attain. alrm>t a rrrrtrrr.frrmre " «-f 14 fret, vet it pey.r prnrlaeww more ilmn two lr.lw.,! ■&W>aWJtylv etH-ngh, are lhe Brat or Mod leave/ vf oa/Kdt. SJUr^XAUieedYttito. ! I. FIKB AKDJMUAWP EATJGATW" IIIMaeer^M. for to torotnfora.at fair AfiSSSUiG- . dispatch Md Mvwrtoy. >. iwaaw^iteu ^4 turns * of a aqtia.h tn P^-a on (maiiig -and I mbrows, WSSKr.-^’K-Sffi BW to*U Jannuy. 1M4,.| rmu. S3,002,556.39 i ilwtittwiaguntoHl -mtiiK; Opai.to* .Utotod to < 1A» I”"'01' I Btrwu oppttoU the P<* • 7'■ooutor-gTC qcrxzomMW-. 1 ----------- FORBAD BY DRY GOODS 1 tbe-MWup of tbe will, are at tbe MfMe Wu w fUi eito pn4uc< p&< wbor*- rptin or never tall., and ku n<» need of a -T;a04TT.-.Cf c; Ito-Bvarrt, Robert. 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HASTENS, BARRY, COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1804. । Abeta-fofopime. a vsiwed farSB -stat ,laithat mp&w. Bia tatojmM A - - , W own m purchased, geaUemsa afterward, and from a distant State—foe Hon. Zebulra Chester. Tbs Elms wee, originally, a fine bld pls'oe, and, under foe direction of ------------- L_;—abeoleteiy is okj stone bouao was re­ furnished with tbs coeilisat furniture; the grounds .were laid elegance and taste, tad, as the warf, foe Hon. 3ebc I tn removed et»ed taiJ/iSctaS^resHy wtart to foe Jgufutp' Buiiuu Sfrtchtl DRUG Roberts STORE !l! tk Kara frtfofo troth, hawfolih UJtoasso. Fur right shall w.uqusrwmeg. , . Striker, Await ths hour wbn sack proad Stats fcbsH Hftlugr^rftrtsjss, WMk foaro » ts srooerstripsa asd stars VaMdfola Uwstfoa; . Nothing in the boose , was safe frpm his in^ulKng tfupqsidop.J Hp filled.my bureau drawr.ro with frugn, that fovpptd tn tny face evgry -Ume 1 ventured to seardhTdr anything 1 was ted—frightened me half qpt of tny wits. He put •‘cockle ^/l? Ei string* to ifiv ureases ; scented himself with my coadioM perfumes, and brushed briWd with toy oj Hound foe cat were, slngnlarly enoogh. To baow (hal 'aMitb that foserod " Ifodsamtd by boro Mbod, ' Ko poor Slavs noircr* booeatb the bub; Mo lyraat mockisTGod. * ■ s now end moot complete assortment of and.an, afasMsmeuL, Ahnosieeerybody was afraid of him, but still foey iikhd to see his confuse! tricks plsycd off on some bodyefoe.. .. / One sotmnn.pveniog tbe Sewing Bo-cicty mat'nt our bouse. Elder Bushy, a TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. good old mass, celebrated fur Inw tongwinded preyera, was present of eeurwe, Elder Bushy roust pray, and we all re-, signed ouraeires to bo martyrs lor foe next two huura. via : • su - • . r FOR MECI1AX1CAL AND tlMDlClMAL Shy lock was In-Aha room when the FCKPO8ES,0NLY^Z D»di ever writ*his Malory I paUlioa began;-and I ktww'by-foa «xNo- , New, foel.l think of it, lam «r- presoirin of bte liuta Meek face tbal mlslain that foe hierory of my Prerions Pet chieL was .brewing. Directly, be slid has never yet seen the light. So I wlH from, foe room. eM'i would have follow­ begin al foe beginning. ... , ed bsd noe oourtaey forbidden, z Elder . When 1 was a liule.girl. fire or six Bushy tv<xiM sever forgive me if 1- left years old. I had a lavqyile playmate. 1i tbe room when he was praying. But I, I named Charlie Moreland. But lei me sat e* uetika. I expected aomefolng tell you in foe firfo. place, that Charlie dreadful—I could not g««®s what. MolbTEA. COFFKK. SUGAR. SPICES, VKPPXB, waa not the pet of which 1 spoke in foe ------- s_j------ - krep quiet, and pape PRU5EH. FIRS, KA1 SIRS. CODFIBB; oolunieneement. frowned al me over hla auppreesed ywwnt W e » ere deeply atlaclied to each other imdMtee. Periwinkle, who wespopularly tn fact, evm-tJiisf In the Greevry tins, sue* as in a childish wey—eo tnpeh so U»at we Mppoood juihawo designs cm the widowed forgot to be acJfifo—one to foe ofo<— bean of-Eider Busby, gave utterance to and thia with children, is always an evi­ dence ef siuoere aflediun. Aid UoklBg ExtracU, ,x Be w^ld fol ma spin bis top. and bee; to everlasting perdition, modified by cervon tn* BsrectAL axxrrrr of ths laxtiks. bis drum, and.-yum, hie: pumpkin vice lain seetoriaa fiendittous, (*' proceeding w>islfo; and 1 would consign my Iresbest byfoe-way which be always seemed to W. also heap on *u4 a good aasortmnt at picture b«Mika,.and my rcddcsLcheskrd take partioular delight in) fours was a dulla to his clumsy fiugeta. We used atagnlx’-rambling, shuffling, sound In foe ST-A-TIOYNnEH'^r, to sail cucumber b«»ta in tuba at water ; direction <tf - the chimney—wo bad an PEXF. I'ntOUAt. IXKR, PAFCT^EHbob* pwcket-bendkrrchiof fis^s oft. bean open fir+plhcn. . Another second, and VRLOPES, CAUDR, Ac., Ac x orji poles ; foul)d l“i>g strings of stone wall an ’ down lbs 'floc, in a, cloud of eoov and Babes catu# B-btedtoAftd—wbita.fluttering obivCL. -that l.-recoanixed as mother's rued was claused with, the duet we , man- 1 aged to lock up. i Gharlio.waa.a uk* little follow and io Ic I foot ram® Adm foe poor bird’s throat my girlish days, there mnQMj like was ' most torrlbty Indescribable, and'tbe bitu ; bux.be is not my hero, any more Jaudience were frightened out of all sense thou niy pct. itf decorum. The wumen.'ahrieksd—the A> bo grew older, he began to develop men looked abound for their beta, and stasia for adventure, end, at Um age of 1foe celestial vialUfit, thinking probably, fifteen, hv ran away from home with all font foe fire-light was ths daybreak, heplua capiul .lied up in a red bandanna Jprf upui foe bded of tbs Elder, and OEEAIP, IFOIR ©Afi®. handkerchief, and shipped on board.an 1crowed lustily. 4 The Eldar aprang to his fssi, pvs one East ludiaman. or Ready Pay, aaly. “ * I was twelve years of pga al the lime, look ai thfibold intruder, and, hatlees as SZtofoSreMaMfoe, Mid to ths eoDesUM at Special vtWstlon wirtbrpsM U CtnfWVSD- and Charlie’a exodus nearly broke >ipy 1bo wfo. Bed from tbe house, to which be ■ rwutud. JXd .W patting op PIOB&IJIlOhS; and any heart. I eried Yull an hour and had red 1did not rftora that night Mias Periwin­ ay and a ewelled nose all the next day kle fain tod ; and honest bul bungling in ouusequeoea. 1 was only cumforted, Jufah Juaw gol ‘her eyarkatiiig euratty at the last, by the cook's promise of- mak­ ing me a goweberry,turnover,- She kept a paint off. and left her sffia.darker fohOtahl her nromiae, and tbe turaoyar was exoel,i»nt! 4 do nut think I ( would object U txplain things,. aV !ut t •►Cibe bottom of It; and enefoMlIkkUjjow. . . . ’ ' , J. ». us BRUNT'S Charlie was absent about seven yeara de hla kppearance, meek When be returned tn Barbash, be- aune it with here and there a over to see the first of all, after) hie r stick i ng It! Ms week •■ HAST1508, MICH. Dr. HuntaJ ** ' ownfamify. Ho was a man npw—Uli, bearded, apd bronxrd,andloouldn't,play 21ara, called. WANT 25,000 Ila. of WOOL to ‘Jack straw*,* nor 'huree* with hi» juiy ,--------- -f tfiirty A va, manufactory into CLOTH— marljfofy younw looking, an< more. We were, both of us, surprised to find the moat ibanfotnl hair Of, we were trot llAlA boy dfifl girl, as wo bavkeeerkein. " I wu sitting In a races* of Uto pirlor, used to be And erw* wcru both ol'oorrj lAsholiaee. i and foe xieitor failed to, observe me— bul Just as Ctiarifo'waa taking leeeu be ,koyuoacmeihiiqf from the ' mean MM Owlrieb— Thapaatunale .tones of the doctor’s DRUGS AND MEDICINES, w^Cheawicals, Pulwta, Oils, Cam XBplscnc, BstYMlMg Fluid, $Ji»rrllain), rm umtBv GROCERIES! .-JS!»3XBX3’«a UUIU S MKBOITS, WOOLEN FACTORY, [ ’ C(JTH WAMAXTO Rtronond durtbU. It u the cktnprit way to ffet pood doth for your Try «//. * ' wool cARpojq:. . Dw.r™«fU7 »»d is lbs Bas< Massar. rn* Sr joHiuliwn. bull t»trtd~1fifc reach’foal wiahed fur . ■puk’wMbtaih.tetogaeewtey fonfe^ptrf , , . . .euwto-veto Ijwdgrf J them to tarp auric. M wtald *My dearest girt,' begun foe d.wtov, ‘1 Mid~u mIwM mu*!' Boa fota, bls me to a foil-eocfeesioa. He petfofl Miylcfo •» foil Oh teed, name I Only fancy a wife, calling out to bar husband.‘Diar toVbj I’ and eald be was o«r best friesfo^G M Emm the very firat, Bhylock’ took a strong liking tufolu man. 1 barfly'know >«'7 Why. Ha.was Mgiven to farming new though old fofl gray. Charlie Moralnd Is marrtoi, ni foes altachmecto, but bo pereietod in viaitlng Tbe Firns every day, on foe. most famil­ a halMuxen Rule Mereltads around Hs iar footing. Almost Invariably be air. tibia, tad tfiaoMeet is efcritorarf Wr- nsigbbor tny abtm, bonnets, gloves, jew•Irv. etp, with the greatest liberality. Mr. Ofowter declared ha-had enough ofrny waidrcbe to set him up aaa fine lady, any 'time he chaos W make the metanuirphosi*. ■ ■ Atone periyd, I had Mr. Cheater's booljack, drawing gown, a flats, shaving case, and merachaum^all at once; and he waain possession of my sHppere, three pair of uudsralcvoe, a &otag, two bosom plus, asd tjry beat ombryidared nlght? got so that I fairly ha>d the man. or thought I. did, which amounted to ;the same thing. Our family took to teasing me most mercilessly about him, and, if■ anything will make a woman despise a mat], U J* to be accused of haring *de signs’-on him. ts, ., P*pa insisted upon it that Mr. Chester ’ M,««mirtMbyluok ^ dipiomot, to ar -• range the marriage MUletgeot, asd thatho wra generous enough to 'endow' me wlrb nia goods before ua porformaupe of the ceremony. ; Phanigbt, when they bad carried the thing ;beyond ell bounds, some of the fituna people of. the vicinitv being pres­ ent, T waa proyoked- Ao do something daring. 1 just wanted to convince them all thak,in apite of foe iqrakyy express liny between ua, I did not ears a fig for . Mr. Chester. . '. Sol made a sketch of foe Hun. Zeb ulm— I.was only too clever with my pen­ cil—riding a donkey, and underneath was foe inscription i . ■ ' •A Pai* or -BM.’ . There was no particular wit In foe caricature, but the likeneaa w*a,.unmiatakabls. 1 have foe drawing before me now and must be pardoned foe egotism of saying, foal Mr. Cbc-ster’s ^rtottal was MriMt; but foe donkey’s ears, at fols laic day, strike me as rather too long, and his frame, a little too angular for a rMpectable beast. We'ali laughed al ii, of course, and afterward threw it aside, and, for foe limy, it paaaod entirely from tny mind. A day or. two afterward 1 was in the garden, which joined Mr, Chester's when, suddenly there shot past ma foe most 'grotesque object 1 have ever seen. A Sb,l«k. in my new.cndbline, auaui all drapery, myjrfe fichu -pvor bis eboulders, my 'love of a bonneV perched on hla head, and my’fifteen dollar parasol in one paw, and 1n foe other—good gracious! It was • foal ssry Ideation! scrap of paper on wjiidi J bad sketched *A Fair of ’em!’— And he was going right In foe direction of Mr.'Choster'a I " . . I calTri) frantically to bim to stop, but A few words re Newspaper Weilers. Io.* Jau> auaber of tbe Phrenotoaiaar .Jpnraal, the venerable, editor, Mr. FewJler, devotes seme very sensible talk to 1Ne-eoatrtbutira wMA ril edfror* will ।appreciate end <11 writers do well » bead. “Granting that you are fitted by your organiiation to bo a writer—and. that yen really hark something to esy thatli will be woHh while for the people to rood, then th* following hints, .suggq^d by th* experience of <*>e, wb«, asaoewtributor, editor's nd author, baa wielded thepf* for a ^usrte'r of a oratory, are at' your service. 1. Hiving someth!ug to ray, set yowrself about putting it on paper, as clearly, concisely and pulntsdly.ra foe nature of the case will admit. , ' I.' Jfyou have any apdlngles'or excuses to offer hr refereovt either to your article ybureett, put them, by all means private acre to lha editor, (n writ>r the public, it ii seldom either gawd y or io good taste to take yourself ’subject. ’’ * - ”■* As a general role, dinpenae with the most write a long article. “A treat so­ dom thought,” a late writer truly saya -may be packed into a small compass— made as solid as a cannon-ball, and, like that projectile, ent down nil before la,** abort articles find snore readers and are more effective than Inng onee; so, ‘put your tk—tyht* dart; tasksabort teutonoeanever stop thsl reader with a long or ambiguous word; but let the stream flow right on and tore-with drink It like - --------- - ------------ ,-------- -------------------studying foe best works on Grsrsnur sad Mbtence that you add will detract from the effect!veriw of yoor article and from its chances of getting into priwt. 0. Having resebrf Um s^l,go earaW|y .over the article, and cut nt wtpurindy cvrrjf Kord ttuduenleDct fort doci Mt add to tJ.t unrt, or u irrrlresurt to tka ,anrolo,ua owrwt uw« wmeu. «is rubjtck This is a more imperial «u bounded ovsrTIErTedSo^na atrock far junction than TWJ any snppuea. The W4 --t’-i-*— m-i < m. gwarally admit s great deal of pnming. Mere words are no ornameoto of style. If they convey ne definite meaning, foey axe mere exereeencra and Incumbrancea, otoevre. 1 exerted myself to the utmost, Mfl’miMMfttf in grasping foe last spring of hla Bkfrt, jwB u he -pet foe drawing into Mr. Cbeeters tend. I thought J should sink with shame. If my nerves had been foe least -weak, lahould bare foinled awayi Uh® fo® b»rulnea iw- fivc voUree novela, ■ Jdf. Oiestar looked at foe vile ebeel. Hto foeaflusbed alowiy, but there was �NEWS it wriirjcawst ate cwnTtwraow" ■&hfe?r^ftt“drt -- stitutioM they p-wornsir! it lte «>«- meweeraeot of the reboflio*. I aoMrored ! jtwOn i|iwii| > ■-*—« ing te promote tbe general welfare criti>« then prevented mo from giving you my ommalty Iu which weBre, ofthe Ctvnreasons, which 1 will wow da, though ty, Bute, and general government, to exvreieo the utmost care in the eslsetion of । 1 hold it a* a self a vident truth that candidates, that oo personal and unwor­ thy ooueidoratisM may uugender jealous­ slavery is the remoter, and the diaapies, bickerings, quarrels and dlauord, that pointed amMlioa of the Sootbora lenders, will not fail to exert a baneful inflnenes ; the mors immediate cause of tbo rebel- fa the'great political struggle which it to Let ao national retrograde । Uoa. Tbo nature and spirit of slavery follow. muv«a«it bo caused through misman­ , are aggressive; the principle is which U agement In those psllmiaary encounters. is founded te a direct assault on tbe in. Let there bo a thorough organization of berapt rights of men, a violation of a fun- Id the Union tn every Town the Cbunty. See that the damoatal law of nature. It Te iasatlato rounec ovzrfft. w secured and the timid ranand grasping. It la never oaltefied. Tbo ake off*all tardiness, and snold adage may well apply tn it: “Give 1 y and energetically into the It aa tach, and it will take aa eli." It r recruiting and strengthening was nut satisfied with the slaves that । we may not only bo eucceooprove of signal service In the wore fa the country at the formation ef । os and Freedom next FalL— the CoMtitutiou; bat H snuet have some । .hick she received ______ from Admiral ...w. — the fieel, whfoh reach' ed AtdWhtoye River on Meedajr' ldth, where Goa: A. J. Sraltfi-e force diramharked to operate oo tend axilual Fort Price and IJolmra fa 5krkankas, DeRuaae, where DTek Taylor was er> camped with 11.25® am. Aosood aa Magruder's dbvtotet «■ Texas, Taylor heard of Bmiltfo tending, bo at. tempted to oearii ear rear and oteack.— went of Mobile,’ u^sr Gens. Bkirmishiagnomeneueed <m Smith’s left flank before ba waa aware of the exact wbereaboola of the enemy. Being In­ formed of Taylor’s design, be exclaimed : “Now for a race batwaen tbo rebels and the United Blates to tbe fori." By a qalck movement, Gee. Biwhb wkh hie array succeeded fa reaebtag Fort De Busse three hours before Taylor name up. A charge was made and sows fight, Mississippi oe the 13th. ing occurred, during which the Federate twenty yeara la whteb to eoelinue tfio Part of Admiral Porter's fleet appear­ hod aboot 4® kUled end wounded. Tbo abominable Afrfara Steve Trade. It waa ed off Alexandria, La., and demanded its The Freed Megrere of Usuistana. Fort wee eerily taken with 363 pvieon surrender, wMcb waa oumpfta® vftbWithact content with Its ample domains; but The measures of the Government in ora and owe 1 Ltash gun.wbieh tbo rebels out opposition. . it must expend and etretab out over aa Louisiana eoneernlng the freed popula­ bad taken off the gunboat Ir.dixnsla, and Prisoners raptured at Fort De Busse Tbo Cal* for asore Men. im tnense area of Max lean territory. It tion within tbe past year have produced mounted also two 30 pound parrots bare arrived at New Orleans. the finest results, to fort it is stated that from tbo ram Quscn of the Wea ; two TM TbscwJl for 200,000 more mea Ta sup. eould not be restricted to a Southern Io Gee. Basks would .Iratefoe the field wonders have been wrought. A few long 33 poeodera/rom the Harriet I-ans, on tbe f9ti er the Ztvt, ' ’ p<>«ed, to have bean made al tbe aaggvs-, callty ; but It meal eodaavoe to out-flask The fleet in the Freedom in the WeeL h was not enough months ego te find a negro that eould and four other guua. Tbe gunboat Kiver bad arrived from lion of Lire I. Cd. Grant. Gen. Grant • that it could enact what laws It pleased reed wee a wouder; to find one who meantime ateamed up the Rod River to Baltimwre. Tbe gunboat Qctorara, one believes'In'sowqnsring treason by do­ to restrain its victims within Its territory; eould write was a griml wooder, and to Eastport and fired two shots. After the uf tbe participants in the attack an F«l ' at roving the robe I armice, and to aceom- but It must make the whole North re find one who understood ariihmstic was rapture of the fortification the expedition Powell, had arrived at New Orleenc for escape.— a wonder utill greater. But now, in sin moved on to Alexandria, where the boats pfisb tbe result without fail or necessary sponsible £>r those trying curved Now Orleans, there are 1,900, lay when tbe Cricket teA. These things point out Re aggressive ten be must have large armtee. Fgbt The Armyruf Western Lnufoiaim Is colored children roadu« and writing Io Lattr. — Fort DvRuaee, Red Kiver, den ties. It is the very antipode of Frne.tog race arc io command of tbe armies. dom, which is held to be the corner atone tbe schools. Oue year Ago, Cel. Hanke IxMiisiona, March 15th, vfa Cairo 24.— tnovlM, Gen. Itoe'a cavalry advance Kw occupied New Iberia.' Two of owe gun­ or soon will be, everywhere, and good ofour social fabric. Wise as were our um feeding from too Go > eminent Com­ Thia fort waa captured today_ hr the boat* had cross*! Berwick's Rty anJ gcnrralebip, which has been approved fathers, they were not wise enough to missariat more than 20,000 nagroaa. Be United States foroeo under* GenTX.T. Grand Lake, nearly to Uale-«la-lfoee, aide thio number, there wore quite 15,000 Smith. Tbe expedlltoa left Vicksburg on many bettle-Aelda, is la demand, meet the the question iu sueh s meaner wbieh pleas they rac<*i»..ilcred. Before ' as to bare it finally disposed ef long ere who hung around the eampo and else­ on the 10th, tended at Semmeeport on reaching Bute ala Rosr, they rente ap>n and wiH lead tbe coluwina in the spring this; ^ut they must edaaver to harmoo- where, obtaining tboir living pertly by the 18th and mavubed to Say on Glace campaign. If oar armies are large' In two principles which are at eternal cooking, washing, fishing and stealing, where Gen. Scurry's rebel brigade - had a rebel unmo sod opened fire. Tbe rel»sls ran, ai>dr tbe gen beets landed men. I enough now, a* we hope ibey are, 200, variance; to weld into nae mass things yet thane were, to a large aztent, aa in­ bwt encamped, bat wbieh (ted cm tbo anwbn burned tbe tents and camp eqnipeire 0fl0 more men will make the work all ’ which never sen be msde to face tegrth- cubus upea tbs Government. New all proach of ourtranaporta, leaving consid­ the negroes bars been placed in a eewu- erable equipece and eommtaeary etovwa and captured the arms and ammunition OFFICE OVfcR BLXKK8 WVttt 'the easier, and the final triumph all tbe! er; and we are bow gathering tbo fruit of the so lira force. of thia oempremine betwee* justias and lien of profit to tbe Government and to Smith pressed forward to Tel lew Bayou, sMsmI to ail mlk fa IM Hm ef H«AfaGuerrilla made their appearance in more speedy and aura. Tbe rebel cm- injustice, between right and wrong. thcmselvee. Not only does tbs labor where strong fortifications had bees the vic ip itar pt Belon Keugv, end bad cUtocttoa •eripihwi excepts no one, but puls into That slavery ie the primal reuse of the s> stem furnish employment ‘ to those erected, but the rebels again fled. Aa several shfeniMbee yith abb lil^ Wtecvetbe armyjvrory able-bodied while person rebellion, no sene men ean deny. It was within the iimito of this department, but we came up the enemy was pressed and were there 10,000 more they eould ail be some skirmishing occurred, resulting is sin Mounted Infantry, which resulted in­ in rebeld<*n|. The confederacy have thus, not that slavery was In danger; but that variably in our forur. Several prisoners It did aot expand fast enough to keep employed without expense, but rather tbo captore uf several prisoners, and a iu this fast desperate effort stoked every, smell wsgoo testa. At daylight yoatsr’ pace with tbe growth of Freedom. Be with great benefit to tbe government. -thing on the hazard of tbe spring cam­ it must seek to hare a country and a Tbe bouefila that will return to the day. tbe entire command started for Fort paign. They have no Idea of giving up government uctremmried by the pres­ guvernmrnt thia year, resulting from the DeRuese, where II arrived at 4 oVock. operatioM ef this system of labor, will Tbe 3d and 9th Indiana batteries openence ot its vigorous rival. .the contest yet. I said that the disappointed ambition mere than pay all too sipeaus tost ths od on the fort, wbieh replied vigorously * Col.' Straight, who has just escaped The nf the Southern leaders waa tbe more im­ refugee negroes have been to it sines toe with three of Ito beavtest guns. frost a ioag onnfinemoul in rebel dun­ mediate cause of the war; and I think oceepalion of the Blate by our forces.— eannOcsde continued an btfur, when Gen. Vartioulara hal been rdceive>l »f tbe geons, bears the following testimony to eo. Had a southern President been Facta furnish the beat proof ef the ouo- Smith ordered tbo lot and 2d llliuois, , eeeO of say ey stem ; and, » i>tn we oomand the 19th Corps, under Gen. Mnwer, capture of Gundalaxara, by the Idbrvala. the determination of traitors to fight to elected, instead ef Abraham Lincoln, lost Ths Mexican forego were under Uragn.— es they are to all eelf respect, or tba pare too cooduiou uf 60/XK) negroes in to charge the enemv's rifle pits and storm the bitter end. Hnjaya: Twenty-four cannon and 700 prisoners, opinions of the world. It would have been tbaF Stale last year with tboir sonditlon tbo fork Tbs 58th. 119th end Mhh In­ French and renegade Mexicans, acre "This war will not bo finished this cum­ with but a bad grace they eould have got । now, we need hardly allude to a theueaed diana, and 94th Missouri regiments, mer. The enemy wiU never yield. It There are fed today, at charged over deep ditches and thick abat- captured. un a secession movemsnL The election perticulara. ‘Dm traitor Mejia is at Baa Luis Po­ io uo use to cry peace when there ie co | of Lincoln was not the cause, but the pre­ public expense, only 50 colored orphsna, tia. amid a galling Are, end, within 20 tosi, with 3,000 men, expecting an al­ minutes after tbe order was issued, tbs text for secession. Tbe southern lead­ and about 100 aged msn end women. Ttoroteaaeivf men there io central ers were disappointed Tn their ambitions Color Sergeant of the 58lh IHtwoia placed taek. Pubela te said to be besieged hy Lib­ Of public affairs that yoo bOsM not live the American flag upon the enemy's Anecbor liette Upoeub hy Mr. Uweoln. views; the star of freedom was Io tbo with io or out'of the Union. They must erals sod must fall, the invavdra having ascendant, and they must henceforth bold A Committee bftbe New York Work­ works. Tbe victory waa eamptete, and be brought to seme kind of terms, and . a subordinate station, or break away, H <W- !• resulted in tbe capture of 825 prisoners, ing Men's Democratic Republican Asso­ lime to save the garrison. -they will never respect you until yon and establish for themselves. They ciation recently waited upon President inctadiag 24 osmmtarioned officers, two Vidaurri baa practically declared for bauble them. There are officers plenty chose the latter, and the consequence* are DoecOn. to inform him that they had 6 iueh Dahlgren guns, two 94-pmtudore, the Freach, and CvrteoM and Dxblodo, to the army. Men are what we want, now upon us. But bad slavery But ex selected him an {honorary mvmber. In two fopounders, a lot of small arms, withe strong force, are msrohfag to al and a gnat many of them- Wo want 2,000 barrels fine powder, an immense feted at the south, those antagocistte tach him, the fortune frou Matauuwaa 509.000 this spring. Thea we shall principles would not have come In con­ reply be eaid: •'The mast notable feature of tbe dis-. quaality of assorted amunition, and .aew- and the latter from Santillo. Qirtinaa fa bare a potent argumeut far peace, and tact, end there would have been oo cause oral thousand dollars worth of commis­ turbuceio yourdty last rammer was wry pocular iu Tamaulipas. Bef.we peace will coma. It will aever ooms i of strife between different sections of the the hanging of some working people by sary stores. Fort DeRtme h a moot leer lag Matamoras be omseerated bis country. Even South Carolina would other working people. It should never formidable work, of quadrangular shape ba^ flag. Tbe Ubora| erase io bright bare hardly acceded on account of the be co. Tbe strongest bond of human and cast ion and bomb proof, rove*vd Tbe Fire Proof DalUia*. tariff alone. sympathy , outside of the family relatina with railroad Iron. A powerfol water' to accordance with a reeoiotion of the As slavery la the great mover, the should be one uniting all workingpeople battery connects with the fort caw mates, ! Jtobel AUoeitr to East Tunuqmee Board of Supervisors, the elector! of ibis firime Instigator nf tbe war, I think it la of all utlona, tongues and kindreds; nor which are capable of resisting shut and A correspondent In Hilllvrin 'Battery, County will be called upon to vote upon j n acoordancu with all rales of justice, should thia lead to a war on property or obeli of the heaviest calibre. The poeiboman and divine, that It bo disposed -of owners of property. Property te a frail tlooa of the uns were capital for rapidi- writing from Cumberland Gap,sends the Ua question of erecting a Fire Proof effect ou alt ... boats attempt following incident of rebel, barbarity in as quickly and aa effectt>ally ao pueeible. of labor. Property io desirable, io a ty nf fire a«___________ Building for the safely of the County rec­ It la useless to raise the fry efBtale righto ■ -*ver.About East TsnnsaeOe• • the rlv< positive good In the world. That some tag to go up or down "fa eoudualoo, 1 will mention an Inti, * ords, eneh vote to bo taken on Monday in reference to tbe States, auJ parts of should be rich shows that others may 800 uegroee were wore etnplovv* employed for a year . :*7‘b woraa. woAa. (Ben.-Smith deal which occerred iu tbe skirmish at cosetrueting earth qpx'L We had thought to give our views Sum, included la the Presidents Proc­ beooma rich, and beooe ie just euoourago- in______ till ” superintend tbe thorough _ destruction Tazewell,that plainly shows the diabol­ lb fell upon thia aukyoet but hare eondud- lamation, for they wore In arms against meat to industry and enterprise. Let wl of._____________________________ the fortifieationa to morrow, it <rtn ical spirit of tbe Southern devils wbn are the government, fa open rebellion, 'and od to do otbera iao. We believe moat had forfeited all ths Stale righto they sVer not him who la houseless pull down the take three thousand rose twq or three in arm agomst ra to their raid oe bouse of another, but let him labor dili­ TtenwHlfthoy <m>toro«s Corporal be­ •four road era areintalBgrat enough to possessed, even the right to life Ito. If.— gently and build one for himself; thus by days tn destroy them. Glorious news may be expected from longing to the Sth Indiana Cavalry, after underatand without argument whether It And now shall wo receive them back, example asstiring that his own will be a brave and gallant resistance on hie part. Gene. Banks and Smith witbiu two week a. atid reatore to them the power to di»would be better to pay a email tax for safe from violence when built." Exasperated al Uis noble conduct of the turb the future peace of the nation 1 Wo George Augustus Bala writes to Eng­ Their deaignv, strength and positions are • uno or two .y aura, or ran the rich of ioaCorporal, and after having eurrendetod must either admit the right and propria- land that the President gripped his hand contraband at prevent. teg all record of the title to their pos­ himself a prisoner, the cowardly rillafos ty of secesvioe, dr wo muU give thorn 1 to a pulp. Probably those Workingmen shot him through tbo heart, and not eatsessions. No man would expect to get over to uffendod justice. I am for letting liked that harty squeezo, and II is not iafied with taking hte life, they deliberate, one half tbe real value of bia land If tbe juatiee have its course. surprising that they concluded tktir ad­ Headquarters Amy of ton Poteman, ly touk the butt of their guns and oomThat my ooonlry wilt yet take its dress thus; record of tbe title waa destroyed. There March 34.—Lieut. Gen. Grant waa loud­ meoosd boating the corpus, breaking the stand among the nations of tbe earth, "They had only one word, then, to add are other records nearly aa valuable aa ly cheered al the different autioas aa be Sfe without a stain noon its fair evcolboon; and that wee that It fa our earaesa desire passed eo to tbe front. At Brandy Sta­ tbe records of the title to lands; but if that it will traly bo the land of tbs frac, that the next President may be from tion be was Utot by Maj. Gott. Meads, tbe vntrre of tbe county are willing to and lbs asylum of tbo nppraeeid, to my Lpringfisld, niiaote and that his name who areemoanied him to Culpepper. 1 Yeere truly, ' may bo Abraham Lloooln." Hri«k the old wooden building for tbe pres- eireerc prayer. On arriving at Culpepper, Gen. Grint V*to «**P the earth 1 II. WoouwokTu. creation of these we moat rabmiL was met by,a brilliant array ef military of those bell bo unde, that titeir presence men. Tbo station wan crowded with may oo loegor disgrace a riv'iftaed eetmtyJeff Davie boo ordered another troops, encamped in the vicinity, who try. Itk true that ws bare bosbo gqod displayed BWuaual anxiety to cutch a men la their handa, but the time io flfot day of fasting and prayer oo tbe 8th of f toe dfotingutehed hero. AprtL We trust It will be altogether in drawing near when they will out bo able Ho waa roo.irod by Maj Gon. Newton to retaliate ; « ben toe cacti!igioua hand vain, and that thia wilt be the last. Bui C-V- Betisr. Tbe party that waa then meed againatna will fart he himrelf profeeaea to have firm oonfi 14th ir«t. The orodlte of three Biota redo to Ges* Newton's headquarters, paralyzed by tbeAids, and tbe banner of Nev acres were found three farad red aad whence Gen. Grant accompaniod by Gon. freedom will again float, as beautiful aa denoe io the ferae of beaver. Hear bow upon that sail are as follows: Hampshire, IM; W forewarn, 2,130 twraty-five Cuafodorate slain; and sloe fbouUy hntuikB*. erer, over the beads of the Americas Rhode tetand. 523. Connecticut, 5iH where, ta a single trenoh, two heorired neente." . “Rocdat evtats awalca fresh gratitude Indiana, 9.9B9; M.cfeigan, «34 and fi/ty more. A oonstd era bio portion 't« the Supreme Ruler .of nations. Oar' of lbs beat Unround to lihely to be plough enemies have enffsred numerous defoata, ed up thia spring end raraurar, by farmand a netariovs scheme to bora and ura owning k, {romtwy to planting plunder ocr capital, and to drelroy our com and ether grain. Aa a matter of ci til goveremoutbv putting to — Wdl wsrU?fiussTSr. -R.t, E. G. Bo-M m M. -M« ml S-bb-lL w. ..r. r***1 ,k'jBakU>w, Goanraax A Gaarv hr put Into their mill, taaehtoery far is.. •Mi taraing f wk and boe handles, for« manufactory at Jseksra State Prfauu. Ttey expert to do b~u"* that tine. ■■ Hrm.xrrra-TbUviltef.te helag Jteted —‘I** «" P*’**5 hy ■ftewtalatorr, on aa to bo described Btocks end Lula instead of by Irte alw before. Tbo work te being perform hy fl. H. Cm*. Regietsr nf Deeds, w fosarioted by A. D. R«*k, Croety » royur. W< —» «*• 1 <*ew PM, wbtek i« ron Goost.—Th. April number is on e Uhl,. Tbe editor says if WO do n->t i ui. •< -tan n< •— 1 M.c W- “k‘ >n 1 LU.'. n~* o< • 5"" -t,,,!--! IS. •• ™u» ‘ k. a.4.; v<- • «-l>- lU‘ out r*»n roj’- B— —1 kl»1 .in k. k,rw Oh,. 0™«>- W-J--*7 “ ta* •,,d| —tn seitbev time nor »nelit»eura fat ..... '!“■ ,b- ' Irakli*./ tfartv-five thousand pounds *f metal » to tide eMtry ; when oMuptetod wMI wrigh tHrty thousand, it will • 41&,OOA - Uwand BvoroU says that ‘‘•b*. ftitooery of Eno* Traneeone, for the fi roTStew uU a ta!» of th. wkr .hall �mi 'GOLD W«« KANOS :srw I KANOS 'torn. Orp. urerpowdr tbe guard and would have dona ao but tor the return of the parly pho had goo* hook to Cbt ' them returning. Trainer aipaatdd to cnminMM Me nstnteterial te tbo eitissa te fire. wbU_ <»bW,U thia place, nest Sabbath. or both did at the same instant, and be­ fore the guard eould draw tboir revolt or|, ^’Wn sirs aa» omm good “awgar each killing trie man instantly. Not eaV laded with thia. Corporal Trainor deterdbris^ tbe pave week ■ . ■lined to cap era tbe parly thon coming up from the read, and would have done oq without doubt if the other two eat ai­ ry men and the citiasn, becoming alarmed for their safety, had not mounted thslr burses and took U> the road. He was WKIU1IT thus left entirely alone, and, after a flight . Baniow, Gom»vxas At Gearr have uf three miles, body pursued, escaped put into their mill, machinery fur using and reached Furl Albany. The bodies *nd turaiag f wk and boa bandits, for tbe of ths twu men were brought in and bur­ manufactory al Jaekvoa State Prison.— led al the Fork It is rsrsly that ws hove the pleasure of chronicling a more ' CHANCERY BAtk 1 They expect te du quite a bosuioes in gallanbexpluit, and wa are sure ths Curthat line. pond's coolness aud bravery will bo remaiaberod. ' -U ^ns-G. Hmatrca—THa village ie being re CoL Wells writes to a gsotleruau io Ath-MUb yra platted under «n act passed by the list this rity that tbo Corporal's companion . 6// K y dMvA^BMted, dkterimA la Pursunre and by virlae of s dscreo af Iku 'V«*giaLatur«-, eo as to be described in who left him an unceremoniously,..>pa anew reeruit who had arrived within a IM.-rim and Lota instead of by lute alone, week. Tbe Curporal excuses hhw, <>n •« befbre. Tbe wark is being performed that ground. Beeidea, when traiuorarix by B. H. Ceoki Register of Deeds, who de tbe tn eat st, thio twee grappled tbe :U assisted by A. D. R-.rk, ©Minty Ser- robe! Lieutenant, but waa overpowered and would have been aholat, had ool the veywr. We have seen one copy of tbe Ourporal’e bell at that instant dispatched -new Plot, which in very neatly executed. PaiAewinw^-Rev. E. G. Bryant Is( GnMT.—Tbe April natalxr is ns oor Ibeediter nays if we da not »<» anmber we vhall get none far We take tbe bint. I«~e tbe iLedy's Book and gVf1 ewrtain Iretwrr Me. %widew! Ne w enwldn ‘ ’l think uf it.— S-. Gidey gate a tn like this mouth and ■we shall gcttbal-ady's Bo.A nest m<>o<h; -and we on aaaure yoa. kin I readr-, there will’bA happy smiling faeee at our firs Bsnvs'e Ba»acuiAL.. Taocuso, for -Coaghe< Celda, and Irritated Throats are •fl^rW «ltb d>. fullest omfetewre, In tbrir e$cacy. They hate lurn thoroughly tested,' and IMlntaln tlteg-od rvp'tUUt-n th *y have enquired. At t^'rt «vt imi itrt to ogTtnr fAr joavit*. EtF* The fact that one «d Gea. Burp1 aide’s eteff odMars h.-w recently been en­ gaged la surt eying grounds at Annapolis ! Md., far an encampment, does not ocou “4 Bv Bsrry eeeaty. Miehigsa. sarily imply jnrites a c>rre«p<mJmt. that Kis proposed assignment tn tbe Dspartmro'. of tbe South has nut been eban r.ta.s of William H. Iloagerfoid. done*!. Nut anly will Gen. Bumride *nol go there, but his oummand aill bear an intimate relation tu the opgratrahs uf tbo Army of tbe Polomse this spring. 'losqw oi uasungs, on rruuy. toe stb day ef Usreb, ia tbs year oas thousand sight haadred sad sixty Bar Press*. Starwaa ft PMUs, l«T OF LKTTERM, I j ^sutwix. ■atbeeeM Mortgage, to wfc: ptew or panel Jlsad. siteate. 1 In ths soeaty sf -Bsny asO mi •cd kaeva si being th. wset be tuner »t seeUsa ttUty S— DRUG STORE!!' awarMMiPi*, ^xsistafttk-siftryis । “““•"iKk- ! a~n er leu. will be said at paL.c .Bnl(ra or ' ™ •’Xi’ZsiZd *,*urT| ns’s ease Roberts &, Striker, ‘■KWlzS’iMSr ! • WOfcriJAoE BAtt •Sj7E®=«^?^£ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi unm. tr TOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICI SAL PVBF06E3.0m.TjBl I Remaining uncalled fuFBt.lhc Hastings Poet Utfyx, for the week ending March IMPORTANT AND TRUE! Inx of said mate. EKE too seffcring with that dread discus, Xcs w'aTOOTB NEURALGIA XIKOwttl speedily < Hastings. La sgM *orrj twenty at pub EA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, Psunx nos. BABOta, codhsbi 3ui» lie m npGesi. Grant <m Wednesday telsgrapird te Gen. Meade that be akmld at Culpepper the fullwwiag day, but added be bad aeitbor time nor iociluatiou fur a Brewd review. He should vlait tba 2d aorpe, and K the men bappes.ed tu bo in liae be ebosld be happy to look al them. fn st7 '**h * ARE you recked "ilk tbe tortartb of Rgzsnaxapt Wanos’e Xuateta Kiso viU speedily niters. ARE you sufetiog from tbe gr.iwiugeof Dnrarui! Ahos greet Tsriefref tbo MORTOAGX SALE cnima? TxuxuniXB^ AR* y»y |rv«»lr.g wilt psla. with Oort ta rrer AH Ctokfsr Extracts, S PECIAL'XOTjc'lj*’ f J1J—I u: , EWING MACHINE FOR SALE. _ ■•re* l We aha keep an tend a good saeortawt of sucurir. -SU preruuUuWdjjr sfburiog. (A tree espy.) ST-A.TZO2SrZaEl.-3r, ^iIUl PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAFEB, EN “ VKLOPES. CARDH, An, Aa. ADM1 NiSTRATOR-S SA LE la tbe ■alter ef tbe utplo ef Losies H. KlebeU, loceaaed. Xotles is hereby gire that tn poreaaaco ef a Jvussgtutw* »o vx. hy t bs Jodgw ef Prebete Br I Areperfectly reliable ■ nr • W4?^wteL0SUUi,A UXG- * “ru* st and DyR 0. R. WALKER. AvprVfcr. J'^’KT1 •- tii Opes ear abets* ■ay be Bead aU ef ADVERTISEMENT. PATENT MEDICINES I kinds ofleteetfre! Wenas Xsvaattt* Ex,. wW ...Mgs ye* rox m uncut amm or tbr lamro.' ARE yes usrere sf tbo sstesaos of tbe Gust J,. fsath(n8*‘dayo}| OUT HAXBWAM SNBB. Afterea ebeeaceef ssrsrel eran. I tern ante warned ths HARDT ARK jtubt. ** gee Bans. ■n^au^te nbnM Mi Bane via OX MONROE STREET IX THIS C1TT. fas MdteiarT **** eeUlsaly *** ^r’“'*u “*d D— C. R. WALTER. Caere! Agent. B.telo, N. X, end Feel Dree,C W. n.w^.-aa?tfA£a!^s refeiNT r r 1 Krj.i - Edward EvareU says that “whoa tbo aurv of Eaot Teaaoaeea, tor the Grat ro y ierw nd a halt of tba war shall bo HUM, hwriil dteetnaeoeonaaoftyrrsewy id sVoreedna of wbieh there Ira few rallela h> tba oMale ef tba waeid; and jetejqgi—doof tea* who pswtsnd to 1 waging war far t^gaverameat,’ and Brateok the rhbta «f tba miaarity ’ sossra imon ■ Uuruas .April 2L Utt.) ADMI1 ON FECIT CL'LTL’Bt �� https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-04-06.pdf 7925a61920207a1235c1887abec448af PDF Text Text m/.j ■‘Vtt Sutuijs^mm"" S&iatHai U FO-BUSHED KTERY WEMtRSDAT, at 'wianxM, saaav ccoxtt, Mickiaan ttifaa fa “Jfowsr JTM” swr Ifo Fl if^Tiq m*. She wrold have tadd him that tto I fhtoe aS-p, tad to Kfk. rea rnesaluie- ifol eyes :'siw gex -d upbu bi* tanocent tod no fuel, no brrod—anlnnyiblng with lion, and ------------fa tven anxlout --- ----- —I'M’!*** I which m Wann andfeed tbe children ; but pome bsdt r and sir fee fees eve* been , <D« dash , struck ptomnf Tbe rar he w«a gone, and «be Sato back upon h«r kind enough lu give me an «irdar to ad. wife was rut oe- ber: .11 seises, »J—pleat vanes II* nfaeasery srtloles nf cirthisg, watch, tot had tit* eouM pillow *nd wept. •' !>• V Tiw- light of mornlag carat M length ftaid and furniture. To-morrow murn- •ero tfee~sno« orhst gave 'bhek tiro srorfl rtfs -foatfeH. and a moment mon. her ‘ but Mm. Wilkina bad ootrfa? from tor Ing 1 commeecofe'orlr.” “And yon have fame tn ses if 'yon :totabend Mtrmd. With . tumbling bed, nor had her children crawled from out tbclr resting place. A *>und oTfobi- roirtri .ihtaft your cottage tack egafa to fees she robed hrr. epos to bis face, asd ‘ ‘ i tHM-tiirflfedrWtt Stefa was heard from without, sconmpon- Ba* tor seU Captain Walkerf as Wil- * ied by a noise, aa though a light riwd was kina heeitated. . I ahemw thm^lUhtt ••Yea.»lr—to saa If .I oould hits It of ■ toing dragged through tto mow. Tto ' " ' door openud, and tor toibeod entered.— you," rwuniod the po«>r man. “Wllktoe. bnw much csh; you make at He laid upon the tabla a heavy wtoeU-n “I am tow UMdght, fait bustaert bos dal<-wf. a small pelt, and a paper bundle; ynwrbuetoswsr Uartly asked ths then from his pocket ho took another pa­ captain without seeming to becd 'the rc- taioed ms.a-uh.uw I harts favor Mask oftbeo" per parcel, aud again ha turned towards “My employer ia going U pdl me on “Name it deer tbe dt*>r. When next lieeiitared he bore In tris arms a load of wvx>d ; and three to job work, air; andas afan m l can dm laid Am band times did to go out and return with a husband’s ertd. . load of tto asms dewription. Then be **•!•.>> fourteen dnMaro a amok.' “And y»u will Mik IM w qitestiotoF “Aod b»w moob wi)l ft tafen >• "Phen* over the fireplace, and e-oa'a bias­ continued WRkind. . ■;-> •. •. *r. ing fire snaoprd and sparkled on tto “ No. I will Ort" ■ ' . , *1 — * hssrthr Aa own as this was aufampUab“Then," emtinued Uta husband, as he ed, Thomas Wilkins toot over Ma chil ly get along with five or six dollars h bent over and imprinted a klan oo Ms ■- 1 •• • • drun and kioaod them; then ho scoot to wroh." “Then you might be able to save about' *jfe'a brow^ "1 want you to drees ocr tto bedside of his wife, and while some : children for a wglk.wd von »HAI! sosompowerful atirred hia soul and four hundred dollars a ysar,"_ . party ua. The'niftfet ncMm and tranquil, “I mean to d«» that, air." mads tto ebe»t bceve ba murmured; iAb A few moinent’s Captain Walker gat­ and th* am>w is welt- trodden. “Kb. me. Lfaxie." Tightly that wife wound her arms ed into the face of bis risttor, and then fak m» questional Berne id ber jwr promise I" 5 , ■ . •bout the neck of ber husband, and ao Lixxie Wilkins knew nnt what title thtaigh tto hroe «>f years were centered all meant, nor did she think to care, for in that um kiss, she pressed ft upon bis anything that e«>u1d piesae -her hMhead ^Ttore—no more." he uttered, as to Il wai a Utter oold night on ike twenfaerth af- Decentbar. The snow lay deep upon the from earth, and tho bright m.«>n riding half we* up tho baexena, font a ekrystaiftne lustre to tbewcoo.. In th- high nuui, a »hnrt dtatene. Iron tho dlltet rop<«liig village, .food the farm of * hnmoa bufag. Hiagarineou wrre acenl And tarter.d, by far luaufiicient ta keep but th-lilting frnsC; his frame aboidt sod oberts triker 'trembled. I)k9_lh» iro-bound boughs of / the weeping pillow that gfew near Mm, and hi. fa6v,' tu ths MiHinbeem* now ftohwd upon it, exhibited ali the fearful font prints of that demon, Inumprraaee. P».r, wretched, debased, ha looked, and •oeh, In truth he was I new and most complete axsortinent ofI Before him, at tha rod of a neatly fence.! and trellised enclosure, stood a DRLGI AM» ME»IC15E», small outage. It waa degant la its aim­ rChcwieals, PalMH, OLto, Cam pie nroh.roo, and just each a one as tha hu.nhlr lover of true famf»rl and joy pfaietse, Baraing Flald, would seek far a Lome. The taars rot. TURl’ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. led down the Hoatrd cheeks of .the poor inebriate aa he vexed op-m the cottage, and st length, n* he deeped hie hands in agony, lie murmured i •O thou bs»,l home of/my happier 15T FOB MROHKICAb AKD MEDICIMAL■ day*, thou-lookem like a bravro id the gently Lid tto arm uf bia wife from bia .... ---y . rOBKMil3.<»LYUI2 ■strings. In.-e abort time the children jnist. B-naalti thy roof I was married nrck ; “ttoae Ihhig. 1 toss brought are were ready ; then Mrs. Wilkins put on to the idol of my a«ial, witbin thy peace­ for yob .nd y>»ur cbildran," and aa -be such articles of drew as she could em»ful waHa, God gave to sue two l.lroaed sp*<ka bo-left tbe house. inahd, and ao<m tbev were h> I’m road.— i hildren. Tlw-ti p«-ncr and plenty were Mrs. Wilkins en>M from her Wd, end t Atos a foU .took af oiin«\ mid l»vc and joy were mine.- My tremblingly .to exam I r.rd Ito article . “Wilkins,” said the old man, M he The moon eh<me bright, the rtara peeped down up.rt the earth, and tbeysermed wife—Gofl Mros her gentle a.nil—Was up-0 tto table. She foead ths Jrof. aad took bis visitor by, the . band. “I have happy (bro. and my children—may bsev. m the pell eto found erilk ; one «t tbe watchedzwefl y«tor’ countenance tind to smile pp-m the leave era d^n theft erf pn.troftlirm—isugfeed and played in papers torteiniad two eaMiller bundles— weighed well your words. I know you twinkling eye. of light. Siftnoy 'Wil­ glecMime ptawaure. Gladness smiled one of tm— and ene of sugar. -while In sneak ths truth. When 1. boight that kins 1e«d the wav, efid silently Ms wife upon n« then, and every h»*ur arsa a.ara- the remaining parcel ato found a nice cottage from/your creditors six years and chKdrew fulfowtd. Several times TRA, COFFER. RUOAR. HMcl-S; 1'EPFER. ago. 1 paid them nne thousand dollars the wife geaed up Into bar husband-* • ••■n of Mies. But I lost the. as the lump of butter. PRUKES, FWB. RAWSKCODFIlyH; < to feet; everrthtng is the flreory liaXarob • , Red Io«<h hit own salvation! Six “O,’’ murmured tto poor, wife and for IL It has not been ' harmed and Is ro.nLrr.ancr; but from the strange ex­ will l» herded for fsMily »H Moor nf tbs pression that rroted there, she cnuld years have passed aituts the deninn that mutton *a »ht- gated upon the fo--d thus ssg.iodMit wan then. Also a great rarlslr of tbs I took to my bran drove tie from your spread out tofire her, “win-Obe seme time ( have nteelvsd go-id rent fur it— m«ketvul potblpg t&a tended to satisfy sbeltnring n-f. - And th-ve aix years ! throe!. Can jfobe-JMWbl* Thomas baa CTLHtZOT At length a slight tort An the road O, shat niiaery, what agony, what M>r- xt-./r^tha I.. No, be.ncvcr did that! And row a.'and whiit drgn-dation have .they then itot lmill-ttoTH^-lfeMkind. brought them auddsoly upon tho pretty And l eaking Extracts, My sjMirS until If l« alf futld. 1 will tott whits cottage where, years.before, they n.< brought t«» tne stud my p»M>r family 1 sweet word"! ’ 0; tty’pivr. pm>r heart, Home, health. wrallb, pears,- j-^-^Snd ’ raise m-t a hope that ttniy only fall and you for-ho rem, nor for • ceot-nf inter­ hod bees so happy. Tty epprostfaed thaam.t. ^rbs sa«w in the fnmt yard est. You shall hare a deed of tbe estate, Ir.endsmv gone—«|l, ali goon! (J. ttau crush thro!" ' . ’ ’ fetal rnj—n... I will not l.laiue thni It gnd ip topirn 1 will take but a single had >>een ahoeeled away rand a path led sTA.TioisrER’sr, Wilkins opened the gats whb I, | w|,o didik-V-. Year after year I eon,' w bo hud rated himself upon hi. note apd mortgage, upon which you can np the ptoxxa. —Ma iwlfe tremblingly faBojsad. but • PENS, PKXClUt. IXKR. PAPER. EX•WEEZEX A AIXEM. letup.redj»ith,.<t>y deadly, sting, when I elbo«, He ..er father goner !-! bavp your own ume.” ViXOPES, CAJilMf, Ac., Ac. kties that destruction lurked in thy Ifhomaa ‘WIIMn'a tried to thank tbe wherefore gbs knew not. Then her hus­ rx at a ia ct>«« -Yes Charles.” band opened the door, and In the entry am’de. But, but. and the pmr man raisUpon oer shelve* o»y -b. tound .11 W *O. tell me mother, did he not mme old man for Me kindneve, but he Only rd hi< eyes toheuvbn aw hr Wpoke.' ‘ihsrr and-ki»a tpe aud fittle Abby-tifa morn- »anh back iato hisfaair and wapl'iikea he met the amtllng noun>«anrw of old ,T*'£j:rX7.X', ins’of tbvir profeauTi* Captain Walker,1 abouaberod them into t« room earth f« another man—tratf ingl” ' 1 • ■ ■ >' child . Mid whUe be yrt ant with bia face the parfor where a warm firn glowed in 1 trill Ac tk»l mmt oir. ("“*♦ C»urt Hmm, H««Hwx» IHe*“Yea, yea—ho did, he djd!" cried the bur|ed in.bia hands, the old man slipped thegraM,and where every thing l«><ksd ^»mu A. Swaaxav, r **■< Alcoa. ■mother aa she flew to the iMr of her boy from the room. And when at length be' oaat end. somfortabls. Mrs. Wilkie, Within the roly sperimrot nTa mis and wound bar arm* artarnd Mm. returned, he bore in bls hand a neatlr turned hergaac upon the aid man, and aral'fe atrfj almost broken down hovel, . ......Ito1’ , “And mother,'" said the cblM, tn low," covered basket. then upon her boahand. 8*r»ly to that ■at a woman rnd two children—a boy trembling acertita, 27. ’ ’ Cnn.e, oofue," the Captain exclaimed and * girt. The cold wind (bund its en­ tearful la.A to hH parent's faee, “wdl 'xheer op my friend, Herts are, pome trance through a hundred ctettfaa, and n’nt tat tor be g»t»d1o’ u» oner more f” tit-bit* for y oar wife and children—take rteh. there wsa nona of that constraint which would bavs bean expected. They nv its hitrng-gmts swept thriHigh the That toother txmld n»t speak—she them mime; and believe me, Wtiklna, If rioim. |h« no-ihor sod her children crouch­ could only prrao'ber children more fond, yon fed half ax traapy in receiving my met,rather as friends and neighbors.— ed nearer t» the few enih«rv that still ly t»» her boeonr, and weep a miRherf fiiviir ns I do to bortowtag It, you -are What could it meant Hart I flto clock strilws twelve I The ■n">uldrrvd on the hearth. The only tear* upon them. • ■" ' ■ • tonpv old >ear hso, gm*e aud a new brlgatfurniture were four pw>r stooh, a rickety Was L'ixia Wilkins happy as aba “JJGud I-C-God’ will blew yeu. winged cycle la about. to eummence ita table, and a scanlih covered Led ;' while eat her diildren'dttwn to that morning's this! exclaimed >ad Ute . kiudoeaa-atricken in imr rortier. near-st V> tha !ir'e|-Uce, meall At least a ray of sunshine was man ; “and if Over " T betray ynttr coat flight over the earth! . Thomas Wilkina took the hand of hie was a heap of straw «nd tatti-red blank struggling t<> gain entrance to her bneom. dense, rti«y ( die « th. hMtant ___ . , . wlft wllhih'lito own, and’ then drawing eta, wnleh iwrved as a renting’ place for “Stick toyour pledge, Wilkin*, and ( Towards the middle of the afurnont., from l.k bdeotn a paper, he planed ft la tho brother and sister. Part of a lall“* Mr. Abel Walker a retired sea captain will take care of tto rest,R mid the .old her Hand remarking as he did ao: ROBERTS A STRIKER. MirPES A BIR10WS. candle was burning 'upon*tbs table, and of some wfaltii. srt in hie comfortable ■ “Liaxir, thia is your Ai/afamfe preseat April Tt. Is**. hr its dun light one might have "wen1 parlor rogagvd in reading, whew one of ' FTORWETS asd COVXHW1.M1RS AT UAW "tmJtin csw. T» /or.MeJIfrw Fear/" ■ hot wretclirtT'ihofM-F^I'eoUitlrlianee, II'1 bis servants Informed him that sotoe one i <B. ifovtat.. susfae* U, with ptw-ptarw The wife to«k the paper, and she open­ was pnfe ahd was. and wet with vrortu— ’ gt the d.ior wished to see Mm. ‘ ed it 8hr realtoed ita roniaata a* a gisco van KJ A wro» *• The lace, of her children were both boy. t r" “Tell him to coms in than,” returned 1 but she could notrood it word f«< word, ied io her lap. and they soerued tu ±?jW.ft*r. •- r, f..r the streaming lasra nf a wlld frantto jwnrofully under her prayerful guardhit i “But It'e'QUt miserable Wllkin< »fr.,' ' j..y would n.-t lst her. With a qoidt, “Never mind." mid the Captain after । nervous movement, abs placed the pries. Al length the sound of footsto pa upon WANT 25.000 Ito. <>f WOOL to a raomeiite beaitoti«m, ■*tb<»w Men lo.— 1 Iras pledge •»*« ber bosom ; and then, tii.Miow-crust struck upon the mother's Pror fellow," he continued, after tbe ser­ tnarinfaeinni iolu CLOTHA with A low warmer, like the gentle whis­ •arc. ntid.ltMiily srouatrig her children, '“““SteH. , \ vant had gone, *1 wond« wbat be wants. The gloomy ahadss that nehened in the per of semi httaven-buuod angel, she fell •he hurried tbopt to their.lowly bed, and (n truth ( pity him." i nigh* of the Mat of December had fallen fainting into ber husband's arms. hardlfc tod they orouohed away beneath FUAKXEL ____twnn With a trembling stop and downcast ,owartbeaaow clad earth. Within the “Look up, look up, my o wnadrar wife," the thin Uuiluts,; when tha d«.>r wa. I™Jc, Thomas Wilkins sntsred Captain miserable dwelling of Mrs. Wilkies there uttered the redeemed man, “I'tak up and Walker's parlor. was mure of comfort lhanwo found when sin I la upon y«rar husband, and ywo, too, “Ah, wilkina.” sold the old captain, ,6m* we visaed her. bgt ya* orthlqg bed my children, gather abort ynur father “elint has brought you beret" been added to the furniture of tha plane. far abuahondand a father henceforth I ini l<e»MM> nife gated-sp into.her: bu­ The poor man twice attempted to. F*r- the lascaix days her buabaod bad will ever be. Look up. my wife. Thors t I luind'a fao«\ and seamed ready to ertmtih ■e<>mn overy svening.and gone away iw ----------Now, Uule. feel proud with me, back from his approach, uben the mark spesk, but MeHMrt Wtoy tJim. fur. daylight esery morning, and during for we tland within our vit house I Ye* “Dn you come far charity.’’ of a tear-drop upon 'hU dierk caught hrr' “No sir," quickly returned WUklna, that time aha knsw itoft he bad drunk no thisoottage to one* moes; our own * and eye. Couidilbo, thought she. that I fist P~H.« drop wa» ill truths tear I No w hits his eye. gUtamed with -a proud ■MoKfeattog beverage, for already his nothing berths band <>f death shall again tees hmi begun to assume tbe stamp of lake us hence.. .Our good kind friend • • ■ —perhaps a aauw flaks had fallen lbw* light ••Tbro sit d«vwn and out. with ift" said hie former manhood, and every word bare will explain It all. . O. Linie, If and meMrd. that he bed spoken bed hero kind and there is any happiness ««n earth, ft ahsli Once or twice. Thomas Wilkins seem­ WdlUr. to s blunt but Mod tone. “Opt. Walker." commenced the- poor 'agcctfoaale- To bia ehlleren be bad h.ncefarth be ours! Lek- the post be ed upon the point of speaking some word new shorn aod warmer cl.ilhlng forgot too, and with thio the dawning of a 1 pi hiawifs, bat at length heluriiad alpw- man, as be took ths proflbrod aert, ’•! broesht and to heroelf he had given snob thing* new y«r, hl ua commence U> lite in tto ly and.alle«tly ondraaaing hintsal', and have come to aak'you'if yod still own as she stoodjn immediate need of; but ' smm after hja weary hmU bad touched that Dttle "ootuge- beyond tbs Ml F yrt with all this be had been taciturn and Gently the hatband and with tank upon the bed be .was aslwp. ’ ‘4 do* 11 ’ ■ ■ thoughtful *U«ISl I dialiks <rf all their knee* deeped Tn each other's arm. ; “Andtokoeenpledr Lrwtg and earnroily did Mrs. WUkina tl.«i. and roly apes king such words as ■and oHnglng jnyfaUy Utibem. knoll ttolr 1 “N«." ' ' gaae upon th# features uf her husband were n ra swto r y. The pane, devoted for . oKwciou. happy children. A prayer from -hirmg^wdF • •• • ‘ alter be had fallt® ashwp. There was -*- the huatond'a itpw weeded its way to the “No," returned tbs Captain, regarding. tag vHb'tafM — aonaadting atnmgu to hia wantwr, some­ . sbnoM aK' as* I throws efgrace: and, with warm tears thing una.-roupt<fale. Surely. hat) not Ms dfadtur with uncommon htteresi.— trwbling down Lit aged faaa.oM Captain • keeti drlnktoo, far Wa countenance had Walker repoed^a toertfoft -Atnro. i»• thefaffafay. P~-** a>fasiuree were I ■ Ftvaywwal-tve ptm-de!nee that hap­ rnthrr sod an}ljh..t|ghtf»d, than otherwise < py t^eai. Tb-cu.s Wilkin. Las deer. ■nd—o. heaven/isit possible 1 a smilb 1 ■Si hie pretty cottage fomi ail eaeum- DRUG STORE!!! R &. S , gjstwjs’ ^usinfss’ ilirttlorn msiwwa. GROCERIES! * rrv rr« t w «** •p^^dasE^'4''''' j. •. WOOLEN Barsr* FACTORY, THE ttEJT CAME HUMAN MISERY. A IMnrtototo Ifte *bs wifety wpnr nf < arnrrwehingmoce flirted bof.me tbs heart < wife. Bat ah. e-uH « rt-.be tawldw fowrttarow far It, and whh ■ �HAsrnros । ^L£C*w Bvlv-ck, V*.Jdu^h t! BsxhiuiAs Mb mere ata: iom-ry than I stawild I; i jSjry with is a, if t bear af the (Mpnfoiuld happen to hums, I «i ' up a Bule uf it io writing to yog. ®«^to about four miles from B rwMtenn FttNurt-1M« ano wire filt>n*.--Xfowfom AfofWa. Tn. on m— nlinoi* remain* until tba return (Jak» from Chariot, iuxlt C - - A ®*p<Vwea *<sl* C-virsatioa. tn svptdet ail- Clerk and Treasurer; Ifolauos Wr.Hu■__ --------------------------------«._L- L. .l. an. J. (X Hanna ia elected bUpvrGaor- ly otto fo gfurity'. Wmun last year. " Rutland vh-ets A. D. R->tk Soper*i»ol aud the entire Bepeblicati Uckat is ejected, esseptmg Qerk. ; . Behtmore etaela Matthew H .Irnm.Ru b Bu|«'r» ie-ir. Two ri-ptiljjicnn tickets etily There ia to be a grand re* lew uf tbe ar­ wrterun i* this |uyn. ChsUcteu wtavfo J.din Keagla, Rap. consolidated with tbe asrnnd and fifth.— B. >. MCE. Gvo'i 8npvnal«Bd«*t. my of the Potomac aa am« aa pmeiKSbla. Our rorp* (the third) has burn This div.sUui gowa to lbw »ee>md corps. airs to Ftichiiiosd, isitmalbly in qnwt of Bepervkmr, and rill rts ttakst elected, «*■ Webavs drills every day. (weather psr•Peers.’ Ut reMly • • eweeurage tbe reb­ aiHting) Cd. B. R. Pieroe of this tog cept Ueik. This,l* a Reputrlieau gain. eta »» bold rial and wait tbe change of tVoudland elects Mild T. Wheeler, finem te la command uf the Brigade.— Presidential4HMfoui;'«E«b who burned ••• ’ " ” ■••■. in vua.gr ... .... Superviawc. auH the entire Republican Thu wcafher ba* beea *tnrmy for a few in.mi.in. oaina up on I be xtsumer N- « . houses aud hung um-ff.-pdiug ijegrwe* lM.-kri by » mqp>rityx*-f about BO. L»*^ daya past and one night ibis weak we Tteisu from New Orlrens. Five died in uur atreeta diseialfying the slaughter gwl all iLthev •( saww. but that baa alt na tlie-way up. N. W. Th.<mpeon. «>f and maiming of three by pr.wwmious to yvur Mr. Wtovfor bed oca niajonty. cheer under thr windows of Gee. Mt Yaukew Spriags elects Timothy Miles, rained dff, it is now oiaar bat windy. I the 34>h Indiana, and II. N. G rod is. of Qrllan. . tbe Mtb Iowa, were buried at HrieM. Krpublpah Bi.pcrvivwr aud all the rest ihitik that the storm was tbs regular Now don’t you ass rtxK •Cqrperhmd' equimytial for I dtrn'l thisk that thvrv uf tiekM by Uiajoritire of about 25. ia ima of the moat significant words in wrre/anv army rniivemtut* about t>» Maple Gruvw M BepuMrm by 40 me-* w-rtto off Tbe recruits that joined da nur IsogusgsF This ia the 'friinKti definition «>f Bt. Deila, March 8D.-A spetaM to j«rh),L. tfipluirn, Bwpervisor. from Hseing* are gwt»it>g along firstIJopc « all repuiilieva by small mi- rate. There ha* been;but little •it-kures the Ucmwruf, (resu Cbalewtoo. Cole* “Cipperteadj" here is another foratabod vm<mg them. they will soon hr aa g>“*l sously, III, mye the G.ppsrbewds rame to band; ' pwiltaa. ™ Juba ifuCollum, Supervisor. “A meeting of the Democrats nf But­ •oldleva aa the old members. I suppose ■util that town to attend tmnri yesterday, Johnstown «d«4ta Levi M. Dsway for NIDDUTIIXE. Micmeaw. that tomorrow the regiment will h«vr with gaus ceuowaled in wagios, aud arm­ ler county. Ofito. adopted tant week an Buprrvtsnr usd th* amirs rvpwbitcun •« g.1 r* pi.hrL. There ia • theatre about ed wWh pistols. B-mie »>ldi.<re in the ameixliamt I., some resnlathais, to the OFFICE OVER BLARES STORK effect that "delrgntre to the Nafional Will *Uao4 to aU call* ia th* Ils* •< Ms jMsfoa mile from camp ; the actiwa arn from Gmrt Hotewi yard w<re drawn into e ticket hy—majority. ata. with fmmptnem amt Metity | ttaadlagiba Under tbe atav* bending n.nper'i> A lew nigbta ag» y.'gr fray, and a genera) fight instantly -ocur Uonventiini to be itulrmted to v.Hw for From foe return* IJhi* f«r received it WaaMngKm. red. The oninty Bhrrriff sprang tami Wevklr, «>f MonASGih very pertiaratly i« probable the Rejailuan* w»U have 13 huiulile arrvant and ■ Tew fri-nde earn rlndedta see tho show; wheu wa got lb" Judges stand and cunuveoed firing a and truthfully, aa ar thing, trmarka, that out of |6 £up»niw>r» in the Cauaty^ ready to atari it raiavd quite Laid, but pistol at the Uirtaii men. Msjoc Y«rk, “tbe inanifwto ./ thy-War Denvicrgcy” toing a Rrputalieaa gala »f one. ' That wwe.m»'led nuretovea wish itmaasursao.- Burgn-n ,4 the 54'h, waa oae of (lie first aa the Tammany party like* to bo wilted will do. ihal fflbe night waa et.iemt there would matins Tbv imnei mau being wutnuui n»t be mush ui a cniw.l. But fatal, d" berwi at tha Cmrt House, ran; to their baa one peopovitWHi which ob iuld ho eery Tna llwamms »r Ban Dnuixo i Da HGtGU) SOLDtna. Ivekm. it saetnrd aa If ibv winds fNito boil*** and stores for arai*. and were thoughtfully pmderrd by tbe efttana of mcren. lenetl. at linu Rja an updroiabte fsfct that “We»v mae Akmy find tarnod nul tn seq the per- fired npoti Irnni windows. From tan to BXACTrn. —Latest adv tore from Florida ratiUedtetto, itoeaty thi« country. It deelata that the prgt Attar niucb jvwtl.ug in tbe iwvlvv were umindrd. Col. M-tctadj of Staled that two negnww who had run ward the tuanii id empire still takes its lioihauee .Pcwaidetil oImuM be a military man. iY-t the 54<b Raginx ut, woshadly wounded; away from lheir uwuwcs m-T* UmA aycar crowd I obtained my ticket, aaid ticket way." Week before last enabling aeta brief a hall of a ten apot ,.f spsdvw, with Giner Baler, killed; James Guudriuk atiiue, were recently caught al magnolia, tf the country is truly wiao it will ft»vrr were pawd Ly Congress f..r tbv admw- the fidlowii^r inscription io it; “The Wru. H.rt, F. C Jeffrey, bel mging l» brought tu Pdatka. and without trial of etwrt a chief magiMrata mgrah' upon, the •ioD Ilf flrwSu.TOblew States, vig; No Iwarer baa paid twenty five eenta, admit the 54th, wore wounded aerrrwly. Tbr any kind. vlrvatM, by tbs m-ck to a ground .if military auecewa. The octaml hkn. The building ia covered with ol.l 54 ib regiment arrived this aAvnu».-st Mid branch wfa UweXan aduiiriitg civwd ul Uraaka, Nevada and Cdnradw. Nrbraa .the voider ia ■><■< tbe vcta-ol tn whifh' the Nelson Wells, eh iv airy look tag mi while they were chok­ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV­ eenvam and tbe rain fell nearly an hard m foraiwd on tbe square. ka is west if |wwa,uii«d north of Raiuuus ENUE. Prvaidrtit uf tbe Uuitad Sta’e* ahvuld aide aa it did autardr. 1 got theatrical* tbe man who fired the first sb-.l, was U>- ing to death. Ona uf the black, nigger, whilst Nevada and Coforado are still wnmghl to hat me the balance nf my be trahted. Military auroene da^lra slave' chattel rascals did u<>l dta.ecwHi farther west, aoi 'iig tho R«oky ami N» term./service. Cap*. I. S. Geer arriv­ to plcwae the delicate ladies who a nation aem-io<ued to <tap.ale rtalr, Biouke with a squad nf msa went in pur­ had coms fi.rth to etc the black tool ahu vaila mountain's, and are said to be as ed bare a few daya ago. but It ought not i<» dverivw a free suit id a gang of Gipperhredashout sev­ 1 am your* truly. rich in gold so California. A new Trien miles distant. CapL VVUliams bss tin-rgt. DlJ E. BttMIlL, rit-rv, t-allrd Montana, to also about to warlike co.iimunity the triumphant Bomstwent* pr»miuMii socceti, implica­ Co. E 8d Krg. Mich Veteran V.d a. ia natwrally the ni'wt caoUv«Uug fcgarr, ted in lbs affair, under guard at ths Court Thitv three mmw frtt Stata hare been ILuev. hnl la a peaceful Gee society the qualit.es Cal. Mitebell had * conference will. In tbv of the s-Jiber tare by no tn<<aao that which addrd tn i*r gliirmua Unwin. H.wut). B. FoAlin, Judgo'CuMtalde. are lw*t lined for the wort uf govern good Iildtintawf dem.trailc rule; when that a prirate rebel circular was captur who seemed very anxious that »tep* tbe alave-iwaeru •/ tbe SuwUi controlled eil by one of «ur eoouta in tbe Army <4 ahosld lw taken to preseal a lurcher uul thecoaodta of tbr• nation, neb a thing tbr Cumberland a f*w days agn. la was w«rd from tbe headquarters of Gen. •b<>«ild 'b>* nm»t highly honored i« tree; OHild not bate been dunk without convul Jobnall*. crmilMuidilMl tba rebel depart but ilist ■ erotury ago any British Groe- aing the cuntry from ha centra to ite mtnt, and was addreau-d to the people St. Loma, Mart* 31 xal m rh» fi-M or AdnrirnPret tinbet- (.■imiiiifeivt.ee. Bui new that alavery ia rnxib of (fir CiH.sa River. It m>liflbd all ■ ter than Lord CaanUM. who directed 11* daud^gad ita political mflamw n«, iwugrr psrooua wfixi claimed allegiance tu, and data •/ tbe 23.1 my a official iufoi mati ai received Una morning that a reeoapnrtection <4 the Gmlrdorste Govern. • (oivvrnmrfli, ewM be difficult.to pntoe. firwred. it erarvvly attracted tba attoutum rr—— — •— n.>i>Mncc under Gen. Mower made tn ■ 1.U f-.pl.,... r.lMd ■ rlppt. ,p.m U»'u.-i'”' Military suer***, however cw-vwtial. bwws»4. sod remove from their boiaes to NaU.hifomry.J5 milea above Aluxati .!.-. iv n<<l necessarily the high­ surface of polities. dria, mi the 21’1, wberv tba enemy met the south bank uf fos C-maa River. Mall«»y. uf KmtuiAy. true to tbe be­ All nf tJ* male population espelila uf with aome fere. A fight en»wed. in est service. Military her-ee,’bowel er which we turned lb» rrbela' flank,captur­ pure, however single-hearted, however hests uf Ms owners, tried to strike >>at hearing arms or net for tiling light duty, ware ordered to bs enrol led for tbe ar­ ed four pireea of artillery auh cataaoua n.ildr. are by the neeseaify id tta- erne. the < fauvrn f oyvct prohibiting slavery tn my and ihs drfoncwa .if Groegia and Ala­ and 200 privowrra. Yaaan Caarr aan RaatL Bcaunar a>-e<M*oii*rd to r.-gsid tlielr <»wiv will as tbe new Statea. (lie motion eaueed qnltr bama. 'Jbe warned and children were Tbe ttawmigh iltareti.m to which tbr law. and Will inevitably incline l« gov­ a fluttering in tbe deoi.icmtic fl-ck, and* tu be provided with meana of support bv pa. kugea forwarded front tbe North !«■ ern a riwintry as tf it werean aruty. If aeveral iif bit brethren fr»ai doubtful tbe Geifodsrate au'borities; those able oar men held a« pruoaerv^tiy the rebel* Wsannvarow was aa except:«e Jo this diatricta prayed him tn withdraw It. He tu labor war* tu bs furnished work in are subjvetad, to well vtarw-n by state­ arsenals sad foctories. A eamp waa to ruts, JacKsnx «o n»t; and W aawmTon wouldn't do it, and they had to “cat and lw aatablisbed al Cwd^towu or Bluff for ments m a rvevut communication from run" when tbe vole waa taken. Only the bearfit uf the jopng. frsblv and belpthe C.mraisMry ..f ULby Pr-w 1w Maj. waa excrpliot'sl among mm. Tho Groat Ereneh Remedy I Emerging from any great war, and eighteen pwaa could be fond in lb* Ivwa, rations to lw lustmd to them by the csp.-.waily from a civil struggle, tbe de­ u b< -h> bvuea. A laa { bow are the urighty guvernmeaU Thuse reftomg to cam ply with tbs provisiuSM uf foe circular were • votion of an army and H« officers to their fallen. to be 1‘M-krd upon and treated as rnemles chief foan incentive to peranual ambition u| foe Qwfod-rst* go»ernmvnt. Their Ixcxtasx or I'opcLAnog.—Tbe dec-and a danger to civil liberty an vaa and property would n»t I* respected aud mi renial inereare »l forrigu population from secMrity granted for their lives. ota i..aa that it t»red« hut to be named : 1H50 to I860 IS 87-1 per ueut.brmg neat­ Tbe ordei is kuArd upon a* a virtual ‘ The Pennsylvania Copperhead- have fullv disguised sotilrstaMid artielew. The for Htatorv is th" record of governmenta ly ailwnNinguf numbers-in sowie Slates aliandimmeiit of rhe aeetton uf tountry declared lb tav-ir of Gm. McClellan fur skill »f tbs ruechanie, ybe raonivancw ul overthrown and people aubjugnted by more, and • them Iwm. in ro-mJ num along the -Tennessee Riser north of the President. desiring to nm him <wi what is tbe purvey or, yd the dece.t of the brra. tbe Stet" ofNew Tprfc had a mi/fiew victotb'ini military traders. But We boundary uf tbe Coosa River. By re- fa bu lonely termed bia military rvputatn.il • Mgu-r. all eumtaoa in grand efforts at de • ■florrngn residimtn, wlndT is a fou-th feniog to fov map. tba trader will *ee fiu- he ha* rm other reputation than that. rrpti -a, and oa eaaiwiowrmn — an caam •re not driven to aiirimt or e«m modem fmrt of all in the Umted State*, and also ih.ii Rome. Georgia, I* tbe outer hey to One would think that a clam ofmen who ibathm which caurw-i be had witta-ui M»h*y to. find the evideWes of these a fourth of tbe t<4ai' populatiou of the the p»ntecti--n of tbe country South of thue took op a military rima fin- a cbndi jrvtfca. The spirit whi«ba»limta a mih- State; ; but. uu aaaueeagw of ulf th* itwC»-u. Tbe people are sol ounply- date, would eapvet to gratify tbe e.4dier. States. ha Mwmtwr uT foreigners is • tbr Government h rimply ' ing with the provieioa* of the cirrutar. and secure their infliiencw. But not a>>. that >4 drep-glsm. Tbe arerndsnry a*i 'nfo-et •■he sixth»« tha wb<4e population : 4wh'M>h may fee considered ea an evidence Die Penneylvahla IjegiMatnre ba»e been 8.M2.M9 (..riMkfiO per rem tea whole that they bare not tbs m-wt i tn pl W toon • long wvnlntained in tb* country by the ' eonaWertng an amendment to the Otatitrnmlww >4 foreign ''dmtni- _ fidrncw'P ebility of foe rebel army tutfon permitting tho "oldivre who tawd Southern police, under the auspices nf ,anm Mi be frre Bt »ieg mid 5.'i8.l7« (or to aerre tinder Gm. MeOeflan to vote. |3«0 per emit) »f the slave a hat we* ‘•Ailed “Tbe Driwocrscywas .mly । Tbe nmeiidnirnt finally pneaed, every tfiaten. In I960 tbe torr.wdue to tbe absolute ennifcllari'W of a foiMtaf 1 Union memfork voting for it, but wuly p •tiding per t-mtegrni a ere,88.M and jy In Srollstid. there ara in the pop 'one lull nf lew Cipperiierd members w. 11.16, respectivefy,or a« right tw.iuv.— MtS. ALLOTS uletiuu ibl.320 mure msrnagrhfo wo ted for It. • Herr we we tbe same party PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AMD men th nil uiett. -Even, .therefore, though the nominates a rewdidate for Prvwhtent Is made for a military Prefodentmicand ► PHIZES. every man above 15^'years of age were to run on the reputatom of the solffiem,. date. U onght to snrpriva no man that so marry. 17 2 per ore'vuf ell the nnmar- refuse tbv’woldh.re the right to rote for t will emduae ^.r taeMM Ptatagmta 41tta- iw.Mi ardent wipfoirter .4 the pnipny nad. IA a find that m every IM m»r- or against him. Tbiv actom uf the Penni'taoways plainly wfime uf\he Generals, riageable man in each country. 3D are svlianl* puliticianx sbnws that they think ofamr armies: “fie meat have a< liwfaetore in England, but 44 in Btmlaad. mure of Gen. McClellan lirewusv he is a • loir 01 a|* >* have beni married in Copperhead, than beesuan be le a soldier. respeet for the* wretches us Cjga Englauri, but uuly 56 in Bo-tiand. In They are prim for of him for having bm-u for th'Ma ia B-*m«.'" By the like manner, of every IM) marriageable cberyeff by th« Naw York draft r ratera, “wrvdches” bo doueritire tbe Ivwful, cte. women in each country. 37 are spinsters wbo. had jutt come from burning aw Orentwtiiaial aartamties ««f the Governntewt >i. England, but 44 lu Scotland, while U3 phaa A«y him over tbe tondw of Ita in­ are nr have been twarriad in England, mates. and haugiog imdK-naive m-gnmsv. but waty 54 m So.ilaud. The ddLrrr-n-v fonip )»Mta. titan for having lewd tbe gl<> it lx iba-u, between tbrnw riwpvcnre numbers rioue Army ofthe Putatwua. vralioia aud CboHkmll tbe Parliaw»enl, shows the o<mpnrau*s aunjugal e«ud>- remembered thsi the ineo who uomiustc Tta ia th* spirit fr.wu w biuh a mUllary io rtw two aroauira, proving that Cm McCltdhui for Preaidww*. refuse the fandidary apt tars, Il is impnaiaaes «4 5 per <*nL mors fenialca, at tha mar- aoldlera he used to Iyad, the right to eonwtniichwud mht. tv ~ tlw> taatmet .4 I58T ntannusELBcnutr.—Some animat Im I balleflng on Monday. Although a rainy | ticket was elected by mejniilire ranging from #C iu 65, J. W. Stebbins, dem. for On Treasurer, If. R. MeElwsin Iwd 2C ■msyority tiwr J- A. Fuller, repufalirsu. I Tbe Wanceef tbv .ofiesre had majorities Hasting* i» joined to her idol*. Twn Art-xanc Muxtult.—W* iiavel It opens with a well iriltan article on •'Fighting Fact* lor ble msgaxine. low «d by a poem, by W hitlier, oc “ The I ■wreck of Rivermiiulh*h«! we have she •‘Scboolrusatsr’s Story," by A. M Diaz; “Pistol lgm-tu»," by Gail llamil ton; “The first visit to WaaMttgton; “llauae end Hom* Papers,’" by Mrs.| &uv*| •-The Black Preacher," by Low*11; "Fmiquet, foe Magnificent," by F. Sbeldon; “Among lbs Mortmme," by 'Fritz Hugh Ludfow; “Our Progressive llndependenev," by Dr. Hulmes; ‘On numbers yet Published issued. by Tickour fo Field*, Boston: Term*—One -ropy, one year, postage pad. M 00 ;| _—-.i on r. * April cumber uf till* new twu-dulUr •magazine open* with a charming ••ecl -eagraving called “Hxaxr *xo nn Di«.*’| •THs t* followed by a breutifu! Dotmut Ft»mox -PL«TX, also swgraved on steel ■ two com pantun engravings which w II "Txt Wixbuu" and “Tux RnruMtn.* song by Ednor lbwsiter, ‘ I IjOvkd rutv ])■** Oui Fl*o tux Bx»t," and is uf | Tbe lireraturs uf this a umber ia “Our shadowings," by Osra Augusta; “Mi*dakon Duty," by Ida Masuu ; •Hjeud-by.” •by Mrs. L. J. Rittenhouse; ‘•Mabel’* ."Mission Jenny Morris's Tnp to Cslb Ifurnta." hy Mrs. Margsiet llusmer; '•Tbs Transformed Village," illurtratsd by an engraving, foe. The Novelties, Work-TaMe and Flower Department art •II illustrated by finely executed wood enu. Published hy Da*co» fo PtTca non, >19 Walntf* M. Philadelphia., *2.00 • MT The acene of Cengrees on Monday Aurina the pronouncing of the euiugi" um« Jlon. Owen Lovejoy, wae orw o', ■unuess! m-lemnity . Die members srem- ' -qurotsbdtruthful. Mt li»l west, and d<we »w»y eatirrly wto tbe muee cd complain* »® fitqv*®* *F,r �or mcjMGJ fSSEEiS’JllKSia &"^S?F,JKSSJW JONATHAN NICHOIM.Idmlatotraaer, MART A MN JU Ci KM*, Admtaaetratru Dated Noreeibvr IT. >M3. uuvgj Jtrgal Jtolua. PIANOS lUanaoe yehra sinew when lhe disease enmmnn tn perhead majority kept up to nearly ita our weatern country began io attack ma, furrorr figurea TbaMitire Democratic aneh as favor sud ague, general dahUUy, Ticket waa elected by majniitiee ranging • enkneaa nf tho digrgtive organa, dtc.; from 26 tu 05, J. W. Stebbins, dent, for in tact, I waa, aa tbe oumman pbnise in, ••wick all over.” Nevertheless, my CtrSupervisor lutd 54\ver D. Striker, rep. emnatanewa compelled me tu g>. tn work ■On Treaaurer, D. R. MeElwain had 20 tn Laks Superior Cupper Mine, Lakr majority aver J. A. Fuller, rwpujjliran. Superior. Here I met a cnrsning <t» The balance of the «®eerw had majorities aster, having a tall uf many feet am! ranging between tbeee figutwa. Surely striking upon my head, having the effect uf betiumliing as It were tbv muielea and Haalinga is joined to ber idula. nerves of tny legs and arms so that for Estate of Alonro B. Dwrnem, el al, Ml. a h>ng time I eoetd herd's move. Fi aura. . TATE OF MICHIGAN. Il.anl Cocxvv. sa Twi Art-auric Miixthlt.— Wo have nally I got so lliai 1 could hobble about At a acseion of vbe Probate Court, for the received the April number uf this Valu­ w ith a cane, lint aJmoatedsMpiiroi of ever county of Barry, huldoo at lbs Probate 0«cs getting well, and here ia the aslnuBiling tbe village of Hastings, on Tuesday, ths bib able Miagaaine. Il i.petm with a well and to me gratifying fact that three Wark a -writtoa article <>n “Fighting Facts few ag<*l comnienred the use of tbe Bcwidi■Fugi«a,” by C. C. Hase well ; thia ta ful- unviait Remedies, and efu now aide to MiWH. Hamum. Roby A. Barworn and Bara I. low rd by a poein, by W Hillier, oc “ The walk easilj without a cane and feel well Or."trading aad Alingthr pelitios.duly verified wrreck of Rivermuuthilben w'e have generally. of Hoplite Barnum, Uuardian of saM minora,pray­ ing. lor reasons therein r«i forth, Hint It.1 may no <he'■Schoolmaster's Story,” h/ A. M. licensed to mH certain Ib-sl bagnto. boloogi“C w Diaz; “Piutoi Ignt-tua,” by Gail llamil Mid minors, io said petiuou deserted. Theienpun it ia Ordered, that Woodsy. thCSd ton; “The first viait tn Washing: <hi ; day of May next, at ten o’clock tn tbe ferenoon, be assigned for the hearliwt of saidjM'’ioB “House and Heme Papera," by Mra. aud that the next of km of said miners, aad all Stuwa; ‘The Black Preacher,” by Low S *11; “FtMMptef, the Magnificent,” by F. •Sheldon; “Among tho Mormine,” by PIANOS •<}OLD PRIZE Jndwpeodenes’." by Dr. Hsrlmee; “On Picket Duty,” and the usual Rs view a .elwues tbe coolants of utta ul tbs best uiMnben yet hsued. Publislwd by 'Ticknur& Fielda, Boaton : Terms—One -copy, otjo year, p>«tage paid. 13 00: two enpiee, *S 00 and^tacfi additiwml esadonev ul atod paimon. aaJ tba hearing (■riiiod tod cireuUliliu In Mid ciirirty of -I ... -■>..., a——V — „.wvlriMe I" Mid SPECIAL NOTICES TATE OF MICniOAN.-gegblb Jadteisl Cir­ Sbull cuit iu Chascrey- . . 1 • ; peodn g in Uw Circuit Cr-nrt fur ths county EWING MACHINE FOR SALE. of Barry, in Cnene.-ry.at the village uf HuUtea. ....i u.^i Tub Ladt's Fuibbu roa Apbil.—Tbe of thia new twwdollar CUrto r. K-Hirty. Crnylai^ot, > magazine opens »lit a charming eieel -O-Al alM -Umr ... D., " ’Thia rs followed bv a bountiful Doom, a | Fmw-Tun, >l<« ngnM MI I PIANOS R,,. Dr.p ; -------’CT“ u “ *•"•» T* Omiint £ JToriif^, f^ooUnL T Mtisfaetotily appearing by aXMavii ■" Cited, and Bwat -f ri.ru,entirely cured by II. PIANOS in ishvrvbr gireo. that on Kalnrday the Ihirtlelh 1 luOtb 'diy of Aprft; A D.ri^id, al oos e'doek. K M.ef that day. lbs pmsfoM described la said morlgagy, to wit, tbs east'fraction of tl-s sooth­ weal s?aTrn ll« SortT-lnat qsarlerdf sret:o" No. vweirty. J i» tosmsMp lCa. UWss-Zi) ooKb of range No ten (10) west. In all eighty arm. aiurs •rtess. in said-county of Barry and Mate of Michigan, will bs sold at public suction ar reudus to li-rhigbcet bidder, at tha north door of tba Court Iloese in tbe village of Hastings, in said Barrs evuolv. or so u uch «f said preulin u —.11 ..a..a. ni,r~wte - bars bad ntaay iiowbta and diffieefetes. aM «ia time. ueAumdEmt k-r C’srj kind afTalor. aod d.tero. Ing >11 n<] comlort. Last aameier 1 somnwOc«ITAlngthe-PM>Fl* »«'".’ ««»he>e oud four bottles, aud am now .Imost a well vsmaa. My diSeeltvs lave tnariy all disappeared, and I feel ebsarM end banpy. Mas. CatwasubDbwsmu. “Dressmaker. Coscsll Ailey, abeveTnptlVB. ■ DuSkJo, Oct. to. IMT" CUREraSXtt: ••Mr wire has bee:, iu poor beallb tor a teag time haring f-equenttr toetel npbyeietea te at- sndws a!aupp>««t sbt was gstag a? With tba rdT~ Order, term tbs esootry consumption, wBra a friend advised bcr'to taka i’SxKircw^sa, u the ‘PsoeMcaro.' Ua taking tbe medicine ebe perceiv'd a dteoge at cnee. On lhe third day the had rrcvvsrrdterappclits. nntU os tbs eighth day, not yet bs.teg t.krs cm bonis, abs£baa , (mart] M» Laks St Chicago. IIL MORTOAGEy^ALI. rfault having been made In tbr paymtal of a ceria Is lnd»itim uf UArt^aya. loarf. ateJ by Alrsaadsr Rcofcgal aixl EDzabeth .nA .■ito ’ssswfcx rar svtlc t'rrek. and Msteefcnnai4. «» tbv fr«tb ■ZTJ2:,'S!2S^^. ,1SWM be, end abchn eon tinned so vwr aioco. of Nuveottwr, A. D. Is<*i. which Morlgags to Had lu pia attics of lb. Register of tteeda ia for th. c-ifctj ff Rarty, te.d blow . f Hkbi­ on th.;th day ot December, A. V, Isfh-, at lock, in lbs elternoon, on thill day. in Idbor • ’ — Naet-KUBB. Gaadasr, M Pearl at, '■DBffs!o.Ociobcr 1.1U1" KT Tot Hole by ell D>n»g'«'«E7rjKWBY. Ovnrrel Agmt, No. AM Main ak, BuAbln, M. T., lu whom aO order* abeuld be ad­ dressed. ■ oetUylia ■iSsle. WlglM „f oni (hosM.1 two bundnd and any aad H Krtba dollars, and ao toiler ia brrsbr given, tbsl on the foB'leei.th day of Mar. A. 0. 1 ,*4. si tbe boor at-aa s'vtock in S-di3^X“S'X*TWWE! /a THE and known a* being tba west half of tba nonbr«»l quarter, of Mcuon thirty four. (S<) it Toera­ shin number om (1] North of Rango aunibw eigbl M weal, eootauung eighty seres of land wAgrryng touch tbe heart* of nil mothers. c*l>ed ■4“TnB'Wa>Dxasx'’ aad “TtfX Rkstuud.” MORTGAGE SALE. Bor," and is of "Ned," “Above the clouds by Night,” il­ Tflfc HISTORY lustrated by a etriteutg engraving “F«re- HosrrTTBTrssTvxAcir btttkks. shadow rage,” by Clara Augusta ; -Mis•lakvn Duly.” by Ida Mason ; “Good-by.1' wc.ksia siu-cMsiun; »»thgl sirs esnso e copy ol tbiv order to b. psrsoehn.v MrvrJ on tlu> u.d nontnxieul defendant, al Irate twenty daya befors “-.-I— fmartn] •by Mrs. L. J. Rittenhouse; “Mabel's . b, WrthZci B. til.wortt. and Mary Jau^ his qaf Barry Coeef end Stats uf Michigan, to new and moat.complete awortmcrit ol DK(JG» AND MEDICINE*, rfCbemicBle, PataU, Otte, Cam * ptwae, Bwrning FlaUt Circuit C«»r» Dmsmuw.an-. io and Air Derry County, M ichigea. Work-Table and Flower Department are all illustrated by' finely executed wood ruts. Jfayil tnJ T>f it G R. WADKCK Arpetow.^ste For eala by Results 4 Sraixsa, aad A. W. Mu­ Haakiaga. Mteh. ■ oeUl ly DVERTISEMENT. FUsnier ; “Tlte Tranaformed Village,” illustrated hy an engraving, Ac. Tbe Novelties, sob. imprsvs yswr st. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. 3Tiaai<MiJenny Morris’s Trip tu Cali- Margaret Vinn'ilmusu Kuta ♦ iDFAULT having boat, made la tbe payment >ilaalf worth tha price of the number. The limrature of this number is ••Our iforuie,” hy Mrs. ARE you racked with the tortarvs'oCRncmmnd VTavsen’s Naaateoa Kas eriD speodity relieve. AWte> swT<-ring Dun tbs gaavriogsef Drssev- Roberts & Striker, The music of thia number is the popular song by Ednur ILosjlar, *1 l^van that tub "I have tued tbe ■I’.mple's « ere- in my handy BaTWtr, Darts'* Ce.’e Ptaaoe with great Innsbl. in eatek of senrfala and Wt ^«Kiysa3e».ssx: DRUG STORE!! ia I be beet style. Then we have ■twu companion engravings which w II Dbab Old Flag r’BTSURE'W.tti* H A RM oN I-ii M s. PIANpS ZCIIANUER¥ URDEtt. subocriptiuc nt the same rate, aubaeriberu to pay their oo B p"slage. MEDAL itwEfesar-auss1 ““ FriU Hugh Ltrdlnw ; “Our Prugrronive April aoaibar PIANOS bPfANOS wee apparent during the pn<reau of the balloting on Monday. Although a rainy 4ay, a fall vole was polled and the cop­ Pianos & on s’ W.Y-UHiAU,' l«9 faMW 8L ohioagd Some animatUu If FOB MECHANICAL AND MHHCUUL rCRHHtHLttLIaMI v bs dollars, [SH.-.V] will be r of tbe court house ia the PuWUbed by Dxacos A Pktbb TtJlEuTShl't; aWR£XS3;iX±M >19 Waluatet. Philadelphia. >2.00 Deted, February », UM. ty Tbe eeene rd’ Cmigrees nn Monday .during the pronouncing of tbe ,eulogies Upon Ilan. Owen Lmrejoy. was one of iiDusonl solemnity. Tbe member* seem-ed to feel that the loos was no ordinary one; and that whatwvar tbsir p»litic*l ■differenceihry bad beoa by tbi-dispotisntma deprived of a Iriod and true petbimmI firtead and valued aaS-H-latr. Thr ■eul^iMof MeMrs. We-J.burus, Alien. Pendiet.<i. Sts vena and Odell, were ekw <[uent and truthful. Mesurn. WashlwtTmand Stevens, specially were evidently ver. deeply Bffruted. At the emdaaion <*f tbe add reams, the House luiy-urned. A Warr Loro Fxra»<t» by the pubHe Um al I net torn rsoluwd. and they now have a Sfiof Mt*" -*«* that want, and does sway eaurriy •>’" the cause of complaint ec freq neat tore. Ufert, aad whiah uaffU *•’•, baw obIM «• vatai fcr a raaaady. TtoWeUSew [Mriv] ifteran absence efsevers! veers. I have agi ■amdtteWABDWARI TRADE, ON MONkOB STREET IN THIN CITY, deonlisilr Invitemy old enatomera udfrias Rswt and adjoining iwuwttew,. to H>rv tb BUILDING HA ROW ARM AND MECHANICS GROCERIES! aJuttonTumpI^radto* ’r'U WXIOLESaLf.TOCviCNTRY MEtlCHAMTM ADMINISTRATE IPS SALE. ■- Io tha matter of the Estate ef Joes L. McLaM , ' ate tu aad for tbv county of Ilarry. aad Nuts of lowkst Cash market vauhl X deal largely ia u7. '8TOVES1 TIX>IkeF!W>N ARD COFm WOMEN. 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The daughter ef Be' tsars bet ttUas fan o;sr bj»ahteckamith, not &t to bw Um wife nf AT THE O dreary aete«aar«fo1 the eon uf thy richest man la Nell will.— Wbsa to bis grave tifay ben Meh Give her up, my boy, and seek a wife Frweilbat Arsed belUs fatos rW»r meM iXmH. who <a your rqaal?* who* lhe J urn’-lie figure of a young Ns friend was by to ebsor Ma. “Clam Lisbon is my equal; Jar su­ । lady tripped »he end of a piasWhen ste tbs Vlsod.tai.rt nd. perior. In personal as well as menial an* z> afifl becktaiad him to rrtsrii. At thta With Asalb end darksees near bla endowments, LOApy ynung lady »>y conjuncture I.suspect th* rugus began Ufa seel west hmk to (fed. pctpifantsace. .Uwe hpe.apd tews propf to feel that be Ifad gotten btmaalf.dwtKa Roberts & Striker, faod to,wnd mill’ mavryhsr. 'Ii rvgtet scrape, fir half tefrmd t« >is saddle, that I bare m>t lint* tn # fa’fafrt I andb>ra mtment scruticterd the irate leavn'ttmfaetwow; but As nee year latest Tbs Weedy SMralf tbsy ertlr. beauty; then lowrrieg b'* bead sad rervtsrn, then, if Ae will have eo nnworthy mlnallng a miwutib U- »«***ft hia bores Or»r Utt fair )«S| her a fallow, I shall marry her.*’ around end elately mde back. Our two Ob I rest hi pace*, thy satta'iy , „ “My **fadaepie* not true fendlteea. ' “Tbeo I dteown you! I.sa*e> ma, far horsemen h»d by-xbis time rearted the By tovta* ryeee e w^t; I will au« ewe yon a day -lewger aa My tlsaqgh elotbod .ia, huhbut lr»*r* «/ gate, aad were now witbin bearing dier Tbmucb Mare jaare thy »s®. abaD be the costly fabric that covers the base toner nf the folio.lag piquant eulluqay : a new and most eotnptete assortment uf A asared betr-locm kip* “Ha, Ha. I will f..il them yeti" bfaesd heart.* “WteaiM- yn* d-mg berer CWrlsv and Os nt-were married bet a the Mtragsd Judge Nwwmaa. as Ms son “Wil K y«.u mJ mv tafrte te fegDKlAite ARB MKDIC1MEK, left tbs huoee and weeded Me way to fowdsysriao*. Ha the beeo discharged, ged out. and I am bound to hare another." o^CkewBicala, Palmla, Otis, Cam Clara Ltebon's home." ■■ ... aad they now live in tbe^J edge's old I* pheac, Hara lug Ftaite, “It eo happens that I am ehrne thia Clare aad Chartea had been, early mansion, but often shad tears of grief morning and i protestagainfl IL Barely ecbowlmate^ and had few* einee learaed for its farmer owner. TUKPRNTLNE AND ALCOHOL. Cawr 8rn Mrcn. V. Vot„ ) you era too good a auleler to disregard th* leaaon of love. Clam waa p*>ur, bat Naxa Aswxroua, Mo., Marc!i2fl<h. J the remonstrance of a tedy," ■ pure and loosli ; end no woeder ibe '•Sorry, Ml**, hat It can't ba helped. Dsxa PxkBtrraWe l.ft Fimt on Irande-xue, telreted, sod -rite Otorlee A proMinent officer attached to the the 0th fatal, and arrived at'Cincinnati on Newman v..wed -to. keep the promioe am balance corps ulthe French army io 1fy6u Ilkap-Hl leave mine in place of . Italy, Dr. Armand, has ptthlisbed tbs youre." the Ulh. Several days were occupied made eo long ago. - ‘-Nis you will not." FOB MECHANICAL AND MBDlCiNAL Clara oral bins at the door, and, notio result <>f cartoon and mtorerti.ng observa­ In drawing arms, accoutrements and 4l this stage nf proceeding the unre­ rUKPQKKfaONLYUU iag bis pale face, qniaUy enquired ths tions made by him and others upon lhe lenting saiAgv sharply turned sway and camp equipage. Veteran Regiments battfaAsIdroflbs late Napniomt war ft> nxie । ff in quest Id* loot* ; and my were constantly passing through tbeelty HtisnMbing that will disturb me. Austria. The position which the bodies homeward ur towards, the fr.mt, the Clan, Wyoo remain tree. Bnt Obi how et Ufa slain assume, under tbv rtfect <4 former frrah from lhe battlefield, with can I leave you. • My regiment hae or- mortal wounds in qariona parts o( the tattered 'uniforms and tesgrimmed face*, drsa to start to-morrww, and J msat g«v b*dy upon the general Attitude, were the Clare, premise ma, let what will befall .object nf the somewhat b«*vvl Imretigaafforded a strung contrast with the lat­ ear, yna wiU etill fove ma. aad I will go j Cion whicb might have been persued »u a ter, like ourselves just fn>m home, and content, fa-ping that all may yet be well. grand scale in this euwnry for lhe pnat tba. corm, buoab, vices, pepper, lhe luxuries uf mince pies and feather­ But I must tell yuu of «me thing. Clara, PBUXB8. F1G8. BAHIXB. CODFISH; which I hoped I efaiuld H«4 b* obliged beds. ' ever tu mention. My-fiubes dieapprevoe was found In the' speaking attitude of le-ttSr7 ’*• -A In aecordanee with orders, we embark >4 my engsgnmetn.wilh you, and wiU do life. A Hungarian hueear, killed nt the ed on the 10th InaLTor Louisville, un the aims rtetvirtCG all in hi* poorer i.> prrvetfa our marriage; seme moment as Me borne, was only r«u^e for Kpuxville, , While march- but keep up g<"rt courage, darling ” sliahtlv moved te bla saddle, and eat ed woot “Oh, Charles, bow can I. with you there dred bolding I be point of bis aabrr ii-g to the Louisville Depot,, orders And Cooking Extracts, were received te report at Annap-di* aweyl- Bui I kn»w your oounlry calls In advenes, in the position of.charging. to a th* nrsctat nax*rrr or nt* utnn Maryland. -We th«n “about faced," y<a>, and I will net bold ynw back. Gu. A parallel cnee neeerrrd on the death «f Char l*a, and rnnemor there i* one at an Austrian artilleryman. Those wound W« alaa keep an U»d a feed aaeortmeal sf croesed ths Blyer to Jeffersonville, lx.t*e «bo fovee y<«r and «b>ee prayers ed in the brad, U was remarked generally ' Presently the marauder made his ap­ Indiana, thence to IndiMapolp,. when Aball follow y»u wherever you go." fell with face and the abdorpsn oboe tn pearance *t*e more in the adjoining inSTATIONERT, L><ngsr tbe lueere .talked, and laid the grnund. Wounds in the chest ckwure, astride hie own peltry pmy.and wn took care fur. our dolioaliun, al PKNR. PENCIL*. IKKR. FAFXB, EXwhich wa arrived on iter 92d alt, having many plans for their fatnre- home until i heart prrtfoeod a Tike poetur. oftbe body leading by a bridle thrown over his arm HWPW. CABDK *«-. Aa. the lateneas ef the hour warned them i thm<h in thr letter ca.eemodifies terms of one oilier father's favorite horses. Like rode upwards of two thousand mjlea' Id Upee ear abetvaa may be toeed aS »T the qf the poetiMwi and eipraeeinn m»rw Frw- a falcon let lu«>oe she darted across the **i they mast part. fourteen day s—-pasted the border* of al* * Eartj the nest morning there-waa one ' quently took nlaos than in ike former. A lawn to a partition lence; drew one of Mdrr poptn.a a different Btetcg, and tbruugh fifteen prin­ among the bravo soldiers that cast a ling- Znuave Struck full _> the cheat was the ptatola; and aa her arm re*ted for a mag glance at thelow, white oaUags “doubled upon bia muekeC aa if taking p moment on the topraiot tall, the ominous cipal cities, al *acb uf whicb a warm whore lived Ctera Lteboa, and vowed] tv I prfahion tochargw:hayhnet, hie fade fall "ofirk" was faard. afib« day. z meal awaited u* if we ebeqee to • top.be true foreter to the loving heart on <.f energy, with «n attitude more menac­ •'ll has s arrvvn Catek Jar spas the «er, Tu Prltahurg belong* the honor nf poa• That soakins of a pistol, sbsa »ss know ing ibsei a Ihm." ■ . . A moment mot* will bdas ths «i«bi to bear ■eaaing the moat complete facilities for In wound*.of thq abdomen lhe ag<my Upon ycnir ptraon, twelre ,rrdi off, or ao,“ lontewd for a letter frum her absent lover. ■ e firatiirg psuing regiments. . A large aevtned tn have hern proLmged ; the face ’ AU timid creatures bet ollie paraly s< d hall illuminated by gaa, d newrated with Daily she went tn the office lull received wa. contracted, the hand* er-waed and whenHh* rar catches a very’ threatening the same answer to her eager-teqwiry. doOed upoa ibe etomarh, the body doub­ »«und. S« it must have Irten with this flags. m«tu*s, and evergreen*, and thblra “No, there te co letter for you." led up<« itself and lying partially upon valiant trnnsgresaor. Before the leaden ■ hund/iutly supplied with the very best, LUUs did .be think that Um stately tb« side. meaorngrr bad sp« d ita u ay tn meet him *h«>wa that the soldiers are still appreci­ Judge, whom ehe often rust, had aught But the report af Dr. Armand, after he had reined up abort, and st<.od «toek •r Renrfy Fay, naly. ated. • tn dw w itb it But let u» Mfow him as all, enntaiaaen csm« an remarkable as still before the aasaltanL She then took Pennsylvania, from'Ita geographical hn goes to bis office. KpseM-aUMtlaa' will be paid to COHFODXDSec fom take two which have hero observed upon one drliberste aim ar.d firsj • and the ball and military pueM>m fofodeed lire Kry Clara** letter, open it and read it, then of nur own hattlw-Aelds— that <>f 8hilob. struck his cap square io frrwft. and sent Httr#1* 'Ol».<-'‘"e. •. u«w>. *M» dash it tat- the grate. Boe tbo fiendish On that bloody field, when the carnage It flying. You mf) b« sure, added my Seo bain* »h.n endures* fang awhev amuntarn* uf smite with vrhick tee regarded her down was ever, a soldier waa found - standing, y outhful narrator, the scamp did not tar­ iron exr»t; andbvr migjttr. rj»er*rt.ftein. cast countenance a. she want aorrewing bia legs enmewhat apart, and bia arms ry long after that. He scampered off. tie tbeir onward flow. AloOg the entire home, and we shall learn what Ik la to spread convulsively,outward, his posture ooms Aorse. sone cop, very much after the ruute th* te*»<ng uf flag* and bandker have our treat teetray ed. tha*. of a’tiling man. agitated, perbape by fashion of John Gilpin. The heroine of ebivfa, a* we pavired, molested the spirit Y»t Gars would not beliefs her lower strong emotion*, be wks, nevertheless, ibis little at>>ry was lbs daughter ul the which parvadas tbecountry. With the falac. Her faith remained -unstedcea, and stone deedjtbartJy monument of seeming Hon. GM. day. old regiments rwealiated and their ranks vbry often she wrote to him, telling him life Alongsido the hMatetnb of fall* replcniibcd, our army will be stronger Another body lay. partially of her or>n»tancy ; those letters met the corpse*. than ever before. Thu pnrapcct before same fate as bls, by the bribing of ilia p netrated on one aide, the right hand HjuWnuS, lifuB. us is cb««ring m the higbert degree. Tbs holding te th* mouth a pfeoa of eb esse, ’ leteran soldiers refreshed end invig..r P.fatmaster, At length there cams a letter which wtnete the act terth were almost in the r WANT 45 000 lb*, nf WOOL te ated by tbrir visit borne, have determin mode iter heart wf the judge almuat re­ act of grasping. Lying epee the back. I manwfai-tnrs into CLOTH— ed that no efiort* ut their*, .hall be .want lent. Cteeriea was amended. ing. They have bad an opportunity to ••Would not Clara oome to him before compare the effects offreedom and Slave ry, and that eourperiwui enables them t<> bedtedr It told nf .offerings and privatiowa. i abeut others, let ths aauraUiti at the cumpreband to the fullest extent, what With no father's hand, to ears fot him. A 1 would be of interest if described; teat table tee genial. kind, social and cheering. we are fighting for. Annapolis, like the living attitude of a dead soldier, still Dna't brief disagreeable things to the part of the letter rate thus: irther cities where tha “inatiwtlou" pre •tand-ng upon bia feet, and tbs apparent table in yoaro^veraatioa any more ,kC|ara I afo" wapndrd • tjie surgeon, vail>,compared with a northern city, re '•flvr M f’-«d,to a cidfire. are hardly ear- than y»a would la your diebee; For this ea-tublv* a dried mummy belonging to say dangemtwjy. Will fne art eunrm pa«aed by any reported foMdret «f war. other day*. JS - hmn id machinery and me that I ii’iy «•» y’fa 'mce more before Theos forte are derived from an officer ilqiikiuf busy hammer* greet* ' the' ear. I.dlef J liitn'Watebed afnd wahed fo«w ebildreo. Every eenverMlioa with Buch »■and* .would remipdthe haughty f.r a letter, but none hte «<m*. Still I owmpany at your table |e an educator to | bcUftfe vnd are true. ' Tdt, Dow, Clara, your family. Hears the intelligenee and • ! jAli ixJf Colne." *“ • ths refer men* and the appropriate be* The world vwtiroatea men by their heuiM hi'" tn fanrtce Mm for Clela’a eocoow in life, and by ganvral consent, tewvior nf the family which ie given to Wpitaii'.y. Never feel the intelligent fuperi'>ritji. rake - to |p»'and are her Aw'd acted bdr to suerves h evidence visitor can be any thing but a Meaeing to Never under Any tdmumaKMtws asm me him. But Un* Judge tufiiedn deaf ekr tp yea sad youre. How few bare fully hU ~~ entreaty, vowihg W wbeid Iter a rcApmteibUity you can avoid oaaatelatrtgotten bold «4the fact that company sad •r forgive Ufa »t» wW AM «jpp>T M« ly with y«ur duty to others. conversation at the tebie are no small Base all poor actions upon a principle part of edueaUou.—Dr. Todd. Long, weary'fldvs of aietenoM and pain of right; preserve' your Integrity of chararter,'and in dnmglhle riever reckon <m Charles p-M,tel> C ebrer hie l«meli*eae. H' . Rentoinber thal DR. A P- DRAKE, likely m -arp ypur j-dgj rther eircuipsuMM , -y-—r W«cl4 aril ibeateelioe si. ALL »**»■•» look well te yirtr duty when yoer Ister- DRUG STORE!!! fastings' Stuixtu Jirtttin. ■ JjtiintUaiij. ms umu, GROCERIES drC.C. HOLBROOK. - PATENT MEDICINES .CTTRAIP,, N® (DASH ofaisrcrxNTE- ■ILLS WOOLEN .-’Wthte on u. a. t. bj Farren*. Hard PRACTICAL FACTORY, DENTIST, Noswr ae.bo tecwey at the aapewea of ’°t, rmcMirtB Kinincn base. *00^*7Elllr ..-d l»ur. A « 1. tapM. Ml •— » ifovp ] Artspprtqf af-o* tepreferewent t therefore Cfora I gwonwie Ji *iiugs shnld bn tMltlvatod. . Bay hak liule-ihMk *mA 7^1 "SA,MM.»iMaaw'teo.» �IMhefJeweMr. S ASTS?GS VtiilUU H*m» tw mi.. cw-sajr 7<b <4 WtT»«T •Ftut *»»W»TM MTM« •►» SgWJBlEJKftM fete Having tlM»>..briBAy J»***d"« U»«,abuwing tberr-pcmlmr relat reih utMr' lh*>Wrof t^^C^»gr«Ut<taat, ‘D'aiAct, >. _ _ titetiif'iA th* prettal.aiKiply aaking the Grand 8.pul* EijMn rKatataax-m IW«pr*>A/ a«d'Nvwaygi. JfcywAfrren. who t»>* btaied'ihat *e‘have ateried curly in thia matter, wliai ilw-y ,. think id, qqjy mriWMig.m Jana 48*8.. aad <l*»M]jh • Copprrtaad paper, al that t - ; would giv*. The Wjaeonata-law* were .Mtgutlrely different.rfoii: front nur.lgw, •’f1 .‘nor* nver they dipped <<">.dyrp. •nd’.fn”'i,‘re having ntahtag but aiiitply Itatr.Rvp- «•’ fell hark o*.,!** burdm.hamu'tf all <if«liich waa the reault of loo heavy luana ai»d moat • utregmiu* dl*e»mnt* «*t .’,.'.n.;t.'..,., «»,» rsi-^.'S a ; ■. Fau Panor Bcttmjio.-I full return* b. to th* s-te I bailding. Lui understand ill Thl* teat|wirmy fruitl the (rg^fcJiid ded t-. lb.- Go t, kn-.wn in th<-« jrirte, that *aid Bailey conatAntlt. uaamXfMl tauriy aad malielowriy puroaed ©dJjKri preeioii* u» lhe nomhntlun/iAutrging him with liniuiirality an<(z&rrtfp- Yalta -Uta* sf ibt Adrervtae and Tritane; (4 aen m the fra Proa. td tor Swh,Mi article beaded ‘-Mtmteipal Aid. In Hailr*n4«.’’ aad a bwblag to the riturjte of Michigan ata to erHtarh ia M> tatoarduu. an mterprier. and eiUng the Wiacnueiu ta th* bsat office hi th* Diatnci. r-’P4‘;',Jf l'}»,eht fhr’ above ,"»‘1",h*r '“<»o •bo' omtipeiea j^ilh/>>iq; frr the ■•m* p-«iti<>n. It will dclrgntrv arlreled bj[ the Rr pulil'^in jvlectur* )<f thi» Q-ngroaiunal diafri^ta.pijny fntii-n nMt-mliIrd . t» dr ptruiin* «h'tiler C--I, Kellogg JriM***v« l^tSfU In ad curing thia appointment Mr. Kell<<g •ay* ”1 wanted tu d»autn*lbing fur Bar­ ry county." Now nor reader* may regard it a* nouirwltat rin^ibu, that in dotty *<>mr- that tliere tawt thia laoOtaot, at any ba*y thirtg for Barry county. Mr. Kellogg dtstaiKv from th* -line of ita* eailrdad. abtald not hafe oM.-ulted a ringle than 97,000 aeres uf tbefinret timbered lauu in vbe State, enmpriaM^c tdack, y el few ’^®ry ,o*n in Barry dainty .utherthaii Iha'appoitita*. llUrfltg •i’flrirt.h.Jjtat extent » render it •nd ahfrs oak. whitewmid. b.issw^st, *iVimp< rnuvr diij) l-j giye bun a nonii- and gare the app-.iutm-ntfi a man sb- tilari wstank tassteniufe hichury. tamsh. Sa^ion. jitr tiie^fiui'tb term. Wr ku-*w did not tad could Ml have gut an ro- maple, red and u>ek elm. cherry -am.iwl.«Mf<ttral,ntra iii^thlii C"iq{re*ri<dud dta^ d>.r*et*«mt fr.ua a aingta prominent Re­ reek, and black and whop a«b; *U of trie!, ••ufr...fpim the pr.-a.-nt irwmijlHeit, publican in lb* elutity for aiieb a pmd yeb- W«.tlpiik •-■•lid acquit tKttiAaelyta ti-'m.- Ani iir. Kellogg waa anxiou* in i|pit fqpirity with credit'tirmMlire Jpd, h -nj.r U thrir <-oh.ritJiritt\4nd ,'we ■7» du.*o<oethiof furfBarry county." . Anntber remw**^ tiren pobliely nod feauln in thia county. Three are a privaiefy; by Mr. k. lb-rg. fc* thi* apeiasjs mrtTu»br?WlIiT.inir.h/rran everyp.li.tmniit. U ttat.iu the Tawt eampalgn Mita-ret Ounvot wb<*iH ear worthy ■ and «•"•«» .in-K>L And ex pnrirnr* pr.tnpe Ina friend* co.ujd 4»> tunjirag .for'him. iWnfiny ■ta-reed tamuah .humuikhmiii ■axf cy fttvloic of. in forested friend*, wfe. new Bel hiif.aa worthy aad u*u<|xHrtU ** while iim-eaemi.* did everything again*' rewarded’. <rr-»«<>mi-|bhyr dike; 1n other, w-rd*— pjnati ha» ev’rry thing to. gun •ndo-uhiBg to lose by Ifvtag bis uarwteus :ilwl:iB*<rtcrsta evievwy. »N ' !•! < ■ ; Bal ta pfuerrd with thn fecta, leaving inferehtew to be supplied by'tbe’readar. Dicing the istter prt «< May and .first of Jgse IBOKtaodry depuiiaa Ware Bead­ trie* axd- the emmtry in<W way. •d’raiv He fr'Mup* f»e tin* war. die hnlaniwd WH auivww ta rahtarg the'2-l ami 81 reg -irm-nta ta OralrvAte acnae l» -point;~ 4le teldais at' the Mnm tanwtaat imttar w><Circawi«ruMr-« nruxM b* »rit 'th*->Mmaffialtaw’for a fourth tertn.-hn*. wunld leave prppnaitlwn.' Ptmple dn-n«| w>nsy eiibuart knowing tai fiiMt. abowa tbe peculiar relation* uf the*.- “A nctemc that Wash Wark.” bl' the lauiw G<»tcUt of Matcli 9ih we mm ta the fallrif 1882. Of thia oppott»"•!•<•» Mr. Bailey.Nr. Kellogg SpAe to with debts to aid th-we railewadt. To ha find an'artiri* e«ipied from the Banner the writer nt ibid article, and Mid bi- had brief. Ictus are to what wxBrta -are dti yvktii'a ro • rrbeme' attempted by tbs zvtte are permitted by Lew io Lun their PniVi-siMar^al «-f tblv District, t" fort*. taen informed, the* IhMnuxt buy Baik-y, Itaniuiti Ua- machHirry of tan office, the* •>r low* rhesote -of finery county hi th* tn-miniiting convention. We i-fipridy re.iN<n^nail>>« .»t Cid. Krlli.W u> Cpo- ‘ K.ld Mr. Kulb-gg that buying tfaitey glr«B. upon ahirh the editor of the fio would tun sassto him ths votw1 oflhts srtfe makes aomr extended remark*.— AV«- g»T* th‘i* cutnmrnW piihlk-ity in cuuniy, aa.ttace were other men of rnuob Barnr ovqnty are aulhoritad tofoan tbeir ear paper; frr thr. purpoac, not -j«nlyi «*f more mflumoe, wfe> warn aixuoglvtip credit for, for ibe construction of tta rail nmd Imm Battle C*vwk.in Hastings, i* wbiiwiog H>" viewBVfothvr part* uf thi» WeO.^tr. Kellogg waa tmriilnared af about 170.000, the internet of which al DUtrirt ripnn th* que^ti-m of re-nmaina ter t airieri atruggla. by barely «>na ma­ lion, biitjda--p» «h-<k the peculiar rrlajority in th* Cuitvgniioo. without the txHte Hlta-h have herrtnfur* rxin'sd Im> . iw.vn*&illry xud Krll-igg. and to lay vntevif Barry Gmuty. It was after thia 'the Idundatfon (!>r prbof hereafter thit( 'numinailua. that Mr. Bailey virilad Ionia, tn Mb from any railn-ed or ottar tn* id a of Ila'-iry prrp«,t>al«^ a »b»p«mdou. ’mU f ' to aid in the nomination and eleeti.c of cruivvying U>*ir produce m market, ex a'Deiniicra't *gain»t Mr. Kdlogg. Such Kellogg. »h..-»,l«> art-i-pted the ' cept nvar th* WHwt horrible reuda by teams, eoriitig frrim 12 ti> 10 Bente par M.irwltakhip. Ttw Mlowtag is th a Go- ary hi* boaated principles. Now tel ua fol low. event* along for a hoabrl •* every:twahal id grata drlivne/rite arilelr ‘ ' few inontta farther, that wf> may the •d at1 Battle Creek, or al th* neareat - -Alan* aaa. — W» find the above article belter nMeretand lh*J question* which point <>n the Michigan Central Railroad. ita «|w IfeMHig- 2te*»er, and give ii a The t<»wn«Mp of Irving di-p.Hrv of atomt 'phrc-hi vyc ts-liminx m>l mt much for 6«reru Rairy Oouuty, and.thia Cougrea- MOOO tatehshi <>f wheat munuilly. The . tim ptapote of giving it .-rHfor-emsni, ■lutwl diatriei in relation t* a candidate curt nf getting it t«» marital by trwniK at bwisUitMir ri-mteraatav'-.fcniew bow Ifiay fin the next Coogreaa. 8«*<i after the an average o*t «rf 14 cents p*r l.u*hel. ferl ill Bnrrv enrimy. in reference ta ibv honihiatiun Baitey »aa—ciibc!llatvd— 47,000 mi<K>Mor of Col. Kellogg in (kutgrewt.— Th* rallntai will carry H tetaarkst how, we will m i pieletitl ta say. It i» for 4 rent* per hiiatel - 2.000 Uur prewnt mnalww «»f Congrea* is now ediiiuo hie third term.-and it is intima feiwevrr a remarkable feel that aoutusly led ui -Un- Brtir.te .Ahmv*. that be i* had tbr eundlmaoi bill pa*»ed, and. be­ Ifeuring lor a QomhMlHUr tar . the fourth fore the 4;h day of March following, Mr,' Ballr). through the fvcomineqditii'iiijof Mt Kell-iui, rewired the spp-.intuuml ... Igtgt- majority •gsir.it it. I expected in lhe absence «.f I ed as appaaydagea tn the Prevart Mar ahal'e uffife.'bnew Vo ran, ftr order ta do womaihing Kw barfy Ooiinty, ona tauat tie appsiiniiid fnirii there ta recslW'tbr highest pay ths repilations w.yttjd iUli’M. There ora ntsny anecdotes told*>f Grn. M»w*r aad the tricks be has played up­ on the rrlwlt by which he gained th* victory- aver tb* bewildered chivalry, am-qig •ihfeh ws gi» ' " Overtaking oa« । ------GV-n. Mower, in very indignant time*, accoord him of being a d—d Yaokea spy. atwbieh the diapeh-b bearer became alarm nd, protested bis iiun*crnta, aaeefbmg dial he wa« a gued Cuilrderals, t*i hl* way with highly important di«pau-bc». Aa a proof of his Identity be binded oVer hia paper* tot th* General to •K**n>n*, a*king bite to rend them quick, a* Im d'd not with n> be detained. Gen Mower pronouced th* document* f.rgerie* and • iid, ■•Y..U are a YatHtd*. *ir. and I Intend to ukd vinr Iwftire the Ohatel. I am Gen. Walker, and too eannot diccive m ihw way.” 1'b* aatoutelieJ ^ti­ dier implied, “Very well General. I *ill lendyim tn th* Colonefa taa-lquarier*. and n» will explain that I ajo n<« a Yau. kee.” Uniting the aetbei to the word, the deluded label piloted -Ge*. Mewer and tua atalT»""• two mile*. A* fa»t gmdpe ar»«ad Ibelrcainp firea, aca-iwly noticing wit* troop* b* they parted, they were.orderad Vi the rear. Appiimtbin* the encampment «re Mf^eianu'a lldl, (Jen. Mower eent fur two o.mpnn er of iitlartry ta march tiirward. B<-I<>re giv­ ing till* order, he-queetumed the Courier atMur the diapwituiu W the cavalry and artillery, telling fauutkr ■‘Yankee* wefe n-»l far off. Eager Ui be *f aerytre. the metaeager exwJamrd the precise Imwiiow i-l each gun. As soon a« the a-urirr over­ heard the order fiar Infantry tu ndvaare, he diapotered bia tgrribta iritaaliwu, but it «•« tw lata. Die terrified euldier vxp-«iedu> be«h«t. asd.ba became terri bly «xoltvd, telling the Geaeral Ui “hurry lo take that ggn on that rued." pointing hia and tbeir ballute .gainst the.Repafo Ifcwn ».wtaM^< th. Repobtawa Rtato Ucke} and- agalnrt the Reptiblfean Judicial rmimnee for ibis Judicial di. Iriei. M<>re lluin thin—afltaimb £>cnwr- •bo'ulij .gain ring krmind Again** tta Eepul.lcau' sadthe Rrpohita— P*rti. M-ipmCATI-g or i'UD.aa. That portion of this-voiter reiriin* tu » wBiMiiiiMthnt hf the llth and 12 'll tp pmvse a* ertimnted 'iaat Republicau* has/ 13 and Wehetceilbgive ttanal Gupervirir in the county » ;| Wm.dl.ml, Otrlten, n^umrv Baltimore, JHtastuwa, giateb^from Acerv hare cnivred the ttata iMl! •nd llliwoi* for the ponpow nf CxeiUng Ib« people to r»v»dl. O-hsrs remaimftg in ’ fljpfltuejcy to help tbn conspirators kelp tbs fltinei of neditirm birr*. E. ILCJ J. w. s« Matthew I Adatt/ EI John M< Are 1). d J. C Hw Pianos & Melode.4... , ons! rixxo# w.w. xmut, r ha nos ' J. 112 Uk. Sk ; ■■■•, PrairieviH*, A. C. T<- Of there, J. C H.wba E. tor and J. W.. Stebbins arn . lire wltar* Rapublirwav. Ths Wets •« ibe Fire Freed J MANOS GOLD T Ikaar Q.u«tt <’ltax's Oi Hasliiqta, April 12lli, Uj Staterr.eOt of voir, giren in ua th* 4lb day nf A: Privof Building, lb* c-st «f w! ntaexeM the sum <4*04,000. t^a reterea'kave b*w r«ceiv | . -■ r- •r*P,n»’ly taeemmamd of tae FU-rida District. Gen. G lou.iv baa bran t-jaekawaville •nd Fernandina, and be Uta returned tn HUtua Heed. . • A few shall* arc occa'iuuaJli seat into Cb.rla.irei. ’ Forrest, iu hi* late raid.secured wveral hundred Ksmuckv recruits. ||, fe -ohis way tafxrrieth. and will.1t i. aa.d •mdertaka. with reinfatreiwents, 0 4aid into Nkldte Krai arty, with tae t-x.wvssa U/taafgeniugalji-----bl* little KUrt Ar. Iffir jp-dli Bilrnu. Otaere tayltewdll and mowing <«*' «d Ma fki frga with"* prutart-tataEa-t lickerish andfc, -isn’t the bud Almighty pruvldiM* forlite bi-lnVed hmritege safest a<H« anV way kin t4‘ Th-a Bar’s shots' ■ 81. ire*!*, A Bril 7. on ’til the biggwt part u’ toil mate f;vn- Fort B.uuh ArkansiM.. ,,_wl ,w 1BP.D111 liHa hi-x kitted each ot|>.-r' off and tbrn •ays that General Mt.-vis sod hh arms ths lyetle liiwllid that** left and e>>mv*v have driven the rebel* frewr Arkadelphia •'ffririu* toquraaylu'm ’ll hring all the b mwO<5ya*l|ingtaiB. f r rr ln r women iiflhe N*tl‘*< al'Hig with 'em. a« tmtinf(inidena .. . we shaft bev women eta -ugh to glee every Bereral hundred re tela under Carell one on ’em all they' want,A»«id bev a large mnie In tehiwd *««'*«* k-rwre mu! ludaore left, oyer io ifiylrlbute round A.raiding »xfH-.hrion, ' among G id's aalnta that bex hem here CUrkrrilfe. C5 miles from here waa Iridh Che hegmtiin' uf the tribulation." The aweet I Bide In which thia tfialmriraj rritectbu) aremed (■> ‘leave in Heber Kiniteiira mioita made me b*ng to kn»ck him down worea than I had «««r Mt re­ garding Mint irr'ritmer. ficit it i*co»lly to ■mile an A'p«»tte «f the Lord in 8«li Irtlte City ;'aqd I merely retyillated hy •7?; 4!, > tedire ocrepitig lint for tbeir eeH-taarts and tewttaca in nity. t Ain't know Whether gt»4 fiat, hut' f thought | rhn'd get scraped a IllUe, ' RtPPLt TILLS, Micbhm., OFFICE DVEtt TTE AKEX 81 ORE. ta wbisb they are elret rd. Aresyrix, Richard Maple Gmve, U-and.-r 'Itew tsnmtis 30piumlrr Parrott, at C-mming's Pta« aapl.*fed attar bring fir.-d4eifii.nuK. r Nowreha waa aalarted for taka»Imtrnr ? ■»d:W»W4 <?.<• tVa>4l, l» d.^ ,, .pi|i| reault id lie •!•«»>» ••By order nf the fterirtort 4W»a ML D.TOWXSEXD. A. A.O,” •* ’ ’ PlAW Wmaitem!. Jritarinww, IfelttewWk, IlBrtii^e Carlton, Barry *H5 IM ;':TU®etajut»oB required the* am: t- Hbiirnt^tUv "• 4, *-- toniW.ilA? «f/ta pvlwI •? lh’ Chiriqm Jo-r, | Lhsk.ilre^wUeta 4<>d -Uie <uterJ been ordered hark lo Wadiingll i. -- I ......... 1 W«M* taggaga, and auperil—u* I rtswte ta diipeured with. Dnl tarn M/tat.ted b-r durxx., relt eervrd taetved *4 terrej-n. «e-| must taretiiBguwhvri «t •■tep^v| �01109g JfWmrrr man defthttlv pravia lrm«4amfih.dto^a«^.* ficial ta clearing the vidraKel^. nphak inrtb ofraaaataa juwi. 1W. m*.. fl -01*11 Fran Paoor Bcxiaixo.—Wr have net fttll rrturrisae tojhe »««r on firm-proof building, hut ttodepMrod that lie re in a large n>»j»*Hly •gair.Bt it, Thia WM to he wxpceled in the ahaencr »f any taagililr propoBitian. People do-not like te rote twenty withtort knowing bow it ia to be S.PECUL NOTICES MORTGAGE 8ALE. •xptwd-d. Ilf the election in thia emm- CURE^.’ES tx pmvea m eetimated’lttot wrdt. Thu RepuMionia bav^ 13 a»d the Detnoremain an f abide the. revolt of ita reocu tritB 3 &(i|a>rvito>ra. ttoUntl b» Trnane. Alter eieeuai.ng We hnewilbgive tbeinamea of each IndiatH.la a dMacbmrnt <>f the 09 li Indi Supervla-ir in the county with the town* ana regim.nt w~. . ruroing MrlL ioy’. ia which they are elected. Atoeyrla. Rielu/rd J.mea, Carlton. HaaUag*. Belttwinrw, •J<dm»U»wtt, Adam Elliott.’ J«dm MnColluto Ave D. Rwrk, J. C Hanna, E II. 3e.rl.ro, Timothv Mi lea. J. II Earl. A./xTown. ■Wla^rBla. Prairieville, ’Oftheee. J. C Irrrj pmt'-iiri boat*’ deowniig teent) two n-rn «.f t|<e 7jh klii-higau lUu. rt right nrgra- B-ldii-rv. B-rot. were At • ■tier ordered t<> It niawiwd „(.<} ff$t, to the naaiaUiH-*' ..f ibe di owning num. and a large nuiolx-r w rre fi-r*ttlmtrh anted EWING MACHINE EUR SALK. Pratiuo r a Dr. Sundrilaud, _______________ r. ed the pamor-tiip U u« Ameriran church in Patia. nffi rtd lua (drew<11 praywr a« Chaplain -.fib* Senate a few daynt ag-., and took la-caai-ie I* make a vagj iihkitid dig at at th- Honorable gralii-mre fir _ *-i _ J ., interceding al NET EK Ml to dr.Uey and aiUiminale all kind, oflntoatiaal W »nm. Araparttotlr reliable in al) cawa. <ad far au|>«r- rtougaad aU of tbr MaiheWs Ikecelate Her* Bmps I MORTGAGE SALE phathnll beam* bera Mb to lhe pw JLr certain tudenturv ef Murtgagr. i Hanna, E. R Carpea. tor and J. W. Stebliina are democrat*; the uther* Raptihlirann. . The Tela lb*Tcm4a>mBa.* <>» t.kiug I hr nHiciee Um perertred a eh»t>re at oeec. On lhe third dar •br bad rrwi ,™d l,e’ WMbertfMh S' £$£ IhcFtre Pra^Belldleg. TIIRIIISTOBY .Baear G>uktt <‘i.x*x’a Orrwt, { IlMlhigB, April 12lb, 1864. | ' Sl«tam«rt «d vote* given in tbeeiHHily ou tbeTlb day of April, 18G4. «p«n tbe prnfMMHtHin tn erect a Fira yrnof Building, iba tsrot nf which ahtuitd tori vxeetd the auro of <4,000 aa far aa the-retarna'have bgen received al thin Tua CwtCAOo Tribtntt daehva off' the fallowing apt para!trf,"tiM’dTrp<iri a I0c.1l incident «tf mam hr*»ri«g» “When vn hear a Copperhead* hew ail Maple Gr»«eu r ’ ,' “ ** the espeliae of thia war. and nwnrrt that 'I Cnailrtun, i'uwn Clerk mo ‘Irotl entirely' niilat be (topped to give an enarm rite Wmalimd, noreturto unrriielit, uHl Idut th" famemalde *:<r< J-hartown, 8 98 104 of old Green, line CUtcag- l«nker, dh>> Baltimore, 26 30 <J« nioatnfaitar Chicago rt-adrra will rrnj-rti IJaatirtge no'retuma b«r. *u triad otecc for ln» Ufa, on a llinh.'r of artlr-Witliifet. Titrinrai fright­ ful feature ad bt» *UUptloO Waa tiro invnmon of bia rtwna.’icd board*. A lire Ui , a) waa granted him roti technical g-miwfa Hr f-Ulhwtlli catted a coinwit of War in hie ®HJ in thr-OvaagH jad.an-l crawly 120 2 137 245 1736 - Th-roughly alarmed at the fiumwral exhibit. h<- haatfrd hiiuaelf il> hi* call lhe mune tilghl to uitv Iht uptuot. lira peaoe d> ttifpogiim would bring thro Union to Im the aanir fate on like -n-t:nd«, hut unt^ poor tdd Gnwn aupt rx »ppr-V^ !’.' hooirot mii-drd men, the pre»»i>t peace echeiuea will linrtlly peae oiualer. i®“Tbc Activ wOhe Jfybiraw C‘f- been ordered l>ark to W n*hit>gl*-n. Of ecralfe candidate f»r the Prvaidmcy. bv (karaWieelareif ordered l« mtod hi Uhrn tt,r C:r r-unati l'olh/ru»d wad th- fol wiuca baggage, and aup.-rfliw.ua fwr.anta luwing fr- iu the ^icf York UtraUt wrwtwlw dhpenartl with. Drill* hair unleaa th*: ftirttfflea 0/ w ar (ball been atitietwtrd fc-r daocr-. halt j«M‘k ia •irvrd iitoti-ad «4 wtrap.u, -and light. vt< bfiugG-n. Grant in the fm^gruund rad I era e -Old Abr\ ht the ttockgr»ui>d, THUM -be e«|iii|fwi*bodiK* ‘■Utpe.n . Tbrne the b«*«i thing tlmt tbu hrbki-fi up D-tu Ar» IW«« Caro «beb 1 obtained fro® yon In Keernibar ImL ' Swing tb« adrarUaetoeot oF y»«r Kgcietr. offering to gi re roar vedienw lo rlrntymes It Uro poor «! tbeir pariabn. 1 obuioed a bottle far a poor girl o(bh eongrogapon, who had long been nnrl; bdj.Jaaa from Rbeumaliam. and etinnga to Bar that uno battle enrod bee euUralr. I write thia, hoping It nine aid theSociety In it. effortahi Intro Mortgageable. CHANCERY ORDER C-TATE OF jnCHWAN.-BigMhJtMMal Cin O enit ia CbaiKwry. . 1 “-------- “—' ■' > Circuit (Snarl Jfarl be e-ooty . .. ------- of UaetiagK nVEKTtSEMENT. nt MEAT CAUSE After an ahaenee af term] rearo. t hare agda roamed He HWtTUWAW. TkAtlF, OX SloKkoE RTMIY.T IN THIS CTTT. HUM AN MISERY. J^rt /‘mUmM. i« a Ambf XAa^po. Jf-ituMt C^. ladft^fkllrldriStnj aldewunnem andfriewda ri\Ket>l and adyrtntoit eeamliea. to renew-Mt WSWIH ottom, 1 am prrparrrito- ’ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ’ WnObEsALE TU CUOXTJtT ME&CHAMTf. Htevpareb «i.g All g^.wj/uibT LOWEST CASH MARKET VALUE. ( dart largely la STOVES 1 ,. Tpr.rtiE^T.aoxAWoeon’KB^mi, SXx^asiter* " MORTGAGE SALE *MA>t’FACtV«CI> ABTICLga, CHANCERY SALE TAW-WP KI^HtoHt.-Tie* <5tro>m *Ctfnt far iba ewnulj nf Harry, to Cbatmry. r^ioo o. j4, A"ON EMl'rr CULTURE ' �,aa:n H«L .men fur mor* then esoua* to pey *b« M^iCTpsetOBg. O. either rid-"f fchi .w2k is « Uedec ef six leek wide, the iamwsr may plaM hia dwarf fruit, with grxpcs M iuiereslv to Himb upon * bond­ aid. c-dar trellis, that sasll otsfr ardb tad mitbower the walk; If btdaves .Apt cAviuag pipe In bi” fwd««. he “•>' pisnt rarnm simple seats oodsr uera vr Mw<»r -.Mftr . At hsal I.oe-hsif the gardeua* 1 before eug)jiwt«l. h. msy easily arrange, todlll, 'r^Sprbig end euluitifi,—with the P*”TJ *»td wbatevsrbe piaam Urcrs in the way nf tree and shrub, must be in lints parslid »Uh tet.bBW! ,<>n lh® >“lf he w HI be eubjm* tu pu such h.uitatiUis; ^re. b« wiH establish his persnolals— imA bLmbois's wraacT-sssae ftta.rf.dd.; dpt. JH* asparagus, b>. thyme, hie ssge and A Trial will eosrlne.ft* mom OspomL parrieyjtrts thuharb. bis guuedbertwe, rE«AI.ES-FKXAVKe-mLALKS. 'slr»wberrU«,*od raspberries; and in so angto—hidiim if he eh<-'.» l»y a ball of Thrawwr JdUiura* Mwltor it Manta th. KsdhhifjMiry—he-bibjl hjysjhis hutbed ,nnd ratocr Hanau ftaasqsaM by sat ether remedy, ^Maip.wg bratp. Fwrki&Uura. *bich .alt u in Cblorou. or releniion. Irregularity, Talw -tariu. er*.pa daniand,.drill admit - of any ^Sffikigeyuruto be inky prrfrr, and he stay ♦alii.i»Ahei groupHigW and wm th«» ,ff>ud ’wife's faVor.be here and there < l|Ule •su-i-lst iifaush old laahi«n«l flnwets m ^llps—yelixw fillies and whits, with F.iijqs of all tihndrs. 1 I ixiii th\otb»r half he may rusks dtaArthkUHh uf |»rts.>b»'lrintong the .art­ grus crops W>th Ti-»r<ler lines of China «>r rRafeaee- Iwaii-; and he may split the «!,.,!.• er.msr-e. by a walk HVerarohed i»ob riimUix Lim^s, or the L*<tid>u> II-irlte«i'»ur*l—petting off th; tww ends ?. J. at Soarlkt-ruunerR. and ■surbase of firry Naaiurlium. There are also trailable tad preuj ItfxiM't f<>r making the laud do double httv. The bwrd.r lines uf China beta*. vh:cb will ln> ripened in rariy August, pay bare Swedes sown in their shadow In the first data.uf July. •«» that wbe* the Vbisiea bsvir fulfilled tftrif misviyo, there will Ire s sew line <4 purple green BtAhcir place. ;TW •*!/ radishes aud msfedlr ms* have HtteR little circlets of ewtsiiriitor 'piw. bia way intertering with tt<-tr»x,and e«>vsrii« tne ground when JUtofiastsre 4-nw Ths early Uanaauu !OME AND BUY MORE iov-m 11 caowa a frequent dr.im aad ilr«r.ir.ofth to V rineta. 1 hereby remorInj Ouxlroelioa^ Pmrwt lt>< and curing b-tricloro. of Uw Urethra, allay in. Paia end lulLuatiua. an frequent ta the clew J dwrawre. and cay^ltog ^/Vuoane, DwMMd.ad GOODS! 'BxXXCT* • are tovcV^ottA o$ rave auA V,o\»<Y^uX. rooXa anA kt?ot, vAxae\v VCUlke X\xe xxv ' 'VovA.e. 'R.ctoaeVw lit. KoWveVa feXovcvucXx 'BxXXc.vft IN MY LINE OF TRADE Come and See !! acAvft, X\xx \*oot wvavx. 'cwan^ XiocXot'* "Dt. ’B.o'oM.k'* ftXotwo.eVw 'BkXXe.ts WE 11VAB JUST RECEIVED arc X\xx rveVk 'caavi'a SoVaec. o.w\ Cohort. ‘D*. 'BtecfecxVa rraff* *>d ratiraljr fr« frore lb* raid .!>««. ttmkI moreor I*m h. a!) <b« ord to.re toaie. aad ureiuchls. oftb.prrantd.r ■*<••: ’•'d'^rnt^orttaovftbarommuSljr; as IllMTrr- ftX.owkO.cV. "B\X.Xet» uwA^oycxXc. XYvc uxok. axxA At\>\.\x,XaXcK. nriaia. anpweuimi <rf as mopanhig am sHeraa HIE BEST Dr. Tlo'ocwV.'u GOODS sswureBacwniBs. Whiuh we offer st which' la nekowladgid to t>« the only principle fw a perfect Sawing Maaklns. . . ' . Tbv make tba Lock or RbutOa SUteb alike on both eldaa, end tor economy In threat atrength, durabfllty, eleattatty, sad btontr of falib, le laperior to any ether Stitch varf. Tber ere «.-. ■ ■■ It BSUwMl Sb re.Ily as. deretoot read I\j adieetod and kept lo order w i thou t lek in g apart or mo r| ng a aerew. CHEAPEST! ftXxwwcwcXv 'BX.XX.tra awcix^ vcve\ame\\o\^ axxA wvaYcc Ta}*, vn\o^cftAt; CHERRY PECTORAL, Dr. 'SLotooxWo ftXoxwa.cV 'BVxXc’t* artX\xx SoXAVer'fc VrkrwA.Yovi ^YtAMA\Xv(YX D\arrVktu.,'D^*twYtr^, VL'MunxiV.'uiw, (Ac. BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES tFOR0_.J»»l Tbo World’s Groot He mady tar Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con- . sumption, and fior the relief > . . of Consumptive , ’,' ।, • in advanoad stages ’ ■ > . of the diacesc. TAc. gittert ar, put up ffuar bottle,qf iL'hioh thaalquaia ct jiie-aiir. il«.. 27i» fahri ta Jintly angravd,ar. la prwidfti with a tt^fr-guaj-i jryoounUrftittra. (Pnoa fl prr bettl». ri*/or U. O. ,W. Ifob-iok, (Proprirtcr, JfB. Eaal Fourth Bt, Chnaiiu^tti. to n>JU all erdrrt thauld ba addrwtcd ' »«t A***t*. lunary, 1864, Clothi Tarr err siiaptad to a .eirsag aad durable 1 important, forrren ■UM a frail machine u AND Hfrflta, and , M. Owd. Bind. DRY GOODS! -&IHU Z7.K HI 63,008,556.39 GBOCEBY, Eating 4- Billiard saloojv ITABLISUED 1760, PETER LORH.LABD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer EAT«M * aUiXAUUHTO*. ]<«;>« CW^ttMTMC JS.'/ (Fonusrly « Cbaatan uewt, Xsw Ycrl.) ______________ . rklpitkbe., * ridgy o. lb. U«d.r .kJ* Uf xtotb. 1 ww ur»r gstbart and Irani* wllh- 1 ou* stock or oaocnw B VERY FULL AND COMFUSTK ... , OT* BDCfiltftTTABUM HARD-WARE 1 OCR HATMO DtPARpilNT K r**PCVfc** AVWnrTMW sad H Fancies TOBACCO. te ,*• M TUMI «»» TIMM OUR GOODS |>nTStCTAJ«radttant*«m nwglfag JL way. arar tb. Court flow**. X Mtn?'"FWf A TTOBXEYS »d COUKBK1.LORS FOR RATeF wv loams were H*evssarv on a farm one BamNrawa --Mr.J. W. Ctarim. of Green €dke. Wiserirem. Wt 'a ftiwimiinira .SSTJij UTt YjtVV^wOOT VCbCvvCft V*<tY\A. A large stock of . JSEs^-stfasfiKrt theranma eapetaM of. trad. Thee also st^rd ihpkose borne nma» .be Ju-pt on every farm, muTthat It ia rb*aprf to fur. tftarfaU extra fo.rur and make a.tram pt two than keep one h.»r«e and a y<*e of eMlle. Ouc.aisn attjaestatl thkt mules would be better than adv other animal. Ir a trirm!. Wrariy rfl temgbt I? rw.i %TdirtrtetalnfltofflRw freeraad dfw.Hbia brea l ua* iafcHiblaaea pnwestWruiid irraatol iu. ... - *- -—I »t..—.»».« wto, legyre to H Blandulv tea*. Figq ftXc.wwo.cXv ft'vXXcTS tea. nd dlsrasM of lb. CBIXaBT nBUAXB, wbetton- eitabag ia sub or ruin from wnU•ttr CMUS .origiasting ssd do mutter of sow lomo niTKXI ' litres**, of Ibra* Orens reastore th. aid st a DILRI.TIC. HKUtHolira EITRACT BUCliU irtwa* <ibkat oiunrric, u>d t* nreaia uUt. tb. desired tffret is *11 ZhM.re.yar vabcd il -J tautrotthin will enable nay one to ear then ffl aueceUYoKy. Tba toHowtog ar. aoma oftb.fr |.h,anWre w»th eattls thnn with1 hor». s . Kjl.all^Tren-l In.fcvnr ofrat­ tle. ArversTgrWfolhah prraent prefer rod a h-.rar lynin brttnra they enuM du more work fo a wl''ri>‘»^os. ^»'th nbouf ' 7. Javu-ndioe, Kidney Complaints, mxiA a\.\ Avm4im« o$ a akvaokc.Y waYurc, ■Qt X.rre fail to raitofy three who <It. U.ei a that­ nui^h 4 ihe.vutoet to purejiase.aiule •» horses nor as tnueh to net yokes and carta ns bspwrsmw, and wagons. 2d. Ymmg. ^ifty cattle would increase in,value fauwi iwmty-five U» fifty dollars par yoke nniiunnv, wnoe n-,r»o» wrwm rooiwm XUquI Us-same value. SJ. Horace ire mor. I iahledo meet with aoevdranA and kiBrty injorire* that wretild render tho horse worthlwn, woriW prove but a slight WSifllif’d to^fie’tix <»l- l«»* to ths. owner. 4pu.There pf-t many kinds <?f work in ZaA pkore. :Ul eun ba performed to JBisthnp' Suintss St Livsr Oomplajini, R. J. GRANT! WEEIS CELEIIATEI MTEST At the last tntrating of the Greenfield Club tbe question for discussion wiit — jVbst kind uf team is the most erj^utslfor s fermdr tdUKl ' '! Ttr opinion «>t those present, aeeordto tncTSrernfield Gatttlt. generally seemed lo be that if* farmer kept but cine team.-that an ox teata is decidedly economical, for the.-followiiio ®pmr!‘l*t,-lt'w»i<ndwnAtntt n^ad-J KeVar and or THOSE— tewsa uHl eume le-time u» leave -pace ■fnr' libiflail ft.w i.frtie mel.m. that have EridmcaoZ tbs meal relfabl. aad rrepoaalble dreen plalitrfi at interval, amtmg tbsm.—• cbaraclrr win aceomj'.by tbe crediting. Price »1 per Bottle, or tli for*&. ^e.te»n.8i»wv wiiriindZifktefcl shade securely peeked from ■Utoher the Imim of sweet worn, slid tl>c Deliver*! to any addreae, obwr’eluxi mewde witter caMragm a temporary tateriU S)pHpitauitattta*tn»lcatitur, JAtfiijift.Mtu the.sun. and'-f the aheltnr of ripened pwta. I do m make the., sug­ gestion. st random, but atfthe remits of actual and suveeasful j experience. - • . > WWb sack si mple-and orderly arrange Heftt, inyolviag no excessive tabor, 1 think every farmer and country liver uiutv take plcaswuffln his garden as an objBd-of breroty ;—making <€ it a little taffMnnjeisbinr. with Its Coppices of diaA Me£ ft. b»dgr‘ ro’we of curram. amj-fpHtselHitrieai aad its mriufona <>f •bi wherries nod thvme. From the «*rv dny on ^hick in spring, b« sera i he first faint, upheaving tufted lines-.f his Dan 4F«Murkea.«e lias day wben the dunlgllng LiniM and sprawling, bloody tomau«» <p-e smitten by ths frvjai, it offers a field fat .constant progress, and of wcmasWe triomph., Uns by Urie, and company by )8ompany, the army of grera tfoegs uke »»«. <AX Wwu “'AX* (Wu» \«U XbfXWX W* a daiAX—a '4«aX 'BwCOaVd.Xot ox X\vt wwtfttMU* 'BX.Uoub AvWVrvc’te o5 X\ve 'Via*X awA BouXtoA'Mvc 5oy a Kok% Xk’Kve, uvweK accAcA aft a’AxcVe. oX ftXowvae'W 'B\XXt<%, 4 tokeft. va ^to^t c^waxCuXu*, <\\A o.X X\xx ^.vo\ucv Yum, at» a wwre. Biliw*. lmH~whkwgt Delay. (ftbltosr/ - - J. ft.WWEKZET, Agni. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-04-20.pdf 1cf5729f5d1eaca6f176ca0e5a208ad7 PDF Text Text -T axraf.il IM lh<» .VitroV pn .aaliriu .—™1 vol. <$-■ vni. BO. §L Swtisp %MMT, Srttttrt ■ jortrs. ta ruBLtflsiD tYitn mmnn, r aAartNus, aaaav cccstt, MtCVtoaw <^s.ia *A*G-Aba>**«eer lte/>sW^foi. AT THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! A wild sad uur w«*f.cir*J il.feug Usages thy trunU •** tout, cad rr«tYet nvrvs thy spirit u> the praet* An4 blrooh not •tlhj tixMtu Ul. Kt Roberts & Strik: g.istiinp’ Unsintss §trtrtarr. ^Chemicals, Hntwte, Oita, Ca» I ph«;wr. Bwmissg Fluid. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. m-s utvm Y«*, tbengb you U« apes ths dull. WUralUey • bo Ue. S»a iBl 04* full of tape and mulj tmt, ui. ti.«M r*n m b.to* h*n. Till fme the irumpst's moelh is p.aJed Tbt Wait •< triumph e'sr ihy grsrs. It was a warm and sultry meroing in the last of June. The inhabitant* of Mwiiruoutb were all aatir with the knowl­ edge Ihnt tb* two armies were tn their midst, and by the laotto* sustaining the TRA. COFFER. BUGA*. 8FICES. 1'KPPSR, probability that a geaenil action waa PHUM EH. HGS, RA15TK8. COMfUMU 1 fart, *v*rv*M*g io U»» Grocery liao, M*k as alxiut to lie haxarded. Th* British' ar­ ,til R— r_. __ my, ciunm.vn.ied by Sir Henry Clinton, had assumed one of tb* atrongrat situs tw*s. Upon the high grounds of Mon mouth Court House, they laid tbelr dank on the border of a amail woods, the la»t guarded by a deeper one, and ths rear running inward a tuuraaa. W« rise keep on hand * good »»*orUu«at oT The army was disposed in au«b an adSTATIOlSTETl-lf, jaevut pueitioo aa to be able to baeraas tac vitality ia the rear, and take advtn tags uf the first mbviMnd&t. Tb* other PE5A PKXCRK. IMS. TXTOB. dGwwrala, Lafayette, Green, Wain*, ^tewurlsn.i Loull, •»re directed to bold tiwvr troop* in readme* to support the front. . Early ia the morning n<>tiee wa* JgiveU that I tie van of tb« enemy waa ia Uto­ lina. Gee. Lee ituuicdiately prepared to make an attack upon ttara. and be • m e<M a joined by Gen*. Dinkersuu and Morgan with their ■jHiited troop*. lu full view uf tta hoiia* of II < 4li. and Molly, ibis action euiMgii-iKwd. Ilollia put on bio military min at oaw. The ■pint which animated every true Ameri­ can waa newly aroused kt thia apectade. «r tU-a4y P*y> ouly. and be waa impaticut iv aiingle iu the groceries PATE-V H3BICIXE8 LHEAIP, IF©& iCAEIEI WOOLKf. FACTORY, ballsof th* *Mmy wbtexed aWi bead. M<dly was atrongly imprr. to the picture; he tad oner looked girariouato her befot*. fSve when b* ' about to Mcrifiee hi* hie at th* pte*Ti the centraf nbjrtt uf aavage ire. '8ha tanedirtfoty, General ronld not be rwstraiu^d Unger. Skipping to Molly, tad tbe away to th* oo.il spring, a fete rod* dis­ distinguished vliitoril toot tbblr" depart' tant. she filled thepiteber, and. rem*vn-. •wring Hultie'liking for spearmint, panead a moment to break off a'few leave* of the rich bed, fringing tbe hank al ber le*t. Tb*** she tattled in the pitcher as she run up to Hofli*. Re received the uffitrlng gtadlv, bfrou-d ber fur th* tbo’t la a tow rotes, and drunk tbe nteU* bo tore tee resumed hlv dutv. Molly ran UnMMB04/1 , _ _____ _ ,________ by tbe a'.raadb sight bf her .white BtaJliiri drees am id Ar bloody strife. 8ho re­ lar ces* efa martial spirit and petriotte turned to h*T p<al of weudrhtff with devotion t* th* flag. . braatMem ahaiety, fee th* Grille 4hg«d FcHrtfl-Uvuk’s parsnta died a*tan she cliwcr *od flerror. Uno>r.sci«<aaly abu was only three year* old, and left ber would break forth with word* ofeaenur- wltfi a bnwher, in Chicago,' 111. Stion agemwnt for favorite general*, aa ah* di* - after th* war eommroMd, *ta and b* t.ngaisbcd thsir uaifurma, or the bo bi* brother, enlieted in ths gbtb Hume burses which tb*y rede felling dead b*ne«(h them. Oneo nrore she vontwrod oat to earry water to Hellis, fur h* nobly and unre........................ miuiagiy wwrkwdi in lbs ____fear _ _____ of th*__fa*. _______ _ Bb« had refilled bar pitcher, wbea -torn ing. obe saw Hollis Ml lu the ground.— With a hlanebad cheek, and a burnUU forebudiag rashing <>«vr her b**rt, *b* her hmba, whileaa»d limb* wave doing lost n» lima in reaching the apoU their duey ia th* Mtetnpu Th* Rebaf* Alaa I tee waa dead I a ehnt of the en- searclied teur person f.r papers and dt*emv had killed him Instaaily. ero ered ber sex. Tbn rascal* respected “Take that cannun away,” said Gen. ber aa a woman, and gave bar a separate Wayne to one of th* soldier*, "w* cas- room whi|* In prison at Atlanta Ga.” ’ noi CU the plea* by a* brave a .man as bs During her captivity she- ratWvad a letter from Jeff, fhsviw, • affriing-bar a “NuProtarnad Moll ______ looking np-m LieatHiani's ovasanfasma if eha would the Geoaral tatalika death, yet enlist in their army. Hltehad no b»m* calm in ita inaeparatlMi of bravery hcigb- and no rslsti***, but sb* Mid eh* prefer trnad to baruiam ; “the eaanon ■halla.u red to fiahi aa a prlrata soldier for I be be removed fur the want of souie uoe to star* and swipe* lbwn lo b* honored with a oeminiseion from tb* Ifelx. About more, for I will uee ray iiunust rxartious cw* weeks ago *b* **• «xohanged. Tb* to avi ng* bis death.” ;■ loturgeau triad to axtort from her • Molly was now feirly aroused. She promise that *be would g* bum*, and Aot enter aervica again. “Go home!" she loaded and diseharj * '* Mid; “ray ealy. brulhor waa killed al ibe officers beheld PiUshutg Loading, and 1 ba«e no bom* —no friendsI" . . Dr. Wdker dewribaa Frank aa nd about medium height, with dark hazel eyas, dark brown hair, rounded feature*, and a feminine voioa and appearance Dr. W. ia **11 veined in hamao aatorea, as. “Who have w* bare inquired Gen. Washington, attracted to the spot by the • insular sDcctaelv ^An knjal ..t (tL boat of MUhael. The power uf bell Would drop befiw* ber F replied Gen. Wayne. .Molly Itow determined an a co ep d« rnaUka Acrordingly eh* ral-adcd me l-uuumi with double the *rdinary quhu, then discharged it. A terrible erub sueweeded. Molly was tbrbwh Into tba air several feet then she fell on lb* groaad with violMe*. Tbte* British soldier* were killed, and an officer of high rank was apparently mortally wdatided.—> Many who eluod by were thrown down I* a private, but th*rif will be w*rk enough fiir me to do." • Rrmember the Etta of your fitthcr.” fsltrrr-d Molly. “I thought y 6a were braro. my awn wifeT’said llollte, with a smile uf affiso- BAKTIJifaH. UIUB. (~iop!rr.T “BatUrarenaa have not I«*i their charm for tri* yet. tfo-ogb I rowfcwa to umraual ' •mriotfi this itHiraingI’'v*pHta Molly . “I ahail ri-tuni atmiffb* darling, it niuy 1 be with new glory attached xw tbe honor 1 •hie name which my faffirr transmitted to me. I muat fight ib««w rod eoste. Molly. O<>d Ideas yftu, and good by* Udf ibe pnwent,” returned H«ll>a. farm*-, i.g her to bis heart with a parang *- sHierfar rif perbewety Tte •*. wBK| COTH WAMA5TE0 ■tronC.and dnrabla//£, t*e cAanpmj »ey ft> j* C& for yoor fomiha Try it? ■ wuyu GAKRLXG IWPra^j site talk* B*^M**»y. _F l-NT db. a. p. DBAKR PRACTICAL DEKTI8T, wsLS^sr-i.'i iSRSs ltd Mully, “l wnly whhed to ••A bleeeing g» vflrt yea. htuhasl!, said. **rv» my' country ; the death of tqy hnaM.»!h, as Halite sf*d rapidly from th* band made me. *lmo*t frantic.” ’ , ' ikmr. '•*Y*lu merit a eaat «if arms like nur Th* enemy advanced en near MuUy’a Joan of Arc,” «.|Wrvdd Lafayette: ;bsrs house tliatAita C<>eld quit* plainly toe- ! •wntainrif iwn goldeii 11111a* tad a *wtwd linguisti tbeir mutKios. .......... . i. pointing upward, bwaryng a crown;” -Oh. that I wero • man P sh* sxctalm-1 atauld prefer eaglr* in pfaM uf tbe ed t -i wmild giro tbhee British ly/snt* fra* daros of death! Tt> tbmk */ tlteir I ill lea.’’ said Mnllyr • '••tta shall have an sptalHte fur yltur approaeh tw war v*ry dmwwl Of tbeir burning the beautiful bnnas of sum* of coal of arme,” said Gen waahtetton, ris­ oar neighbors, because tb*y would n»t ing In Bi* acrostonikd dlgtifty «/ maahcr; • I here'cuhfer upon y«>ti tbs rank tifChp. tain, aa a te*llmi?i*r »f tny rvt»rij fbr y<>ur tarsioe.” / ■ • » 'i Tbs idbwr General* aro**. and. tro»rfng >■ ------ -T went top mile* from otnip toggt supper at a form houae. aad while waiting for tea. were surprised 'id find severs I ravol'v*r. suddenly ad*a«ca fate the room, bebiad each pair of wWcb waa either Col. M<«eby, a rebel Captain, ore Lieutenant sll rather detenniurd own, with toboot m their ey **,*. who dwrasndad the irawiediate surrender, of ths sfi«rs*M T*nk**a. Th* aim being wicked, th* Twenty-fleet­ er* s«W they wero ‘under a cteud,' and so quietly gave up lb* eoctest. “Col. Msraabp-wna **cb elated with hi* g*<>d JurtaM. and required bi* pri*on-rvto follow hiin euppsriesa os bis round* t* hi* headquarter* at Paris; th* they did the legulsi rebel cavalry F— •Q-w did tbev I the prisoner*) like his style of fightfng 1’ * “R* wan. In the mean time engaged In gattaring bi* men. with, tb* avowed inteiihfon.vf attacking Captain Gere's force at daylight, and if possible uf cutting It to pieces. His followers live in the farm­ houses df Loudon. Clark and Jefferaoa Muntiaa. tad ar* either reb*l soldiers or Utfern citiacna as th* cava may require. II* would ride up to a home, call Jak* t>r Joe, tel| them that bn wanted tb*m at 'such an hour, at the usual place—go and tell Jim or Mo*e—almost-every farm turned **t somebody in answer to bi* anil proriduy Ibattbew men, with th* errtified ualhqf allcgiem-c in their p-cketa, jiuirooto tb* young wotqan in quaation and with poses allowing them'.to come rraairM, that eft* abould bacninniiasmmal a LiMlauaak in ibe.ariujt- The Doctor al**M(i*M that Congraa* abould aeaigM women to duty io tb*arniy, wnh eumpen-’ Mosaby dismounted and stepped into tb* a.tinn^a* wall aa *nlur*d mru. averring> house where h«- had his headquarters, that patriotism lut* nuwx. Whirtber th. his pistols in t(d bolsters. Th* LwutenPrc.idsnt * ill oorotniaiiun Mias U->vk a*' kink; with dradlt revolver, watched th* a L«euten*nv*r Cungrosa .wjll draft Mr*. priwwvar*, >abihi lb* Capteia' endeavored Walker’s country *u<i*ra,into,tbe asryiiie1 <•• find an Orderly to take tba bon**.— we know not, but wa ar* certain tkal the. '■ CM-poyel &ma>m, who had bee* marking Doctor ia thoroughly in aarpe*! and that, • the road fur future uae, and bad been tb* story uf Iwr new purtrgs is an iater-’ Hong bsAliig for it Mv’bla ebaner and a*HQg ona,— JFateia^toa RtfviUcan. pr*t«nded to' tie bis -borne, but really ouniag bi* foot into lb* atorrnp of M»*sliy’s •addfeaad lying hold of on« nf the OapL Hardy, B. A.. wtitea au iatev-.. overlooked Jgtetol*. The Lieutenant de­ tr.etlni ' th* move, fired at him, when eating letter to tbaJMd newspaper, an*,.. teetiag menungon • suteiwent that ia :New>' Siinpsnn shut Mnf through the heart with foundiaad there to wel a s*pha; load, frog, th* weapon b* tad secured. Tbe Captain or rvptile of aayi suet; war sqmrtala, turned round and fired, snd Col. Mu»eLy porwepia**, mink. or tnies.Opi. Hardy «me yi the door, to see ‘what all that — say*: “Besides the above mealiotwd row was abnnt.’juaX In time to hear • deAetaoetaa, I found, ertwa viaiuug New- bullet whit unpleasantly do** to his bred r-uvdhiud last summer, several wiiier-. that SiaipeMi tired at him, -just for Urfk,’ Il wait mld-eammer, and ihn fimfiioe were as be and his corursd Ml—yelling back : actatilfetfog w myriads in tan warm »vs-■ ,‘ColturcI,Mo*yby, how do you like nur s>ngv over* very swamp ia Nwta Boutte; style >ifpghung! XVe bel-rag to the SI Nrw York. And away thev went, leav’ inft'Cid Mnsebv dfewtotmted, aed outwit­ ted srf bia liMi boie*, saddle, pistols, and usemugfe tww Yankee priw-aerv.aad with al least one vacancy atnoeg'his [eninmis- □.■iaiw'rsra _ G,rp Silvp-,m rwJe ig ■ ralhw to the camp, elroely followed by Uta Sergeant, and gave CapU Gereaotlc* and aw •mp*. taping' tn im ■nm* little ' of the *ti*my's lutentfons.” croSkvF take a header from the ’ bank; atidby suae* stope* in'tb* wood*, where, ui> tba iu»inlahd they might b* ace* at' every other atop,' in oiarrh of imikev. but in varfi. | .b*1fere wutUe wf our ountmtm trltfbMlOr “ ' pmia^ tn thia li I ibernl response. Th* next day a worn** wb* depended upon her dail^vork for tier own support and that .if her child ran, brought him a iuHar till to b* added as bvr ttilte l0-thecnH**U<*tTh* pastor de*iiaed U> taha ik, tolling te*r ab« ought n«t to give *•• much ; but tire woman iu____, faitkftll eistad. sddmg, “Wev* bad h ie th* h-iuse many weeks'; wecantwri spewd Ik." ’ B«rfsr rttat tW Wil was a.mA tm, the past year aa bis trkin, weft tilled with . e«.taM . I and dtrpp*rf>« that wb* tad fewsd <HT BabbV pfikrt Whro ta •AdT *«■*»£- drod t»afe. and W* haw* Ms tor* �' to £> ready al tte mort vital points. [ Gen. WHson. chtefCare!ry Bureau, Washington. Al tea bran *etign«dfo th*. Igt Division of Ctealrt of th* Atoiy rif th* Potomac.- Grant returned lb AMD DO 0IV3 HTWl fo»Tte> At TJO?;: Col. Juxtit of the 5;h Cavalry Lakes win* from a br.1. Hara mwrs TaatiwKmy, * i Confederate roily Ma cbotor telworn charge pf tbe Butrau. Gen. , Nv4 , and Accounts from V that Md the ■nbiuwstion of tte au«th.T ottec <4fi.e-s have teen ordered tu re Hr (Bites) tbtegtol thro Mr. Outfox in < port to <»♦«. 8tnith. forte* tbe resolution fur the expufei.m of espteat « r inuMBii *tMM. b>ng was mistaken in bi* eorwtreetl'ti Inforn.atioo-bha bro* received at ufUr. Long's sp-ruh. Navy Depa rVr.ro I -from 'Commander Fetitandv. Wood spoke against the *xpulsionofMr. IxHig. Dlix kading Hqusdrou. nf the eaptgrs, by Mr. Cox, "f Ohio, referred to a speech lb- poll Head surrei: ndtng* wf a genuine the st earner Columbine, of gba steamer of the Mayor uf Baltimore !• TSfll. i" Kellogg organ. The Bunntr only asks which the Mayor said that Secretary Sun.t-r. and tb- slraetur Hattie Brooks, for such a candidate m will strengthen Cham snld he was willing to reougnixe by tbe Sumter, armed and manned by a detachment of men from the Pawt^e, 'rather than weaken tbe ticket—ime that th.- South. tinder command!nf Acting Master J: C. Mr. Aaklay. of Ohio, denied that Mr. will not rna aa heavily behind hie ticket Cnmpt.-n. ..f the Pawnee.up the 8u John’* aa CM. Kelkigg did In thia and <*c otbu> Chaws ever raid Rfver Florida. The Hattie Bombs t* a Mr. Wood replied that Becretary valuable pribe. She te fitted op aa a fine county, two years ago. notwithstanding Cii*«c would not deny te said so. . Bengrr boat, has a fine saloon, end It was tbeuagro regulars that -fougtp extra effnta ware pot forth in hia bvbalf, Mr. Wmd here arat up to* te rend a j lieen engsg-d nt transporting stores so well. 'n»y bwndlvd theartillvry^iib and out withstand tag he ran against the catepaign document in which II was rep down the St, J‘4m’» BiW, great akill, and tbcir bravery a« onfthw rrst-ntrd that leading Republican* had ex moat uwp>-polar Dumot rsl in tbia Dis tongue* of all loyal man. ' Una **< the prfssrd an opinion favorable to the dis trict. Tbe Aeaaer only a»ks for a man regiments In thu attnek-un the fort wag aofution nf the L’niofo tin-3d Ky.. <’••! Tboen^wih -whu eoht »bu will hare no octAhiun. on acuounl of /Mr. Wood, resuming, said > believro 1 Cairo. April 18.—Tbe tehrl Gen. Bn Dw'ret-W W. wnOLNuUGH, unpopularity, to buy hi* enemies or ecH, That tf uur Government wott!.’, net in a ! f»rd sent a flag «»f trore at 7 o’clock this Uianded* totigmle. This regiment wa*‘ reiwd in Paducah. Abreu gt^ra ago. by hig irieoda. One who is n«*l w> poor that proper apirtt by nt^utiatiiig, a praro morning, demanding the surrender of Col. Tilghmm, afiurwa-d Brig. General, could he restored without firing anolter Fort HsUrck, Columbus. Ky., the white be need asreaa bia appointee* to pay bis gun. He (W«*d) «*bm nulla favor of soldiers to l>e treated as prisreeranf war, and G-d. Tto-wnpaon, wb-. waaal ■*— *'— expense*. We believe there are several jb*r*rogniti<« ur the areeminn of tte hut no pretectimi ia . promised colored । । sorb men in tbe District. whou« goutbrni Stales, but ia fav« of dUng troops found in arma Five huurs were lbs Banner has n>4 and will r.-u evpree* justice In thaSuntbein people by dnd«v- given fur. the removal of woinro and j a pruforrace. But if tbe Erylt and other oring U> rretorv them to the Union with children. Th* .learner Crawford arrived ■raablteati Cwwsty Cesvsuttee. all their coostitutirwial right*. here at I P. M. crowded with the latter. Tbs Msp.bUrese of B«rey Oseety are re^ureiad i very unwise friends nf Col. Kellogg Mr. Sciumck, ..f Uhusssid he.(Scboack) Aa *h>- waa leaving Colnmhu*twu Aaam IS THE BEST TBUC . r—< by lulrom •< Oren Ileus* >n H»* >..g«.<» KaUuJar. M.r 14lb. l-.i .1 m>. o'chxA 1 cbooec tn cintinoe to treat with derision did Ml hel.wg to say such srb<w>L He. era arrived from below wflh 3 000 vet­ ' tbe objections as yet nfiured to tbuir man. (Srhrnok) was hi firrar of having nuemo erans, tn rovtt for home '-ft furlough, and entertained by a very large pa’t ■’» fervneu with rebek in arms. In king for also a battery, which were landiti. and this DfktHct, wt may prrsrnt still other their recogaitinp. He waa fiw wf .-flket which would diMihtfesa materially change, h. lb- atu-k, thi* regiment wa* in tte. aaliv putting down the rebellb« -that U the enlmlatinna of the rebels objections, with “accompanying d<<u adv awe, ami aufiterd tte m««t. C»loti*l would never rate* its hydra bead again. The I'Mmrr Oltve Branch from New meat*,’’ l«» their satisfaeti<.n. Tbe mere iatimati-io nf pe*w« had been Orleans thh. arrived this afternoon, re- 'lb>>mp*..n w*«.literally torn in pirevi. t.f' ( a shot from a *irgr gun baud tel by coi-’ Ws hate uu doubt tbe Aegis and Ha scorned by the rebels, yes gentlemen tw>rt« fii*htlng had liven going *>n at F»'l c<«d}nt»ra are elncwre in «hr ad* ica to here wiield rraw) «m their Nellie* and Pillow nil day yretrrdsv op tft the lime fored'inen. 'ITrov colored mro were na live Kvnlurkirn*. and ~s*u of Item ofthe Bon^tr to drop the subject ; Il i* lick tbe rebels* feel. Mr. Schenck spoke sh* pa«a*d lh«ra,tbri-u 1’. M., wbra there, ted up tbuir lire* fir th*ir country, la in senrnhil terms of Wood's conduct, was a ressatioo nf boat U it fee. Negotianut tbe first time nth spirits ha«e asked saying that ihe latter waa one who would ti.rn* were pending, and a flag nf trnce I there nut a atacn ju»tire in tbe feet that to be ^Ict aloBe.” I many of three paid ths peualy' of their abase himself tn tbe rebel*, tn rvatnre tr-aw-n at tifetr own door-prata by tfle tbe Democrat* to place and powar. hands of th- deapfeed native Keutucklaro Mr. Voorhire, nf Indiana, without retuf African desent ? tering into a qweatioo as t» tba merit* of Tbe next nnmber of the Bakmkm com- ' To Hon. Lucien Andera>« of that dis­ what L>*ng bad Mid, maintained the right tn br efforts mad-A.. rsi*u it agal*. pletas it* Eighth year. It is no longer trict, the credit I* due of getting perm is-1 of a Representative in Congreaw t«« ex Ltttr—Geo. Buford'* demand wa* for an experiment w tetter a straight forward j pre* bls public eeatimrnt- in* bt-balf of tte utvowidith-nal aurrrafe-r «»f Fort I’il afon to raise a regiment of black* which wo* don* agtiast the uppouitiun uf tbe hie OMiatitureita, in a decoreu* and prop fearlwsa, independent. Republican paper, has the following: . Al'b^e-dMSFttWvw'fc/ARmdudkMf ■’■ “The oboief of Fortress Monroe aa a er manner. Thi* waa all that Mr. Lmg de red th* neg rr ■ would l>r returned to &atc a thuruire. ean be sustained in our growing and eu To Cui. II •efc*. a noble War Democrat secondary basis involved tbe necessity bad d-aie Had Scbm-ck lived In other tb*ir mnslrr*. luit if iorerd tn take the terprjs.ng ouunty. Tbe Bstririta is to-d.iv and all tbe tn*>pu under hi* »*u»m*n<l, of leaving Washington, or »be fixed ba­ days be would have been ear mu tte mob quarters would be >hown them. an evidepew of that fact. While it baa sis. tn be threatened, morally at least, who demanded the drumfire *1 of Christ, I Q.l. Lawrence, of the 34th M-w Jer great credit ia duu for their ubvlinate and sometimes struggled with apparently by the enemy. Thu first movement, to or 'b-n who burned Juba lodgers al I aey. commanding the p-wt, replied that •n<*-sa*ful d-frmw. The gunboats fired 6000 rounds; they ndverer fortunes, it has in tbe end tri- , Fortress Monroe, was the stride uf a gi-1 tbe slake. The slang uttered byScteark 'hi* Government placed him there to de act. The second, in tbe direction of was more becoming degrading purlieus fend the tort, and a earrender was nut uf lunl three wounded. The CatXS'U of lbs unipbed over all opposition, whether of Richmond, wee that of a dwarf. When than it waa tba presence wr bearing ol Paw Pop received a scratch iiom a mina financial personal or political character; tbe army arrived in front of tbe linev at gentlemen. nir Irnll on the right check jmd a belt vast nnd-if its increased circulation is an indi­ Y<>rkl»wn. it numtered probably 100.­ through bi* MHial—wia. The troops m Mr. Sebenck briefly replied to Mr the fort hnd 14 killed and 40 wounded.— cation nf its appreciation by the reading 000 men, and here ttere was no timid Vuorbfes. • New Y»rk, April K-Th- fall in g-W Fijrreat took about 40 convstesc-nis in Mr. Colfax asked the Honea U» act cvmtntmlty, the fusdre Is foil of hspe and President to fato-rfere with the command; ncvertbeless McClellan suffered blma.-lf apart tn morrow, al 2 <•'cloak, for a vote was eaunud bv a report that Mr. Cb-ae has drawn from M00 000 re tROO OOO 300 killed and 1000 «<wtndad. Tba lat to be stopped in the middle of an ..fienaga'iel g"*d sent from Ban Francisco tar war* taker. u» MayfiwM by rgiU lb. |alr* campaign by Magruder and 12,000 | pre^MMty. Mr. Orth spoke in’favor of the former liaatenltte fiirt unburied. la asking the continued patronage uf , men. Hi* previous information, jrcieh | rreolutioo. He aa'id if old Geo. Jacksun Inat vear. The Baltimore Snthrrn repivrts a fight j had been tn power, instead of censure be-ar friends for another year—a year per- was afterwards found to be inrorrect. near Winchester <«n Friday la*t between hipa, fraugfe with more-of good nr *vll had stated thh number at 20,000. and ir.g passed <>n the gentlemaa from Mary­ Maj. Hunter, with a force of Puansyfe-s. Magruder made such skillful dtspoeili-m* land (Harris) tbe traitor would now be nia rsvatry. and the rebels inwlrt Imbo­ to.unr belovbd land than any which have (Applause.) i as efluctually e»mpletcd tte deception.— in tbe old Capitol prison Fnwn M t" 100 were killed and y*l preceded it, we have no other pledg­ But a General who, aa Napoleon used to Mr. Pendleton rose to the question' den During one nf ths rebellions ia Ireland wounded rwi tooth side*. Psseee.ger* es or Mvurancea to make, other than may **v “knr.w« hi* trade." will oeldom te । t>l*l the lautuage was unparalled, calling tri-m the west *ay< was a decided Unma tbe rrfol* who bad ewtieeived a high d- grr« of indignation against a certain lie driwn from its past career. Its po­ deceived. Why did be not take means tbe gentleman from Msry land a traitor. triumph. ' Harris to Orth—* You are a liar!” te ascertain the truth 1 Sopposing how ­ greet banker. (Mowed a reraluti.wi that litical principles are well known having Tb- draft is poatp«*a<!. probably until ever. that bia previous inf >rmation had Urth replied that the vila alabluring they would at oner burn, his notes which ever sued by tbe Old Flag, tu guard it been correct, be sbnold not have wasted of <Hir convicted of treason fell eilunt al Jone 1st. they held ; thia they actually did—forget Same 500 t<* 1 000 rebel deserter* are alike from open foes, and treacherous bia time in waiting for McDowell, when hi* feeL Orth then replied at length to said tn be in OkUinuhet Swamp. "Fla., ting that in burning bis notes they were But Mr. V.Hwbiee. fi irada. White adhering to tbe distinct­ every moment r< it was precious. regwfarfy armed against tbe Qwrfrd- d-wtr.ry tag bl* debts, and that lor etjgy Mr. Ki rnan thought It waa Um* right note which went into the flames, a eorive principles uf the Republican Party «»f every bmr’l delay after he bad beard uf j ' erele authorities. that Geweral'a retention, created eighty and duty of tbs Government toput 4<1’r" responding value went into the bunker's tieday, wc acknowledge no creed or plat­ ebancea to one against bia ultimate auc I the rebellion. He was opposed ti> some pocket and owl of thelf own. • This BgMh form which ronflmls with uur judgement ores. Tbe boar of hia arrival in front of' measures of the Admutisl'Blicn, but it • bat a*wy he 1 eraked a genuine financial Cairo, April 14.—-Tuesday morning Hiternianism. of right, and our views of the best moos the lines should Jtare been tbs hour of was idle to talk about peace while armed . . Forrwt with some fj.OQO men altakrd unre (hr the perpetuity of our glorious hie attack upon tbrm. Two overwhelm rebel, are in the owintry. iog maseaa, to which life and energy bad Mr. Davis pf Mary lad, said tbe quve- j F"rt Pillow. 8t«un after tbaattack, Fur­ Tba Ew*gcn>ATt->M Facets watt-w — Upion, nuac more perfect, and mure been communicated, should have been tioti waa not whether the eperch deliver- ( rest sent a flag of truce demanding tbe Mr. Suinttur bos intnaiured'a btlHn the dear by the bl««od of ber tnarlyraalain— hurled on acnarale points, Msgrudur nut rd by the gentleman from Ofeiw wga trea- surrender of the 6>rt and garrison, mean Senate tn make the Emenclputi-m Preu our frteoda, kinsmen, and brother*. In only defeated, hut destroyed 1 Tbe tn»r | w-cable within tbe law. but whether hr white diap<*ii>g his force au aa U* gain n luniufloH of January 1883. « stsinrei .i< The I waa worthy to be a Repreeertutivc. decided ad vantage. all cases, are men subordinated to princi­ aleoftbu Federal army raised! i tbe United State*. Tbe bih I* in tferfol Maj. Booth, of the 13th Tennessee cav­ lowing word.* 5 Mr Davie did m-t envy the gentleman ple*. and platforms and creeds of parties result of the campaign, although it might not hare been ducisire, would have been who refused te expel that gentleman alry. is in romaund. wiU>r400 of that “Tbr Proclamation nf Emancipation. utul *.xiv entice* are alike subject to cenfrutn the House, and afterwards voted he n-giment and 200 <-f the 1st Battalion. > issued by tbe Pretidrnt of tbe United more bunorabls I. »<irc, und repudiation when failing to waa unworthy t- h<Jd a seal here. Tbe 6th United States Heavy Artillery, States, »n the 1st ..f January. IW13. *o Btlrman had proclaimed himself a formerlv tbe 1st Alabama cavalry. e»l- far as th- same <1—lares V* ala* -a, m uur rxtecM* their high prerogative ol standTag Hxkoisp Air» Ceutw or thx nd uf the soemies ..f tba United Staten ored. Tbe flag wf truce was.refused and >ng in defense ot jiratice, of right,and that Daaaa.—A corrspoodenl of a Paris pa­ in relation U» bis solemn oath tu abstain fighting resumed. Aflurwarda a second • tech e«nt*aecs both of these—an per gives the following account «*f the flag came in which was also refused.— I thu QsnaUuitluB. buauag of the psnish officer* : undivided Union, eleansod of its most “Mr. Finck made a lengthy eprach In Both flags gave tbe rebels advantage in 'Tbe Danish office re -qf* heroes. They blighting stain. Men claiming to be wf I opposition to the expulsion; also, in «p- gaining new p<oilioM. The halite waa ma only await with remarkable courage our own political faith most trot claim ' position to the sen ti mm la expressed by kept up till 3 o'clock in tbe afternoon.for the moment when they shall rpeae- 1 bia colleague L«.nt * “ when Major >x>th was I.................. ' —--------1 Arter • *few remark* and will not receive si.y exemption from nre swords with an enemy four time* r. Dumont aaM.-ban Bradford 1<«k coin maud. criticism ur censure if their object be to tbrir strength, but what is Still more by Mr. Whaley. 1-------- ---Mr. Bing wanted l<> win •*' warm place serve the devil, in the livery of heaven. fivrmidable they eat ryu bread as black _ of Fsmand<t, a* crime and as fatal aedeafiny. A Dan­ m the heart and afleetit— Tbe Bx«u* has no ay chopha otic adal(M to stew be waa ish ..fixer haa takam u* hisnaetf the mi* Wwod.th«uu|y way ws *ticn of num in high Station*, nor accept* tii« ol etudying tbe deviation. lnlon.^md to prefer tte recognition of S ht*: ths idcu that all of journalistic wisdom to the distance, of the ri8«w <vf tbe I ru* aiaua. He (pre* every day to thu ad­ emcmitra frpm large citias. The* much and no more, at present, vanced posts, provided with a gtam. and makes a memorandum of hiv obe-rvahave erg an say of what tbe UaMtu baa trnna. Th* day ticfor» yx«tsrday. a Ger­ iieen. r«. ani^will continue to be. If you man rifieimtn psreeived thisuflji-er <m tbe like unr atyW^you pay yottr mnery and look out. at a dielauc* of afemi 600 me Cabo your paper. Wt sincerely hope the trre. The *..)*«•, natmutirely obedi­ ent to military’ discipline, respectfully made tbe sedgte and then pn<reed«d to aitirflspt to lodge a bell in tbe ufSosr'* it such. tfyon take uor paper we must body. Tbe lailrr rejoiced at th'* «ippnrhave war pay. h e-ata money to buy paper, pay for help; ia fact, evurythrng c*aKa mousy. . Our paper is roily Oita Gaw. Gsamt awo hi* Ctasa.—A, pri vata fetter from Lieut. J*me* Hutchin­ son, ot tbe Vutenin Ri eurve Corps, and formed/<>f tb- |8tb New York Volun­ teers, fureisbsu a little inci dec I wbersii. Gen. Grant we* one <>f th-nct»ra. Lieut. Hutchlusoa is ateti-nwd in Ws.hingUHi, and a few dat a since was <-n fluty m Of firer of the Day at th- W ar Department. An order was. In forre which forbade1 f^F" W* presume th* IfetnJt willjbd fault thia week, at the local matter la oar pawr-lal a wneft ret drunk mid raise a t dog»^>.«’t fight, Im* shall % btefthy and prn*f>-r.«a c-mditi emtewous many iateretiJng a fratn «NB* W may hare i<r. nr- W. W. Treadwell, -f th oo’Prople’a Bank swindle, has pe<gr«ti0ra t» tn.ke an *—£"■ t.lODOQ. fi«r the hem-fit -f th* * of th* lauk, provided that te, well) be drrebarged s~i rrie*o-l > cl.ims’or demands of whatever rt from tte creditors of the l'*"k A startling event U-k y ►d .y, in Allan*, in one ‘ uniittee Room* — cr‘ •••v’**1 crowd lU subpw’ t>'«fi»r dieewsmn.fovv.-wMsfefwtsd.ol’h wanut; W. r»rinkH was speak ng ait. eorseitarea. and «l fength tbs mi । ha fata hrea»e» rawl-rt.-d as,is I a uh Speaker* *uft-riag Irotu nr hwwt whixt-n «f Ksfeamf*. |y tn test villair-si Saturdsy *«• apoplexy. Mr. Miller waa a pf' .W Ur. oi W , I., U during that <’•■»*. Shed '*•* "fi**'1 tv Pr.-s-v-utmg Athwroy " trrms. and that “f United States mJ one term. He w»* 45 y«« .klteitoam of his.tterfh, *'>•» >’« urVrTtte Mine -d'.^X ’»-* P hi* death, tn tW* riti w-e year -4dte**r**< ’’ri*— Tna Faavcn Mai^wo -w a**.—B* •F’ Orlrau* ri th,t. French f'*« *• jEL^ri-rMexteo. * fight hs: .date, te which the Fr- id <*rv ™ Threw Fraoetofng.-”-'' bar tvaunriM te ****- (*"1 Mva A *c*<temnti.« ordering e.—- �BUFFALO TEWTMOWT. •“"•.-•■wan ———" " ■....... •— ,r'» ~"~#ijio aiW „ r,« Berry County. Mi 4b Uomjbooc. tfomalataMl aH IlMting.. Marab ImT. l«-4. • “py i AUfot, a. u. co Il Depatylta SwTk-dn.TstaK.TjjPi’lr r-.T-1 •■ ——i a. MT"’ prename the Detroit TW&itwr will find fault ,Wa week, at tbe want of local matter in t-ar |*»r- bat alien men wntfi pet dhtnk and raise a row. and 8 PilCIAL NOTICES doge Won’t fight, bow aha!! we make lbem-1 mortgage sale. Srwstija Deputy Snpt. >4 Pub­ lic tartcucttan han ktiun-tl uv with ■ c«py of the twenty-aeventh animal n*pmt wife, ot Harry Cnunl- .nd Stalo of Ml< •1 I Hr Sunerintendrnt -if P white I mi ruc­ tion f.w tin Stale of Michigan, with at- j company tag di-eumcnta. It repram-ut* the vdtteal>i>rud intrrraae >4 the State In n ' heaTtby and. penapanm/ omdtiiun. li emUnm many intwwting atatiatlr* I I MgthfWs (hocalatc Hora Dr«px ! ftmy which’ We' mny ha»e oecBaion to I r»r- W. ML ’neadwelL, lU H«d a-ui t*i-ofdr’* Hawk awin^Jr. ba* ruadr’a pr-mnaition tu make »n aaaignn-ent ot f-mflOO. fitr the bemfit of the rr.-dit.ir. •4 th* batik. MBvidrd thjl be. (Trra-I*rl’| be draettarged and rotaaar.1 haoi all rtaujo'or demsnda of whatever rlu»r.>< ter fmtn (he rrrditora of tbe Uok. The preaewt liai-ilitiea >4 tbe bank are tf>6 IHepl. TheAaaet. nraMl iSO 17. It < be creditor, aervut Tread well'* aaaigomaaii, tbw naaa-tv^will b* Ml 4W 17. «Meb. dedwettar ripen*** <4 aniiietucet. will pay 70 to 75 erut. on the d-llar. KEV ER foil Io dealray aad rxternlMle all kittd* oflntealiaal Www. Ara parferily ralfolde in all ta*«*. end tar Mprri rto am an-l -ell <W tba Fence \Vone_mafrrtKUi*, .nd naaaewae^Taraiifo- iea Bolter to tl.< pcr-.ee Milerr.i.* >. । Mata, af Uia pendaoey of Mid paUt.oa. and Ttre Enmen Marchtbo «>m Matam<»RMOl^Twggr ed fiew Orl—.. w« bear that • 1- rrneb force ia' marching upon Metamar.re,' Mextan. A fight had taken jdaU. in which «be Fr tR- were «ian>riMt*. • Three French frige -« were off the tier pre pa ring to erwaa. . Cortina had i*•ntjkA.proplaaiiititia ordering »H thri troop, tn cimanatrate nri the Rio Grande b*ta» MBtoKKrnm, tn reaiat tbe oceupwtiwD »f ih«t plane by tbe French. I Or fol fog for medwm* -b* r- MIXDldL fudge ul Frabal ADMINISTUATOK'B SALE I • apartmt ut»»« tert modi tbv aulifeet tinder diacto , lery.—-Mttad'-kaGMl ,a|'h wa'inth. Mr. W. rtrinkhr Waa «pfaking with mnrli earnr.tnm, and wt kuglh tbo wtngrfen “f hia Ob became anotr.rud e. ia I be tt-' with aprakrra eoft-ring treu* mer <»«•’ mrnt, sbI trie bearer*, adtriUitag it t-. lbw canoe »trr greatly. Monaed. Sud­ denly wbm in tbe act i4 gmitieotating, Mr. Drinker fell forward, and tu the o>r>- I ►tarnation of all preectit, when hr W*-ta- j I1 ir”» .rear aiediciae fo elrtryaiea for the poor at ken up, it w aa touwd that hr * a* d»nd. I lheir perfotw*. I obtained ■ forftfe for a pear girt py J»*eph Miller. Jr . E-q..a pram- , or wit caegrrgatiea. aba b*d tang b-ea aaari' | brlplraa fe.*i Kbramatiiun. and >lr*ag»- la ear it wait eihzrn «f Kalamamo. died Midd.ii that om battle eared bartaiiraly. I writ* Ita. l» hl that vittate no Saturday evening of bepiagitaMy aid tbaRoaletr ia liarKorlI to tetr* apoplexy Mr. Miller waa a prnnun «>l daaa the mediei-. and bfoaa tboar aha may awd I uiemlierW tbe Ur. and bad prarti cl • aaeb a rraiedy; aad I aa* .tiway term., aa 1 ba I taw al Katanntx-a over 26 yewra. having. Hee* it. tMOIawdl follyjamita the a*at auperU <!uring thnt time, filled ibe officei-f C-«mty Prum-euting Attorney two or three, trrma, and that of United Stall** Aitorney one term. He Waa 45 yt-ara of ag* eUfcrtinw uf bia death, andZhaif at> at,-! tack the a?MMe dtaraat- tlidt produced hia death, in thh Mt i *>■<*« year* eincr. I — AJotrtuar wwd 7>*4ai*a. ’ a. arhr the prayer of the peuuaaer .Ixra.d *<3*1^ 'urtber Ordered, that th. pal ilk IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ABKM2X^,r,,riei« *««h «W»**ad dlaraaa. X**wanovB 5EVBAUJIA KIXO win apaadjly rtber perwu* reforested ia a.1.1 eelaie. ara r*-' |uir*j fo a>r«ar at a artafoa *| aw* l^art. Ibra , u be teuMaa at tbe I'mbale USee. * ll,» t.Uq, I Heating*. a*d Aewtfori**. If ai« tb«* be. , rliy the ^njttot d»» pdlUvatr abnnM nai bW^ yertfiL . ..»<•!•.- —r; ‘‘•uif.iu And it w further ordered. tb»t aard petitioner , vre n.t.re ta the pn«u Mtrrtafod, ia wM '! •foie, ot I ha |>ende«cr ot Mid ratio.*, aad tba . ranaa tbcv**L by earning a ropy of thia order ABE yon raOad vi|h th* forter«* of knvaara^l W‘»*o* « .'■eeateia Kura wUl (predllr rrlwTa. taB-tagfrm*, UwpmaiopofDneev. bale Of Keeerred Mate JBlMral' Lead*. ’ Wvraoa'* Hanaaui Micwi«t»Haan LaikOrmca. I ? V <> T IC E Kura nat taipraao yeer o— i. no WTBN Wonno t Xasaauiu Kuo wlU aaauaga year fold tnaa marhat. u Veijer aad Iras tooMtoea, I 1 RK ’euawrer of Uwe TtaU.ee.f the Cae.r laWATSO.VH XEI'BILOIA SIXO. . «rtO. rura for <1 im-mo AeytlaaH fly*. «• B. WALK**, *0+ r°Ltal* a. w. bm“T- Itaiinga. Mick. - e-M1 DVErmSBMBOT. THE (HEAT CAME HUMAN MISERY. JwT PMiM. M a ftataf Aaeabpt. Trior .KU <U >7i IV1LDI50 HAROWaW^AXD mkctiahicti hy.foT'ap BUB- J- <’0LriiBWklA.>t. D.,'a. thae af th» <A~. A -r. ba. Tba warhl rauawnrd aether, ia thia admirable Laahvw. a»mriy pmeaa r— --------------- *— Of tba varytai material an* tatmt ..................... .. TlX.HHKrrtBOMASPOOM-WWOBW, j , ... ■ M*jtvrACTVBK» ahHCLga, Canalaatly M head. Deetfoeyttha .DilN^TmiJL^EALE. < 91 •“*’ < Jtaiisr4* Si ‘ ' ’ - 1 �HHill Regulator CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. VtuuM. . attaoXottvrc&XaX'as.vaXAki. o» a ’wvtAkAnt wVktXx wAW cure a\\. X\kc Mk\\* wXkkcXk A aura and powerful Tonic eorraetivr and allsra ltrs ot wemkrih! eOeMy ie dlaeasrs ef tbo $Xc%\k W Yvtvr Xo," VuX a« a rcwkiAvaX aavaX— a gvfcCkX Stomach: Liver and Bowels Kt fcaXaXoY oj tyXtm. and Ih • few wvdn aftarwards the aamw case' h*itig itiwAilaUd with a rm. 11 pct virna, it »•> found t>> make <>•• imprea mon ntf the iwguhitatmo shit ever. In tort OrywB-uij’he published tbe result of h,a lfiqnir.es but they weie received with incredulity by tba mass'-f dte medical pr>ifena>-«; but tbu etidraae was .too strong, and ■vaemnsUon beenme an in.. miitaUwbw t» pby otwano^and a bcm p. auflrrina litfinani^i.' ■ ‘ ■ Thi* diaeaar tn lbc.C«>* Is Af a peculiar pmftillar charwetwr. of rare occurreuiv. and aridom mnnlfesta iWelt except when, rattle are e-rrnlrd «‘r herded together in Hpinu. Cmwiaptien. CUIfo. InWrmlU- • . ' «nwv WIBI MH —. A Trial vUi aoarmcn Ue swat akapuci FB» ALM—FBI! A U^-FMM ALU. /•a>M» ^iaar paudiarU faawiu lb. Ex- ■OF THOSE— GOODS! o^kJat'WttX atvA ftoii.XVk.YiM.vt Kat, a Yong Xvwku, Seta. vaaeXx nctAcA an, aAktXx. oK ftXovaacVv Win, kwVkktVy, kJ 1 Xakta, va ^uaxVUVtt, ! aoA aX XKt ^ro^xv Xytac, art a tuv c ^vtacaYkvt oj Bilious Fever, Fever and jlgue, ' Liver Gomplaini, dDyepepaia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Complaints, aaA aW dxMattt c$ a •vcav* lav vtaXavc. iltriWM. •«»’ • ooo„r, M 1 healthy, jwcamaM ham •'ratafees fimaM far a» the Lum.s ayatom illSlttfSS li.re Hemal CMwiJiuK,,,,,, .rsaar-vaxf^., 'Vkusns 'BkMc.vs Feaale WnfrnMtiH, and;stated, tte wfctaa •erier af romplaim* that aufae fees. imparity, of th* MomI. Miauta ref»rt> of hrlierimS eaw mar he fjuird tai Arkk'a' Aktamcta . Alm .mac. wMrh rv farmatad to tW draggius <.-- ----......... ■ . • -• ~ 'Votkke. tba fitrr. italao inrarfaUy rrhr.ra tbo Conanr. wo» mrmMnnrd t>, irregular actioe at lb* di rv.tii. ■ I,-*■•- Dt 'Ro'oatkk 6tow.ae\\ "Bktteea Lw Huaoca's Kn»m Urea* for all a*Mt.cre. .Ml diawaaro of Ibe CR1SARY OROANH, • briber etiauag in uu nr raiu from vbat »r«r rawaa originating and bo walUr af now to»o KTArnnm. . ' . ■ , . {H*V Bmil'jlVrMU^i’s^TRAl^T MCQSU mi X\\x \bOOY vckatW Vntni., TW. ■R.o'back'h ft\otx\vk.e\v WxXXctB IS MT LIKE OF TRADE Come and See! I VE nVAK JUST RECEIVED provrtitatir* of vw»all-p«.»! In aarwar. it ton unlimited pn.Oaotiaa, juUaa muah eu «> the diM-».e iterlf is-w<ait>et a recur “ - Lrt'raotHwdw. «* , ** ft!?* *185+. DfRECT FROM »ax>€ X\k«, 'OOOy maxk vaaxv^ 'DocXo*'* *ftkXX». — _, v , , TVr. ^LoVack t Z_i .. 1, : “ —•‘■^mre ■< eperatra • ligbihd Ua.icwaoL t’hmtbapm.crx, •*•«**'« *ud. , art Xkt AtV rKank ftokaec and. Covn$orX. VJt. 'BadoaeVt ftXovuaeVv 'BV.XKc’o InkAaotnU XW weak and AtVA.kXaXt.di. THE BEST aou> st Am m. Haueoua'a Tata so mu Cut out the Adrrrtarmnt sad send for it. A»d avoid luroarnux amd Exroaeas. T>*. 'RoVack't A largw etnek of ftkowvo.e\\ 'B'aVte avoak^ ttktXaneXvoX^ and nvakt IaS*- tn\o^a\>\t. sswura ■acaiaat. WEEIl CELE1UTEI MTE«T On the first day of Docetuber, four sl>9«l» >.f tbe name breed. nearly of a nine. and as much alike in UVary reaper! aa e-*uld be selected from a l*< •«» made ab~ibe ..I, cadi bei«| carefully wmgtwd. and plneed ip. g sing].. pu, whims ibeir f—>d cold be cuctly rtf i. I ated -T«m of lk-m a ’ tugrlb- r unr hundred am] eight.__ —r .____ _ These were fed <>u wtte gxllmi iwch ol of nbeilod Indian cot a. tbe gallon weighing owMgAtMla •*- «H fitr 24 lio.irs, and aa much water aa the, ueeAod. Iho other two wore fed »n lu* aa much by wehlht ot Ind.ar. meal made rwt«. hasty p.^dieg, «itb a littl. aslk Thesevow «.f meal, when om-lted weighed thirty pounds and tneewrrti three galh.ua. Before the experiment had progressed a fortnight it wee percgived that tbw.tvo fed un haely pudding were outatrippltig tba two fed oil wbUr com.and on the thirtydourth day they were again weighed; tiw iswd-fed «mew wefghlMg twoot5-firs p-oeda mure thne THE fllEAPEST IhbLRE WITH THE CHERRY PECTORAL fcr. *RoVoek't ftXovcxckcVv WxXXcr* Tbe World’s Great RmnMiy fcr Coughs, Colds, Incipient Coo■umptiatr, and for tba relief oTCOneumptivo pullout* in Rdvatiootl stngew of the dtsa&ao. art xYvc ftcAA.vtv't ¥r\tx\A, ^LVtkstnXkn^T '’Dk.avrXkta, Ai\\ttaXtv^, AVXvcatnaVYAkk, tie. IrvWkMnrrawwkHnln «<W. •:>«•> —T »F>»:I .. Wfcere. ee iaimdueed are _ rapid;y r ■ IKDOT3 & EE023, GROCERIES ' STimm gittrra ar» put Up in quurt KotU—,tif whioh. th* aist-r ia a fao-aimSa,. iha loirI ia Jinalp mgravrd, and ia prwidrd with a aafa-gilurd frdrn acuntarfaitara. (Prior fl par bettla, at •wwn- rtrr Tm.>.li- Uan fc» rr^wmdt.y y^JarS-k Rtr~l. STEJS?*- FOR SALE BY Robert. A Striker. Hastings; EH XieKila. J«v Rian7.On>af«*Uta; M. CH-1ft. Fraim., ilia; H­ . H—nugton. Mbldlet ille.aad by droggUU and Clolhi AND DRY GOODS t 1. GROCERY, Eating if Billiard —---r -cwurniy, Ac $3,002,556.39 PlAXod Pianos & Melode­ ons! PIANOS ■ salooiv PIANOS EXTON * McBAL'GIITON. , I I HARD. WARE! PIANOS PIANOS | tgy- A’O ZfewaFraxm dr Hotrtfyum oiiaurd. onnntui OUR GOODS KNArrEM A BI REWS I D* J C Area A fk. • ,. ail orders aholOd bo txdJvwMvi. PIANOS 1 m n« and larger cmpe M l.r ; iU fri.« »U. Tbt Ifirttkmaa'.HM M M s'iris » k.^t K? TTORSEYS wd COinWF?f2iSHI 11® ".’-al w. ,? • CHIC A CO, ®°“ Ccltvu cnr '-GiWiBs-i^A- Hiht t> Faww— 1.—The «ctra<>rdiMry rise in U>v pries of tmh '0*, caused by tbe gn-at drnsand in oar campa and army bnaphalM t*i» raluaWs nf all ’ anti-ocorbrtit. baa d-ubtl»« sufieiiuitJy Indicated t*i mtelligrtl fsrtnora that the wni.xi cr-p fartuujs Wann fn-u Uu!.ty M-se&te art covrC^oteA 05 vatt aa4 Kov>fr5vk\ vooXm and. \vcv\>%, uAkktK makt XVmlva R. J. GRANT! tar vw place on the.akm, and iben with kho lancet1 produce a linle Irritation be neWb it, «ed «.»« by |hoaha»rbei>va ,ll >« imbibed, and In abaattifUen day^it will rrtwb iU crla>»- Frv'n tola •• vblaln tbe purr VM-ciif*. Thi* •• U'« perfectly Rttte a»<rt*. and none ether io-pure, aa expertenae baa u»> truly pr»«uO th«t fr*'* “ na^loet .if tbio prrcauiui*. .dlter dioeaarn ha««been irattMtniWrd t«» healthy children fc>«w tb<*e wbu bare had ei oplx.no iff the okttt. glandular affections, imeemwt df the •yaor and thooe born «f acroful.iue pa. renu. Tbaae are unfit aubjocta from which UiUke rawae matter, aklmugb at tbe time apparently io the o«y..ymeat of gm»d health. ib« q«raU'‘O io ^gatn asked—ITu» hmg dmrn eacctnatiUF, onntinuc t<> b« • ilk <jt IB FUBLUBKD KVSBT WIMt N r«»- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-04-27.pdf 34003bb564a8bac3ee77df5ce1c8dfcf PDF Text Text TOL. vm. HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MOB., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 27, 1864. . C$t Bastings Nanntr, IS PU BUSKED ETRRY WRDXE8DAY. Of NARTXXtM, BARRY OOOMT, KICBMAH A MUWIAai MMBIML -■WHRf lwrBto wgadramr , “Doe* thou know him, my daughter F After having Bteeid the Manor la aaked the Jeweler. titteg the prinoipfil town* in Germany, "Thfo is the first time I bare bad the • celebrated pismrt, Liaat, arrived at pfoaeura of seeing or bearing Ha” she PragM in Oetekr, IBM. replied, “but I know that none living, The day after, bo c*ino,%ls apartment eave Liaxt could draw auoh sounds from . was entered by a stranger—an old ruse, ths piano." Expressed with graoa and modesty, whoso appearance indicated misery and suffering. Tbe great musician received by a you eg lady of remark able beauty, this admiration could not tail to be mors him with cordiality which be would not perhaps have dhown a nebleman. En­ than flattering to An artist. However, couraged by bls kind nene, bls visitor Mid: after making bis beat ackttuwladgeomala, “I Coins lnyou,,lr, as a brother. Ex­ Liut withdrew In order to deliver the cuse me If I take thib tills, notwithstand­ prisoner aad was accompanied by, the ing tbe distance Urn! divides net but jawglur, . ri. ■ . Grieved by. bis mistake, Um worthy formerly I could boast eema skill la playing on the piano, and by giving la- merchant sought to repair It by Inviting afructions I gained A comfortable liveli­ the two musiclast to supper, the honors hood. Now I am old, feeble, burdened of the table were dune by hie amiable with a large family and destitute $»f pti- daughter. who appeared no Ism touched plla. I Dve at Nurmburg, bet acme te by the generosity uf Liaat than sstouiabsd Prague, to seek to recover tbe remnant •X hie talent. of a amaO property which belonged to That eight the musicians of •the city niy ancestors. Although nominally aue- surrounded their illustrious brother. The ceaaful, the Oxpeeee of R Ung litigation next day the nobles and moat distinguish* baa more than ewellowod up the trifling ed Inhamitauta of Pt ague presented them, sum I recovered. Tomorrow ! eat out selves at his door. They entreated him to give tome concerts, leaving to himself fur homo—penuileas." "And’you hare come to met—Tott have done well, and 1 thank you for thia proof of your Mtaom.—To assist a broth­ talent, aven Ind pneuiary light, may be er Professor is to roe mure than a duty— more valuable than tba moat precious It is a pleasure. Artists should have dis moods. Lisxt continued to go to bis tberr purses in common; and If fortune house, and, to the mecchanl’a great joy neglects eeme in order to treat others be perwei rod that his daughter was tbe better than they deaerve, It only tnakce cause, of these visits. Ho began to love it more necessary to preserve the equili­ tbe company of the musician, and ths brium by fraternal kindneev. ’ That’s my fair girl Ha only child, certainly did not vyatem; ao dgtoN speak of gratitude, far hate Ik 1 feel that I only discharge a debt" One morning the jeweler, coming to As bo uttered these generous words, tbe point witte.Oerman frank nene, said to ' Lisxt opened another drawer Io hla writ­ Ltat: "How do you like my daughterF ing ease, and started when be mw that ■She I. an angel." C bls usual dopoOtory for Ha miooey oM- fctlHtd fisrtrfi. <ps«te“jbwar AT THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE 11! IIobekts &, Striker, st spirits that msy not slumber: lol shadow* from UgbU m< gons tba acbo of vokea aooadiog, Il Mending lor SM atone. . btowdisgameeg tbe otbsn,' One sbedsw to eoelsr. Assper, AM my Ainawuag tjse grew wek Hastings' ^usintss girttlarn. a new and moat comptote aworUaent of DRLC1 AND MJUklCINFJE, ^Cbeanlcala, Palate, Olla, Cam TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Fill UftWBB. r FOR MECHAXICAL AXD WEDICIXAL rCRPORKS,OXLT_MJ For tb< ua*g« J g*»e os luogMl liUoiu-g. Uai L.tosss-1 m? juwU; Tin sags! UM Ut a^ jwaraey. wru tertonvp vf to.• sad troth. Ws Irs.sIM Mi's «sj togolbor. AHtRswhDosUsbysUw; AM wise I grow Mot sa< wsary, That Map was toy light sM (aids. And Asarerit grew—bow dearer! 1 ’ TUI I wambMU wsaoaMfeM; AM my sagri sridae we parted, , Be p*u*a». be not slrsld. AM when I sat sick eM waaiy. W.lh the hr<t ond the dust oflbs d»j, U«r words «n she west awsy. AM I ssk far a pettael wisdom, Aaljaara^Ua way taua| groceries BKRTS A« MTNIK K*, bSotagBute. teiaed but three duewta? TEA. COFFEE. BUOAR. SPICER. PEFFER, PHVXHH.vuy R*rnxs,counwu ■ ftct, OTrrvthlnf la ike Oracoey ha«. •■’*> »• rill Im Beaded far faaiUv ass. Alto a great '•'■•IJ al tbs JE&isirllann. • Tlwo is a phase it> it* loyally of the Democracy which has perhaps i sea ped ron -nix aaraciAL uumrrr or «U units. Wt also keep oo bead ■ good Moortasaat of atd their sensitive cat area are dreadfofry Outraged if the term ‘,Cup par bead" la STATIONERY, IWI.EUY 4b A1*1*EN. ^tittee te Look PEW. PEKC1LB, IKES. PAPER. EX VELOI’ER. CARDS. Ac , Ac. . I!pea our sbelves nay be faaad all of Use PATENT MEDICINES KN1PPEM A BfBBOWS, ORESTS >M COUXtOLLORS AT LAW • J. R. VAN BRUNT'S W00LEH observation. Il la wall known that they lay efolan to a groat deal of petrfotiem, FACTORY, I1ARTINU6, MICE. I WANT 25 000 Um. of WOQL to 1 .mauuCicuira into CLOTH— \ •‘““Th®* FLAENEU _______ AXD SHEETIXO9, titbar oo sharso or by theysrd. -1 know it sir. If yon please to rotfaaraber,'] told you yeeterday that the cub was nearly exhausted.’’ “Ybu see my dear brother,” aaid Lisxt smiling, "tbsl for tbemvment 1 am no richer than you, but that does not troub­ le use. I have credit, and Can maha money start from the keys of my piano. | However aa you are in huts io leave Prague and re tern boas, yon ehall not be delayed by u>y prasea I etaatof funds.” But why I Beoauae they bare instituted one of tba muoi crtipl and wteked rebellions So saying. bo opened another drawer, over raised I Bcnuee they hare laid •nd taking-A splendid medalliut gave it viuletjl baude'upcff and cougkt to destroy to ibo old mtn. one tf tbe beet of guvs roman to? No., *Therw," serf be, ••that will do.—it That la all right. Tbe Kspubl.caas bad was a press nt made mo by the Emperor of Austria—hia own portrait set In dia­ ao boemooa to elect Abraham Lincoln.— monds. Tbe painting is nothing remark­ Tbe South had a right to arcade because able, but the somas are-fine, lake them and dispose of them, and whatever they bring shall toe youra.'' Ttos old musician tried in rain to deoUho so rieh a gift. Liut would not bear of a refusal, and the poor man at length But what dreadful thing bare they withdrew invoking the choicest blessings dtVnel Why just thia. They sscerdrd <>4 Heaven oo his generous boasfaotor.— from (be Demoeralic party And defeated He thse repelreJio the shop of the prio­ their candidate, aad thereby eeeurod lArir ri pal jewaller- in the rity to sell tbe die. moods. Ssvieg a miearably dswaaed man mnob desired object—the efectiun of anxious to dispute of magnificent jewels Lincoln. True tfoy robbed the TrwMury with whose value beappenred unaequaiatand made the nation bankrupt, used the ed, tbe master uf the shop very naturally government property io ita destructive, suspected bis honesty, and while appear­ ing to examine the diamonds with close incited ao Indian massacre which deotroytbomwbela awfully whippad. ed lbw livM of hundreds of unsuspecting, unarmed men, defeosrieM woioea Ufid innocent children. Sought to plunge us into a war with England and thereby bare us entirely encircled by fire. But what of all thia. Tbe consideration of tbeir disloyalty to tbe Democratic party ia paramount to all others. But how 1‘ERMSdues thia loyalty manifest ilaelfl <Jy a AKE HALF tbe ctstb tbe wool eiobss. st I general ayntetn of fault-finding. Oppo­ will ■wish*1"— woekwnes furstabed, tata eitab sition to every measure of tbe goverment 0tbe Mlevtsg ratss: which aims at the aoCoeeolul praeecMtoo «0 to W <*»!».J*r yard for mansfortsriOf Clulb «»f tbe war, ie tbe watchword. They rwjrice at every suooess of the rebels, sod cunslruo eveqy success to our arma intoa drawn bettie,or et moot a barren vioDOTH WARRANTED str«>g.aM Curable. // w tAr Sfl 9°°^ ClatA tory fraught with no benefits totiur cause, ft throws every obstacle ia .the way uf Try HZ tbe government and then raises the ory ’ WOOL CARDING of imbecility. Tbe Bwulb insists that McClellan is our beet general, and tba cry is biased from scorn uf tbeir Mrpenl tengiMM, altbitegh tbe numerous charges | Of. luoogipetenojr, cowardice and dwwuright treachery are etill an refuted. Tbe acMiea enacted io tbeir private ovcnoila, DA A. T. MAKE. j and secret sessions are as yet CteMperatively little known, hot would they be made public, the oft repeated declaration that northern otioa will yat run with blood, would prove sm idle bragadooio. , But what rise oould Us eapeeted, v hen ; all the loyalty that they lay any claim to is haaed upon auefa a consideration. Like tba vanquished swarm la the well filled Mreteey foods fopiaghM to rooipve I tbe rich store 1 Bat woUtear it reiterated time after time that they withdrew all ayrapcthy taken they,Uho South) withdrew from; PBACTICAL DENTIST, WJSuSTul." tteiG™? He summoned • Where It the money?" be aaked. •'There, air,” replied the man pointing to the open drawer. why than la scare, ly any- ••What do you think of marriage 1" “1 think ao well of It that I have the greateat poeeibie InelinSlioe to try it." ••What would you nay to a fortune of three million francaF “1 would willingly acceptik" HWeD, we uadereteBd each other. My daughter pleaaea ywo—you nleess my daughter. Her fortune la ready : be my atm.lR.law“With all my heart." Tbe marriagn was ovlebrated is the oourwe of tbe following week. And thia, according to tbe chronicles ofFragtra, Is tbe true account of tbe marrisge cf the groat.and good pianist Link the subject, or my •‘reaaoM." No, I did not quite { and 1 propene at the p tea sot time to examine more particularly, Awq points: Tbe Ingratitude aad the lulmt^n- Ity of the Booth. hgmtitudo, or fodifforocoe to, or for. getfulugm e! favors received, or ths re­ turning evil for good, is bold tu be «Be of the baseel, lowest, meanest Orleans, n depraved nature ou be guilty of; U has of olden time, in some ootmirise, been made the aubjecl of penal punishment.— Now the ingratitude of the South to the peadouw erime of the Had ever perpetra­ ted. From tbe first formation of the gorerumoal, to tbe eoameaaoMeotef the rebellion, the South aad its "peaiiiar as- •til□ lion" have beau specially favored.— Louislaaa was purchased to give tbrfr “institution" more room; though 1 do not mj but It would bare- baeg panhaaI ed had alavvry never existed. Tbe Booth dctnacded the Mexican war, •adit waagranted; it aaked for the re­ peal of the Miesouri comprtxniee, and it was dodo; It Called for a Fugitive Slave Law, and it wae eMeted knower aakad a favor but it received ik It bad aoarly the whole control of lhe general governmenu Pampered by thia eases I sei stream of benefits, It has waxed fifraad grown insolent; abd now wbat^lam does it make lor alt throe bene&ta and favors ! by madly wndeavwring to destroy the source from which they flowed. Wfaxt would we think of a man who had reoaiv. ( ed countioM favors from another, for a long series of years, and because be 'la dteiwd eno' request, which, perhaps Ms becefectue eeuld RM yieMJum. without groat detriment to himself be should hocoms very angry, forgot all bis obligeticns, tbe benefits and favors of which be was the rweipiank aad beoaoM ho could not be gratified thia once, with fary nod Violeaoe ettoaspA the Ufa of Ma former friend 1 We wocld think each a man did not deserve to live! Of this black ingratitude la the South guilty; and be* mum it eaaoot rule, ft ie dolsmlned to ruin. After having snob tarriWo proof of their opinions, relate the following an­ ecdote, which we recommend Mr. Par* vm to embody in the next edition of the General’s life: “A good many years ago, the pest­ master of Lowell was removed by death, I raving his-office Aomw howcU for the hungry crowd of cormorant pelilMawa, who hardly allowed the deceased official to be buried before they met for the pur­ pose of settling the qudbtion of succession. ••General (then known as Ban-Butler) hearing of tbe proposed meeting^ams unexpectedly in tbe midst of the eonolsve and administered a moot crushing rebuke to those aeeemblrd that they should have met together with such unseemly hosts to wcangioaboet a dead man's shoes are be was hardly cold. Such coodem, said be, is scandalous, and I more, as a token uf respect to the rneinnry of tbe deceessd, thia meetiag does now adjourn for two wrwaha The reeolatioo was adopted mm cea, aad the aaaambly dieparasd with a higher appreciatiee of Bea a moral aeaaibUitias than ever. •■Two weeks baring elapsed, tbaaaeod-. ing was cooveued according to adjourn, meat, but Bea did tM appear. Ha eaat aa apology, however, eaeueiwg Hmaeif from aUooding, on tba ground of fatigue, “Mr name la Liras." “I don’t kacw any rich ataa by that! <cumaaqaent upon travelling, aa Aw Aad ywaZ rrtuntM/rom IFaaAaagtaa, and took name.,' — ; •That may bo; yet I am tolerably gall ioccasion to maatiea McwfaatoBw that he toad brought with him Fknown.” aru.tMta-o-iwwAdRn*-/ Hi. I •Are you aware, air, that tbeee dmm<4da are worth ala th.-usand florins— that la to say,about Are tbuteaadgufoeaa or twelve tbowaaad frauaaa F ’ “6o much Ibo bettor for Ha I have bestowed them.” . * BM In order to make aaoh No. Too are doubt ______ _________ tbe fable of ths eodntoy man who warmed tbe viper ut Ma buoean till it etuqg him. He eotnowbal exeitoo our sympathy ; for ho appears to havs done U from a kind and trisodly motive*, but whet would ww cap of him, if, when it lay crushed aad bleedtog to death beneath hia foot, be -should again place it lu hia boeom, till It regained strength and vigor to sting him io a fatal manner? Why, uro wbuld aay, aa be lay struggling in agoelea of diasolstieu. ••The fori I the fool Ibo daoervM hia fatoF The South baa, without jcM caaaa, made a fearful and desperate aseault up­ on tbe hfa of the nation, aad isoedaaverinu to ovarthruw the government from , which It haa received eo many tmefito. Slavery is the inoiling osmo I Slavery io the viper that baa stung us! Aad too ft now lies crushed alaaoot to death. Io* m not breathe cue breath iato Ha oootrila, to prolong Ito exiatanes, nor pour upon it one drop of sympathy to bed Ita mortal wounds. ‘ Tba Boutbora “chivalry" have boasted of being kind, noble, high minded, up­ right gentlemen ; they have proved them•rivet, in thia cwnfiict, to be savage, cru­ el, barbarous, Intosman, and utterly rwgardleee of tbe rights of others, vtoo tiH.se rights came ia oooflict with tbrnr seceseioa proclivitiea. Wilaaae the reign of terror in East Tenneaeoe, wbsn sun were hunted through tbe mountains with blued bounds, shot down like wild beaata, awd bung wi tbowv any form of trial, for no cause bat their devotion to the Caloa. Wiinom tbe iuaulta and aboM beeped upon those wbo have been eo unfortunate as to become prisoners iu southern hands; witness the dismal borrorn of toe Bthy ��i SJ IiRJi»MW A 'il 3* mw«ra Sj J ilU^ * n-^ i'^ .o^,,/-4i.r.r-f; ; r.^;;; �"BGOO-O WTiAWfB sto: rku .< U »< atriaaU. iwydi hide bit Jwtinji ¥»> iw> imt ms MlBT'wm, : «g>W»wr^A| 30003102020232233130300000 ATrWvsUl wrinc.lbe acae rtepUcJ. FEMALES—FEMALE?)—KEMALMS. COME AND BUI MORE > nfa robelHoao! iunI mainrtedr. | g the cH>Qi. y .-{ ’HwNbtvons which hare bean showered upon ten ftflM K\\ X*°1*'* °5 CoviYWn^. Jgistiw' Suinns Jiri Tte jetelxarity of tee £>Voo&. ~?ux<$\cr an\ V&\» fr»m *»<^e «fjakrtnaoetn raioe to the »M»irti<rM>afUcpienicnis of unrefara white tSeiea are cr.-»w«J»d and ibo enunirv k to ii>e aMpr ealMii dappled, and waste ini «xtra«cmtie* prevui aa they never Vaters prsvmM m tee Dw>Wd 8uim, the much wbst.rar naay be cater mt! indica- ^7T‘** b tea*'they strfkn at ths wot <£ Dieeaaa by eradicating ««cry partieU of hnparRy An tW ‘BVooik, MDOMTrf EXTRACT Benin AND. IM­ PROVED ROSE WASH CORES KECRET PISBASB8 for tka Mf. and health if tba body depepdr .pen the rmrity of the b!o«d. IT the Wood b pobanetLtbe body dragi GOODS! ' I’Ve wertt ita wbLk1* a are tovulvcd Is > Mern uecvarlty. and muMba proarm.ted f>r tea praa.i ml:i>n »C tee *»v«ramet>l •0 later what tnjp be iu «wt; but tea Srrwflila, OgpMllt, /ftfn gXawMW, O.X Aereo, &ae i^taufn, ■: ®»epopeia, , Biek Livr Qnnplaint, Fever and Jgy, L^ttnrrlwaa,i Frraafo OwjrfaiW ■ ft. jlntteng'. /V., R. J. GRANT! Cm HuacnaaaV teraasr Sneev for all looa and itl.—.n of the URINARY OHUANS KMf teteafaaca oooatandy in miud, wbaUMr ubatac hi uu or ram from wbal ’ MlMMMhdlte «Surawf yoar re»p«wuve evw bum enriaMtag val aoiMtur .f now mwo boJUa wlte a p«f»ci orataci.iuaiira. that ate«Mkd,^r oot keA>n; and I* prrparsd, ♦ narofui Btaoagea.aix . t !te» Jduatw-iu- tSXf LIVE OF TUADE Come and See !! y y var mthiMtee U» make it, more ctr- S'bw, y.,#win plaan- wnw.b a Gfoarrnteal tewrtnant, leaned hy aatborify at <l|A4ib.|ttim. It will t»At, of count- be ttetetead in paper* dut lmv« dantranevd WE HVAB JUST RECEIVED *WovU Vvke a CVtaroA.. L ’V\\t 'BYotuk VClte I «• u» \ ‘i**•■’*•ka-*»*,n *- <M th.™<k ^n> im । hare orsr been inWndoeed. •yetera doc. not nUpae into m former eew /Hinn, which b jot, y* B b. 4. UMly a purgative pili TVcy an really a Mte.lM. .al-, 4--H 5»*7la* *. b-aa. w ar„ r.u. UAocA av\4 TA^cv VxXV, wwm BA««nr*a. 1'1 CElEilATEC fATE CT THE CHEAPEST wanos Pianos & Malode- PIANOS W. W. KIMIML, PIANOS OHIO A OO, PIANOS 'gold ’ret) PIANOS ocgBe.aa eiMana, ife Lak. Bi L. W. WING. ■ . : I ntSUKE WITH THE which, in oenjnaetioQ with lb. • "B\.oo&'PvuA.'jiev, WEE HIE BEST MEDAL will core aU the afoneneatKeed Jisomm 2&EDWBID IPMiDM. We hare every kind of goods, auch । p lows & SE-Lia, Tri te*» ■♦dicing and yea win pew aTe yw aeitebots, who han need team, and they will aay they an GROCERIES PIANOS . Goodi Iftt&cvft'Mh ** btfcr* *”*• • mi Wet Anete, January, 1884, 83.002,556.3!) . Clothing ' AND >'' ; ' DRY GOODS! * T!Jb^S,JiftrTroAorraoMui. GROCERY, B WrWM KMX tm «< d’W* *X> 1111 1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-04.pdf 6d7d1ce488a838d14b4b5850138f7249 PDF Text Text TOL HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, <*fe* WMUWt, ^tkrfrt J»etrj. 'WEDS BSD AT, h»m«ok, b» wMok tadfetegteMted targg 1 nambeetiof Hit» faMytetabMamto; and the greet! sward escroatomg on the bed of the brook, foraistad a rank and vreleontepasturage to our animals. ‘ Setrcting a spot upon th* «5«e of one oflbeM deep p«*iie, where tee luw creek bank partially broke off the inmt« we*t«ely breexe wo kindfed a small &e and prepared for th* arrival of tta wsgaac • in.R few moments our temp arrange msnts were completed, and aaoh of. u, u4 —1-4 »« « — kw mUw> worked before. It wa* a* the Texan bad aaid, for dtor life,” and la almret a* brief a time aa It tak*e to relate,' wehsd dug a way to taueb of toe light amdmdy soil HASTINGS forested whteteek awd ttae instead to a* to tusks opening* affitiently large, to th. stem of th* elMtlc Wiaatewe, ate a receive our bodle* In a cramped posifew frafehuppera, busied uurrolrea in tta Thebe‘.hue haatUy completed, Ingra­ exciting *port ef drawing the tody game from theirdement, and dapoaltiag them, ham led.th* way to where wa had ihruwu etroggiiag ate gasping, opnn Ite gra*ay our blank*** sad fetching iqi •oei pf oberts triker awate. They were a epootes of oatp or there,.dipped it Imo the water, and tar­ ing completely saturated it. atsrtod back YU ere th. eVMi I* aUapte *a th. acre.’!. Wa'fepeottid So absorbingly faitoroated wars we at' tahia attificia! caver* Their aamaonybo traced oa the blood »pnnkthia employ meat that we haAnwt noted hie motion., ebfi to another metatot toe ted roll ! the flight of time, till »«dd<roly aroused dripping blankets ware *u»p«dsd to Trust act tbe fal** herald, that painted your hy tha exci ted ooudwctte eUr muateng*. •ocfeu* 10 front, of ton axfeintoXM. . By toia lima the firs bad.approached to Ttey.tad ceased to crop tta grasa, and new and matt complete aw-runeut of with bead* «tretchvd into the air, and di within a few hundred fe*t of us; and d»e DRUG STORE!!! R gaslhgj' SuintM Jirttlm. ■■“ ■ ia t ram na l Ma *1 u«t hah ,'51’M , & S mi utvm. groceries yROnsaioNAi-___ tSScbuatatW* «f ttati'callings C*ar«J»n>>«nK. I were happy and ttacabdfe* of dtatear,' 1 Dot. fa* Lnaf famralefore. Ab! titaA ; so < airfol sight met our eye*! Ttare fey the charred sad-still burning waguooand Itheir freight; and among their rutoifaid. > billow* of Item* they could not reap*. Too rorpaes sere pfeouraeentire. &MM were fowad locked b tta eenbrafeof sash ether. Others appeared to tare Mica white «till e««aying to escape, or la toe vain stumpt of profaettag tta children from tb* torching taati But toer tad evidently died of adfcfetltin fro® the tmota vapor*, before tta fteme* ‘tad reached diem. It to t sight which tsridter ofus”<BI be likely to forget to car dy. ing tain. Tbe femr negro mwatid1 two Uf th. -bite man, were etol dire, tat unoMiacio**; and before one of us could return from the arrago with water, .tosy loo had ee*»ed to lire. . .. • They were now all dead ; ofTtatparty of nearly twenty soul*, not oao rarrlred that fatal hour. The mules were mlatiag; and toe Sfe cret ofthedetentita of .toe party was now apparent. The leading wagon in pawing a gully bad broke, aud toe men Lad remained to repair it till teo late'to e»c*pe toe conflagration. We returned to the arrago, where,' after passing a meiatrabnlx and steeples* eight, tisjtnoe mure sought ibMfeae ef the fearful, bpt brief autarurg. and coU Irctiog the remaias of our late friends, depoifiting them as best we Could tn on* gravel-totir last-hnms being tbe spot wterextay had fallen. crackling of ib'u dry atem*/to they ex­ ploded ‘from the ek^iniion of ataam within their bpfnlngjdlnu, citatad aponfusion of sound* like the continuous 'rat­ tle vf raoaketcy, that made our voices on­ board by ench other; and the tasted wind h-ad*d.gjto curr'F*i‘« amoke and gatsee, lb re*ted tnataal auflbtiaiion. Tbl* wa* the moment for u* to lake to the ■belter of vur excavations; and throwing ovreel«ae into them', we drew the drip­ ping blaakaia Qv.er their months, and waited (be.passage .of thia fearful 6ood of fire. ' ' Boon that sea of Same was dashing its singing billows over us. We could bear **siy Gad ! the prairie’* on,fire!“ tbe fierea sounds, tbs lapping uf Che frroy • Had Srd been fast bound in th* intori-' tongues ufyr pgir heads, and felt the earth nr pt a powder magaxine, and teen th* heating and bakeing shot* and around, jolting brand deecendmg, which we* in- ua But fortunately there was no motetur*। TEA. COFFEE. BVOAR.SHCIS. PEPPER. It it now almoat twenty year* since atantly to burl ua into armibUation; We to the porous toil, or w* might have suffo­. PRUNES FIGS. RAHtNB.CODFWH’. occurred, the terrible event i am chant to enuid not hare been more hnrpit-atrurk cated with nteam, tehils the mi-mtenedi in fact. e»i-r«ll>O.g in tin Grocery line. *ueh i narrate; yet every circumstimoe connect­ than at that appalling cry. * •TH prairie* blanketa not only kept tbe taat from _a. -—.-.I ... — ed with it ataud* out a* vividly in mew­ on fire F’ And. in the diraetion the wind penetrating in front, but cooled and fitted cry a* if it had tappenrd yaatarday. wa* bldwing. th«ra wta tm poaatble ea- the air within for our lungs. F»OT* AXfoT THS 1 was than journeying pith two e<nn eepe for ua out of that wildereeaa of oom1 knowuoi bow long we were' Ibna of bones in tbe framework c mewj iP’KBxnniXBir psnit-ne <<v«r a p»rliv*i of that vast plain buatlhlre.' obllgud to remain in our litde ovens; It body'ie 380.108 of which ar* in the fate And Cooking Extracts. that, like a «ea, atretob** from tta marsbr ‘•Th* prairie’* on fire!’’ I repeated, eould have been n»acy minutre, however and hand*. there being in **eh 27. shore* of lhe Mexican Gulf, westward, aeureely knowing wh*t I aaid. for, lung aa it seemsd toe nild fire ran ' The quantity vf Mood in aduita to on U> the eterilq, mountain* of Next M.cxjcn. It waa ao! Tbeim^wa* aetfrita tot­ swiftly over ths plains The dry. oom- an nveregMbtrat 30 puuode, which peaWe alao keep on hand a pte ■worinoi-t of Wc tad ennaed tbe oul«>re<h4 and were ting in A dull, blood-red *ky; and be­ buitiltle materials that fed tbe fismea im through tbe heart once In four misj«>un>eiirig At esay »tape« toward tta tween Ha rayl**a dim and the borix r> wereaooo odneumed; and naught remain STATIONERY, Gcadaloupr, « WeL nn oiir dtwtinvton. there r-.»e tip a heavy blaek tna*e >«f va­ cd but Uta black eoAt and a*hea that now One tenth of the human body is eelid PENH. PEECDE. IEEE. PAPER, KMUpon tlie Eastern tank of that atraarn pory emoke, that extended fn a east covered tbe latid as far as thu viaion coaid matter. A deed body weighing 190 lb*., VKLUFEii. CAB DM, Ac., Ac. the fiitte toWA of Victoria was tbuii* &t- curve north and etiuth, aa far A* the eye stretoh to the westward, while '«hI to wm dried In the neon UJ1 all moisture trnctiiu| roine afteution, as a favorable Upon our Mtnlru nay -ta found all of th c-rnld reach, while along the dialant line jtbe eastward of ue that sea of fire Ya* «M axpel led. and it* weight w a* reduced f-m>t tor n«w settlers. wave* of white- flam* rolled -toward* ua, rolling aud tosAng It* mad waves with to 12 lb*. .-J^yptian mummleagre bodMOST POPULAR While enciunprd oo the Nevada, wtar* like th* brenkteg of the billow of th* resistless lory. ii* thoroughly dried; they usuafiy weigh we tad encaroped fnr aftw day* to re ■ea upon a rocky abore. Here and tbar* ' f ?."'■.•*^*YDuring all these fearful moment, shoot saves Ita. cruit our tcuMteuga, and hunt *>ld tur- nh-ng th* ad ranting-liMeomegresl too wben sating under the impute* of that The fang* of an adult wrdlnarite inhale ki-y*,’wa were joined Uy a caravan of gw of Same would leap upwards in jete I powerful instinct, seif preservation, none 80 cubic mcheeofair atone*, aud it we four wafiooe, containg a* many, famIIa*, oi fire, a* it A*d up-.n aotnc clump of of ua for a moment tad forgotten our breath* 20fme* in a minute, the quan­ all hound to tta .wne point <m oureelve*. matuxl vine* and flower alocka, more poor fellew traveler* with the wagon*.— tity of for contumed in that time win ' he Tbiapartj. wippotod uf eighieon pereun*. IvMriant than lb* surrounding herbage. Bui aurnng toe-raisgivtega which art's* in SOO cubic inches, or 48,000 inefae aa mad* their c*ip in our yjtiaitr ; and •’ Three stood out in *harp relief ageioat our mind* on their account, we hoped hour,and 1,192,000 hi* day, white it lhe grav* and water were •xcellenl, they ibo.da'k bankgruund. and gave a more they tad discovered tbe wunke of the equal to M hogsheads. also concluded to halt and wilt for our Icrnflic aspect to die arene. barniog-prairia, long’befora tie had dis­ company, ash was tbesesron of the year While, tiir an Itjatont, we stood spell­ covered it, and tad time to Ay onto* A MoananuaLoseBsaiu).—Uteioag* when the Indian* were liable to be abroad bound by the aublim* bat frightful spec­ track beyond to* edge of toe weeds, ar Ready Fay. onlFupon their autumnal hunt. *sd the strong­ tacle, U>* westerly breeao brought down where in ttagrany phin they could tavc est b«*rd that tr mBitidhad m history, Special niteotm wil: taitad—to COMPOUND- er the patty tbe leas tta danger to be upon ua th* strong pyrcom*tic,odor of recuuree to the ordraxry anod** ol*estop wa* that of toe celebrated John Maya, jrrr-r ... ^j:**^* Cmfar to the Emperor Ch*rlw Vl k the burning annuals, and tiw air become fog from tbe wild fire, familiar to etory re»y apoo appretamied from an attack by them. ..id uf him. that tbeuKh h« wm very The men of thi* party conn made oar dry and hnated like the at) IT. mall ng breath Texas. tall, foe board was sn long that be could acquafotance. They w ere frtin tta 8a- r-fthe Afriann ainiocn. A* we emerged from our sheltering trend open it; ho wa* very proud -of it, At th* same bittc country, having toelr wives and moment a roaring round, like that’of the caverns, and hy degree* aeauatomad eur aud tad it g«serally tied up with great children along, with each a negro to drive ocean lasted by a tropical tornado. reach­ lung* t» tta 6rey atmosphere, we watch­ rare, and f**l«oened with a ribbon to > their mule team*. Early In the previous ed <>ur rare, and vibrated upon the taatad ed the fire a* it aweapf eastward, each of­ buiton-hole. He as tn ell me* untied It, spring they tad removed thtir stick and air like the wnvsa of distant itandtr. fering up an unspoken prayer for tbe by directhm of tte'Boiperor, »b» mak­ servant* to tta GuadakAp*. and were safety of thota with the wagon*. Had ing bine ait down to the table with him, At lhi« time the line of th* ad fencing J.8. VAX BRt'IWT’R noir prepared to make tteir permanent fire mUM fave tern »*v*n miles, if out' they'kept slang the trail alter we bad with all toe window* open, took great Mtlteoient there. IregiM*. off; -but th* strong westerly loot sight of lh*m in the morning, they delight in toeing tta wind blow hr* long On tta third dny onr trail ted through wind, which was momentarily receiving •Imuld have arrived at the creek hy tta beard in the face of bi< courtiers. Tta Bsxrr5(A MffH a long *tretch of prairie, beyond which freah impetus from .tta expansion of tta jI lime «» fir«l peroaivrd the «moke of tbe reign of Henry IV. of France, vn the WANT 29.000 Ita of WOOL to no belt of timber couW ta d>ecero*d; Mated air, brought |ia round with ilart- burning prairie. But their m»o-arrival gulden *g* et taerd*; the* it was that only a deer line of Imrix-n opened be­ ling di«lctn*a» to oar sera; and th* in had l«<i us lotape that they had^re thte tta '■ ode* uf cutting them were no vs* maoufacuire lulu CLOTH—. fore ua where tbe Hue of the duudlem,' creasing obscurity oi toe tun, now'low to- escaped beyofad toe reach uf toe danger. riouk Beard* wore dipped round, southern eky, ’ melted feitiy Into the‘ ward the horixon, mid* 'toobillows of In th* rear of ua, toe Are eotaidsd al- square, or eudtsg in a point, end *0'Q*green lint of tbe swtilltet pl*b«; wMIe fire glow with a brilliant light. Tit* con- mret«■ rapidly a* it kindled ; tat for a' tiroes •taped like s fan o- *•□ ertiebuke the Aue, waving geses ted Wn exchang­■ flagruiiuo, thnugh.atill distant, was traro leng time the air remateto timoo «uffo.Ute* oa*h»m*r by tta yroL ed for a tangled growth of.-tiuuwe feed*' ding u-wmuI u« with the apred of a run­ eating; while tbe breeea kept the tinders ■nd wdgea. »lm«st ImpeimtraWo to *mr away loe<>moli»e. and in a few momenta, and sate* in continual mutton; and In a TERT^IS. Vetoasnr iwCucoacaaa.—Wenewur anittial*. The trail, an old Indian war *1 the laleal, would bo upon u*. few momenta our slothes and face* were . OJtE HAtf to* cite tb* wool ta* dreamt Until reseatly uf toe sxmtents «f wjU tetefjhur. wBOl.*ti«*> furntabwt ir.!o rite path, which tad not beeti pm**ed, per­ ‘ <3«d ha»t merey upon our poor M«K>ty eta beg rimed a* tta •iirroutiding- Co arwtocroey of »pp*tiK W* outtap*, for *ges, ran straight through this‘ friend* wiU» the wagun*," wo invointariP***"41SlttetoRdWlBg r»u* heard m a ipstkel the following brief di40 to M rest* p«r yard kt maoutacturing Clots heavy grow th, while, in that luxuriant ly »xi<l«im*d, a* In a group. ,we aloud ! 8tiH eatward ru*hod that roaring re* mil, tbs ■tiff, wiro4ika reed* almost met i nf fire, impelled by the wind «Vwm tu ■logo* be<w»*o an old womat: sad a IH> tlegirl, white they were *Uadiit(in front over our tends. । .w , »i , taat had created ; onward all)I ttat broad oi h vegetable stand t . )Vc knew..that awmw lbie dry ‘.‘weed i eatrwdkd line, a* when it had swept “Grendmottar,” said tta liula >irl, prairie'4 atrstetad a lang, tedious trail. | down upon xu. The tarrixun- on three COTH WARRANTED *tmng,*te darnhte. “buy some of tlxwe cuoumbsra.” sides beuadto a black end berMs** waste th' ctauprri * f f‘ n** ci '* up*.u wliulh would be encountered neith­ u!?a my child." replied the-lady. m which oo ilviag tatog or plant existed far yur families- Try W . IJ er grow nor water. W a therefore Jcft cenvp early—my two compaumna utid -------- *■ WOOL CAWING myself—while the wagons s»d families stnxKed by toe blinding Barnes, And tta i Daur Promptly “d fa ®*»‘ M»»"Nr- Prke* veriftu follow stum alter. W* bad proasetuiding amoks and vapto* mingling p.^ 4w roach a smaU urrngo (the tad with toe shadow* of wight aow creeping The little girl did not appear taMKMfe -f tiled up -irra-..) to tta bouon of over-tba frigtotfvl asene.. elate the exonsc. ■ a which »o bat) hoped to find, watered While w* :hua atoi.fi gating open tip* pitch camp, to await to* oumiug of our snbRnra, yet terribl* eight, there sudden­ trhsnde. . .t ' . “• . । ly hrnke upA» tartar^' ."bnvd-lta, rdir. i DR. A P. BRAKE. Ing of tta wir-ii and toe, above tbti ortdtling and vphfe-MM the 'Writing reed* nwrfld and prolonged *CT«wn »f agonieto terror, a fearful sound, ths like of wbteb’ l uray 6*d, t oray Hirer btor<«h.4ta’. l*tod n<nlr»i«.atood taping Ultoe breexe. while tteir are. were glaring with ar expression of uoeaslve alarm. SuadeaTb* hoar bi al band tin Moaant drew* nlgb 1 •ly'lbt-y sprang upon tteir larfnta, and The d^itu *rtr**aon trow. dim in tU «ky! TUUPEMLNEAND ALpOHOL. 8Mi» forth from it. battia elrod, ligfa*. of tin at raining «t them, endeavored to esenpe, st the Mtns time giving utterance to a peculiar cfy, which I Instantly reeogtiixed as the* signal of approaching dan­ ger. 11*8 Indian*, or wild mustang*." ex­ ar FOR MECHANICAL AMD MEDICINAL chimed Pearson, a* he threw hi* line iur.rosi:s.oM.Y_ax ftotn him, and ran to the top ofthe tank. I fbHtiwed him aaqolckly a* I could; but Itwrabam, wbo 'wa* nearer to it, reached the higher ground first, aud Alto a full afack *f DKIDR AMD MEDICIMEO, ht-mii ai«. Falun. Olla. Cam ftphcMe, Buraias Flstld, * 1. A. A C. G. HOLBROOK. a TTOttNETBe*d €»on»*A«r» at L««. «u<1 ta . ® PATENT MEDICINES CTIEAdP, CASH WOOLEN FACTORY, I : ■: ^assess. practical dentist. ^Lurellana. �^004,^ -Hero I will pause a moment to state a meet remarkable prvdioUoti made by Daogtes mJ senary, )M1. Tbe euremoot Is furnishedJu me by Goa. C. B. Browart, of New Fork.------------------ *'of J genllctuati the highest rocpedabilit “Duqgisss was x*ked o™. bmw.-c ta« ;wura: ' fwbe was making a New Year's eall on ; Mr. Ihrogkre.) • ‘What will bo Ibo re . suit of ibartfocxs of Jefiwaeo Dam and uh St. Lawrence and CM® w his associates to divide the Union T— 1 irmiiiii_i_Artbe Mgbtoerok day af May east, ■bpsn government securities. Must of quits so safe, as was proved Thursday / •. ’ ■TO. »e»enj okuntivs wUl send two deterstaa 1 the old bank iesoes ero apparently with­ morning, wUc several young mou wan­, Douglass repHedwssuu.Kwwi, -. , T. M, U. MM r—M.. Cm.*......... ......... •• The oott«>n States are making every g»pre«V3tet»vs la lb. lover brwA of i out value; They are at least Irredeemable dered over too barrea rocks, and sisited -1 -J M I.U U .MOU-tjtXC n boat that bad been lodged there for, effort to draw In the border States to and many of them would prove worth­ »00rLUU'« CEXMAW KTTUs' there achemes i.f secession, and 1 am too several weeks While enjeylng a walk less If tho inatilutlous which Issue them which wc of this generation may Dever, fearful I bey will sueeeefl; then will be WILL CUREBTKHr CASK HF ‘ "•iw., >. April ■»«. IMA— Chrmita “ ----- -■ were compelled to redeem in greenbacks again hearW,-tba ice dam gave way Uta meat civil war thu the. world baa ever eeen, lasting fur years. Virginia Sir. :-TlfeGov«flen of Indiana. U saying nothing about coin. This state of and the vaat culRtao »f water, probably , will become a charnel bouse ; but tbe and linob. low. end Wiemrorin have trmforthings c*nnut last long. A few daya from five «o ten feet deep, came rushing will be the triumph of the Union oaosc. to the President, on the 23d Inst., a targe through. The..dam soon disappeared, ainoe, some of tho Indiana bonks threw and too boat that had remained fixed ‘“One of the .first efforts will be to number of volunteers from their respect out nearly ell the notes of tbe western against toe ordinary torrent was swept tako possession of this capital, to «’*,» ! ive Blates for Sarrica during tire present them prestige a brood ; but they will banks except the National currency. The away and over tba cataract. Of course .-Ji u. never suooced In taking it. Tbe North tXPa&o W Chicago Board of Trade has determined tboee was a hurrying toward the island will rise en mosrr to defend it; but it will idiora and the paper-mill pier. Berne es lim.ofMr.iW 100 <!■?■ «' ristterisMatibelle^ Ch WU. A. HOWARD,Cbairassa. to make lbs National curreuey tbe basis caped with a little wetting, whHe others become a city of hospitals ; the churches rnwurta. ki. Urey <M; of all transactions after May 15th. Other Ipsrely escaped with toeir livee. A young will be user! for tbe siek and wounded, ta v. g<»d MT-io»Tb-r .(•' <- U and Dsfl I’aia is the Btsd,l and then this house and tbe .Minnesota cities are about to follow, and It may not man named Bartow was obliged to leap pti4 ho fttunf j, .<rf w* k> di4iii».l* Moefc (now Mock (now Yhe ihv Dough Douglass ■hospital) mny or delay the draft for three years’ men be long before it will bo difficult t<f use from ono to another of the fleatiog caku* be devoted to that purpose before the in States where the quota of pending rof ice, and fully appreciating too necessi ­ any of-thc old currency at par. Those8(„ to ty of making land before being carried end of toe wah’" . draft is OOt fill-d up. The quota re fil­ who owe debts should pay them np.«f ‘•Gen. Siewert Inquired, ‘What Juatlfi l'd in Indians, JflixxrU Iowa end too near tho cataract, lost uo time In is«H>REMEMBER, rather than keep any of this Money on leaping from tba last cake, and swim­ cation Is there for all this !'" Duuglaaa eio, and less than two thousand are due THAT HilH BtTTER.4 IS . .. hand. It would also be well for the fitrm - ming several rods to shore. Those who replied! from Ohio. Tb. excess of these troops •••There is no iuatifioatioa, nor any are not provided for In estimate* hereto­ kr to refuse to sell bls products fur a cur­ witnessed the soene describe it as exceed­ Ooetose no Row er WtoHkey, ' . pretence of any. If they will remain in fore submitted ; it Is therefore estimated ingly exciting." . rency that may soon be at a discount. the Union, I will go as far a* the Conatl- that leS.OOO.OOO will meet the coal uf lution will permit to maintain their just 100.000 of these extra, and ft is rr.|wctTho Election^ . rights, and I do pot Juubt bul a majority ; An unusual amount of business was Tho Connecticut Union I majority Is of Congress will do lire sama. But,' acid fully rccemrrttmded that a special appra prtatimi be made fire that purpose, and J transacted, in tbe Circuit Court last week, nearly 9.000, tast year only 2,500. Th-.- be, rising to bis loot and extending hit submit a jMnt resolution to that effret. tw-srin wsoiuM ». < and an adjournment wm not effected un­ Senate is 18 UNtaa, to 3 Democrats— arm, ‘if the Southern States attempt to Impending operations reader it sxpedi' til Saturday. Judge Lor sal Is esteem- last year 13 k»$., Tbe Huuae ia JM to secede from thia Union without further ent that there should be eatly sctimi by 72—last pear 142 to 65, making a gain cause, lam in favor of their haring jitsl Congress un tlis appropriation, n> that, if 1 vd as a Judiclsl offiser more for bis afls- on joint ballot of 42. so many slaves and just ■<> much slave , bllily, universal fairness and general Maryland has voted by a largo r» territory, as they can hold at the point of sanctioned, all nsedfol provision bo made in due season. j oerreotness, than for his celerity io dis- jority in favor of a convention to amend the bayonet and no more.*" I have the honor to be, »ery respect­ 1 posing of business But the Judge has bur Constitution so as to crush oul'slavafully., your obedient servant. Yaakva Spring,, ibrev racb. ry. Baltimore city gave 0,000 majority J K. M.RTAMTO5, _ U.«n tn nn«.» Mh,rr. sM ki.uw sbatTSTtaX hosts of friends—indeed nomen In his .. ........................... lor immediate, unconditional' emancipa­ SeerrUrr ol War. position could well have Isas enemies tion. Thousands of Democrats and pro­ A private letter from an officer of the H. WRIGHT, is. x; than he. We are informed that tbecalen slavery men voted for abolition. J. H. MOKHiB. gunboat Essex, in Red Biver, published Rhode Island has gone for the Union dar, bpth civil and criminal was clear­ Repoblicas Coauiy CramiUea. io the Cinoirtnali C'onrawrrioZ, gives this largely. The legislature has a Union ed with the exception of a few cases. A acoountofsu Interesting scries of exper­ majority. Ne IlaUvray Work. iments at Fort Do Bussey • petit jury was in attendance, as were also In Illinois tlic township elections show ‘•Borne experiments were tried with It appears that the Governons of sev­' all the members of the Barry oouaty bar, large Union successes. tbe niue-ineh gons of tbe Essex on ths eral of the . Northern States have bean1 also lawyers L. D. Dibble of Battle Thus the good work goee on, and will Iron ease mated battery of Fort Do Rus­ urging upon tbe Government tb* necesw-• Creek, James Miller of Grand Rapid* go on. But our ‘Democratic' exchanges sey, prior to its destruction, to test its Ai:Louxt> Mt <1ml.uk/to fever or ----------- are publishing an Item (or their comfort, ty of making sure work with ibe robel-• and N. A. Baldi of Kalamazoo. S\ power of rrotatance and the strength of FateM MeU.eiur. liiMersl. Ue«H S manufactured by somebody, that Penn­ Jtan during tbe coming Bummer, and that■ From the Army of tire Peteroac. D. Btribkr, the gentlemanly and ef- sylvania has gone 50,000 majority for the guns. The writer says : ‘Our nlnethtrGovernmenl has concluded io accept- ficienl Clerk of the Court has kindly the Democracy at lire township elections. ineh pierced the iron and twenty Inches Washington, April 29.—Ad«toes from 10&.000 men for a term of 100 days. In furolshad us with a list of the caws tried This assertion is not supported by a par­ of wood, throwing the bars of iron al) the army of the Potomac state llist tho around. Borne of tbe pieces of iron brigade of cavalry under Gen Dvrin was -aocordaxreo with this plan Governor.Mor­ at this term, from which we extract the ticle of proof; or any.showing of figures, were thrown upwards some sixty feet.— out yesterday to Madtvon Court House ton of Indiana calls for twenty iheusand but is merely copied from paper to pa piece about ten feet lung came down following : per, just as the same papers copied the on a rooonnoiMaoer, and found a party men. Governor Brough, of Ohio, has1 Tho Poriplo tr*. Abner Skiff. Allen infamous slander about the Port Royal fltawiso with such force that it ran plumb of about 30 rebels in lire place, most of isatted a proolsmstion sailing for tfiliriy and Dibble for the People. Indictment female teachers, without caring whether through a log Jbur feelW circumference. whom they captured. No fi-rce of the Nobody-could possibly hare stood be­ tbouaand of the Ohio National Guard for for Forgery. Baleb sod C. G. Holbrook it was true or not, If. H only could be enemy is discovered anywhere in that hind the casemate, the roncuseton was so vicinity, akixjugh it was ourretilly re­ one hundred days, and it is believed the for Defendant. This trial occupied one made to help their tottering cause.—Lantremendous, nod the splinters would have day and two evening*—jury out but n ting Jirytt&lican. ported that they bad crossed the Rabi, Governor* of other States wifl follow. killed them. Wo then tried the hundred •bort time sod returned a verdict of “not datt'and were roovlbg toward our right. This njovemetnenMbow* that the Govpounders,with the same effect We threw guilty.” Roepoodent and sureties dlshlAUkuox of van Nsoeen.—The or our solid shot against it, and in the aamo The expedition returned witboutany lues. anamirat is ia earnest and ‘ Intends to Officers from the front to night pro charged. dar from the commanding General at bole planted a shell whish exploded, crush the rebel armlea, beforg thu dose fess to believe that active operations will Tbe People M. John Gosa. F. Alien Vicbshurg requiring nil the negroes to throwing up the iron for ten feet all Complainant for Bas be legally married who are living togwb around. After we had experimented till not be cutumenced just now.. The ene­ of thiryear. We have now* in tbe field for tba People. an army, numeroM, well trained, hardy, tardy. Holbrook and Burgher for Re­ er as man and wife Is not a dead latter. the captain was satisfied that the place my is again busily engaged in throwing spondent. The case con tin usd on mo­ All ministers of tbs gospel may be au­ was not as impregnable, as tbe rebuts up more earthworks and digging rifle­ rcslcros and " tion of defendant—Respondent gave ball thorised to solemnize the rite of mar thought, wa set fire to it and burned the pits covering various fords along tbe uf^etary. line of the Repidan. Their pickets have in tho sum of 3500 rtege, and one missionary la one day, tbe remaintag timbers.’" been strengthened along the whole front, «>n« buMked thousand HQ Tb. i’sopta ro. Thomas Martin. F. present week, married M oonple. Marand nateaded further down towards eur Allen for the People. Information for rings will very soon have Its proper place i be northwestern governors, Is iritanded ShlFmastaof Gen.^rom Iks SFrlj^asld left. Picket firirg is again resumed,und tv mske this saanraaoe doubly sum, and Larceny—Miller and Holbrook fpr Re­ among them, as among any other civilsmall akirmiahee take place almost dally spondent. Nolit proitqui entered on ap­ The Springfield (Mass.) Rtfoblitnt to place tbe result of the eprr.iug cam­ plication of Free. Attorney—Respondeat itpd people, and will soon supplant the views which bare hitherto prevailed paign beyond doubt. . and aurettaa discharged. ’ among them, a vary large pert of which uTT>e accumulation of the guns at the The People w. Albert Phillipa. In is due to “Miseegenalien.'’ Tba summer operations have already This Is armory, whieh has been going on fur begun ; and never were tW Union armies thia case tbe Pros. Atty, filed his rasssus mainly tbe fault of Democratic white nearly a month, waa interrupted last By way td New Orleans we have news 1 for not filing a bill of Information against men. One la aeven of Ilinas msrrled by ■o strong, so efficient, so nbmerous. For week, by a government order for fou.- of the flight of the Mexican traitor ViRespondent. The facts in tbe cabb and the first time, too, all ourIforoes nro'nn-' the taw io his opinion not warranting our minister in ibis place were the off tbousand to bo sent to tba arasMl en daurti to ExrIc Paas. He left Monterey spring of white fathers. Let os offer s on the approach uf President J uaredt, who ] der tbe command of,a general who has bins to filo an information against him word of eautioo to benevolent teachers Governor's Island, New Yock harbor, and yesterday to be sent to the Wash occupied that place oo tbe third instant. . shown himselfdaring, skillful, clear bead­ for perjury. who propose to eome South to teach tbs Ibo French fleet which was sounding ike 1 Norman Hubbard vr. John II. Eerl “freedatoo.” Ths sickly season approach ingten arsenal.- This relieve for a few bar of tbe Rio Grande have withdrawn— ' ed, energetio end unselfish, and whose impleaded wkh Stanley and Bugbee.— as, and ail whe are not prepared to stay day* the pressure for room at the arsen­ whale career has proved the effect of J Cause strreken from tbe Calender— not through It should defer corutag till fhlL al in this eily, which, howevsr, now sou- Enter1' ** "C?‘'ing ** n**S| tains two hundrad and twenly-four tbautbeec qualities. Gen. Grant has the en­ properly nutieed. —Cor. Chitaqo Tribont. The best feeling exfote between the * | **nd guns. Ths plsu for removing all tire confidence of tbo government; the Mary Ann Freeman as. Hiram Lewis. work from tbe arsenal building axes pt aulburiliee of Matamoras and Brows*, campaign is of his planning; be bas dis­ C. G. Holbrookwnd Dibble for plaintiff A Narrow Bsoafr.—A gay and fas­ the final inspection and packing, has been ville, mntoal’ civilities taking place.— ] Replevin. N. A. Balch for respondent posed tbe forces according to his own cinating widow lady, about thirty yearo earned out, and this buildmg >sdqw used Colonel Cortina was rceetveJ al Browns­ of age rroidinc in Wheeling Ya., has a will,, and ha Is confident of the result as before the war, only for tbsswp.Hrpaa ville with salutes-and military bonoro, ( GmxW. Cayler - — -k- lover Baaed Dusky now in prison at es and for.ths storage of guna. I Order* and a grand ball; which was dj!y red- I No doubt ths struggle this summer that place, whom she had been In the have rooeotly been filled, at the armory prootled by Cortina. Ctayltr «. William ___ , __ ___ _______ will bsdasperate; tbe rebels fight like habit of visiting, but haring violated the for fiftSM) thousand a set* of Infantry ms pirates; they mo tbamselv«s regarded as Carpenter. Aaeumpeit Cause cuntin- rules of the prison, she was thereafter ooutremente and forty ouwions, manufac­ ed on motion of Plaint life upon payment tiro enemies of mankind ; their barbarrefused admittance. She was not how­ tured by ths Wroon company. Ahum ofaoateof teem. •>ua system is cotdemard by the whole WUl.nl Ny. ag, Wm. P. Bristol and ever to be thwarted In her anxiety toeee seventy-five of tbs latter stand on the and administer to the wants of her lover. grounds ready to be forwarded at the civilixed world; and they find tboir allies nine others. Trespam-jury trial—total One night a few weeks ago the jailor of to Europe only amongst contrnetora, job­ occupying all day. Jury oat about ona tbe prison, hearing a noise, Investigated bers, epeeulatoro and politiml adventur­ hour aed returned a verdict of “not the cause, aud found that tho gay widow guilty”. This ease involved the legality Tax Mionrr coxcmmtrnox of the er*. They have ns hope but in desper­ h.rl f.llen from a ladder she was a.rondof a road laid ont on tbe line of the old Union armies foe a blow against tho re ate fijhtmg; they have pressed into their plrak-roak in Johnstown. Both parties ing. In order to reaeb tbe window of her bellien will to a large degree account for lover’s cell, and had broken her leg. She nrnries the whole male population of the were beaten, the defendant, in not sue •p .retire cases rd ill suceero which are had with her a parcel containing s quan­ states and parts of states in which they taining their read, and too plaintiff in now haring a disheartening effect upon tity of ebloriform, nitric Mid, a cMkel, have Still power; and they will resist not sustaining his aotson fee a trsaepSM. box of steel pens, two love letters frosn the country Tb. pc»pk-should eonaldVerdict readcred Spun tbe ground that er this. They bare protested against nqggvly. Their evti paesfoiro are rous­ the plaintiff did not prove that be bad herself to hw lover and a couple of news­ the anaconda system and demanded ed, m ro ehown by their monstrous ern- peaceable possession of the promises papers, which aha would hare sucosedod eoceentraUtre, and now this policy is Geo, Opdyke, and two-thlrda of Kew’ eirlti kt Fort Pillow. Wo must expect when the allegad treopeuM wae committed. in tranaferring to the prietmer had abe being adopted, and the people most York Bute Senate, addressed to the Nsnot met with ths accident. Mrs. Briggs Dayton Hall ro. Jas. MuKdvey.— tional Union Committee, asking tbenvu, a severe struggle, vilji, perhaps, the for­ at last accounts was suffering severely j-y™. u. b.w„„ cXJS Eiecuasnt. Sweeaey and Alien for Plain­ tune of batata inclining now toons side tiff L A. IWbrooh. & G. Holbrook from her fractured limb, and it will be b. k. FM.lu wbM) -ill b. ch. .M,aad row to the other; but it otket be our ■nd N. A. Balata for BMpondent. This some months before ebe will be sbta to of U. .MMp.lT, Mm O« walk about. Dusky hi a Coofederste part, who remain at home, to study fur- sue involved tho to—“----- ’ -----Sm»u W.MImor » n, m. UW. ; M k. -fc appun > dA(M* -» tax tittle. Tried by* MdaoM Pl, ohm ch, nd for PlaiatiC ..MMMMM H. . r..» . prtM. .tan Um cmm„M M. », udM O«, Suh fMgta, ,o mo,,. ' S. TVBxp'reM...’.*.7". jj -MltfuKxprsM..................... >.X.RlCB,Gre*18^| karo-aotrexo. I . Mich. • dsUfstn to alltad I Hartop on the 14th J »•» aa«a»B*uc, nsstlnE* BepwbUean sss&rtn&t <ss£a *toa HaeMags. May >, 1W. ~ Unltr V C. ■ | Wr Sxb by tbe published pr<J of toe Common C«Hjncil of this that they constituted the Pionn official organ, end propose to is all proper enough and will beside. W e say that is proper ■but we much mistake, if the sum I will not cry “prescription,” if t| publican "Board of Super dares I -conclude to have theirofficial ergt I save the county tho expense of p i to print for hall price. The Rept I Board of Supervisors will please 11 stole uf the fact, that the Democt Hastings know how to teach them | by mutual consent. Allen In U>4 Mr. Swetxey Pcweculing Atta tiffice. Ballou.—Tbe May number of I Ion's Dollar Monthly Magazine is I ■our table full and complete- Thia I azine is remarkable for Its excel I -Mid cbeapntrea. The poem ent I ‘•Little Mary and her- Chick m,” ah I stories "A Blow for Liberty*'And Tntpper’a Peril," are worth the pric tho Magazine. Published raonlhl; Elliott, Tomes aud Talbott, 118 ington St. Boston, Mesa. Price 31.1 gr-The Bill allowing aolpier I Tote has passed tbe Legislature of I Yock, having gone through the Sr I «m Tuesday by a unanimous vote, I dDemocraladodging. In the House! Demoteta voted sgsinsl It. Speaking of the debate in Cougl at pan the Expulsion ef Long and Hail tba Philadelphia Press says: Tbe । plo will be heard io thia matter, I speaking for loyal Pennsylvania, we that Alexander Long, for advocating dissolution of the Union, ought to be geltod from the Congress of toe Un; Is said to bo M. do VillerneMant’s I. paper called Lt GnniJwrnul, publl I «l Paris. It is of such extent that i human arm can stretch it out, and lakes two persons to read it. Miller aration (Brown's Bronchial Troches) eertiwaly valuable to soldiers in the fn J Sold �i t1 »»=s«i»«ss»a»sjssss» I 11 n ’ :«» H ;: I i ssttaiu8Rtisaxis6i^5si» CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S F L.«rge and most complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Carpets aud Pound Calico. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. <fi^3 i«iw 5*3 » ? f 3 ^3^11 > i 11451’lai. = M > .’*• ; l=s~‘ 5 “I . -S • = ^*2 u c |*J| ;»■ * s3 sHhlpd:nH:Mnui 7 : a s’38’111 h i Hili < «1**111 d n *1 kJ e । II'U i l i?HU blH! I miss •« - . A 2 iri S Hi 1 iff Irf Hili I tils " 1 E 4 i Minima r : -lit?? •2 5 ■ 1 - ia I “iHillt’I.h �rex >1.00% VtfBAWRTi. rsuMl »n form and slab cuter; aa^h. b^MsTl'ts leaves re to- *~ l.wfa~d *> ft. r-y* Ma six years. s*d base acquired so " fer eaeeediug any FamS Medicine* or • ZSjS=aS" CuvuYvm * ^j^'ATSzxi.'ir Sumach: Liver and Bowel* ‘■ST 3T3Sf,'JS«2srtw"—“S’- Vw»t*A,w, four dtotlnct warteties ; one ovoid io frwa , quite r#eu in color ; the second teas rhmgated, a*d almost maliform, partly p»d. JRrtly freim; a third more rounded;&iaBy a fourth, regularly pyriform, knot* thao twice as large aa the preced- u.. eotnenint nww varieties, none ef which rasetsbla the parent fruit, either in site, toter, or time of maturity. There are two especially that I swill notice, one, for ike site, «&ora than double ^hat ofLaAL llwwe pear ; tbe ether by Us rotfcded brim. rMpnibloe tnaliform [fears Fife er *M Sstam. Mnwry or a^ltotoat ltd ' “Tbs Base pear gives equally tbren flaw feolu diSereot from the type, on» nf BELMBOUFH EXTRACT BUCHS AWDfcDIFBUViD BOAR WASH CL'MB tbr three being andtpijar t<> udr Of the RECBET DIRE A RES fruka obrsined from the Sanger pear that i.t Is.hardly U> be distinguished from it. Tbe varieUee are Quite as nymartMis as In three of the English pear, tbe six new forms, as different frbto Hdh other as from the nt ,stock- One of them COME AND BUY MORE hunts tUnueou* which have beta *P* K\X \vdA» <J$ VuAJu Amv X\ic ■ftKook. for foe life red b***b r f tba body dsffcfo 1'?£S3?X3tft.‘-l*to fiffnSSRia-. ftoj’leb fave winter frek hot oullfco tbeSt'Gar- floret, ft/rfcnu, Hfefc CPtoaMi?, M •»** SXXi.. R.J. GRANT! jgSX' wXTu. affirm to the'contrary ; and 11 defy them to cite to a fruit of good quali­ ysndsaFSdS ty,'fecundated by the polen of ite fluwer smsiiet ta bam er rssaaa Seto wbs whose seed has given birth to a wild wbstlwr JwrXm oritur u.d m to.itor.ffcw l» tree. Should a Jood variety, artificially or by insect, be fecundate^by a wild ms stvSrRa*soca wftb a«*ar fruit, there «gUart«inl> come | IHTHK GREAT PftRKTIC sad U -«<**■ ftmn three seeds new varieties which wilt i tuuatly.irnot >1). be inferior to it. It is equally certain that any gcwid variety of the pesr tree, or even *»f all our fruit trees, sell fecundsled, will produce |fuwd fewiL They will probably differ io sonic feature or other from tba parcut variety, but none will take tbe type of tbe wild IK MY USE OF TRADE . AVOTHXl writes, hit Mt RH eared after hi* flesh bad alwote wasted *W>v Tba doctors pronounced the csss taw* ^AJIOTHIR was cured of Feverred Agw* Come and Sec !! *fUr u’i15Jl’ry tawiicne AIOTKXR wa. cared of Favor bore which tmd existed fourteen yen AJroOn of BbaeuiatioM «f sfchlywraCaeas inautoarsbU of Dy spepsteandW 4 tefcto tbwr oaa be fatly .0^*2* ■-» l» ta-<. "IXltoy’SddlsX^JSto* anoTTr^i/uTAM. <t •xerasto tte eJwtrtr isBcwra. IB <*• <ss»atawe>ieta«eof all dfetoW. U LjimH a. a de IhvtaorMt. Wtato 0>e p-w.r. at uatare are toloed. itepsratos to rwrideroe aadlw-eaUb‘"L^Zbut Oto Utoi.it.. nxhdr tef..stto.u..r spcHee.” Thc Whole family of tbe brassica ia capable uf great development. See what splendid varietire of the cabbage and turnip hgve been brought into use.by caeeful cuta>-atio&, to say nothing at tbe casJffin^»r,*tbe mots debaotm of them alt Perhaps some, who like myaclf. practice gardening on • small acais, would like In know how tq. cultivate this eaculent. Fur twenty-five years 1 have not failed but <>nc« to raise a supply for tny family.. There are two method* I bkve practiced fbc atertitut them, one to plant thee* in a hill, and the other U» stert them a f*eh spot, or-in a hot bed, and then I transplant. Each method has its advanbigre. Whan I transplant, which I am patirt likely to do on a summer day "a* on any other, I pour a little water round the Sever fed to muisiy Am. who rive theta ethovplant and immediately lay uvor it a leaf osgh trial, sad wbm«er tatrodsosd are rapidly --U - ai-ahritv aad ofburduck rhubarb or grep », and ‘let ‘ It I rill down near the leaf and remain two or three day*. 1 then rem< aa_ them. b<» them, and place a platform of newspaper around the plant, whieh may be rapidly dene by tairing up pieces eight inches •jtjare, tearing a slit in one side to the centre and placing a little earth on tbe edges. This will keep off th* cutworms. If a plant lufak'lo a lead ewle> pull It up and enpplt its place with- another. In. this way J never fail of cabbages, if I do nut let the cows g«t in and eat them JUST RECEIVED 1'rsMnd bv Itiwvervss a Sens. Plttabor<, Fa. ISVooiX. O.YV& IAx-y HIE BEST OHIC-A.OO VAX, TiXoodi VvbvCjbev, BOOT'S ft w. w. iwuu» 143 Labe Ku THE CHEAPEST! Pl PIANO® -GOLD PIANOS ccjud-di wQl core all the aforeaeotiuntd dis.aaa*. and, of tbemeelvee, will relieve and eare Hbodooha, Ceativanaaa, Qolio (Rsina, Cholara Jtfbrbtfe, Indiffttim, fam in the (JXmness, eta Try these iaedleines, and yoa will never regret it ' Ask yoar neighbors, who have used tliea, and they will say they are MEDAL H A RM ON 10 MB. PIANOS llatteri.DwvfeA <*-••«»»* | KMrrcw * bcu TTOMKEVH .e4 COlHtBRUI PIANOS, Qiooi. GROCERIES and you should try them before going far a , Pamphlet or Almanac of »y local sgent, and reed the ccrtiUcetea, and if yon have ever doubted you wiU ' *Yiou.NoX. v.o vckote.. W/£8<r mt Mtumtow3 Net Assets, January, 1864, $3,002,556.39 11. 9. SHELDON piOCTTT IUHCKH- Wilt <7 ail—ti— to pcMviu* P»«»ioa MM Cwtete* » tock >>•' MMMto IIMTlt, •■* tosKaMSS* ImAmwM o*Mto<k«Ov«r H. r. CHERRY, 4. THE FLAW AMD OHG A RIX ATKIN of tbe ATTN A, after U yasrajWWtb* toed tbe jcrveWI psMic advaatoMs, and sueevaeoTtbevariousay.ua,. «rFire to .nr..,re I. IbsOMutry. latovteuethan «»rr perparvd Sur duty- AND DRY GOODS p«Mnmr clrrk„»•<> Mo^ry» to Sbv C««rt Hoes* ,X’SSS»K£»5Si coot G&OCEtfT, Ttey Uto Bilk. reUoc. w ItoM Ureada thras^w^fcfc Xverr ■acbl.e 1. Warvanlr*. •rtoarfXw , Eating if BUliard oslytotobtae oria« WmoU HARD-WARE t I T“5<2;“2"“»o>;ri«ovr^ >’iT»‘to72}!?^j‘ilr'' ^UVEr.TtSBMRST. AtacTmt JMRl’HLD f Uw^wfceasU eihi a Stes.weierea Itevtag that wa ore giva aaUn toll flfcte. OUS STOCK OF GKOCEBUK :Bn V Ifuif*Tl£f£*>?ral la i**wv^ SI OTT HABJTlh BueLKaOOXNT. OXlKXWMUai Mr. HLfi. Rameddl writes to tbe -There i« no diffieultr ta fettMriM fowls allewed ftarfr freedom, if foey hrepreprrly fofl. Twrk.r, food far bat­ tar »h* sltnwsd their freedom, thar. ’a’Tna'w?.S?nfctuM< >in£ ons! PIANOS which, is conjunetioa with ths Clothing barrel to piece*, take one of the boups and two ollbe stavsa. sharpen on® end of them, and nail the other end* to to the opposite sides of tbe hoop, set it over tba plant and drive it into tbe ground. Tbe I wwms wiH hang over tdg edge of tbe bo*>p fh» from tbe ground. Set the stare* In tbs'&M hill at right angles with ihoae’ lu the first, and lei the hoops Just come U*(Mher and tic them wi th a slring in such a wap>-M to mtpport rweh other. Thus, ■t a trifling exprewe of time sad mowey, yna may effectually train all ynur ionuw toe*. These may be little assttera, but they »i H ki*ure good cabbage* and torn* Um.-N.TrT.-J*rw 2igfcad Furaser. istotitavslporUM aftbe esaBwieeny. as lUwtev- \x\tc <x Cta.a'tm. "V\xa "BXooA YA\» are the meat active and thoroegh pill* thst have over been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, asetb lag that organ to anch an extent aa that tbe mien does not rvlapas into ito fomer coa­ lition, which ia too apt to be the case wife ■uanly a purgative pill They are really a •Swiss «s«stiwsa. wins cEinuTn ^’tousrsGTSM Tomatox — Knock a flour preaeri totoWOr Use is sM tbe erti.nary took, sad attosactues ortbepeeMBtday_ , IS VERT PULL ANH COMPLETE OCR Dll.U .A HD TAfiLBS Are re-Stsed wttfc ^jtew Ce^leeo, y4 Poltekt (feblOat) Insed iriUMi Betay J. * 8WD0XT. A*anU � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-11.pdf be944486428073a65b9233ceb2a59744 PDF Text Text io:t SS9SSHM Srirttd Iportrj. 13 PURUfMIMJ KT BBT KBMJtSDAY, ‘wr?w» M~JT ~r Ms JW^fcv. deufored It weh all aMemerbm, and that he onuld do it M>di a eay owe. He taada the attempt to care her, but wlth ebtsweMBs. Ifottheu said. If be urn euro her, 4e wHi think there issomhtbmg in iL"-> ' Mrs...Winthrop J1. Hoastin. North Amherst, Maas. General debility, eheabh w waih for eighteen mosthoi cured wi*h>one tiwalmem; wines reported herHASTINGS --■ dritMfaRtF^eU. •• s e.-.i Tbe doctor extends aeovdial invitation to ell who cenaot slTucd toptoy to come OqurfoMMfow* n w»Uww 04 riU. sod toe healed free of expense. . .i ■ LaUtag^ltaeteUetersaL s Owe readers mill he amused at.the fak fowieg logic toy tiie editor, of the Syring, oberts Worrtty, sbeM^Mllrtt. tbs rtta. •”>' ' tirid Republican, whieh- we slip from I OvrtffieNtaratty nrftews, that papsrofihadmmofMsrafalMtk. It ! Uba MefoNnfortasr st teuStFs rofrtaa. ie.entitlad£..Jiew-i t. <"/ . . r« ■uMiBAO-n-S'oeqnwo » Sraorertsi.n Eitraordinsry things are going oo at. tbe L'nisa Hoose in this dty4 A mernhle and patriarchal loukieg man, with gray new and most complete assortment of hair ami beard and agreeable presence, occupies Ans of tbe parlors.and Irvn fifty DBLG5 AND MEDICINE*, to ana hundred and fifty-cripples and inifChrmloalv, Paints, <Mh, Caws »elide eiste hrtn-daily, manbaf-wtobacco * gtecnc, Burning fluid. away thiahlag-they, kava besn oared by TURPENTINE. AND ALCOHOL?. Sems iuvtatble power at command of tbe Pn><a Ox BtaMr «l Lifhc ' ,•■■ • sptumal pbytiotae. Some leave babied The afflicted wfo bo (rfsdtn Ifoh, that toetn tote oruiabee and canes they have for years leased upon ; other, long belptbte wonderful restorer to bead th by the leMaud carried,,Utilher in the arms of •toying o* rd hauls,” is now at work for r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINALi tbe'good of humanity in the western thrir Heads, suddenly resume their former. r«ot end rteeapaod walk ; rtoeuP0llPOHE8.(MI!.Y^a part wf nor State, wbwre be Is mooting' with greet success. Hs has been prne- matio. pams and eenlraatione and Uni Sharp pangs of sciatica my sterieedly die tiring In Spriegfield for the hat three weeks, and baa upgrated un over twenty, appear at a touch; tumors tbatbave been seven hundred (pereuD** w|th complete grvpipgloryeata vanish is a fow mlnsuccess in most oases. _ His pover has I utea,under tbe hand <ff the miracle work­ er, and.wbatever ailment enema *<>et so increased, that he bow heals quicker chrome and Incurable, yields to this than over before. strange influence, after having obstinateThe following' are the diseases that reaiated. tie aaaav'ta of tbe snattria most readily yield to the healing powers, TEA. COFFEE. SUOAJU SPICES. PEPPER, mtdiea.. PXpXSM, Ft^p. RALStNB, CODF1BU; I via; Female diseases of every nafore, But do tbaee (Rarvele really and truly ia fact, etentbu-e to tks Grorvry lias, such as spinal dieisea, heart and liver discear, occur 1 They aoem to; the spiritual week lings, dyspepsia, 8t. Vitus' dance, will be ueeJ-4 far family um. Al»o a grew varibtqof **• .... r ' disease of the ‘nerves, loss of voles, dis- doctor things so, and hi* patients thinks »o, and some q( them express tbe utmost betia, rheumatism, ulcers, tumors, weak Old £33*1 TTUrniKt'S^ delight p»|l gratiiuds for relief from niland Inflamed eyes, etc.'- The aarev'abo menu which they bad foerod woold car­ find CooMbt Extracts, performed wltiMtvt pain nt1 msdidne. We gfos the following list of some of ry them to their graven., If they are not vok ths uvrkcist qxxeriT or Tira LAOiks^ cured, or at least temporarily rnluved, the cures be had effected dnriag his visit than Dr. New too has a power over the Wi also kr«|> on Laud a good sMortmeol of there: ifangmakfou quite as nimoulous as tbe H. R. Faster, Paper Mill Village, *4. STATIONERY, pvwar lu-remove diseaM. Indeed there H. Speeehleesover one year, cored in are some inataMee of apparent aura PENK, PEXOTJi. INKB. PAPER. ENstantly. • wbiob caoaot be explained by any power , G. W. Thayer, Cedar street. Spring­ of imagination, such as that of a child in field. Lame arm two years; cored hi tlua city, boot over with spinal cog>plaint for ssveral years, aeddsnly elrsigbtpned Mrs. C. H. Fsssatir, 13 Wilcox street, up aad made strong; and cases, yf which Springfield. Cancer, with gieal pain; the ductor has evidence, of cures of percured. soqo miles disUot front him wbo began Mrs. John W. Clark, Springfield.—, to mepd from tbe moment be spt*ke the N»nralgia, very bad ; eared. ' word, ■ llutac ihinge can't be trot."— AmellaS. Phelps, Wilbraham. 8pl Perhaps net; nobody has a right tn he oal dleeaoe four years; cured in a lew Hava them without aufodeot evidseoe. minutes, and walked two miles. Go and sea, and test the powers of tbit Mm. Leverett Smith, State street, Tu inudsrn luiraeie worker. Imur; cured. •> •' . But Ik-w does be d» these things ?— Mrs. Lottie Carrier,; CoftwAy>; Mara.— This if easier asked than answered. PerLame end stiff knee; cared tos'taMh. DRUG STORE!!! R fetmgj ? feintss ,i-■ - &. groceries skests isstoS Thera eras oom an sqmmM clergy mmb There was aq. by foe Rome ofCeraihoti, nrbo knM; M hia finally a tamo mcekfiyt of which rhe was u«ry food. Thia aaimal, which wan note, vts «• pHo allowed its liberty, liked ;lq foUoM_fo« minister, when bo wentoel, bn* uNtbfoe cuurse of his rental Sabbath was nramlly shtrt op till hieowBor WAR out of eight, on his wap to ehfirfo. Byetta Bebbalb morning, when foe clergy mao, taking hia wmno «tefo» bto erm, weploet, foe Rs oaksy foflopod-wt<tooen<d, aad watering foe opportunity whilehismastor wM.Bpeaking<fo • «♦*tiemaopu foe ateevM-«p«M*o^baok of foe pulpit, and jUMped oppn fooA«mdTaorg-bogretely ra«bd,h»msaJ4,look- KER, tlBS MIHM. f. A. AC. C. UOLBHOOM. WhT a iowthora PATENT MEDICINES Mies Caroline Nador. G.ngrees street. Springfield. Weak and inflamed eye; I cured. Mira Amanda Hatboro, No. 149 Cen­ tral street, Springfield. Spinal disease and fetnals weahaeee, very sick hot expeotedtelivo; cured in a few minutes on the evening of March 21st, sc that she arose from her bed. dresoed herself, and went to a neighboring hoese and notified the lady wbo was to watch with THE MEftT CAUSE Iter that her eerriose were not needed.— Tbe next morning she walked throe mUes einee wbieh aba devotee her time in J~t PMiOxd, m e .Wed Drtofr Pri.. Six Os. bringing theoiok and afflicted to bo bealod. - Mrs. Sarah P. Cook, Hedley, Mass. Ovarian tumor twenty-two veers • cured. Mrs. George Bos sr er th, Pslwrtw, Maks. Tamor to breast; eared Instantly. Mira Sybil B. Clapp, Montagu^ Mera. Spasms twenty years; sored. Mia Arsbrito C. Gibbn, Albany, N. Y. Spinel disease, and lameycwfod. <I” Mr*. Hsntiutis Deris, 34 MutbuYy stvMt, Springfield. BwsNed lirer, not ; will be pel n FRENCH! HUMAN misery. was.wMOCaeions of hia preaeatoWhen the sermon etoafneqawl little forms were OMWulatd wiA tor, which cunduot ao abneked tbt pastor, that ha tbougbt bis duty minister a reproof wbiob ha dk oonsidarsble action of hia hands apt Tbe monkey, who had oow. J familiar wit^ the saene, .Imitated motion, (ill at last a scarcely supp^— anilh appeared upon the counteoanas o( most of the aadiende.' This occurred, too, in one of the aiostsolymn pierages lu the diecourse; and eo 'borribla did thn levity appear to ths good minister, that be IsuachwJ forth in a jinLuti r^wka," nyery word being enforced by great «•-, rergy efaoiioo. ‘ ‘ . r , All this time, the little fellow over­ head mimicked every movement with ar-, dur and exactness. The audience, witneeaing thi« apparent competition between lbs good tpan and hia monkey, could no longer retain tbe least appearance of composure, and burst io to roars of laughtar, in tba m idst of which one of tbo congregation kli^ly ra listed the horror rtf tbo paaior at^lbe ir revereneo and Impiety ol Afo Suck. by. pointing out the cause of the merriment. Casting hie eyos upward, tbe minUtar could just discern, tbe asitnaJ standing on the end of the soundisR-Uard, and ga* I luring With all bis might, when be found it difficult to control himself, though highly exasperated at tbo occurrence.— He gave directions to have the mwnkay, removed, and sat down to compbae bimovlf, and allow bis congregation to rwrover tbelr equanimity a bile 'the order was being obeyed. wltbowt rorowtaeratfow, frwt AeMadadlabe poor white mon, d^riuod Mre^oC. bis fo tbkt tb?bhllA pbfiulkihffi Nrra .piAs- I ddMWMiflMrMMtlc 1 It stood A a perpetual Ihing wall; a lilasil anflAmt i ly aoaptearto rwli hflgk jthfl Hflgu/flmifi [Loud ebosr*.] , Wuensxsr ralfpoM and conscious of bar moral states end power when every man oan Wt up to God eofttsored ffihbw end eeuL-thoe the Swath will etart with a., bssnd-t smigrar tian and ger.ua, and art and enterprise will week her »UD"y hills and rales; aaA these shall bo the Lookoat Mountains upon her delivsrenoe And a race Of ewmending prorrera odreoellh,-poorer and What tf the Cis Ikon Taka Firs. Pethape throe ^arehus eht of fbor would rush right wp to dw barning indfoUual and begin to «sW with their bands without any donnita aim. It ia useless to toll the victim to. A Msw Way to Get Subscriptions do this or that, dr call for waler. A nogro was authorised to receive sub- In foet, It b generally best to say not h scripticme for an African anarch in thia cBj. Ho accordingly started on bin er­ rand. The first nian he called en wee a dry goods merchant ia the omghboriseod iffthaGty Hatt, who hoard the negroW recueet to “give something to oh urth’’ baldly to ths aerves make tbo aeotion of into the street, proceeded to Ueh thodar- clasping ia the arras most about the key after k, exclaiming as ho did. ao, shoulders j this instantly smothers tbs “yoe. I’ll give yuu eutueibiag.lafa> that I" firs aad seVM tbeftCBt* the oeit instant After such treatment, the colored mad throw tbe wnfortsmatova the floor; this slowly picked up hie hat add book, cool­ is additioaaUy ogfoty to tbe face ead ed hia anger, and resolved la “try again.•' hreatb, and any remnant flame can bo. Accordingly bo told the story to the pet out leiaurely. Tbe neat instant im­ merchant's neighbors, and wesa threath merse the burn*’, part in cold water, end ao many odd doiUre that before dash hie book bad forty namaaedit. Neat ■oca I'^htaing. JfealgM same eammon floor, iqg he returned, had. while e^aged la remove from the water, and oover the relating the story of the previous day's burning parts with an inch thiekneae of mishap, a young mao neeosted him with floor if poeslbls. Pai the pstitat to W8;’ ■ renuaat tn visit Mr. . —'a atnra ftha and do el I that Is possible w soothe, until the physician arrives Lot Aho flour rwmahu until It folk off of itaell when .». beaatifo! new skin>ilI be found.. Unless the burns are deep, no other application i. needed. The dry flour fcr 'A.drtnU' the meet odmiraMo remedy ■ewer gf»posed,. aefl the Joformauon ought to a. P- CHERRY, CLERK Notary F»blta. Ofllae O ta aka Court Boess totally onlodlag the sir frbta the tarred *. C. MUNDI*. r pbom«. *°4n„I?'fcl£‘ad' udn>in«l- DB. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL u DEHTIST, Mrs. Jobe Fwbse, 3* West Untoe street. Hernia; cured. . «• Mrs. Carol.eePomeroy. Beukot, Maes. Deafneaa aauew yearw; Mredbq sr -t h'rJw Mra. Ellen Wood, ooraor wf Unital and Mata ntreote. St. Vites' danoe and ooM esH “* "••“‘f'i.’L fS'ivCsY wtshiag snytbiiq; tetbesf DSBTlMTBY W rapidity bin book filled up. until collected enoughto pe; off foe in nans of his church.—#■ F. Sm. > “TEETH ixtrsetad or ffllel. co short nrilra. haraelf perfectly Mrs. Becjsmv tb> Gm*. sOb--------,----------------- , foHragfoatf perfoatiy oerod. * Miw-foeorfe Teyier, Gimdy. Mass. Sick twatey ewe yaare, for aowaa yeare oMhle SO walk} brought awe**- atUae uos W; enrafo. W 4*o»w*lwRfii<'eU AU mw or joBranmare, oner saidi -G^tipy*. my ,dmb i dwaen �lv* Maariua, Wi April d fcq., Frankfort, taaSza: Yow a 1 am naturally anil slavery. NEWS JjjTi, » <*“■ D‘« 4w intelligence thin roornii rect from the vtny, * U >f ewiing. but no offiriaw neral results »»/ be •:*<» cur arms. The «fe| G«. wSsworth <1. kilW by se think and fed. And yM. 1 k ball in the forehead while leading «* er understood that tbe Presldei ferrod upon mo an unrestricted , act officially upon this judgement and 1 feeling. It waa In tbe oath I took, that I MvV-1140a.k: would to the best of my ability, preserve, ■ 'ftl* Loan Is flmltud.to two hundred protect end defend tbo Cooctitudoo of i | from Thia tbe United States. 1 amid not take the । millions' and is being rapidly subscribed Gen. B for-bythe people. A moderate portion office without taking the oalb. Nor was I words of tenfidMee a.»d mo­ It my view that I might take tbe oath to youafvw । »( this amount baa been taken for You have- been re-organized, aad any reasonable J— ----- -— get power and break the oath in using ition. wnxcrtrmnn-CAXxdT amount that tbo Secretary of the I ths power. I understood, too, that la ।strengthened ami fojly pijaippod m tfVJ You form part of aawal ar­ । Treasury might be willing to designate, ordinary civil administration thia oath rnspeet. oould bo placed on the other side, with or oven ffirbade me to practically indulge ।mies vt year country, the whole under SU-SSl was •evarroj ----- - witboot making tbo interest payable In la primary abstract judgement on the itbe direction uf an able and distinguished kins killed, and Gm. Pegram badly London teeteod of New York, m highly moral question of slavery. I bad pub- <General, who enjoys tbe confidence of wounded, on Thursday. He thanks • advantageous tertne, thus grt ingthoeom- lidy declared this many times, and in 1tbe governaiMt, people and army. Your merciful God that every advance of Grant msnd of a large amount of sterling ex­ many ways. . And I aver that, to this ।movement, being in eo-cperatiM with has been repulsed. Tbe belief bore is change (10 per cent, better than gold, as St, I have done so official act in mere <others, It Is of the utimurt importance that Grant is achieving a complete vicarence to my abstract judgement aad ।that uo pains bo left unspared to make it rates are calculated hero.) through tbe i■wosuaraL summer months. He bu never yet en- feeling on slavery. Antao«xrHU,May 9.—The following Soldier, .'—The ey ee uf tbe whole nmmI did understand, however, that my terteined such proposition* for hts popu­ is a special to tbe JWarng Telegraph : lar loans. Hia preference is th*l our oath to preserve the CoestitcUoa to tbe itry are looking with aniloua hope te the Washington. May S.-Q.inmumoa--> own people should have the entire ad best of fey ability, imposed upon me tbo Iblow you are about tn Ariks In tbe moat does have been opened with Gms. Smith, Hite, Seek. CteaKlMta, Be./frudK Ftaekss of ventage of the gold interest which they duty eft preserving, by ovsry iBdispoaea- isacred cause that ever cajled tana to i and Gilmore, who arc near kichinond, bear, er else tbe premium on their Bonds ble tnasns, that Government—that Na- |Remember your Lome*, vour wive nia^ that < and bear ia »' L * the ‘v aooi>- and have been fighting. There was no such ss can now be had on the 6-20a Bun, of which that Constitution was the children, reroosMtheaDOMr fighting yesterday, and our Army is be­ wbre bought for Europe. Tbe present | organic tew. Was it possible to loss tbs er your cnsroiss arc o*< lieved to be advancing successfully. object, therefore, is popster dirtribalion N*ifou, and yet preserve the Constitu­ you will be returned to> Mi<>y tbe benefit* Fredericksburg has been occupied aad ---------------- ---,----- Bear a/home, at par, on five per cent gold tion. By general la*, life and limb must be tlenoe the hardships and sacriBoes you the railroad repaired. interest, equal to 7f or 8 per cent In cur­ Caataiaa eo &aua er Whlstey, ... The Star’* extra nays Grant has a field may bo called up«»o to endure. Have rency with gold at 160 to 100 per cent. protected ; yet often a limb must bo am­ fnnTmt rriftTryryt full of prisoners, and had advanced to »tty?r> Tbe Act uf Ongreee specially provides putated to save a life, bat a life Is never confidence in your officers and in each Bpotteyfvania Court House. A verbal other. Koop your renls on the march wisely given to eave a limb. I felt that that tbe principal of these Bonds shall be unconstitutional, and on the bslUafield, and let each man message received at Halleck’s headquar­ paid i* gold. If paid off after ten years measures, otherwise ters by a messenger fnxa the Army, with tbe economical view of re-borrowing might become tew fol, by becoming in­ earnestly implore God's blessing, and states the battle cluecd Friday tbe enemy i at three cr four per cent intereat—after dispensable to tbe preservation of tbe endeavor by his thoughts aad action* to Constitution, through the preservation of reader himself worthy of the favor he having fallen back about 12 miles, leav­ tbo war of 1812 this government bor­ ing tbeir dead and wounded on tbe field. rowed money in Europe at three per cent the Nation. Right or wrong, I assumed seeks, with a dear conscience and strong this ground, and now I avow It. leonld arms, actuated by a high sense of duty, Ou Saturday, at three o’clock, Lee was in —the payment will be made In gold. full retreat through SpoitsylvtBia, and fighting to preserve the , government and nut feel, that tn the beet of my ability I On tbl* end all other funded stocks of when a messenger left, Hnneocfewas en­ tbe United Btatee, there ia a specific had e» er tried to preserve the Constlfo institutions handed down tons by our . pledge of tbo Customs Revenue In gpld. tion It, to eave slavery, or any minor forefathers, sod, if true to ourselves, vio tering the plaoe in pursuit. Buller is reported within 1* mile* of for tbe continued payment of the interest matter, I should permit the wreck of tory, under God's blpssing, mutt end Richmond. Government, country and Constitution, will attend our effiwtsrngold. ORO. O. MK.tDE, Mfo, Oso. Cum-dh. Tbo customs and duties thus pledged altogether. When, early in the war. Gm. Fremont for the payment of tbeinterest and grad­ ual extinct ini of the principal-through attempted tn Hilary emancipatkm, I for, From ▼Irglala. annual purchase* for tbe sinking* fund— bads It, because I did not then think It Washington, May 9.—Official diaan indispensable neseseity. When, a of tbe funffed public debt of the United ,patches, received at the War Depart­ Slates, constitute a system of Indirect little later, Gen. Cameron, then Becretataxation, to which the people are and ry of War, suggested the arming of ment, announce the advance of Gen. Bul­ always have been accustomed. It falls blacks, I objected; because 1 did not yet ler with his command, and i" landing at Qty Point, Va, upon the people only tn propaction to think it an indispensable necessity.— _______ tbeir ability or Inclination to consume When, still later, Gen. Hunter attempt­ reived information, by way Monroe, that Beauregard is at Peters­ foreign wares and merchandise, upon ed military emancipation, 1 again forbade which these duties are levied. As iney- it; l-ecause 1 did not yet think the India- burg with a force of 80,000 men. A special from Union Milla, Va^ dated eleet to forego tbe use of foreign luxuries pcnsable necessity bad come. When, in March, and May. nd July, the 6th test., at 9 o'duck ». M-, says the *' -1/ so they lighten their own burthen of the public debt, even while Investing tbeir 1862, I innde earnest and successive ap­ Grand Army of the Potomac crossed the I do this a^re nMHy ia regard to Beits Rapid.in ou Wedheeday. Tbe ltd Corps moans in it al rates and on a security peals to tbe border States to favor com­ moved on Tuesday to the Mills opposite pensated emancipation, I believed the in ­ superior to sny other stock, for uniform thenr for mssy t«H, enter the tmprsMioii 1 dfevwere ebtei^M afebetetto mi st are. 1 and assured income (free of local taxes,) dispensable necessity for military eman Ely’s Ford. On Wednasday morning cipation. and arming tbe blacks would at 4 o'clock, the eavalry crossed and Hanks. Ttey are TO M axaaassv 1» coxx. al the in the whole country. the rebel pickets from the oppo­ The last fiscal year, to Jqne 80, 1363, oume, unless averted by that measure. drove plaasure of tbs Goiemasei, al any period sol site heights,-------------• * , n<> uppuailion. ■lu They declined the proposition ; and I was, tbit source of revenue amounted to l.M tian kn nor tian forty frtn fr»tn thajr 059, 642. Hie gold interest «n the pub­ in my best jndgemMt, driven to tbe al- - ------...................... — and the corps moved o’clock, taking tbe road to dal*, and soul tbeir redssiptlon mi rsa caxr. lic debt then amounted to only $24,729, temajivs of either surrendering the forward at 846. and ths principal of the, old loan of Union, and withit tbe Constitution, or of Cbancellororilie, at which place Goa. ixtuasr wiu. as rxia is cots, on fonds of sot Hanauck would establish hie headquar­ over oof hundred dollarc aaoaalty sad on all 1842. $3,250,000, waa paid off iu geld in menu I chose the latter. In choosing ters. Tbe fith and 6Ut Cressed at Ger­ other Bond, wail aanndly. The inSsnst is pay­ addition. mania Ford, taking the road tn the WilX KgWTOJt UMUWN, Itonaa*.. The present fiscal year coding on the it I hoped for greater gain than lose; but able on lb* first days n Merck sad September ia Ou Wednesday night, Gen. 30th of June 1 864. will show al leaal 4Q? of this I was not entirely confident. More deriteee. From Rev. Jos. li. Krnnsnl, PuUr of Ika' iMk Warren’s headquarters were at ths WilUseust Cborrh. V ' : *~ Keen*, increase in gold customs, say than a year of trial now shows nv loss deroeea, Gen. Sedgwick’s at his right, and by It, in our foreign relations ; none in ,683.399, on a gross importation of our while military force—no loss by it, tbe general beadquarters at Germania kiSd.'Yf 'XJirinro*tart less than 20 per cent, increase over last anyhow, or any where. On the contrary, Ford. year. Tbo gold interest on tbe present On Thursday morning tbe rebels pres­ funded and fundable debt, for the current it show* a gain of quite 180,00* soldiers, seamen and laborers. These arc palpa­ sed our pickets, and appeared to he in fiecal year, will not exceed $47,735,650, Uanag a ntrphu of nwtyfifty militant' ble facts, about which, as foots, there can strong force on our right. Tbs 3tb New York cavalry are skirmishmg <m the in gold from customs ever the specific be no caviling. We have the men, and charge for Interist upon them ; part of we could not have had them without the Orange Court Houm road, near Parkins tavern. They were driven in with a se­ w hieh surplus the Secretary has readily Ahd now,* let any Union man, who vere lose, leaving many wounded an the disposed of at 165 per cent for green­ field. Griffith’s division waa marcbed backs, tbe principal aa wall as premium complains sf the measure, test himself of which will go to tbe benefit of tbe by writing down In one Uns, that be Is forward on our right, about 11 o'clock to feel tbe enemy's position, and were met Sinking Fund, and to the redaction of for subduing the rebellion by force of by tbo rebel Oia. A. P. Hill, supported •As currency interest on tbe unfounded arms, and in the neat, that he is for tak by Gen.'Ewrll. A Severe action. took or temporary debt,-such as one year oer- ing these 136,000 men frem the Union tlficatea of iadebtedsees, certifiealM of aide, and placing them where they would place, in which »« captured nliout 300 be but for the measure be condemns. It prisoner*, though it la reported that we That this statement may not seem he cannot foce his cause so stated, it is tost too guns. In Um mcanlime Gen. Hancock marched bls corp* to the- right only because he cannot face the troth. overdrawn, we annex a schedule of the I add a word, which was not in the to coonect with Gen. Warren, and had funded debt and 7 30 per cert, treasury verbal c-mveriatiun. In telling this tale, hardly got into posilian, with hie left notes, noon to pass into funded debt by reeling on or near Cbanoellorsvlllc, when voluntary conversion, on which gold fri- I attempted no complhnsut to my own sagacity. I claim not to have controlled he was attacked by Longstreet with hia tsrest is bow being paid: events, but confess plainly that srente full corps and part of Ewell's. Funded Ml of At United Slaltt .to have controlled me. Now, at tbe end Gm. Hancock, with the as.istancw of Marek 3, 1864. >. of three years' struggle, the nation’s con­ Getty's division of the 6th Corps, waa n Is bellsred test no sccnriUw offer so pvat dition Is not whet any party or any man under a musket fire of twoanAa half laducoDsata to loaders as lbs various Sweriyboon ’ duraliee, in which hie command Ueaa of U. K, Beads, la ail otter ferae of to devised or expected. God alone eau debtedorea, tte felih or wbiliof priTUt ^rliv. dsim It. Whither It is tending seems suffered severely, inflicting much injury or stock oowyatoeo or ooparsto eowaamlUs oaly plain. If God now wills the removal of upon the rebels. Giber developments showed Lee to is phHUMt 6>r pejmwil, white tor the deb to of ll» a great wrong, sad wills also that wa of Usiird Htetos tbe whole property of tbe oocntry the North as well as yon of ths Booth, have his whole force in our front. Thia 1. boidea to secure the pay meat of both priadpel shall pay fairly fur our complicity In that knowledge of tbeir position was of course utolatoresltaeoie. wrong, impartial history will find there­ highly important, and was obtained only Thaw Brods Bsy be suteerib-d for In stuns in now causes to attest and revere the by the greatest skill te handling oar troops. It not betag tbepurpoMof Gen. justice and goodness of God. Meade to advance on the army, ba or-1 Yours tnsly, A. Lurooav. Thia interaat charge upon tbe same dared tbe line of Battle to-be held, til I ateeeat of fended debt will be reduced morning. tbe next fiscal year tn tbe sum of The position of i II ,7«AS»4. by the cocvereion oftbe 7.30 night was parallel total FsoOte Debt of th. Catted flutes OB par cents of 1804, in August and October wbleh isterast is payable ia goU, os tbo third day i«U> tbe « par reels uf 1881. leaving the contest between McClellan and Grant of March. IBM. was rtomato. Tbs laurcst interest charge upon tbe same <768,966,- at tbe New York ftanitary Fair, has soronttriaddrtfcr tbo coning ttood yrer W1H bo OOOobIy 146.987,126, for tbe next fiscal prised tbe public. The eaplanation is, •U,M7,lMr_wbite «he oottax. rorcnn. to -m that tbe managers were —“ -*•....... * for Uu rerwot tereiyssr, sedtog JmaOte, IM. customs duties now immediately eontem- keeping book large Hi______________ bu bean so far at tbs rate of over *10c,QW,0« ptaed by Congress, tbe gold revMuea. Grant, and permitting MuCWIsh to re­ an tbe eame volume of grow importation man just a litdo adesd ao as to hasp hie M in IBM. will be raised to 11 Iff000,00© or ttlMOMW- To dm ■wniin CEM1W nmts \Ve observe that many of the leading Republican journals have gone into extaatee over the President’s tetter which <0 publish elsewhere. Many of the grounds given for approval, are, to owr judgement, just no grounds ai ell. White the letter la, under the clroumstaucea. wall Mough, aa an earese for btehasifoo «>f tbe' one pe&ey or tbe other, of the wisdom, or tbe sagacity of the President, but alone settles tbequsstiou of motives, h la to be regretted that the President waa eompelled to acknowledge that in place of cootroliog events, ha was cou- tralod by tbam. What wo have mani­ festly needed from tbo outoet waa a aontreliaf mind eapabla of comprehending the aiuiatioo and of cent ruling events if The excuses for forbidding the Fromoot policy of emancipation and om of alare*. oc tbe ground that be did net think it aa ugq|tepeesiblo necessity,” is a poor eomplimsol to his statesmanship. His subsequent action shows that it was one*Af the nearly fatal errors “of hie admtelatratioo. h also shows that the ad- mtolstrativs capacity and the foresight of a Fremont far exeeedsd that of his official superior. According to the Preeident’s own reasoning tbo early a^option of the Fremont policy would have saved the country thousands of valuable lives of white men and millions of treasure.— As ss excuse for delaying what fa others was seen and known to bo a manifest duty, this tetter is wall enoegb. and will be received aa ao evWeaee of the purity of his motives. The loiter is also.vsluable in another poist wherein the Presi­ dent shows tbo beoefiia of that same policy which ba so long resisted. But inasmuch as the Mstory of events has shewn.that, after long delay and contin­ ued diaaator be saw and comprehended that *SudispoMabh *' * others had lung before seen and endeav­ ored to act upon, and inasmuch as’the question of ability, rather than that of motives, may be the open question In tbe coming campaign, we can hardly see the noeeseity or utility Of that fetter. The Republican press aM Over the country are finding a great deal of fault with our present Congress. There ia a vary general feeiing that the iuflucoces of the Opital and tbo lobles have blinded them to the true wants oftbe country and ths wiabse of their consUtoenta. We want new men, fresh from tbe people. selected with a view to their fitness to correct the evils complained at. Notwlthstending such b tbe feeling all over the ceunly, among the hading Republi­ can journals sod thinking, ucmifob man, there arc emissarlao traversing thia Dis­ trict, wbo are eo nearly allied to the copperhead* ao to tedoce the belief that they are still io their interest, who urge tbe re-nominstioo of our present mem­ ber, on the ground that such n erent would so discourage (T) tbe rebate. It h true socii an atari would very much M> courage the Oepperiaedh^f this District. Is it oot a Mir prcsampttea ffiat aaeh is Che object of men token from the copper­ head ranks, nut eleven months sioee, end paid ona hundred dollar* acaauth to writs and travel an such a tofatoinn. - Saabneu sbtofcrtb, . . dfh, DaMfe ■mtoFBarrr Countyt and eo A.P jo« Mio. v <U tot of tbssouatry and pf tbe Uss* party may REMEMBEB > nurnufimraaBM • New Advertisements. U. S. 10-40 BONDS. VtT A rebel womaa writes to her husband in Pries’a ArkaMM army (the tetter Using boon intercepted) tilat ••Par­ son Nolen is our serest rider now. He' says that God kaa plsMly promised to be on our side an drive the accursed Yankees from off o<ir soil. Parson KoM-JahapteUid prsMber, bet It don’t d"T “• t. ny wo mock oawo Arluw. mark* relative to the villiage printin 1 The editor say* “we make no ehargel pubMdHOg Che proceedings of the cl rij.’’ Wc are willii>$ Jo give the Piol fkR credit of it* explanation «* far It gnee, but would like to ask further! by “proceeding*” Il mean* the by-ll and ordinanoe* pasced by tbe council I We eboold be perfectly willing to puhl tha record of tbeir doing* gratia, pro! off1 (bey would pay a* thirty or ,fi| dollar* for publiahlng according to la “new and revised code of by-laws/1 ByOataay. wc would suite, what r not be known to all the council, that o*dinanee, by-law or resolution of a s i story, afearactcr, posrcssM any valid whatever, unlem posted or published SxsBxrn School Corvxmoir.—A I hea been lasusd for the fourth and convention of tbe State Sabbath Scl Teacher* Aseoristion. It Indie* past and friends of the Sabbath School c* Prominent Sabbath school men Wi other States are expected, as tbe meed at Grand Rapid* ia Me of a chain nf t tlar eonveatioas in Ohin, Illinois, conrin aad Iowa. V Il is expected ths- w’DI poeaca* more than its usual into from tbe presence of eastern men. ' Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad and Stage Company from Kalaimuoo id reduced tbeir fare for tbe occasion. ToirsiauL—John Bessmer, an er rieoead bwrber and bair-dretscr, ft Philadelphia, rxxrufkos tbr room her foe •'•ecu pled by J. M. flewes, and ( doing a good bnainew* and giving en •atmfootMta- GhshimaralL •Tta'FaCToar.—J. 8. Van Bruni prepared to do wool -carding, manu I luring and cloth-dressing, promptly -j Io good style. Tbe factory is in g* oedfrfaad la bring worked, this year, hands wbo andsrstand tbeir business. I The Idmrtittr and Tribon, for W etaeday, laakee the following statem l wMafrvM briag gtadireto and a iuat pr to every citixM oftbe great Panini J State. • • ( tfTbe quota of Miohigim under the cl orxaite- suit; ii. ..mt., ,.r. sxnteeru raised under tbe call was 24.2H MM 44,081. The quota under the cd aNfrfeiM mouths men waa 11/ M»ay -Mlnuwta, S3M. ut.l 11.V stoMhaefe—tahed was 8,970.—The qe AKDBT �aass»fiusaaa»iMt»« :f«N* I j ■ ;os-«w* i: :j i ■ i«9<i«easf !«S I ■ 1: i H • H ; i :i iaaaas«iiiMw«ass»« £OHi liHHWi 8 ant ■ ffl a CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S, 63* Large and most complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Slioe^ Carpets and Pound Calico. «£5 THE'ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. 7” 44 « 1 I « S £ ►. S Ho1 pJih* “ “3 Hi M IjpUil: : - * j is i -s 4 i : t’; 14r f ?«* r MBlih Mill W ? DI H I ‘ I» I h 3131s 3 ! cl phi ii1 ’ji hl I-lib J iili u �ground. Preintetagthere may te now­ and Uss&one of the readers of tW‘/feWfe- . who arw ready to aie» all the adraatagea ihatjurtilrp to navelabnr, I propose to for the post two years which I adopt aa the torn. ■ • : ' • ,A/tar my grnmj£ it well prepamd by majiuring, plowing and harrowing, ! drift it eee way with a small plow. Into thia drift l.put whatever of comport or ma­ nure ia intended for the hill, mid mix (horcughly with the eoil.with an inatrument made by attaching two or three of 8>ora*aharrriir teeth to a juht four Inche» square and four feet long, with bandies <»J one end and a hitching place at the MtXrirx After this operation the corn lx eteOww all along the drill, at the. rate of four or six kernels tn the foot. A plow is then used to cover the whole, in toll tohtraWy free from stones. When theedrn is up sufficiently tn ace the rows the same little plow Is run on either side of it, turning a furrow from tbe euro. In a week or ao » cultivatnr ia run through and the soil is again levelled. When it get* up a little too big for the crows, and the Wurms have got their share, with a dextrous use of 11># boa it is thinned to about eight Inches and left standing kt as straight a row as possible. When ten or twelve--lashes high the aetuc little plow ia used to turn' a forrow sgainat either aide of tbe corn. With a Kiue patience the weeds may be nearly all covered and destroyed. With my to years’ experience I csncunfidenlly recommend this method to my brother farmers, especially U> those who have light toils to manage? 1 have actually raided a good crop of corn, and not used the hoe at all. and al harvest, eue could no( tod three buttala of weeds to the acre. Z. Basra WfcH} N. H„ Match 17,1864 1 M.4 twi Ki*. 5« o. Imui tw*«. \x«x S2£X&£.3SS$ ] ,Vsact Bccsc is nncnu*l«J by iar other i (•a In Chtrro«is or mention,. trrsjnlsriw fntnew, or Buvprvsdoo of Cwstomaiy ; tinns. Ulcerated urSeiirfiees State of <fo :Leoehorrbwe or Whitas, Sterility, snd fur iplaints iDcMeut to tb« mx. wbstber sdsft 1inAttrvtioti Habits of BWpstfota, or in th COME AND BUY MORE gastingj’ 4}usintss Sir <iue or six uam, os use. 1100 rad । ^CDRE^.^? aW dtvMOuM* ©5 ct. %vcnv« lott xyoXwve. R. J. GRANT, T'vKALERS insll kinds of dry goods,! JLF srosksry, Ac. State st.,*1 the post cm\A : ■ Rteeto. end ta i hiM SenTiil A ftogeseS^ 'driest Wt-rtevs i , ; 1 ' , I j I 1 , । ' ] ate covt\\vowe^ tare a«\A togV. wctA VaxYjv wYAcXx. make, Wwwi 'Voake. R. J. GRANT! Ur UsciboeV* ttlOWNO-cXv WtXX«V» arc X.\\t \goot Vrxtrtiu Ur. U.o\jcttk'w ,. ftXowwMstv ’BkV.t.cva < J I IK MY LIKE OF TRADE The G nits Percbn Tree. • 'The tees called hotondra Gutta, which fpruiabsa tbe gutta perch*, is a native of lbw Indian Arehapelago and tbe adjacent Ipndx. A few yearn sinoe thia aobaumce now of such widely extended use, was to­ tally unknown in Europe, for though from lime knioanioria! tbe Malaya c>npfc.yed k for making the handles of|heir hatchets aud creases, it was only In the yuac. IMS that Mr. Montgomery, an English surgulfa, having casualty become awpiahitcd with its valuable proportions snnt an aceount of it, with samples, to the Royal society, for which he rueevived its gold medal 'The fame of the now ar liclo spread rapidly throughout tbe world science and speculation Mixed upon it with phrfeet eagerness t it was immedi­ ately analysed, studiedsind tried in brery BuMible way, so that it is now as weO known and aa extensively used *» If it lied been In our poeseesitm for eenteriea. Thu laottandra Gutta ia a large high tree with a dense erown of rather am*lf,‘dark green leaves, and a round smooth trutfk? The white blossoms change ip to * sweet fruit, eontainingan oily substance it for ctilfltaxy use. The wooB is soft, spongy, aad conlnina ioegitadial cavities filled with brown strips of put* pereba. Tbe original tnettodrof.khe Maylaya. for oolletting ta reain, cunaialed in felling tbe tves, which was then placed in a slanting position so ss to eeabls die exudiug.finsd to ba collected in banana leaves. This td^>a{vw>rc^cr ^waw&URAt awi ok \\vt tprc^xr Xvxiw-, arc a cwttv*cac.aiivvi <$ .7 1 '.'- T^i^ious jff’ever,’-.T.-* h^‘ ■ jf'erver Livar Complaint, fljyspepsia,; rndtgeQtioTi, a " - ‘ Come and See !! TBk ttaMMakSMRM sL-Wi^risa.1* ■• PTTHV ^F^?w?WS53yja.*i’ m a (tvaUeane |*»l«SA«i-Frtn>vi;. aa wril».wp«-i> Um firsr, ft *1*0 inranably relirrrs the Qosenr* »n>» .epeeiwluerd by Irwcwlkr teliou of the dp ■VJSStSSXWtu u T—to... uK.ur op this l-eftrt ie mo*l edeeiesire. and from ftojera Couc Is ImieedLulv as-j saaged by * single 4ooe e< th. .ttoutaui, **d by ssrsteaut"** sSSm E&ss £.’, jssfriYex?* •“ *»«<•■*•* >. -.Ac.ftt’aess*. ■■' ,.,-l rrffft™ — CURESMafir for ftrr or six wesksabs tad m epwiite, led *11 hrrStrvB^h.amf wucaeb dsv trowiuK wore*.- I. A. A C. G. HOLBROOKJ ATTORNETSssd Counwllori si taw. llsitors in Cbsnccry. hsvios entero cepsrtnsrahip. will promptly *n<f riilljull l to tbs boslncto of Iteir enlltnm <*»ved Colleetiag, snd|M Ihtary ■»'l Re*> tatet. issluMTOffice in Holbrook Biock. ktvt \\x« Y-oor vcvctw maw^ Uoctov'w UvW.%. Ur. "RoXsaeV* ftXovcvacXk IVVtXtv* . ,1TE axminm un UxrsntsMaa HJTA1 art \\xt rte\k twclvC* &Aacc wail Comfort. JUST RECEIVED . WiXtev* U8TICR OF TBK PEACE, Win .tier, eollsstion o( debt* snd *11 irtber H pertalaing to bl* office with „**. Office eppo.il* Dodge'. Hstri. Ora l Mill*, Bsrry. county, Mich. J stei.’’"' •'*••*»»>»«n~i». W-IVS=S^iSSE* PIANOS PHE BEST JOHN ROBERTS, (HTSICIAN snd Sent«Ki. DweOiagor Ut. 'Rdbaek'* KNArrEl A BVRROWS, GREAT IMPROVEMENT. Bt/Bi vniCH HANDS »»wiwwaaaniM. । WIH CEthuni rATEMT Xsvsr tail io asttsfy Uweo wbogtn tbea niteri T?*r I I |u. "M Ur. 'Ro'oack't. , as®®®!® iPMcsa. ,JVf * .“GOUT ' w*x.ox>ieo*rm. ‘ ’ C^owxaeXvjyiSitjfji wrtHfet Ho\ * * A TTORNEYS end COUNSELLORS A" A «““2i PIANO& ‘ lUSW^iPK?-, kln,J of geode, ■t»ck ■ PIANOS- "t*"’ of si«np>icl‘y »od HERIFF. M.r U..-IV ®D©T2 & SIHIDB&, W tn giinn 4> >rySc-t?»* S Haese, erst taJul- PIANOS n. m. hheldom, .V’fy, b*7 • । I I H. P. CHERRY, •^Otntrr CLERK snd Notary Public. I grom the get tn, would soon have brought the rapidly riling trade to a sniddkl and fortunately became Known beforwlt waa too late, and the renin la new gathered in tbe same manner aa caoutchouc, by mak­ ing incision* lq the bark with a chopping knife, collecting the thin, w hite, milky ffuid m large veaecls, and allowing it Uevaporate is the aun, er over the fire.— Tbe solid reaidom, which m the gelt* perch* of commerce, l« finally softened in hot water, and preened into the form of slabs ef foil pieces, generally a foot broad a foot and a half, long, and lit roe inches thick Gotta pnrtA* has------- *------- J in' the Court House. D. Srsira, DotmtyTlsrk. nay bs found lore of Roberta * Bttibsr. is Blobrsok s B i Clothi B. C. PR1KDLE, UDOS OF PROBATE. Xotary srsltaMlwBdTsx Ar»‘ *»' tbs Uasrt Hocw, at Hastings, on i days of each week- J AND DRY GOODSt ,4‘ " ■scaofpiUa perfW, aa h weii known, art manifold. K serves, among other purposes, for lite insulation of telegraph wires in rabmnrina cables; and alee tor water pipes ; for raaaela nt for tbe recep ti«m of attalioe or acid liquids • obieb would corrode metal or wood; surgical implements, for ' boxes, basketa and Calebs-; and a variety -.f other articles. HARD-WARE! Ik ring DuU w» esa give satire ssUatacUce. 7*? OUR STOCK OF GROdS^Bl B VERY FULL AND COMPLEOL OUB BILUAHD TABQKa r • Are nkatUMl with Pfew co«hta^», nW the Rooms are SpiMieu a*4 Haheesi. OUR EATING DEPARTMENT la Cumwemlemt, ^gswsigff1. cm RuaowMus: sranx. s^.^^a-rasai “-‘■-tel*, ■** ' • s. H. COOK, S|OFD£EI>S.«»d >•*•£ n tbe Cenrt Boom, sad eps to be paid <br“ pspsra i iurtiax si’- . ~ wrllw Urge PieMataii **« 1ST #0 DnoOvwu** or Jtowftgsm oiU bt olho^f, * - ^^■^tt=r=ausfc< waysACAu i’; -; . F. BMOR1. | LI BXCKAKpB. Rx*«' hawrtUsMdibisb^Msl lor tbe irsveUr. sod • F1' | stplraserr Grand TUpldRce. NMUrrills. Micb- A. we nrndrttaeiert ttal H*rwsm sMUseeo* some forfo bflimc. A lulls pelverixed white arsenic in Um w b itewest will destraty tonsAsetowHiy. Fowhasoose Um hiffaM«.pMWl>*b»iM» to MMtt ia if GROCERY, JEf'FEIWON FARMEff omnw &1 wamma t AU. KIMD8 OF ingraiTTniG, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-18.pdf 8cb0b7847b297c0590f7e25859c767fd PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY; MICH., JWEDNESDAY, MAY. 18, 1864. Selntd “Now, John." said Israel smiling, as be areas; Martha still sad, cleared the table softly, stopping every Huie while The old man heard ft all with tingling cheeks, for, tail ft an delicately aa ' John might, It oould not be softened. "Don't feel so about it John,” he said kindly, “It’s very kind in Bial x at least it will pay my little rent. I shall stav here. Jehu—It’s all arranged. The creditors are very good about ft; end since morning I’ve got a situation.” "A altuation!”cried John, incredulous. “J know It will be too much fit him, mnrmnred Martha, looking u^ " nona will m mo vanairr cmajr. "What in the world will you do, fath- W« shell moei, sad shall re.him, Tlwra wOI.be no vseMlritair; Round tbe Throat, ths Great EtarnsJ, Wa shall ewot, sad sm hia there. OMsqaare,ef tea Una., or Isas, SO cents ter the dm,and S3 cents for each sutaM^unil inavr•e*. A liberaldiaeoust te yearly sdveriixvra. Jot and Card FrtaUac. XU ktada •/M. araJJW, CtoskeaemU rr.uliKf arerekd on .iort uoGw. el HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! “l haven’t had time to think,” said the old Rise, sighing In spite of himself, "but we shall get along." John shook the foot that hung over bis knee, end bis face grew darker and darker. He was thinking hnw impossi­ ble it would be for him to help his old father. He bad married young, some said imprudently, but It was not so in the mala, for he had found a cheerful, in­ dustrious wife. His only trouble was want of means—not absolute want—but he received a very small salary, and his family wm Increasing. He .already had foor children, and only house room enough for them. “If 1 had a place father, you should come right with me. O, What a curse it is to be poor” “Huah, John, don’t let me hear such How my brart Irape up with gtadaea, As 1 resd lU promise given— Gi«sa by a* gracious Savior. Who eonlrals tbagstos of Hearn. W. shall BMt, 0! yes, well meat him. Hia our darling snd Oar pride; W. shall mset, th. conflict erer. Roberts &. Striker, fastings’ $usintss Jirfttwj. new vid most complete assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, fChrmiral*, Palate, Oils, Cam pbcM, Baralnc Fluid, Who, upon that Held of bottle. Mods for bin a soldiers pin TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Yoa srs werptag, Father, Brother, I, bit prom bed, hopefol Bride, We are wacpisg for the fallen, M eeplig lonely, aldo by tide! mt umm, But well meetend net er BinJam, 1 'There will be oo porting there And well oarer, oerer linger, Round another vacant chair- 27* FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PC fU’O8ES,ONLY_B2 3IIi»rHlaRji. IUAEL lEinn ILEUISS. GROCERIES! New Block, Ha»U«iKa, Mich, TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRtTNDt. FIGS, RABINS, CODFISH; i fact, srorythisa In the Grocery linr^such i ill be ueeiled for tunllv um. ' Alio a great variety of the ..._ _______ — [•xorxesio^AX.. upTiT/TTrEa’P tp'tmimnitieBTT And Ceeklig Extracts, I. A. A <!• C. HOLBROOK. A TTORNF.YSand Cocxwellore al law. . A lUatore fa Cbonrerx. horiy entered telhc bmto—"of tkrir PrelHy“J Afauvryo feL******' YATENT MEDICINES KNArFEN A BIRROVS, a»d counsellors at law Solicitors in Chonecrr. Tax snd Inanranes AsaoSS. - BusiuSM attauArd to with prvmptsrra ‘°Offl^”2ardiek 8Irrel, opposite tbe foatoOice, ttorneys A Kalorassoo. Michigan. ■ , J c itcaaam. The Groat French Remedy ! H. P.CMBRRY, . IOUNTY CLERK and Notary Public. OSes ! is'Chs Court Moose. "Old Israel turned out of house and home! 1 declare tbat'a too bad!” Thus aaid a gentleman who was talking about tbo failure of Seaford & Co., that, made such a atir some years ago. Old Israel Benton was worthy of his name. A dignified, white haired man, with a calm and sweet countenance, who with regard to moral probity haff lived in the courts of tbo Lord all the days of bis life. Everything wm taken belonging to Seaford A Co. Not even the little house w here Israel BonCm bad lived in oom fort with his aged wife, was spared. For 20 years he bed been connected with Sea fard & Cn., and had done bis duty with unflagging spirits and unfailing regulari­ ty. It had seamed to him as if be . was in die in their honored employ. John Seaford had often Mid to him, "Israel, don’t tax yourself loo hard ; rest when you will, old friend; sod if the time comes that you must lie by, why remember that you and your wife are provided for. And so he had compla o nlly looked upon bimeelf as cared for up to tbe end of his good and honorable The shock fell with added weight be cause the wife hsd fur come time been ailing. Seaford A Co., were stricken aa terribly as men oould be, for they failed through the diahonenty of others. They were true men both of them, men who fallowed the Bible precept, and suddenly Heaven bad smitten them. Israel came back from the store on that and morning, not utterly cast down u_. kvwiwni. it nau been bis custom for a long time to go out al six and come back at seven for his break fast and family worship. Here he was on the threshold no longer his. The words of the elder Seaford rang in his Tlx- onlv certain and Safe Rrtmdy fur a!! Uter>N> Ubowffostaea. Monthly DiBtooHtea, Irrrpl.rt tie. and all the other diwaare to which ths woman “Israel, I wish we oould have saved Wife aa<! Mother i» peculiarly liable. These Pills eootaio oo drielerwu. ingredients, your little home. It tries us very much bat are »»t> oad certain io tb«r actum. They that we cannot.” Tie could answer noth­ will ba found to exert lbs hapmesl effeclUn all ing fur it was bard at sixty nine to be ceare of Hrolapans Uteri, io lancoirea, br the Wbitrerifwy b* tbo ~»rel and. most homeless. certain cure that can be found. Ilia uo acoosat He could look into tbo pleasant tea­ ofthia certain! t than they should oolba taken by room, where Martha sat waiting fur him, the little loaf oo the table, the bright tinpot, the snowy cloth, for whatever pas­ sed through Martha’s bands came forth whiter and better, If that were possible, i -• • - ’t bear to - “ he __ thought_ to “I can DR A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, *’TEETH oxfreetvd or dllrd. oo abort notice. himself, as be bustled about, hanging up bis hat, brushing hia silvery glistening locks back from a broad forehead. There were two glass panes set in the door, and through them be saw the room, Martha’s pale, gentle face, the aun streaming over tiro picture of Washington and falling down to the faded lounge. At last be cried manfully onto hia soul,— “Why art thou castdown O iny soul 1 Why art thou disquieted within met— Hope thou in God?' And so he wee fortified to go ia, even to tell Martha, after they had eaten. “I thought you made a small break­ fast,” wm her quiet reply, but the tears were struggling up nevartheleM. And again she Mid, as she moved her chair back,— “WeU, Israel, we're old, and have never wanted. Some way wUi be open­ ed for uo." At that cnereent there was a bustle at tbo door. A manly fallow of thirty , camo ia much excited, hia hM in bis cumstance was only known to tbs bIstm “Abtel, come bare,” he whispered, aa of the prifon, who ealr dared to refer to bis life ebbed. The conscience stricken the circomhanos in whispers. ' man come forward, fell on bis knees, too Such are the appropriate anteoedenta wretched to speak. in the character of the monster who mar­ “May God Almighty bices you my kersd in cold blood the gallant defenders son," exclaimed the old man, with fer- of Fort Pillow. From the Ottawa, DL, Rnpublican. Mr. John Warren, a man sixty-fonr yean of age, living In.tbe town ofBereea had a narrow escape from being gored to death by a young boll, oo the morning of the l»th insU Going into his eow-yard the bull made a rush at him, and threw him down with his borne two or three times, when Mr. W. managed to grasp him by om of the fere lege, and by a “Why, yes! Father’s contented with you. Ils loves children, and 1 haven't any. Mother and mv wife never could get along together, besides, we!vs leas- cried “John stood still; his blood boiling.— Ho was aa impulsive as be was honest, and his hands tingled to shako his heartleas brother, of whom be whs ashamed. “Biel, whet vi/fyou doT he asked, controlling his wrath. “Well, 111 give two dollars a week tuwerde hia support, if you will give two.” John could no longer restrain himself. “BW,” be cried, "as Heaven is my witness, “I’m eorry that one drop of my blood runs m your veins; miserable and untilial aa you are. Yon roll in wealth, you know it, and you throat a burden upon a poor man like mo. Don't smile: I've not come here to beg for myself, no nor for father either. He’d blush If be even knew 1 had coma to you. No not to beg for old Israel Benton, with hia white hairs of age upon his temples but to demand the right you would withhold. How ungrudgingly be haa spool his little gains for your benefit; slaved to give you an education, and now, when poverty baa coma, sad helpfaeaneaa, you offer to give him two dollsra a week. Shame on you!" then caught him by the noee and by mala ■teength held him flat r>o the side. He then drew a jsok-kuifa from hia pocket, but dared not release hie hold upon **-boll while he opened it. A young 1 “Hera, If you would save a perishing I living In tho ' “ soul, share with ms ; help me to battle with the demon that is drawing the very, lift out of ma. John, leave your mis­ erable business that Is killing you; share with me, if you would help me to my father’s blessing, far O it seems initesd, a curse that is killing me." And ever after whan be saw John in prosperity, and John’s babes smiling in his childless face, and John’s wife calling him the saviour of her husband's life a EAXTHQC AKS AT QcBBSO.—Ths Quebec tremulous hand seemed laid, open bis Garettr of the 20th instant says there was bowed bead, a sweet, uaslead y voice an carthvuako shock in that city on the seemed Baying, — । previous day. It lasted severe! seconds and the houses were so violently shaken i that all who were la them made their way into the street aa quickly aa possi­ Concerning tho proposed aboil ble, tbs alarm is every pert of She efty । tion ofala very by an amendment of tbe was great. No damage was dona, except । Constitution, the New York AWntay the falling ofa few briek. from chimneys? Pwt remarks: The atmaapbero at the time was dear, "Tbo constitutional amendment hM with a strong breexs from the northeast. Ibeen paeaed, by the neeeaaarv vote, in tbe Thia shock exceeded in power that ofOn< Senate. It nerds now n tw'o-tMrde vote tnber.lMWk , the Houm : gad most then bo ratified In ।by three-fberwo of the 8tetee. There are at thia time tbirtv-five States In the Union. Colorado, Nebraska and Nevada iare knocking al tbe door for admission, wbioh will probably be vwtod them by When a ww prisoner arrives some m fthe present Coagrere. This would make nf tboieiafatod starts the cry of "fresh I thirty eight States, of which the rotes of Csb." which is undsretood to convey the When the I three-fourths or twenty-nine, would bo knowledge of the arrival needed for a rstificatfou. It to almost new prisoner Is ushered in be is itamedii <certain that of the tweniv-five distinctly ataly seised by tbo oconpsmto of the room, 1 loyal States, all but New Jersey and flared in a htanksc and thrown up. They “You don't better yoor cause by ewch language,” aoeered the elder brother, “Jfr cancel” cried John agaia, hotly, "my cause Bish Benton, do you disown the uld man who gave you being! Is he sot your father as well aa mine! 'Bet I see there ia do use ia ploediag with you. 1 am a pour mao, but 1’11 deny niyadf V<m bread and water, sad Use In one He [ room but-what my father mmI mother, “O »a> > U U—ka since yen throw their support epe«> me, ! kuM iKUa» U.wn." , ahaU.be lodged eed fed." i ■W.H • bilk. J-ho." wdlUkUw. “1 ineiat <m eoatri baling two dollars a 1 pluad Ua kaaatoa. kaad aa tk. aiaaay ’ .ra, “a. a™ (WM kJ ™d .... SiI week," mW Hare’s tho money for two 1 dm .«d ala jraanaU ay •*. aadI et book. m-UlaUaCMaaftarkarda-1 JakaAUI recMtes. At tbe end of that time HI । ,«io. eUk.kai Ik. Iroabkd M la- A correspondent of the N. Y. IMssm writing from Knoxville thus dsecribea theguerrillaFurreet and his followers: ■ftc news of the capture of Fort Pt! low by Forrest, and the cowardly btrteh ery which fullowed'of blacks and whites alike, ku produced a profound sensation here. The universal sentimect is—"1st no quarters be shown to these dastardly butchers of Forrest’s command while tho war losta." These Forrests, the oldest of whom, Gen. Bedford Forrest, has by thia and other atrocities obtained such a record cf itrfamy, were nil negro-tradera. There were foor brothers— Bedford, who kept a uegro-pen for five years before tbe war, on Adam street, in the rear of tbe EplaIX___ I.-.. T-L_ ___ 7?-.- “No, no, Martha, toerc’a more strength in me than you think. It’s tolerable pay. too; at least It will give us what iktle we want I've taken a porters situation in Harrison's dear,” be added looking up, his lip quivering a Httia. suu ■ gammer, woo was jailor and clerk “A porter! O, father 1” John laid hie for Bedford; Bill Forrest, an extaurive Cne on tho table, his head on thci * negro-trader at Vicksburg; and Aaron ret into tears. He had always Forrest, general agent to soour tbo coun­ ed hie father, had been proud of try for hia other brothers. They aenchim in hie clerkly capacity,—for 1 mutated large sums of money in their gentleman had dune a deaf of writ nefarious trade, and Bedford won by that the Benfords,—in that great Inn_____ and other influences a natural promotion offices with its mahogany desks and jhairs; to a Brigadier in ths woman-whipping, be eo gentlemanly with hia white hair baby-stealing rebel Confederacy. lie ia and pale, refined face. Now, to carry about fifty years of age, tall, gaunt, and heavy packages, that ok! man; to be ■allow-Tisaged, with along nose, deepest, ■ubject to the whims of under clerks, it black, snaky-evee, full black beard with­ was too horrible, apd John sobbed aa If out a moustache, and hair worn long.— his heart would break. He usually wore, while in tbs "nigger" "Why Joheny, my boy Johnny, my trade In Memphis’ a stovb-pipe hat act good, brave boy, that you always were!”.- on the back ef his bead at an angle of exclaimed the old man, pelting him on forty-five degrees. He was accounted the shoulder, trying to emile through mean, vindictive, cruel, nd unscrupu. the heavy tears that were roiling over loua. hie own cbeeke, while Martha had tamed The slave-pen of eld BedlbnMtForrest, her dim <^ m away, and hidden them in en Adams street, was a perfect horror her handkerchief. to all negroes far and sad near. Hia mode “I— I can’t help it father. O why am —w refractory slaves wee to I poor 1" four of bis fallow staves to stand The old man went daily after that to --------- d the victim stretabed out in the his new business, but be had overrated "sir sad then Bedford and hia brother hia strength. One day John wm hastily John would stand, one on each side, with sent for, so wm Abiel Benton. Tho lat­ long heavy bull whips, and but up their ter looked up from the click of hard gold victims ustil the blood trickled to the to hear tbe message, Israel hia father wm ground. Women were often stripped dying! Tbe former left hie sick babe naked, and with a bucket of salt water and weary wife,- weary with work and standing by, In which to dip the instru­ constant care, and the two brothers met ment of taatoro, a heavy leather thoag, at the solemn death-bed. liras) Benton their backs were cut up until the blisters bad buret a blood vassal, lifting some covered the whole surface, the blood of heavy weight, and now, calm, white and their wounds mingling with the briny mixture to add torment to the inflietioe. “John,” be said, with a smile, and as iohn knelt down, he laid hie hand on hia oy'a brown cufta,— for the purpose of punishment The “God bless you my bey," he said seft- ■lave wao secretly buried, and the cir­ language from your Ups. God has ap­ pointed ua each his share of sorrow. 1 have been comfortable all my life; per haps mine is ooming now I and John if it is, there will bs only a shorter atrifa, fur the old mon is almost seventy.” One nr two tears fell down Martha’s pale cheeks, but she was vary patient; ■be said nothing. "If Biel was only like any other man," cried John, starting up angrily, “it wouldn’t matter; but to think ot your eon and my brother being such a akinfiinL I hope hs will bo poor before he dies,” “O John!" cried Martha, roplaiagjy. “I am sorry to see that spirit, my eon," ■aid Israel, “it hurts me more than all my trouble.” “Wall, father, don’t think n( It. I’m wrong of course, and haaty, but I do wish for rour sake end fur mother’s, that I had all Biel’s wealth. That don’t mend mailers, however. _ I am going down the street.- 1’11 call in again to-day *or lo-asorrow,” and olThe went haatiiy. Walking himself into a perspiration, he suddenly ceofronted a tall, keen-look ing man, just leaving a broker’s office. "Como back, ’Biel,’’ he said, “1 want to speak to you, ll’a only a minute; about father,” exclaimed John, impatient•r .­ “Well, I’ll give you five,” said' tbe broker, and went back into hia office. “Y’ou’vs beard of Seaford's ^failure 1" "Of course 1 have," answered the broker. "And that father ia turned out of bouse and hemeT" “Wcll.no, I didn't hear of that,” re­ plied tbe brother, knitting his browa alightly. “Well, it’s so. They haven't saved a eent. Even that poor littie house must go. Now, what’s to be done for father ?’’ “Why, can't you take him homel" salted the broker calmly. "Afrf" John's brow flushed hplly to “Well what of HI The beet of them ■re wall rented. I couldn't turn good tenant! out!—and the worst of the ro­ of course I wouldn't let him live Am NO. 3. rmide him quail, took hie hat and left the �WAR NEWS !! Wedic*4*y Minting, W ASMIMCTMt, If for-Gnml Dix : ■' forward a dispatch tl red from General But ii.wnmni. even to that _ fr-"d ™ itat •*— KT»r»e wasonTy rowing to get votes for Kellosg, it was oaoscquenily next to im• awe anaBw .... ------- j whole division of tbs corps were <‘HPlur™ -e -----------iv;,i __________ _ . HOUSE. w , transpiring'at the puaslble to oonvhtco them' that tire charg­ in a few words. WiMiteUB. May 11—Mr. Wash­ es were destitute of anv ftuadatieti in drcdoavalry we have advanced up the and other troops, amounting to .10,000. troth." V “T-Wf. 11 a«p«tei ‘liM burns •tated'lbe sulwtance of a de«p»UEb Awisiry itsulte, until after our paper ’ rfarmr, May 7th, 1864. anutbm tw Um wiifeiMim "These weje colored cavalry, and are lure nfT,000 prisoner*pod.30 !«"’• battle is still pregeessloe. ■ ry Blanton s. ./nt io GM Du now bolding portion as our wdvaaee to­ part of tl.i» 'paper. We endeavor to Still later, 12 o'clock.—It is j«*l now TMOntra&Ah srif Ai tbernkm wards Ridtmopd. ’ and wm received wi gir* tho main facts, Shorn nr the.atartling more will 1 address you, and then let liio reported that Hanetwk has tn rood the "Gen. Kautx, with threa thousand a«. right flank of tbe enemy beln.w Spotteyl rtnmire, ■* hiqh have kept the public exciU matter real There b another point tipairy from Suffolk, uq ths rem* day with vanlaWuft nnute.'xhd pressing on. The sd^tbe liut t<;n days. Up to this writ­ our nimeinenu up tbe James RlVer, battle evetywhere la overubelmingly in log, .Gen. Grant's army baa achieved a tluns, (bough they may not be In accord­ forced the-Black water and burnt tbo rail­ ■ ' , ance uith your view of things, as they road bridge at Slouy Crack below Peters­ Terrific Bring has just rommenetd on Tbe bill to punish for. counterfeiting Eight days of hard fighting bava^ shown are suggestive of a higher authority than burg, cutting in two Beaureguard’s force* tbe loft near Grant's headquarters. The coins of tbe United SUM, ft was agreed Mjfek’jftitot.,. . .. Gem Lee, that for l|ie firm lime in thia “We have landed boro, intrenqhed our­ battle Is going on with terrible energy to lay over till Monday. struggle be baa met bis master in (ba art enacted by Congress or Parliament, selves, destroyed many milra of railroad, and our aucceaa ia raid tu be certain.— Tbe Coiutn.tiee on Elections reported interested la the LjrefeUur,Wringers. of war. fie has been steadily forced back Chamber <>f Deputies or Diet. ia tert of bwarflng the tebt far tbe We and got a position which with proper Prisouere arc constantly coming In. Tar it. m /macro* Torosnr. Tbe following ie« dispatch sent by Gen. 2d dlstrittW Kenftcky to Mr. Teaman. from the puHtiona chosen long ago and eumriim«a reason from analogy, tbo like­ supplies ire am koU ayaiM the vhole uf ud if net entirely MtiaCwtovy, return It. Let e Army. I hbre ordered up the tup­ Hancock this morning:. Laid over. • ■ it wiU wring saWhlug from a UiW to a M prepared with all tbe skill engineering ness or reaemblanco which one thing Near HpoUay Ivanin Court Houae, May Mr. Pendleton reported a bill for the ■tfr witbeet ahaesura. couldbriiig te lls aid, and with the lusa bears to another. Ps'ented la tbe Veiled Siatea. Kofiaed. Canada, ' Beauregard with a large portion of 12, 8 a. M.—lAave captured from 30 to •>f t boasands of prisoners and a largo There are certain organic laws, by fi>o his command, waa left eouih of the cut­ 40 gun*. I have finished up Johnson and now gning into Early. of tbe Treasury tu give note* l• replace number of guns, bo ia now reported to observance of which the human frame is ting of tbe railroad by General Kautz.— ■m (Sirmt) * W. J. BAMCOtK. those lual by ablpwredt, tWcompany to ba flying Horn before a large furoa of fresh brought to perfection, and mafatained iu That porti.® which reached Petersburg Tbe guns captured bare arrived at head­ under Hill 1 have whipped today, killing give bunds tu insure tbe government troops, his eommenicaiioua severed, and a stalo of health and activity ; and by U>e _ and wounding many and taking quarters. againstloeeJ ■ ' Brig. Gan. Stuart, commanding a brig­ his army destitute of supplies. Such ia non-observance ur breach of u hichydis­ many prisoners, after a severe dud The House refused to lay tba bill un ade to Johnson’s division was auptored. reported to be- tbe attention of affairs up ease is Induced. As In the bumanjfody, woll-oonteeted fight. lbs table, and Mr. Pendleton proceeded • Burnside's column, it fa reported, have "Lieutenant-General Grant will not be so in the body politic, there er<» ?ertetn to tbe 13th Inst. , ■ moved down un the railroad toward* » of roar wringnr*. The JV. F. Are. Pari commenting upon organic, fixed and immutable laws, troubled uith any further reinforcements Fredericksburg, going in on the enemy’s Messrs. Thayer, of Pennsylvania, and to Lee from Beauregard’s forces. function. n> wrif ii the situation under date of May 11th founded in truth and justice, which every rear. Warren, with the 5tb ourpe on Washburne, of lllitMMs opposed the bill, “Baxr. F. Burtxa, Maj. General. government Is bound to respect, and tbe the right, I* now sending out a heavy on tbe ground that it would open the line of *k':rmi*ber* to feel tbe enemy's From Washington. resistance; but it may be confidently observance of which is necessary to its works in his front, which are supposed duo r to abuses. Mr Washburne said we should devote Jefferson WxsnnroTox, May 10.--It la bslleved aitid that the worst of the struggle in prosperity and well-bcidg. to be abandoned. from reports which have reached here to­ Virginia Rover. Gram has boa ten the A apecial to tbe Herald dated head night that there was ho general engage­ Iuarters 5th Aamy-€brp«, in the field, ' tteSpvctfuny years, entsmy on the battle-field deliberately Ohio (Pendleton) and his friends cutild ment yesterday, but aa heavy firing was ao. W. WHMELKO. lay 12, 7 a. m., tayaS Hancock 11BSCOCK made oiauo a • chosen'by the rebel commander; has Southern statesman has said that when heard this morning at Acquia Creek, in hear ibundel' from Spoltsyhlteia, al­ Ctemhusd. ubta. briWaHtcemure et 4 tbleTHWirtiy thit'mttraiHjf'oran tf ?. beaten him in deflnnee of every advan­ Jefferson wrote those words, he wrote a tbe dinwaion of Bpctterlrarila Cbtlrt though be and they may nut cheer when entire rebel div'^iun .including Maj. Gen. tage this gave b|m ;. and our losses, “•elf-evident" lie, for it was an iodispula. House, the fleetest must have bcim jre Ned. Johnson, <amm*ndhtg. Brig. Gen. they henr tbe glorious news. Mr. W. though serious, are not so great bfe fact, of which there waa ample prouf, newed. Our farces did not 'ocropy the Geo. Stuart, and ^Brig. Gen. Johnson, moved to lay the bill on thu table. Mr. Pendiclufa thought it unfair far that such was not tho case. Admit that latter place, bu: are within several mHcs as In any way to disable the army, in by the laws of the slave states thov are of it. the gt-oiletnan to cut ulf the debate after not, by tbd higher law that Jefferson Large numbera of wounded are retichhe bad >ren given the oppoctimity l<. pieces of each, fell Into our hand*, luk-' tillary could not hi used— they are' less made hia guide, they are, and be wrote iag Frodnrieksbnrg. and many officers ntakr his drmaBogirel remarks. ing advantage <if tbe sterm and darkueja than In anrjmftleofequal Importance and no lie. Mr. Cox charged the gentleman from who are wounded are expected to arfitc laat evening, Henrock managed to changs When by a breach of tbe organic laws; at Washington tomorrow. Illinois (Washburne) with Insnhir.g bis severity. The death of Gen. Segwick is I .the posltfutt 6f bl* troop* unobserved by jbe human system becomes diseased, (Mr. Cox’s) side of the ITtmae, and be Ou Monday, Gen. Burpside began an the enemy, nnd while the darkness and wnutrjplo make an appeal. attack on the left with great fbry, nnd foe still prevailed, pounced on them this and capable officer p but he can be Mr. G>x was loudly called tn order by with an encouraging degree of success.— morning like a wolf on tbe fold, Ho replaced; and while we mourn the nauseous drugs uf the physician, and the We had n fight the day before, in which louk hi* captive* completely by «urpri»e tho Republicans, wins it> (urn, wore cell­ glariou* deadend sympathize with the surgeou'a kuifs can well attest. Our to nee his own words: “We"whipped old ed to order by tbe opposition, and much and having eput hi* prisoner* *ecurely tu government by protecting and fostering Longstreet." . tiie rear, turned their own gun* un (he eunfuaion prevailed. slavery, has broken thu organic or high­ Onr army could not- bo in a more After, debate, the Iluose refused to enemy in tbe vicinity. er law, and luu become fenrfidly diseas­ cheerful Condition. All man are sanguine A »pedal to the H'arid dated tbo 12lh. tabln tho bill, and subseqiienlly passed it ed, and the knife is now being' applied of sucoeas, and count the days w hen’they says': -The Army of tho Polopiac to remove, if possible, the cause and save shall In triumph enter the rebel capital. peril the future. Tbe remainder of the session opened it* seventh day’* bgltle this morn­ Lee lately itetrod nn order In relation ing with brilliant adeeoasr*. Advicji* Io- ' ipied in the consideration o! ll Meade’s army it stiK a numerous body; the life, and restore the health of the no-, lion. to aupplies ia which ho said his commu- j night from the front, stale that Han­ Do yuu think it advisable, when the nicstions with Richmond were cut off; Adjourned till Monday. cock’* Corps, on the crntrerjual west of painful operation ia nearly completed, and ft waa impiwsiblc to fnrtdsh his tMcti Spottsylvanla C. H., moved at an early meats brought by Burnside; and if Grant with stores. Hill's corps had no'raliuoa hour on A. F. Hili’* corp*, and after a issued for three dava. Lee enj'.lM upon felt.the nerd of more men he could easily akirmiah drove IfentlAi divftit-n and part call te lum the largo garrison at Wash­ up the wound, and after all that hits been his men (be necessity nf capturing sup­ ■if’Wlleox’a dft;lsl><n ^spluring 2.000 • “(he front," that an officer altariwd to plies from the Yankees. Up to' this 'wo ington, able-bodied and tborougbiytrainprisoner*, one Mnj. Genera!, two Brig. ilia QuarterretsterV 'D«urtm«t <.f Ids went they hate failed to capture a single Generals, and 50 field and line officers. ।army, wanted one art day to eonault At 0 x. M. no other fighting lad occur) with the G«earal ln-Chiif. He is a be­ Meade has not ceased to push Lee; and rorld, there are fixed and immutable Tbe roads are In excellent teateling red. liever in the old rryime, and practiced order but very dusty, . * the enemy deprived of suppliaa, have out • hnl under McClellan he waa taught.— All the battles thus far have been a Ue bad balf a dozen mile* tu go, more every evil deed <rf Individual orynation a series of attacks and repulses. Muskets ur 1cm, eo be ordered out hia eleev-car­ were almost entirelr used, tho swampy Waswivoraa, Mar 12, 1864. has inflexible tenacity of purpose ; he will riage, nnd aa it was very likely that night nature of tbe ground rendering thu use of To Maj. Grn. Dix*. would flume before be could return, the not be denied; Lee Cannot escape tbe a nation, and escape the puufohment due artillery Impracticable. No dirpatch from tho Array of the P<»to such, ein; but it will be edmini»tered Lee very absurdly claina a victory GencrdFhe bM now before him. tomao have been received since 11 30 How great has when be withdraws from our front and Butler, In tho meantime, appears to be iu a national manner. last night. ‘ been our breach of tbe “higher law," how returns towards Richmond. Gen. Sherman bhs not been heard getting on ; there is do doubt that he hxa anormouaeur criminality, bow decpour started, happy, no doubt, in tbe belief from, owing probably to the ditovge tu that he was proof against the descending oneo already beaten 4he enemy in front; guilt, may be judged from live terrible the linn south otNashvilfe, by the re­ rain. Approaching Culpepper, he wiet aari bo is near Richmond. We may bear faflictiun we are undergoing. Thousand* Wnshiagton^ May 11.—AU wee quiet cent alonn. an ordinary forking man en boreebark, upon thousand* of our beat and bravest, A dispatch from Ghi. Sheridan, dated along tho lines until late Mendey eventtcrnlid only by an orderly. As be cut down in the opening ur prime uf may bi'rere he is busy ; that hs gives the AJif * *** ‘I1008^'lh* r,beH parsed,'be recognized the Lieut.-General •<«»•->«>>• । k»Vu» •itomx'a, right wearied and retreating enemy no rest; gune to Richmond to meet Smith, wlu> end got into their rear, he had destroyed bis usual round. In hla usual mndrM way. eastern faneiea. Are We not paying an , I Tax* tian, was reported clone to there. Therefore from 8 to 10 ribltes of railroad, two loco­ -T. J_._Sr___ £•_____________ . enormeo* priee for our complicity in a move was determined on, and at 5 r. motives and tbtefl trains and n ve^y Jarco evil doings I Sincerely we are called w., the entire Ime moved forvrard. The quantity of supplies, and that sincu.be upon fearfully to-expiate our fault. A tied gut info the rear (hero was great ex ­ mandsjea those are sometimos said to right crossed a branch of the riror Pu, government has no right to do wrong, \nd drove a light battery oH posted there citement among the Inhabltenix. The though called upon by th* people to do to defend a email bridge. Warren's eosuiy’s cavalry had tried to .annoy . his again.' “Walk along with me a little.’ it; nor has a people a right to ask Ila front and Hancock's left had a Hrriy ee- rear and flank, but had bean run off, and Over Eight Per Ce«t Itterect government to do or porpettfhte a wrong. bs had recaptured 500 uf uur tnen, two of Tbs North has aided the South in up­ gagement with the rebels, who threw (hem Colonels. lunte County has selected her delegate, holding, perpetuating, and even extend •hot and shell from a battery in the tptionabl* kids, Mr. Quartermaster did Nodispatebra bare been received fur woods. Tbo enemy ware finally driven thmCongrearienal Convention of (fate baric three-quarters of a mils and at two days from Gen. Butler. District. It Is said that the delegates Dispatches received from Gen. Steele dark firing ceased. It ia believed Long­ the general led him through the muddiest eleettoflmrein favor of the nomination of, street's corps waa, lbs only one In our report bit command as having arrived at mere front, and that he wm left to impede our Little Rock. He had C> Uj/ht a superior. I T. W. Ferry. Judge Morse was nomi­ fureeuf tbeenemy, oeminatided by Kirby, progress while Lee was attending to tbo General biuiselC nally the candidate in Chai County Smith in person, at 'Babloo River, >nd' “Woosdzd awu a Psiacl Geer, of the 3d Michigan III ported wounded in the n I and ia taken prisoner. Cap ! home ia al thia place ha* be I a battle since the war beg heretofore escaped unharmed that bis wound* are not ecv«| Ing is known further than tl tnenl above. A Mown d>e name* of the ■wounded of the 3d Mk-big*i ( the name of James A. Tube man Am* thia village. Thursday afternoon. It orJ appointing D. IL Cook Cha D. Striker Secretary. Tin delegate* to the County ConvJ U. S. 10-40 BtiNDS. against all others. Mr. Morse la proba­ our calamities bly as popular a man aa Ionia County will can boast, bat, aa it was supposed in nil parts of tbe District that he was being the distanced fragments be again united in amity 1 When the last stave is freed ularity, together with all the from his bondage, when the last shackle aid Vultereof Grand Rapids that tho Gatetie, at least A'dknow the sentiments of tbe. people of Ionia county, in refation .io the feeling in Ionia county, upon this subject we puWbh below, the comments of the . . . . ConV®tier, stating, however,> ezplw A rebel cavalry brigade ia reported defeated them. arrived to­ having b<ct. seen on the north side of . A steamer from Red tbe river Rappahannock on Monday, near day at Cairo, and r«|>orts rrinfuraematitfl gviag up tu Gen. Banks. Gen.''Canby Fredericksburg. toad pass ’d Cairo, ou hia' war tu Red River. " (SiguM.) E.M 9TAXT0S. of Glady River, between that and the River Po. Hia right stretched nearly to master. Wtam every drop oi blood the the Froderiflksburg and Richmond Rail­ road which ho B«atned dciiroua uf reach­ Washington May 15.—Tbe WorhTe ing to obtain supplies or inroro bls snfe- special says: It was ascertained yew । ty. We have taken mare prisoners tn 1 lerday afternoon that Lew had rx-t cor. Lee’a retreat, than during Thursday and tinned his retreat of Friday, but was ap­ J Friday' battiea. All infirmatioa In parently making a. stand far another bat. Grant’s possession io of tbe moot favorstie. Gen. Grant has L-cstitroopa, and 11 'sacrifice b almost ble character, showing dearly Leo’s re­ be has fatind Gon. Lee tn a new entrench­ treat beyond SpoUsylvania, . । point ofbeing purged ed line, U ia avident that if be did not at. Ual for J«*« —r r-J/od m upon ila vitals, tack him last nigbthe baa dope au tu-dny. on" I* w.„>lA TuMaj.Gen.-Dit, do you tetokJt would be ajust, trofl, and An official dispatob from tbe battle­ field st Spotteylvadui yesterday at 6:30, states that during the proceeding night (Friday) a movement was made by' tbe from that quarter. device to preserve or, to secure to it a^Bbertple.r subsenWJ A call has been issued by Gratz Brown* Freifarick Kapp, Edward Gilbert, iMrtc sNd *re thus Wtsr^tr-^V *UiPl’,e’ & Clowerei, Wdbam Hrrrm and thirty ei<lil other MW&rflbe' Propk's C<,m Moas Woesdsd.— We lean private letter from H. II. Bal mother, that Edwin Mallory, Grove, ia among tbe wounded to Washington. The nature of I ia not stated. npon the Qaestlan of Lei TOWMKir or IU*Tl»Oe I We, tbe undersigned Electd Township cd H strings do bare! you to call a meeting of ths a tbe Township of Ilastinp. to the propriety of pledging tho of tbe Baltic Creek and H«« least, four public places iu eaid I publfthi I Ceunty of Barry’ al lea.t fifteen I ■U the newspapers before4be bwWing of sueh meet I rordanoe with the statute ia • Dated Hatting*, May 7th. 1864, Bieetiow Metlee. Hastingd: Take notice, that In; I of an Act tire Legislature uf I of Micbigan, entitled "An Act 11 iu the eity of Battle Creek and 1 «ral toWnihip* uf Calhoun *r| enuntiea, to pledge their credit: | tbe ennstrnetivn uf • Railroad I rity of Battle Creek; in the o Calhoun, to th* village of Ila* tho county of Barrj." A hie Inga, will be hold on Monday the I of Juno next, al 10 o’clock A. Ml day, at tire Court lloaae in the v.l Hastings, to consider tbe prop I pledging the credit of tho said t l of Hasting*, to aid in the ronstrr a railroad from tho said city o’ Creek to tho village ef H Jous W.Brasati Dated Mav 12th, 1*64. slipyld be adhered to, and declares tlmt its signers ‘ do not recuguiao iB ;|,e timure convention tike essential cnadi-r * >rul, ^UehoWlow eplUfaatteTby Thia manmvre it b lution ren Striker, Fl. N. St •nd Frank Alien. tarTbe N.Y. JWhm* wal Demaerat* not to build any falsi ■poa spparesft dlrisien* among w* abould not make matter* « I aiding to electa Copperhead Pre* “*n ** MiM-taaa a v-eul 8—MuiXnuL AH) UTAH. Baoww'a Baoacwxt Taocn | Cougha, CflMs. Itelmretary and A fa Dfaocdare, have prewd ttair aCd utisns �ih CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT . A.IWL. SKINNER’S, BATTLE CXlXsSiJac. ,; THE only exclusive cash store in batte creek. 1 sn >U 11 ;«i?•sUS p-J? i S P E C IA L MjMf 51WJ1. i.! ■ 'Pi syi ■®£-a iezi ■'S'- P is isii i ijj o iill ill i J5'=s'"s i ifel-Miiifid till 4srs ^? r?a5"; ffa J sxs i ’ll HU 6 2 = 3 ^.h ? =S ' z E hlH! *8 ■ E 5 « t31 ’hili' - C t-T ” . 5<ix^“ h^-n h?u* “ilKFri . eir WhhtM ’Ht 1 a Z fc- S I Mwi f 1:^'1 El ft A’raa W Large and most complcteStock of Dry Goods, Boots <fc Shoes.Garpets and Pound Calico, jj It ■ f« b=S‘! gin I «}ilw i ■'3 l!a 2" s E ” rliildl_d K Ll $ ill I I r lit llflui il-hiHd ijifs I Is i ¥ 11 Illi 1111??it t:ssc jn • i "2 t-sH st] •z S * ' I Sa ’ • 2 J H S iMLtI iU'M ! i 1H f o£at H - B xU iHhfeu^iwt ilhiiihUP1 t””i • S-• * J t iC « 6 .?^ 31 s £• s • M11 *2lJ H? '! tl = •H '=» e i-s-iil« iHjkWjLs ihUUi’U! iitJ’l ® UM i iillll.S li t :l !*8 UHi^iMST* fi : l.utltl aaaaa nnaa.i ,*•»,« aatt �A Wing object with every young man should be to secure fer hitnaelf a permenaat home. And for its greater stability, tteheaH consist partly in land, nnd up Ou a certain limit, the more of-it the bsttes. if paid (»r. The house should >e •( comfortabU and attractive es one Ims tbe mease of making it. Ik should be <me that the heart can grow to, and will oiiag aroend rworr and more firmly with every pasting year, its owner should desire and purpose to keep pos­ session of it as iosg as be liven, and bis chiMreo should grow up feeling that there is one place fixed and Mabie for them amid all change.. A tncricane are altogether too roving in their habits. We build houses cheap ly and pull them down without regret.— Or, we evil out and move away half a down times in a life lime, in the vain hope of bettering their cuodi lions. How much better to ebooso a bomeetead early in life, and then lay plans in reference to abiding therp. Even though our gains are leee than are promised else where, a certainty should seldom be given up for an uncertainty. ‘ A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." Only those who hare experienced II, knew bow firmly a femily become atteebto their long loved homestead. No chil­ dren love home co well aa those who have known only one. 'As tbe young become of marriageable age they should go out one by one from the old home­ stead, feeling it to be the model after which their own should be established, end knowing that thia will remain un­ changed aa long aa tbe parents live, a place to which they can return, and where they will be ever welcome. A pleasing writer confirms our doctrine thus: • There ia “ great g«fo in being a.tiled down. It ia two-fold? Each year accumulates about the fermer the material by which labor is lessened. The rough channels of labor became worn and awooth. A change in­ volves a great loss, and rarely ia there a corrcsronding gain. Time Is lust, labor expenoed, money paid out, the wear and tear of removal la no small Item: and above All, tbe breaking up of old aasocinlions is often disastrous in the extreme. Parents and children become unsettled in their habite, if not in their morale.— Let tbeanan who boa a homestead keep it; let him that has none, gel one and la­ bor to render it a treasured remembrance to the absent, and a constant joy to those who abide in it." To all which every intelligent aad thoughtful person must give a hearty approval—Amerirms Agricultnritl. • Jfegulaior MttBTmORGiRS. •VVase 'BvVie.vs annex rftatt&Xo X\ye Vu' aw a vatauAXVt xjfrbxxtK x®\\\ exivt, a\X X\xt ‘SX\* x»Axxe\x jYcwXx x» XxtxY I©/' V>xxX at a YtxxxeA'xaX attexxX— a ^vcaX Kt^uXaXor X\xt w^tm. Aa Xtxt ^kXxoxk* AksXrxcXt ©5 X\vc 'WttX axxik SoxxXK X\xcy« Kat, Sor a Voxxc* Xkvcvc, \x exx vaxxtXx xxccAtA an atXxcXe ©X SXorcxae-Xx 'SxXXtvt, xjoXxxcK, x$ tobuxx xxx \uto\u!y t\xxaxxX\X‘xtt, avxK aX X\xt Y-vo^rr Xvrtxti avt a tuvt Y.vtvexxXxvc o$ iME AND BUT MOKE iov-fbico t llutiatss J -BsPsls. Mot. IU. IM*____ 2*. ,:2 Kidney Gamplaints, CURE-s3t Bhram. PKOPLE-H •1 hsrs used the 'Fsepte'e with grr.1 brnefil. Is csw* of ocrofcls and Soft axxA. a\k tautua ©S a s>xnxxLav xxaXxvre. 'VXxesc ‘BV.Xtevs ave coxxx\>.o»«& ©S *a*e atx^ by tb. we of Hosrsma'a Bmsa*. , The wrak Bto-nsrh 11 rapidly invigorated and Koxxx-y^xA rooU axxK \xcA>v, th. appetite restorad by tbta agewabte Toxic, aad bewe it works voodm ia came at Pnrarsra and x»\xxe\x vaaki X\xe«x tn lew roc Unwed forms of IxsiOiarTWX. Acting R. J. GRANT! Erideaes ol tbs most rrllaM. and rtaponaiblo character will accompeny the medicine. Price Al per Bottle, crate far*3. ■SVvgjXxVj 'Vowve. TH 'R.oXjatk.'*. SXoxuo.e'U 'BvXX.o.t* Vm Hesaaou's Exnucr Brcsr for ail effect­ less sad dfosara of tbs URlffART OROAXB, whether existing in eau or raaxLa from what­ ever essM urigieating sod no matter ef cow u»a eruaava. LlW»..t. of these OmaB naairra the eld of a DIURETIC, BKLMBOI-trS -EXTRACT BUCHU 18 THE GREAT fMVKMTlC, and h certain to bate tho dmdrrd effect In all JXawao/br uKid, it The Parsnip. Tbe parsnip la one of the most valua­ ble roots that can be grown, bi tbo Is­ land of Jrray Ute used almost excl naive ly for fattening both cattle and swine.— Accordingly to Le Contour, the' weight of a good crop varies from 13 to 27 tons per acre. When parsnips are given to milch nows with a little hay in the win­ ter season. Ute butler is found to be of as fine a color, and exeellertt-flavor as when the animals are feeding in the best pas lures. Ae tbe parsnipe contain six per cent more mucilage than carrots, the difference may be sufficient to account lor the superior fattening as well as but­ ter malting quality of the parsnip. In the fattening of catu; th. parsnip is found superior to the carrot, performing the business with more expedition and afford •ng meat of exquisite and highly juicy flavor; the animals eat it with much Sura CURE ••M fare h.s fur more then ten yrars Ue» Bilious Fever, Fever and jlgue, Liver Oomplaint, (Dyspepsia, Indigestion, are X\xt, \uooy raun't VAtxxA. B». UoXwek'. M a eeuUe and painlrveanperirnt, ae well ae upon tbe liver; It nleo uirsriaUr relievra tbe Uorsnr* nos vvpeaiodnced by irr«r>>»r actiou oflbedigestirr and secretive ornne. I craor.. of feeble Ufot.lkable te .ttrrare .frterA. Z.4TWMV ^.yind and ZU< ef Xs<wmr.aud prompt and permanent relief from tbe linters. Tbe te»umony on this poinlfc meet condnalre, and frets bulb Mite Z Tbe agony of Bimoc s Cauciu immediately ■» asaged by a single doe* of tlx etunulent, and by oceaaiuBsllT rew-rtiog to It. the return of the earn1 pteisl tssy ba prevailed. a. . v.-u . ftXo’Kx.ac.le. "BkXXtts saw X\xe VOOT wxaxx xxxaxx^ ‘DotXov't "BAXt. _ IN MY USE OF TRADE Come and See !! WE "Dy. *SLo\>oek\ ftXowvacXv *&\.XXev« are. X\xe YxtXv nxan'i ttoXoxc axxd. Coxv^oyX. HVAB JUST RECEIVED TH. "KoWk'i ft\ovacuc\\ IVxWcx* vtxvx^OYaXe X\xe xxxak. an<l KcbkkkXaXtA. PIANOS Pianos & Melode i ons! \ PIANOS Wr W. KIMBALL, Bv. 'B.oOaek'i A large stock of ' g- o o x> a, U2 Lake Su ft\o«vo.c\v 'BXXXttw £erx©< axihaxij vcxe\.axxc\xo\^ axxA xxxaXct. ‘Lx'jc t-a^o^aVAe.. By. B.6Kack\ ftXovsLCbeVx 'WxXXcv* IIWUrtSACami week ctiimni PATHIT GROCERIES OHICMbeo PIANOS ’GOLD PIANOS a'CHdXBO. PI inese ffiztera are put up in quart bottlee, of which tho above is a faa-cimUa. S7m label ia .finely engraved, an i PIANOS “•’>*«» fry? rt*** *w£te»r S PIANOS □ ►W. ^unterfeitore. (Prion (1 per bcttU, or oUfor t£. C. W. Jfcbaolt, (Proprietor, Jfo. t East Fourth St, Cincinnati, to whorr DRY GOODS! GROCERY, . Eating Sf Billiard JBuBJLiOOXNr. EATON A McNAVGHTON. JMPeUlehd.inoMed£n^rn Pri" Sit O, o,e Treatment and Jtediral Cara of Wra^nm. m- uZXXtorrbao, induced br BslKbiiw; InrcJunlarr EmMaiMU, Impoteocy. Krgrou, I>»bil1(e. .nil Th. world rasewuml ssUibr. In mis adminMr □Mm, clearly proves (row hia own takumS TAVIMG fitted sp, at mat expense, tbe 1 less heretofore kept by Wm. K Eirnu. ■ joining rooms, nod art ap a GOOD Bl t.tJ Al DVEET1BEMKNT. IS VERT FULL AND COMPLETE. HARD-WARE! OUR EATING DEPARTMENT JVC er JZoterfyjm »iU be alh^ed, tg-TWEXTY-OXE TEABS AGO. re»f. i jiHii,!,, ■ w-.^w4kM.. M kUBTW.T BAUUMW BOlUlOVnb. -U. U. CITE VI A CALL I OUR GOODS FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND BILLIARD JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. AgY orricr 91 wssaiKoroK st. •** P. 0. Drawee. OSTJ. Cbleafo, Nt. H0W*5?L*»f>aAT10N. pnTLirtEi.i’iiii «•* ■MMQ0 mrrw * stts.l W-taBM I ~ OOUNTV omc* ■: 1 •• IX. j». HUEUVOX, Titwnnw*. wu»p “ ”, *€ X’ •d in Knttf, W I THE HE^T CAUE AND - HARMONIUMS. HUMAN MISERY. SnisotAs RaRDxxxn Fiax Paoor.— John Mears writes, in the Boston Cnltirotor, that be has prepared shingles in the following manner, and after an expe­ rience ot eleven years, aad using seven forges tn hie blacksmith's shop, he baa never seen a obinglo oa fire, nor a nail alerted. Ha aays* -Having a large trough, I put into it a bcabel ofaniuklim., Haifa bushel of rvfuea aalt, and five ur six pounds of potash, ad­ ding water to alack tbe lime and dissolve the vegatebla alkali and the salt—well knowing that pieces of an old lime pit, a soap barrel, or a pork tub ware not the boot kindling stufl; and having long since Warned, while at the Vineyard Sound, that hoi tall ualer whitewash would endure far longer than that made with fresh water—abaordiog moisture, striking into tbe wood and no*, peeling, and washing off. I net the bundles of tbo shingles nearly to the bauds in the wash for two hours ; then turn them end fer end. When laid on the roof and walla ttov are broahad ever twice with the liquid, and wore broebed over at la- MEDAL tJLu aY<.X\xe So\A'xt.Y,» Vv\c.xkK,\j^’ ^.ycxx.xxXxxx2, B\.avr\xeo,BxybcaXe-vx^, BXfcxvrcxaXxvAxx., c-Xe. iDc«C):r© si exum. PIANOS IMPORTANT AND TRUE! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-25.pdf 185056ce875ca81ce218b1188513bff3 PDF Text Text Bvraz 'Ubet, ud UMm-Oa. ud hHpmU..' VOL. DL HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1804. ^■1 . Vi mtr MlOWtaaU B*rtae*s'ri*riee^klUisad AT THE Uk« April-. WVSM ta Ivngtbsetagdsjt. HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! I NO. 4. jij—".J which a— p-.n>W, with whom eft entrusted tbe nomluaung can­ didate* for onr support at the coming election. Tboae only abould receive support who are triyd and true. We ebould beware of. thoee who have lately entered tho political ranks, until they Ihow - tbetneefveo firm and worthy of qur confidence. A man who would sacrifice party or principle for eomo persopalor political favor la unworthy our •uptrnri or confidence. . A(thorough teat can Injure no one, and one .who to unwilling,or unable to .paeo the ordeal, should be injected from our “iCE3,w»Mr Roberts Al Strike^ r»«> PoanMQUTw Gnov*. R. I.,’ >. Vi May 18th, 18M. f tntenrto* of war. Bring ia taking care effhe wcuimM of the fate baanl. Ost arriving at tba Depot, we found two traina of cars loaded to the brim -with.oar suffering Vbroaa. Some wva already dead, uthera dying raqr Ts »t lifts Um hurjfsu finm t!>a heart ^tilings' Musixtss JHrertorg. JV-4T RECEIVED a new and moat complete assortment of DBlGli AX» JtEDICINEM, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. >9M 1ST FOR MECHANICAL UD MEDICINAL ri-RPOiEb.oNLY jy; ■RAX.tR to an kiedi ef Family Groesris*. GROCERIES! ROBERTSk TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PR I NI*. FIGS, MJ-ilKB, CODFISH; ex tn tw jxmnmEKBT Aid Cooking Extracts, TTOKXKTSaad CaaaMllera st J« FOR THE ESPECIAL DKSESNT or TOE LIMES. awe their caUUcs Oureraiwi PENS. PENCILS, IKES. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. KOST POPULAR , PATENT MEDICINES' ( JOHN KOIIERT*. o- DvrsUinasu Broad WfcHTfllClAN sadCo.n Harero I* way. alar ths fl SUS. KNIEPEN k MlBtWS. ’ CESAT, I'd® (DASH AWW RODfjtTS A STRIKE*- n. W KIGHT, TTORXEY •"<’ COUNSELLOR AT LAW, LSI IC BUS Coart CommlMioaer for Berry MIDDLEVILLE, Micaioss. OFFICE OVBR BLAKE'S SIORE. la pee fee•dieglb* collection of tala Uarmf an II. r. CHKRRY, OVXTT CLERK a»4 Ke fata Qean Mouw. C C. FRIMDI.F. PabHe. FRAMR ALLEN DB. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL ON Hardware »lor' KKCKaHel wsisr- DENTIST, VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. On TneWay Gibbon and BkrloW’a’ A: vMott w4te witbdhnro from the south Mr. Kwroa ;-*-My object in tjawUng “Tbe Cbarleeum Ataroey of April S4. faat. Th* groans of the dying and th* ■fates the fidlowtag tragte’ incident of le etog* of that city: A n't .'; A eoription. They, ware in avmmon cauls hifell.-wl bf U» «WJ. -ta .m rfwkxl bf mr .rtillKI. «*“■ C-J- TMtall, jwha .!«, U-iW,., cmnurflM tbe river. Early In tbe day the whole army begdn to straighten out to ’ lino -'of battle fona renewal ot Use engagement.— Skirmishist «W kept-up daring thia ORI (hftmJwwed Itoes . Ue two armies, the enemy bestirring him•elf an thougif be Intended offanslvcoperationa Qur line |wss formed vhfr tbe sccoM aorpeoe tbe right, (be fifth on tbe centre, and tbe sixth on tbe left, with Buraaide'acopeon the left far (he pro lection of our Immense trains, and to act, aa a reserve for any emergency. The i-nnntry hero to quite rd ling, atodded With and grain ears, with a Rule hay on the of'tranpe and use of artillery than that floors; which waa as wet with lhw. blhod about tbe riilderaeaa. The enemy during of our bntrs hwya as though It bad rob­ tho tllght had atrengthroed filv naturally flminldable position with rifle pita, barriall our society into mouratog. ed blood, the railroad beneath tbe c»ri was also’sprinkled with blood. We re­ way Una or«Menoa occupied by Mmoinca moved all that could bear to rids la amleanng h>a eanhworka.oa the Rapidau. of a man’a character erd principle* la laaew tbedty. Inamteof the represen .BCTRt'liASM OpOtm TROOPS.' embodied 'n one question— la loyal tattinia «>f General Beauregard aba baa bdlenbes to the different Hnepitale in * Thue mitten"-stood until *ftr In the or dialdyal 1 The question asked d inset- remained here, braving tbe bomba and Alexandria, and those that eould nut ride this Greek fire, taking card of the Wodr d- were carried jjpon stretchers. The boapltals Moqd^y morning. ;werp‘ filled aa without resulting in anything definite.— full aa they could possibly be, and many F.”*• fixe<l fd,r Uie grand «ohere. It fa tmelevt to attempt to palm Rochelle, who is descended of the former Inaurtes Ud Io lie an the aa'ult.' UWdM Srdtera, announcing the off ■purfous article aa genujn»v vbtn the aoeeesa of-’Sherman *tn the Weet,and floor to make room,for a liounded com­ true artH^r is Cimilisr to the maaaee.— gnonnt fatailide^ who had formerly taken rade. Tbe question then naturally arwes what the trvupa, producing toe wildcat excatrefuge In our city. In the morning, st day-break we got ie true kiyalty and patriutiam 1 , "The young cm«x was Tull of gratitude an order from h^sdqusfte’r*, that all the aaent, aad aa the huor approached for the attack the enthusiasm m the troops be­ elek and wounded that web abtoto rids, came 'almoat nnguvcrr.il^m General al once taken aa a criterion t>y which to woul^frie transferred to boajiltah North, Grant, surrounded by hie ataff, Genv. ware liatoued U> ; Governor Piekeoege»o U> make room for .more wounded. Con judge of bis principle*, but a few minutes hie ouaee(.t, and tba marriage waa fixed eequo'fttly, a hasiiy jfaamlnaflon warmWe, conversation wiU-^iieelaeo hie position, to take place yeoterday, the 23d of Apedetatiuned on atjiinriices ; wllhiu sight of and about an averis^ofdt were remoreo unleas be 1a4 mint hrtfbl vniafc, or g de- Lieut.; Rochelle wea on duty al Eon from each hospital in Alexandria, and each other, whjlp (be yaft columns of ©pr a’rfoy slowly gathered themerfves togeth­ slgnthg knave. . • ■ , .-• about the same number from otth oM er frr thd greet struggle. Jttofae'th*’ in Washington. At precisely 8 b'elock, When we »•« a man entirely ail out on place io the bourn of General Bonham a train of ambulances left Alexandria to attack was about u> bo. made the enemy tho subject, so entirely engrossing to adrspeed upon our fighk tbreateomg tor convey the men to Weshinglon, where they woold take cars fur Baltimore, and press back that portion of the Unc, dto-; dc’pa a remark on the aubject, It 1» with Episcopalian minister demanded ol the bow much briber North no one at that oontinuing for time the plan of the asaault' an oruinoua shake of the bead and a,—— betrothed ones if they ware ready to time could tell.' 1 was detailed as an atteridant,fiarWehaige of 13 men that “1 don't know b<>w it wijl.gp, it Jwoka left the ward of which 1 had charge. 1 We arrived at Washington' at about had men enough and to spare. .. ; > . , killed to eave a nigger,” htelnyaHiy may 11 o'clock, and got on.board a trarn of Half past six. was then fixed upop for well be suspected and if an opportunity •• Psriitn*. Tbs seen* which followud commonTreight cars, with seats find in the ssmuIL Watches were compared' for the purpose of er-nreylng soldiers weaprcacut when ha would nut be rcstrrinby the corpa ownmander*, ahd finally from Washington to Baltimore, and twee wjwu) the ears were rather old anil tbe *11 eepsrated with order* to etiakh at tba witbuwt movement <>n tbe flour. Lieut. slides Were nearly all knocked. We ar nppointed tlm*. The momenta flew.fisM at Urn appointed hour, ^iruultaneoysly Jcclambat the South wete much abused, rived at Baltimore about haff past six; with tbe rna* of the twelve ’signal gun*, and ought to have their rights respected, ly, and andeevoted to atop the blood the ars were uncoupled anff-'draen from the' ^hde front advanced, Ifith cheers There is souther eel of hsrmkps* (!) which Ao wed from a horrible wound over the Baltimore dr Washington' Depot to from ftg whole line. Tbe movement individuals, who jtre all things to all the Baltimore & Philadelphia Depot was iadcfacribably grand. A portion of men. To one he is in favor ofa (borough. Going from Baltimore id Philadelphia the forces m<>v*d in a solid oojumn, proM-eution of the war and the snliro two boars to lira. Vi'i willed atunpl we encountered e sere to storm ofvrind while other* advanced in the usual order subjugation of the rebels, and, (be same end rain; which caused our poor sick sol­ of battle, the whole vmy moving togeth­ hour' to another of the opposite creed, diers a great dealof suffering. The rain er, aad yet e»sh command fighting It* be dvnlores lite hard lot of bis much beat hi at tho sides of the cam (there be­ own baulo. Tbe wbol* rebel ItM epened abused Southern Lrctbreo. , Buch a man ing no doors) till every man was wvt to future- husband I pray yoa U> tell theskin. We arrived-at Philadelphia a moat murdarou*. fire, agaisat which if be does no harm in ibe world, certain­ opr lib** irr*sistibly*M«pt, driving the ly does no good, and his, l‘>yslty >•, to abeet half pest four orelodk In tbe morn­ enemy slowly back from, his positions, •ay the least, of a very su«plcioMs na(ure. ing, where we found a good breakfast capturing nearly, |*u> thousand priaonnre A sort of "dim*! care” claeasdmaiun.es young man replied (or hirt, and Miee awaiting us at tbe Soldiers Union Saloon. and three piece* of artillery. The fatter crow our path. Tbsy don’t cart *njeh Anna, recalling all her energy, made an After taking our repest we got On boerd however were re token .by tho rebels bo-, whipe— (he Federal or rebel arn^y.— effurd to smile. Nothing would he more a ferry end crossed Hie Delaware River, fore the close of the engagement. -Viyit Duu’t care! not in thia time of our enun- touching than tbe ttgpny of t.be eouro- then took the cary for New Xork.- We batllt with our/ontt occsrpjn'ng try'aperill Don't tore If eur friends, geeue woman, struggling against the ago­ now had vpfendtd^cpro, and the weather brothers and husbands are slain by hun­ nies of death aad egairuri great physical bring fine, we had a very pleasant days’ Ibe Inn baa been heavy, but judging dreds and thousands, and finally be forc­ Buffering. ride through tbe pleasant State of New from the number killed and wpwded left "Mr. Pickens, whoseooarago la knnwn, ed to auhoilt ‘to the Insolent pride iu our bands, much lees than that of the ■nd unholy ambition of Southern was almost aenaaleta; and Madam Pick­ snemy, who fought to th* last, rnsr troop* demagogue* 1 D «'l ears if orir beloved ens’ eye was like that of a person wbeso by the citirroeef every town or city vro country *o long tbe roomy and admira­ reason bad fled. N. do Rochelle was passed, which hlwuye Srooaoe a frehng bayoneting their men in the rifl«-pila, and forcing them,by hand te hapd conflicts, tion of foreign nations shall become a the first to spesk, and, addressing him of natrlotiam in the hire heme’# ebroavL to yield. Gru. Rise was inorlqlly wound­ hiss and • byword! Don’t cate If the •eli te hie betrothed, ‘Anna,’ he said, 'L We peeved through the dlies of Wared and died undsr Amputation of Lfa leg. bulwark* of our national government,' Our loss of prominent officer* is great— so long your protection, shut! totter and This engagement re*ultod m another vic­ fall, crushing the hope* pf tnllllons undsr to unite ua." Tba youpg lady did aot dam that you saw n rcfaual of the prof­ . reply ; she had not strength enough. A fered lunch. We aevivwd st Jersey CHy tory to our arm*. its ruins 1 . She>i»e on you Tor such basene***,* *such •light blush Colored for an instant bar about 4 o'clock, look a ferry and went to Cratall*us I'rintinc. pala face—joy and Borrow divided her New York city, then took a boat bound ingratitude! ’ The foUuwing .vary *ensib)e remarks A fourth data mer*' lonest than the •ole. for thia place. ‘-Stretched Jipon a divan, bleeding in Tbe eity tff Jersey, New York, Brook­ cuhara,'boldly dsclato their desire to see lyn end the Novy ‘Yard were quits a tlto traitor*’succeavfu! in establishing a perraanegt jnverofobot upon their avow- ■•d more beautiful. Witheet being able rare sight to our boya, after being so' considerable of this kind of experience , ed corner ston>-human slavery,—de- to prevent it, M. da Rnebella took her lung away from home and civilised cOm- ooraelvaa. nuuncing every act «>f tho administration, l>and and prayed the Rev. Mr. Dwkunlions and individuals to impose upon edi­ •nd doing everything in their power tn sound to Narreganael Bay, and arrived' tors tbe publication of reeolutiona, obitu­ retard a vigorous pr«j*e«ulfott <u the wgr, mourning over (ba rebel defeats, and re at Newport, R. I„ about4 o’clock, from ary Doiioea,ad»srti*e mao to of benevolent joiclng al their vtctOry, but al! the time her lipa witbow I being able V> articulate there we passed up tbe Bey to thia place. enterprises, and aarioua other arttelea of How long we will remain hero wo do I > m i tad iutoraet w about charge. Wo hero are lotto in their protestations of patriot a word. She finally aucneeded, and a ism and loyally, and writhe in agnoy If light froth appeared on her muujh. Tbe not know nor do wocare, for it ie every dune quite onr share of that kind of work. tbe term Copperhead or *eCesh to but last agoey was approaching. It was culy pleasant place. We have plenty U> oat, If asaudationa ceualdar it duo tv deceased in «<>bbh>g that Ute miaieter co old finish. drink and wear, and a boMier ie looked members to pass reeolatkms tcclMytagi mentioned in tfirir bfsrirqj. te their virtues and condoling with their' Still r.lhtra will tell you that tba South One hour more nil was over, and the Tba wounded are rapidly recovering. relations, they should-also consider it due bad go right to secede, but al the same nuptial chamber was traneforiaed into a . ? We haws airiilfiil voryvona and gvwxi to.publiabara to pay (or thorn; and if time it would be much bvttef Ip 1,1 1chamber of death.” JJia, , purses and everything to d«oo for tbe litcraryr. achool and <>tbor i rotiunion* can­ them go peaceably, or give them ‘naw* guaranliea, than to attempt their auhjuwants of oar’ brave boya that help sod not exist without gxatuiteua printing they roust be too slightly prised to ymigtoo ■. ' *1 Horatio Gate* Wriabl, the Brigadier medicine can do. pt substautial benefit fit the even)hero. Un­ Tbe, "CoosVtoli.m croahw*" come in til we find teachers who teach gTOitobt R. W. S^fliDiMtatL Cav. for A share cif notice. They for sup buteUrswho fvro^^gake end roasts '■'■"T” '!------ -■' pressing the rebellion ‘-eonUiMomall^ U,,,« , Ms. Liwculw's Laav Jokb.—Mr. Lin- •UJo.1 .«r thsl is to bring them back carefully with­ without fret, farmers who d.malo their oeto ’ a IsM jok*i» rolated a* feltows hy out removing tbe acknowledged *****— * Gritorowr Yaua t" Ths Owverowr called wood and produce, etc., we mu.t decline slavery.—foil *tJl hug Abe viper te their befog In tbe 1 let. of printers «hh print upon th* Frwririens thia morohtg, aad bo»om%jml/‘ to ba stung agpto. during the interview-«to» latter remarked: without compcnsatlua. For every .DM ;,Bu| th*, ring of t^ tri* metal rapy .be ‘ Yates, i'll tell yon tbedlffvrwnce between easily known to every nao who hes an eer for auch >pu0a. Tbe map who it trti^to by* ooautrg, toDol,,/ «m.U. .^U1— naatmvath ba in his denunciation pf ihoae SOisreltHTt]). brunfobell iMo the ehy and nv en* pays gladly sTO uurguvernmant d rec treating nao In, the care on . hia wqy. nawabop. eaten iq. ^ryij Gan. LMM4J �HABTOTM BAXXKR. uniuuinm Wefiaetday ■anUsg, MayM, sc m bled o cloak at Merrill Hall, in Detroit. Iwtrofa. Lte iv^ rkowOI. .. w.w sbamts.—jUtwAwte Hoe. Wi 'xrsrara resolution*, winch Oa which tbe convaaUon waa rolled, to t:me*feivii strtM bm nauowTh* Republican State Caersslioo to eboo** sixteen delegate* to Ballwnore— __ __ _________ ,___ two from each district red four Delegate*» WoMtoBl > eef sdmfafaiWH rtliM wIlh Mii y gtolfate .htol oMWto i s mA Wilkie „ , and without llmit,notwith*tanding i|By al­ ' l*g*d error of judgement. That upon Ferry, of Ottawa -comity, as temporary this^principle w* eadorea, sustain snd Th* dellh*rati*«* of the Convention ap- Chairman.their Hat of haul*. support tbe preaeat National Admlnlfe attack from Petomburg re Butler a force peer to to have bee* entirely harmoni­ Upon taking tba' chair. Mr. Furry tration, awu will »o *o until th* last guarding th* rear, but ware h*adsnm*Jy on*, although there was something of a vestige of rebellion i* crushed out. repulsed. Hi* troop* having been on Re*oW.Tbat «* have undiramiabed inaemtrt duly for five day a three of contest as to the manner of appointing confidence In th* honesty, integrity, pat­ delegated fur tbe District*, th* r*eult of upon him In inaugurating tbe initiative riot i*m and statesmanship, of Abraham which war* in a rain storm. Buller re­ which appears to have been a compror tired leisurely within hl* own lines. Ws more eevere than reported by meTFmy , nf tbe grant Presidential content In thia Lincoln, and lha) be I* our first cb»ic* dispatch lart night, and probably will | gallant State. He closed, hoping that for tho n*»l Presidency—hi* nomination and Richmond. Prisoners state that reach 1,000 in killed and wounded. The the CMvantion would do it* whola duty, being a suitable endorsement for bis rebels gave way in conftiaioM, scatterliig hot tboae In favor of tba nomination of fidelity to principle, hl* firm adherence through tba woods,. . . I aending Io Baltimore men of integrity. to th* Proclamation of Emancipation, Mr. Lincoln were largely in tbe majority Th* honor* of the repulse of the rebels , Divpalch** frem Gm. Sigel, received snd the right* of Individual* grow" out in the Convention and instructions were thi* morning, report that on Saturday be rest* exclusively with Tyler'* heavy ar-i given accordingly in the raanluliou* the Slat*. Ha askrd tb* further pleas­ of tb*sama; while th* majesty _ .— , | fought tb* force* *f Echols and Imboden, I tillery division,"(bough Birney's Jivision I law requires that all rebel* abould subure of the convMtioa. under Breckenridge, at Newmarket; the*. | of tbe 2d Corp*, and Crawfoi'd'a filh, ynll to Abraham Lincoln, s* President On motion of Mr. Morrieon, of Ber­ I the rnemy'a force waa *uperlor in num­ war* afrerw arde sent to thaif farpport, The Maa of mslrocting th* dalegate* jof tba wbol* United Stet** of A mar lea. ber, and that he gradually withdrew isnd formed a* line, enabling Tyler to I rien, Mr. Bryc*, of Bay Qty, waseboeen Reaofrrd,That the delegate* this day 1 from tbe battlefield and r*-«ros**d Jbe I withdraw after driving tbo enemy several appointed ar* hereby instructed to vote j known to be divided" in eraUmeat ia not Secretary. Shenandoah, haring lost fit* piece* of ar­ miles, and clearing the valley <4 th* reba* * unit in the National Coo vac lion. Mr. Cutcheon, of Washtenaw, tillery, about six hundred kill*!- and lei*. rxeuaabla, uulee* the Republic** party . . Rfiolrtd, That w* tender to our **l- I that a committee of we ven be ap wounded, and fifty prisoner*, but bring­ I Tbe oonfuaion of the rebels appears to j ing off all hi* trains and all the wounded have been very great, the greater petal1 that lb* President!* aueb of the State* on permanent orgaaitatien. that could be transported from tbe battle ­ Judge Weliea, of Kalamaxuo, moved displayed in upholding th* great ***** of Rboade'e division scattering in the wood. and not of the people. Tbe Republican that a aummittee of five be appointed co free government o* *<> many battle-field* field. H* state* that. In consequence tf 850 uf them were pifiked up during the eredrulials. trusting that • juet God and a grateful guarded, h* could not bring snore than headquarter*. Mr. Ingertoll, of Shiawaasce, maved constitution making tbe President elect* ’ six regiment* into the fight, besides tbe Th* division of raw troop* feel im hr* by the people rather than by State* to amend, making the committee seven tba anerifieea they hate mad*. instead of Ave. Resolutions o< thank* tn tba offivers of artillery and cavalry, and that lb* enemy mswsely tickled at their sureesa. Al­ ao long as they Insist in tbelr primary Ths Chsinnsa then announced tho the Convention ware unanimously adopt bad about 7,000 lufantrv, beside* other though tbelr lose baa been heavy, it ia conventions upon th* Federal plan of following committee*: arm*; that hi* retrogsd* movement to foil that th* diminution of ti mbers i* instructions, the whole object and design Strasburg we* effected in perfect order, fully mad* up by increase of Morale. On Permoncat Orgatuatiori—S. M. •if which are to make the nomination by Culchson, Washtenaw; R. W. King, I Gilbert of Kent eounty, m»vod, that lb* without any loco of material or men. Wayne; B. M. Williams, Van Buren ; No report Of toy operationa of tbe State*. publiabcr* *f the Advertiser <i*d TrtAuar Army of the 1'ototDaa ba* been roceited , H. A. Shaw. Eaton; Wm. J. C*rnwell, Tbe delegation of thi* Slate are known Newaygo; J. B. Wilson, Lapeer; David forward 10 copied of tbelr paper cocaining th*** resolutions to **eh Michigan today. to be divided iu sentiment, and rapre- G. Schlafter.------- . A dispatch from Geo. Sherman report* rrgimsul now in th* fisld. Th* mation On Crnfrnfiafr—Judge Wells, Kais- prevailed, and *20 for this object was bla advance upon Johnston progrewing ,A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated to hi* satisfaction. Hie supplies ar*. Kingatao 10 o'clock. 1**1 night, state* ventien instruct* th*m to vote aa a unit, msxoo; B. L. Baxter, Lenawee; J. G. rniaed oc tb* spot. Waite, St. Joseph; Eugene Pringle, abundant, our animal* improving on tb* that during the day be bad pushed a col­ thereby mauling tba minority of Jackeon; T. D. Gilbert, Kent; Alfred umn be rood that plaba ia porsnituf Jubntbe delegates. when they gal into ooo Crap ford, Oakland ; F. H. Rankin, Gen *«n as far as Cassville, and there was ven lion and giving just cause of complaint E. M. Stastow, (Slpri) skirniishityf In the latter perl of th* day advic** from Admiral Porter, from Ak Tha Convention then adjourned to with Haroee’* corps. Th* ears wore expected to reach King* tbe instruction* given. We bad hoped, meet at two o'clock r. m. Tbe convection was called to order at captured by Um gunboat Signal, a day too to-day. that if Mr. Lincoln mart be re-nominated Washington May 19.—A dispatch a quarter past two o'clock. A hard fight far Atlant* I*looked fur. I or two before, while th* rebel mall ear- from beadquarter* of th* Army of the every remblano* of nnfairne** would Th* Committee on Credentials road* their report which was accepted, and plet* history of th* rebel torpedoes, th* Potomac, dated ala o'clock Wed needs* Butler today. evening, my* ao attack on lb* enemy"* after Sundry amendments adopted. Maj. Gen. Hunter ha* been paced in machine that blew up the Housatonic and Tbe Committee on per man *nt organi­ o-niinawd «f th* Department of Western him support sation* reported tbe name of Judge Virginia, including the Sbenauduab V«|ground ia that vicinity it waa found to be Welles of Kalamaaoo for permanent I a torpedo corp*, for tbe pflrpoe* of blow­ Tbe M Uttar r alt notion la Fintate. President, with tb* usual number of Vice ing up property of all binds. Among unfavorable for handling an arinr. w> the Latest date* from M«j >r General Can plan was changed, snd * S o'clock this Presidents and Socretsrioe. by were from Viekebmg. Jfod River other devilish mventiont I* a torpedo rv(Wednesday) morning, Hancock, sup*aa reported to be bl<>di*d*d bv tbe ••rubliaga lump *f eoel pile* and *mo«>g said: the eval put on board v***el*. tbe name* shot* batterl** of lb* enemy at differ. r>t “Geotlemcn of tbe Convention, will of tbe parti** are all mentioned in tb* pointe, but measure* bad twen taken by io thia article, after stating that there ap i* enemy's work*. 1 you allow mo in aoourdaoc* with a fixed correspondence, and I used a photograph him which were believed to b* aJ.-qnate Tba rid* pita in front were three which habit and cusU'tn oo my part to make -*f one of ibem." Among th* captured for clearing Um river uf all such ubslrucupon this occasion the briefest possible evrresp<>Dd*no* i* a letter frees T. E. fiifod with rebel sharrwhodters, who wen* mew* of the tall IHpg of lb* Copperhead soou dislodged and driven through the prrises, in which they claim that Grant t. M. tTfAXTOX. lectiag me as your chairman. May 1 19, in which, speaking of MotavoaUow, he second line and behind a thick and im­ penetrable abaltis, which a a* of a mo* also thank God that in lbs progress of formidable character. | ths arentaof tbe past three years that <4 it* proc**diogs ia pebliebed elaawbar*. - slavery under Providence, ia about to ba wired from th* face of tb* earth, and that thia Government, though baptized in fir* and blood for th* pel thre* y aaro, will be preserved forever.** ( Applauee.) Mr. Prtagla, of Jackson, aubmitted from tbe 3d Congressional District the leaving out of thia account a eonsidera- following names of Delegatee to th* Bal timer* u*avention, who were duly elect­ ed : way to Washington, under pretence of 1st, Charles T. Gorham of Calhoun. being hurt. Th*** *lra<g)*rs and runa­ ways have, however, been eent back; aad ao doubt G*ner*l* Grant and Mead* Afasraart—Henry A. Shaw *f EaUm. Mr. Backus, of Wayne, eubmittod will inflict euch sever* punishment upon lb* following names a* tba dalegale* from future bill)**. Arrengs- the First Congressional district: Dr. Barman Kai for, of Way**, and made by which straggling Ch*.. T. Mitobell of ll.lladala. . . the firet battle*. the truth of these reports; and ar* able to as*ur« owr readers that th* information day* ago reinforeenienra which more plea for the 9d Congroaaiooai District: L. P- Alexander, of Barriee county, tkm in summing *p : and J. E. Kelaay.ofSL Joaoph. . Afrentofre—B. F. Freakonbarg, of “Thus, so for from being discouraged, Berritn county, and Dariu* Monro*, of we have every right to be encouraged ; we have cause for gratitude t* God for Branch eounty. Further on th* Art says of tbe aitua- are stronger, commanded, >y a General itimidate, who r master of the trict: yZ . Osmond Tower, Ionia. Wn. I Cornwell, Newaygo. W. Sanborn, of the 6th Die- wee* elected: devoted to their *oontry. with no selfish !-*•, taking from him many cannon and , whil* w* believe the sever* and bitterly oon AluroaUi—J. P. Bingham, Livings ton county; Jas. Turrell, Upoar county. George W. Brown ofrrUtba follow­ ing Mme* aa tbe delegate* of th* dth AlirroaUi— D. G. Slafter, *f Tuoil; J. W. Edwards, of Marquette. al large. some time snd the eo*l I* so perfect that to attempt charging through thia berrisr, eritteal eyas could not detect II Tb* and th* troupe fell back in good arder, President think* them perfect, but ML although upoaad to a galling fir* of shell Seddon will do nothing withoutGmgraa•nd canister from both flank*. sional action, so I have been engaged for Our loa* waa eourtdwable, being abaci. 800 killed and wounded. Burnaid*’* the show* number about one-fourth. A* attack waa mad* by th* enemy on our left in the afternoon, where Warren rotary of War shall hare power to organ­ * "id our batteries soon drove ic* a “seeret service corp*,” *ommi**km I him I silenced his gnu*. enlist and detail parties who shall retain All nlng. the front to-day. la that Great eoM*ad*d by a amasueiuoe a. highly the following leapt with artillery, y few th* purpose uf Wawtbd.—A good girl to Ifoosework. It wid wrisg —yfofog fr"* ■ Apply immediat i* a W Eurcrmu.—Ry a notice I •tAnmn *er readers will see th elrcffon has bean ordered fo: to tab* piece June 6th for the vutiogupntbe railroad quasi Inga want* the railroad, and v there will be ao eppoeition to credit for auch a purpose. OnycwwT _8«xr> —M. L. W Baltimore has left a prtrl t *e*d at our office for diet til waa sent dlrrrtly fahi Bclgiu W. Sanborn. ' ——----- arc Aaoreu Sounxa G**k.~I deep regret we hare learned th Fmelon Kinsley of company C of Mick infantry, killed iu I battle* In Vtrginia. Bom* o will recollect an account uf bis to Mis* Addie Robinson, nf publislted in th* Btttrr throe-' Ilia regiment waa stationed a U. S. 10—40 BONDS. Cmeinnal^May SI.—Tbe C'emmrnriefs Western Virginia correspondent say* Gen. Crook'* command ia slowly tailing back, after accomplishing thoroughly it* objects. fie ha* destroy rd a large amount of aupplw* and damaged th* EaatTr at th* time, and obtaining a lough b* earns with several frier house of bis bride's father, «a» at • u'alock P. M . tai the 28lh went Immediately u> Batll* C at 9 o'clock uf the next inoruin; bride and joined bis regiment, •een many battles since, «itnsr des lbs, but was speed himself term of service had almost exp. tb* fatal bullet camo, whichgat bia warm life-blood, and cruabe' fond anticipations and bright h food and wifely heart. Thu* a antlciptinns ofj-*y turned to *>i tbeeup of promised happiness I tbe bitter dregs of sorrow. Bi in a noble cause he died, fig country '* battles. He died as •oMierdies, and his is an honor Such thoughts as these sbouli tjrt poignant grief ofthose atrick Was Daraa-ntur, WasitnaTv*, May $2—lOr. MTo Msi. Gen. Dix: On Friday evaning Gen. Grant menced a movement fur lb* putp compelling Lee to abandon bls {M<*iti>m at Spottsylvania Court House, the da Exeapi Dub lnkl|ui er SUte tail* of which, lor obviou* ryasuua, should Tax* tie a, not bu mad* public. It ha* thus far progreasad •ucowafally. Longstreet's corp* st a rind 3->Ulh at 1 o'clock on Friday night. An hour and a half after Hancock moved. Ewell's •ver Eight Per C««4 laterest 1 corp* followed Longstreet last night.— Die indications are that the rebel army ha* fallen back beyond the North Anna. Hoke’* brigade has joined U-c. Tb» । movement of Gan. Grant ban thus far been accomplished without any severe engagement or aerluu* interruption. W* n*w occupy Guinea Station, Milford Sta­ tion and south uf the Matappony on that line. (Signed) E. M. 8TANTON. Secretary of War. Thursday, Ma7"l*T • *- «.-! have ly or partially destroyed ; also to advance just received intalllgencw that Guinea when neeeeeary money owl of tbe secret Station, oe tbe Fredericksburg and Vir­ service fond, to parties engaged to Injure ginia railroad, waa entered last night hr nyr eeouta. They captured th* telegraph operator’s apparatus at tbe station, and a* it might compromise Clendenin. 1 will destroyed a large quantity of supplies. take the first opportunity of sending eom* a«otmbb oomatcii. casting* to Shreveport, or any point on WaaMngton, May 19, (midalghL)— thte eid* that you may designate. In th* The action of yesterday al Spottay Irani* meantime you meet ae* th* **>g*r snd resulted in tbe success of Grant in gain get what powder you ean. I am certain ing an advantageous position on the ene­ that It will prove effective."— N’otkoillf my's right. Thia waa th* object of the Uoioo. attack by Grant. Owr retire lore in lb* engagemret will not exceed 1,000 killed wounded and mireing. No general offi­ cer* were either killed or wounded. Up to 10 o'olwck to-day th* battle had manured, three oun*e* and a half of seed ■own broadcast sufiiee for aw acre. It may bo sown after follow, followed with entrendMd camp, its natural strength having been mcr*aaed by tbe erection *f fortificationa, which were built lang agn field, in anticipation of their need. I^ee mani­ fests little diapoeltiun to eom* out of these defense*, though every opportuni­ UH the middle of tv ba* been afforded him to du so, and a In all sub dmricte thathave not airwady filled their quotas, lb* drawing nil and dried Io make mnketabl* chicory. been made with tbe view of compelling Wh*s th* young plants have four dis­ Oedha for him toaccept battle beyond hit fortifica- crons have been adjusted. tinct leave*, they must be cwrrfully thin. .olumr. ..II w u, cot. snd left about on* foot apart (a* mencamant of tbe drawing. WILL AVCTRK* ACCOVXT. growth.) the Washington, May 19-11.90 r. *.— Tb* latest edition of thi* eveatng’* Re pwWicaa bus tbe folloving, but «p to thidl momtot there is no official confirmation Morrietm. I n- OX LT vaifaNs Tua Daarr.—We learn fr».n , dMWge* that tho draft ha* been to take place soon in ,q* KrTTLa’s IIisToar or res Rm Th* first volume of thia work b «nd from * cursory examinalim xwy favorably imprest with * low-priced work, ro*dansing i ling th* principle features end th* Rsbellioo and tbe war. an. Invaluable as a reference. It is fiy Henry Howe, of Cincinnati, be sold ody by sobecriptioa. rsrtMOWiMl in thi* pp«. ot _ __ To th* electors uf the to. Htattep Take notice, that ia | •ftte At* of the Legiriatnrt <•( •f Miehigsn, entitled "An Act i tea the citv of Bsttls Creek snd OT) l„wU>. <J «—U-, amir art t~* of • Rmiraaa dl. </ BMde Crwk. ta ibe < cJkoOT W U. r.nw, of H< ite **»<? «f ’ Aw �CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S KF Large and most complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Carpets and Pound Calico. «£) THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. „ f*n 3 < 1 5 K U XJ 1 * □ 8jt£ -J e h h iplpll #•iHr!i : tjsst'sj £| SHV s i3x Hlh ! a , lijltfir g 8 ° E Ta = ’hicihil uyJijirdrKn -’iRF SOM 5 SS SP u IL iUl o v ' 5 111 _s_ i 3 " 3 * 7 llHlI u iv:; ’ tUl Ulnirid 5:?idl 5,6 a* “st-2 Is!.! it £ 1-2 J "s .t ,S S 8 1 ■?■ *3 5 S 5 i 1 j ! nidmi ilh g « « -H’i 5 3 S s«s urn* ids' iilwli HP �«mU serf piRto.MiHgd ■ -------------A rentes* which ta a growl protection agaiart tasatfar water, and fire, S» a rertato wt, to titada by mixta* a galkm cf water, wHfc Mt^gsHfanS oF Wine, than aMrAwStao end s half penwds of brown sugar and three pound* of eomtnun salt; pM K fta Nflto a brash t.W paint. rut putatons of equal atoe into water, White boiling ; when dnns, pour off the 'waxar, scatter in some salt cover tbe p<4 with a eoarae cloth, and roturn.it t<> tbt* fire for fine minutes, w hefl.they arc ready for.die tw'bli*; even watery' potatoes arc ,tta».BuUa mealy. ' • .»•?; ; -•' JTfa beat way to reok a pv'tatmt. Is tb bake dr roast In an bvea ; whan daua, brack tbe skin* open and ailtttv them to dry out for a few minutes before placing them <n> iha table. Gider Vinegar.—Take the water in which dried apple* have been *nakad snd wn*bed,atniin it welt, and sdd a pqund wfangar. . Frp^b^JlUls.—AJJ two ounces of huttd-lrttf'a tittle toll u> a pint nf boiled “‘'jjE L.juft in one pound uf ff^.-woe bcateu eg-, one tnble-ipoon of yeast; beat three altogvther well; when ritoti furtu tbe rulla with a« liule hand­ ling as potolble ; bake <>n tine. 'VUeto ■B’VOev* mb ask oKmASs m a uta-UM uAucVi w»* tar. o.\\ Cm “At* wftw*. w 5mat to," bul a* a “ •' ; bear sts- sr^ssx's^Lxa* —’ UM KLafets's srrsv bjwrWto^ * farther isbereatm Os i bittact ATHfl Win tesrtoeetbe taut *k»rt:r4. . rF.MALES-FKBALE8-FE«AbKS. COME AND BUY MORE LOW-PRICED lOVEn ROSE WASH CX'RIB MECBjtT DINE A SIS To WashColore«*FtaMrBiaek, and Raw Sitka wa< Rlbbvu*. Fo«'a*sii{girjitito, paie loor ot* five m*vd sized. p<.tol'>< s,aliee them thin, and lay them in a quart </Cold water f»r a tow bourv, then, tf the silk la much soiled x|KM«g» both eidea freely, robbing tbs etdled plarea with much care. Bpougv one piece at a tiita, tod iron up and down, ur, straight nerves—never dingo xally. Have tbe irons quite hot, yet nut so n» to scurrit. or to ebange the col­ or. If they are too cool, they will draw sp or crimp the silk >u very minute gatbeta, and it will be nearly impossible to ssske suoh places rnroutb again. Tbe effort uf tbe starch, from tho potatoes ia tn ctoaode tbe silk, and *!*«' div» it « little stiflhess. and even' plaid silks of thsp>MSLdulicala c*4<*i»are made lolook ikew in thi* way. If a silk is »h»4 modh soiled,sponge k only on wfat ia to. .be ibs oufada, and iron ll on the other. A R1.1«I Mock silk may be imtdc^ainaist m woel'a the new,” again and again by tbto process, and those wbo her* never tried il wvitdd be surprised renovating sSbct. Good ribbons. Wank, white,nr colored are inode fresh and baudsume in precisely tbe same way. To iron them, art ti<e fr»n acroaa one end, and while you press iLfard. draw toe wfala iaogb of tba rib­ bon under it with tlio other band. Raw silks should be washed in potnloe water, as dirwcledjor calicoes that are li­ able to fadv ; nndafter being rinsed onre and bung without w ringing upon the line long enough for the water to drip <>fl', toey sbmild be rolled for fifteen minute* tnasboei, and then trotted dry, ou tho wrong aide. Stomach: ‘Liver and..Bml vcmxLtat aacnS —a a»taY c“”* F1LYTTTt1*' p—L^ir 'B.c^rutBYor Yua Vb Vnt 'ft'-..-------* oJ<nx'Wc*ta^SouY'<\Y\Ycrc ..ssr^xs: trxS'stM '■•■■'■ •’■■ . asWAirteta. Jnd MfhnAkf BITTEfiS. wvuck. wuAti\ a\x at^tU cS BtoxwacK wkXcXxAS tokewcw V-ro^e-v <xwatLU\Xt*, axxA at tin \crw^.ev \vvtte, are a wareVrcveaXv&c c$ SiLioue Fever, Fever and jUgue, Liver Cfamplaini, (Dyspepsia, Jndigeation, Kidney Cornpla,inia, aoii a\.\ Wmclm* a lav uatun. 'V\vc»c 'BX.ttc.’Cft att covcO(lo%cA ©5 vote, a©& ^o\»<’r5u'V rooX» a\x& XycAjs, ujltuc'u vaakt Vm wt NotHina that is eat whetaetne. gesiW *' • jf l STOMACH sauuaesosrawMw—»ra—’ , . i . , B i» w«U ta ba forwvrard Nt*‘=“ end, so Uraa tba luunsn *j«utn c»n b«. protectedt br faults roaaea ^msl m.l.dtro or to so Mwheleone auara'torv, in>|>ure water and other external causes. Hosri-rtxas Ditxxn* ta*.’ ^"dteute'tei/toiMf srUhJvwraod JeMrtfkw j Srjri^E-.K.Vu-siXTrt tnadiclw. Foer and A|re«r*lieV.., alter towg pt^dwsth raltoso lor nsrttoa taenia, aa»J SKSilWXJWZB l-.orr ta 1 rroi-y irrenles and chff.atftiro.tot' tW lime. entities aicfet- rcctr Alnd ct labor, sc dre! m« injr all my CMnlori.- Last samawr I era mo.w.i taking Hni*rwpte*uarei* tartbat* i. 'Vo'cv.e. R. J. GRANT! _ ita^fol ■©V Hoback'* ftXovuo.c\x WvXXettt IK MY USE OF THADE Come and See !! 't/mfUtgi in aii awuaaa^etoto. WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED ‘ All •• Kxlracl Bucbw? ” “ SwMpSrillrt " Taprovtd Rosa tfub. SM» er Daruaun EvibtwcciC, A largo stock of g- “The doctota ifiugreu” thoroughly, as u» whether bots real Iy dn any harm or not. The ystluw eggs which often cover spot* on tho inside of the knees and back WEDS Cl of the abouldera of Horace, and ire scat­ —. ............... tered alssw be reoyer hie body, produce sapereeding 41 otbers. the hot The gad-fly which lays them, like a emaff “bumble bee” in appearance i« wall known. The horse Leks the egga aad Httte grube nniekly make tbelr appeSranre, are licked <4fand swallowed.— They develop* in the stomach, hanging by two hooks cureing outward from the m«4ltH.^.Tbsy absorb little or nothing throogh the akin, hence medicines which wiS umHH the borM will not disturb »hun. When they have mntnred, they aaaame tbe naps state, drop off, ar^ thrown out with the faces and *<hm> hatch into gad flies again. It ia wild that they somstimM cut holes throogh tho stomach baMOcauaag^sal distran or death. But Mr. Brscy Clark, who has studied more atrefully than any other man, thinks tha« Hiey do iilds or no harm. Bones net pMttvred never hires botx. Greasing those parts of tbe horse to which the (fad­ fly attaches her eggs, will in part prevent fee troeble. Perhaps grease might kill iho.egF* *w»Howed; nutritious diet la boUer than any physie. Tho plan on the homestead farm was, to give a large quan­ tity of sweotened milk, and follow With physic in half an hour after. The theorv was. that the bote “let go” to eat the milk, and were then carried «>n by the pby»K-.—American Ayriadlurut. o o x> a Which we offer al tcaisu. IO2MJDIB3D ITEi PtTEMT UJ ■ I IPMCJBS, We hare every kinder goods, each GROCERIES "Dt. 'yko'oacV* ftKovcvacXv 'XVAX.ryw ate XVu, v\.c\\ ihkvcCb SoXace ax\A Covc^ott* mkos Pianos & Melode­ p“J“C’CtKf— PIANOS NEt BALOlA KINO will speedDy 'S'AX.ecn ARE you rocked with the teetarooer Itwsrvann? Warsaw1* Nr**un» Ktxu srfll sptrdik rvUcrr AUyan aaflcriag boa tlie gnawiot>of Drarxr- ^ewA»«xv<xvwf, ■£Sno.vtXmchYNvj»c’aXttxi, "RWamaVuMca, cXe. i ora jut up fn quart --- -- --------- tha above ia a,fao-*in^ile. ‘The IxLK to fituly engrotvd.and is prouidad With a *zfo-[ruard from ooutUei/sitore. ffrtoe fl per bjftto, w FOR SALE BY Rtoerte* Striker. K» Hebeto, fcyR. Trrry, ©merilk: M. G/brift, Preinrrille-, B. B.ttonwtodMS. Middtotilto. end by dr»KFi*u and Bisrcfaaau generally. . PIANOS GROCERY,, Eating tf Billiard IWLD X'i'ffk MEm PIANOS PI ANUS PIANOS •SSftWwiro too. . rm for dlv;i:. H^ltand Ttyil. ■ . ’ [ C R. WALKER. Pr^w, BrfaU WTWENn’.ONR TEARS ago. vr WRLOMDirg J** *• rodurftororero. .ud tafatur 1. are. to UaJaarkM. rorf«ui, DRY GOODS! JOM> BOBBBT* l-tf Lake St. ' ■—'jo— sJ artAXve, Bo\A\.tr'» AND *2 W. W. KIMIAH, 'Dr. ’R.oWek'w SxouvoaAl x ■* BTMELL, on*!. - perfect SPBCiriC Lrcnrra. ... . . ...___ ’ - EATON A HIcNALGHTON. UpMoro, roora, rod J wp . GOOO MlI.I ARH TABLE, we tai. the patreoa^ cl Ake puLllc, to Her hK thst we ean 8i. c antire saUsfucUon. .. OUR STOCK or GROCERIES IS VERY FVLL AND (XlMPLETE HARD-WARE! OUR BILLIARD TABLES Arere-fltted with New Cn.fataaa, MBj the Roossa are Spacious and Heaaant. CwBvraleai, Pteawnt Qwlet. astd ar A’O Drvnferenw rr Aow^tum till bt aUarc.i, ' ernca 91 wAsataorox awr Urt-erBatabyaHBreraMU.' Dt. KoWek'* ft\ovtvac\x duAttt,' auxw, awil vcuxke, 1a$c OUR EATING DEPARTMENT JEFFERSON FARMER, G* Ag’t • Mrt^Jtrttof tbr swdieMie, >s|irK»*« was ss X>*. ’SLoXmuVb SXovcvacXx WvXXcvs Vax^oroAe XW. weak, ax\4 ditXwX.Aa'uA. Is j treat tbe inflamaWcn by aatapUsms nfi r tor Md ^mpt- at .ort w.11 Zc-wt Z Itasred oil renewed every three hours, i K vswljil oflstasr stamp. CnlkeboaatMde on J P toiivery of maefato*., if dm! -.4, »-«,.» tbe BOBEBT* A Idv. ‘Bko\>aek,% fttoNwacXx ‘BVlXc.vs, wave \W \loot ‘DocXqt'b to\\.X». c. -w. Jfb'.i East Fourth et , Cinmnnaf., to when •n ordart thoidd be addrssted. nTBa*»pa>.»iA.— A preventative and cure of Hydrophobia ie spnken uTby (reUftutni ItocMsmata of a vapor bath,a «nale«Ms« eInninatlug the viius, aUbuogh Ur, B,4aaoa, tba me eetor, uses one Uii ench ofseven SDOOMaivedave. The wound ■ to«> be pressed w.U white' in the bath.— hnmediately after tho bile ia inflated, the siW. to ba sresbed with a pises of I XVCJ^r^’^^rwtod! c*TOjtaixa BiwstK ■•Drr»..ma»r. Ooo.toH AHey. atare Tapper at Oct. to. 1MX" THE’1 /■'ITf 1>T^0m^ wtow Ml curt, t\w. \kOor per Uottie, or*lxra>»5. >y addnaa. ireurely packed Cr CIjIIE'^SX- x^.t-Mieiskrax- oun GOODS YtStiZYCLMiS ■■'■'■"■ ■ ■•■­ GROCERY, EATiM AID BILLIARD Wm. L Batoh, D. McNacnwrox. Ha-"-aS.aBSbtal,Oto ■■TeiT’rtig «Ctf JAumta- DvrrnsEsiEXT. tf T* HAJmWAMt STOBX. on Monrdfe1! > � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-06-01.pdf 355e3b397a0ae0ab587861fac6c00341 PDF Text Text X .U I. kW’ ewan aa J a 1 4d|UW M«t wM .t-'-Bl >>•« vaU A»«»>A«n« neail KT TJ{^a. **' V* fWJ Io *-< If A ■ 5 ,0= ■~!'nl*W J? .iM irwrft mJBk a Enact fiMtofte 9^ Mtep te.o»w.. H We And thafeltotety-ntyOH pCiyuu was beMOMte^ a:-strapping! fellow «M«Miagai0Aaaillb.d alrfT teifou»i aadMigteteadangaanaa •iMdlMr DRUG STORE IH '»» 1 lla .. i.-iTT; ,'*■ ’ JmwtltallN.aeHsa c|Mfl WAMteftetatet-. . . IteMte* Uteri! foa te L »A. btteL ; foris fo^ttef th* MW'VtoMIVW. ad dfch dtewHbyd fcfWf ttet young botSe«;dbr tanwaatetmateigaapanteiitete mptrtbip,tette wa^^o.cteiMUMd to wwk, agd tobk maltossyery^y^Eton .W. reproptew 4 o his sbij----------------- ** not torpqse hap. , Uy hip to any «to.a»df Mha MH Mpr everything that pMsj F*«y.»tej«iwkMh gastinjs' SuntHs firntvrj. aluMdown all' three top-Siusta, said 1M :maM to^dteewM msrajM. jp(M * hoK.m^gte^jJTuan.Fcrt^n^, dljrI-, Alphaualoold tte, budtevapd .proiiite ' .B-viwtU, ate that Bal rf€«»i ssslcato, raiats, Oils, Cam B Hiear, WuirfrtgT-todd, Where wM winA blow, aMi dtlriw grow, And uboelitfht ahaSowe alarp.' 'Tfr el|te*'i»bs wd {wo fi*t wjk* TVIil’tS'TfSE AN'D ALCOHOL. ad Mi work.in Urn moahlaiauruly apppMr. Uwaadight.bafo<bteteiA*isteAib«jte- r il'Nowiiaift’t you e akqUi-Tb iMbtecly tednd VI. taid ite officer,as Alptem fetop down froto aloft.’ , d -AlpteeuejRid nothing, thwgh M»a«rpl of lte«rtw#rinned at him M if; they UT FO» MECHAMJCAX. ARD. MEDICINAL, Till Unmp ol deem II shall b« mine, ocuntefcd. entirely »Uh itemnau. Ao3T&rt*TitfB>di MhmBefore wk ted reached tte. Sandwich Lo*t btaHb.'lMrfevrt: 5o*< lev*, lo»l bop*! Islands - livwo’er, the continued ill usage on teswd Ite^b'p ted sort-ed to oom blue the crew niuro closely .tqgotiu! t, pod sveo ite haulier and laziness of Alptew wore forgottaa. SJisallanj. Yea s hearty laugh ..wm raisad at the upeMf of *bs» yflung man whM, om» of the crew MpeeiinR puQleteseni, Alpbpus TEA. corns. SEGA B. SPICKS. PEPPER. premised to Was l.it infaior of prunes, figs. Babins. codhkiC bis tew Mast Shipmate. W» were lying at .’•- -dr wtUum coitrrucK. , i fael^.Trrjthing In the Orocsry Ute abah aa Honolula; pteiltF had ran away ted Alio a great Tandy at th* bad teen caught ate brought on teard I wuIo a wh.ileman jmt from -Nantockrt. While the ship dMs hi tte gulf the teip by sareral natives empfoyod to ani'DDMKT stream I observed; at I stood at the helm, ferret out deserters among tte mounlaiMAnd Copklng Extra cis, that much l^nversatlou pissed between Tte poor feilaw wav in irons, and aa LA.AC.O.HOLBRQOK, the ea pulin' arid mate In regard to'tbe the taptain bad promlaud- to flog bin owner of the vessel. ,< white mr inch, of bia lifit,Hho prospMt TTr alto keep on haad a good aaserte»st of “Rp looked milertbla the last time he was not an ambrosial era peer's dream. tribe tested of&eir eJliojt; Canvtyanctea. cUtaette. eufiMmiety A~1 KMrt* C!*u». came down to the wharf,” said the male, “Nbom-nteA B«h,naai* Alateus; neoSTATIONERY, ,-*^4* OSes ia Uolbrnot Block. “I think Ma voyage is pretty.npte up— aoringly pf‘k will dp wbatf can fte yba?’. FENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPW. KTwon’t hardly'*esther.It tif! we get . There was . general rose, and'mu? vaLOPnrMBMr *e., *e. hack." Bob himeelf couki tel help smiling, as' bb The captain turned-partly nr^nnd to knew that- Alpteds nraa tbe Im! man J In Upon oor •het'ree n>»y be foewl all ol th give mo an ordef, snd then Mild-to bit the teip whose weed would - hate tey MOfrf POPULAR eblef officers : ' •“' ■' •i1 vrtue with the ospt&in, or any body alee “■Do you know anything abodt that teibtend. *.i r*w sAlnwaw oil;/ JIM MIB*^ I’rflfwcw technical aa to time, j .XtoMwkhalAeui tyfftted lU«p pri»oaof,>ut howorea t so fortunate. groceries THt MWTmStt SAllBI. tetagtetaMvitena,) aa lead iMadidtely,andof necessity, toasingla andu»|> itahia wboliimori, the omiaawn to-draw ttetAOOdMioa Mpteasly will nte vitete tte ptedingr • The remaining ground of error alleged is that one Jotm- 'HendVHbmu not being shown-to iiteteba tey -^ ^ual^j bona, was allowed toa*k a question in- «k hmtr^tete Knowing: that bar gup rd a had Important papers for General PATENT MEDICINES “1 only'know, sir, that he’s'jntl 'from the college; he’s hem iff thr Island to W« would nspeclfc IN annoooc* tp th* «ltl- school ever since b# was knea high to a leinltv. tl*t Wy laWud to acetol Huiluga tody tofcd. and must be chuck foil of laming GlteaaataUauS jedp* by this time.- Them that’s seen' him says he’s a fine,’ stout, well built yopup Nod U> teU man, that looks mom like a granr-dar CT3AJP, than> A'dleue bred.” -7 ■ ”If» tlUly lie buainess will fall into or Heady his hand* ver/T56f,’*,>ul*served the cap Special eUcnUun wij tain, mutintfly? ' T'1 tNO huA pnHiny n» Fl 4Ye«, sir. Th* At* mnn cv?t hold out *D* purcliaaUig medic om of u> eea r^yrapw. nit*h>*o«^k- Fteteil that M ««rn ns iboir I ■-u.K . . . E'jsS’j’irj Pt® CASH G-EITXTXN’B. ' •■••■'’•■• ROBERTS A STRIKER. BsarpW April 21, issi-, H. F, UHEBBY, XOVXTY CtBBK as* *«*’»•• O*8r / to' tb» C“rt H«*«sI ........ ’ C. FR1BDLB, tuate,‘teat-Iteao-yonngtterwam navar so strict e» old ones—" "What's that to me 1" interraptad the raptain, In m>captious a manner that the mate loteed an aa If be thought It was a great deal to the ptseiooate manL। ' ’Tte mate knew that captain Johnson OFFICS -UVfcB m-AliES STORE. had got a ship coder tte utmaat -difficul­ ty. There had be«n ante twporta af-bin erncity and vMent todroer that It was not eaay to ship crews for tte *«esels which he oornrriondri; Buktheotame of BiMMARIlED SOLDIERS, who bar* >eor<ati moderate term*. . .. . DR. A. P. DRAKE. PRACTICAL DENTIST. WSWUW?SX- -• .The mala well understood that be liad disturbed tte captain's mind by speak tag of.tte nM'dnM'AWithdrawal (tw te*in*ss, andte haatonsd lo change.the sub- a porpoia* «t a Camp raasthig. »c Nobody was surprised ak.lteU/..Wated become aoentomed to fate pearliatitee; bnt ’•tep. oa tte next teerhiug, tte teptoin came on board in a towering passion sad roOcd like a bull for the offending Bob, aederdertd hlmto be seizad up io tte riffiag and deggsd. »w sU lurasd .our •ye* uj.Mjn Atphkua, wondering what hb tonx-rity nugiivailempt. • »>h:rKl r c-i Bab was strippad to. tte buff nud -aeised up in the main rigging by .thamdlaa Thechptaih stepped forward witb-a piece va raiding IU Uieuma w ovwuuasad tar K •or amMemeot, Alpbaus walko* Boldly dp to'tteeoaptota;'ateNteAdtte ropn from-Ms hand, and draw tog.out hit •bnlfaXknlfo, tegtete entte stifrllnMby which Bob’s limbo were bo end. Captain Johnson-elapped teak boa, peer, and fiairly TtMted ’al ths tervtk, >hik tte oiatM ran op to colter tte au­ dacious youth. “Lteatldfs* <»-ms tr -^>l <f*W!" cried AlpIfoM to tte ofitwf-H a too*of haughty d«4a*teJ^I<*> *bBld have done credit to Yorriat or Macready in Coriolat.ua. -The nratoateetatnd. ~ “Seize themMloteii'MotSdrel I” eboutod Capote:JduMPr "Kaote him dawn with a«|e«*sr J , BcmJi He MUi!" _> “Stood bark impartemil varleta I" aaolaim^d theyouih.and-t*kite<« »^‘P of paper from bw -boaan, ba handed Ji to the captain. The latter Rlanood ewer it and turuod.aa pale «s death./ Ha alar­ ad m 4IpUm »a teM^asi > gbete •*< forntva-gfmr. o&MMUbtelM aaid AJpteuap.bMkJFMnesaterl . . . Tte oapto^J*pMdto*teiM*L‘ « Tillc, Major CnbmMMda tamtam wards Shelby’■Hie tdobjte» hrfoemddon of. tbdato-aagth nod Ttiateoo nfc aha a—► my, and while retarpidff .t^iaateUte was captured’ Dn 1 ate Hardfai rplkhj 11 teilaa from Xte lattar ento. tea was plnoad tfo a lioru, and in cterga of. AWb •court waa todng takM toBprisw Hili, tte beadqnarUira of Forrest. whUa on tte way to this plana, she feigned aickoseo amtea.d stesowid wot tratteany further without falling from ter'tersa. Her tapOQt»eto^p4d M ertease on tte toad 4led two Jsysafter, the assault upon hin- Hsndar^tt was jonMed aa a rabutiiqg wkmsa,M>d was sated, undsr objeeUon, whether there wan “any csas of. aiyaipe-1 Im atem Lite Mi*te«rbood.«rf; lbs yuixienas allAtedeoSMcd tefortfhla osaring Anted feiMB^AtemwJSi witw«.4UM,wecpd,,,Npl air). Matter ,teitee nor stecsj.Qo aiokanee «u*iafA«M* •in .miftoarCteM JtekA’a rwdsaoa dgr- toga. Seeing uh old negro; dlKJ appear, ed to commiserate her unfortunate plight* •he watched bar opportunity and placed *10.in -Tonu ease* mowj in hip. haa& ■ayipgl. “rte op t1** n)*1> 'UoWs.' ate MM back in, afow minutes,: telteg us that 400 Federal* are coming down tte •treat." \Tbe faithful,negrp oteypd.Xte Drier; 11 ter^tty, anff' itoon came back' in the greater* azditateot, toilfag fttalte •ary. Tae ton^rwba*1.’.told Urate lied. T> aid, adored man ail down te Ma “ The 'fcobla atlhia belie V eil ’)ds Morr, I.g‘. . ! -»• -ft-^ »3» monutec xncir nurse*,arm aKeosoufoa for^he^w ooda. Misa Crabtrai^ wbrieg a Md pMsWtiiwpiekMs in thiatwny, but tte AiathMdiaat was oWorato. ; ll381,„ She pleaded that aha. was gvlngto m« '/no^dg tany rrad< ibe turted back. Sdelng a light at a form'bouse she eought stelteri Ai «M man race, red htektedly, showed ter to » r9»m,«d said ba WteM awake tee at an esrlybour in Ate monting, and stew ter the road, to Franklin. Aloud knock awoke her in ths mom. Ing fried ter lethaan slumbers, sod upon arousing, ate found ter terse saddled fiwteiHrt HUffuatestoA*rm AaHmute. srac®™ zsrmaawTtoxr On Gold and SUv*r PUie, ®e .' • . on vulcanite rubber base 0. fem aKeHK IstM SerteKrtototyp^ra* tiwTHWIteWNabpy. Btetea IMS' fnd Aobdeirtnad tn be etaented aa dabrWbatot afek. bar execution was portpenetT 8br Badly, after lying in prison xhre-e wfortbs, sent for Bragg and mUB MH If be ted w MWf. Steer*. i- ,U" “ ^m?5gsirep: han8ra*Bttf«b,'Ait». Now. Iftewtt «A old man, o’.tfkr'aWf It WMWPgrft btyri ar tet’nrf a* a ehaw of Plg tail." “Tter.fi moah talk nf that kind In tie in, u4 U. insi. �NEWS wbtebth* onto lad. ________ Tention, or else the published report of fare as much credit th« proceedings in th* Ad^rtutr A Tribwee mferepraeeBta ita doing*. It b an easy thing to be mistaken, however; and m Mr. Wright attended the Convention, and we did not, be may b* supposed to It* lea* likely to be in error than w*.— We vill, a*vertbelaeaa abow our readers what w* baaed our opinions upon, and leave it entirely to tUm, whether our statetraat* derarved to* flat denial whfeh frirod Wright gives to than. Oor report of the proooadiag at toe eonveettoa published last week waa vary Danville railroad. The en urabtoteadhr them any % Lana.—’Oire right have nal* to too eonvaetion two Delegatee and their Alternates to at tend to* Nation­ al Convention, and toe proposition was acceded te vidkowl opposition. . twean to* Lincoln and Fremont men, It, as upon General Grant, who had the neither waa thtew any compromise what­ genius to aooeeive and toe boldness to ever, betwaea any two fsottoo*, but on order It. How severely' L*e baa been handled in the battles of tb* leal two toacontrary there waa but on* olaae of weeks b shown by bi* sullen retreat be­ d«legatee there, if w* except three del­ fore thia mmresre of Grant. He evi­ egates from this connty who were dently felt himself too weak to enooun Fremont men, and on* from Antrim ter Meed* la the open held; be dared abunty who, though a Lfo*oln Delegate not risk a pitobed beitte which was th* foaa Instructed by Iris constituent* to v*t* alternative Great offered him: and coo- for adefcotiM of men who wraid cap­ eequenUy ba fell beck hurriedly toward port N. P. Banks for toe Presidential Domination ; bat aa he oonld not find any Banks men to vote for b* had to do the next brat afing—vote for Lincoln dele- much condensed from the published re­ port in the jLdvtrtutr and Tribvaa, and it b presumed that ita report waa also eondeored ia acme of it* part*. In toe ’ Asorwaa Boldik* Dsas.-I private totter from U. IT. BailI rucrtber, re hare the sad inlrll Tribana', report, we Cod tb* following, in regard to the manner of appointing dalsgatee in toe Dfetricta, ta which Mr. Wright says there was no opposition: tlea death of Mortimer Hamill “Mr. IngeraaR, of Bhhwaaeaa, moved that a committee of two from the State nmendment that the First Congreesiocal District be allowed to name its candidate. He named Ron. Wm. A. Howard. Mr. Morrison still thought as there wore six Congressional Districts in the State, it was boat to proceed to Ballot TEBBIBLE C1LJJSITT. Our city was visited Saturday morn­ In eo tn men ting upon this part of the ing by an appalling calamity. The pro­ peller Nile, of Evan* d* Cs’s. line of pro peller*, from Buflale to Chicago via Mil­ nays editorily: waukee, exploded her boiler about half '•The work before the Convention, past eeven o’clock, jest a* the passengers when ones enterorod upon, was soon ao were about to sit down to br*ekf*st. The complisbed allbouah rontideral divereify explosion occurred at Buckley At Qj’s. dock where tbe brat bad been lying about an boor. Tbe stern of the boat b a complete wreck and eearly all under water. The bow is aU shattered, but the passenger deck rad pil*t house with tbe moot af the “eppecrtmcv” of a “oompro­ extreme stem are above water. Persona mise” waa based upon lime facta and that other faet,that District delegatee were pro­ posed by the districts rad voted upon see* eta, while those at largo were balloted for by the whole convention. It aeorne ton* that Mr. Wright Im proceedings, to* Advertucr and Tribune N.w York, May 80.—The Timca* special eave Grant's reconnoiswinco on Inuraday showed toe rebel, to be in full force, and bolding a powerful position in edr immedihte front, wwrawhat in *d vance of Liy^c River. Tbc ground was very favorable to him'and be had iccu pied every hour in fortifying. If driven back from there, even, be bad an elabo­ rately prepared line of works at the South Anna to fell back upon. Grant therefore determined to rceroea the North Anna, swing round to the left over the Pamuoky, and leave Lee to enjoy hl* position. A cavalry demonstration waa made to divert toe attention of th* enemy while Grant’s movement took place, which proved a success, for when it was eccom phtoed th* rebels were completely taken by the person* presenting hb name, that hb ebotae for tb* namtaadoa by to* Bel timer* Convention was Abraham Lincoln. Sol say, that if ray man, whose first choice for nominee of the Baltimore con­ vention b or was Fromoat, waa elected delegate to tbs’, convention, he obtained that tketion by prttfnding io be a Lincoln num. And 1 a*y It too witboat fear of sueoeasfol contradiction. Furthermore; whan th* vote was tok­ en upon to* adoption of the reeolutiens reported by the committee there woe net a aiitenting voice; but th* resolution* wore received aa they wove being read, with sntbusiaatio applause; and when th* sentiment io toeaaoood resolution, (••That Abraham Lincoln b our first “bbote* for too next Presidency,") wee read, th* .pootaneac. burst of applause, woild have aonvincad any observer that the con vention was of “one mind and outside of this county, we know perron* ally, sod have had conversation with them during the last four weeks, and they were not thee In fcvor of such re-oomL eatten. ‘Most of the delegatee to the National Convention were also In that convention and we still insist upon think­ ing that they are not all in favor of re­ nominating Mr. Lincoln. .catoCaliM, and it aeey 5e(f) lira “dele­ gate* have obtained their eiootion to th* Mall anal Coeveraiew by Awn^and dw 57,la money. Th* shipments same time were 4,157 package wee* sect mainly tu Knoxville, U. 8.10-40 BONDS. nodga, Cairo, and other point* d Mississippi, while the expenditn Over 110.000 of thh were expended for hospital । about 8550 for clerk hire, fuel, st and other office expenses, while race went for purchases tor tl Soldiers* Home, drsyage, far* fol wetiag for the these last two mutt contains* variety of matter—n odjemrat ofsanitary store* from in the field, with their names atu statement of the present noed; as toroote that “water* of tbs rivers shall run down stream," or that “all in­ ert bodies should seek the centre of gravitatieu." As to the two delegates from this Con greesional District— Mr. Tower of Ionia and Mr. Conwell ef Newaygo,—they claimed, in the census of Delegates from thia District to be Lincoln men, and were nemlaated by the caucus with that CompdmBfo ' Mtnfirtwy questions, “What becomes of to raised by the Sanitary Comro tf^w we Sanitary stores dlstril the Army of the Cumberland’ soldiers r seel ve th. st ores sent tb testimonial* from surgeun., chapl, army correspondents, cuncerol dMtW*l distribution uf sanitary among toe soldiers—the report Fretedewtof th* Coo.miMt.n * <na$* a lateteftr ef observation , the Army of toe Cumberland—a oflhe Cairo Soldiers’ Hume, with history of ixa operallvn*. Ing In Atwater street, upon too atone pavumnL Tboee who were further off describe the round as much heavier than It appeared to those near by. Buildings all along Jefferson avenue Were shaken, and one looking al the explosion » half square distant, saw a dense black cylin­ drical column at duel, steam, smoke, broker timbers, and rifted Iron Ira*, tost presently come down lit a deadly rain, endangering life for squares around.— When the fragment* had sighted, too scene of destruction was most complete. If we were incorrect in saying that tb* delegation from this State to the Nation­ al convection was divided in sentiment we certainly had good reasons for so deck, was blown completely over thinking. W* know several of them 0‘Gredy'a warehouse, which b four etorfoe In height., He fell into Atwater street, hb head striking the atone paving near the middle of toe street, the spot the ronvaation to be Fremont men. The being indicated by mariu ef blued. His Detroit THhwe confirmed thia belief, nack waa probably broken by toe foil, when, to tte isera ef May 1»th,HanH: and his bead b horribly disfigured. Mr. Bacon waa one of lb* nobleman of enter­ “Several at to* leading ^legatee to prise who hav* been cooawlooow* to de­ veloping the resources of the Interesting region of which he waa an honored res- New it nay be that w* hav* been heretofore mistaken relative to these to«l; it may b* toe Tribveu b entirely Marsh and April, were 4.134% packigw ofsanitary .upplies^w sick soldier, other like expanses. Tb* Report la unusually full ai menu. When he claim* that the three delegatee froae thia oocnty ware toe only delegates io th* Convention opposed to the nomination of Mr. Lincoln, w* think he to misuken. Some of th* delegatee ' the above Report has been %y which wo learn that the re th* Cotnmtoeion during the n> The R well worthy a reeding, end satis! disposes of several knotty points > J.a. TAJT ■BUMMt WOOLBJt FACTOHY, HASTINGS. Mita. lag the Cummiaaion, which have c •*d wo little speculation. . In* Atlatic for June baa the ring tab)* of contents: ,.A folk about guides, by Maria Wrings; The Kalif of Baldeeca, b fellow ; Life on the Sea lahnde be written by a colored lady;) toe dboomfiture of the enemy sad exult ov*r oar locate. When th* new* of the death of tb* gallant Wadsworth reached tb’re city there was one man found base enough to shoe* “served hit* right;" while SDOtoer dadared that b* hoped aad believed "Le* wouM a** up Grant before ba got through w«h him.* Tb* Bnflalo A hu ta.n rMund fr Gen. Butler, but no mention is mada any conflict eince th* defeat of Fitzhi L*e, at WllaM’* Wharf, by to* brig of Gen. Wild. No Intelllgeoce be* b*aa received all my last telegram from Grant or Si (Sigrad) Day atFoxdsn; Prospice; W a> yoarfamilin. »*• Try id! ' WOOL CARDING U th* B* Ifaraer. Irving by Donald G. Mitchel Rim,- by Mica Prescott; The N ’tfayiardTaylor; Robson, by Geogusun Sala; The Parallel R Glee Roy in Scotland, by Ages. der OH by Robert Browning; ■weeks in the Greet YoSemit*. b AfUUdlow; Horae and Hoi mM. Mr*. Stowe; Shakeepe Dr. Holme*; How to nee Victo ■ -ffhowr.—Tbe contents of th terttei*r*f ibis old, popular and f. We magaslM pre what they alws Ciy loterraUng. «udey is bev WwmBom h to* jMbiitafiuo Of cWUdis*’ M^axine by anyth, wnylro^y ip this county. For th< MMte Vsd pattern, wnd the e kted dT H*rfl*d wed for Godey** G^r.ut a—in .u«t niw �fciftW ‘rlHiil iNli a* CALL AND SEE THE NEW COOD8 AT rll 31 A. L. SKINNER’S (W Large and moat complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots dk Shoes, Carpets and Pound THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STOBE IN BATTE CREEK. -m1-'- * mu »■ i«t . -s- 5 H 1 « ,U1 ^*3 ! . E .JS :^8'is; A ? $ “ 4a1 CS 3H »». i Hi ft? i rf Q-rSJ O c-sw’o-a-ao »a bM-S 1 I i ■ s s n rpin I S 1' 3 s n U « 1/af r?5 Lafciitfi ft »>f« fH#fftinl IHflilKi T ® U I J ItiliJH HlH > inbiiwtW �UHaaotZ .OK aiL 8 3 .1 ..•3 vol. n. •aioovs Vukwm® ' Z. and i" / ?t||t gfatitp • fl milMID BVIBT fl have been bought for one-third what ft Vould bring at the presetrt time.’* Th® cause of this rise in the price of land V a liberal supply of muck and aabea. Tbo muck fa drawn on In the Winter and spread over the land; the whoa W«l plied fa tbe Spring, at A tot’ll .ftf five bushels to the sere; after esnw 11 planted it fa put on the hill or sown bread, cask Tbo general rale.ia U> itot «»n and pul tbe ashe* On‘thn W j »w to rye ia tha Fall at soon M Ufa corn ii ramov. sd, s<»d with clover the foltowingSpring. The following oernrrn, after tbe rye Is removed,’ the seed is gathered from die clorfls and the straw .toft aumdidg^ti the ground. This is done with one of Dis- OSes and, mail sabacrlban,! pMfa advene; etberwiM SO can I ADVKKTUISO. pod oonseqiunl profit to il>« Proprwior, Aw saablihg him to expend . M&tVft of dollars eMh year In itartWag foeb towito and peWiabfag the COME AND BUY MORE ^WHU.’tou* CtXtSUaUa which hare been showered upoWirim fida A\vt.'Cbux^t^. K\X chfaeW tbe purpose. Two toMK t. s«*4 •fC frequently obtained from, an acre; -tbe straw thus left standing, forms an exqsUcnl.*ub«toucr,-.lo. connection with thSaftnk; to fnAettorev wr epee to ths* they strike at lbs root ef Dfasme, by endwasfat trvj partiok of mxpunty places between tbe partides of sand, and .□ppl.fnm,, M kJ the salts around.it. I have known por­ tions <<these plains, the surface of which ft escMa a frtqwat dairy Md tlT>a fthhrtft to to all appearance, bad not beefl cpyfred with vegetation within lbs memory of man—whare the blackberry vine® grow dimaaa. a^AeaiMHBnr all weak and fteblo, and Jiro finger vlnci grew weak and far between, so complete­ ly. invigorated and eortehed In a few years, as to produce thirty* bushels of rye or twa huabais of clover seed to ths acre. Those lands thus brought to a state of fenilily, are capable of yielding a crop every year, undsr the application ofashes as thoae lauds whicb have never been re­ duced the owners of farms of heavy loam have fa-reUiforsi coosi de red ihcle lands of IXthact' little value, as compared with theirs j but I would aoooar cultivate a corn crop on them than on the heavier loam land. I can work two acres of the sand as cheap as one of the heavier land, because tbe Prtee 01 per Betite, or six forts. ploughing and hoeing c#c be done with Dsiirrrsd to any *^fiMto«n(y packed ftom less team and help, and in mueh less time. Ashes can be bought for twelve and b half cents per bushel, and I think are worth twenty-five cents to be sandy anil to eouneetfan'wWh muck. Tbw mode of operation for. tha. ttaalmcat. of sandy wdl, so as to bring U-on equal foot­ fag in a point of nroductirepeaa, requires uo uncommon skil IbuteuaKnendb iUelf to the practics-5f all—for any common manager of n farm may bceotoplut It without the aid of any adjuncts of chemis­ try, or what are called special manures hut by using merely those.great gift* of nature.—S. P. Kuatom, fa Cowwfry Gan- SSSiWttr **. Wax ’BVood., for ths Ufa and health rf the body depeafo .0.0-1) JS ialers ix groceries, : "u *YSLTSSWL-iS’l-',~b’’ D dace. Bi*h, batter, lard, no R. J. GRANT! Livar Orrr.plalnt, Frttr and jfgi*, Xwwwhpri), Fkmite CbmptoinU ®-j«ip*U*, Bt JlrUhonjf’s Fir., TV—, Etta, &rqfulcu» Cbaeumption, ria I I I nrirr nKEof trade Come and See It the ground to be kept loose around the plant. On large farms it would be better to sow. in various places, aa when ±c soij is rich it throws it oet of its dfaurea for c# reals. When there to no land In Allow, tfaecluenry may follow potatoes with w> :> K' I Iw^t,r*M KO BERTH EALERS ia drop, medicine*, cine*, palate, oil., lanwntlne. ■aro Ifanon. dye-alar*.window |l. isrles. .taLionery, and fancy srliel B.lbroak'* New Block. HmiIbc*. k D TTORXEVS.nd Coanwlior* *1 Ildloro in Chancery, *•»*»«« •apannanbip, wlU promptlr *jfa to to the baaiocu o( their eJlfay. C A ANOTHER was cured of Ferae Sssw -a mil.ai7.« JUST RECEIVED DTK B'dT t'ft O U ’KS®HynED IPIRiKKSB, FbriBer and Hb . - "Wovk \Vm, a OftAvm.. raSTWE OF THE PEACE. Will ASVooA. VA\% on the Bsust aetiro and thorough piib that bare over been introduced. Th»v aot so di.TjcUy mx>u the Liter, eaefting thit organ to snel an extent a* that tbe svstata does not ralafwe Into to former con diLion, which fa too apt to bt th# CBM with shnply • purgative pill They are really a VxW., will OUTS oh the afiireinoniioned diimuti and, of themselves, will relieve and cur* BbodavAe, -Obstiwness, , Osho (Pmi, CKolmJdorl,^. MANOS nxxfis GROCERIES i | Try thaee medioines. and you v ill Barer regret it Ask your nstohbon, who have need them, and they will esy they are CXooX 'WcCCvcmce., xrWaine to hb office with fidchtj k«L Office epjxalte Dod<«-* Bate-, pianos TIAN' W. RTSICTAX*»d8urr«>n «. (HMAIL, ;i« la. st 'ostip^oiQk, Offic JOHN ROBERTS , HTRICIAN *ad Barren. DwtU IMPORTANT AND TRUE! hanob w* SOLD -Fl MEDAL uirru a itsse TTORXEYB *sd COUXBELLO I ARE yea racked with the tortervs of Endon,' WAneWs Wsaxuna Coo will ,p,Hl|.r ARJi^s.sflcrtogftwD ttap»wi»rofnr.r^ ... «SX-O"»O«A , ruKOs HARMONIUM*. Wo have every kind of goods, each a&B'JS & SBDIB?., I j i.-r.. I I * "S\.OOX . & SSBZSCZT1’4“~~w- ■*■ ’ >® -J^AE ■ »w t»» nciaii. ’ WEES* CELESSATED PATEIT . I scpvreedina ad I other*. ■ a4kex p«MM lb* meril at ais^iki Ttoe sue mtadaaed by'i ■ssUve sad •eorsiiv* e FHWM ef feeble b*l On persan writes, her daughter weaeured rf fits at tons years’ standing, and St .Vites dance ef two years AMOTHER writes, his son waa cur.d after bis flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronoun cod Cha case incur* ■fiVoodi awdt 1A»ct which, in conjunction with the The land must be well prepared and manured, three ounces and n hid f ofseed sown broadcast auffieo for an acre. It may be sues after follow, followed with barley Io the same mannerM.tumI}), but never more than one season an tbe earns field, as h dratta tbe land. 'Spring to the proper season for sowing.. h may also ba sown after lbs early sort‘of putslets and left fa tbe ground till the middle of Nov. w^en the roots should bo taken up and dried to make maketable chicory.' ■' When tbe young plants bare four distiuct leaves, they must be carefully thin ned oot *d left about one foot apart (ns the plant le of wide spread growth,) the weeds to be hoed out occasionally, and gistings' business "Bloodi. Vwnjwt axtA. VAX* MANOS W««“*lteWU >u>. >W ■fj.sfcag1- JW, Txrx.L Rkbcot* V*^'™ AWAAUMk kpo. . PIANOS and you should try them before going for s plxy ifhAtAM « AlBii. IS Ud H. N. SHELDON, OCNTY TREASURER. WWp' agent, sad read the emdfieatee, and if you have aver dohbltd yoa will ' *- Vt.O VCkOVQ. I i H. P. CHEMRT, Clothing j ■ AND DRY GOODS! MT MttODEOTO 1 r Dn«,biw B.Id^ T ■st OMMfbetarwi » cwmmMSd known a. inis. Toi/a kauus or Botndm^MM^ cad taMer towetota foifton perfect sraciric f4r cov.m.eouM srswy mtoran- An IHustrased c*tola<wr, *s»"- *** *■ «. C. PBI.XDLE, FOR SALE BY ^ss-csr-sst’ ROSECUT1X0 ATTORXEY.C'o- GROCERY,, ■ Eating if Billiard 8AL.OOIV. eusiBTOCK or oiodwao, IS VERT FULL AND COHPlBTE. aerveU&a J have bseotns■ folly ' aatMadl that thw-snimwr offeeetftag hsyttffcrw. I to thrteawee. The owil.cmtom iato’Jrt ' Ufa* dmw it throegh a »dt. strippfag MS1U oWk. tte Sms teio in rcHpinftfan, produces the cough. Tbo : care UAOsirte to rwmovtog tis aww —that to. the roeh.-afaJ sowing thermal h. lake his fc-W to the MUue.1 way. 1 EC. 1STER OP DEEDS, sod KATOS A-BoNAVCBIWl. A writer fa the fatal fa* Yori.fr give*thia valuable hint t "It h will known | aq.cluvsr hay very oftew tnahca- thaws cough, bat the why,nod wherefore tMT not be generally l»pwn. TrtHu<& 1 STEBBINS A ELLIS, ANUFACTURER dTeaddUlerb Ot k BILUilD TABUS F. KMonr, E EXCHANGE. J <WR GOODS ■—<•*</«*> tow Unusnafiy Igrw! ON FARMER, POBTMAIT5. HOWAI AM.Wter � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-06-08.pdf 843b718c9e13a70ec253a1a7508d64b8 PDF Text Text slasaisBtrtsvbA; .SIWAS aOHTTBAt 'gXMAOlAi .I I > i NQ.fi •rijraljcttqi. AT TUB DRUG STORE!!! Wrap for Uw farad site* fall cti, la tbs battfas' daadly strife. Manfully tbsy met lh» faman. Cbsertnlly gare tbsirMfa. Weep Michigan Wa.p! Haarii sow by som* atriekao. Roberts & Striker, gastiujs’ Suiuas ^Jircrtorn. and most complete assortment of And did «• part in .ngoi.b, Wbso Us last “gooC-bps” we gave » Wa faadlj hoped again Io see Uta. Our praj" “God save Ih.m 1 bbt MUGS AMD MEDICINES, Chenlcale, Points, Oils, Cam pheur, Burning Fluid, f TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi mwwi GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. HUB. RAISINS, CODFISH; la het, ererrtl.ing ia ihr Grocery line, Buek a Tbrr net lha fo« in varnaat. They ballfad far ths right. And whll. thay fell tbay eonqnevsd, They foresd th* rabsl'a 6i<hu Molhsr! wipe tU <te-th-cblll Fran thy favsd bsy*» Srow. Sittar I .UBoch tbo life-blood T1*1’1 ootUg from thy brother bow I Weep mother, sister, wsep I Ah. so I a mother’a fonitaaea, . Can't reach the Arid of strife. Nara Mater*a wana.y warning!, 8tey a aoldlar a ebblog lilt I Wasp far lbw dying, wrap I Ufa if ebbing tut. He esn with glory erawn thep And glee then peece nt hat. Joy iotbadyiecgira! BrwtoieiUe, M*y «Mh. I&M. giMrllanj. Oil MIIIITEI't THAI. PATENT MEDICINES' KiirrKi a borrows. A good mtn wsfour pastor. Rev. Thornton Haven, and one of no common eloquence. Our beet—I had si most written good—church members loved him. lam sorry to say that ■ fow, tburned by the words which foil from his lips when he endeavored to exelta hit brethren and titters to "A doser walk with God," regarded him with ether ernolione than the fruita of the spirit. Uke all other good men, be wat care­ fully watched by those who would have been transported with fiend-like delight could they have found a flaw in his con- “Well! well!" said Mrs. Monroe, tho wheelwright's wife to her husband, a* they sat at th* breakfast table one morn­ ing, “suppose Mr. Haven did kiss Fenny Lawton. She wasolmoSt enenf tbe fam­ ily—what in tbe world waa th* harm T" -But," eaM the wheelwright, “I don't beHsve that be did kte* her." “Fasny herself eeid that he did," re­ plied U>* wife. This seemed to bo a clincher to Mr. Monroe. He deliberately wiped * hi* fi.ee with hia handkerchief, and with a downcast thoughtful look, and much alowsr pace than usual, went to hi* shop. " middleville. Mkwi**». He had hardly takan hi* shave kn hia OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORK. hand, and begun to ply it on an unfinish­ ed apuke, beCire Deacon Brown came in. w.u »»* friwe—«r*sr***The Deacon stood awhile chewing a small fragment of a shaving and talking about this, that, and nothing. Suddenly be said : “Brother Monroe, have you beard about our minister 1" “Yes," replied the brother. Then there was not a word spoken for several minutes. Tho wbselwright lust­ ily worked *n tbe spoke— the Descon looked out of the window. At length Mr. Menroe asked, in a low tone ef.voleo t , ■ “What Ute be does 1" “SuiDothing must," waa the Deacon's aoswar^r the cause w ill sufler." . And than he walked rapidly up Ttb* J. ■. TAM BBINTS WOOLEN FACTORY, HASTINGS, MICH. noon, while 1 waa stay! and ia the sitting-room No persons bolourselve______ r______ Deacon Johnson waa elated, and im­ mediately wrote to hie wife'* ccuaio, a young candidate, that there would soon be a vacant parish where be, no doubt a matter that there oould be no mistake. Mr. Hares, after all, wM a wolf in •beep’a clothing. He could not do such a thing without being aware of it, and knew that bo had never kiaaod the girl, or any other girl but hia wife, before marclage or elnco, in hie life. Deacon Johnson brought the entire matter before the church. Ho waa ex­ cellent on such cases. The charge con­ tained in two dtatinet allegations; I. 'Rev. Tboruton Haven had been guilty of a great impropriety, which ren­ dered it expedient that be should bo dis­ missed from the pastorate. II. He bad lied io the matter. , Fanny Lawton was seat for, and the church called to gethrr. Every member of tho ehurch, but old bed-ridden Polly Stearne, waa present The tavern was well represented. All the scoffer* and scorn ere, within, half a score of miles, who could get there were present Theeirurcb mooting was duly opened. Deacon Johnson then brought forward his charge*. Fanny was called to testify. Her tes­ timony was: “One Afternoon—1 think II mutt have been earlv la march—three of Mr. Ha­ ven’* children and myself ware alone in the sitting-room ; their mother had gone to the eewing circls. Mr- Haven came into the house, from the other village; the children met him at the door which open* from tbs sitting room into the ball; as bo came in they went out, and he gave each, «v they met him a kiss—then com­ ing in, gave me orie." ’ A painful silence followed Mis* Law­ ton’s testimony. At length. Deacon Johnson put ths question : “Did be close the door before be camo into the sitting-room 1” Tbs answer was: “I thiak be did." Had a pin fallen on tho carpet, it would have been beard in any pert of our large and beautlfal sanctuary. Then Mr. Haven,rose up and said: •‘Miss Law ton, what did you do with “Here it is,” said Fanny, holding up a specimen of that species of confection­ ary sometirnea called a kiss.' Than there was another pause, and si­ lence that waa oppressive. All were too much amend, and either gratified or mortified and disappointed, to move. Most of those present bold their breath*. “Fanny," said oor blessed minister, '•did I ever kiss you 1” Ths Nsw York World and lb* Journal of Commerce^ New York,were suspend­ ed last week for publishing a forgedj>rooInmatina, purporting to be Jby the Presi­ dent, calling for 400,000 men, and ap­ pointing aday of fasting and prayer. The New York papers unsnimonaiy condemn this arbitrary proceeding of the govern­ ment, inasmuch as die same bogus proc­ inmation was sent to other papers in tbe city as though it was an Associated Proas dispatch, sod the, World and Journal of Commerce supposed therefore I bat it wa* genuine. From tho facta a* they now appear these paper* are being puniahed for being tho victims of an expert scoun­ drel. A reward was offered by the As­ sociated Press, another by the proprietors of the papers in question, and still anoth­ er by the merchants of New York, for the detection ef the villein and eeodndrel who preeticed the impoeition. The ras­ cal turned out to be s Mr. Howard, one of the editors of tbe Brooklyn Eagle, and be has been srrestod and sent to Fort Lnfkyelte. The euepeuded paper* will now be allowed to be issued as osual, the military aathoritiee have given the proprietors possession of their establish- chargtrthe rebels in frost, owing' to the nature of the ground, ware compelled to withdraw. The enemy then moved to turn our left. Hooker was soot to checkmate the movement/. Before hie arrival, the rebels had massed against Croft’* brigade of 8tan1ey*s division, sod. forced it back. Hooker's men filled 'up tho gaps, and the brigade rallied and re­ pulsed the rebels. Meanwhile a fierce conflict commenced on the right. Smith and Ostethaua’ di­ visions charged the rifle-pits fn front ot Resare and carried them al 7 p. M. An hour afterwards tho rebels massed and tried to take them, but failed. On Sunday, the battle waa renowed at enemy were driven from ‘ a portion of their second lines, and Wood’s brigade of Butterfield's division, stormed a . small fort and took a battery of four guns. The rebels, however, having massed on this nart'of the lino very heavily the day be­ fore, our men were exposed to so deadly afire from the inner works that they were com pel led to withdraw. Part of them continued to bold the small fort, and kept possession of the four rebel guns. Notw ithatondlng thia repulse, our line was now advanced to what had been the firnt rebel line of works. Thea we boldfour own.is.the -center and gained substantial and .perraaaent advantage on both winga. Few thia and for acme rea­ son yet unknown, the enemy thought beet to retire, and on Sunday night evacuated the place with hta entire army, leavinj only three guns and acme sloree of meat and corn behind. The losses in the oper­ ations before Resaca are 800. killed, 3,800 wounded, and 400 missing. The enemy’s loee ia unknown. Wo have ta­ ken 1,600 prisoners. Four of our Brigsdier Generals have been wounded.— Hooker, slightly -.Kilpatrick, painfully .ttouecD, aenouuy ; r» iiuuoi, it is isareu mortally. Hire* General officer! of the rebels It is known to ba killed. Oar tro­ phies msy be>ummod up as follow one stand, of colon ana seven piece* of artillery, unlew the cavalry have ta­ ken more since, of which there ia aomo hopes. for a number of days, esnstaf a serious loes of business to sn enterprise in Ils in­ font period. Read however tho follow­ ing patriotic note from the President of tho Company, woo had been seised and taken to Fa * -The Goveroment “Tn rtz j of thelodapendent hart taken ----- -------- --Whet offirore the company' have committed, we do not know; as no one, it is believed connected with the ootn]MDythadany agency direct­ ly or indirectly, in the production or cir­ culation of the bogus prodamallon. The officers of the oompeny will see the Pres­ ident at the earliest practicable Hiameut, and lean*, the cause of eomplaint. TFkro lA« nafum it ttriiiag for.iU ctUUnct.snd the critical weMweaf it new •< hand srAro tht Government mil be ulobtiahtd famtr or note fo tout m thia aifineni. “ Irt nAfspa- rw* Muw Io be true, and t their error wkta sefiefitd that they erswresy. countryman and patriots. There are oth era calling thamsalvee Democrat* who— though .they supported Gan. Jackson in bi* stern resistance to South Carolina’* attempt to nullify the law* and defy U»e authorities of the Uaioa—oow strangely say that there is no Constitutional power In the Federal Gsvaroment to coerce a Blate—that the War for tbe Union is mistaken and unjust—that we ought to give it up, even at the cost of Disunion, sad then try to coax the slave holders beck into some sort of partnership by adopting their principles anAeubmitting to their utmost exaction* these we con­ front as manful antagonists, not fearing to be overcome by them, because the the People understand them. But the pretended War Democrat who does all that man can do to erippls and paralyze the prosecution of tbe War. is tbe basest compound of knave, hypocrite end traitor that this eenlury ha* known; and our contempt for him Is only exceeded by our loathing.—Sf. ,Tribnne. Avonm Ircram psom Fo«t Ptixow. —Th* foil atrocities of Fort Pillow un­ der Forrest's order on the 18th are not yet before the public, and many of them never will be. They are to shameful for public prints. Il seem* that Lieut. Akerslran, who wa* Pott Quarterroarter, wasMiMtetAs rid* o/a foo/dre/ mil Au arms trended and tKt Aouse eel onfire. Hl* remains were found thus charred end blackened by tboee who knew him. next dnv. Several were buried alive aod the ground shows that they made superhu­ man sffurts to escape euffooattob. J. V. •■OVT, I—u>tafrwiaj£oi»15.<«>- Tk. &•«»*»! treat is profoundly stret^le; and their US.1J. DRAKE, practical dentist, constant MtartfaM *“ a forfooslj - * ' J.J.Bnro. “President Independent Telegraph Co." There speak* a man and a patriot!— John J. Speed is well known in Detroit. One son, our late fdlow-dtixen, C*pL William J. Speed, fell with his fees to ths fou on the glor ioug field of Gettysburg and when his father went to that field of carnage to procure the remains of his son be oould not refrain from such delay, as enabled him to administer to the wants of the ansttondsd woundo^yd dying ell •round him. Ho baa snofw eon, who has risen from the ranks with unexam­ pled rapidity, io a Maine Regiment. The old man’* heart is right—be ‘loves bis country even when It dees bin wrong in his own person, end hence can write so magnanimous a note aa wo find above, which is one of the mbsj honorable pro­ duction* of the war. Compare this calm 'utterance of a patriotic man, with the mendacious and incendiary roving of the editor of the World. Tho cootrest bo- HP The Peace faction In the the Democratic party ia growing imperious. It boldly proclaim* that It will have role or ruin. Its principal organ in this State, the New York Daily Nevi, cornea out with > formal pronunciamen^o snnownoing thbt.it will support no candidate for tho Presidency but a thorough end un­ mistakable peace man. It wickedly adds: "We know no dlatinclioo between a War Democrat and the most rabid, reckless and incorrigible Abolitionists." Other peace journals have spoken with equal emphasis. It is thus becoming more and mere evident every day that tho Democracy are anything but ■■hsrmoulotrs." Wilt they be able toenite -at Chicago 1 . Will the greed for spoils cause the warring brethren to forget their strife*. or shall we witness a bolt at the National Con­ vention and the nomination and running of two separate ticket*t—A®. Evening A Swamp Bor.—The Now Bodford Jfsrrery tells s good anecdote ofa bright boot,bl ack and a penurious curmudgeon. One of these little fellows, it seems, who has a shArp eyejto the condition of boots of. pedestrians, epyingamsy whose leather looked muddy, proposed to glvoita pol­ ish. “No,” gruffly answered the owner of the boots; “Ive no money for a boot black." "Hold your f6ot up,” said young Day As Martin, “and 1'11 pol­ ish It for notbhtg.*' The man compiled and theliUfe follow plied his break till the boot shone like a steel, mirror, when he put up his tools and moved off. “Hal. Io!" eried the customer ; •'black the oth­ er boot” “For five eent*," replied the boy ; and the fire cents was paid. �WediMflay Mtralag, SCALES eountry are urged to orgaelas for tbe Tk. pledge to be adopted by throe aasoeistiuaa laAs follow*: For three years qr d*riqg th* war, wa । balance oi our line*. «■«. —----------------[w~ii IbeMryoea who ramrod tJM Oriter tn > time to make.the UtaBk .before dark.— .jiigntaM AMMAinON. —, — M. .rara. re- — He dross tbs -Mfay ftwn Ms aalrencbed > We farthermure pledge ourselves to <•rgetie than Admiral Porter** te rataht skirmish iinoe, eud still hokfail. 1 have . iMee egate R*?wtaee ffiefiete... .indomitable . - v-, no report vf tale less**, but aupproe r peschaae no foreign imporoatfoa cufctain- a. ‘bevo been _■foot; ... but that sailor did wot give up hope or offise1,even them to b* light.** , edtain theMfowfaglist:. fnawB&wvfo Hodrod. tert fag Other official dfapalcbes from,Gon. . Draeewnodo or velvets, aiHte, grwa- wfi*w tkduga looked theie rewret; and, arrived. । dines, India crape, end organdie*, ladia fortunately, bo found in tbs army men Grant, at the asms lime give, more de­ hasAt 7 e’efoek Wedpotelay.. a. the iace, and broehe abasia, furs, wrought after hia owe heart, Ingeniua, fertile in tails. They are as follows, Jbe first be-1 enemy ntteekud Betlw's left w»hg, but > lacee and ambroideriee, jewelry, watahee resources, oneigstfa and courageous.— ing dated yesterday: I were repulsed. Our loro was alight. • ‘ Goa. Warren has poshed on pur left r and preciue* etonee. hair otaamowte, fans Lfoutenoot Colonel Bailey, aotiag engi­ The strainer Washington, from White I artificial ilivrn and feathers, carpets aod neer of tho Niaoteenih Army Corps, pro­ untll.hia flank division, under Crawford, House, bad arrivetlM**. It is reported > furai tore, silks and velvete, painted china pored to ran * dam across ths river, be­ reached a point wrat of Shady Grove I that Fitxbugb Leo and 500 of bis eom! ormolu, broaxe, marble ornameeta and low tbe ships, and thus accumulate wat­ Church. Crawford having got drtached oprel U»mj*. bW.Mer eeoogb to fluatlbem safitly ent of' from the rest ef thecurpa, was attacked min'ore.’! t tempting to inske a raid in lhe dlpfcUiM tbeir coefinMnent, Tbe whole army went and driven back a lilUe. Tbe enemy > The badge to be used by tbe members is work With a real and efficiency which then threw a fere* which »pp«*r» to haie I of White House. G*o. Smith's ^forces r J is a Black Bee, wrought according to na tassrernrd them I lie gratitude of tho na­ beeu Ewell's Corps upon Warren’a, but I msde the captnre. The engagement was ! tare, worn with a trl-oolored ribbun |a tion ; a forest was quickly cut down by was repulsed. From Great** Army. Abe lumbertaon of Maine: hauled to the abort, sharp and decisive, Warren bolding little fa front of tbe left sbeolder. bank aod pul in place; 'stoine and briek his ground at a distance of seven mile* New York, June3.—On Munday 0 r. Tbe reaaona urged for tbe adoption ot carried tn support the trees; and in ton from Richmond. He report* that he haa m.. the enemy assaulted our line. It was thia pledge are lb* example of the wom­ days th*gigantic w*rk wa* done, end the taken a considerable number nf prisoners, a general aud auddeu attack. They ad en of Tfl : th* unbecoming appearance of ships, borne up by tbe confined waters, and lhat'lhare are many rebel dead on vs need tn" two lines nf battle ends heavy foot’or’cH. such luxuries in a time of general mourn­ were steered safely over the roek* which lhe field. Of his own fosse* he haa made skirmish line. Simultaneous with their no report. His latest dispatches say tbe opening volley of musketry .cannon threw ing and distress the reckless extravagance had barred their way. 0f the asluru and difficulties of the wewk eomr jwdgs enemy are moving ttoopo to his left, ap­ shut sod shell from the angry mouths of which ba* Mlherta marked this struggle n>M>t may be formed from tbe atsteraent parently to check the approach to Rich­ a score of pieces, but firm and unshaken for the duration of the Union : tbe ex- of Admiral Porter, that the current ran mond in that direction. Ou our right a stood our men coolly waited to return pertalion of guld detract* from th* pay over tho rapids el the rate of nine asile* fight has been racing ever since dark; but the lire till it was a most murderous vol The other dispatch of th* soldier, dimini she* lhe pay of the per boor—a mile in but little over elx haa just dosed.1' Xsariy swejwer ley. The assaulting Column were stag­ above referred to ia dated six o’clock this gered and fell back. Our artillery, which ••Ise one ef year poor women who toil for daily bread, minute*—and It wa* at ihl* point that Us haaslMM au — _— morning, and state* . that in Hancock's had been in position responded to the en­ allav th* dam was boilt—N. Y. B»t. Pott. it wee hmM. sad baa hoeewe as IndbyseMbU increasee the price of gold here, depreci attack last night, CUE Brooks drove the emy's cannon. Assault after assault was article with ■«. I havsetamty'obeeneu several O* tbe 31st ulu * National Conven­ st** the vaitM of the national currency, enemy out of a strongly intrenched po­ make by the desperate foe, but each time Otker kind, of rioibeo-wrlseen, tbe tr.odai nptrtion was held at Cleveland to weminat* sa«Wag A&vvdl. tryingto paadse. tbe hm sition. No losses reported. Burnside'* our troops buried them beck. and help* to eweep tbe necessaries of life Upon The body of the officer of the Japanese Candidates for President and Vic* Preebeyond tbe reach of the working man. embaasr who died recently at Marseilles whole corps got across *tb* Tufopatooy Gen. Crawford’s division the nssults iifam. The recall of deliberation* waa Tbe coiomittee'fer Michigan are: Mr*. waa embalmed. and afterwards buried in Creek last evening, and is in full connec­ were more repeated and fierce; lhe rne tion with Warreo. Tbe left of Hancock the’nomination of John C. Fremont fur SeMtor Oiandlsr, Detroit; Mrs Senator the cemetery of 8l Pierre, several of tbe rests on this aids of the creek. The flih my 'sought to turn bis left, but earb lime President and of John Cochrane for Vies they wens handsomely repulsed, and Howard, Detroit; Mrs. Representative members nf the embassy having gone Corps fa upon Haneoek’a right, sod .more tluih special gfary was won by the PreeldenU from Paris to be present at the ceremo­ threatens the left flank of the enemy. . Selling, Grand Rapid*; Mr*. Repreaeany. After the eoffin was placed io tbe Smith ought to arrive at New Castle ia linen. Jb* Pennsylvania rraerxee Ix-havOwing to lhe manner of the calling of ed magnifiiMtUy. Holding the ..xtn-me tativa Baldwia, Pontiac; Mr*. Govern­ {rave and covered with earth, a small noon, where be can support Warren and thia Convenlfon and its apparent object, left, wss G/ii. Locks ink) end his troops or Biair, Jackson. razier, half full with burning charcoal Burnside if necessary. Sheridan, with most of them fxlbe first time uud> r fire. we have bet tittle sympathy with it, or was placed on the ground and each of the Gregg and TorboU's divisions of cavalry, irvra respect fur Its doings or tbe saying* LMonrl mourners, altar kneeling and saying a is on our loll flank. Wilson ia ou tbe They behaved like veterans. Gen. Grant before Richmond. Kilcbery'a brigade of heat y artiliy, yet of those who competed it. Ils member* It la believed in Washington, in the sburt prayer, threw a small quantity of right and rear, for purposes reported In novices in the fa Id, stood thsir ground were not drawn together by general uni­ best informed military circle*, tbak.'when fucenan on the fire. Thia eras all ths a former dispatch. with the resoluteness of vcieraua. This ceremony. The other day the Ambassa­ Tbe reentry thereabouts ta thickly ty of feeling, or by a well defined public Gen. Grant announced his Intentiosb uto brigade al-wo raptured 80 prisoners.— dors sent three hundred franca u> the necesalty. With th* exception of lb* fight it out on this line If it taken all sum- Prince Imperial Asylum. A story is wooded with pines, with good openings. The iMileu <l-»s»'d with our inning driv­ mor," that he meant what he said, and The Indioailons thia, morning are that German element, whose coatAding object en the Memy as staled al— ve, ami ncce tbe vaporing of the McCIrilanitc*. there­ Eing the round of tho papers that »>me lhe enemy haa (alien back south uf the pying the Untile ground. ' (far I-wm are ys siuce, when making parchases al a I* of lhe man serving order, the Convex fore, that he will approach Richmond Chiekahominy. Nothing of later date 200 killud,wuuudcd and iuiaain«. Aumhiv lion waa moody mad* ep of lb* aspiring from the east a* McClellan did, are tbe jeweler's in tbe Rue de la Pais, the shop­ baa been rereived st this Department. tbe killed was klujyrElkhart,Command­ keeper waa so struck by a' parasol car­ sheerest nonsense. Grant will undoubt ­ E. M. STANTON. and diaeppotated, sad those who always ing tbe 04ih Michigan Regtonvnl fl).— edly cover the line be baa been fighting ried by one of tbe Japanese that he pro­ WakDkpaktmk*t, I find fault with what they catmot manage Tbw.Memy’e l-.s«ra are-much heavier. posed to accept it in payment fur a cer­ on aod thus keep the enemy from using Wwuxurofa Msy 31 — 11 r. m . f probably 1,5(10. Wc took teu Luodrrd and control. Tbia convention bad not those two Important Railroads, and al tain quantity of coral ornamenla selected ToMaj. GetoDii: prisnnrea, among Uw*ii, ten oxnmisriuu its origin In asy apparent public necessi­ the same time be may be expected to far purchase by hia visitors; tho proposal Tbe following dispatob has been receiv­ ed officer*. Among their drad are said was readily accepted, and it ia acid that ty, nor in any. generally expressed want cover and use otAcr lines of communica­ . half the parasols of the Embassy have ed from Gen. Butter: to bane been foetid a rebel General and edi* UnUsC State* Mrtca er.'u>te*. •( .ftrtfoosl tion, by which bis own supplies will be or daalro of the people. YeeterJay all day heavy firing was Hants. They are tris iiMtxio ta cels, st;the '■ received which be still can do by ap­ payaed into tho bands of the speculative beard in the direction of Mechanicsville. two Colonels. The Germans are *ino*re ia tbeir de. Tbe prisoners all aay tbe wb 4* uf pkawirc cf th* Gorrromcnt, st «uy |-crio<! Wot proaching Richmond from the north, and jeweler. Six refugsea from Richmond report Ewell’* corp* was engaged against ”<«■— vntfon to Fremont; and It la mainly due this position giveshim a much batter be> dee Ire ear ewre Stea /te*/ yveri taxn thtir that Grant waa on the Mechanicsville to tbe preponderance of tbi* element in chance for a close investment of Rich­ Arun*.—Gen.Sherman, after resting turnpike nine miles from Richmond yes­ Tb* corps they ray, however, i« coin date, sad an^tbrir reOmpiiou nr* rsk wr. macded by Early, and G>n. E«ell is in tbe convention, that secured hi* nomina­ mond on tbe west side, where the James his troop* in tho vicinity of Qipavllte. terday; that tbvy beard tbe firing, a»d command >>f ths army, Lee ak-k in Rich­ has again resumed the march toward At river eanal enters the dty. Thu* all tbe that Grant was driving Lee. tion. Paltry, however, influenced other* mond. The rumor haa prevailed that approachew to tbe city, except from tbe lent*. Tho sittiaticm of Atlanta is eleva­ A woman reports that a meeting waa Lee eaa wounded in lhe leg st Spoilt) I•f tbe Canvaotfoe to labor for the aem* south, eah be controlled by nn inveet- ted, and no doubt Johnston hsa fortified result, knowing that probably one-third meat from the north side, which waa by the position, since it commands by its held yesterday while she was in Rich­ vania QrartHouae, butt* not authenti­ mond to ewe whether the city should be cated. There ran be no doubt, however of the original Republicans would pre­ no means the case when McClellan .was railroad connections Che whole interior surrendered or burned. Tho Mayor ad­ uf the fact that be dee* not command the of the Bute of Georgia. Il la a fioariebfer Fremoat if regularly nominated, to before Ricbmowd.-Ckr. A’. K Fwus. vocated surrender snd was put-lntoCastle rebel army at prraent. mg town, laid «rat in 1843; il had, in Thunder. any other man, as their candidate for the 1850, 2,572 inhabt'.anu, and in I860, Tbe enemy attacked my lice* yeater Presidency. From Gnurt*i Amy. 9.445. Four of tbe principle railroads day and were repulsed. To-day all day Tbe calling of this convention was un­ of tbe State form a junction here, and, as New York, June A—The .ncresefol they have been demoastraliug a^aiatt the center i>t the out ton and grain trade I my works on Spring HiU on tbe eeatern operation. of the fa h eoqm, uo Monday wise, and it* effect will be to defeat the it ia also the rooter of military operation* I bsnkof the Appematox. bu were re­ were followed up bv an advance of the very object it wa* hoped to reach by 1U 2d Corp* oa Tueedak We compelled in tbe cotton States. As Bbermsn waa pulsed. Nothing further since my tele­ Nfoc-tcnlhs of the original Fremont men resting two days at Kingston with bis ar-1 gram of this evening from Gen. Grant. the roomy to witbdraw'frum their line tire such only through tbe regular Union my, to replanish his stores and send bark on the Totopotomy. They have retreat E. M. STANTON. Republican organisation. They deaired to Chattanooga tbe wounded and disabled ed to Um south aide of the Chick *b<.m in r, men, and rsst bis forces, of course John­ with the exception uftheir, line to retard L'tatMl 8teU» auto* W toe nrtre of Ktafoeel hie nomlaatine al Baltimore, and not at leeks,*44mg Mf pte cent, for MteMSU er oer advance. Cleveland ; by tbe regular Untoo Repub­ raven, hfaarachueette twelve, Michigan ston would have the start of him in tbe Fortreea Monroe, May J!.—Lieut. march to Atlanta, and would have time Our c.lr, M«iank.rtl!r rewire Item Sraei.g interest tre« th* 4*W ef lican organtaerioa, and nut by a now or- sight, Mmneaeta four, Missouri eleven, to eonaplete bis dispositions for the de­ Gen. Grant’s communication with the •obeertyttoe and tepout Ae thee* Mrote are Nebraska three, Nevada three, New J er fense of th* place, while Bbenoan will be White House is complete, and'alt works bs! tie-field* of the Cfticitl genixatien, the eflact of which can but Exto>< rraa nulclfil «r Suu aey seven, New Harn pthire five, New joined by Dasie from Rome, and by ro- welt tend to dis integration, snd thereby aid Txxxtiti, ) Y»rk thirty-three, Ohio, twenty-one, Or­ Richmond papers of tbe 80th have M>, Ulla u» ... dtaunfon. Tbe calling of tbe Cleveland egon three, Pennsylvania twenty-six, iuforcementa front Chattanooga, and oth­ ' been recrived here. They hove changed er place* along tbe Ime. ««1 yer aaaaaa. aeeaeteg toU. rate oTMa toeonvMtita) and ita action, has-weekened Rhode Island four, Tenneeaee j ten, VerII. b..u,ufe, their views with regard to tbe military : uf? U. T.cop.um., „,h iee ie Ttrioea yerta einw oouatry. ' the Fratuont element in th* Balthnore 'ability of Grant, and say tbat'they have At th* pnacut HU/ prom, am "• ««« «l»y ; been underrating him. Theji **y he ia Uoir.1 lU.lr.wl, wd.U.b, mmrilM OuavMKion, and rendered the rfaMNniaaTbe following paragraph appears In a smarter than they bad dreamed of, and tlun of Mr. Lineole doubly certain. *■ —f to ■ lUrdn. ... I.* Cfc.eh. Onr Ekfct Per Cot hrtertrt letter from Rome to the IxHitfon HeraU: manifest some fears in regard to thosafoto to. ,hn>wu to, |, (t We have mooh Guth in Fremostt a* a -The Pup* has rent a large sum foe tbe 1 ty of Lee, or rather a* to his *occce* in •10 loU, wounded soldiers in America, to be stalMsnae end tra* patriot. W* may repelling tbe Yankee army. tfK>.hmnto,.nd I. a.w tln«itra;« lb_ e^Oally divided between the federal and have muoh lee*, however. If be shell fail A n>e*»eoger from Grant reports that croeainea of lha ___ n .. i confederate hospitals. It is probable on Monday morning our army had reach­ that Governor Wise "of Virginia, may Riciiaojru awn ths Rnasiuox.—Tbe ed MsehaniesvHle. The Btearner Thomao tbe Baltimore Oocreotkm shaft have, Richmond pnpers of Friday l«t. eaprra* shortly arrive here, nn a mission from Powell ha* just arrived from Bermuda nom foaled auras other man. In the Jeffiiroon Davie, the Holy Bee, the Pup* grrat fear for tb« safety «/ chit city. Tbe Hundred. All waa quiet with Butler’* weantime we regard it it much oat of' Wkif Menis to think there is not only being moot dee Irons to rfrrct, if possible, force*. character, and as tending to very bad re­■ impending over the rebel capital, eome aelttanent of the question through Tbe steamer C. W. Thomas, with a tbe bishues of the dissentient states. ” bearer of dispatches from Gm.'Grant, sults for any Republican journal to join, but ever the rebel cause. In diacuMiug has arrived from tbe White House. A tbe Copperheads in detractieo of Gen. the matter, it aay*: "Tbe people of the Confederacy have - 9** Tbe Houghton JVfouip GturUt portion of Gen. Grant's force* arrived at Fremont. There ere tboMkfe who de. mads up tbeir mind*, unwisely, that lhe of th* 2Sth, statee that far a number of Mechanicsville yesterday morning, and airs te own tin Sa to ae< with the Republi war reurt ood ene way cr th* ether, tbi* daya past tbe valley has been preUy well bad not encountered tbe enemy in force can party who do not believe that Fre-- year, forgetting quite, that there can be filled with smoke from the burning of the up to that time . Gen. Sheridan’* cav­ New York, June fl.—A correspondent I but om way. If Leo rtmcld fail and hi* woods in that vicinity. Kowsomw Bay alry bad Myeral skirmishes with th* ene­ reoot te reckless, satravagaet, visionary with Sherman’s Army gives the details , army be uu*ucea*fal, we greatly fear that was so filled with smoke that tbe eart my aod eompistely rooted them. Heavy of the battle at New Hope Church on the and as likely to fail as to succeed simply Um majority of the people would Imgln shore and the Huron Mountains and , cannonading waa beard yesterday In the 27lh. About noon the enemy gave signa , because tie has been nominated by the to look dm other way. islands were invisible. Heavy fires bed. direction of Mcchsnisavtll*. TU highest of great activity, awd deployed a large , Oeveland Convection. . But neither tbe foe* of Lae, nor lhe been raging baek ia tbe woods. Since, hope* are entertained by these competent force in front orfflcPberson’s corps. They , reveres of hi* armv,nor th* two together, the multi ng of tbe enow in that vicinity,' to judge of the situation. marched boldly up, till exposed to a sc -fivers Coxvanraoa.—The Republican will justify tbe contemplation hf that there has not been an hour's steady rain, vers artillery fire. When they had reach­ for lb* efctrvaIcedyser,eedfagiaM an*.Js«4. and the under brush in open or limber From Gen. Better. ed a distance less than 100 yards of our State Central Committee hare iaeoed for* th* retold erar lands is as dry as it was last August Bermuda Hundred, June 1.—A* Jr. breastworks, our Infantry poured upon their cell for e ffitate eorninatmg convenH will bs re*0 ital ev*a tbs present reld rvreM. a rebel iron -clad came down Jamm tho thick muse a terrible vulley. The River end attacked tbe monitors. The column staggered back, bwt were rallied •wtaeffaeGersraerart are targWy fa .rare. oC tesweresorAsTTraewjArUtoHJ—esriaWa engagement ctmlinued two hours with —it- ~ V ——•----- * । hr. _i.it 'I euorv vowpproaca ,‘^*wbil*tee.reseot ls*aibi* of Me WT Wen to Aska uMsondi-.ional toyMiy tbe oonstaat and heavy oannoeadiuz, Tbs •fooev. 13m । »w became body '1 rebel ire® clod was drive* up tbe river. •ogaged, aud only taM of membership to their parky. tod to heU l(M»0 Further result* not known. When th* outnumbered We firmly believe Wa* the euwvaatioM wed tn Park Ku. steamer John A. Warner left this momc/ tbe BepuUiren party this year, will the groat Balicmal fag, oannooadihg oontinesd up to that mftelhelr platform browd enough, for Owe, bet was rappooed to be mosUy o« every men k> stand upon who dates not <J. S. 10-40 BONDS. ■“‘"“J4 I. O. ef G. T. ktrte^ LeCge Recm ia O* Tai SrsciAL Tows Ms town meeting fur ml ’ tbe'Railroad question, was he town on Monday. Quite a I wea-pgllod, aod two vote* onl; against loaning the credit of th . to aid in ooostructing a rail: Battle Creek to this place. It •o tesM* bond* to the amount > . osot of tbe valealioa of Real f bonds payable one-half in tr belaace ip twenty years. Tbit ba* shown that It desires a rai expects to belp.build it. A Samas.—One day -late weviral mason* were at work I cellar wall under lhe dwelling 'Wright, of Rutland, tbe boom ported on poets, tbe building came down upon tbeir beads, had been raised about too feet workmen saved themselves fro and Instant death by throwing tl - upon the bottom of tbe cellar. Axutmxb Boitxn Data.—A t^ter inform* us that Jubn L. ■ Johnstown fell in the battles of dvroese, In Virginis. He was t man from lb* 8lh Michigan, wb esltog letter* we hav* frequent!) He was a young roan ofr <wdfasry ’prumie*, respected aa foy all bi* comred**. lie bad b*> 'mended for promotion^ud a Li< ■commiamoe was forwarded to I meet w bich arrived a few day* Mtaaoa or Fronroxa.—Mme «t eend* out for tbe sutemt August, * splendid number of ^efFaahlona. Beside Its ust tkw in Fashion Plate*, Pattr Ue» number coataina a very gi ofihcel mnste arranged far and piano. ;tBy request of several praah eietaue, notice is hereby givi meettag will be bold at Harting oat we zeo eay w porpoeo uf fixirg upon aunifon pries* to be charged, snd for o> other matter* of getters! impoi the profeaaion. A General attr ib* practicing Pbyaicfani' County foeolWUed. • Nrot-xcran Cowrit* aao Cow •re aware of tbe impurtaure *f • Guerh or a *Cu<ntnoo Cold, •tar*; that whieb, in tbe begins yield to a mild remedy, if negU prove upoa the Lung*. "taMM- �y CAI.U AND SEE THE NEW GOODS Tat ■ r< ’ ; : A. L. 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Cirwalt Court Cammteatoacr for Iterrr H.F.CHBRMX, pWFNTT CtEBB awd IteSary PuMis- OSc V *■ *h»-CeswA He«s*. r b. c. rainDLM, Atwill "Ur rW-MU WlU U' re*l MUk Ofaee la tee Caar CM .Tnuwul.iair moW* wanaamu * Er ymufarTBAfas .T to cn.iZi^ts A buMtredlboniaa/aMa ha had. the tersrasl »t\ lbs tews*. And fedttem io ttaBtaaal 8-a*> fa dig Uwir rv a ' ■ “ ba would aafaiid to end** a difUeuH famoa. HitM endearing a&Mt*jLdU Mid rm mo or asaorawoKrar _ euruji to BABRI COITO, MICT., >me days at MMoaljr madelt not* did Bhe made a great effort bar nervousness nt ridein that lam glad to tsnau 0, wbal a ■lortum sl(hi It wm to ass la prosd , ingap At hfrn she MM with ah arraj . , ’1 fear you era aqt well," aaid Marge A basdrsd ibasMod u. Ul ■aambatod fcrtb. iraj, rut with soUdtoda. AH vagvr^for Ut. wl»b.<t for and n.»rvMag ! “Do you know, dear, I sometimes : *Yn eharm ma, । feel ao w.wried and aoaiuus about Wal­ “Know that 1 am p AU anued ate faratofad aap^pis sbovtl* ter" said the widow, ia low. confidential and with ho.*. . EMhesfUla bad a plta-axa, eaoh priest* had a tones, >p*de. । “Coma nearer Margaret. J may bare Jet, Dsvis saw then earning sad trvBiblad, asm I time to say now wbal 1 have long wished strali U» aay to you. 1 sm aura dear, she ton••It te so meja «ght," said he, "baewute It wOI liuued, with rapid, aersona utterance, Th. TaaAsaa wiU rmsA am sapiUl bp diggtag 1 i “ibatjuur awn heart telle you tint yotf “R fa. fwt ’a grant one that J wiab you are not indifferent to Walter. IbsVa to make,’* sbe saldVemuiousiy. “] Qp^ Bet fare ;.r. wad. a .light mi.lah^ far raj every reason to ba|ieve that be loved you wantydn to forswear an ea^py-th*! jou I sincerely. Be is cow in a poaiU>« to ,aak you ap important question; If you feel atlibespy to answer Rin Use aKrtna“I wilt bid fartwell to every acquafa- 1 concluded without any pastry or dessert. tive promise ma, Margaret that you will tanpel have, Ifjoe, aisli'l^’’ aaicf.Wal ! x w«fu»u«i, ux do so conditionally." Wr with enthusiasm, , butter at ® I -fi o'clock finished up tbs Margaret turned her blushing face Hoodlem of thb vebameot Istsfmo­ I day.- The beds Wars simply' .otmp cots away from the widow who continued. tion. Margaret epatiwed: “I could some with and olbara without mattrsiwes; “I'm hi> mother—bs is my oaly eon ; SfauUavj. never be happy while I knew that you and all the toilet apparatus anywhere so,you will excuse my speaking Ilka this visible were a few tin wash basins, a ytanaubject to the influence of ibis «ne to y ou. You have a wonderful influents tny. I do ah* allude to ooe af year ac­ moderate suppply of towels, a bit uf now over him—a stronger influence now MM ’•M»*4WWa looking glass, ! dear, that you will have in aU your life. quaintances, Walter. You know beat tabla nailbar... __ ____ „ . Use 1*. Magaro*—for your own sake ■‘but which-bf those are good far yew and parmlltgd, the Ganem! Will no*, bare | must of all for his own sake! Make Which era not. J would bavoyau okaVe either about him for his own or' others’ | Him furs wear the winecup, with God’s to the geod and foraaka tba evil owe* ■ blessing 1 am sure you could do it,' And j But now 1 ata speaking uf a stronger that far more easily and effectually than than a bnmau enemy.; ol one that is ass You know his olairng inuumerable homes, and mdliona fece. The lime waa sommer, and as the 1 could do i it myaulf. pf'Engliab familfas-” Margaret peueed sun hastened to the we^, the air became tamperment Margaret; be Is one who for a moment, then continued wkh stam­ heavy with the breath of beautiful flow­ wosld foil an easy and uaeoneeioM prey mering uUarapoe and all her old nervers that bloomed in her wall kept garden. Co the insinuating vice with which he is Mrs. Ward seemed U> grow weary of dallying. Thoaeevenings that bo wan oaape«»; “Dy great regard for you prompts me to aay tbia. I aee that you the work in which aim »as eagngad.— oat last week, he bad been ia compdby comfort’ he baa not greatly enlarged hie With a nervous, impatient movement such m 1 bavftito dread for him. This are fa danger. The thought to ma ta horrible. For your aake—for your deer poeaaaaioua. ' His Uirep stare iadkatehta she laid it aside and walked to the window evening you cm see that lais tairtbis.auexalted rank, but to say nothing of the toother fa .Mkffr-for n»y,aaka,l implore U> enjoy the view,and io peer out along nawraL You wm at Lucksfe pa*/ •• you ta maha thia bltlp apcriflca. It will ehanri fa tifa-wldiere eyea these gQUerthe road •hich led U> a neighboring town. Munday when be was there,--------------- 1 t»t poet you a.gveal efcrt te do ao, in a ing marka of rank possess, I deebt if not dear! She evidently expected an arrival. few years tln»o fa might cast you a aerri- there is a commissioned officer inb& ar­ “Yea," retaraad Margaret Aftel standing'there for a few ,«<> bio effort. Fur every day this enemy my who is as plainly dad as Tie. His "Did you ustioa aaything." mentsshe turned to a book cave to select forges a MW link to sdd to the chain ciothev are worn threadbare, and despite “Yas, it paiaed ms d«apiy. a volutnn for reading. Suddenly she which be imparoaolihly winds aroend bis the steady brushing of his eervahti (bay time for leaving cams Waiter heard a step on the gravel walk loading victims. Think for a moment, Walter will have an untidy look, due, no doubt, “ t<* the front door, it was a very light above hianaelC sod fay to understand wbaA I mean.— to the General's habit of going everyquick step not the one she expected, and ’borne so I had an Don't compel, me to speak any plainer; she approached the window again lo see that eueh waa tba self. The General understands tba dif­ tbaaubjact iaa dialaMaful ona to ma." , who tl might be. The next moment sbe ed aboot it ever a___ Walter 'understood at last. But Mar. ference between cleanliness and .gOodBH raring Wai terfa etep on the itairaase . was alfeetionstcly greeting a young Iwdy garat’s meaning dawned on bis mind very naas; but In bia opinion. paredraMy ■ ho had entered ibe bouse without any al that that tnomrM. Mrs. Ward aaid evinced, there ia as much oUeither ir ta slowly. Noons had over hinted a ay la ceremony. Margaret Dawson was al­ hurriedly, and with grant enmestaesa ble to him on the subject before;—Sot flanntel shirt as in one tiffined of drawlngways n weledmc visitor at Mr*. Ward's, “don't forget, Margaret; I warn and be­ rootn'fa) rnacu lateness. even his mother. “I am truly glad to see you this evening, seech you to maks no compromise." Yuur readsrv need not su^poae that I He bad never dre*med of danger. A Walter ra-entered tba room in bigb 1 was just getting foolishly nervous thru’ am describing a careless or induient man waiting for Walter; he ia nearly three spirits. Hie brilliant eenvaraatiu* made crimsoa fluab overspread hie face as be the lima pass m<*t agreeably. Tb> fit-1 cumprabended what Margaret meant— or one who does not know the difference hours behind his usual time. between Uta garb of B gifthnn and n tie party lingered round the tea table for ! Hto proud spirit was stung to tb* qt»Hr. Margaret looked concerned as sbe Margaret looked op In bls fiMtC He sloven. The facts are pointed only aa a plied : “It ia quite an unusual thing for quite str hour uhlisioua «f buw Ums was him to be lata, is it nut, Mrs. Ward I— speadisgo*. Then the warm flush of kept his syseefat dcHrrr and sba did nnt But important business may detain him tba sunlight paled tod the stars began to withdraw her gale. “Waltar," sbe ssld, slww themedvee in tbs clear sky. Wal­ in the softest possible atcenU,’ “1 have in the town.” “Perhaps so, said the widow dubiously, ter rose from hit chair and sauntered to wounded you. 1 knew I should do’ *4*' a great nation’s fete hi the palm of , lhat'fe wbv I hesitated fti snyirtg what T bolds and with a little sigh. Then, after a the window saying,— ofhia hakh j attf U fa Anfaaoeragemeat “There - ill b. . «^M-.r.ucui moonrise nave said • what I have deme Ji.Mt of 1ttthoughtful silence, sbe adder)•■'Twto know that evary fecidty o< hie Blind 1 evenings last week he was not heme to thia evening. Allow ms Io p revml on tense solirftude for yon—mrt'of—uf pure take tea with me. I hope he will not y<a» fadfas ntwm for a etr*H.d«wn the love for you and I bare offended yen." •' a*WM** make a habit of staying out in the eve­ lane to watch for Cynthia’s appearance." w’Zi pf carriages, -easstiw-fo^thd earrmges “1 tnflnt beg take sasoAod,'* add MH. ning. I look forward to his coming home rtW. bA-MiM* fl«a; U.,'4w». at six o’clock to tea, and I du out much Ward. “Y’ou know, Walter that 1 oerar Ifoosf I tbank you .'a lbdva|nff trnttraT u aion of the question of eating extends no g-> osl aflsr aunecL But there is noth ­ like the ide* of sitting down without him. was shard task for you,lean wrll andM, furtlwr than u» tbs rations of his men ; You see I am wailfog for him this eve­ ing to prevent you and Margaret going.. stand, dear, but you Have performed it and be would bain himself if be oonld is there dear 1" appealing to tba latter. ning." ’ spend a minute over thx fit or fashion of "Nuthtaa aacrptinx my wish to gat Margaret glanced at the table on which tea was laid. Then she considerately borne early, said .Margaret: “bet I will ciiauged the eonveraatkxi, and for the stay out Jung enough to aay my revpeels next quarter of an hour amused the wid­ to bonnie tadye moon*' • “Thank yc*" aaid Walter. ow bv her lively talk. fa a few tn mates the twd ware-walk­ “Ydu will slay and lake tea with us | will you wull”said Mrs. Ward when the i log along tbs road leading to a beautifai I lane whence they could obtain a good oun versalion flagged fora moment. • I had tea long since, thank yuu,” aaid ’1 view of eastern bills. Tbe moun would Margaret; “bull shall be happy la. sit .I s4hb* rise; *bs bi 11 tape wsrs already tinU with you for an hour or co. i called for Ii ed by lbs pals golden light. Margaret and Walter, walked slowly the express parpoee of having a quiet chat with you. 1 expected that Mr. on conversing in low, earnest tone* “ 'Buouie ladye moan' took a farlivs Ward would have been at borne and peep <>vw« the bill-top prior to rising mi gone out again before this time." “Mere Im la," said the widow, rising full-orbed majesty ; bat— would you bohastily and walking to the window, as lie vs »* I—eur two friends positively did i no; ms her I Margsret kepa her eyes she beard bis well-kirawe atsp. He came down the garden whistling determinedly fixed on the ground ; Wai­ *. -. .■ and cutting at the leaves of the unfortu­ ter did no* look skyward. Presoully, having reached tbe and of nate rose bushes with his light vens. “W altar I*1 cried his niutbcr, “bate 1the beautiful lane they paaaed far a few momenta under au uld elu* tree, and bad pity oa ,my rosea I" “Mat* pity on yoar pet* I" he mM the alrape hide birds on tba boughs laughingly, as he entered the front deor, | thereof taken the traabla to wakeup mJ | “You perfectly understand me, Wallerl" sbe said, interugalivefy. ••PefecUv."^t ,. Gea. Grant aeni- twearw Ko man in bia camp has aver board hfat igl»a Btteraoce to profanity ia any of its. many forms. He rarely Isu|1m, either; but be bee a sort of grim humor which fa not without its effect. .1 do not know that these trivial datoifs which touch only the peraoual habit* of Gen. Grant, will interest the renders, of tb* ffseafag Poet, bnt tbey were Interwal^10 tn* They mark and indivMualAb*«aaa, uptss wbosn rente mesh' «f the power to affect for vreal ur rfM* tba future of this campaign. . This man Grant is a marvtil. ■mounts'fa Ms raak and rdtno Bpartao'simplWty of his * “Wall, then "aba, aaid, with earnest tears in bar laughing eyea, “wux rod" The soft eastern broeaa carried the aa-, swer rigbt.avay from the eaaUrp hills and the silver moon smiled ou the two *• they slowly walked ou tbeir wayfc as. if giving them a blaaaing. That night Margarot ga*« Weilar wa answer to thn question which be asked iier under the old alm tree, which eoswer 1 believe was a Moat satisfactory owe though 1 did not bear it. A fear weeks later there was a dread­ ful upeet a* Mrs. Ward's bowse but etw did oOt toiadil far aa oaa bf bar lady wemid saner happen again, as Mrs. Ward I bad btrtooaaowte be married. Margaret Dawwon became Maa. Ward sad that wkbowt disregarding ' the wid­ owed molbsfs earnest injunction to “Dea'tauuld me fer being lata," bead- If-'F "« make “no cumpromfoe." Both tba vouag dsd in mock fear, while hanging his ban have seen Margaret and Walter ataading below, and have heard the latter aay,, fa. husband and wMb had eelisfoetoriiy anon the stand in the passage. ( swsrad the most imatetamllttlequestion. “if I do aooid you. bers is some ous ]• rery peculiar lone just thase two words; '“Wattwoo/"who will take your part, I expect," aaid Mr*. Ward. Margaret was very diaoompaaed. TU A alight flush roaa to Margaret's lace, quest*** i which Walter pot to bar weak Ltet'oa IV TMB A ear.—Gs* Howard as Waltar said, fa pleasant aurpriae;— abort t one, bat tba answer would involve made th* following sensible ramarks as “Ah Mlsa Margaret, I am aura my moth- ao i mwah. Bkebapt bar eyes feted so the to Itqwoeio tbs artsy, ia tats apse this: and bar lip ahead. But when •r will leak courage |o Mold me in yuur ground, । "1 d.d sot drink at aalinys, 1 did net Walter re«Aa>ated tbaqeeatina abaaaid drinks* West Point; hat svhea i got 1 ^' “But*supposa 1 scold ybuf aaid Mar- i oerutwely. “Don’t ask nan; naw I have !=taU) Ue m aU ±= c.-=7 ।’. fouxtel f=4’it ?. *w =i; ill the -Lx (fab. gar.t^arefay ^Indeed J ; somatmug u>Mf «> y®« *a»*~* <*» ••- loa. If you weal fate aa affiaar'a OdertMk, to",U»4<«I1U» U- WWM WUW'u.SrS.w unu ' �NEWS ! Mar Fah> Bailroad, UTOEEW TOfflfSON irfl.l.lj to q.ind trams tafoesy as menhehif to the peace , and independence of this our errantry tho ,effurta ofany sueb Power to obtain now foczbolda for Monareblal Governments, ,sustained by a foreign military force In , neta proximity to the United States.— {{foatf'nta txffitinnta applause.] fO n motion of Mr. Bushnell, of the Committed on Resolutions, they were ,,adopted by aeclaimntlon. By motion it was then decided, that the Convention proceed at onee to nomi­ nate a candidate for President and Vice ProaMeM. -•■■■■ " Gen. Cameron, of Pwmeyl vania, offer­ ,ed as a substitute a resoletion that Abra­ ham L lacoin and Hannibal Hamlin be tho unanimous choice of thd^nlon parly for President and Vice President (Great cheering and loud calls for a division on "’ilr’c—«J|1, o(M.rjl«W, wllrffcr ginis, Florida Arkanaaa, LouUasa, and all the territories which the nMyurlly report proposed to admit to seals without tbe right to vote, should have the . right to vote, was put.to the Convention., Mr. Irane asked a division oftbe qoesliun to rote as to the States first, and thro on tbe territories. A second division wan called for, and the Convection asked to vote first as Tencessre baring the right to vote. A cell tor a vote by states was made and the' Convention voted, 4yee210, nays 15®. . . Hie Convention next voted as to the admission of Artetas and Louisiana with tho right te vote. Tbe result was anmraneod, ayes 207, naya 167. . The report of the Committee on Cre­ dentials was then adopted as amended. Mr. Raymond, of Now York, from tbe Committee on Resolutions, reported the following: 1. Jfaaotasf, That it Io the highest duty of every American citizen to maintain agaioM all their enemies tbe Integrity of the Union and tbe paramount authority of the Oooetitrtionsnd laws of tbe United States and that hying aside all direrence of political opinions, we pledge otrreeh-es ss Union men animated by a common sentiment, and aiming at a common ob­ ject, to do everything in our power to aid tbe Government in quelling, by force ef arms, tbe rebellion now raging ^against its authority, and in bringing to punish­ ment dee to their crimes, the rebels and traitors arrayed against it. (Prolonged » division of tba question so as te decide first na that portion ef the resolution dedarldg Abraham Lincoln the unanimous choice of tbe convention as Its candidate for tho Presidency of the United States. Mr. Btevros moved tofay. the resolu­ tion on the table. (Groat ewnfusiun, cheering and cries of“questien."] Mr. Cameron withdrew bi* resolution *PX*AMotad, That we approve of the determination of the Government of tba United States wot to compromise with rebels, or to ofier any terms of peace ex­ cept eweb as may be besed upon an uncon­ ditional surrender oftbetr hostility and a relaro to their jest allegieuee to the Constitution and fa we of lira United Blates snd that we sell upon tbe Government to maintain thia position nod to nroseewt e __ __ „ which the Gevernru.m to its own defence has aimed a death-blow at thia giganlfcsvU; we are in favor fur­ thermore of such an amendment to the Constitution la bs made by the people in conformity with ita provlelous. an shall termmate and forever prohibit the exist- plsuso] who hare periled their lives iu This is a name that the people of the defence of their country and in vindica­ United Stales, have heratoforo delighted tion of the honur of tfaj flag; that the to honor, and ita possessor has occupied nation owes them sotai ^CTmanedl recog­ nition of tbolr patriotism and their val­ a high place hr the estimation of inoumer. or, and ample and permanent provision able friend*. But be ha. at last placed fur those of their anrvivora who have re­ himself in a false position before the ceived disabling and honorable wounds in country, and in his efforts to defeat Ahn. the service of the country ; and that the ham Lincoln by bringing to bear upon memories of thoee who have fallen in tts defence shall be held to rreatfal and ever h i» Hmj-ilimunlnflnsmtafl— oppo­ sition, "hehas forfeited the high place that he once occupied, and if he persists in such a course, the “suicide, by his own strong hand," wQi be effectually a«os- pliahad." We have baseto fore, had an abiding faith in bis honor, patriotism and integrity, and even yet, we trmt bo may bo brought to see the error he has com­ mitted,mod withdraw from a eontaat that and Viahabuag, baa at length tab an hb position before tba rebel Capital. whfai wa take into conaideration And the strength of will, tenacity cd purpose, end U rau, „lte!)«••»» work >» lUir —If » TV. pl—" l*k“ praM., skewing ik.llbe «>.my h« u wid everything be can command. ’ Sheridan is reported to bold Bottom s Bridge. Thio may induce the aoemy to retreat serve the Ctockahumtoy. June 4—5 a. m.—Tbe enemy made a n'tal attack on tbe Sd corps last night, which wps repulsed witr. gruel Sheridan took Bottom Bridge last night­ Cannonading has upaoed on our right, but no musketry aa yet ' Another oorraaponderrt saya that on Friday’a figbt owing to fhe formidable character of the enomy'a works. It was deemed impolitic to continue the assault, and at noon our men rested in (heir new positions, ofter making them impregnable. In the advance upon these works, Brooks and Miles* brigades formed two lines, erecaeded by the 148lh Penasylvania, acting as skirmishers, who led the charge, charging the works with tho point of the bavonet, driving the enemy from them In great ennfaaion. But Ibo rebels made a desperate charge while we warn refomYng, aud drove our men out and a few yards from tho werka., Here strong works were erected and held in spite of their efforts to didodge ua. In Barlow’s charge 27 prisoners' and <we color were taken, six pieces were captured, and Col. Morris, of the 7lh New York heavy ar­ tillery, was about to turn them on lhe enemy, wh»t> be was charged upon by overpowering meases snd compelled to retire. Another correspondent saya, of cue tiring tho enemy must now be thorough­ ly satisfied, that be cannot break our lines through, aor drive our men from their established positions, though he pile ev­ ery man of all his corps upon any one point of our line. JZreofrr.Z, That Abraham Lincoln be declared the unanimoM choice of the Union party ao Ita nominee for President of the United States. As the vote was about being taken, ME Raymond urged that the vote should be taken by States, as it bad been said there was a <fis|4wftloa to rush the nom­ ination of Mr. Lincoln through the Con­ vention. To stifle any contrary expras­ eion of sentiment, such a vote would car­ ry with it more power and influence than the passage of aay such resolution. Dispatches from headquarters Army The proposition was well rewired of the Potomac at D o’clock this morning amidst much con fusion. have been received. An assault was Tbe 8»rtes were called. The result made on Burnside about midnight and sueocsafolly repulsed. In the preceding - VarVt. Lincoln—Maine, 14; New afternoon 100 picked men of the enemy Hambablra, 10 ; Vermont, 10; Maass made a'nish v> find out what waa tbe bnitii M{ Rhode Island, 8; Oeunecti meaning of Hancock’s advancing, siege out, 13; New York, 00; New Jersv.14; lines. Nine of the party were captured Peansy Ivama, 08; Delaware 0; Mary and the rest killed or driven back. land, 14; Lonlrisna, H; Arkansas, 10; Several letters have passed between Tenneseee, 15 ; Keetoeky, 22 ; Ohio, 42; Gan. Grant and Gcu. Lee, in respect to Indiana, 3»; iHioofoU; Michigan, 1« ; collecting the dead and wounded between Wisconsin, 16; Iowa, 16; Minnesota, 8; the two armies. Gep. Grant, in the Califora ia, 10; Oregno, 8; Waul Virgieclosing letter, regrets that all bis sflorts ia, 10; Kansas, 6; Nebraska, 0; Colora­ for alleviating lhe sufferings of wounded do. 6; Washington, 6—Tutirt, 407. men left on the ball!a field have boro For Gen. Grant—Mtaouri, 22. rendered nugatory. Two rebel officers On motion of Mr. Hume of Missouri and six men, sent out to search for thu tbe vote was declared unanimous. The wounded nf their comtnacds, were cap•nthaeissm was imusensa. Tbe Convention proceeded to vote for fared, in consoqoence of tho enemy not delivering Gen. Leo’s letter unfi) after a candidate tor Vice rresMeo*. tbe hour be had named had expired.— Daniel Mack er, of Indiana, presented Gen. Grant has notified Grn. Leo that the name of Andrew Johnson of Tcnnasthey were captured through a niisubderstanding, and will not be held aa ptiaeuMr. Stone of Iowa, seconded the tao ora, but will'bo returned. lien. No other military intelligence has Mr Cameron offered the name of Han­ been received. nibs I Hstnlfa. (Signed,) E. M. Srawrnx. Mr. Tremafa, of New York, la behalf , ; Wasiuxoto*, June 8. of a portion of the delegation presented, To Maj. Gen. Dis: Daniel 8 Dickenson. . A diepatch from Gen. Grant, dated Tbe.Preeidenl anaouocad ths fallowing name* as being before the Convention : yesterday 3:05 r. m., reports that all has Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, H. Ham­ been very quiet to-day. No casualties lin of Matee, L. II. Reaaaeau of Koo- are reported. A dispatch from Gen. Sherman dated tueky, and Daniel & Dickareen of New at Ackworth yesterday, 0 r. m.. save: York. The Convention then proceeded to bal­ 4,1 have been to Altoona Pass, and find lot. A the vote proceeded, it was soon it very admirable for our purpose. It is apparent that Mr. Johnson, ofTenneseee the gate through the laat or most eastern was to be tbe nominee,, and before the opening of the Alleghenies, know be­ vote was announced the varloua States comes aa useful to ns as it was to tbe whose voles bad been divided, changed enemy, being easily defended from either their votes end went unaaliwoualy for direction. The reads hence from Ack­ worth fa Georgia are large and good, and Mr. Johnson amid great enthusiasm. The chair announced that the next the country more open.” Details of the bumeas inorder waa-the election of a position at our troop# and containplated National Committee, and the States were movements are given, but are not need­ called upon to name the same, wMch was ed for publiu faforraatioo. Tho diapafah done after veriow reeolutiom ef thanks. further states that tba enemy la not in our immediate front, bat his signals are Coe vention adjourned erne die. seen al Loot Mountain and Keonesaw. Dispatches from Gen. Cosby, dated Otr H «n«y be truthfully arid that this war ia flluittrating the ‘pluck" of JuneSd.bave been received, which ro­ the American nation. Tor M days has the coble Army of the Potomac eoertin(Signed,) . £. M. Sraatow. sssaant fighting or marching. Five thousandbarve soldiers have been buried W seatwoTOR. June 8,8:45 r. x. in honorable though obscure graves. SO,- To Maj. Gen, Dix: ‘ 000 <i tian in* have been seal back tn hoeA dispatch from Mr. Dana al Grant’s Headquarters, dated last night, 8.30 y.M., announces s victory by Gen. Hunter still tbe army >a pressing on, -fighting It over the rebels beyond Staunton, and out m this line.” Tbe roads are strewn that tha rebel‘Gen. Jones was killed on whb«hdwema«fM0*tarooe. Oms- the hattie Iraki. The dispatch is as fol' start matching has worn out50,600 pairs। lows:' । of ahrasa. Two ihtedoof the army—more “The Richmond Attratncr of to-day 1 than 100.060 men-have s.arched, snd1 ------ -* of Gen. Joaos, by fought, said slept 30 days and nights, in n beyond Staunton, ._ ----------- -aillMW’ItajPc beatacd dwrt and rain, and bare not and his sceoessor retired to Wainroboro, and sow bolda the mountains between Chariottasvllle and Btaentoo." Tbeymper farther states tm hospitals or stores were captured by Gen. Heater. Anelher diapstch anneunres tbrt «r the National Council of the Union League of America hereby heartily approves and endorses the taf»• natiooa imadd by-'ehr^Ufckm JfoldBal •-r/.sr- Cunvention, at Baltimore •*» “• 8ck rf Ju««, «r Abotam tv PrradiiA, of At^r.. Jutaooo for V«».Pr^>L AMpo«O,eo l—1 by our obligation to do ell in our power lu elect true and reliable men to ell offices, and a* the nominees of aaid Coo­ vendoe are fob only tataidrtea that ean editor Of thia paper, wa ask fo Wa hare rata fa a > far tough. te newspaper, aomewhere, that J (ptahaadsg * “ Wean io visit I taeor childhood, to see k the* I ata Green Mountains have de| ft>U> *?. hlllockt or tow vl those ataid and itautrious fan! generated into latter day Cop New York Jone 11. Staunton, June Oth, sa; enemy in fores . io nt IftMacr even a part nflhis b pired, then has New England und imbuden. Tbs former uaa killed. We pursued them to-day through here, with Ifttfa resistance, th-mgh they were strongly fortified, and all the males were ordered out to defend tbe place. We raptured six guns, buodreds of prisoners, and many hundred thueanad d->tars' worth of stores. We do uut ati’P- A mure important poiut has neeii reached by Crook’s cavalry, which is with wilt eowtiuua to make its wM While wc are thua absent, it uk usual; whether with increas ereased Interest to oar readers t U. S. 10-40 BONDS. r—We bars every : believe, however that there wiI gtafauttoa fa ita atlraotiveor Job* Roann baa kindly ooae eteroiae a supervisory direetio such original matter as be proper. The bnvinrsa of the be left with Geo. S. Toot as fo say co a tracts made by him, < given, will be honored by us. . l.’ytir rwa.-rlt wss staled I Ratarr of last week that John ] “fell fa^e, Wilderaess.7 But happy’to ’ foforni our readers, many fristas, that be is not “d« To M*J. Cm tax . . ■ Official reports from the Army </ tbe Potomac down tofire o’clock yesterday evening, detail nd uiuiemenl* of Impor­ tance. •' »** ■ C*** »ii ’» A dispatch from Butler, dated thia A. m., reporta all quirt yesterday. Gen. Kauts chargvd the enemy’s works at Petersburg and carried them, penetrated the town, Ml not being aapperted by Gen. Gilmers, who had withdrawn Ufa forces without a conflict, Gen. Kauls was obliged to withdraw without further ef­ fort. Gen. Kautz captured 40 prisoners and one piece uf artillery which be brought with him. Gen. Burbridge, commanding in Ken lucky, in a di<patch dated yesterday ai Lexington, reports that after cunueulra titig a fores at Beever Creek, ea the Big bandy, bo moved against Morgan's force in V irg>n»a, first as far aa Gladdeeilfo— Morgan with 2,500 men mured fata Ken­ tucky, via Whitesburg. “I purauta them and marebed 90 miles fa twenty, four hours and cams upon Mm at Mount Sterling yesterday muming and defeated him. By stealing fresh horses he roach ed Lexington at 2 o’doak Uris moraine. Our forces held tbe forte, and the rebels did bet little damage. He left hare al ‘ 'V**11*- 1 ,i*rt * pursuit w ith a fresh force this s vmim.** ~ No official i ed from Gen. (Signed,) B. M. BTNTpN. Ills father called upon us last s gars the-welcome iufornratta I had received a.letter from his a ten at Gordoesville ata n| “Old Pelat Comfort Ya, 4lh insU, stating that he was health ata la tbe hands of lhe r| Ta* Wdbat Cue».—Until w I fast week or two lhe prospect i crop of wheat in this sectiuu quite good. But tbe recent col weather has damaged the pnd tertally. Although many field sowta-OstoHd fair even yut « fair yield, yetmauy others, la and is unfavorable ailuatioaa, a> out sparsely and thin, so that < eraga, the present itaicelien we shall net realize any thing I ordinary crop. Cart. Gxaa Hasan Fbom.—I been permitted to sees pri»l from Captain Geer of lhe 3d I to his relatives in this place. I Wee dated May 15th st • rebd fa the Wilderness. He writad weoreunded ata captured ml ta May: that hie right log was led' stare the kana on the 7th; CHANCERY SALE. TATE OF MICHIGAN. —Th* Crreatt Csnrt _t 7 rt Barer, fa ChtaSJ. S far feer . a- apparently detag well, ata he i Well treated when bo wrote. Il wd.wgSii tba receipt of thia loll 1 CcrtD Wxrnrtlt.—Webarc I fa thia vicinity, every night o! weak. But the frost haa been ra| tad Ou thh account vegetatiun wheeled to sems exteal, but tx I ��IHSS •k|«f m axa ac'rm aZcii i.inii** that at JaaaMtowteKaCchewara killed ue ' die outright,' wMfe the other; haW' are : mostly p feme tally Airebted for such rervtae. OMbeAMtirporknpi OtU half J -may.-whtetoMRMNT' •fi 1.0011 VffKWY.V. ante ' ' ' Avcvuvawac ‘Vo^VaAXv^, sgs^z- taken from our farms for the araiy, will ever retort. . TVlr labor la lost to our farmers. Prices ef all kmda of stock and pro­ duce must rule high for a long UmA la comei but Ous eourtnoita oim-Mimption of boraes mbst Inevitably , exert a double pressure io regard to lhe«,aud we desire to call the altoruioo of our farmers to the Important points connected with the subject. , . ■ .' • Tbi» scarcity of bones and oonseqoent high pricee^will stlmolate the breeding u’ ‘wswapm our farmers may be certain that colte will T.U~ end renesqnMit profit to the PTOpristor, tb« enabling him to expend i ■. 'W.ou.%anA% of dollars tech rsar la sdrertirinx thslr VwtMwsu Ccri$u«» IME AND BUT MORE which Ute been showered upon bin from K\\ o$ Cou’fttnj, “^foia er hx •OF THOSE- be for the Interest ef formers to raise these thlwgb which require tbs Inst ef It; uso, os ress, P 0« >1 STJi".cnoTT. I however, must be bis own judge ns to ** ^“hU The second point to "bioh we wish to cell attaulfon, is la relation to tbe en ploymsntof oxen, in the place At boraes, upon our farina. There arw but few forms en which oxen may not be kept with decided profit A yoke of: oxen can bo bought for tbepriceuf a g<»>d borer, can be kept almost br quilt as cheap; wilt do nearly double tbo work on a firm; sod if carefully used and well fed, will tell, after the crone are all in, for a profit oyer tbeir oosL There are but few form­ ers who could not really realize a profit uf thirty to fifty dollars a year, by pur charing oxen in the early part of the Winter, end selling again the next Fail or early Winter. By goasroua feeding and careful usage, they will give a not prefit on tbeirgrvwth besides doing work enough to pay fur all they ret. W s know formers who realize a profit uf fifty to one hundred dollars a year, by adopt ing a similar course to that we have rec­ ommended. LJ Our objoci at thia time is merely to 'cell attentioa to those two points, whieh seem to us to be deserving of the as nous auntion of our formers generally. Tbe question of the eomparatlve cost of burse and ox labor is ooe efgreater importance than is generally supposed, and at anoth­ er time we may consider It at greater length: Meanwhile we ehould be pleaa»d to hear from our forraw readers on the subject.—Mm. Ploughman. V.’hx<\u&Ve 6. te wadZSarg am vbo bar* l«i< Awry e. ba»» tons*-«k<-r •POJ.SOW.. he.,, by rr'isjsto J. GRANT! fc»e*He« -a, &phili', tfkin. gXasoose, Bait jpuwn, Q^pepeia, --------------. Ldrer OnplaW, Freer and jfgu*. * ■ FrrruUa Cfcmplatnte Bi. jtiUhon^’s jK»s, >»ri>foe. •Eruptions, Pita, Bargfuicyta Cbnsumptfcn, «te. I I < IH MT USE OF HUDE; Come and See !! WK HVAB JUST RECEIVED *sss cmr arewed Udder Ate •FeopWS sore.' ead bare seed ' I < >1 «w UarHufrewMeCy.ieealieptwMcBa U-.U 0X1 parson writes, her daughter sras cored of Ate al tone yores' standing, andSs Vitas' ‘-------- .. — _m daaaoa feww writes, his san was cured __________________ T ANOTHER wu eared of Frrer sad Agwe after teymg erery medicine in hie reach. ANOTHER was cared of Few Sore which had existed fourteen yean. AH OTHER of Ilheumalissi of eight veare. Caere innumerable of Dyspcrwia and Liter CompUint«M>Mbe mentioned in which the AVovSt Wkt. a CVtarxw. 'V'm. 'BYooik VA\.a are the most aetirs and thorough pills that hare over been inUtxluood. They act so directly upon the Urn, exeit ing that organ to such aa extent as that Che ey*e m does not relapse info its former ooedi|ion, which le too opt to bo the ease with •imply a purgatire pflL PIANOS ! Ci O O JO Hi OMIOA.OO, PIANOS ■<m jMrifita it ' ‘“r&r*** WUh ** *"**“••**■«■»• imevkalou n.xowfrts^tedgy •BW«MBAttin>«». .RK yee'Swd with Urntowns<itwstorirtwff PIANOS KEW'OIBID MUNXBS. w"*£^u2*1*1*mtsSt»3w» We bare every kind of goods, such । t Tn these medicines, and you will never your neighbors, who hare used them and they wiH esy they are QmoA l&e&tAxvcB, and yon should try tlicm before .going for s physician. Get a PhaqAlot or Almanac of my foeal 1 agent, and read the rertificotea, end if you hare erer doubted you will A“nStl. htde . ... UUSl PIANOS IMPORTANT AND s, GROCERIES Pianos & MelodeOUfy’-C • PIANOS A large stock of Perhaps three persona out uf four would rush right op to the burning indi­ vidual and begin to p«« with their hands without any definite aim. It la uselean to toll tbe victim to do this or that or call for water. In fact. It is generally beat to aay not a word, bet tear sp the WEISS CELESMTES MTHtT ths carpet or seize a blanket from the bed »iab<rik»..>m«„*m . u*r ur rioak, or any woolen fobrie—if none *qf.’rbcre’*r ore n^My is at band. take. m»v woolen material, hold tbe corners aa for apart ae-yotk can, stretch them out higher than your bead nnd running-boldly to the person, make the motion «rTclasping in the arms must about the shoulders; this Instantly smothers the lire and tares the face,; the next Sealant throw the unfortunate on tbe I.hx; thia la an additional safely to the fore and breath, and any remnant ufflarns can be put out more leiaurely. Tbe next instant immerse the burned parts In cold water, and alt pain will cease with the rapidity uf lightning. Next get -tome cummen finer, retinre from the waler, and cover the burning parte an inch thick nets of tbo fiour If pcoeible. Put the pa­ tient to bed and do ajl that la presihie to sooth, until Uw phyaidan arrives. Let ths floor remain until It falls off of itself when a beautiful new skin will be found. U nlota the burns are deep no other appli­ cation is needed. The Sour for burns is tbe tnoel admirable remedy ever pro­ poned, and the information ought to be imparted to all, Tbe principle of ito action ia, that, like tbo water it causes instant abd-pet<e«l relief from V] totally excluding the air from the injured parts. y *^^Ha. CsTaAatas Dswsu, "Dreumaktr. Goodell AHey, abcre TurnereL ’ ' ' WMLODXOINS, • ■ 3<nU®»3. -jixintffftitijyy. 2 PIANOS Watw£. MmaeMto Ito «p AR^F^ii*«gre of the mes oftU Oss.r fo. PIANOS WAS^Hti*LG,x K,SQ* • •*m* a . , /yrrxfccjjtfsi. B^U aaiTr,it. b walkkr floxx.'ot nxr Vitort. ^OUVTY Clothing AND DRY GOODS! FOR SAI.?. BY Roberta A Btrikor. Rutin n; El! JCIdi DVJUmBBMEHT. ' । V’ crTY hamhram itori. o« »«ios nun u wus cm, k.__•‘“PUltoff cuontl-a. to renew their OCB 8TOCK or JQBSOVUU B VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. OC* BU.LXABD TABUS Unusually IJow! JEFTKHSOS TAKHRp,. To prtvt re* «•*»> rutste *,aTWl C. PB1KDLE, ^as.'ta£= HARD-WARE! Amts aww Rct-Tbe following re reipt Wiakea >0 exculloet dub fee oither luncheon or far tapper. and wbee taten drld. Is win be found acceptable >1 hoi weather. It can bo made wkh tor sort of fruit. Wub some rise (the qrotlty mut be regulated by tbs sirs of the dish,) poor a little c.W water odor R, art it In the oru vmMI the wgtrr Is absorb sdiatosftee, Then add a Hub milk and,Wor> (hat in with a spoon. Pfoee the diet epain m «e oven, and keep working ft from time to time .until the rice ■ aoA. When this is tbe care, work in a few spoonfela of eream. _ Take come ' ngr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-06-22.pdf 5665029d9cc965fefcc50b016814cfff PDF Text Text awan. asdA .SIKMA5 O0OT8AK ____ "■ _jgrfy:Tr— ai vjwj -uwMam^n !W joambwto i), SX.OOsTTg 7.TAl'77t"3 Tffcga ;1 IT at the I’jfliWFWbHli DRUG -STORE!!! LM tbses areaaHseWpoo UMirBpa, MttoMate ^uwfoMseai fer glory's star •--------------- “--- ‘ *TF~1 TFlIla*- _ ________ Roberts &. Struct, UvasmMaa toctetr. oaauari to Sasfinjs’ guistu Directors new and most texnplete afeortment of DBLUSAWIKDICINEI, " . CheaicaK Palais, Olla, Cam phewe, Barnlag Ftete. , r Well twtafefar ilia an «sdl«a wTwth. , Wbe sesraa a tjrant a pewssx • TUBFENTINB AND ALCOHOL. ‘TWw^Xi^'sMim'psSi HM UIVIMs Ani nysnptkbfStuiBoon’ivrsurt. W. need not bout tbtft HACjhtyeta ■■ TboigkUHb inxrai Ums’towr; Oergury lias h> Frontou't artnea ^tewrioin uratevan ■ paessge.-be fosnd himself one evening inSSKjajaMS® ■Hy etrry your heart witb-waTV . M lMok-yoa m»y bope/’--abe-replied^ the “composing robro,® of eonrae M-~U t WRI’J J !!^AWs>vwyMjWau., ’ will. wjiuld have.done In his own"country,! orjt-J and told toe man in charge that bo -bed-, •elf behind a lamp .post, a they e kh- Ijnpurfofi^ and Intefcatlnr ."mafl’nsL. When we got home, we went into^ho Item." > 3,..L..’._ vn tba’atapZ She turned -toward . . .''^.vu- 4.,:'«. dining r66ft, aWl'MlfitrEer lB a clan her face all aglow with feering.' Informed that H.Wxrtbr^late/ ‘ “Good bye, Frank, “Wki goal of k*BHrtwr^ftd ’ffiger the men had all gone home, and that li. ofJVtjratlf• ' Jp> to you I thaee a.moment; 1*11 she :wap shyf- ard «rtW'no»4>e “s«t ‘op.* : The Captain told him it.must be, aa It .wu,'blgbfy' taw«r-' was'afoddt t« rest 6f the evening; -when- lant, and thst if the foreman would show > bhn a.“ijaee" and give bitn a ’stfck* ha' •ke atei teeoa the stairs, placed * small io bdme'/an'd wpuld# it lumsalt The foreman waal * ha lurired PBftetlfo my. J>W<*4artBg;',t.ul.ii ■> i ...1 w^ftt?i¥i*‘ Aw?tr*w,: ,ad ioeradidooa, and thought him a. liMla •sup r FOB AUCHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUHPOHE8.OXI.YUU Abo a full stock sf GROCERIES Roberts &. prttiKER, TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICKS. HCFriR, EALERS in drop, medicines.' patent medi FBUXES, FIGS, BAKINS. CODFISH: eiavs, psinu, sib, lerpsat.nc. burnlox fluid, s.r. Uqnors. dy.-stsfs, window xhM.patty. fro■ bat. •swslblnc in lbs Grocery lu>», »n«b ■ U) lx M«d«l for tsmilv sm. x D gsiwvnwj’T iriKR7UjniXB'7 Ab< UeklBf ExtracU, STATIONERY, FENS.TBSCna. INKS. PAPER, ENVSL0PK8. CAUDB. Ac.. Ac. Upon our shelrrs may be foand all of the PATENT MEDICINES of tbs dsj. / « <«ArrM a Muevs, H TWwrern -4COUH8AXJ.OB8 AT LAW lo‘AA prX7ti~ “iMta^’frivawkStrCTt.oFPeeiteUc PMtefficv, rriaewweft MkWgaa... Bestows. CUcall Ceart C«**lnhMr for D»ro C~“1' . OFFICE OVEH BLAKEV STORE. * BaHaisnabtssadeAclrnisgcatat^'ashtot; tou-Mr. J.B. KauousEM.-I •« pr.psr.Alo s. c. PKIlfDLE, ,„ Hastings W»i- OVtbesteBtmraiH to yeeriy Mvattseem. AU itoaaerM tow* >rfoifog msosM M dsrf Stete, ia<* 8| •; 'TTr; ......... until Collected ; ••<! when MccpteJaad sudiud I will soaks liberal adraacev ef tovarj to appli“AL^DDSnARCED SOLDIERS, who bars ■ •WJl Urtfct* soldier wtrh. . Hiri' sMteWML * YWiWJn,_ ____ -Nrrvr.lv. ifp! ibowlrtis. grspssbcrt stall reftfo OeitaifasbUnwter Jaadeweveebeam, t.i-ju Ibsllbto^ttatoW^rstr’ . ‘/Braye wurds. Kite/Tou'dteerfd a (risk for’ltiim.” it was given.' Tfdhied •wttylh'desper^tlo'h, anil wklkWbnWard' not ckrfag iiiBtrt I w«iL Policetntta watched iua, but t!>e laleaeei 'of the hour made no dltforCnce to me. ' r ctluld here walked air'iilght'.'"Al length I Came ton Kate was sitting by the window. I bridge. Thqmdon "was shining upon the Il lodged cold htid 'dark was pitting beside bar. Il may be jwell rippling "Vml’L VWs* to state here that Kale was a young Indy, except where the and that I ant a.yownggeirtleiuaa, K^te would be a plunge, and then the water, bad Jarge. lustrous dark ayes, which just would flow t>h ovar my bead. Why hot! then were covered-51th fringed, drooping I did M«kn<>w I had loved her with such eyelashw. /^he bad brands of; dark, la,'?, devotion. ' It'wks all-oV6r b<»w. .She be­ wreathed around her.head, a soft puilt longed rn attotbcF. My foot, was ■ on the i, then thongbt of the; name k cd^ur In hiu.eheek«, and a rosebud wu.tHK rail, womanly, fresh and lovely. Kato was bad signed to the roll.' “No Jaeob Arm­ clad in-, g oink muslin dfess, with a tifiy strong, you have bo right to ask* the life white ruffle around her white throwL— which you have given to your country." She was armed with f<>ur steely nwodl.et, I turnadaway towards my boarding place w Hep-Were many bright arrows that- full bf biltaraeee and despair. A tiny pierced my heart through and .through.' glove was on toestskv. 1 pickedrit up ^>ver her fingers .glided- a; email’ blue and pressed st paseiohately to my bps, thread, wbid) proceeded from the ball pf and cursed myself for ibaaet as 1 threw it tfowa again. yarn I held In my band. The days that followed were weary Kale wa« knitting a stocking, and sure Ijt,'IrreyecabTy she was/taking me cap­ chough. I made arrange iuenta for uiy tive•’ already. I foil myself entangled by departure with all possible opMd;->. J arroidsdffatoand waaouMsmd hasghty in; ■those small threads, ... Ism very dignified We were the initiates of a boarding my sals rations. house. Knle wmamw boarder. I. had naturally. I cau be an iceberg in huoiaa shape when I vrlrt?- XJmraventng I went km>wB W beta'few waeka. into the ptfk>K bdfm4> le^'am! took up a The evening was warm, and I took up newapspnr. Kate earns in. si: put /.on fanned W. [7o<ilie<f.>t whifo osy dignity, and triad to be ipLereeteJ in thanUd ‘"and out, under the _hl*«e. politics, though 1 could think, of Miking, luinda, gl but the dafoty Iguru opposite^ and glearaiug noodles to i -tihr hands. I straggled, wifo tba passionate; bitter feelings that with two hearts joined upon it„ and on rose at this sight of bar, and was calm and. .cold. ‘ J*. lb! Inilde two tiSines written—hers apd “1 am glad yon have unlisted, Mr. mine. Thea. I thought ofo Kato a« >y ' ..!. *,x *lfe, always dpd In a pink ibuaIId dress, Armstrong,’"aha said, a "Thsnk yotV’l replied stiffly. . ,s alwitya wilh bar hair fn jusX such glossy .'•!isnppuse yoe sre wy busy making brslia, and'kpfulhg^^ihgif to the end preparations!” ’-,.!j I,’,,.. “Very.?*. -.uli-. vj“Kai shall be my wife? I’sild M»'piy “And .you ora going soon !"• u . ■elf; fn rash pride, as, F fanned Her more “1 hope so." energetically.' I did not know that the Kate left the ronin. I w isbnd aba wm way to a wortan’a Heart was more intri­ cate thin a'Isirrytrth; but I bad the clue, bacfi again a thousand times, Huw kind and shy abe looked. If there .was a in the blue yarn whk-h l bel4 glseta of hope—Utet tall fellow, is miforta 1 little knew what 1 under —oo.sha.mightlhtay BtWBy'farafotY And was ahy aA a wild deer, lim yet ray heart gave a great leap M abe with an atmosphere of resar appeared again. . . . „ which’ one.boityl tobl'welt bi— ■d. want to show, you a photograph. “For whom ’ arb you knitting thusu stockings, Miss K<le 7" I asked. ’ , d Mr Armstrong.” eba eaid, blushing pod “Fp» A soldier. Mr. Armsfrang," ake sinilit*. IteoklL It was tbeqffl«r in xr4S'j;7^'ai‘.La;.‘Riui replied, her eye Mud ling with pair iulism. . H-. -.,- . , *“lfl will bs'i&fo' of the Home Guards,, «nd flashing eyes.! > “JtSsroy bfolhor Frank. . Poaa he and atay and Tiki ijri of yqti,' will ypu look UkwAnal" - • • 1 ,-j< ..-I I started as If I had boen.skoU^.take v*rB*tfM2 “Mtaa.KsBs. l waat to.Mtaa.jjraikMpL and]! sbeuM iika wm« AMB|l*Mr" Will etrflat. Mr. Arrest a a VAMBBCTT. j.wiirjMnaani bnotait• :.>»• i . *fM«dB*b-«B belter.Amt'A»i sekUmiliftfc • '»>* Uljhes jaMAnog-J I do oak burns, hew.lhai teaipaseed ath'toec.HFS, hadiijamhles ag,^mpfflua,, I-WARTOjOM IH. <* WOOb.w whetoer LdnMLtoa+aoaHjPato'; L m w>uftew« law pLOTR— WOOLES q.mimss FACTORY, ■ •"I <'pened'ft ahd tifw)tHaitocHtigB,bltiC, and warm aod ebft,-- A ante was stitched i» the toe of one efitbaiu afotutfou > . . Mt Dbab Faiaa^; I said I waa knitting the stockings for a. soldier. I •began theta, ‘wlth ti patfiotlu frrftoulio for noUoe^Wparticateef -p tfnisbed • them lafo night, m! amit loving thoeghte of yqu m.svitrrptitcHJ.base^lway?-, IMyou, but I do not think I .should have Jl'iWi yjto ‘tfiy* 'hand if vdu bitd hot enlisted. 1 luve you but I fovc ‘tny euuotrjr.-iQore. rgivs yxx: the stockings.-— ben you woar tham, J bopoyw w>H somelimea think of her wbo Jaahipnsd lIlAITl aH^t W-rfn wlvaa k*.frt ■Yonrw, , _____ . .1 reverently folded the Lay:note, after h*»iw praud ns contents to my self all the way. t&’tnjf office. beglrinihgwith ‘'Mfl.Arin-" strong,“hn« ending 'wit If “Ywrt, Katfe** Iwaa In a ata tn «fu trams beatification (Ute waq win®, noble gitf! ..Sbs loved. peat the fiote to myself sg£m, when, on a creasingpl was accbesed by t biped, tomwasly kooNB*** a «lball boy:. “Mister, yer stockings js -.alieking’qul of yer pocket." jt “Iturned caJmTy around, and addressed. “Brty, 1 glory hi- those stockings. ]' ’am willing that tbo univeraa should be> Itold- them ,.i|My., de*tfo9 4s • inter woven with them. -Every stitch Is instinct with life and'life cl" * * ••Don’t sea It, mlater ! Glory', halls• Iqjaht" sad he ended bis speech by makingan MolatMlioo point uf htmssU'. by standingoa-h>« heed ■ a-vsry bail prac­ tice for SBteiL'thoyB afrhuMik.preco­ cious youngsters, whwtnsv read this articlefBra’i«d^uttfiittMJn»?‘«’a<^r W® broka cartip,'Md started off in high -spirits. ' I ' pviufa) through tho streets with a boquet of.roaebydi’dn my bayhudt, I found a Itoto among them ifleMsnni, more fragrahl than they. ' -WheB our reglmwii H>ft Boaton; was* from Battery W bkrf t Went on board.the Merrimac. Kate could'not pass the lines, ahd stationed herself in a vaseel opposite, where we coaid look at eetb Other. ; I aimed a roeeboa at W : ft' felkinto thegvoen water and floated nway. The secoted and third wefe m.Tre suceessfol. She pressed one to hiPiipe And threw It back again; the other she hep*.' Af&rwlrd, withOto practical forethought whieb furms a pert-of'her character, she boughs out an apple woman, end stormed me with - applea.' The WmcI left lha whatC and I looked bsrir with eyee>fort Ifrtwfttg di*,‘aad watched Tbo figtfto trtttor«d«»t,i’itealfeH ^ehtklfapW’'^B«W’ handkerchief ite tone as ! eMld-se« ' *WeN. it is tanPfrr leave boms and friends, and all that-he bolds dear; bakJjdp'BOUtrvgeet tv though I eluded to Iwrqnr irts whim, and.eQ gavje him the required4mtWrials,god looked on in perfect sstopistyMpt'to aa® ah' Amfe. icon sailuc ^ptuA iB*‘to too tvpo baxas. In a few minutes * -" •anted to the Sfo type, correct stid —r ^.-----------------was of valuo.tq the paper.. When ^qne the foreman quietly asked Mm hder *he learned to sot type. He eoolir foplibd,' . ,"Oh! that's nothing. Every l«|y knows how *^®®t Ayj>e In America,— CUyitaiid i 'MlQai»»Fd Lori: If the Ysukq? cutees will let mo alone, I will writ*yob a letter. Gen. U. S. Grant la a bBHsfah and Meade is a match for the deyll.'- Mb matter bcftrdeeply we eneoonce ouseehee* in the wooda,lhe Yankee! are an re to Jhd us out. They charge on oar work* jmaio and again and sometime, take them fee|p ua^ They fight more fiercely than I hlvp erar aeen them. Aa for digging, Gram beat! McClellan all hollow. lb* Yan­ kees build strong rifle-pita, and than oiaf Arwrr offietri ask us to charge Ujetn. We have dune so, and they ha»e given.pa fidi every lilne. My sainted 16ve,'ypo will exease nib. for using Ibis language, hut if you were with us yoo* would say they "My. patriotic hir on*, J W almost tired of this! So lung aa there appeared any chanee-vf achieving our national in— dcpeufanmb 4 fought, with a. »W phot that hope seems dashed to earth. J hayo no heart to strive any longer to keep. JtffT, payfi from going la the devil former; than ha otherwise would., ” " . “I^hmWmbi^MdntMJova. bet; really I wish I vers out of ibis army and, joined to you ill the holy bunds of wed-* iodF.” x', , . ' , • {Afteran allasion to matters apper-' taining to WaitsIf and hie “sainted love',"* be cltees aa follows f] •■J .must <dofo' tforfedly. We ana or- de red to charged to charge iht» Yanketa and if possible surprise them. ■■ ' 1 slf.lg'k AHA M,c i 1“ :T . Gbw. Gbant’s Omxion ar ma Oww • Sncanon.—A gentleman from toe front tall* toe fallowing good star, of General ■ Grant: A visitor to the army celled upontirh, one morrtihg and found the' .General sitting fa bis tent smoking and’ taftmgto see «C his staff oSoera TW •ganger approached tbs chieftain and, “inquired olj him as follows; “General, if y up flank Lee and get between him and Richmond, wHI yod not mjoovrf Wash-' ingtM. artd foftva ft a prey to^bewweBiyt" > irotu his Hiomb, iadiffitrrndy a. tofak Bemoan detack sufllraMi force frota hie armj ta reinfbeeo BeMeogwad»andj oyerwhekai fetter,Fr < ‘jNnt Maubt-.of, S*’?, -■ bls IM ^ewotare wifomolng to uk# a^alb WBtbfoUDg wUU: “Ttftl bare rwr e- toltoh dearj ttaeals*Aple>ena* b rhwfo*-yBkhkdrfmjf An •HJsi'jpaWBa? betor■ «e«hs vodi ' ' * " --- - HbOaM �HAffiXM 1AH1XB. | — for the PrwidoM^I the White llouae. i, chairman uf tea <M . ropreeetrt their party la the easaiagowpaign, “Hu. have tbe migluy MfeX Fremaat the ooce loved aad trusted nep* reeoatative «f tba great Calos oosUaseot ABfiAHAM LINCOLN,1 ul the eoaoiry, auw tbs ebuoea asaucaalv Uu. M auped for hotter uuugs kwa» hts< ts«. UMapA*ttoi lad ambtiMm has kmsd Uuu, it baa tuauy vUmra deluxe fo‘U. to v Imvo sard last tba uupMt-uf Um FOB nCM-TBBUBBXT, ANDREW JOHNSON. Cm..land ssemuMags was «u fon»uu the (xrfflBrai ttera (bn tn»t»ur ) oe to prom:L Un ita M M.UUU ul iU« ivgvtar Liuuu CuavralMU opy uf tbcrrtulutnsto ur pisiform adopt, ’ at ttsflUtiMW n«d d puaaiutelruaJalo Um ol oy tta cuavenbua, a* e»reoMve uf ' vbu«e uf Um l/uast amiiiuirtto ut Um> ite ecnaeaud uf tbe loyal pooplv uf tbe O-untry which it rvpreertta, ut tee priaei! uuosiry I VbKil puuiasd uuluiatshsidy U> plrt and policy th*v •b-Hild charsciertu ■ Alr.L;iMK4na.da represuCteUv e. But tn* ediuiui*tr«tKU o< the gwenuuebt to UMl (iuSiveuiMH. pitXMMU, utMlialurlad,Um ibe preacut cuudiuuu uf tbe country. I oueJ not any to you, Ar, Uial too out) ran- tiuu, in thus uuau.iuuualj tiuuwuiUng Ucluio lUc cuuuuy. Bulb ul ibe uuiui>ou Mrt cl«.-Uuu, but gave UHcral.cn to uecs arc rvpruM.-t.uine tucti, bulk ut ihsaluiuei uutverau! rufow uf tba loyal eterhug psuiuusui aud tuiagniv, bum ul1 peUplu ul lb* OMUiry. Tu duUbl ut juur tnutupUaul alncta.0 wuuld bn little large capucwiMM m uaU»ual atiaua, and. aburt ofatMuvfoaiug tbe to-pw ul final supbuU> bwuesl, aod fit tu ut purpvMl ui main-1 laiuiug ciuur ouuvratluus ut right, tteyj piawUM. «■! toe IcUwilluU and the icaluiaUuti b| UM guv'cruuieut uf Uic luourgvut jets until, wbuui tbe people delight ul alate*. Nwrtbcr lUuodliveOliua Mur thuew repicant.led by Uial teudy-eoiertaiMil any itoUlil aa to Uk dual t vault, under yuur MUuiuwUallou aualaiued by the luyal while tbe aunod and Wcjt. ^reeaad, when ba again aMomed cunmand. seal rtotoMd bodges and «N* uf tbe lrTX*»'. — s fiir J.- mmlW JC.lOT.M.rfsJ I. In lUMWilram. U-J forced trvro Lee’* army. | Our priunwru, «<4 pandsd, numbering 11 040, sent through Buffalo Gap add over I tbe imtMtaMM, arrived safe at Haltuoapidtat lioee oa (Mr way ville ini North. nor du Uua committed doubt tba speedy Rirer.ssrruaudmg Peteraburg^nd having auppreeun,iii ut tbia meet ewked and uu‘ posMeriuti uf the Richmond aud Futars- ptuvuked rbdlmo. [A cup) ut Um resolutions ware here Lurg ra lruad. Of course Ibis euta off Lauded lu ttto president. | alt chance of communlcatiun or supplies *i would add Mr. rieeiddnl, that It in that direction for the rebel army ia would tn Um pleasure of the o.uituUlo* and around Riobmcod. In the meantime lu cuiuuwuKMie luyuu aiUuna tew days, all tbe railroads leading north and west through uae ut us tuvet acpuuiplMbod memberi, Mr. Corus, c< New Turk, by I fxom Richmond have been effectually da I leilar, mure at leugib tba ciraiuslauous stroyed, and the sapplles in that diroo- under ateob you bats Imbu placed ia Hoc exhausted, to such an extent that Dumidativa for the Praaidouey.4 1 there Is.no danger of any mote expod i’I bc Preodeui aatd; ■-Mis CbaiituM and Gentlemen uf tba liucs, or raids against W aahlogtun, or CoaamitUw; ! will iai>u»r vuccal u.y into Maryland aod Pso nay Irani*. And gauficauutt, Uur restrain Um expression I tenter who baa been joined by Crouk of u.y grauiada, that the Uuwn people, Ceegrmaloaal Coavrwllefo A Ceavsation will be toUwl LCCFk HALL. and Averill frum Western Virginia, and llii-vegb Ibeir c<>uieutrun, in tbe ouuiin I. lb. dv •* *»~-I HMtola/ m WKONimDAT. • b<i bas been largely rcinfi>reed from ued cdbrl U. save aud ad vai.ee tbe nation, lb. <lb fey of Joly mH al 11 e'dert M.. fM tbe have deemed iue Uol uunurUy to remain other source*, is inarching towards io “) preaeui pueiUun. 1 know t>u rea Lyncbbuag and tbe Danville Railroad, M joubi uml I shall accept Um num thuaouitlng off all the sources of supplies inaiion i^dcuM: and ytt, peibap*. 1 be**" read­ to the rebel army. It has now'come to abuuld not d*1*'" — U »IW the be a question of subaistenco with Gen. ing and platform. 1 B*.U “1 “uW« M»»evar, that Lee, and be will be forced either to attack 1 approve tba declaration m fowor Gen. Grant io his own chosen position, amending tbe iXmaUlaUMu aa jo pr<>bibit oe ditide bis army, leaving part uf it to slavery through nalx.n When garrieoc Richmond, and send a furte the people ia revolt, with U>a hundred •trong enough to drive off Hunter, and daysuplieit notice that they could w.d. ■a tte>ee days assume their allegiance keep open bia coma*unicati><M to tbe wilbuol tbe over thana of tbeir inutile aouthweet, or, aa a last resort ba will be Uoa, aad that they oould n.H resume it obliged to evacuate Richmoad, and aben- afurward, eiattad to stand Mit. sued an amendaMnl of the onaatilatiuo an is now don it tn its fata. . The poeition that Gen. Grant has au. ’proposed, beoutia a fitung and nsorsaury mined win give him tbe ai-operation uf[• cooclnsioc Io the final success uf the ! Uuiuo caitso. Suehataneonn ratal and tbe gunboats oa the James River, which cover ail eavila 1 anw perceive its bn. will be worth as much tu bun la a rwia- pnrtanoe and erahvaae IL la tbe juins forcemenl of 50,000 men. He can now names ..f Liberty and Uniua let Mb labor besiege and take Fort Darling, and re­ to give it legui form and pnut.cal effect.' move tba obstructions In the river au I that the boats can advance with tbe army irroaiatiUy upon the doomed city. an lilted te Amr felwgalm ton tn« »rt coiMlj t»mb4m( felegwte. to Ui* J. M. NEVW. M. U CmWWTQH. B. WBIGHT. The eunveutiua that met al Baltimore oa lbs’7th day of this month was in many respects one of the moot remarlca* bls ameniblys of the present age. It was cmnpaeed chiefly of men of eminent standing sad ability, and expericoca in our national nflairs. And tbeaa wore choerti nt regular Conventions held In all tbeStates of tbe Union, and In name that cteim tu be out «if the Union. Due notice was given uf the lime and place of tedding tbe Convention, and responded toby primary aaaemblagM oftbepeople, and delegates ware cboeen who were sunp<ord to represent the feelings aud wish­ A corns; oedent of the Chicago Test­ war, writing from Kingetoa, Georgia, June 1st esye: •Before tt>e rebell ion Kingnton was, tu um tbe wraaeuter of tbte tegfon, -a right amort pl.re." It boasted of name A correspondent uf the Chicago Trib- right hundred uibabit aril's, eat oral large •turea, three or lour hotels, and consideru*e aeye: “The telegraph baa informed you of ablacutVM trade with tba sarruaading Sbarinau'a biicctm in ouiupeUing Juhna neighborhood. But war’s drrad dre»tei>« tu rat real, and of hi* occupalMSt <•( lioe, and a destructive fire, whfeh omi Marietta, a town situated on tbe tert dentally took ploee M February bwl. have tbe must mtorange id bill* in N«rtbarn Georgia, and rendered the town one arable, slragglmg-l‘->hiog places to be aa impnitant UMnufasloring town. • Nearly all tba p*P*r made in the cm»- neen any wbera between Imre and N*Sbfedrracy kjbe product of 1he aiiila al ville. Tba Inhabitants have dwindled down that place; aud io Addition, there an ar. MMala, ponder India, factories, 4k.—ell i by reiawvala and eel Utmost* to tbe Mbi uf which arc bow loci to Jeff. Datto foe- el army, end ' there are wot at proeent I more (ten -about cue hundred citizens ••Marwlla is immediately oto, the At­ reaidinl fa tbe village 1'bcee are iwoeslanta mm! LT>attaiMM>ga Railroad, and is ly Women — leas, lank, and aerawny — n»t ocly struug by Mature, hut suscepti­ who epend m>«l of tbe lime ia the blieeble ..f twjig lurufied a., airily that a Iul oceitpstiun of ertuffdlpping aad tobee few tbmieand inea eld bold It agaiaet cw rhe wing. It aeema to mo that female I!fe-that oftbe poor wbtes—«<>«id bo auy odda ia a direct aaeaulU Btrong earthwork* had been balk, and by ma- a perfect black, were II nut for a bladder ’ noeveriag Joboatoo from tbu place, I have u< Muff and a pine stick.' “Tbe railrwod—the Western and Au no d«aibl but Gen. Sbermaa baa saved tbuuaens of live* 'I »■ -I lent id, built bj tbe stale— rOM soal and west through the centre of (ho village, wbkA to eneloaed in aa ampkhbeMra ut xJohnMim has been er badly beaten hi enuM ( hifla, none of wMch, however, pre­ strategy as was Pemberton ht Vtckabwrg; sent , a aatura! foruficaVoO. To the aoatb end he knows and Wi It; ar.d his army’ run. a bebMtog Idlie brook allied Tw.. is eLagrined beyond Hwastrre | Lavs Run, wHeb empttee Into the Eu.wav r rm versed with prisoner, captored at river atajwt feme milee frora bore. On the battle of Raes tn, who arg nut only the east side »f ibe village, in the wblley conversant with tbe eentirrmta of the , arty at large, but of Juhnstun and bis ,seven regteMOM, all waking wmeperta- es, sad who were instructed in this mal­ lee by thane who cboee them. Tbe Cooventloe thus composed, and Twetructed, aad reflecting tbe opinions of the greet inaae of UbLmi men, with remaritable “From Marietta southward tba connuuasimity, cboee Abraham Lioeoin for try te level or gwtfv undulatteg; and Pmsidun t, aad Andrew Jrhasna foe Vice there to no point at which Joe Joteetoo President. And a platform wne adopted amid hope to make a stand north of the long enough end breed enough fbe all Chatuhuoebe river, elgtt milea from Au Unia • and even then tbe chances for sacUnion mca to stand upon. oewefot resistance are sligh*.” In tbe mean limo, during tbe pendancy “The Banks of tbs streams are low of the reguler Union Convention, another aad Um wMoh ehaltew, aad It will be <me waseuned and mvt atCle valar.d on tbe far leas Mktft for them t. teak him SlsteffMay. On that day two or three bon Democratic National Convent* in to aaeemble io Chicago on th. “’“•rK'JHter"’ ““ morning. Gem Butler reports from bis obeervatory. Bear Bermuda Hundred, that Ibera hue been sharp fighting, and that tbe troops and trains of the enemy were, as bo wrltm, muviog Irum tbe city .cross the Appomati.x, as If rsUwatingflancock is not near enough to render Gen. Smith say aid. Tbs Rmbmood papers bare nothing to indiaata a euspicum </ our oroaeiag the J Aines River. They expect to beaiucked from Um duwcUuu uf Mai sent ll»ll. City Point, June 15, 2.50 p. m.—Our iateat report from Braith was at 4 r. ■. He bod cairied a line of entrenchments at Beatty’s House, the colored tn-'pe ■ msu I Ung and carrying the rifle pita with grant gallantry, but he had auk yet carrial tbe main Im* He describee the rebel artillery fire ss vary beery. He expacted to assault tbe line just before dark. Hancock is within three miles of Smith. City Pidnt, June 16,7 a. M., efe James town Island 1I.-4S *. M.—At 7:20 p. m. yreterday. Smith aseaullrd and earrried ibe principal line' of tbe oneniy before P<-t*r«ber<, teklng 16 cannon, several stand nf adore, and bet warn 300 and 400 priaeivrs. Tba line is two mil<M fr>uu Petersberg. Hsnock got up and ufok a position on Smith’, left To-day Ibera •a,'heavy firing in that dlreetioa, from fit a Vi six u'cfock. No report bie been received yrt. Doot Hard Landing, Virginia, June. 19.— I p. m.—After sanding n>; despeicw of this morning from the heights south­ east of Petersburg, I went over tbe eap lured line with General Grant and sever­ al engineer officer* The works are «>f tbe very.etrungest Hod—mom difficult to take than was Miaekmary Ridge, al CbauaniMigB. The hardest fighting was d.me by the black troops. Tbe fiwts they stormed were tbe worst of all. Al­ ice the affair was over. Geo. Smith went to thank them and tell them be was proud •>f tbeir courage' and daab. Flo says they caaN bo rxceflrd aa soldiers, and hereafter he will send them in ay difficult placee as readily ss the best • hila troops. They captured six out uf tbe sixteen can­ non. Tbe priednJFs we took were* from Beauregard’s command. 8>>me uf iboiii aaid they had teat crossed the Jama., above Drury’s Bluff ! du not think , any uf Lae’a army bsd reached Peters­ burg whoa Smith stormed iL They seem to be making arrsngumeuts to bold ibc I wr« aide of tbe App-imalox. Tbe town they cannut think of tedding, as H lieu direetlv under uur gun* Tbe w«itb«r ia eplehdid. . w City Point. 4:15 p. m_ Jobs Jff-Gen. Butler repurta, ftoru Bermuda Hundrvd, that the enemy bars absnAmed ths works in frimt of that place. Hie tna<ps art anw engaged In tearing un tba railroad between Kicbmuod mm] Petersburg. Tba fiill.iwlng dcdpetch does om desig­ nate the hour but It is auppoeed tu be later then lbs previous ouee. . JafoMnwn, V*.—1 cams down frum the pontoon almve Fort Powhattan with aeatssiaar^LS of July for the purpose of nm enndidates for President sed Vk Si'M.uX.Sa!SL.•?—— dent of the United Stele* ft appears that Levi Bishop of was a.competitor of Mr. Barlew rinuMtiin Vader tee bending Bhbep, by Mousing Onto haw kt hilled,** the ddeertotr aad Trit nouMa Mr. Btsbop’a defeat, and CunvenUun “preferred an olwcur* Hampden' by tbe name of ’Bai whom nobody ever teird," to who ie known from Paris to Pi So. Il would appear that a mi eariuoaily gain something by knwwn, while be is liable to let too weB known. U. S. 10-40 BONDS . this vkWty. Harvey Bpeoeer • ip tba arm and aide, mm tall), and Garnish, leg. amputated, bmh of Mite Infeatry. A too 8etg1. Dav well of the 20th luft., leg. amputi In the battles with Morgan I tocky, it appears that tbe lite I was engaged, and we autKO tbe f« easualitoa. E D. Bowen. (X II IL A. Lathrap, Co. C. wounded alight. Jute Braaeua, fimb ’ •light- The 2d qserterly cuoferaace Grand "River Asouciadua of Univ, will bo held to Um Greve at W CHANCERY BALE. [TATW «r WICHMAN.-Tbe Cfcwtt > fer«b*aeea«y toBarTv.teOtoewry. Coetrr, rm Saturday and Sunday and Kkh day ul July next. A i^c. Uhff, a^Lri^t. invitation to alL Dmutw.—Tbe add weelber vrch tee tern followed by the < extroaie of teat, and the drue Hade of vegetal**In Minneeuta end Dacula, and rvgMO north and week oftte Mi Euan frm Bmtofrt, W' Tayalton, .' Ib.tr rate Idtarriemt few tee ia tbrea per cent. per -ewm. .Omv—g -* **» *»•) ms ia ranees parts of tbe eae-Jt '•’ At itepesam cate < J ragh a «a gwM Uwy ’ FV « Orer Elfbl Per Cot litemf river, there tee been a protracted extending now into the earned yt from all indicative*, at prew.i, be tested ttet odr own •«*<* to bo exempt frum the seme vjeil Pnwstoee, Buuwtv. Ac,-Wi uMr oer readers Io a eard o ABeo’s In another part of the p regard tu Pensions, Bounty snd I wfSuldidrt. Mrtedeaaa. ibefeHseeaHUp ef pto.M perttoa Aay melters uf t> MttMtedto Mr. Allen, we tevet will receive prompt attention. Ka.waKtata. u. w toe OMOtrp tohatfo. seaaasM Aa nnaenKUeUirttotoM aadlateracttaeeia. Tim. Boat. amy U'ndbM W to ~~ ' f"“ H« up *tey ma——Ha. «a tbe aaotaau C8AMCSRY SAL*' from Gen. Sheridan, but tbe Puchmuod H'foy of tbe IM cmttafoa n dispatch 1from Lee, stating that Simridaa hod beau kJ hnu. ca-iaty ot Barr;, ia Chaeearv routed io tn eng^ement wifi Fiohagb tide tu Ibe froet. Among teem I aotkri . tee Eleventh, Titete and FoertNete A r..p«id> AM Im MhAMAc-dM Kenurcky, WxtyMMUl and Twenty fourth has been received from Gao. Sherman, lllitmle. Flrat ft—......... and Ninety-fret k only etatoe tbe rslaxivs position of the Indiana. • “Tbe women here are httaeealy rubai; ,they speak of the Northern army hi a very dtaparagiag rnmner. sad ‘•■urn’ with , the Mghaotprsfee. A few uf teem irum , policy, tert ntefr teowmelvee with a J paeiMUy, but say little about ibe Tube.’ A rwaeert WMfr by u»e of tee the Democratic Convention last Detroit, tn represent this Star New Advertisements. Tbe Anuy uf the Potuinae at Um pres­ ent writing is an the south side of James Corps.'while Virgin*. rM .deer coin. W S'.t’L0’ , c"~' <*"* NOTICE. Having tern appointed Sabbat i JffisetoMry for Western .Mieh'gai । American Sunday School thio method tn Infirm the friend* both Schools hi Berry County, te uteMMHly on tend, al Grand Raj Pool Office addree., the publics �• Wih i i il^.n iSlilii if* JW!HI �as.l A3 — SMitS, ^aseiannH ■t’OAWMO asm X> * fsfoM .l ur.ct Regulator. BlMSIin 0M1WI. ■■­ r^.JEitosa trttftid'i that ibe grass . I5±l»£t, ar* wot pS&utvS Xo lhe x-uXAac m a wuSvelKe wXitW uA.\\ ewve -nW Ww. “W® Artwela Weilti V»- Wi,*to,* WM-waWf rcraitAiwA. •Mixii—hr gvtAS s'lhatgra*»<>rgralft-is i da. Must plauls whiff • jade are weaker toms tba open fiA’ Bdflig , eiip’iniya, the asp Js borated, and a adft ,wi-: SouWx.'ftMtT* ©5 \vva«, Vicevv. COME AND BUY MORE BuAtorenoMd-(o -gra*^, among .grain, tbereii itftt MW>f r rHsdb w bo i tslbold «kktoftv Ofoe&t&. an artk<X.s. aj 8tou\at\\ D\kUv%, vok<\c^ vS takea \\\ c\aanX\Ve», aaA. ak Ww. V***^** kwac, ate d idre v*-***^** °5 ^r-T^’JZioua J^exier, - , Pflt/«r and jSgue. reSEr, CCE txnsawraa'wssa g Liv&r Gomplaini, aa wwwbotaoase stmesph* re, impure water, tad other external eauac% HoaTarru's Birriri may conn op, are wtsoagar that tba graa* ^UaUd-lM «t*rl tt wee ahmd.. sad draw from the earth the clement* of their wpporOMC^'**. •N’PM«l ’»* the grata. tWoparaiiiOate to their size and > j*; ' ■' ' Jaybndioe, Kidn&y Cc>niplainta, latter;,ia the Bratju suffer; dm grain de. pH Isa. It, of uufoldre and other elements ofgrowth. Terbapw it llngwrs on till GOODS MddrtHt wpnaed to tbe hot, eeorcteinj wp.-w^Wt ict tpany caaci deprives IV of Um vitality at pucoeeoos. •ijftltofnrts seed had'beta sown toy lliett-iBa plsula would bare had lie beneMdarMMM*^wlevw~« ?~- -A ---‘-1----• doctsjned 'ln the soil— would have made. waUadjf.aitoM/.hialilv «K»wlb >hicb AftMa<'B\,XUTs uofrsquentlr restored todiealtli within a few date liP'WFVSS' V IJi-lVIlaJtHViItsiaa ,a people* the brer, itsUotai 'VoKvc. tick •opoaJoenced and oocrrtri ■' ' ■ 1relive itrsen. eft.i-Lle .-.j, Dy "Kokaek's HXoxxumAx *B\XXq*« ^T***',**n±A! ClRES&ltav* \tooY man'e VAead. , ate «. wm «a hesrn ingwm iimllh-fora loog time bariss brqoei.ll, to eall a j hyaieiaa ta.aC Dr. 'B.cfcnjxk’e ftXaxaoLc\\ *B\XXc,t» : Evidence ot il>« tnoit reliable tod .setponalble character will accosipanv ibe tatdiejdf; Price 41 per Uolile, oriUfcrU. Delivered to aoy odJreM. securely paekoJ from obacrvatioo. *© D-eribt in all annmsaidUinu, thro. .Belaid down”d.rce LU of ground UU*psMHt.<M one lie sowed oau. with tUPgriMa rtHtf aiid tx>-another ho lUiutd’ Jho ^taseUoad, whUe th. thisdfhe a^red witb grass seed only. UtoGafa www fodder while nvUe p.IsHbe.^iaas did not du well; dsw plaMa did nut thrive, atwi many seemed to ’ Wo understand they dill dome batter on-tba wheat plot. But wbdra-fbe grass was emtn by itswlf, a gogd cropAtf hay. poa.obtained ia August IHMVUKEOFTRADB Come and See!! _ HVA« JUST RECEIVED AU DsTwoim Evsarwwisa. s«eK:;u„. ... jawr" to. U.™. .A btohto, ■; s Which .. rf&r.t Aja euonotny to aow any kind of gr ■yt CWn,fcr. De. *B.o\>aek?* B'WkukcXv ’BiXXews Dr..^»\xack» • j ,, ** ftKovsuwXx, 'BViXctt PIANl BXo'Wco.eb. "fi’Atcc* taw- auja.^ vxe\.aacX\o\vi awA. maki XaS«- Dr. 'B.o'btxekk SVnWAxeXx. *BaXXat» IB2IE>in®S© HRIMJBS. art,kae So\&veY'e VAtwA,\3\^ W«kar« nar IM.r tooda, ueh . ^te^t.x\k\A\0, D\.avAxux,D^eevAer^, 'B.\x.ca'ca.aX\.?>'c\v, cXe. BOOHS & BWS8, ■<*«*<».■ TWfoBewlag are eoiMcfSHr ^Their*hi?oT",J|,mi|* l Xoedkaod Rtarttle, ■ whieh tnwtowteUfoAU »e <M «>iy principle for a partem tio'dag MaaMne. ,rt>“ । I ■ saw art. Wv< rvAi laaxC* Betoee axiACow^oA- Dr. "SWtoack'* A large stock of Goons toy. -He doubt*—m be well mat Jtfa>r alp™ h.? I. .ooh IM par v»a\ve X\ix \yooy huux vaa.x\\\ Doctor'* DWXa. Wv&Mioratc. X\\t \Mak a\\A ta\nkAa\t 1. ■o? ^!nC;: ./A'flgfo.- atnonnt of Wfoi GROCERIES Ua a. Sex -m.evW0fA«t a..l.-ters»ow. <1 . u. IMPORTANT AND.JRU^I, |t JToa euAring with that dre'ad/liaaaao, Xat>. i ■rears neuralgia Kwawjii^wiv Watsw'i Xssatms K«« will cpood.ly relieve. ABEyaeaaflUogtrom tbe gnswisgsof Dxanw^*”gnW^1<>U’"Ol-!«•*»»** fear wilh p*iB’w:u* G”"u PIANOS MMb PIANOS acai® ® i id®.®ajtp , : HARMO»FU*M9r" inn.i^n.rtTFcJ-.W^' PIANOS ^'.TtHirrti * stsi AWK’SSJFK ^Tav»O’'» Xrvssteu Ibra will aaaasgw year • 77w«« gitters are ptU up ia quart bottles, qf qphich toe above is a/ao-sim­ ile. JThe label is finrib enffraved.Md U presided with a safe-guard front oenints-feitere. (Prion JU per Lettie, O' six for J5. . , , O. W. Jfobaelc, (Prr^rietor, Jfq. ( East Fburth Bt , Cfnciioali, to when all orders should Lr addrerred. ‘ PIANOS for sale by i , iiaSrCars da^ai—f Uwe. This to a mtatoke. The •t^’Wtot hjstlnct prompts Ibe miller to , sails Ibis <n«MH of perpetuating its It iud AND DRY GOODS! GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard yNbtmr error asa setiry \J in ihe.WeerrHoeto. - salopt* r»TM * MeNAruWTON. ^sttskin&;:,'^xzr: c^^wtzifiteAottnnw is oecitwwiv aiinole efieeo and easv. Shake them well efld tie toem ' £ st to bbtofire.UMHi to build cedar ckaau, aa<^t«-Hltotoailtltobedelrithtossd gartatnlawUh the sleketMag.odor wComut statin gs'. hisbuil st^pssifirE^.^yw niWrt i'€URE5as*5&* ; asap scour «r an d Iho usande whs MglWCt t» at ail thorn aelree of its protective qualities In advaMe, ere are covaapoeeA ©5 vave aa^ yooXs. av\A WxXiV vxkvved. make XXxevci. R. J. GRANT! woidd'.ihAttor have enabled • tbam to 'thcvogb .gpp bAfarorablo condiitoOfo ’. 1 -.■■•,'•■ ■ • But it is a miataka to suppose- that ^jffipArnW.li^tf.lp the spring whl itot’ yield a'ar-p ot bay.till the Mlowingy'^tr.- 1frin wWnmd is In good order, tbrftlw when pet away, tmd it will be ftr them to get in if necessary cans U. taken. - But to the ad rice: Mort of our inserts are rery hardy, caring 1st-, tT8 for wind and weather, and will never dowel “an>malic pain.” ■ WeonarjMckcd. add* smalt skins In tbe beotre,oTh cask of toUcao leaves and atoms, but.tlia rail, ler weot there, deposited her eggs, and ibe AKS faere rained. ThUahuwa that Utopian But delicate aad cate nothing for tobacco. Expensive' cedar ■ closets are ft^Wip’.Iy cousirueted with lhe idua tUl thaYatber pleasant odor of the oeder U< ebjoeptly dF^greabll to the m<nh to k^btolwap articles of clothing a sXvav.- an.d aW. dincasc.?. kat ’aatu.Ye, M0Ma»ut» ' ,.a AND COMPLETE. HARDWARE! 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Ua they c» IlghtiPg their burning h.w*, MJltok nJAdn dnt against th __________ _______ of ••• aad exuiiaihwi. ns.a n-veJr- fifil “Al vMMb U the fata of all *fe ,a*e- mt wim, HF FUN MECUANTCAL AND ■EDICD'AL PUKt'OcaS.QSLT^ ’■ •» ------------- ------------- -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- — -------- - GROCERIES! ’gaisrrtlanv. BWACtJN TBOgJtlE’S D1MLOYAXTY. - Evening dosed darkly around the old grey fernibmse on the hiUMdc.-only a TEA. COFFXE.‘«rOA». SPICES. PEPPE*. faint line .glighk'whrtw the western sky PBtTNKS. HUS, *Al-4KS.CODF1BBt nu-i the earth, telling iff the gh.Hes of i» fed. •ranlbtax in tto QnMnrj'tiss. sasb ss the rsnisIMI day. llirm^h the dusky •ill to MMMdt for fsiuil» «HL. came lb* prnnwier «if the letups Alas A grvst vsrwtv of tbs »r«im the targe kitchen, where the fsmHy were g-theibd Aimtwd the e*«y fireplace; CXLl-uttl’ JXHZ3JU1XET tbs Deacon and Me »m,«, o^jether with And reeking Extracts, tfewg* Stanly, a /’■ant' neighbor, disetrn•ing pntoiios t Minnie life dat»»h»«r, ths ">% IMJBNtOAkWW-UJM rwsisvt'and prettiest of the village girls, paring apple- quite contentedly, while In the backgrotMd Mrs. Thorne sal knitting, her eyto fiaM on the beautiful forms whtoh the eh*Lara were assuming. • ntlJOPEN. CAMDN. As , As. The JXeaceii was getting axcited. H is CpM aar skvtvn tr.sv be lend all sf tffs i eyes flashed, and be «p<>ke in angry to«ea. ?,.. ^ MMX,rOFCUA» ■*D«m,t talk to ms, sir ; It’s a* unjust l war, a near cursed by tnsn, and' by the iVtoe*r-; •'•jr-’L?, dMnrd to JsiMiah, .fell Msod Wkih PATENT MEDICINES »T Nearer and nearer they esDia. Aiung tbs dtiirty road tWdbJdU of tba advano. tog eMvmn. the tramp of armed men ■ed tbo dash nf musketry .wera blended .w.wddest,«.MirMd“D. Ak^iaand «u«iw. P" pd'AWfd। to m«t tho<D. , ,, "Ybo are welonme,** he s£d - fliave aympathind witb y>.i/h>: vour ado^gtra, I dm With y<.a bwt and wmt; ail I «k 4a that uiy botoa ahall itmain oniwleal deatmy-ani that Iles Wthfn mir path.^'lt matters not<Miwb*b aide yna wab. eonr .. . ... ^•I’g.tomioih.es^aihsfemefiiwTi; wM f <|<r, |b|| tpMUjtdWi^sd fewMM’ aaetow••> that rata, albitifti,-”' lv that I mtty'nol'Iba'Wiri<M,aMi ■»» aburobyardt oe witMn « toito W> wy ProsbytapM;(pEal«NitontMtol. meeting ^KriTSJwgs.'ESirii: “ivi^JISnrsi'S' WOOLEN Mr. H. B Swiall, lata -I Ltneuht Col­ lege. Usr<>rdrr4e*it|y iatlrerrd a lecjura .« ths MiAKdaatawm lb- M<«umI Htatnrfeal'S^My qfaMnoUMi. ■ UtArMU-xi.unara had bean unabl* to diaomtar any signa of the exiatencB of an stino«pbrr« .urr.iunding the" nMne; tb* leatarer said : “If are #ra >o tonka Mr ar*amani of the atoon bUwr frWStrt n -­ Stan &wn aumanf >Ua anaemia! cmdl- •ben-dmA* The gredv tfrteto 'AdWcn Lab, wss UraAUieilur ./ i kattatw nod J AT, nod. J wraajog, andjg described. ,fty 1 Tccxiniu nU hfe of tbg nh|ter, V> ‘•r been Angularly Iniptacticslile in f.■- fttn pet and dHphtiimte* llfeitrtd'e, flaw Lx*, was iii G'iigTwm xttbe thwii< «fe ittoCaiikJ^MWWg Hfel'l existence P< ^IdauM^UtigjiUabtowoea Jaivaa** ■itoos* it bi^r strange nould it be. Little *,”d ,w«..h4 to*". vi««d 'dsspsratd tneasu res to.defeat tbo i is lh->qgbt in nur daily career, of the fane, In its absence rortotf ;!M m diia i ihiiii nf Mcg L*Wid lions oftbe atmiwphem chanaotsr dts( wfeb hi I8W, tSari;* Jilt*. eteina) silence must reign ; dmvereali.>o l« carried <m only b» signa I the eagle <d omdor w..uM flip their wings ia •ain attfmpte to rise ; no fuel would burn nothing hot electric light dispel tbedarknrs*. No tinted cl-uds nor gorgeous •kfe. bgt monotony of scene, uUqelty • f dark ares Failing in this to exhibit the prims m<4ar of life, it has been asaprtod that the moon is no (seiJeeos of the pfeieality of worlds. Lut modern dls.-u>Vv b«s shown that there may be ■< < noi:.-. tn—» 1 J' ■ •iynibahUlty of life lalating tbrrs an.11-U lUsfc makM the known to us. It baa always been thought ■pp“-b'fa t/srune aids of -'t«r'.iW was applicable to tbo Wj.mpUdrff n.|. other.' But Mr. Hsimtw, a distinguished «s»*al<4.eIevdtt<» triAj.- illitaaui men- ~mttoentiffaanvm»n»«T,fe due the honor I ■•Idianivering h 'dltorepemry In that idea 15ie slightest deriall.lh in the time of the in»dHr (JJAHAd’Mfed sftcnnrtely. and for it^les .round. It wavsd and rose qh 1 the billow* of fl«<ne. l!>en fell with a I<md crash, sending up Inti* the air '8 million JOHN ROBERTS ; fragments of lurid digbL " M.l’*1 few thr> rtrter the mnkeaf Um Union army.”' fenw u*ay r*M,fh*n> tfe tohe»<«f the -Id. Uh, t'alhnrrk’* JAmiaTbuenn rawed bis Joy a»d lovr may gslhyr anigad.,’!’ *)•• apfHwimgir.l Tor ihmiIm this ba<l hearthstone, bdl it can ns ver, nmr be as lieen Mis gmisl dream of hit eiHtenos. drsr to hltf tieari as that which he brtni'gfii ibr ws '1'waa snsinbbs, 6s thought, to suffer and his Iwids to'in her yuulMul. beauty, to; /lir il owed tot, far.tbs iilsoty h»« tons wiiioh bis s|uldewi b*va grown (fees ipSpccwl sttsnusn will b. p.id t» COMPOUND- toifera IwgveMbvd.to their ■on. wostmoI INJ .ua y>gytayVol>d *"J rd. He wsayuuiMt and toipulwr. anti fancy to riisabuvd and womanhood. By the side of the expiring ejnbefa sjjirbew^ _ u'“*“ f" tbv lewis wee to his eyes ■■ fe walked b>' Drsnm Thoma lekmrd many*' a stern Virginia thsmud-ts and stood looking nut into lemon; and when the morning sun I.Hik­ fiwfe Ikra^uUVtife “^.1 lb-lught. .-.r. nt »ed down <fe- htUside, which but »hs dny W. been •feeUd- Ky «ffcw UKwr, ., “N»u tUMMUrd the Dnswm, "my hoys1 before waa covered wiljl lifs-aM beauty, and driven bask svfe* Pn«to«aa* 1>fe !■!» »<t going, to war. i have-doss all in I a niafl. 'true and loyal, io w|*<aa beprtA M’ ■UKWM<*a*y»i<>«l ruffes te she with 9. W. BTBBTW, i«iy power h- dwvurngs rnUeunvata an.t I fow lit iternaf ehcuUy 'against the full tWj* JobwUcoiijiaas to do wo. Tbs him wfe. fiend. SfeHry; fed-feu* rdgkUrwd; *WUKRIFT. ‘ N»» UMsWy be fenad In IWCesrt (hms Ihv-Fedvrto UtMtorsn stench a tarns.! awned ila^nming. ■ ■>.-x..Jan;.:umm'-. ’ ' and ill svtli a cauMT. ts is frtoad of mine." I 16 |tiei>iy«bur<t Um .name JiM>arWl in ^’•fe’totoUtf rtflilNg H. our Ovuiitrjy jj^oals.,,.jU1.4w U»«jfMll»i few |Ps4<«>ar..JwwtoMn wfeenty idHve sp»»kmg.B"wr~hfar 14wl it say duty to , fed raged fiercely, uiuxuilrollably.— J south ..f th* Pototuae. ,,"jii .7.., ; pv.: My gntndatrv Mi i*.Aba.old war of Among the thousands of bra<e then who . . -^e«4 ts ser-iss. bMkmy sM toeaSf “.tixrws sawaws?’ ths Revolution, and I should despise lay- rushed f»rwaMlXi»toentoeM,l<s^*RM^fit ih44 sb'iM >bte- dewsvwdast s pt*era bemore earnestly and ddterwriqefey•stato yyatA hsau In eMur/aud p*lrtot<am. I Jamie Thuya. George £tagly *4 fHMhl K<nj sdly hl [boSts. Mid retain «>• seif feepseb in^ abaU snh.t, hnt I itevwgld. MG may be you'd g*ve rnsMu*- tr distant butpWal he itruggied agaltrrt fes ba&**l3«s«to*e‘Wd bean pruMieed fietoto" . to 'l ».r el“d* *••!' J • all eafei . rww»radw«llis" «"ls , Tbv DceoMttMawseed bin anseringiy : "C ffe Muhlnat.; fefeWfht verfebdfe I ,<l. kw., >««. I'tR-feheenngbi toe spsr fcver. •round him on every aids;, but be re-i i^Gti. Bta-to-.nl*-ATkfe*-^ wMb Maj Xgaiu^'Hi ngadia- fe- prwsaii iag mem toahted mr1nj«ifed onrff Ue ^Am' W Ah' “1> “MU-fetaWife W«nr Tbe North. »«<* Math toy gords GrotR-Stanley -firsttoss’s betlfe; toiotos few noble; die w’>m.WhitaBvM««i w»» Atame eheU uevar hr ytMesATfou awutr feinted Uuups, wh* tor. s*loo< toafi.beM daU. niWs no suchannuunosmatiL except div augy.c^MferMUi luy MiMMife and w- NfiSW la ViOtfu W •Im dgfMHA bring iuy efega ep*«. bar pvllsd to falI back, a halUtrfek hup,and n- I-.*------ --I -J -»- —1 f.r^Fr.tMs ■""’•a p^wvs, • wwavi twsrr nwn Mviews •V A Wan who to dto- UiHE ’ |fama&M4Matototo^toa*i*«toy feutnfetaa iisfesnaaa <Mbfe. wbw hod Bnttoefl lJuWiV fciM deserves nothing but coutgigpCi •■ Jj .<> by his aide, Jamie exlsntsd hi' .bajpfi, 1 ,X^il|l>«m|^*b--iM*iwfei»iy*g«re■Rto.tJlL'Yu' faAbag."r.«aM4>aitHrTfer»e.toh .•v dW«“dW^.**<fe.s-V*Mfes* -tW hrfhiuf Eterto* h»r» bto' the? »rm^f AM toari4NMr,<«.N^ ^ , B«o»Ub.y>ur,*m- Jbafe»f»Oa*4»r.m>d ol U>« feeair to*»«i»Kib4 )to*to to>.,fe>-.>4sanf Ar im<I>T 3UB.TO0S. -4®^, yui’cAsiH ’ lferr$t » » « AJ®ft2i?.’54£W«i£r^ -.^ aevrmL tears Hf Irregulwrlty he had aaer'ibed U* the «Kct<‘"ifbaVjto grarltation. He asatHwthut rfaw-ceeUo of gravity and * *“ if figure are nr»t ctffnridest. <me st bant). Aha other eight milesj there'M composed of a light halC ^byuifwltB iu amalt .-wp—^j4w,lbO'«yv.-.r«prMants well its (htnre. Balls bees lieen mat b>4b>w cut w uhAMiewdo. thickur than the other • the dsaliay being given, Calculation des• ribes the curve to i nicety, and esce rrrsa. Hie o-oelti«lon.'i!ttn. is that ths hemis­ phere turned towards us is the lighter tl<m of fehabtoiuls ix very direct, as air and water,wiMtld pats rally grayUats to the Im* ImI a|de;.and (he imagfntoimi ia fceWi pUsrb mt The other .ids of the ffernr.-’ a world e«»rrwep<mding to oar own in the n*i«y Meat id* the air and wa- JWw feftfr •’ • ’•*% le-toi AeeWtW'fet anything tro*. to-«Ay harufer'dAaUsd.ap'totaua of Um pUWMO; aiu) Yanktoewanna S uux.— equally ffedj Wr '4*K -or psne—that ttfeti thenovfeauun w the Mfexri la eUfe4 fit«fe* iK.w4M* *fe amigratiou to tba w^cn t*rrit<><id« earned u» FACTORY, ' “ ghMWbtob dKVBMN toiJWS • RWJsiltoM ‘ A.-i:? worn. qiKDiMo NltydMtfWtaJMfeAMs artorau dL itodpuA tobblMtsJ tfe'Sfen v«aU7, and. asaartaiulng ths UralMlg «f iba boa- �a**- <«'•'• been aforetime, the aakoowfadged ehm»fffif: Job. Oarlre; lb. |Oqr<|b* tWe« pprty long, for the mourner* at yoer grave; and the tear* wa shad shall b* few for •ae who aUndim. tab task ta tbs midto wa* taspoanibl* to ascertain the oaua* ot me *uwo*av, wr me extent or me isjwnm ■aefhiill by the unfortunate man. Tb* of abuse, charging him with nearly all the criman known to tbe d*ca)<<u*.— There ebasgea, so tadeatrioaMy drailawd by Mr. Bailey, had Ibet r effort in ca- citing preja/we fa tb* mfads of tbe pew pl* bare; and ^breha wrerewarded f*r his hostility with on* of th* beat office* fa Mr. KMfaggtegift, it wool very far to confirm themAnd thee, on* e( ibe very first rets that Mt Baifay preform^ ta bfa edfafal rapacity, sis io appoint an aprelate Ro- theory moat gshmallg arespiad, was that Ebrro* Bawwaw—Jfaar Srh ia on* paam ear gun. stop afl eoattasow commonth lo^ay aiace the first cavalry fight mreiestiraby rail between Richmond of this campaign waa feagbu-U* haul* aad all point. South. Bo toog aa Grant J*Gf the utoal tneldeata of a trip from .a__ ’ J__ V..1J kv Beatings to loetoa. faja nparfiatrea to of Todds Tavern. W* tboogbt h waa a ypaak. . Tbe open luvalreoptoy, and preUy rough introduction to oor sumth* beretifal aad thrifty erttas end vil- m*r‘* work, but like array other job set MV, SO days’ ration*, compel Lre to fol­ fagn* *faug th* Jtoe Of tb* MteWgaa Cen­ before u* we surfs a «l*aa thing of it, low him, ar risk heavy eugsgament* ou tral, tbe superb, enterprising, and 'iub- “won the' victory” aad got through *ooo unfortMtad ground. enough to go • fishing. Company K lost stantial oily of the *tr*ila, tbe beauty and ptacidity of the Detroit river, th* pleas­ baavily in this engagemaat though non* were kllfad. Lieut. Paodill was wound­ ant and qoist beauty of I-ake Hero*, ** ed and borne from th* field. 1 have not seen him since, but laora he ia rewverisg aad will ba with es again. A word ia there wa* whfabytaib^Ma*, aad that y*u mat kN! ad realre man “anyhow.” puhlfaan ad his depc»y. who waa btateat in his detum^atien* of hfa former areooiale* of the republican party, pad of tbe ■dministrmtou at Waahtagton; and wbree affiltatiou with tb* opposition wa* gaag* more glowing aad oomprahanaiv* than my poor pen can command, to per­ forty oflh*m fa a gang, **cb with a eop­ mit of any attempt* at delineation bee*. purhead emblem oo bfa garment* up to 1 cannot, however, forbear reverting to the polls, at th* townabvp arreting hare th* wild, grand and ptatsreaqus scenery ta IMS, tadupuaH their votaa, aad ate* to ba witnessed upon tbe Western Mas*. hi* own, not only against th* republican Railway, from Alb*ny to Bo*ton. To a can4>datea for township oSere, bat Western man, there fa much of sublime against lb* Repents of th* Uni vereixy aad of this weak.. Tbe cause of th< I ttewto not known. Tbe buiJ taiaed all the. worldly good of pant, who .fa consequently lei I hi* favor may net be considered flattery. A more efficient officer the <Mb doe* not pomes*, and we shall all ba plowed to (y The city authorities of Chicago b**e contracted with a Boston firm for » '•Fire alarm. Police and Water Tele­ graph," to e«>*t IGfr.000. Tb* work fa bar* beau mueh heavfar than during tbe already barre, and th* wb4e will b*, whole of lam summer. Bet fa every eo- •bra finished, tbe moot aompteta and see him at hl* post again. .. The cavalry oorp* has d<mn a vast arnoMtt of fighting thi* *' " tbe aaai v*reary of our national mstis the“Ud Jhahfaaed wsl eutaad a cordial invitation to I gagemeal we hare been entirely aneere*tut. W* have fulfilled th* pledge cf Col. killed the rebel Ge*. Smart. of th* community here, and his utter dfaregud of their principles,this renegade Republican wa* rtoommendt-d for tbe Still coward, wearily wends th* train highest pay ; and this was done, with tbe through deep cut* in the solid granite, or full knowledge, by Mr. Baifay, of all lb* oo * high ent bank meat over some deep facta above mentioned. So it would ap­ gorge, or along th* extended defile* bepear that tbe neceerery requisite* for the tween th* mountain elope*, until you securing of Mr. Kellogg’s favor are, an- come upon an apparently impassable barrier in the shape ofa mountain peak over the railroad track itself. Tbe iron afthi* aad adjoining CoentiJ them. the bar* of* cage, ia which the lion* arm. men acoardtag to their aeeaunl at Mead­ reeled with How*'* rirous are confined, ow Bridge. It fa told J«£ Davis *w . when it wa* seized by ene of the animal*, •pectator to that battle, if so, ha could and so badly lacerated that amputation have no very pleasing sensation* al lb* result. Tbo fight wa* desperate, but gy* h is stated on reliable authority naihtag oouid aland before th* ‘fall day that Gen. Grant’s army I* stronger than when he opened hl* campaign sgninst tb* impetao*ity of all *cg*g*d ta that Richmond. His loe*** up to the first of battle. We hav* traversed over tb* batJ one did not exceed 41,000, and since tfa fields of MoQeltaa from Riebmuod tben have been about 10,000. Since the to White Hous* Landing. We were SSthofMay, M.000 freak trvrep* hav* met with a warm rareption at Malvern Bill,by *ur gsaboeteta tbe Jamreriver, A few shell* as farg* a* a pumpkin aad Aa there baa been nl UBUBto made, that w* are ai aatahratiag in thia place, dou •foureitixtna will avail tb< tbe opportunity oflsred at M “fiefound •pretal Carer of Ma Provost bars* dash u forward, and soon tb* train mi, la spoetacy from the principle* is ecvefopad la midnight darkoe**, and we all bold necessary fur national Jfcoeath, above, and around you, ia one ling along meeting us some two and a oootinaoos tab* of solid rock. Emerging half miles ouL But a sight «f tbo -gioriou* old flag'’ quieted all apprehensions A*d again it i* well kaewn that Mr. from tb* tauoel, then commence* th* de a* to our identity, and we proceeded or. Kellogg wa* nominated for the last term We rejoined the army after an nbeence by 4 majority cf one role, after a pro­ tracted struggle, and that loo after the the train at a faarfol velocity, until the of some there weeks on tbe North Anna River. We have taken th* Mt wing of volimtary annunciation by him, that be valley oflbe Connecticut i* reached, and the army since fighting nearly every day, would not under any eoarideratioc be a you breath* easier, and feel safer a* you speed coward toward th* city of Bo*ton. Tbe principle subject* of public inter RarraxiD Sowuuts.—-Hr Wamu P. Wilkaosna, Isaac win Mallory aad aome others U. S. 10-40 BONDS. Mfah- Inft., bar* remedy rrtu lh* Army of the'Potomac, hr *d three years, and received « Boom ef there, Young Malli tfaular, fought ta tbe ranks of nf tba Potomac, fa nearly all t Area tb.drecB.il Ku* fight, tin *f th* -WUdererea, -bd Mr. Dili was* member </the Sd regimeot of Michigan infsntrv from its or­ ganisation In 1MI, wa* ^tb MeOelfa* Grant and wa* fa all the baufa* and marohe* on lb* road to Richmond, np tn ttx- 23d cf May, when he gave out and waa taken back to the Iloepital where be wresUsd'ta th* upper part of which 'Wound wu prove hatag aertou*. oaly by tbape ball throng hfa haversack, s TuJvlt Non. of the U Continental, and Atlantic M« Virginia, and tbe political aspect of the all com* duly to hand. Tb* ha* its esual varfaty of ns** I Presidential question. tafaing matter, and both the Upon the former Marshal hl the appointment of bis depo- subject there fa a reiveraal feeling of reli­ W* will admit that a ansa should Jaabwyadbylreon Monday I Keifegg* th* President,—defeated red Jnatio* of this JsdteiaJ Dfatrfat. And in order to manifest hi* contempt for lb* opinion* of th* republican portion ties. Ftaa.—A *roall building, o immpisd by William Plkatt, s ontoidsof th* village oorporJ tain articles of **p*eial rate* ance upon th* military genius of the not be condemned on aocoaat of preju­ great commander, and tb* patient daring dice, unlsas he baa given swfficient caose of the brat* soldier* under his command. for it And aa it regards Mr. Bailey's Tbe feat that aiuce tb* battle* near Spoctaction, Mr. Kellogg knew that be had re- •y Irani*, Gen. Grant has been enabled to fore* Lee back, atop by etap, without a *ev*re engagement, and has finally been enabled to thro* his Hire army over th* Jamas rh a* to threaten Lre’e communication*,without being interfered with, is taken aa an evidence that aider, deliberately, **<M matters in ooe- nection with it, which may be of coo*i/ We have vol alluded to this subject h c ruble importance in regard to it* delib­ any captious cf fanlt-ttading spirit, bat erations and final action. In order to se­ for the purpose of potausg eat some of cure the whole strength of the great Union p*rty, and overwhelm the oopper•ooaty would greatly prefer that aome besd. peace candidate* of the democracy other candid*!* than Mr. KeOcgg aboald with a crushing defeat, it will be ueoeobe put tn nominations, and to exprem our •ary to nominal* candidate* for all the baliaf that ha enaaot reanire their aordtal offices, wb* are not obuaxkms to th* peo­ support, iaeanabeAetsMaMeaed fa obple, not only, bet nob a* will add pomtire strength to the ticket It is well known that the friend* of Mr. Kellog have, for a long time paat, bean *»■ Lee affeet surprise that Grant shoald swing hi* army around so as to leave Washing­ ton uscor*red; apparently forgettmg that Lee has just been beaten back over tbe wfad* distance, hfa fortification* dretroyod, railroad* tore Up, bridges burned, and tbe whole country overran by our cavalry^ with Hastar fa poaremion of Great has taken paisa tr render It utterly iafdksBIt feel** fo warMt, w pnK’ ai*t hie army mamovsmmttapoa Wash M. oftneTowD'J hereby request /th* Bettor* ol �CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT . c* A. L. SKINNER’S, SAMS ~ ' CT Large and moat complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Carpets and Pound Calico. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. 1 H § I Ift * * Ki I e $ 5r!i Hi Wffill i I Ifl h a i �KELULZQLfc GWUINE r FREPA^ATIONft’ ■ffyjyj?RT1,t)tO KXTIUCrtfccUD.. p<*. . x>u. woaxcK a. . ‘ VwB.iwxu '■;.x;l,’'!1 ' ■ Hm >sH..’.7.7.:cizS2f’': • Immense, '*■383 idrertU'Ing lh*b .!Lo.»xISl. gistings' ^usints COME AND BUY MOREL^^^t^ ©5 4^«' Counxit^, KW -or xiiiisi- ■ Tb* peculiarity «r,fli» looking h’t'of vtrawberrivi tn produce an *B\bo^ Varv^ur a\\A VvVXs liu»TLitiKa UrntM. tuw> I’WPidl Mw^e* 111: |ll(ffiV|.^>iU'yLjljS3ld~ •* that th*? SHte at th* Mat «>f HixeM*. by mdfoadnt evert particle of haptrf^ ^®»rSS»SSS38 br tU.Kf* nd health nf the had* denrade 1 "oi'ujb AJUKki SuSi • K11.KBS in all kind, of t D nrockary.Ac. SUU »t.,i f.ihUiM ‘Iragt KUa^MrabhwxMM*.. Tbw« lu,.j,cinB, 0 0 D S ’ ,:;J • m».Wwvwua■.;... ■• ■■>'•■■. for ehrinpt <-.?... . *’W»« i A»AiJi«, I1 '■ B*t* QX**a*M, Old Scree, . ‘ fi,l‘' , /?heu»n«tsem, 0>»W*Ue1(. .. Rwfe aeLMtdcU , j '»5*TS&Vrr‘d;c'rm*nt"’7 R. J. GRANT! ’bfltr LT'M~nri 7’^' r” O^aetpewntTl inereiwretertfieati.mjerffrinn, when all the JO-jVXMrwrmutned.itiUi*. **11'* •■•pp.irv end «,„t| W hen rnlu WU. I cxAmn* lire waterfeim tl u». th. deaired effect ln m 2 u rraaa..^' X, ’£*?**’<>*»**pi Hie Evidence ol the moat reliable aad re»nn»aihi. character will atcemMi.v ik> m.iLAL ! a*..ni>.ruIA.<.,Him AB LOW AS THE LOWB6J, ■ WWUSEWntADE‘."V Come and See ! r«K<reMMArt the erop _ .b, aMsn*),-,, 5K3r’’’a"''r'R»M. n».<Lu.,. pNAwpOTu. ptaa, wi,i„, h„w. •ntUewthr «rx foethW^t. ,„ KeMvirJS*"^ •f’ ■h *SEte* .. “ jjTnreMHjcbB, JUST RECEIVED DIRBct 'frou iBy fiytsFj !*** •* 2ss* ,‘ *»«»e®w*». ■ m* ”*1***11Aw '•* »'®»in.irt M>4 *>< fc?as*'a TTL'y 5^*** ptataM wM •’ Utnoe nf two jieara g«a»db» Vii rf^hTSESk JTV**’hi* *°n *m w tffc^hca fta.h had altnoM wMted awar 4^8 do*Utf* prooouacad th* cm* taeu ■ >■ >-uwi*sw^paa lip, willprvinpllr >M. of their aalll Colleoling, and Military and I iaelniUd. OSce in Holbronk AJ<OT1(M~™4.;,V»,.-41 AKOTRFO*7 *nwiie*w’ in M» "»'b »e nvfiE - • rrsKtttSSte^ ROBERTS dr STlI ~..^S! — lljAN SELL —S~?*2***> Worts Lkc CSTICE OF THE ►ElCt. J oalltcliM ti dnhu nod 1 CYwrav. I1. BV»«h\. Vft\» J.M.RU8SE pRYBICI AS and Surgeon. L .tore. Slate .treat. if .00 es-rioc UiUfttafthz JOHM ROBE HTSICUX and Surgeon, A largn «i<^k uf Ana.'tuiwr Jl»w^»k«,i'u Ci o o x> s lift1 hi^ *>r p.Au 4.w mi kMai •?* «**<« >»»fc«.p.KU .k. P way. near the Conn Hcna I KXAPPEX A Bi ll 1 r“-* ' whuI'.. J™ At»W ;* ■'*•< ta„ra.jj pianos "Wirr-rrbr tnftr' .. hwos, nnJRd.litr. Otfioe. fanrdiek Street, oppo.l Kalamuoo, Michigan. KEXU.DXD '.PIMiD’gS. We have <7*0 k^d " HAUM.^mK-* amh m. *7 ^.".'Lite.rW'' i» ><mh MOW-XM mrkrei<w m,1^ rf hhI'’Sss*' >k' ■■wipS'm’ i?»2l jfBbaT1 hnvd but ane pUta v. ■ jn *■•*•*•* l**t. ert £• f RI-jM r.M-k .v quitc 4^^ "P*® P-Ie* BMT.TS ft £E©Ip,d <k or ShuUlaSdteh alike f“* ra>aeu>y tn thread . elarffetty, .rtd WautTbf >«irt omreMnuh .r«d groceries 5* ® O p BZ -E K '5T-! femaw J RANOS ,7~------- -■“ — ~ sr —“­ r *3 V. 4>|mNi k ftWoiTtl^M^ JS2c°ui?o0l‘1, w ‘* '*’*»••* ■>» I.M.I ’®Ow\ft Ml . ' •re Mt on raahxida •( » aawW u^irL' ClvlAin .."... S. C. PRIND1J TOVn JULMK u/linAou" ^ZZ**1*1. ? AND dry roods HARDWARE! ^*.***. . ••** W? •*•*»■*«}«•• nt eertak Bs«S& /~tOUXTY CLERK and Xota-i» the Court Hoo«». D. Htaiaaa, l>«pntj'Cl«rk,n1 ■ a tot y of Roberta i Striker. it> U fob sale nr V-' gkoceky,r: -Eating 4 BlOiard a^3c.oox\r. Eatom * McMAC^ritty^yi, _ < w.iii^ —* * ’ oe'ii good* ■■» । ' ftnusuitftjr X.0WJ ' V y^t^yr CITy '■ i HAMJWAtti s. n. cook, IJtOKTER OF DEEDS, m< L¥ OSce in tbe Coart Hone bo«re. Fee* U be paid when � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-07-13.pdf 2bb7a93f17920f47345819a697528de0 PDF Text Text .SMUAtt 8DHT8AE . W -»> a: r«H«t s pul HASTINGS, BARRY CO’ ff|;t gsstiiji Smrr; v;ut f; TJ-t Stlititl JJortrj. 13 PUBLISHED KTXRT WEDNESDAY, ST HirUSQS, BARRY COOYTY, MJCKlQAB 0Jk» ia "R»»tr ihNk” mw tU ' AT TBS DRUG STORE!!! Xze* the" liming fl*,; ‘ ‘ ,! ■ TMJXTTIX. Qir.ibww.ehau.boyggteeihenaabdllW'A likstomijSbe rnurtifurs'fo plaintive - TWate awing oW the bill, q ■: -or(66ea,4hai after all her toil and tostfHdW, । Tee oaaaootbalr wHaatageoluaMeaweU. ■ it la hard ahe canBoC ba all Meed t’lmiih Y** •*» baw tb«lr>ughM(V. •■ . „ Jt A IlUM wllkln IS ,.,3. . r,k. »therj Qlrni|iama|bpU.b<wal . Thk Mn.io M«£enti, Gibbon's 4 vM>4t Haeyhar tkarrj todacre** PoalT. Sha'a den* for Xl Wr.tUro lreI.6lrri,<fe»U>HtW( tty >Mi, Us URMry, load, boys, feed I new and moat complete assortment of Vbafe's Jo* Lasel—poor MUJw. bi’* dead— DBIGS AID MEDICINE*, fChemical*, Palate, Cite, Cam R. J. GRANT, ALKR3 In sit kiadsofArjr,gooda.gToe«ries. ’ crockery, Re. State at.,at the peat oSfes. phene, IX urninK Flaid. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL, Wit 1119118, groceries Give them a ehaer, boys. gtr*lb«m a sheert Let thru knew we bar* woo tba Sghv 1'tn il,u>g now—you eao bury rot b«r»— Dig *wr. baya. tad do It u-elgtil • Wr, WlM-iV.. •. the grandeur we call R ike liM^AgtHfudgy Abeoe , Now sound* out, reverliereUng XhB> |ovvly .forests, aad ccbUng bactfron our “bill of Ilin dred,” <ig|My« Six L ihere eb jdipyliee now In tby coffin, coId sifd oi|B— ahp umkrs M irmible auv, dafnandn »• Juye.ny a«iLwords, bo teadv-BlUe jiG ficos. A balk of patient. nndarnjicr—I fancied also an expression wf.prief jLr a»requitlrd Inwbagiim Mr ^narble/vaMtes. Her children ware thrrr cl#d in weerta of iw.*, and in irony 1 rei|>B»*ber,thoeU»Bg man's wortjs “A m'•lhe, *• * Xr»*t luty in general; but *b<> has outlived box uM fulness." , '-j H mO Freni a Jiuls child IW tow.wad The sped - waataoitht by phMS,ig<a4 parent*, the m|M-et due them from all Ytowe ‘ in the luotningof life; hut never >6 fully realized the lovw and sympathy dad this class as when 1 saw ttee inonsl fnimo' of this mother of inure then four sccre yean sink into tbo toemn of kmd moth- TEA. COFFEE. SUOAR, SPICES, PEPPER. PRUNES. FICS.RAIHISK. CODFISH; a tael, rrcrrlbuig in tba Grocvy he*, *«b »» rill be utadid fur fkniil* Alaa a growl variety OT.tba SJintUanj. ann.aEKa'j1 ipx&irnnixx3 And CeoklRK Extracts, A middle aged man tnime' to the vil­ lage hl search of curtain neceavariee, and while they were Ming pt/t dp an acqinln; lance said" lu him: •'Well. I’m told lha mM lady is desd.” •‘Yea." responded ibK mfin, in a buslneas-llko tone and man tier, “yea, y re, she i« gone." “A very gical lues, tbe death uf so kind and go--d a mother," said the mourner'* acquain­ tance. “Well, yes,” replied th« mun with siiiiic lieailBiie), "a niotlnTi*a great l<i«s in general; but she Lad outlived her | UM-fulnesa. bl.a waa in her B.-C'nid ebilif.— ------- : biH<|, mid Ihougfi sbo'relaiucd her utcut*l OlreusBsallsadJbdg* remrfrkgViy,’stilt her Awiai&m ,ou u> **n a|)d M f^|e ~ G-EHSTTTUSrEROBERTS A STRIKERHAarixoa April 31. 1><A. she waa ol lrtlln Cumfurt to bervelf, and wsa rather burdensome." U Gwd ! as 1 gsxad in araanment rm lbw luce of Ilia pious, perhaps well-iuaanmg. yet utterly besrtless taau, and Iben looked away ub merry ohhdren’s faces, which smiled ur grew end in I tn netmn I of - tbo»e around—ihuse fittle ones to wbuee ear no -wsrd io half e»i eweel as • uiodier," I prayed in eiy heart that the day might never oom* when they should say ul me that I "had outlived my useful n.F. CHERRY. lOUNTY CLERK and Notary PubUe. O&ct > la the Coart Hou.».’.SsaSWSKhKXSi'Alil" HASTINGS. MO. T WANT 25 000 l'«- "f,W0Ot1 nwiilwwni Inta CLOTH— C‘”“"l»L Z-CW* r*r •" WOOL CARDING ' . I^Prw.pity -dUtbaB^ MTT' rang oaf the lil« of her sport* “go» t*»' T___ -______ loouk. ' • , ,^bim bidi« ilt. Eleven—twelve—t^irtMU-^fowfeeq-rfifteeo, spoke most gra-rady bfif W**®1 tuya, aud muo — butean-setnsil tozWSUWfti6.- ‘® ■»«.” 1 ' ‘ ■ 1 VW claim the reed!U of this raid in oar Arrue- As we left the Aid Strnday’night so did the eoemy. We killed twe Ui .meuf Uie.en^my. Aweyiigha charpe ■ Y’.M11.^ Md-wuoMwl.lPnf Up enemy, while our lues wan but two. J have aul, time tn^ive tnan'/ h>ier«eiing particc: IsrershAuM like t» furnish y.fi «®ce it this qnarter.'and the M'dfrpltotitwwllfdudl>' art bio loot down up.* RiSimbAd. Wo like tbo rwavniinaUen: Father Abrahani, and ga.re.Wru three eh««rs aad t«» be aavigned tul. Say1 head friends dial wo Bta'_ deed .»-guud Unkm -»».a ear copper- Plaotm ovPsRfo rotf-pAin'’*-Awriter Us-lto ffcyuMr of Asref J|/«fr», racnnimendaitlM use «T planter pr ground j.». van ssran WOOLEN FACTORY, . m4. t.Aa i afnwd 4 send ymei >Nm uf tbbi under tbrir ewilt e*eirgiiig bullet*. Tha Wrtjuwl ta thia bit <S Htatnry la M Gaaualtie" 4” ’*«r Barry, cuatniy toya.—• CUiJ-u* go tbadoed ikwl/— for while tbr VM^-ddly U.^,.Pi^w>pte., rebcl. dsr.dm.it venture to attack, Cd. McKvahs tired, nCilbe'r ou'uld lid nur bis command recede from the fferiiikrkelpti'd: cuold dVI *fpi foAftr_________ __ ______ diieMialhe iogentvM denies uf ruosAng a sapHtr ug-vig kretive from our lips U» bi<। Ass Im upyu. lu ibis way a siimil wifi-king party * were trble. to dig lheir way' Up'rd where ibey lay, ’bbjfrithed with powder and worn duwu with fatigue awd a lew b.-ur« Hgu they were bruagiu -airly ,*»sj . ■ AU that were WltrfU*’!’* left ol WXll" -B.m MclCrip theirjptllB'il Iradur*’titiuo hot'sway alive. Sima H ■•!d'»dt !r> the morning fie lf»d lain t^hinrl Uni bulwark his rah<rdefended— ai>>rp»e/ WbMe acandwg up preparing Ui reelt a rebel aasault, be fell pierced br tpe, bjil-, let ofit rebel shurpah-xiter, and after liv­ ing an hour or two in an Agrralzlng tleiith in life, begging hi* staff officers tu put an cud tu his suffenng. hi* o>miI forwmk Um luHpuilof Uns weary, warring world. Untioh.il ingratitude, or> murmuring on Tby.re were ulher acenes slung those account oft ho euro she laid Keen «>f late'; lines drawn so close up to llieeuetpy u<>t boll may the word* "vb" bad muling bar so grave and others of a grim sort of uerfulnraa” never reach the earn of chil­ jobty. F..r eaampfe, a maa' »outd sing dren. for the fruit uf-aticfo anting may lie ■ ■ut ln>m behisilvor brvaatwixka tbeuig repeated by th-roe who ultei it, when they nd for ailack, .Fortcard, yuuff cCMiry, and ihrmselvre shall totter on the brink <•! llie rulw plainly bearing all that waa aaid would atart up frimi behind their p.irapel and mirtiienjUM peering al*fee their prut, *ad drawing a bead uo the uprising reba, e>i long as that... longer labug./tig, bee cbildren. But! Jtet WAiuld briag many ef'Oeduwn. Or,«gaui .-are for bcr»e|f, she can fall liko a pre­ • >ue <>f the reltelu calling a .parley, would cious weight on their bosom*, and call erv out f "Yanka, aiwt it almtit your time fiirlfi. by her brlplr-snee*, all the, noble, to om.k c^Tror7'aaye Yack.wrwi’t generom* feullng of their natures. ‘ •'Tben.” rvjtihia Mr. Reb, •‘if ft’diue, then, p>>*e Bnibworn rnotfUr ;• about while I make m> j-ninv Cake, I wool there are no mure diy* of pain - for tbee. Uudyiug vigor and everlnsling usefolne»» are part “f the Inberitaiteo uf the.re deemed. Feeble as )h.iu wert on earth, th*»u will be no burden <>n t^e bosom nt Infinite L»ve, bill there thnu shall find FRANK AIXEM. * AND SHEETINGS, ailbar en »h»roaor by U>« yard. aiiowod-* theni«efiia* ab.>*e tlMir parapet e Hue offirn fotibud <wl frown behind the rarihrt) mi-Mfl when thiwe 800 heroes etiNid in a new Tberinopyle, and ntapy ii relict thrrw up bis arlui atid fell prude Great'aJPIan ef Operations. . Th* Army and Nary Jauntal ha«. a succinct review of Grant * general plan ofupernlione in the prrsent cau>pai|*i. which may throw •yme I'^’t “P’,* preaerrt piiaMon. His object wai first’ to secure Wa*bingmn ngaimt Why it|fgrrMive Iili.vrtnvnt by Lae. end then fto MIRDLEVILLE, Mwaiov. •' OFFICE UVKR BLAKE'S STORE, eoo. tui Htobnrf Rrpcirtrdfy diiritig the ’ fitrnitddutiUiotJiiititinis..._____ __ _....uverthe.witfkRsweodH them; end -tbe >t£ Cerra .could be beard MaxuraKl 4g».tfapir --------- n U«, ".h,. U«, oiift&u? hundred <4 tbent— —___ _ — _____ _ ^ilfiditrfil the1 rwW gyman. m tie threw earth upr« the coffin vflhi* mother *h« firn long years toiled I aa only mothers can toil; and f >r what! Wu it for herself, that ahe might Uy up fi.r bereelf treasures on rarthl No. fin! But that her children, wh-m sbe bad in the fulness and lore uf" womanly ^rwfe reared tn miturliy, mfaht he happy end fully prepared lorlb's iife and that - whiuh is to emir. - Yrs, clad in the weed* wf widow b'aid ibe dwelt among her children, and while health and vigor endured,' she labored toit for her deao-udirtlta, and her dying words to them were the simple. PATENT MEDICINES ' 12th,) betwaMtdfrarlMta* and Rrgul.rfMtfafe loos of the.'WM>l'aMk«*rr and two brigr.d^e of wanted KashSaakybuUA.gefaMgsKMds,- -yi bU^AaAtlMfrirMnpielMdMidUmr.. uwii n Olrs them grape, bvyalAMady! Kral.:!' Mow beys, gs is work withawlllKlgbMbMg.s.UU.i.UMgM,UgM l-sgspusl lets^'Balty I,:, . gistings' gusintss ffirttforj. h«A a etor^.u.^IgU^lMnd men. They were* tolnnteero from the whftulowd Or sfoc weitej It-AMitvia to ' Ott.wauof Michigan, and oomtltured hba11„ widely barren, eatoaalaNw It vary" 1•-***-' st M ichigan - aharpeh« «...«•tare. 4pjh< 6ghi | MIltj eagjXy attataHwrenvitix edilo in ,, the iVildernrae ibis, tegjmeflt was Take^quAl pane uf the planter and . deploy rd as aklrniulers, and made sad white load'with iiil enougty to make It the buv|K3 in the rebel, ranks, espKiaUy c-m»l*trnre Aferrant, and rmt il through nfhnng their bfRwH.' One bf-’ltm moat apabst mill. laVeng.-bd body imtrd uf the OttbwAs wsk n s chiefmntfd and vwry evreioMhU.: ; For painting the ...... Mn-ke-w^W*. or a. w kbiwp’ ta' rout ..r buildings Uw/plmfcr end ml «-■ DstiUl'Hoke hit nelgbtora In wW*i .'Wjna t«Ne,l«Wlt'W*Midd “£C-“ Hie trlhd.niid ’ Wlk’!e when Uanpem H lemjtenk Pjatur i« onuMUompfeiMkA gi tmatee, and H al 1 through a paint; �WAR NEWS !! Rebel News, nrk, July A—The WeiieMty Itriiu. Jilj l»een received . JL R. Baecher, F. F. Eddy, W. H. Qwmm U11WI ufthia District, and of the unity snd bar- to tho establishment B.-uckway, M. Watki D. D. Jerome, were appointed a Com., «u Credentials. ' ‘ resei-vedly the views and policy indicated Albany, July A—Tbs Preside 000 to !».000 strong, ANDREW JOHNSON, HENRY H. CRA PO. of Flint. be following gentlemen epp«>ini- .--------- r w’ A? R. TBnrrnwin, nfBerrien Rmalt Jfoaotosf. That while thia rebellion A. H. Campbell, of Marooettr; J; A. ibreaUHM the lifo'of tbo Go verament, ws be dlstancM an competitors <>« the Brat Invite all loyal men, without reference HtiMd.; ult o. n.nptr,;, K,l.«^ to political enloecdenla, to unite with us upon thia broad Union platfbnn. Be­ quently made onaalmoM. The Cemmittee on Credentials report, lieving that unconditional loyalty should ed the names of delegates lo the Cm ven- ihreateniug .tber points; that tbo while • l.-.u: *. M. KICK, Uss’ point 100 days. Baltimore, July E. O. GROSVENOR, of Joweorilla. ready filled with much credit to himself and bit constituents, several hraorabto JAMES B. PORTER, of Lansing. A* • logWater be has proved himself apt. JOHN OWEN*. of Detroit our own Stateamply testify. EMIL ANNEXE of Lensing. 0. HONFORD, of Olivet WITTER J. BAXTER, rf Hillsdale. THOMAS W. FERRY. of tbo Bxwna la hereafter, until further trade • and is now the Commissioner Michigan for the Gettysburg Cemetery. naae and in his official parity, into an acquantanee with men, and fully com pre bends the wants of his District, State and and a diligent student of bn to ry, of books generally, and of nature. With such a candidate, tho Union party uf the 4th Oaaressionai District can enter earn ral­ ly into the campaign, with full confidence that the official career of their standard successful as his eleobearcr will b« furnished the Bamm st one dollar a An i|cm of exceedingly good newe, «a But we have been disappointed. Britlah Neutral pirate, the Alabama.— Her career of plunder and burning on only twenty-five percent tdoar price A la bam a ebonld go down in an engage­ ment which her commander bad sought. per for the time for which thsy-have paid. kbe old price. Confident uf success, Semmes chai 1 nor ed the Kearaarge to fight, and invited vessel knocked tn pieces. Tbo repeal of the commutabefieve to have and followed her antagonist out of the ju­ risdiction of a neutral power. Government We have all denounced era rebels as arbitrary io the extrema, ill excite greater opposition here, w hr re Opposition is tolerated. ly entitled tn one delegate In the tee on Permanent organizati<ui the fok Ho The price of substitutes the pirate ship went down, mid the pirate doned and would never again, she made a trip that a body of rtW ttw'unted'rnUi.iry tors ovary foil swen. A Naaaow Eacara.— years old Call, into the child fell bead foromi jury. Had the child mte foiling, the result might o farttmate. telegraphed. On her arrival Com. W ins­ low, then in Holland.as immediately sent for by Mr. Dayton. Hu arrived of the large number of Soldier's Aid So cietiee scattered through every Blate, the National Sanitary Commission and the Christian Cutnmisaion, i, and their sellC. <». Luee. of Branch ; E. Pringle of sacrificing labors in behalf of the aufiering ' G. Griswold, of Kent-, B. soldier, aa a noble manifestation uf patri­ otism, philanthropy and Christianity, and raeolutMme was appointed by the chair aa Presidential electors: Is/ DitriH— Frederick Waldorf 2d /hslrfo/-Manib Giddings. 3d Diitrict—Christian Eberhaek. 4lh Dutriei— Ferny Hanna.&4h Diitricl—Omu D. Conger. fRA JXs/rfo/-George W. Perk. At Largo— R. R. Beecher, Thomas D. Gilbert. that next to the soldier is the soldier's friend. Rttolood. That wo cordially approve the Mtininiatration of our State affairs 1 mo law two years. jn»i m limes m precodenied difficulty and embarass>>f raising and equipping ouf noble regi. hieb haa elicited the ■dmiralion of the country, and al an ox that it has presented n financial record wilhont a parallel, and leaves the State, Tfird Diotrict—Drwilt C. Leach, Eti gene Pringle, Fourth Dittrict—h. D. Orbwold. J. we commend the can didates I bis day nominated U> tbo eleotors of Michigan with entire confidence in their integrity and capacity, and pledge our beat rfforta to elect them by a larger majority than our noble Blate has Fifth Diotrict— Newel Avery, M. B. Wih-x. Su-U Dutricl—Francis II. Rankin. G. W. Brown.” Tlte resolutions adopted unanimously. On Lleutroant Governor the contest as very excited, and an artillery fire of words ensu’d between the friends and op­ ponents of C. W. May. New candidates •ere proposed from tune to time, and the choice finally fell upon E. O. Gn vener, ofJonesville. small way, will be compelled to serve tn British yacht Hon. Ju. B. Porter, was re nominated The following preamble and resolu­ for Secretary of Blate without much op. kSueh a elate of things, to say nothing, of tions, adopted by the Slate Council of position. the hardship to individuals foemarl ws, C. Hewett, of Lansing was nominated will so cripple industry that the revenues I the Land Office. ere directed to be for Cummlsunne of the Government must be proportion­ published in the public papers ofc tbs Fur Auditor General, Emil Anneke, ately decreased, while gold will .continue countrv! was re-nominated by;a trifling -majority r.f this organ iz»i Albert Williams was re nominated for and the Dni»o »f these United Stolse and Attorney General after a close contest the Gaistitution thereof—to sustain the against H. F. Severaa. oral discontent of a conscripted army Adminislraiitgi in putting down the ene­ mies of the Government, and thwarting Frof. Hosford of Olivet was nominated eao obtain them. this morning as usual. Hunters this morning only four mil pWly arriving from- the lldmiblless eo«.n confront Wrot. and wHl dered out the family wh.i of the Virginia aids of the river raiders fired it. ^Gnf. Bradfi-rd was isr Harper’s Fetry. Begil bolds the this eity at the time. site heights. All Indications operating un toe ceed e.000 or 8,000, and Is a plundering Philadelphia road. [Nmrs.—Horn tho telegrppb wteae expedition. gave uot, probably uwing to rebel pressure.] . Harrisberg, July II-Th- PtalndeL New York, July A Paris oorres pbla, Baltimore and WilmingUm Rsilpoodent say a,not withstanding the reports road «as atilt intact thia iii»rui|ig. Ths sometime since that the Alabama was an telegraph from Gfonr<H*k, on the N.lrrh- that place, and marching northward. The rebels appear lo have reiinnl trom- Wbkat Haarxrr.—Tt busy al this time gather!! Secretorves—Edward W. Barber, of and still another broadside is poured into Balloting! were then taken far State the silent and sullen Yankee ship. Near er, and nearer the beligerenta approach officers. Tho contest for several officers was quite spirited. The prominent can paring for battle! Her ports are opened, didares for Governor were H. H. Crapo, Gnns protrude. A blaze of fire—and H. P. Baldain and E. 8. Lacy. Mr. thunder-toned cannon pour their deadly Crapo was nominated. missiles across the decks and through the bull of the Alabama. The Kearsarge Bute and tbo glory of the nation, they having paid a fearful price in suffering and blood to place Michigan among the the roll of honor, and PrttuUnt—R. R. Beecher. Lenawse. Pice Pnnitnu—Samuel Mulholland, Monroe; E. O. Humphrey, Kalamazoo Andrew Bobinenn, Washtenaw ; u. x Miller. K ” ’ ; Giles Hobbs rd, Macomb men were appointed: Cioirutan — Hon. Wm. A. Howard. fighting, capturing and burning unarmed merchantmen, was doomed to bitter dis appointment when ha pitted his engliso built pirate ship agshist tho Yankee wa“r With 1300 exemption as a financial measure. It But amendments to the enrollment act- Some the better. publican, the other a time honored Dem- one organized county In a re present­ Uuc is certain. decline. was settled. IL — Rttolved, That the nominations of left Abraham Lincoln and Andren Johnson His bus). neea habits are a combinatfoa of energy. CYRUS HEWETT, af Lansing. AI3ERT WILLI AMS, of lonla. • After a few corrections of the list and some des.dntory debate, during bich the call for the G>nventl>« was n ' wad adopted. During ths debate the acceptance of the Bute. Dayton, the French authorities were Philadelphia, July 11, obliged to oeder the. Alabama out of Baltimore^ thia m»rnifij[ port. Scinmea put the beat face on hr could, though it was evident bo did not word to Commander Window that he in tended to drive him off. and Winslow re plied : “Lot him try it." so short and dreishe have tbonght the Alabama had changed places with one of her tin armed merchantmen victims, it is n«>t _______________ irue that the Alabama had U> board the Kesrsage. When cm 1 ba telegraph that! than an average crop. C promising, much better any time 17 miles Ibis aide of Baltimore aad' 1» Between mre iB reported captured. Philadelphia, Julf 11.—A train w this vicinity. Owing to : grass Isa light srop, while tfoul^- T1 improving all'erope we probably be better than t timothy on low lands, st proving finely. Magnoir. Station is ing, he lowered hia boats lo pick up the Mr. Day ton Informed Commander Wlnvl.iw that the prisoners could b«4 be U> the United States. Winslow claims that CaptainSemtnee Hastings met at Keith s I Wadiiagtoa, July 5.—Mr. Fraarodro Ims accepted the Secretaryship uf the Treasury and assumed its dntissL New Advertisements. M. July Sth to organize object ahall be to relieve as tho distresses and conlribi the comforts attendant th enduring the privations oi baltlc-ficl J. rSTRAY COW. the Congressional Committee of the 4th District of Michigan, that a delegate June 28th, 1R64, to choose a drlegate to There Is •ecowderop oFdover.li: ■ect ion <«f the Alabama a side, at water line, and let water throujh In cascades. The Alabama then turned tail and made Commander Winalo his prisoners, as bo had ample ineams to pick them up, but an English yaeht actu­ ally stole them, as if by pre-arranged plan, thus constituting a dear case of in­ tervention. seat in the Congressional Convention, to convene on ino otnoay oi ^uiy, * the purpose of nominating a Rep very good. in some fields, but we able and . Fn energy with which the Isr continued b> pro* G>l. Orndmin pretty hard yesterday, and finally flanked him. the 3d Maryland infantry io bis support, when they nit went io and Uur troops fought ud patriotic effort will b ell. and although nest and cordial inritalfo with at first, held them In check till in fontry suppert arrived. Our re inforcemeets are coming up, and Gens. Wal­ lace and Tyler have restored discipline end order, and are personally present. On motion, Opt John C. Taylor of Chambersburg, Pa., July'S—7 Tho rebel raiders tn Pennsylvania and Maryland are in much stranger force rota of the reeimenl than has been believed. It conrists of cavalry, infantry and artillery, and 20, 000 is the lowest estimate made. nr, love end benevolence, and Hundreds of thons by the boats uf the victors snd a neutral all Joy. that some fixed price of commutation promulgate loyal ress. nersonal conflicts snd jealousies among Joyal men, must avoided; therefore, gaoizadun are strictly limited to the en- Us»H further notice, th Hall every Thursday, P. By Order <i SELF-A DJ unrra SV t -. I N <;; - •. r/eton:. In accordance wt n iX>k u>, Fi Bishop, Bar- for Superintendent of Public instruction netnwead to fur- of CM'.leton ;— reliance of an a' log at eight o’clock. The force that l.ft yesterday lor Frederick Uxik the Boons boro road, and theae new raiders came ■emaport. They s and commit all i credit to aid in the constr road from the city of Bat county of Calhoun, to the tings tn the county of Bar Board of Education. •landing the 120.000 the inhabitants paid for protection. Imboden insisted <«n burning Beeller A On’s warehouse unleass the dllxens would per him IIS Hoe. Wm. -A. Howard, the Chairman WHAT ETntTDODY KNOWS vis .ton will beheld on Saturd ed the fidlowing: the centre ofCostieton, t to meet oar responsibilities like men, and probably Hunter’s. The revised enrollment least possible oils and Committees of thia Order shall not seek directly or Indirectly to influ- pectin®. All pentone Interested are in­ vited to examine the roll lb. rebels aet Ir.tn the C. H. railroad Rnwfosd, That oar National existence. Rowlued, Tliat turrepolitical questions era not proper au' ’ * " ' ' subordiaets Constitutional •»??«. uvg. £ Freedmen afoeaaald. si£cEi JOHN t 4th. Per menace physiosI disability, of Shenandoah Valley immediately h> his before the Board Ito BM . .1 u..-. CbeaK.wltb difficulty oft dieali<ws-f0b<h,‘«aks< �CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S, IT Large and moat complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Carpets and Pound Calico. «£j THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. BM|MSatt?|35SS£f3SSS8 ""foufelF hHH-HHii: s bum n sn>€ J* 2 »x> “ rI 3 IjIlIlW W:PJ! t •Hi �:y<i«Mr.ttikMiMh t»prat •• ,L- fcr fe atab Wfe taftaMi*** V . T»U. ■fi.OTtKW.’B ■ftTLOOU ‘VWB.m'E'B. .... t ■Btooia •ws ««■ <» CUjrSSXVHOX.” • . LUB TJT3T4AF3 o wr—xiuiaoDC w and many <>t tbeai in lite root <>f tha fewvK iTbwetvwvAMU^retNndylnfeon fe-uobdt»riiai«Miffarb^»oCa«d,. Wfe; M’tocrar.rCOoradVi,'■*«»*>• *d>rrfSI«terrd to itfcl and •wen’tdW’thdfefariminItdr. Tbefe wak-xirtft'mr^Kif ftitfac tbuito luicv, Votfi att hdf ^fttriHei3 tbi; ItffltoM/-tof ‘Wfaiaww* »n ’tff 411 Undt ‘KLaVk^ 'V'CLOU.MAG.il* fKS HCOPUT8 VUiIJZa «r<M>u "Mr Urr baa fur mon Ums U« 'W'i L» gmdy AsflfaUrM brSrapUeu. tUteMk, zarHH: ■ faafiMd MgedFftU'llfeUiMtenllM.'rte bacco was first |tsoirf8k»d. A part of seemed wellWttaltrdMtbNWBrtoM# »W UiJt Md«fcMe~«taleflH'ir^HM^ t^raaed to prey up«u the flock. And bore let’-K be n^M. w^e ufaltf I.' ileken •dMnfedied rnrvpi^ej.U®^ - >Let. U noted nlao tteteehet ineie.fe«ti>« «f them &KM1B0LDM. EXTRACT-HUGHU AXO Dk raoysa ruae wahilcurim remained -entire uwtil.tbeyt wtarw. five »r s«r«nuDth*--old,.-ai>d' tjume^iatrtly had •JBCMeT DiMRAlES bocha >«Hwrty or qttito*te ‘ lorgo «a If !■ all MatoHtage*. At UttfaRneuee. KotMoaw^M mt-y-bMp-ln-ri- YneaA.’ TBo-e*« nnfl Uhteor'MeiMK«i»IM«L farWife-Mi (»>>>lpQ wMW’krdt fedrltfer iHid ftrah-rf dr dtefy iiffiris‘1 tVv1 only, .ITTtndo’olth.Hit'ltf'rilK iMref ewes pt < f..pr ..r.i—a...— i ne'erA: left, ' oeigh’-r’n'iini&giViuiyii t<> COME AND BUY MORE which have been ehowsred upon him from ' KW. ©5 *tkx CouxvXr^. b that thev strike at tho root of Diaeoaq ^y eradioeUag every particle of impurity \tk X\vt TiYooA, fisr the life and health of the body dependc upon the purity of die blood. If the lloud fa poieoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. These raedieinw \vtr X5\\«\\Mx\.tA for curing ftro/Wa, ByrhUio. Wiln (Pinaaeta, Old Bena, Bill %haum, J’ActimatisiH, (frynpapoia, Btek Eoadaaha, Llvar Qmrojdaint, Favor and Jlgvo, S5ws tl :■ *■ 'it.- “rftyi —* CURE =^sss^ct5s‘i=sr^ of U* pruUUl’. •jnalitw. fe advance, are enrol bv a >m brief oust.. of Ibis marrekaa mrdteuir. Filter sM A*a» |-«l>ei.U. alter bring tilinlailh.ouiliiuejvr nwMha in rain, until buriy Mtura'rd with that d»urw>u* atUlu^d, ant art uufrruu«Hl. rr.lored to Ue.Hb rfitldu a few <Uya bt iW oa uf lloormsa'a Uirrsa*. T> WMk »tu .Kb > rapidly iarigor.kd and B MT USE OF TRADE Come and See!! WE UVAE JUST RECEIVED MflMg wi . Sr. k TIGHT BTTTC* win ettrs all the aforoiaatitiooed diseases and, of tlietnsolree, will relievo and cure CELEIIATEB PATEKT We have every kind of .goods, such Colin (Pains, Cholara Jdarlma, Indignation, (Pain in tha fiauMla, , gXxxirwu, stu. Try these medicine., and you will Mm MO <ft GROCERIES n^asVKlfi’.... .. r»w ForHaWbyeU Dvwji-rf. L’ <'RfisllY‘,0riirnJ Aecat Xo tU Main at VAX.* which, in conjunction with ths WYooiX. .Wt.Tv^AC.r, k «wir<x1» eUwjij at no. Q» tb. third hr had wcoervdTwr sp[*l|tr, aotijca tl.voef t lay. lot ?yX.bs’fa» taka ear Wife. abr.tu; 3EiB3a8B&>~ ANOTH£K wn» cored of Fever sad Ago* after trying every medicine in hi. raacb. ANOTHER waa cured of Fever bore Whi. h fetrf existed fourteen years. ANOTHER of Rheomatisra of Ci-h t year. Ca.es Innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint oocld bo mentioned in which the Purifier and PHU Work Wk«, o. CPoxvrrG. are the moat aotir* and thorough pills that have over been introduced. They act so directly upon the I jver. txeib ing that Organ to an eh an extent aa that the Zsi- m dnea not rehpee Into its former coaEton, which is too apt to ba (he case with simply a purgative pill They are really a . 14\ook\ oaaiX. \Avcr ViXV !S«U ■ OKEpcrsnn writra, her daughter waa eured of Ita or nine year.' Handing, and ft Vitnadan er of two year* ANODIZE aritae, hia eon was cured atfer hi> Booh had aluori wasted away. Pianos & Melode ons! ■ pianos,?-. W. W, XIMtAU, riAXos \ 1« LntuWt. PIANOS: AREtm suftHng with that dro.-J/iM.**, XasPIANOS 11 WATHOJT8 NEURALGIA KIXQ will rp^di»y • Ctoodt 'KicA.kcvn.cB, and you should try them befora going for a Oct a Pamphlet or Almanac of n>y local agent, nod nwd the csrtillealaa, and if y0O bnfn ever doubted yon will GOLD IT ARE you racked alth the tertares of UnsiBArua* Wanmr. JUasum KIM wUl speedily nJw. AREJM reffrrtng from the gaawteoof Drarar- W>”°dSmS4Lo“ K”* ’rm *“££r‘“i“< y°ar PIANOS <U« la Ji«r D. U. «▼>! sien’-W’ ARE you awarr of IM cxUunra of tba Guo fa. vrr.iL Rtiiu>rT WATHOTM NRORALGlA KiXQ. a certain core tor £«f U and Trg U. ’ C. R. WALKER, ^Krnrturi BnfiU PIANOS ~ Clot hi eertdta refect let il.W fvHuwrd during DRY GOODS! GROCERY, , ^DVERTIBEMBNT. ' CITY HARDWARE STORE HARD-WARE I 5 - OUR MOCK OF GROCKRlEd IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. UVJL BILUAKD TABMBi OBB SOODS Unusually Low! n^Tsnud ptourry treasurer SioxOaV viai v(vove,. Eating Sf Billiard TTORSEYH».dCOU51 MEDAL AND dialoge. them; that sheep in delict.;, bcajlh ure »<>'• subjoei to lx affected by tfiawi Chan am ata healthy ones, that sheep may andoften dn fan ve grubs end-still remcti In-efibd health. ' ' And now Mr? Editor ifI mny presnaa to «M*e y our^adehs, it ft’ nv’ -follows; LeftS^'sheep’. non bo 'aiqflag&.yUb pin«r.l«ro*| frvqubllly. M:to,-rtrry the smell all tbo lituw daring the summer.— aurrBt i emo ago, IMPORTANT AND TRUK! Winoi'i XsetiLan Km win asMa^s your and ihqy will My t^ey an eiuoe;—That the eggs «Ty*ualljr d«*p,« Red. in the lamr part of »u wnyr that ilffcpNldayary much »n trircuinauncea whai^Uiey are hutched; Uml it ala., dr. panda uu i-ircuuwuti,.tHueaa ubetfey the gnAa arpfully <h«eh'P*U In " 1>”»R Kime or a effort time. usually in the latter port I of wthtrr.and early apxiiqf. 1 F enn^ude. also, that they are nut omfinetHirany one cU>Ol*abMp ibtugh ytMing abe**p, and gutinjs ^usirni taring Maa torn: toftka-of >b»•J^W‘ ■<*» TUmoro, _ . Fltn, ii^ry'ulaun Qjnrumptun, rto. th«n> ■ ffo■ St. tspMty but tbo larger onra-4lth<yt|gh jdnjwing oigtQuf dsoeAsiifaM, gavtrlH.MirtfcLii3tf 4f Itwaweowt Cc.*\\5XeqXc* The paouliarity of the ■ftYooil ■?u.y\$<cv cvc\A VA\% R. J.GRANT! LMCMd the uUeniiiar of n cnauai obrener bpa three or lour others V;-wn ntperienced eyM^buwed evident »vnip»om»of disease, 'bbe syrrngf wm iasmodiaudy lu roquiei tluw. and tobitceu and Mdimtlda injected up>the fkmHfeW-elfe dfcfedha tfett-riike, o^esy- JlAthsfe Sif}, Mr nt trtliat, every third. d«y, Jyr.KorhMf ’« r'M °?** rft,hc •U1J dttjrtR^-r. Un .nth«r> ak-ktuicd. but eycntuaUy . reonvemd, and anil the letmuuiog forty fi«p ouiltunod in W<k,hadiJ» »dd»»r-t •. > ; Pmunittig that tb«-gf^x,5!wer» (hr pcohobU-caontroC lieAsowia" qnu* tiwu itro: Gndd iiqoitfebr-so injected aoio reach ito-ir U«fc|Ui»d vAn<laih*t»ltain an «newer tn tliKiflrMS’tflhwefiiWi; ! examinrd MMfu^fafae ’stnfcHJre of the tnR: - BtrtrM- Hfckd"*fat*ttfrM«W#<,i1Mv sure,'*’ I •efc<t««'n*ie4a'xWilffl‘^*ii'ot>he si.k. tn^Earwht h.ifchrfPr.Hlj <>(‘Aii itfch in t&ihterje toeb^titi K'idiMifcmrjfc inc|i, above the w<«>l-nnd.ab>> twnLdro in bio^M^-^qot- hfi^wpwjHtYMR;*1* h.int and eyes. 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Tmb^MlaM; * HOOFLAHD’S WMer# tertrt Wy^d,, ’ ’ Wawwvy aqdMgrMeshaRwfs. ,uI. Mb's wlgAdwt Aibga sMAlHs bate. ' GERMAN BITTERS, TUB GUAT KTUXOTHEXJNG ; . iron a®. 'wi'jrjp.u ™ c™: pKijiyflmog t ■ The Contention <ifnewspaperpublish ers eaaemtiled at Merrill Hull ynaterdsy foreewop. fUn. Mm-gen Rattos, AT the Grand Traverse ATsreM, wb* el Meted tem­ porary Chairman, and'Mv.N. B. JesMs, of the LaflMpJtfwIlsMm, temporary I that eoeH’lberi %e bought for five dofUrs, AmmM/ >■-, »a J -.•■ »V<’ / «’!•.] r it iatlear Utth most Incrsuao the pries or p".kr«t3L: MuJlo? > .» yr/.an 10th. Macruta ■r^f. »'<*«« run ri/tu/ BsUn (M laul slijt. ilHUabocBs 'AfowsAr AMD WUAMI WOO gliscfllann. gistings’ Jnsiwss girtcton. BOSFLASD’A 6EBMAN BITTERS . x tisss, oacs*s,B* Wves *»S«m. , di»er4*r«d •^r^^CfTSfSin OrffST Hwuikum, KUkl .lo Uxteen. • • » ■ jl Lind Sbafiaburji rtosolly slated, in a public niesUpg in London, that, Irom personal <ib*crvatiua, he had aeeertained that ufadall nude orimiaaia in that city nearly all had fallen in a awirpa of crime between ths ages of eight and sixteen year* band that if a young man lived an KmctsUox, Hanking or B-foW aMWflinri ; the bigheatcAUimp ofimedf itsahmdi be D.-K Joslin. I -u. v-------- 4C------------------- *1^. ”-"»t*fo 'J a b.rc ,<-lt .■> iG items' tfl Firmer ' a Quarter I of I Wl. ----------------- tbiaiMFri*Dne yparago fifteen pounds «f maple sugar was e^tial to one year’* subscrip­ TVs H» ItoM Morgan Bates. tion for A weekly paper-At<*t« dollar and a half a year. Now ten or even right pound* is equal U> (he aam»as»«mt,'but; -■ JdksrsZii- nW ^Ubws Jawsea E. eight or 10.pound, uf sugar will not serve .p.fomBj now as long b* 15 pound* slid a Scrippe, Fu B. Porter, J. F. Caneeer. y»«r •fnfact is there -should he ffrewd /Zewa U*ion-~*L. II. J.Gmltb. UtobdftM Cahwnrriiwf ALD. Hamiltoe. lv adbereing to this rufo hr the pebWther will give' fence la stopping -a paps 12th. foMM^aljtoe, ment uf the paper she editor, and not'with hl or contributors, or the bo should inasrt, just wl moot is wanted by the sidsraliQM; and in lui boainaaa ' atsiy and only one against him, aa to an bun ffi should always give as we . gsL If mant, a nswspeper should be eoaNerted •jrabis hfe thereafter. Thia la a fact of singular importance flour, and the next < to fathers mothers, and ahows a fearful A10, subscriptions 1 responsibility. . Certainly, a parewt or there is no ted- 1 should secure aad exorcise absolute con­ procHy—there, la no equality. . . ' trol over the child under sixteen, koan There is another con.idsralion. Paper 1 not be a difficult matter to do thia, exoepl must be ppid for in cash at the time of Jciauon for thia Hute we* adopted as* Mt THAT THIS BITTUS W in very rare eaaea ; and if that control is * purchaaa. Presses, ty pe, ink, and all the lows, After a arqrm'debatq nut very wisely and elWeally axoroieed Bryce. Tbs com rn It toe to wk material of a printing office must be paid it must be the parent’s tacit; it is owing ROBERTS A STRIKBR. CoeUlns no Rs si or Whfsk»y, for down. Journeymen printers must milted the subjser of U £HTX CftHrT W ACT TUmTS AT.TC to the parental neglect or remiasncM.— baveyheir cash on Saturday night. The 'gsnixatloo of a Slate P Hence the real source </ ninety-sight per editor and publisher must plank his cash cent, of the real erimn in a country su«b AfieAsyu* Zcrwtsr—Wro. S. Bowd. for ersry pound of flour, meat^ sugar IS THE BEST TONIC ’felsek. Ranti»«*. Mich. । a* England or t^Cn)ti»d States, lies at: U/mOh* Cb. ArpitMam—H. 8. Hilton. aad butter he consumwe. IJow )s b? Ip the du..r of the nareaia. • | Jariaon TNUrsol—T. F. Bouton. d» all thial Only by adopting , and ad □lend to the Con (9*BEAD WHO MATS SO: I It is a fearfatrdflection! W e throp it hcring to the system of advance payI before the minds of the fathers and mothriienta. Ho canno; make bi* busineea (AJiidfiiiHwa. C.G. HOLBROOK, pay without. And a business that will Aar ten 1. The name and title of1 thought of la wisdom, remarking only aa BaprtasCburcl.. Hii’l Ho*. John N. Ingersoll mured tbeap- Dot pay had better bo drupped, and the organisation shall ba “The MttU to the early seeds of bodily disease' that sooner the better. . • they are, in nearly every ease, eown be­ Your committee therefore recommend Stale Free* AseoctaUoe." ■■■ owe Aortic; sad tween sundown and bed-time, In absence aa follows t Msaars. Harrington, Inger- ths adoption of the following resolutions: their efreu U.ai I w from the family circle; in the supply of Rntlvtd, That this Convention recom­ other persons—shall be entitled to mi spending money never earned by the mend to lbs publishers of ths Slat* that WIMC. ! spender—opening the doors of the confec­ waa next appointed, anaeiningof Mesara • they । should advance the subecription CSTICI OF THE FKACE, Win attend ts«h< tioneries and *oda fountain*, of beer, and Fund, Scripps and O'DoooeU. ratee'fer weekly paper* to <2 per year, tohneco.and wine sbnpe,of the circus, the The esMBnutl' s ub permanment organ- as । tbs lowest sum that will give them a negro minstrel the re*turnnt and the iastiea reported aa permanent officers of reasonable , remtmerslion fur their ser­ • ^Abticlb 3- Tbe offioers of thia Aaeeevation ahall consist of a President two d.ince—then follow the Sunday excursion, the convention the (allowing . vice*. . Viee-Preaidunts, a Treasurer, and iwo the Sunday drive, with the easy irantUfod For A’rcaidenk Jeha N. Ingaraoll, Rnolrtd, That the system of advance tn the ebmpany of those whose way* lead Secratarieo, K. BUePeoAnd Jacob Barna payment* W the only.system upon which Secretaries, whose term of office staff be t<» the gates of aoeial, physical and moral Report adopted. new spaperil ckn be successfully published; •no year, and until their sueotsesro are .• • -..dw ,i«'oq ruin. From eight to sixteen—in their The oommrccw on • order of. business and we earieetly recommend to publish­ duly installed. Amticls 4. Aa Executive CommittM few yearn—are the destinies of children repovted through the*cbalrraan, Mr Pond ers tb adopt and rigidly adhere to that JOHN ROBERTS*. oonaiating of flva members, shall be ap­ aa follows, b Uiete wo Insert, with the system. pointed by the Association Kt lhe tltns grntjcaion'* uaswe* dcsigiMted by ths The next feporl In order-was the one of the election of offieera, whose disy- ‘ It relating to advance payment apd .the, Iba-aarhlDCM ot fir. floor mother solemnly vow, “by God's help. ohair foe the reopeotive committee : HI Ax my darting'* destiny for good, by Urn Committee would re^ ranieod the general systamlxing of the twwspapcr sliall be to call all regular and special meetings of tMp Aaaocaliog, axd-MM^ making bmue more attractive than the appointment U the following Committees busisee*. of lht»s asoh: . Your Committee on Advaqoe payment act such other business as may ed to them by the action of (he J^aecittag JaL.Oa Advsruaiog rales, iacludiog and systemlting the newspaper business doubt iKrt, Il A Romawcb or tttx W ak.—The Puugb- । legal rales—Batea, Menu, Peabody. ' .; Would report -. Ireepaie £*?/* tells tbe following : | 2d. Ua Sube*iptioo raise—Barna, That from their own knowledge tbe Among tbe poesengers on the New Smith, Usunilloo. , ... lack of bosiness system, in managing York express train up on the Hudson 2d. On Advance pay menu and the newspapers, and the oustom of long and regular annual meeting, a ya^orifertAgH River Railroad on Munday, was a brave ayslomatixing uf Mwapaper buaiaeaa— nb*»r fending credits, are dead weighta the vole* caal being necessary to a chedpfyAkTicls (J-The annua! MWtlhg bf uts* folluw from the Army of the Potomac, Pood, ttcrippa, U'DounelL upon too many journals. Subscriber* D. II- RTERTH, with a comrade accompanying him, 4th. To reporta plan for ibe oegaaixe- have taken papers to “palmnite" them Aeaudaliou shall bo held on tne firm both dressed in the uniform of the United Uuu of a peruiaaeot State Prase Aaaueia- without any Idea that payment was Dec­ Tuesday of Jone, at arch plae* ac.^ay Stale*, with canteens, etc. At the first tioo—Bn co, Alexa, Vaa Foeoeo. enary. and politicians hive sought tn I be deaiguaud by the Executive Gearwik* R. B. W1GUTMAH A CO- Flattering i all tins-. ai>o 0 .htotek Bl»«k. 8la«o strnet. Hsshngs. Mick. end hsN F«m |a it. Hand. Jr p Oon. 1 rtlowBBBB or Ito Xtin and Kve., P»Ib ' wax axuauKosiic, kurrsi * ur gnaws n. M- «neLDo!<t 7»»"VT!«^iJSWSy H- r.CBBRRY -lOtnrrr CUntK I«ury roMJe. o«e* j la th* Cwsrt Roeae. >. c. f*aj<k aixkic, .aOSBCUTlXG ATTOMX^O^-*-^ rtMcMsl—< H.COOK. rr glance nothing uncommon could be de­ On rpoliun uf Mr, Smith, one member, edit end control them because they were tected in the looks of the pair, nor should Mr. D. B. Harrington, was added to the called Republican, Democrat, or by we have been aUe to ewsUe the romantic committee on Advertising rale*. Ad­ sumo other flame, wMtw business men amended by th* rm^ortty of *11 the ibetnhistory coon acted with the couple were journed to 2 o'oloek. we not made acquainted with it by a xrrswwtxnr sa*now. friend who was told it by a hospital nurse. ring a favor upon publishers. instead of The convex lion met al 2 o’clock, pur­ themselves. It appears that at tbe breaking out of the Chairman of Committee. , rebellion, those lovers (for one of lhem suant to adjournment. , On motion, the CnavMMr M V* The report of the CommitUa on Ad­ was a young girl dressed in the garb of lair buaiaeaa j ii min, a soldier) were engaged to be married, vertising raiaa wwx reed, and. after some foundation, your Committee would rec­ c i!a which ceremony' was to be puatpoood on animated diacuaaion, adopted pa follows : ommend tbs editors and publishers to the following resalt: Prtri&ni—E B. Pond, of Ana Arbor. The Cpnimitlae on Leg»l Kates for Ad-' oct npon lagitimeio business principles, account, of the lover going to ' defend the Her Pnn'JmU—John N. Ingersoll, of flag of his country, or else the marriage verliamg and advertising generally, that while earvino the public, and parCnnrtni, and M. D. ‘ Hamilton, «f Moto^ must tako'place, and bis fair taamorate would respectfully report: That after a haps ser vanla of. the public, t^ey give the ' ’ ■ must follow him- She chose iho latter careful investigation and cvmpaneen with1 public to understand that they areewned | roe.ZHensrrr—D. B. Harrington, of Ma and married they were, bo enlisted after­ I the prion of labor and material*, Gnd Umt by neither parties, cliques, nor aubecribward in the Seeohd Michigan Regiment the present prim* allo ifad by .l<w for era, but that for.their labor they are eoaa a private, and she, donning the “bftie,* legal printing are af. Ipast W .par. cent, tilled to pay at regular and remunerating followed him. Amid cra^h 9! the' abrit too low, andTpyimmaod an hemae, >a1 rates. - . •f iki.> AMutir, !Ani«. «K and shall at the bailie of the Wilderoesa, ’ Your Committee would therefore sub. First Insertion, Mg. fofo», 11 00; for I Detroit, G. W. Ilowgh. of fit Oaix, K this heroic girl »tood by the side of her M. S. Smith, of Grand Hevea. G Peat hnsband. and with htr good musket’ dc- each subeequanA insartiop, per folm, 50 i body, of Pontiac, and J a*. O Donnell, of fsoded him, andatfuck.for the counity I cents. Your opmothtee would lurther I Jackson. . t bar*ft? /wvTu tZThSM at tbe heart of M'tilrj.. Faasiijg •afely rococqmend, that inasmuch sa legislative On motion, I be thanks of the Qari ven* through that desperate fight they passed on with their ragfriieql to the .bloody ery editor never on any account to In­ | field of •portsvlvaniS’, where tbe breyq I MIchigMdfei' jLdtile grin broken 'by ;A bd. uI-da el ' h was jiao voted that the Mfiri ! pieee ofshvll. Boeing him fall,'s&b bouqft ti* judgement al0M>U Wvmld be thrmrfboat the State be rwjne^ed th pnt> up his wound, and raising him from thfa ground, amid tWlhlWIWV of the fight, she , carried hihrto Mroar mA* pWung him Kalamajoo on j^b JUlt of September - on a cssscio, tphich was about . starlteg ' i-T [ back for.a>Pi»URW0n. >b« bad lbs «Ui» L foBdmi ofRoinRbiro carritd 10 the plagfe IV KAXbOl.l’ll •FEr &J Kte itow^Aoi,^.« "fli« »«vb -J WtUc* fold of th. detai la of Um afiek. thfef iriog a tot' ”**• WfO* in Ireland." . , .aUw balfours ed FWTBAMr*' daily to UmonmjNk V irynUrfctiM. BaUir loeal colfeHU w mwmmmm » < �Friend G H. Stone, of JUtlsnd. now a Mrr in tbe 1st **>'*"#”49**j *> ~od. u. • J JtajKl a>wvl Miley Gazette, in whig! we ABBAHAM LINCOLN, ANDREW JOHNSON, a< *r-j appoimmenl of A-fi. Griswold ot KmU. AA-falkUU. as temporary chairman, and Geo. E. Dooming of Nftshggrt M^eeretarv. “This ConlsMif dXtowbl Ma a aarflA. H. Giddings, uf Newaygo, Daniel det* for Preaident and Vics President of Striker, of Barry, aad Jok> 8. Dizon, of the so called United Btatea.) wHl trot aaEmmet, were appoiated » Co®®lUo4 oe ' H Organization. W. W. Mlabell of Iroia <M eonslitu- Chairman, and Leroy Wanunof Antrim and E. G Tettle of NEWS M whrtwo c-uld du, bet if yougoocInMted come ewm again, and then you had bet­ ter stand frran under. ltd permanent Ite'vriU^umrateo MMSoJtS-IIV MlbmiM, ofXl v> I, rJI«PKll"r';.Crrr»ow .«,-•• -------------- . <vuaj.WKrVjW.rt™>. n«« _ _____ _ _______ Dmie from Port RoyM,fi< New. York, and four barks, the Greenland loaded with mel for Preeeoola, tbe General Berry for Fortress Monroe, aud the Iceland in Lallasl fn>m New Orleans fitr Philadelphia. All the men were brought .ia by th* .ectaxmer Howard freighted lor New Yorfc^ She waa released by giving bonds for 84.000 and bringing th* captured men to Capo Island. Tbe berk Goloonde, Qapt. Win alow of New Bedford, left Tahalpain. Chilli, April 14. bound borne, with 1,800 bbla. of oil, prlncipallv on freight. Bbe waa raptured by the Florida on tbe *«*• ning ol July 8, in latitude 87° 30’, loo- body, no one ecn doubt Tbe peliey tba*. dictates a postponement of the Conventurn until ao late a day m Angu.t On motion, ths roll was railed for as next, la, in war judgment, if w* do j>ot mistake it, a wise one. Tke Deatocmtit informal ballot for Ceod.date for ReprePte* party tit the Xartk and Fati, are aentadv* in Congress, resulting as follows: eer/Z «rs»r< that Lintoln'e defeat dtpende Thomas W. Ferry, 38; Frauds W. upon the de tea l of hie butcher. Great.— I pun this they look as confidrully M we Kellogg, 17; James A. Sweeaey, 8. R D. Ball of Kent, then withdrew the do, tiote only being ail lUl. is required HENRY H. CRAPO, of Flint. for bringing about nu important a result. name of Francis W. Kellogg. Tbejefeat, in fact, of either Great or E. 0. GROSVENOR, ofJoaeaiilU. The CcnvMtioa then prooceedod to a Bimra>a, wUl aufioa to driosi Ltaeoln. iEither evsstt will give double strength to formal ballot, resulting as follow*; Tbumaa W. Ferry, 47; Jama* Ay the Democratic Pmm Party, and they Swsessy. 11; Mr. Seymour, 1. / will proceed to nominate ibeir candidates with a boldueae in th* assertion «f (heir . : . JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. Whereupon Thomas W. Ferry was, priuciplee, and a eoufidrece in Ibeir are- burned. on motion of B. D. Ball, of Kent, declar­ eeea, such u hav* but been raaaifested since tha war oommaanad. Daily the ed the unanimous choice of the Conven Baltimore, Julv li.—Nothing pew confideoca of the Liarelaitee ladeolhtiog. tio* for candidate for Congress. Will atreat has boooms alarmed. Cap-, from Washington stone the arrival of the CYRUS HEWETT, of Lansing. The Committee on Reeoletiona made italiste have become frightened. Gold ia mrly train yesterday. It may be safely fir 4Mw«< Aamd, the following report, which waa accepted rising, and grace backs era fast beooming elated that all tbe eioiting rumors afloat ALBERT WILLIAMS, of Ionia. mere traab. Tbe ouly salvation of the are senoatlonal or mere reports. and adopted : Th* reported capture of Annapolis by North from general beakraptejr, is In I. That tbe maintenance of tbe Udon peace. The only salvation >ue Lincoln the rebels U pronounced al headquarters and the supremacy of tbe Gmstitution and Kia aatciilea, ia in a continuance of unfounded. and Laws of the United Staten, la tbe first Gm. Tyler is cafe; it Is also believed the war. ‘ Tbe contest will ba a fearful WITTER J. BAXTER, rfHilMald! duty of American o.tlxens ; and that we, one. We predict that greet civil Oom that Ge*L Franklin baa eaeaped from hie aa Union men, are united and nimatad motioa will attend, if btaud do aot fl->» raptors on Monday, and that tbs rebele by one paramnont purpose—the crush­ fnsn it. Tha ire dirs of tha Democrucy, spent most of tbe day trying to find Min, THOMAS W. KERRY. ing <>ut >»f tbe rebellion, the preservation or pua party, art and tnll is defiant.— but unaueeeeriully. of the Government, and the punishment Tbe rebel* left 420 of their wounded They will nut be pat down, by force of traitors. arms, or they will prove themselves in hospitals at Frederick. 9. That tbe action of tbe leedero of Additional to the New York HeraWe oowarda. They will not permit their the rebellion has closed the door of eon presses to bo sepereeaed, or will belie enrreapowdenc* says the rxeitemrut at dilation, and left tbe government no altheir pledges. They will not permit Baltimore baffles description. Tira peo­ tertfhtiv* bot to Insist upon “uncondition­ ple, finding the outlets from th* dty Vailandlgham to bo imprisoned, or they al surrenderand we hail the determin­ efoeed, Cushrd aboard the Pdiladelphia will falsify their words. ation of the Government lo maintain thia Gov. Seymour »f Now York, has sl- boeta In crowds, abandoning their trunks just position by a vigorous prosecution' ready proclaimed that ba will not permit on the wharf. uf tbe war until all rebellion shall be* tbe press uf that State to be veiled and Tbe telegraph between Annapolis and sappraesad. si I raced. If bo will stand up to this Baltimore is working ail right. 8. That, as there rould have been no1 pledge of bia, tbe Democratic prom of rebellion without slavery, there can be' the North, and especially of Now York, Fran ■arytaud. m permanent peace and vafety to the’ will open epo* tbe .tyrant such a war­ Naw York, July 13.—A correspondent Nation with slavery; and, we support’ fere m will make him sod bis supporters and maintain tbe acta and proclamations1 quail before ths masses of the people, gives thia.account of trains about 12 miles frvm Gunpowder Bridge : Pistol Tbe rebel raid into Maryland and of the Government, aiming at its destrac­ »»>d tremble before the ratnbetioa the/ Pennaylvatiia has been a rather serious tion, and urge its more format termina­ will invoke upon hie hood : Bitt rarerw shots were beard and tbe train slopped, when the rebels euterod with pivtote in adair, yet, while, it baa caeved a deal of tion bv an amendment «f tbe Constitution t* att tfaef to defeat dnpal, depends which shall forever sweep the blighting vpaa tke defeat of Grant er Hkereaen.— their hands end asked, “Ara there any assises penis, we d.ubl 4f Ibero wan la.liea heraF Being answered in tbe •vll from the national domain. Wo are cuofidoat that at least one ol'tbrae afiirmpthe, they Utid them to ait down. to exceed 10,000 to 15,000 men in the 4 That we have unshaken confidence two events will soon taka place. The Coramaad was then given to clear out of whole army of invasion. There would in the abilitv. devotion to the country, . ntber must epredtiy follow. And then bare been Federal eoldiera to hare ee- and IdeBt* to the life of tbe Nation of 'the Deauttrabe Ptexe ConeeiUian erill the car, and *« the passengers went out Abraham Lincoln, and we pledge hereby, nominate tkeir randidate, end tree Io the they ware robbed , nf their watches and nur hrerty support to all oonskHutidnal biCody tyrant. I* a tew weeks, perhaps money, with oekrd piatokal their heads. vicinity of their operations. If they could meavnree he mav deem essential for the in a few da)S, *vreta will occur whteh Tlia cars were then set on fir*. Gen. Franklin >m a passvngqr on the have acted In concert under one com­ salvation of the Unins. . will ensure an end to this horrid and first train, drroeed in oiliaen'e clothes.— mander. But as it was, the rebels hav5. That we hail the notninalisn rd Moody war. The rebels asked him who be wae; bo tbe imide lime, could daah from point to Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, fur Vice replied, • Nobody id any account," end point, which pointe must necessarily be President, aa a harhineer of ai.ccvaa, and commend the impartial judgement of the defended by a force sufficient to repel the lady Udd them who ho was, when they loyal people, ever reedy tn recognize The telegraph reports a nteeeege from relumed and demanded his papers and whole invading foree. Thue the rebels worth. Invalty and devotion to the Re tbe notoricue Geo. N. Sandero tu the ed­ look him in charge. were to be met st Washington at Balti­ public, wherever found. itor of tbe New York Herald, in which Tbe rebel f>>ree waa about 250. under fl. That tbe gratitude of all loyal this rebel busybody declares be is rat a more and their nnreb toward Philadel­ Major Harry Gilmore. Th* lady pria hearts is tendered to the soldiers and peace miaaiuo. Hie appearance in Clif­ oners were well treated, and appeared to phia, met end checked. Thus while tbe aallora of the army and navy, who have ton, Canada, and the character of bit mis rebels were enotentrated, our forces were be acquainted with many of the rebels, periled life for country and the honor of whom they greeted must affectionately. divided, and their communications so sev­ the flag. Their gallantry, endurance and Buffalo, and created a commotion tn ered that they could not co-operate with vrlor shall be tbe glory of a rraewed p*o Copperhead circles. Some of the lead­ Tbe rebels bad no hesitation about lak imt whatever they wanted from peaaen each other. Owing to these tacts, the pie; and tbs memory of the fallen shall ing New York Copperheads have already gara, hats, boots, coals, ete. McClellan, raiders bare been able to escape with •ver be cheriabed by a grateful Nation. had cuoferanrae with him. The BuHalo they, thought, was tbe only one fit tn 7. That we. aa ever, adhere to tbe Mon­ £rpr*M, which has been Ihvestiratfag the foes chastisement than they ought to have Among pris­ roe doctrine, and only await tbe disposi­ matter auoewhat, asya that Senders pre­ command our armies. received. tion nf higher duties to evince our un­ tends to be empowered to negotiate for oners were quite a number of officers, Th* objects of this irruption were, per- changing adherence thereto, by auob peace on tbe baeie of the Crittenden Com some of whom succeeded in making ibeir vacate. The passengers were final bap* manifold. They wanted boreee, cal maintenance nf principles aa will vindi­ promise, which Jeff. Davis Benjamin and ly released, and obliged to walk to Bush cate ourselves at boms and eommsad Hunter, oblef officers of the rebel gov­ tie and other supplies, which were greatly Biver, nine miles disteut. respect abroad. ernment, refused tn vote for In tbe United needed by ibeir army, inconvenienced by States Senate in 1881. The Krpmt rootbe greet destraction our cavalry have tains tbe following interestingststements: inflicted upon their railroads. They, “For a week uc two past there has been Memphis. July 18.—-Tha steamer Sul* The new Tax Bill paaeed both Hows perhaps expected to draw off Hunter and of Cmgreee on Svtortjay. In the Senate mysterious talk in tbe G.pperhead cir tana, from Vicksburg, with advices la other* from their operations in lbs Vai- there waa scarcely , vote against lt, wbHe cis of this city about certain authorized the 9th. has just arrived. An expedition "Uoiifederate agenl/ said to be near at left Vicksburg on the 1st, commanded Igf and Western Virginia, until tbe har­ in tbe House It passed without adivVlm. They destroyed the The Util inpnem a tax of 81,00 per gal­ hand with proposals fur a negotiation uf by Geo. 8l<«um. vest could be gathered there. But, from lon <s» dialllied epMte between Julv let. praca upon tbe bsets uf tbe Crittenden railroad bridges acroaa Pearl River on all appearonoea, the object nearcat their 1884. and Feb. 1st HM5, and 82 00 per unmproniim reeafotiraM of 1881. Tu the 5lh, and eent in 80 prisoners. The ixarta, the thing most neereanry for them galfoa tbervafter. On focomefrnrn 8800 the meaning of these obscure and cau­ cavalry expedition which left Memphis £er eent; and over tious outgiving we have obtained some July 4lh, had arrived at Vicksburg and to aorociphsh, ia the reraeval of Grant to 5.000 to 10JJ00 would rainforce Slocum. Thia ex pod i­ 810,00 tco p*r eenh Expraae Compa­ due. from his puaition near the James. They “A few days since, a gentleman from lion heretofore has beer, supposed to Ire nies are teied three per cent on gro«w mnsot eland it-meeh longer down there. receipts and Telegraph five per eent on destined up Whit* Avar. Another force which has been operating out from Grant poshes him so persistently; his receipts, tbe atamp tax on messages be­ On ala, beer, and for a abort tlma at the Clifton Hunse.— Rodney, Mlssi»«ipp I, are scouting the cavalry expeditions reach and rain their ing aboiiabed. other mall liquors, $1,00 per barrel nf W bile there, bo happened to enter one of country in that vidn Ity ware assisted by mo< important reads; his army praams Th-y bad several. 30 pl I one. Ou banks as follows : one the Inore retired nadois of the betel and Maxine's brigade, ooniinuaNy vyon Lae’s main force: un- per cent no eirovlatioo under 90 per emt found himself Intruding upon an Inter-' ।sharp skirmishes, li » which they were JmaRichnsOod is relieved it mmt fillJ— over that arnnunc two per eent.; on capi­ view between George Sanders, the no- victorious. ' 'Ac tbermometar _ the object of the Invasion Is to relieve tal, | per emt.; ra> deposits, f per cent. utriuns rebel agent, sntianary, b locked* at Vicksburg ranged Il is e«ti mated that the bill will prodem romer, pirate outfitter, intriguer, spy— Ifrom 81 • to 88* during tlx «t,« Nu advice from Gqa. Smith's expedi­ a refjMwe of three hamdrad tuiRidus per and his Cocmerboad eicwlUncy Gov. - Now.iatete fehae foiled, Grant will Washington Hunt The two-^both of ition. Grapevine reports rays be had a ** hedge; hie peuopeeta, are rxeeftent; he whom be reemnlwd fro® former aoquain- ;fight and defeated Forrest and that Fur­ tanas— were in does and earnest ooh irest is hilled, but the report ia not cred­ fe abundantly aatisfed ; bo counts upon clave. Tbe unwitting Intruder withdrew, ited. i • satisfactory multi ftotu the opcations and left them tn their necntlationa. now In hand; and he will Oot lrodge. Loe “We cundnde frotu this that George MoaUbne hint there or run away. Sanders is one of tbe negotiators hinted New York July 14.—A Wariiingtnn at lit the Copperhead tm of tbe <Uy : the Philadelphia /sytorrr, that bra tn lesion la not to the antborixsd ‘d’epatcb negutiaU.ro of peace tm the perl <.f the dated Wadsy at 8 a. it., says tha mrmy began their retreat norms tbe Putomac, nation, but to rhe Copperhead allies of the rebellioa; thel te te already io com- abowt ll ..’ehxA laM night. They had men tee torn with those Copperheads, and held Rook rille, 5 miles from the Potothat an htirfam betweeo the two is now mae m n brae. This murnteg our forces actively on f.xn. That Ws.hington Hunt started in pureult, end we hope will y*t Las been ia conference with tbe rebel be able to ieteroept their retreat South. emissary w* know positively aa we have They are carrying Ibeir plunder sod imstated. That rtfber rvpceeenistivee of preened eititeM vrtih them. Ow totom Copperbe^ia® in thia rioialty have via- will not eaeeed 580. Wa imd* a con ------------- Washington, July tA-Up to !0 u d«xrk IM, morning, (14th,) H w*. wut tamed that the rebels bad re crossed the Putmomt, though they bml raot oyer most uflbslr plunder. . An eadteS^On: Ths Informal ion _ ___ ;_ . ty entered Mary lud .IU M • rt o—.—. Mm, rt ■ . . _ ______ >* - - - - • a l/al—W. ’STRAY-COW. ef Tbaruap! Is. on Ox V»>h Say of JI T J UM te><. • Unrv Br .aete Itev v.n> I,u« fK« «t>a aboci lu er 11 y.ero oil. Ta. Theroapple Jely II.ISS4. Jyltei • A reference to tbs p roce Cuagroaaioaal Convention • follow townsman. Hen. J. received twelve votes for t Clifton House, C W„ July I A—Tbe following Is a copy of the moeeago *ent to J. Gordon Beucef, of tbe N. Y. Her aid: '•Tbanksfbr your yesterday’e n<vlice. I am here foe peace, the oppoeite of anarchy, and for a real oration of all that H valuable to either tectum. I wf-ald hku to »cv y <-u bare. Omt, d«*'l be afraid Uy-Ur own thunder. (Signed) Gbo. N. Sawon*. sad teepnaeible position al tire ia Congress. Mr. Swt tbs satire ruts of the Barry rgstioa, tbe other votes b Jroa other parts *f tbe C is s fctteriag sud merited to Mr. 8., and one of wLirf ^dywall feel proud. Mi SEI.E-AOJUHDIG WRINGER New York. July 15.—There ha rt> N.. W—l-W-rk til 9*«-U <»r 8r l i mor in toan that Atlanta is rahm, with .Vo 71m*& Serene to pet oat ef Ord. 8,000 |xiw>o*rw, by Stermen. .Philadelphia, July IB.—Tbe Nashville Union >>f tlx 18th baa been received here. It elates that tbe Union army had driven tbe rebels, and had arrived at the fcrufi- vote uf a zuranoation t« which gave hire great ad van OHM to be a cuvtutu to gir sion other things being^equ. strength in previous eon vs which, ifreoognized by Mi frianda, will place bin la tl peefennsat ss Mr. Ferry’s strength to enable us l» drive Imck tbe invaders uf our soil. The trans-Mia>i«a>ppi army i< now lying idle, with no ene niy to aunny it, and there is no ra.i»on why it might not bo trarwfe. red tu Ibis side of the river, where its aerrices are e» much needed. While the enemy' arc concentrating all their furors, it behooves -js tu do the same thing, otherwise there ia no alternative Lui to continue to eur render tbe country U. the dutmuatiu* uf the invading foe. tl Rati Hl.. Kew York. and OeteteU Obfo. a, cj.OMrHMJr.ajBU. W1UT crKRTBODT KOtm, vls.,mU Iree.weU gvlvaevsed. wdLmtnet >al a aaacutae M better <l>*a ■ covnpii- Tea wxxTHX* duriag t weeks has been quits dry I the time bot. Rain is much TbaC a Witegw ehosM be veirMfea«>g. *W ■bte.aeSvCmel. , Th«l Thwi .-tmn I»4 caw /-by wi trveMv «u rvgwlaX w»4 baea io enaer; Ti.u w«e4 •ojkad la bet wewv tailt tadl atd Tbvt w«Jbrant>e» for tee abatl to res k> viU Eutcnox Nones.—It *r|! Tbat tbe Peteam Wriegvr.wilh er witbeet eog c—i- —a. ...i .m. «... ... A.. *d that a notice for a town o been celled to rote upoa lbs a hundred dollars bounty to | We want tbe men, and tba . Frora Wssfciextoe. undoubtedly be voted. Washington, July IS.—Tbe HaliMal InteUiyenetv uuderatends that a Major or a Captain Spencer of the insurgent force, lately dem<*Mtrating against W ashiugtun embraced the opporinMiir uf addressing to one of our rittzma, who is a relative of Spencer's, * letter, io which be states that the euafedersree cn.raed the Pu<»mac with 8,000 met. fi-r tbe purpose of obtaining b>> roes, eat tie and other su ppi tea and that, having accomplished ibeir pur­ pose. they were on ibeir march Lack to Virginia. Only a small p>wtiow <lf these forera appeared in front of Washington, while their comrades were collecting booty for transportation aenxe the Puto gurt.ZD.1884. to determi the earn to bo raised, not n hundred dollars for each uoe • rd officer, muaiciu ur privet bexubrtad and mustered ini tary and uaral service uf Btatea, aad credited to said I M tba quota of the township In atty call for volunteers L__ _____ U- .1— 1' DIED. .WSSrtWMs lW. BB. A. P PRACTICAL DENTIST, TECTH exirevM or Med. efiMM netfoe. 2M-mm<r*sy Oe OeM end •atvwr-Ftaae, ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, Culm awb CwottaS-d. of climate are anurcee «»f Pul Beenchialefectiont. Exper proved that simple remedies Wi«iW»ir «» v stage of diecaac, recourse sb Wbad to -^mn'e BreuMt aa LuaenM*. let the Cold, 0w tatiow of the Throat be ever > W ihte praaawtion a more a* ZfX ■‘Hfcewally warded oil IbW* pocket aad taken aa ;o ■■ ; ' Tfca wrauta of tbe Pea* UMcrrtil rtv kW <" f trtv. Am Ih, lUkUUalaavUMmV — ��.gfrraeOwvil “.S? ' l’.::......... kttsk ‘ Hastings DRUG ST0REJTJ Ifer-rrfM**.,.! --M* shefper la peosede a vjwaelily U, and U^k -SuoaiMlly. op used when wanted. TM W­ irPVBktRMRR ERM' ^^•FDTMMMRRT 40Mfa"£»ww BleaT. ring lUlibt w tarteror ordis ■rtly'ekitertoftceddurtaig Abe -vevnrf -i» taadtouRMBSr months, is spsstMly .miuIfM ■wndiby •sli|J».a|riakltaf <'f<^»®lulio0 iM,Rail as tbs extreme unpleasant smell engendered btr decaying animal and vejeteblamtbeteMes in oellars sod outdsuuaes .whssB-H MUreQMntly HuiaJ difficult to preveal. CoppecM is alee an excellent asaneee. kaote-as aa ebeMbeak and >*W ef the paaeoua end velatiic produot* <rl deeompoaiuwt, and thus baeomee as ef fielenl medium of their trahaporUUkm to ^Rel^whM!^---------------- .-a--.- *>K51ESffSSi?®2Sl«t Stomach: . umSmu-itae CURE'WSr COME AND BUI MORE balaaaah arilSaetj________ Abo a full aleak of groceries Sartiitp' guiittil __ an unwbolaomo eUnoanbere. Impure water a Other external eaovra, liorramti llirraaa a 1 '17djt«irta*ln,f«i^ wltt Faea- and dm*. Bl tba, con-w. RTOAR.sncEN.vr.rPNR. ■q^ltyc^MiUdipSi where animals are kept it. wjll in a abort time disinfect the same 'ot ajl' nauseoaa and unpieaaans odors, and reader ths atenosphere perfectly pore ted sweat. Like oupparsa it is also a fpiod osMsre. Aaotbnr article of great efficacy is feund by clacking lime to a thick, .plMtte, much consistence, with water saturated with salt This is what sway tee property called domestic cblerfde <if Hrne, being tn every reaped similar to ffn<H etrldly identical with, the chlortde W fitne found st tbe ahops, although ft comes at less than one twentieth the bn-» fcand tafcJUUd M. P'*’*0’*'’™ ?RUKi8,yiaS, RAISINB. CODFISH; TOS » feet, .Terythlng is lb. Grecry in>». tueb ee -Ul beweil«tPr-Cai»il» use. _ • Alta e great kartetr of Mh aUM wilii nuinlur ter (EEJOOEiaT yXETUTICXfll AM CnaklM Extracts, -os ths asrsciAL nsasrrr or tub lambs. Wealed keep ea t—4 a gceS a—rt—at of STATIOTSTEIL^r, J. GRANT! Ui.ly Xtrto—e^U^Hlytartygrtwl now ■uieteadneedta trngaker aettoo of tbe di­ PENN, MWCILB. INKS, PAPKR, WVEL0PE8, CARDS, he., *«. jfBrJsrrf'xf&; wB«n»«r sransg fa aita or ruiunui *w ‘ *; ’ CURE%tt te^Lr ir bettiee, and sm »• ilewl > wril iroc i ■auUwRMs here ers»9 ■fl»«rrr*,r4. **' 1 cboarfu! and Wy. ...., But. CimiBl tiBWALB. iimimtasn Goodell >Ury, abc<«T»vpor to. ■B«ff.lo, Oct. M. ltal,T . Tbearwyof Bittove Cotacia tauMdUMyea.. pateht medicines wrar caua. originating and no suttee of now LOTS rr»»ni>o ttraaaaaa of lb— Organa reouirea-lhe aid of a DIURETIC. 11 ELM HOLD S EXTRACT HUCHU T3TRE GREAT niURETJC. and la certain io bait th. daairad effect in all buM^ffrr mImA K ............ , wfr*iWSMW!. _ th. .parti, reetorta by thi. agrroebG T.ate, sad btaet it verka wMtdore In m— ef Drerernx and in H mnBroad twvns of Ixnmssrro*. Acting ■lx nr. tbe Coxsth-a I Upon ear etalree wey b« fas»4 all of Ike ! mjyo*thU|Ml tomeel cueshuire.—iis— MONT POPULAR ’of ths 4ey. IN MY LINE OF TRADE Dvlirtrad to say addrma. Mcmrely pocked free otwerralloa. “ Itttrrilt SfUftamt«« oU womtehTi, Caret Guaranteed I Come and See !! (TiWAiP, 1F02L 'CASE orReadj l*ar,aMl|. Lg.tMi . WE - - rd a eteaaje^nC .ot i«Mt, it it r- ojr Kt/, Kloreftrom aound and ibnoc'hl ma F« am, and wrrti rhe HVAE ------------ A2g»~ 8SSFal& lUeawytoudr caald r?F»sri n, *rx';r« hs5^u!sa / IkawraaMt the Adrice"Gr»Ut t JUST RECEIVED pianos i GROCERY, Eating tf Billiard Ttixuro 1»Mam Comm Mbal with Flock. —We are informed that Col. Jesse Delofi^of Upper Gilmanlon, N. IL, proc- SAUiOOIW. EATON & McMACGEnCOBI. ered as good aa that made entirely from wbeat floor. We may add, that aeversl and Bowels- r*1** BMW—»»— •nt Frrtn,T Cramps *11C—ptoteto of Wy ay.«U- a^iume to. mantiou a few other important jfestsipwwcMoa w-ilh tbiaaubjecL. 3ulr pburic acid—anofbor chosp artiolerwhiCh,-Jibe copperas, way be obtained of Hie druggist* in any desirable quantity, Il isiptawRtacRvsiMWe tallelo that - Gaowiao Cccwsasas.—Take a large Srel nr hogshead ; saw it in two in the idle, and bury etch half ia tbs ground ewwn with tteo top. Than taka a small keg and bore a small hole in the bottom ; place tbe Veg hi tbe centre of the Imrrd, tba top even jrith the ground, and fill In (Hi barrel around the'keg with rich earth ■tillable fur tbe growth' of cucumbers.— rUut vow, geed midway between the edges of the barrel aud the keg, and make*.kind of arbor ai»ot or two high fer'the vines to run otu When the ground beoomto dry, poor water in the keg in tto evening— it will pw out at the boG teen nf the-keg into tna barrel and rise up tu tbs roo€ uf the - vises, and keep them moist and green. Cuoumbere cul lira ted in this way will grow to a groat e*te-. 4e They kte mode Independent both nf drouth* and wyt weather, tn wet­ weather tbe bjtrel can be covered, and fit dry the ground am be kept moist by pouring waler in the k«sg- Liver TTAYING Sited ap. al treat otnanaa, the aaJLL loan hrrrtafcfT kept to. W«. L Katow. and adjoining rwrnft. tad tel sp a GOOD BILLIARD TABLE are rtr tbe palmar. it the pabUe, boliar lag that we non giet ac'toe aal iafacuou. sawn™ mattEum. wars CELESUtEB FATEIT lecturers of flour sometimes used this kind •f adulfcraewB. ^le vaeietj of mtn alluded to is known by the name of “squaw corn." and "atarnh corn," as well,at un­ der that of Tuscarora. It is eaid.to hare been’ obtained from, the Tuscarora Indi­ ana. Some yesro since, a subvariety bf it *nk disseminated from tba Patent CM Coa.uuuer the Mine of “calico corn,” end “Rbcty MoooUtn porn." The grain is oMbptmed of a white posfdar, like starch. EJBDUCKD TM'DIES. "V *E®^is*R IMPORTANT AND TRUE’ ** pa aaCrriog with Oat dmd.dtereae. Net- Pianos 4 Meiode—mis! PlAsbs W. W.-SIMBAU, i 442 La teip St PIANOS CHICAGO,' PIANOS GOLD MEDAL ATOOK-8 NEURALGIA KTNGwNIaptettf PIANOS • • M3BX,^xtWo»rafe e<CttUD®0. ©to DAUS, IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. We Uro every kind of goods, eueh PIANOS WOTS & STO2®, OUR EATING DEPARTMENT It Cwmve*lc«t, Pleasant an GROCERIES RK yoe awtreof the extoteoee eTAe Goaty Is rerwaa It—aerF WATHOXM NBURALGTA KING. t eertaia ear. for diaotM. Icgilead TrgU. . C. R. WALKtR, r^rirtrr. Rtf,;. PIANOS Aad all wbo err wllllns Io potaraliv a qelrt *>d ertatly Geocsar sx» Baloos, semi not Ml to GIIE C8 A CALL I As ws ar« 4stamte«4 ttoS Hsnuas she* Urt one ■ ‘ . FIRST-CLASS tg-TWE5TYrONE VXARS AGO. M« C. G Itamroi sCisUortiBb.,! cbeaMi sad Mf MELODtOkB GROCERY, EATL5G ASD BILLIARD DrwttMef U.ettyaf ButUe. N. Y. lot mud and mwnfaeturrd a oom pound known .. BR1S TOLU HALMAM OF HOARHOUND, wbinh tee pertoet srncmc ter eek-otM.rtiM. or any aaosewr- AND DRY GOODS! WOOICT FACTORY, WANT 25,000 manufacture into &WM liu two days in that way. I did t exjrect it to Nre. Bet, air, in both set ii few swallows ot strong tobacco icw cured them aS onue, and the same M-aJaare not been s.eh aince. 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G.-B«MeWe dsty any One. to eroirsdkt thia Aaamlss, >hos>.a J. Bldlemadswd At J. B*a: * AMD WILL FAT MBM Hastings’ ^wintw Sn-ttiorj. <liuq I witoiw kjrtWWH'lW;?. ' Tba Twelfth Annual Fair of the Barry Courty AgrioultoraLSocirty -bill tow held oo '.he grounda W the Society iu the a IL laga <Z Dartings, e«. Wednroday wad, tbedt^BrjeW theirflatten. ■ .' ■B^Tneifer 3 years old,' Chroaie ee Kervous DrtHl Hj, Diert ■ 11 of lha - ThuxWay, October l*xh awd Ulh, 1*04., >4.. A.procaisrawiU. not beaw*ded KMrtyt. ami Diaeaees arising Irorta dionlerrt. SMcMBert&i, Bese seeking Bull Calf, ' Ticifels of membership, (tioitrahsfera-' Snd bswldo,..! _________ HL_ ble) <>ae dollar.'will admit tne’inbert of sucking fiei(sr Calf, upe family, exclusive of sods over twenty- theft- MsHdrf, fed whteT a»e nd best do,, one years of sge, during •*-11—'«*.luoi ded fur In Um premium Het, an .•fid.Fair. j orsirnras, ■Tickets good for one fl. Articles' '*entire* and marked aa Jw^vv-lz Mftor/A. Hyerdon, C. the Fair, 20 cents. Chi.-..- ,« All Tickets attempted tn be used/ex fir-tip* shall hot compete with these .of Diekeroros.pto edt H»d“ ~ d nenes tic manufacture; tratwray/V eoocept by the persons to whom they belong Bert Bull 3 yton old er u4 Ilrtl Prt. to tba Bert. •2 slderod worthy by the Judges, bd rocofo- ( will be forfeited. 1 mended to notice. . 1 ftooewd Bert do. Tickets can be had of the Treasurer. . Bort B«U » y*ro old S 7. Viewing Committees are required1 Second best do, , h„.... I to make tbeir report b> the BeerelarV on 1 BitBall l yjr pld^ J First Dar—Wednesday, the fart day- or before*Bo’clfret. P. M.. of the second BEMBMBEH Cahlerofo Btoak. State rtreei, HaaUap, M«b. of the Fair will be occupied In entering THAI* TlltS DITTOS te Stuck and.other articles exhibitian decorating the Hall. Oaotainaawltuaner 8rcuM» l)ar—At 8 o'clock on Tbura 44HD m ftrmnMMmwTK rvromu* day, the second day of the Fair, the Ex­ BUT ecutive CosnmiUee will bold a meeting IS THE BEST TBHIC at the stand fur fae piTrpooe of filling va­ cancies in the Viewing Commit leas. Al 10 o’clock A. M. the Judges will com­ mence their examinations. At 1 o’clock P. M., the trial of Wotting slock will take place. Al 2 o'clock, the trial of Female E^tteetrlaflihlp wlll fok* ' plate, to be immediately ful|awod by Female Driving of tcasut single or double, io and arranging sev <*rta»M«axc, for and in Wklakay. . .KlffiSTSStt MrlitvsMl Pron,Vl- foHatotoerrtBswIb Milla. Barry <»«aty, Mieh. ■'V-'- J.M. Rtiae KUa. KIAPPU < ICRROWS. TTOBITEVH sadCOXWkU-O'« •4. to tbros Bitters knawinK from exprnaeiee.tosi buggies,.,vi . -.Du Al3 o'clock the, Annual address,, will be delivered al the stand, al ipe close, of whk-l| the Prefniunis awarded '^ill be annoubceA.^y' t,he Secretary. , "f i rnorr cbevrOiHr sST!txi8Sd8-< Hitter. Is lntrnde4 to bvnefft She rtNeteff, eed ts 'tert eTwra drink." ' 1. AH cMb^tiwA fur prerrirutns, Toaro t/rty, ; rfeJEWf I a. BEVK. Judgewini! officers, rtAH bd fadMMttM the County end members of the Society, BapUrt Cburoh. c ■ • and ftto itifofoeied pitrty shall- pahs fudge Dr. Jscksoe TkerRir:—J bar• been freqs hient 'wn property that he or -Ids fatriny ly tern requewtrd to eonsoct a>y anirtertllSc mediations of different kind* of medicines shell exhibit. " ' 2 AH ahi male and articles intended for exhibition, shall'be entered on or be­ -. » clone peoofie eartows IsWetMev, bed fen ' v^artWl WTteah . • larir iaiuj iarnilr, of tba wartutocaa al Dr,. H fore the fir»t day rf tbeFsir, at the office Judget—Wtaj. I*. Bristol, D. W. toad's German Bit tors, I dep*n fur osev frow of (be Secretary.■ nsuateoarse. to express my full conrtetltwi I S, J. Bldehnan. VEaMbllbra will be careful W have tbeir antmale awd-erSieiee erreeged in the BeakSulliun 4 years old « proper jdMMi a»4ia P»h«r wise tteomd beet io, they will jxs unlocked by tfie .Vising Beat, stallion 3 yearn old, Seramd b«rt dn, .. ^?Lrds wIlT ba furnished, wifj the Brel Bullion M ycara old. , From Bev. Tnrree Randolph, Pastor of lbs numbers as entered al the Secreisrj’s jif­ Second ;best do, B»pli.l Cbaroh. Omaartaws, Pa. . fies, which should be placed .utrnn, or 6r. C. M. Jasksea:—DsarWrr-PeroeusJexparieare euabUa u»4»aar It-U rvjrwdriie German hear the animals os articles for exhibition, eo/tbat the judges will bave.no difficulty been xrooilj bvertun-d br tben—oT U>. ILltor., in findinr them. , win umlter effaela on __ I fl. Exhibitqfre of. horses will take op­ tica that a step will be raised in the tre of the ring, destgngUng the class of horses desired, for. exknunstiuh by the judges, when all bnrocabf that class must be brought Into the ring . and there re­ main until, the judges shall tare decided upon their merits. fl. Any animal, farm or article, taking the first premium Mt any Fair, .shall, if considered worthy the sureceding year, From B«v- J- »• ljm*, .fcn»srijr Faster ofJb* be allowed a diploma, and pn the second year aAer receiving paid premium, shell again be entitled. to competp .for apid -•t waZrT-..i bitina al.11 ba mazbad a aaab. ad Aall M aapaU «Ub Ha— doaa^ »aa •featoSTO-.l"’ • •" 1 *** -bbw.'a *>'•'< •- SL Fancy artldaa, snd artfolaaofdo■artfoms*frtiaro.otaril be MMufartor•iwitbia-ltocrtoowa*. by Ute whibttof, In oedet Uswlatfalh.® fo.a premium. * M.|ZNb toMMtluMnf'preMiirids «R1 atotll spproved by-thto Eaeewtirt Ortriitsee; and *<y wnndWy * rto to*<aU*Hto *7T?**S » - 00 00 Wm. 00 oo 50 Bert Tw* Huroa Carriage, Bert One Hurae Boggy, BertTw<>Her*8tafck Beet Single Sleigh, BrolBob’ski. > Best Farm Cart, Bert Wheel Barrow, Bitoflefe, Best dressing Bursae, Beal Certra. Table, Bert Dining Tabla, Best Bedstead/ Bert Flower Stand, Bestfl common Chairs, Boat c. Parlor Chairs, B*tRoek.i*J>k,^K Beal Ladiee'Sewing Chair, Baal Work stand, Bert Wash Stand,' otatowo.s-»«i cmae. Btwbutu. Onp. wfw, DITIHOM C-Bkoep,*rtaea»4FewiUy,' 3 1 > 1 W 00 00 00 J«^«-Adatn IllfoU, J, W. T. Orr, D. Mc-Ou.bor. Best Spanish Merino Buck, Seen* d hurt d<>, . Bros Frewah Marino Buck. fl3 00 r 1 Second bart do. Beet 5 Lambs, Second beat do, Bert Fat 8boep, B-O-r-l JUiftt T. Aktoft, Riotoard J*ee, tf. A. Jtordaa Bwiobirt > »• ,' ’•» -»»’ • "4 oM,*' "• y, 7 •;.«.« Bort OU 2 jiStVJlf, Sednod beet d<>, Bert Cok I year old, Second beet do, Baal sucking Colt, ’to ina*aw*l n>a:iW»»*b®a'ay Second bast do, ba'taH aW. Oo." Uaa,'« Wa Bert Pig « *MtbeoMi 100 r1 M Work. 100 Bai 4 00 Bait worked Slippers, Bert Broedwg Sow, rtd Piga. ‘ ■ikiaihset 4a. ^r ■ M ■■& H*t-t r.'.'.nri-. l «LatoBa-*-*wrttTT. ' H. s*ri^ A.spo*bk. Lottie Brown. Bert 10 yard* of Flannel, Second beat do. Bert Patchwork Quilt, Boot White Quilt, Jeet'pair Woolen BlankeM, Jeeond bort do, ' Bert Wool Carpet, Second hart do, Best pair Woolen Stockings, Second Boot do. Boot pair Woolen Gloves, Boat Pair Woolen Mittens, Bert pound Woolen Yam, Bert made Shirt, BortQttDtnsD Covet, Beat fancy Cbelr Corer, _ « “ rZs Ji Q^Chio*, .. 1 Bost loMTte 'Wkrtg1 • B. Beet Milch Ow, Bemmd bort do, ft All’teadU are strictly ‘ forbiddeh to drive farter than a *41 k witbtn dw 9p«»c^>krpldQs: > ■ . A • -------- plhc'Ealh irMtvfls .CltoBfH togklXi lit 0 i<i|iw:« mroe-rtaw, —— —- --a-—,» u d> <M In U" aa* Wa*ka. ’ tap fityu—T. J: Httffiphroy, J,’ C. HsdI— th, min rf U» r™* a-Ma l*. likTrnfl^toHier. . ». •-«** aun4 Sr y«mr» 'oii.wi ovw, .PJ ta «4»’*w*W «»«|twSa4rtk»k T. »; « *• 4>*h • -P° h>t «>, O«P« *r sioo of tba Marshal; and no premiums ijrosiiltaw’, .III ha ai* Tar.aiaW-o-jrtiola a/rt/y«-8.P. Cady. Geo. Ccamsr, J. movad HrfpWlaw’aMWIaWl. . -1»..Xa»to«Wla totaaM tomM- H. Earl. Uiuf aasdy <snhleysddir^ Bert Straw itofcCA' ix -«o Best Specimen. Weed.Turning, Most.ftoerfrabi»bii.'S*batt, - Jvdyet— Henry B. Barflum, J. A.’ RobBeet loaf Coro Broad, 50ertwtp. C. iW, Baaaet. Bert'ooJlactioo of Cake made by Bert Pair fct Oxen. . oaeeaWbilor, 1S Suc-nd beat do, . -Bast CtirH Ham, With rtatrtnrot of Bert fat Cow or Os,, mode of caring, 50 Ellis, Second'beet do,' Ism ctmd beef do . do, 50 CLaiaWa V-Deaft Oiat^. fest 3 lbs Btftter made Is June,., ; &0 Vto^rv-A. J. R*s,M.'T. Wheeler, Beet 3 lbs Butler xnade in September, 60 ■D. W.CmMl. ' '■ Beto CMeee, 10 ll|a. or over, 75 75. Bear Yoke Drhft Oken, 1 " • gi oo Bert JO n». Maple Sugar, Second beet do, ' ' 1 00 Best Honey ia earob. IS Itos. <TO srooc. BO Bert gallon Maple Molasses, 30 '^ua* va'rtjmah cm Bent bottlrCuAunt Wine, 50 Je^-Juta Kffagle, Ai J. Benham, premium. :r.<-,-o 7. All animals’entered for a premium rT^Tr*.'««- JJW-' day ef ibe Fair, mitbowt Atri. ■ i 8. it shall he the duty of tbe Viewing beet — dd. Committee, at 11 o’clock P. M., 6t> theSecond -----------------, second day of the Fair, to pin* On the Beat HeiferS years old, animals to whom ware awarded the flirt «Second —“■* k bertdnr —* ■1 premiums, a badge of 6/u« ribbon, and Bart sacking BaU Calf, . on those to whom were awarded the sec Second best do, Bpst sucking Hi I far Calf, <’0'1 premiums, a badge of red ribbon, ■■ which badges can be procured at the Sec­ Second bastdo,- rotary's office. 8. The Viewing Committees art Strict Iff fWriddcn, to communicate to any Judyro—Osarfos Palmerton, John Moperson, any Information with reference lo Collum JacibJordao. tbeir awardanffitirarter- the reading of Bert. Yuto Working Ono, the same toy thdSecretary. lIIsM , 1 60 • W. Suprtiirtenflants are Strielfy For. Beo-od hast do, Best pair n ytor old fetiers. 1 50 biAbn. from conveying any’ thformatfon ' with■■ referencetw’ the ownerrirfp of inl- Broond best da mkfs <>r: lartibleatm exhibition In their Bert pair 3 year wMBMro, Soound beal dA* »i. . . ■. Severtl departments. * ‘ ' * B«rt pair 3 y ear 44 Steers, J. M. NEVIN8, Beervfary. Second best 4o, . Bert pair I year oMBUers, U8T OF PHEMTUBTS Serond.best do. ” r.‘xs^^"xs3t^ats. n. X. IHEL&OS, : te«£ ©ViKiTte; ■••FLA8D*fl CEBHAW UTTEBS ’ Wxcmd^Eat:aAjntiQ)r7; • 50 HertMatoUM*, I Bert pair Lamp Mate, J Bert La* Can, . BrttwbKed Collar, �th-tl Reel eoUectwci «< Flame, Best edienthm .4 Giepee. Best haK d-x Lnwg B1..m1B*m Boat halt d>«. Tttmep B^k Bmt ball d.«. Sonar Berta, • K-u hair U.t. b.,m, O inli-rlh* IWtr* ths* br y.Juatary "SratS WHitrr 8qt?aabesi « Pumpkins, ' MBra Cabhave. .-McS Nile st 3 WatsrmelflBb ' ' (•■Best 8 Stalk/Hftliidl 0,1 ■"be.1 3 Qnhce., a4BmI BeetRidmi, rfflt’S___ k >45 1^8 jr V•S'”*’ ‘ The ewrwiy'ubysi W.i^rfo la heavy.— 1 ,., Prisoraer. rrf-il ArH. ! **!& ,«ewmd best Riding, JJ ol( Driving, ^'i... m ,•. - .Bocnftd beet Dri»in^;f. j , ;4H<» JfiASTINGg BA33E8. 5 > tr J. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ANDREW JOHNSON, chkJxtum J&Mtiuca HENRY U. CRAPu. «d Flint. /te Iwteraaar 'AeeMr, " ', E. O. GRUSVEN0B. orJ. trtwvni*. ArSrarWaeyy«a«a JAMES B. POtlI ER. .4 Allegan. JOHN OW EX'. »< Drtroit. v.dm.tares 8w «be MHbwer aer*ieei •FrufttadSw whh-h dry land, with a r.*uh fMaefa. lUt Jl>e,p4rara>k .<W00 ihmcrigtibt*- iMrd.Wmrrthrle-.. fhdl xm Ira egtaMfabad tmdrr rararb* eight ' Thoir pockets. Of coarse they'Wrre'hfed.' The? wraM Mr, Greeley p l.^gj^r^— empted iw^ywr Ug ta^mdiag 4iyfi ,4 •4 rbrnf-rrmaid art .e. ace*mnt .4 persm*. • kb itovb ewterrd the Mtta! apretar dll. They tell insulted ty tbe,/n-radsUL— • hde .iwrr the para age ot Ute act nMoww1 there i. wtftmrttimatlrai whatever. All •They railed him namatfiratew iytwftf. ■ drapiM, in fact, tbry tallied t»fceCW|e • b" are bmcefnrlh drafted, and are C-und like an edib-rial in the IMn.it Ata Am. ’ •’? • pert»^ uMl ^ifte RM^nait e. The) degrrdaiiim which the Gopjwrhrade Im ,haWl- NoW. lhrmGjiyerRMfa^la I?, tore In all thia matter | the BiwMmt ' did not; and tinned that rtarj had n.air -V.at Uia ltfid aaf msw to ‘make. They wanted ft) bit eafdy land aetMia Ms hfnl^^fbiiti-f !ed in Rtchimrad, with.rat the tton'le aftd . Thr raMMiradlbe* amtrnt to a*g<i* that danger of try tng to ran the. bbrakaik.— 'rrUninal Intgnl wanfteer^ari * t<. o>m«li Failing ■• thia tbe> wem naadjwd ■ hoard , L tr crime .in- regard t.. th" rentaiunig tbr Prreident; and all Opperbmd. err too ohragyra^oftd said, Ihallf-llrai amount rd to wilting thry. warn merrli trmpo«. । vipectrd to take their OM from tWrrt and Crf whs-bAcicil Mil could lie brought., ho tuad, and abura the FtMdrnl to--. ., and I'-Lravd by urging a dwi«|i>n <4 ,U" I pr-<balds CMiaa •«! the part uf the dvfirud i Tba Mew G»l| gkg-Tolna leer*. T11UMA8 W. FERRY. X) more turn. Volteri’eeta will hr re th* 5th af September. al which time the doft.ia tu take plane.— MhAdtei'-U'raThia call has not been M.rat men bats raewguiaed tba a ar reeky ft keeping our rank, full, as th* aormt • ay «/c.mprl0ng an rar|y peart. Our artpio. under Grant ai4 8b*rmao are Ullrl to lour S.l»a^c« JoUMtows. Jet; talk IML t h. tt. citatr; A. WKUBTEB. J. K. HALU 1 ^1. Samhrr*, C..C <4ay,J*afb Thorn pram < a»w in Canada, aad ILtface Grvelr, en ntf) for -na. is.. and I hr-ra f eat a, iVy Waebingt.*. Jwis S4—II r.«-—O*» mat"rl*rt and will hr entitled tft the .-rrmrabl 8a. rraiitbd. di^wtldura fnmi ,pr,,»Mrd.;h.» tbaJagM Hte'frari-. • 4 -f>rrv ir* lor f« bleb , jhe>. anfcM,— ' Gru Mbermss. amn-aclng ibal on Fri­ day tbr r*■ rale nnder U«md massed a l*4vy l.ainr SX.IM** hie left ■ Mg. tswiniat-' jhatJm>p.-d<a’. li efjrr the. fifih day„.d ftqt «4 HrPMrta.O' - -J —----- 1 Hr|jemlw r. 18Ad. lH-inq fifty dal. horn |awra| of izgan'a BiTcr umniA own c*. ^.u^d the arel <4 the Vnite I State, l.i be affix-d. ' ■ DmeattherUy id B'eahingioa tbt. 18 datt ntJul». » th* rear of .air lewd IM4. anti-of thr ImUpmdrWce i/tbr Unit'd Sratra the H>-h I rfiteiU OOUA.LUICOU.. I - Tbs hat /fiN«r osilai cwtirat fnma IboSlat Mra UwduuB M.rantain. Tctut. of tho festi videa of lira.« er eso'/te that the winoa. caeiea Am i ibs 4 by tba pc ■s. N.«i. iWaxiu diem, were naed'to firaat as the officer* tad Soldiers uf We «upp.rae the writer nr* transmitted tbrough the S mnwora. if it be troethi *d the army S*e fur iMsiiaj .■biaturd pMM'-aepat </ lhe elevated ■r.HliM im th* la'idk >•( the tnwn, and »i«-ge X'lna Imre been m«milled, aitiob c-.miiiand ibe place. Alaa that the reb bl. were burning tb< je at>*rv preparatory In a rrlingrade uioweiurtiL Naeb.ille, Jul) 24—Gra. Hood ha. received reinforcement* fiom Cp«rU«t>mi and ei-ewbere. J.« Jubtwlxo aaa rrhr led bevauar be declined to ri-k a J*n eml ettfBgrtneiiL Tb*re i. a atnnie hrI lie! that Ibe reiwla eanw«*l get aa .y fnm> tatrr/'uC*'lung iael week «a ■’tnitwd a Bepalra af Geo. Lea. jH.mt. Imu g>md Im be but, ia the ap^*»b New York, July 18.—Tbe Rrahwwwid ..I Mr. Ogtlairae i/Mimmri. at the F<e•lean RalA-atma Mreliag. II* t.dd hG Xaenuarr baa a diapalcb fnau Lrsl, I lira. Irar. al al tag that he had attacked eudit-ra, it will hr raowathered. that he »«• f)ra>-«rat aed a delegate tn lb* Gen A. L Smith, near the P>Uim>aC. and • aa rrpulaad nth r lb. re boor*. fight. Chiragi. C.-OI*nti>A . Ila aeid he bad ’WaUuiratoo. Jwly.18.—Tb* Adh«win< "•-^r p rr*. -n. dioriairh i» Irma ibc Radumaid £cnau»sr Jnarph E. MvDwia!d.f*>p|n>rb«ad . daily viudimtiog tbeir ability I.. *gr didale far G~*rre><*. tuadv a ’ lw«a b>m>a* with the cmubiiud mbdaMoim, in p.oi i apwbat Huncir Gal Batnrdar . lint i| ikraa .rtpial or norqual. , Bm prudrf..-ra 1 ITG+ • • fit -thdt J' ft,, e aaa hard l>> trll »b»r» be *ba.| ■»*« he dictate* that these aciuie. be pcapered tel HP* thnaigh. T» elnri.tale the anl^.-ei. | thr Ilmi.'-Ctary Iran. Irafme' me. I hare rwiwh.rrrmenla, to meet wn.i y8.umlde at.* .ird.lh-fttraTpiir-mwdwg. all .... 1 Him. Allred Ktlg»ra hamled l.ithr .p*uk vratingencir. that ma^ .rise, iti i|te «^i Z Apr A^hgMere/ir A4/er ' uf e..ml>iM'ion. .if tie men^.wr y tbr<r ; olierr. .nd own conatanl •nd-iralUq4ld!rpMi' u, aid Thw remark aaa Kdl -eed ,.-l‘e *>>rtby old Tanim.ni her»e l I — klr. l-laihnri.a wa*'rtgkr~ th* meeting WW« mapaed chiefli of Ikrwwaialfa. and I be first part id th* question was hat d brave aoMGre. tba^hej ha lyin't >a. Demormiir. uaiiig tUt rixtugh t . answer. but tba arorad a a* a porud, and m.i’ tmnrce«anf 4« ■agrtHunM Word in i‘a worst ernar. The Ah>4iti>a>■lumper. Our modulate far {kirwr Gta prrernt a err t*». «t»d they went Mt tor want of MMihrfmgp.gt.R4.JFe believe >fMi Ur paper fa hra p-wk« and rrfvsyd there u D.rticip-utia, but a. iwmAr l thit iw.l of lhe ruet, railed .fi<.*eh, be I and io.iigaagi ap.aUki.rnr—Xtft &m.d Im rvp.aU.— IfiiMayuluJfneL obiaeird silb-Mit routing W a d4d/L— in speaking'of Bit.1 cap, th* Chicago lln* made an add< TriAdnr haa tbe fdftoirfhg CrpiMo apd tiHirrin hr Ui*------------at heartily to B.mtam.1 the i»miinati<a>a made at Bal pertinent auggestiona: Unewe. r.l|.0Wb'4*e>|'nM<hlM I “T'i. Pteeident. ia obadimre ibe MK .If.mWmt ability and if rar* .m wiabea «4 the p«.ple nnd,^i» deferr-oee ••• mirpa-ard inre«rtrv —«an> whft' boa adib« approved judgement rd own mditary tninialrred thr G<-«*mment weM, and leaders, boa iwmi-d a call fi-r fier Jmmkvi , j* hra will being tbe ttati-a .-uf id it- Jifftbmaaod voluiitenrts. <•-ae**w-lt>r .wie, ami plant it i.n tbr eternal prmeiyear, and will order a draft at th* wulrd' plr id liberty., IU aU. np4e -d Mr. titty dni a tor an many.raralba.l dot -bdde J -bfi-i-n. Jrmu.,|>rr»aml k»mhrdgp. *» bryw rdnained by v<.lunteOrlwn uhtil tbr MraHaa >/ all the State, are Ml. Some ■ .f the 8<etrs err in riceea of gnat rwW.. Hie rlrrra will hr credited in lhi« oall. I •auitaiT •seroa aad At every f..*w itMlA’It, 'hWd >4 a fit*. |wev«* I. e!r>i--n draftirl.• od • cinetl nM so »ul~4n idrd. t« fill the quota/hick ■ball Ira aiwigKni ti.it m>drr tbia call or , an, pert thereof which mas he nnfillrd t<k t .dnejeeta nt lb* mid fifth dat >4 &-ptrw>her. 1884. la lrstMn>o« sirarr- w. It Xewar<Be«rtai7 effltata. Vkh Pbk»:oimt Fl attua asanu RaxTt**« C-trrrtn nr -At a K.-(.tilh.sn >ai«6rwli.4i ii'rrling in Bang-*. Maht*. irn . tw:woxv. liable, wist aorta in person or by aobotl Ubda. TUir lertar'rMda elftMial eiartli In Ibi. paper may tar firand the pna-la stem id tba PrreiiMit railing fl.r 500, ALBERT WtLU&MS, rd {.rata. StadHi 1 Nm<1 tbrrwfiim. L iAbmhae. JdneUe. the Free Blah-.—«dg.dng . RtUfjipM a?at hda-trfraaalMlka M-dted* ><i have ooljet mipk U-tbp lyw .dafKfca .<1 Foank biatnet-F8B8T HA.TXAtt. xacmgss. ■■ .is | »- »*- x»va<«. .Juireaa, FOB rREMDKMT, ----------- - ■ Jnlfl.liraa«mfcK BatpAIWf'” WkMltar, ttee JGtar.1 the rebel eatnp. Il at .race l>la*Ml th* L- - * obtfiiewteg jotting 4r i *e(M«Uy a.ralBjr. Wy n. MW.’ --------- - Aimait ten month. •ntcr,*«.i j tbia Citi agrreil Io the loii-.a :* If Ilw Fwtrial b>n»-» <uJ Richmond aitkuu uurty da, । date, be aaa to gnabte.^pimrwt a .tn glr amlnd r .U'.le ap|4r, il RK-bnxMei w 4 •■“ • "> *■) ■• o — “ r >• i— t^xppplra, and m> on, «<a'umn the tidiii bw f->r rarh.iiumlh until Uiebmond aaa the Sanitary yb>re>, then, t . negligence *omeabef», ao j abuse of tbeir position* bp Un tho alber hand, if-M. informed er tuirtaken ho ha< great error in sending at pubiicrathra. The aatoral r| atatrinmte will be to eutM deg id such supplies in firtar rfertta eibeta of oer ladies tbia matter, if tbav can be •SexS’SS?: the waata -f Ibe tick and w. We traheva, »M. A; G, ■n-rat part mistake*. And iwrfi ounviweed of fr-| OHntnenidUhra ia lira Dat detailing the tome events, il writer state* that “the fruit wines were prepared f-w tin an expense of sumo 1,500, fnww thoahendanc* id the Now, <me tie the other of poadnuta lain error; sad il rrzyict^fc*! CL,* his ra.mmusic*ti<« ia great hamt tn the sick and to the cause id bmwawity. LaurtM Rarcsucxs — UsGw paper baa dunned a heMttfal deer type, sad in eight column paper. Ita paiee ie two dollar* a year. Las-tse Sait Wxu..- Thsrsdar last. It »aa rem akaft how the eurface t" 4,arrg*d quality nf WH. thi• aide «>f ibe lln*. ■ From tba puhlGbed fr4r*epndde«et it he raiwrdyery it M ifcal amne. State, were aa ‘far behind. Tb*we will hr'mann>ea out that Saoderw in behalf v( hiai- quirrd* t»» fill on the d.-fkietu-y tinder •elf and friende waa wiUGf l« p.’ |n f.wmer rolls. Certainly if they ean All opjf.r three )r*n'mtn br yearn* ss?fc®srwt him n-wlkMrsojtat^nMa-bdd tb« field durin* the pravnt wnianr; Ol . m«md. bearing prupiMMluM- ianBieg tn, tbrnr pndMllIyntMV^S^f-««ill »«»lnoteer 1 <>dba eatabltaemratMfa^aee,'dnd-lbrt if] r f ftteb ia the cane the PreaMmi «f the gunited State* baa aq;hn<*hqrf bim^tii. Ugk a» abwrt a lertn nf aerviee fadiratea' that the Prraidml ia al la«t'>MNS*d Sj**<e ,Ji>r to them bra auf. eotidunt wg Ute j..m. <*>u»a*|s and a<hn«*e .4 M> lull Mar/ fhanclrra, and .aapuhftb «d tie 44*«*rt>n<ey proponed. - ei<»/,T a»»l Mt General, in r*«.rdHr 1b« end nf Hw To thto ym auurnihrShkiBlfwIb (R, hia> ♦«».008 end he w.aikl ta. Ml POU T«» Itxwmimn l> •Jewel. DA Jo,T.- VlJ.» .ratMMSS? _______________ fn.hnlH. <htfp an rm<h Itatekr ga it Un I ^trp!». that ikem 1. a miiipprebrm^Mi on 1 hand. Troopwkw » raddnraliln weather, ; -U lb* will s>Hi.Hib<edty Mill be wmd d wBarab* M< Mirel iil «.* RM duo main rebel arwiiee "W which the el , h>tmcr ,4 the ret.ell.ow U how Mowed wiw. j.iWuOvmwi shell bo drci«i»*ly oraaahiiion, But-wh . d-Hil-ta taht heifa wwHmw "f mm jv-nrrd and kn.m ila eaaSMnMa np>« that sab York. �U. SrOMOBOADS. CHANt BRY ORDER afotAMdf OMH^ett f 3W»y. M OfoMw^rn Ibeeuiaws uf sssid diMiy se Uw ash dayef Js*y, A m S PKCHL NOTICES tbe saau.tr uf Barry, is Uhtesiy. ZsM^a JMbpfo asyfoUhfr ydsfr.. JC^w a-U ^way JEqw. £V*«bwU Dur. Dim, Dnmr.—How terriUL w« B—d rain. In ftWfrith half ..f tbia 1*811 FOR HIDES, PELTM AND J RAPE. Bssti»«», J«iy M, COLt A 80S. ounty we hsre had no rnin fi»r fi»ur Crops are Buffering terribly. A g.M*d obower passed snrer the south part of tho cottnlv a week ago. wrrk*. fjjT*Tbe nomtaatmg Oovetition of the 3d Representative District meets at (lichory Corners, Aug. ?4ih. Sanitary Steres and Army O®eer». M sad sow re-id-*>i defowtasl. st lesst ti before u>« turn pr»ecrlbsdfor Us a* Tbe last jpinatr emtaiesa comrnttni- pr.tixk cmspuo or M 1 to pl«gW for pennant. UnPed Ftete. lb« whole property of tbe eneotry to hoMtn to •acnro Um jmyaa*t of baib principal H. yjUtfBT, cstion from (he Sist btfimtry, signed A. C." detailing, the manner in which the Fourth oU Jhly has celebrated mt l.---k<.ut M--untain, Term. In speaking of ths feativiUss uf the<xcaaloo. the writ­ er .aoeru that the wiutut, and other delicaeisw fnruiahed by the pstri-.tic ladisw of the North, fur tbe sick mJ wmtndeJ a>dd.rra, were uaed tn feast and make drunk tbe officers and soldiers uf that regiment. We suppose the writer mssn. tbe store* transmitted through tho Sanitary Cunmiastua. If it be true that tbe officer* ( ol the army now fur (easting and gluttony ihe Sanitary ^lores, then. them is gross i .-gligenee womeabere, M wwll ns greet jbnor <>f their pMthata by oaeb officers. <Jn the other Lead, lf“M. A. C.," i» nii« informed or mistaken ba bna committed ■ great error in sending such trash f»r publication. Tba natural result of such lisa. Wdaadyou.goMtaks,U»em w.i .nt.ee. Imported and •.4.1 in iba United dy Sj J JM. H MUTLE&. . . - - Tjuarnwiissiist. I. D D SS-.K. I umplsisaut'a SolMitur. aasta"iftfr"<r w ■ P. R -A Bex of tb> f*UU wcurely pack*, i soUsd ia «uy MtdrBS. oswesiptof price. O.tK boLLA It p<>«t pud—Bivowr rafuni a Agiutif enure a.ttslacln. ia not giraa (jySWMBMj OI.OEK roll Al-I-E OUNCE IBS TO OB CUBED D# BVCHAJUB ill* rars, ia !»•« U*n tO MKRY’ICSSKM. lain.I •talrurtnta will ba to cause tbe withhold­ Tbe pal- ing of such supplies in future. [ SubacripUoa. wW Im TKetvrd by tbs 1 Ftral Jtattewal Bask wf Ans Aibwr. Xleb. FlrotMtatlwant Bask orTJet.efr, Mlcb. . fflrwt Mwileust Bask of Fa-wlow,Bish. emtio efforts of our ladies will «ea»e in this manor, if they cv bo made to Irelines pwt such effixteore mteHng V. the ■PprtiiMuf healthy offic-rw rsthwr than to I ora, “M. A. C.,” ia fix the I mistaken. ANB BY AU. KATK.XAL BASIS wb«eb are depositor's "I Pabiie tswero. s>4 a0 IIUKTAIU mn AK* lAIUB throogU--ut the cvuntry. .swung sn agent, ef thi 1 Kstiuod Dspoaliery Banka,) w U fomiak forth., Infirmsllau no tpplieeflos sad _____ And we are the inced of (hie from seeing a MUDIUAOE SALE. detailing the same events, io which the w rinw »tate* that “tbe fru’tla, meats and w inei.wern prepared fix the occamim at DON’T F ML TO READ THIS. an e aprnse of some 1.500, all furnished COFFEEII CMFUII COFFEE 11 tr..m tbeahandance of the North.*’ N»w, <«e ur tbe other of these c»rresp..nAer.is lain error ; and if it iw l,M- A. KEN 1*8 East KENTH.EASI INDIA COFFEE ’miIXCOFFEE ex Union paper has dunned s new drew* of I tbs adrerOwiweet sf ywnr Society, offering to beautiful dear type, and is enlarged l» sn gie« your medlc.ne to eleraytseo for Ute paww of eight column psper. Its subscription their jMri.be>. I obtained s bottle A-r • pca>r girl of my congregation, who had foog besu nearly piiea i« two dollars a year. belple.* from Rbcum«ti»ro, and .trange Io wy th.1 wb« bottfo cured bereutirvly. 1 write th.*, hoping il may nW Us Society u> its efcns <•> intro> Wit : Tbe Meutb m.foquarterjo». th* Kurtb- Of M*tuT iwrf»s (li)'in T-wn four. <«) Mitt of Witngt right r«. wr.r. ro lairing nite ba.rirrd.bJ certain p«e<e «>l l.iul dseurd bi r*.tnuel 0. te al­ alii? acr-l >;fU> itwill be mM st public abciwu, ee and » lie to ErSfo'Vi. Hewitt for perUeslar mcripliou "f a* d land rrfrrreee •« bad tu la d Dafrd.Uay ITffi i«Mlawyer 1. A. A U. 0. llsuMt, Attys for Assignee. ..--rind quality of brine, and its n*e wmd the aurtra; and tbe only barnrr .. its tall eucceea thus far has been the , d (faulty of making a perfect packing — Tim objec, of reaming (be well in *' »b* etale thia difficulty by providing a aufficKitta- ’W’TB-ifW’ '*>Tt fidrnce that tbe .well will be woe of the b^.m.W k~vtaucl- gggT S *AoT IXlflA COfHB • — —- ---------• - re-1* dedcd by »s.d Hewn su’d w fr to tale u HARVKY WBIGHT. Uumiil Cbwri Oei*>w»r. in .nd for Bsrty etHinly,.yiaMgaa. 0. W. Mn-ts. OwdsiaMtasfouclisT.. Dated. July t#U», A?D. last. Uy*»] | ADMINISIHATOKS KW'X.-.reXlWtt Wit; land on tba rtoulh-wral quarter of Hestion thirty­ foe. IM, HAItTEf rfclOHT, CVe«>7 f J-*rf '‘-•fr, in aad.for Barre Cveatr. J|lchlgua. I. T> thSBM. I'imMBiKMrts SeBettor J^!| AAA TA r 1NUIA comur. sale Ta the matter of U»e Eatele of tUscs^ Pfop"■tutace ia hereby giren, tb.t by eirtseof I'oeeae "Sastixuia tilKNiEln rtiWElL COfHl£. iTATKO' M1CIHUA5. Eighth Judicial Cirefourlr prior* tn-tw' ■prstt-ie. that tbe ■< Mat.ev-| n«>1aw > ,r* 1 W-ev*1" "< : nraa M « 4. d~4•" ■ II**- rJ y-j~ EHF.fr.—— r«a»t F—cy a.o — it nil tbnro with .1 A.; .a. DjUaOWM*. •"> rw-™.t. awM««<O*ni**- AU-. ir..,.v«r,-.U»M— famou-r. .L...4Ui«XJU fo—• -■ .r rf . J*”"” ikOSE? :-~v.fu,0.r-or. .. MT. < >r * SifM <4 CtoM*-. r.«K<M ««. »*»«■ 75 Aadr»» J. Feeaff, T wMi.ruforttysppearitigbyriBdaTit Ihisnuie, that die .Hoes unueU ur Andrew J. YoMg M Ml O >r» out of tbr I TSZ.WSryWnmnaiw iSEaTy^rSGr^sE sTw ; iMaesM »■■■!. i* tm. : ' a ^r,asS5S!5Krs �DRUG STORCH £|i >uti*p,» may be continued fur some limYITnbRa. ' Rfyg* U<lH*MNM»dbWiMMV -ptabeg evroSh uBdar ssg fo& asrtyird tin pnll tsKiy oont. Jt Single rtrort areaye produces terror, but not caoilemeul, afi<f no, tb>rcfi,r.in)fiuit.fi> mWileid-ed than a tiPMMBKDCVKBl W1 Mtari*«. •*«»» coo"i aaBraM.aMM^we o,,ui>bass xsTkna ..^Mr^br.rjm- single cut acrid* life dice bt idSfiirtt’ 1 ithxeaf«iny ’ io‘fi rift tu t. dn<*.rabd ’ tbe .dittely returned — Imai Is"stroked dr smoothed In a Jinn LtaAlMM n»M. . TCWKVnseAfP AtCOHOL. COME AND BUY MORE •- A. .^..-l «H >r *?<■ .r .... m■ . ~ - •UM*.’'. '’■ 1 -OF THOSE- . t* attempts <5 the oTonea, te 'veeiad in precisely the same way. It to surprising •TO one ttiat has not tried this tm>de, what ■ atttfttJAa W rdMIred fur the. anI ml! w understand rxattly *bat la mdsuV The ItekWUWtfsW W be followed by the single dr^La'Uo.T.ahi , animal gjstiitp’ StsmtB GROCERIES! TBA. COFFMUB0QUU apices, mrt*. PR UK EX. HOB. BAWWACCHlRMli ____ Alwnjtm*’adrtr.afjka-------- , noon cornea to understand that 4 fs ««>_dneirabls tu repeat it. J once met with aoow remarkable for the large quantity , <4riab,«M4i«Bt »Uk jshich she gave. iwc«M« nnts, q rob YTtsjRrrriAL innn or w« tunas. -ibe had been nold.froMi owner to owner • as eooueseivsiy diminished prices. 4told her het owner thmlvwsld seatly cure her; R. J. GRANT! petftA incredulity. The treatment I hxvs described was given. At tbe first milktog there were some pretty sharp blows from bar "bool; which ware dealer ntisly evaded, and the single Stroke of the whip gifts invariably in every in­ stance. Before the milking was com­ peted, they bad besoms much ires fre quant. At the second milking, the ani­ mal kinked only twice, and tbe third none nt all; is other words, she eras cured, and ia /wo iasasoe—ubly one third the time In wMete certain edvertiahg pre­ tenders offsr to teoeb tbe French tan­ ' fbsfti Pefcre the operation, this cow 1 was h terror to tba milker—bar legs ' were strongly strapped' togatbec, a m|n * Btbd^ at her need, and tbe milker worked with a ,eoostanl her nf eutne «ar4ike ^•oMtmlioe., JYVw.oImJwMM »Ud . ST-A-TZOamEW. rm ruou. u>® rxrm.1.- , MUtrt rOPVLX* r PATENT KKDICmS ntrfustwnsi® Come and See ! I OXO, M CASE JUST RECEIVED hqU oksed eyae ooatiosed to chew her aid as long as the mUkiog wm going on end she seemed, bemelfi entirely satisfied irtR the ohange that had come over her. F sower fnend bet «r>ff cow dm-1 could not entirely break of -kjcking: dtfs was •r »«*■**"*• J?r*n «• *»'*• bs, she*. <•.*££g^eTri^ ^iiSiaSS^sXn E.W.WIWG.I - GtsxNXrrrsrE. -0ST1CE iDUHsimuji. HASTtso.iRiin.lsae. t PIANOS GROCEBY, NA-NOS Eating Sf Billiard Sjaquoow. EATON *-~iteSAl>«inT<llI. GREAT IMPROVEMENT. tight trnai : f 1 •rwurt aAwiuitk weets cuanTEB fawit BXWCX® 1PM®ES. Wtvsr Ml to mu/y thsds wbe give them s Oorot^h trial. aatf whtrwrsr IntroducM are rspMly Do thing also than, make them worse.— jsstP*F»“ mksw TWypoaesao the wsrit nf staqHcily «Sd troliod manner, sod s qom plebe system, , haMsEnmnagraeet. k, that Sftsos sdsOI'e fllttfully carried opt, to produce the dehistraattea win ssabls say cwt. aaa thsm V neeMMIy. The faOnwtaf srsaassaofthajr •ired rwito.—Country GintUman. fij poratabfexe«lleuew. ' It is astooisbmg to wUocm the degree of ignorance that pcwratls hi this eoontr . upon the diseeses of domestic stilmals. bn4 lU constant barbarity that ia too often practiced upon tbesn, «Uh a oiew otallootoimg tbeir nehee and peine. If ,'Wfi take" for instance, what ia. termed, • AorMtC or •ioZfois Aor«,’\ wo venture that more then one-half «Z those who oom cattle regard thia to a ,diMaae, wbea, in facn.it in bet a ay mtpm U>a sama. iTlha base of the Borns 1s either too ■hot or too sold. It is only an evid-enoe of Wcw^osiMa^b Un> disMto ehm^toe l°f *1. H ^V^Ur^c'lick^HbuttlsBtiUbda. dr”d>lta**-lf"- wsfiws MEVRALOTA KIXO willapaeUy a^rhhg rooms, and ni spk OOOfl Bl U! A RD ABB ywa racfcM w«h Ms tortana af BimApscf harl^UmTwCmwr^^mw* Fsrsos's Bsuauu* Kisa <&} verily ndUtt A&Byoe mBkms Mm lbs gnawhgsef OrsrmIB VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. We have every kind of goods, such ^^"‘TaL *tL4UU* OUR EATING DEPARTMENT DrutJtmneu or Aoiedyftm *iU bt allow'd, lad aU who ata willinw ta palrooiie a qnwC.aad orderly Gsocsbt ASkMxUxix. must Ml fail k> RF~ NO .PLAN OS GQ1.D PlANbs wiU ■‘",w• *”r -4>* >*^|poaafaigwMh pnia. with Hess to jmir ' u." ■S'ttSOT SCOTS A BffiKDXS, GROCERIES PIA' IMPOliTANt AND TOCK! ABBe4XrSWUl Wllh PIANOS Wnsmfs Nwvsxisn Kurs wIB aa.asre-yuer ARB ysa s'wsrs sf ihi exUram rf the Qssil U ■ VSVWAl. Bbssst I WATOOMU BRVBAMHA KtBG. e oertsh. camfardMesae ■. . , •. ZterUmWTkriA a R. WALKER. Avprwew. SHE C8 A CALL 1 •*•• Clolki AND DRY GOODS! ■esled, which disturbs the natural cireula tfort and suitable remedies should bo adosaistarod fur the UwMHl uf the reel malady, and not resort to the-cruel Wdctics ofttrneljni a gimblct Into tho horns, and cramiding tMtr inleruir . with pepper and turpeeHae; for such iraatmeetta surely erfeeteesd-to escito sr produce diaesto In Cha membrane which lines tbe interior of the horns and fractal ------------ ' FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND BIUIARD OrMglH sf tba ehr of Buffalo, M. T. hrestad aed amaeftetamd a eotnpmmd knave as B WBSALOON. ’ ^OUH BAWiaor BOAKJIOUKD. whleh ha Wh, L. Eatox, D. MoNaceKToe. parfael sr seine for rnasm iM.iaa «r saj enosan*1 or teas Msnoctnu arishgftwa damp, cold ectTV or.uddsachangaoftawMWwr. Btwy paraoe who has arm ukan Bamrou'. B Atnsaa, Ocubsr «, tW. ‘ ; Af«. TAN BRENT'S WOOLEN . • . FACTORY, M1STLX0S.M1CH. WANT MjOOO Ibe. r>f WOOL to [manufacture Ihto OLOTW— HARD-W ARE! TSKXthi WOOL CARPING ® 3ft OHB GOODS Unusually Low! -.a.J «i.U w,,|,p Tb. GrwU Wiail. I.mSj 1 fro® U» towUmsnui I WkMrVSMii Mm n.P.CHKMB| ptOUXTY CLKRR SigssH ----- : ~'~RC. fN*"1” � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-03.pdf 37f7d63b3124d7a50bb347a300391344 PDF Text Text aDKIWH. ■ess*** f^e Jutiiji fount, a Fnaudaso inurt Wednesday, H KiJIVOfi, BAtUT CCWWTT, ■TCLtOAW Ofitt t»Bbah" tif Adfrll. DYSPEPSIA, IHrrtd Jortry rngoitpesBor tub uvbr AJTDDKUCTrTEOJtaAXS. An CUBED BY HOOFLAlfDS GERMAN BITTERS, THE GREAT FTUMaTBERiKQ T©B3®. . Jjistisjs’ Suintss Uirtrtarn. TTtHXBM llBA*. ty4*Uj#»r rt'.fo. MD MUIUM IBtLTlU rvoa Thaaa Bittara hate perfcred m Canal AMD . DU QI VI BKFTEB BATMMACT1OM I Bate awi Tmu**wt, • BA Ft MOBI JitSttCTABtt ftOtlt TO VOUOH FOB TBEM< Tbuiaay etbar attlele ia tbe awikel. I WafaCF aapDaa ta ceatrMht tha AM«rtUa. " AND WILL PAT BttMO J Teaay oaathai wffl pradww a CwrtiAeatepobb^- ’ f liav* eoto* with Mortbrra frmntoe, ' With br«v. h»ru ud uwu of might. •Uairtl. rtfallioM tectec. To •••tala oar *ou*try'« right i Ti« a pfauarv mid ifa b*Ul«, ' To feel my bmrt’i «Kniuo( toriU. And I pevfah lib* a iuie.tr. Die • so**tnt pafrtel faU, are diap-xrd t» be humorviua and mint I* joking.” I aaeured him Uvat It w«« no fake; mid tn Mitofy Mm an that tedd. handed.him ma mmmienloo, At the Mine iiwwiirnt the band *trurltnp Yankee It faring; very warm D.widln, on odr qumler deck ; ou mehin* « hlch, be m» the A meriran eo-lgw ______ _____________ i fl»tag. the red enala tnrnmg bine, and the get fa Um right »t .w Im* w e were farm; erown Uhl anchor buttmi mrtainorphfrved ad In line of UaRl*. Storm tolwea .«gr»: •eat .mt, “then w* tteaka •.mm'utof .wa* gmug fa be did,” ibe wmdsama^ forward ■IL The Sfith waa in Um ©mire of Um brigade.. We. all *lart*d wrthauL’w and■teady pace aertmtan open field, JM* W». cam* lu a thi<i«kttf ,b£H»h - irteck. goe* u« v>do Ahead ; w< rtiabed Iwln faw wimde. the rebel *kirt>lWian. tvk fo ibbir fatela •nd ran itku a fat <>f ftightaiud dear, ,Al Irngtb we oatue to another clear 6^1d.—. WILL CVRE ITKEY CARE OF, When our line, got fairly out in the open field a nsbei afatlf eamo bfanning over it*} ordrra were given: A* «M ii lav down. wh|dk!i«d«ri wa*. e*w»o eincOU-d ; U:ry threw a Iww abell* but did egharm. I'bu 6th Mick battery waa ■ '«*», pit fa p.mil!.hi and ®r.ti .’iTvOod the n-brf guii*. We fed thfai Order* to charge aenuw lhe field—tbe boya art up th* «ar ab-mp and *tarted, whrn lU»y gi*n^* u,e and a little in Ibr taerit I am dy*ag. eomrMte. dying. totbe Grrinmi etale..- Denmark cm •»id m r.m Tail mj kiart alaal fitful • wall. 'Vr rriZrfS2-RTifTrand8H.il •rata (o tAnav ’art khe (ieniiaa p..w*ra waa t.Mi faany Yank*, far.them. T» tbe atwdmt «f Tail tha aoM d-w gaxbenvg o'ar me. •tatted <m again at a *L"W pace, the rrqulra tha m eerw^imedfaith Dm-hlm. — 1 Father, Morinr, Fl faad., terwril.' •kirmrtbere keepfog up A rApid firin*. Tbe French rwprcxatativa. by 3*.ire 1 i.iytpdj thy Unlividiial. nm.^-dng, the,, hia govwritmenL 'anggMted that <U 4*.' W. bad nut gue.Gr brlaewamilfabrleiarll. group; but the etndeut •* ""**J n.l>«h* fart tn lb* pnpulatfoo of th* la- 1 B. E ME M B E H boj.m UmIhoJ. W. laid .down again । In it a rrpreaeiitative of lb*t. principle z l.-rmc.liul*di.Uirtb*lwmu^ie <wo proTHAT TOM EtTTElfa UJ to let the atell p*aa near while ««Y bat* • fetch -itmierlM tbe f renew, etretrfo ■ nf p.me.1 line*/**"' - I rtuirtf men* »•» ascaettasie, trr,got into poehiim. We had*nut lain our.govrmiiiewt,*o wilt— Tk« flwprwry » Thia wxrffhaed by Denmark; and q/Zrw fafier. E**h < »b* Certain* aa Ba® ar WMtkey, thia arfiaatl d.*vd the recast Cmfrrvutw. Umi*! l-eig iieiur* a a«»ay ball eauia bian group fa a living inurtratloo •/ Um J«?y . a mu abet and alruck another ul the S«Hli A eirreapmiAmt i< the New York JXi Tbw EeglHtb.prtmier pr»«aically drefarew 1 -r./tree latior." Nut many year* ago, in the brad. , After Mir battery bad g*'f that the antfoo df Drcifiarh in refuting paich aeya that during th. war ■>! 1612, «p**j"M**' hmWinto DiMiti^m and abellrd th* reba. awhile It THE lEtT TOIK b* accidentally got p.*«.iwahm ««f amne «f tne*b«il ltto lOrtlar U> Wto arhHrathev dally we Were ordeicd W rtai up abd,allng. oilV utimMlfag far b-eor and ihc Signal* of the Briti»b Navy, which fit* ..f Ute popular will.*’ enggoated br .lha breed. Each fan Urt*|t iWratifin *T knapaack. There »u * rie* bf ground not into the liamlaol C'nii'. Ii->dgera; and Fnva-li. rwkwMM «br Bntieh guv a mm mt th- hpfa.rtwtHt.r a Irt-e *.,Ternnnmt efr ’ from (lie detv of taking any farther ac> he «bu" tvmclndr* hie artkde 1 4.--..—* w.utll .®A prreMm * S.H.u alter the iv-uelualoti uf peace, tiv«j part ia UM Ulallrr. refieciallv U ibfa grow? fait. And dining with Gmi. li-igrra, at bi* buuac vti France and R.i»"ia decline lo aa'rild any aUrtrd »l iwh till we got tn the top i»r wrf® tMcv wU.------------- ---- — -r-r—-—Wa*bingti<n, he related t«me the fidfnw. aid to Denmark'* rff-na 1- drive tbe hill, when we gave a idf dfrd ititftid’idl' PrvmJrnti.l Bfanuon at Ricbwwmd, toM* ing utcniurtancrs, which I give iu mmrly G-nnan tn-ipd from thr Dnehir*. entn Hurt I he', ere ia «-perfret a mpte^ The adopti-ofa tlmfia* nf ibe Sdhlry a double quirk; lb* reb*. pairing tbe actuation nJ drnu<rw»le'w> the other la nf (pronounced «a Iba prup»M»d frm>- muAfrlry Into our rank*, tbo.bcafl>-y xrhrtKtatiolnalitbihma 'Tth-WW •»*» fa tfar nt ITrt>«*rk would deprive ibat knew bow, but finding U md* joeWji-t" ** farmed. rlMWtlag. 4* try .fa atop u* Hwy | t.*ik. In lhe|r , bed* •d fa have tha aignala made <*ti hoard, find ■fcinad.'iii of ah-wit oiMWitlbof it" terri* and principle-. • fa try Hie experitmtm, nmw "fa i..ri*T*mu'»Th» &"hlay I* a wide ba/, arid fad foaJife.MUtl>«ya.br.lpaiigi lb*m character than along in tb« rear. W* 64l<>ej4 IM'" ocn uadwMaudmg factebal purfaotetto-y stretching toward from tbe twrt nmat «t w.... _ JaMhngt.« aod RW * about < miu fa another cleared M4 • ere mieded. I crvtand *miiet>mw with B.-hlraw* in A wurthcrly dirmtmaj .. o rd. Which kiMfcfgmrmWMfaalfrW'.J out llirvtrtig ah ctfruiy. Until olK> *oi efti-V* , Ou Une bay Uta the fawn rfflefacawto diet. u<- c.meltnfad v.crtiraAir.IM Wight taiVdfl nUr fawlinirtrt IMF. F. /nd* J, and build wir Work*. . W* worked, rtdl the capfc4.nf.UM- Dtiaby . ttitb.fr p-p*I* night building br*a*twwrk*. Wtern rnprn* tL>n of eleven tbo.iaand *>ula. Ul.oiurae lag came •» bad •«.»rfi« bwUl that Johnall territory anutb of the 6rMey woalj From Rev J*«. B. Kennan!, Putor *T th* 10th gon'a whole fort* cannot take. Man* To Starts Sscmr.-Tirrnty clerke **&r.'jMlmn^-DearfUr;-! harabeea frwjnentrevert to tha German .rule, including were the ?kheIi"iSe*iliMn»ite1W du*t in Aatorr, iwruiy hand* la a nrintlhf 5S5£"C • •flier. t<rfltj. Jming men In • village.-All want bi get al.eqcfa,tb« world. a»d all eiprc^ to <b'« *«>. Cfa* W the ctoh* anilVe* to‘fa- a partner andlnn ' ’ tune.^Afae.1/The c”nvf»*rt»r* a newapapcr and bec-une an 1 ilnseti. Opf w(ibp. vilhgerp ’ Haw .. Xndlaa gjyfalp* way Ur**<h lb* imndronie larm and lira* like a But whtrh i-drMin.d t- be lb* Inckr H. D. Thoreau, In tbaarfr/unt tit hl* I dividual] Lucky 1 There la h".l** elcuraiuu through the wiaid* .uf Ma tor Mlaaii it, Tbe thing ia aluwaat «a orrulfi a. the rule of there. The ,y<»uuf JHfaW trlla lha follow inff <4 hi* Indian guide, who will diirtance lift cwmprtiKwe la he Ju* Polia: " wtxi inaatrra bi- Uua.Be**. who |‘rr*crv*a **l naked him h.lW he guided hlm«elf In hia intrgrity, who livcelnuity and p«rw•Q/eaid hr, ‘ I ta-'l a g.*»d 1f, who never grta in debt, who gahM <•11 Ibe cau«e of the German*. I mati’j wait? When I preened him far* Inetida by demribig them, and pul* hi* A 8:»ovt*aC”*ts»t.—Twt>gentlemen ।thur, he anawriyd : "Sometime* I l««lt- inoiiey in a *avmg» faiuk. There are . f high birth, the mw a Spaniard and the ,iint ride bill? and lie glanced tn a high ••inr put* to foriim* that look ihnrtrt I.tber a German, having rendered M*i ।hill or moiintaio <ei the extern ah--re; than ihut duaty b’lKliaray. Buttbeatauncb who iiulliati II, many •••rvicm, they each, for .•great'ditf.-rync* btownm th* north and mm of the punniunity, tbe acliirir w.inelhiiiK r-alh worth having. recoinpen*e, demanded hlanrtaral daugh । ter. Helena h> inarrirtre. The Print*. m.mt. । 8<i trava— ifa- lame haii® lw«d g»d fortune, good name, and * eereM wb>. ehtertaltir.1 etjhal rreytoul fi* Uto.n ।toward WHith. Suinrtimm ,|- foofoitti Old »gv,pll go ’hi* r.«d. to.th, could hot ti»« any, preCm-nee: and |I.H-h*,’ (reck*). I etoed fam what he -The LieuIrtUlUt bifurmad him that he after mfafr delav, t-M them that fK.m ,MW OU thr rm-ka. but he dill not daacrih* Paooe Rsadhs — N«fa<v bat n waa r.quraud tubr.Hg lHa eignal twa k 1-latm* fliei farfh had t-fae utWlbfo and ,anything to part»rubir.«ti*aMto# 'ague- editor, baa any idea of M>e tr.Hjble ««• fa uu laerd the Sea ll»iae, lu order to b**u regard, hr ortild n.«t give htt a«*mi far |iv In a myatrrtou* .< drawling fa®-.— pat bf, io order A. have every twwap^MT -vu«e alleraU<Hi> iu*d«, aa there Wa« a ritlier tu marry hi* daughter, and they >• ffare l.«iu <M bike ahnrv—great ddfrr article »r*d aicrdiug i-copy. An ««rumor that the Yankee* Bad po*M»»hm tn.Lt decide It hjrtbHr.rttirpr.iwM* and ,•m« brtw— N 8. K. W.*ide-«a Ml tfaoM.aayni E.m <be LaU- Jto*. ul a'HueUuug Jifc* Uir aiguala, and H waa •d.IrcMl fa*'wk b**dtto«:wfah tA’tiil whhi the amt hai .toute <wi.’ «uppo-ul ahlamgh be. pi~.f eb*et» *r* pruhebly . tlicrefara mix-xar. to chauge the u*wi the |.*m <h eithyr, .ttfaWK’l.y •••fl’emifc ,Mid ». “that luboaM tak.yun to h daik j o*r ! Tbi« ruau Bad Uw deaired rffaet, them fa fieht with uffmetvw wpap'**.’- ba ।night rteht up here In Um uiUdto of lto» and our Lieutenant iwtume.1 with IU* had ordered • large bag fa be brought, i 'buUq which plmed aw'm* cmiwaud of and he wfa.'*«• »BMea4bl efaUMlb tu pnl , Uiu«e4o/< cvrrwpoJMfracr.."/ A'.ilirA In* rival into H, *h-uld .totefo tee dnugb- , Aaty. I then e*m the gig Wr the Cap ter. Thia alranga cwuhaA fartwcMt I tain, rcqueaUuM bun lu «>«»•• Mt fa*«d, gentlcnivH, waa In -*be p«*ae*eo the prettv much dm *•«»* thfofb- < •ad bring u*J diepawbee Be imgbt Ihrr*' wboie imperial court, *«4 Gated h*lf mi ■ tell von. 8mn* yr*re ago L mid an hour. Al IrittUl lb- Spaniard yielded ,did whit* hmte-r at MUhaeekrt -» very In the G rrnna,—A»<i<* Blhiittrpi, Um ।g.-id hunter. Hr said ha cmil« g- any. I (tor,mi uf/ftiliwd, wb- wtea. fa. ted- g>4 where to th* w-4«. Ue wafaed to hunt that day,ao err aww- Wr»be-e I bfa adveraary infaUmfag, faith four on withme , Ufa back, and ptoced.bim .At; Urt fimpee a , mu.we all Ifai faew-m. r-.<iwd ami ur’e liteb a»4 ** Um MG-dng day, mar- ,nnmd. till aflrrn.-m then we kill fam.— I fled the iirwuliliil Helena. U•e|Httcl'<*a H-r - .. . „ oUrrvvU, tburt be within,f.<ty nnlea to hawaid. 1 urtter tvf.r*hmetii», and m company wiui **ve al.»JM— rutmed mu. a gw-*4 * Admiral •f »ehr4 pim what Wane* bad to era.iug i „ famd T He »Md fa Udwruept Avn-m-aa 1 R„,.e uriratetrs and merubkuiutea. 1-UI parlic, IMFLA ID'S Ciun Bin T*n tByeob!(, grey halted frrirar.----- "xU»r» la Oao.gia'a rumonti* witea, Tbm hi* too. hia pride, hi* darting. SSisttliang, n.P.CHBW»i ,GC„rcLE»K. I ie the CeaH Heart. S. C. PBUfDI**’ I I | I I । I I ■■ vi.<Jerrtia«d, bud command of ;<«"•. /jf �AR NEWS !l Inrt before golnf'lo print detail*, we fa ’ife^a. TbcreWraU prosperity and r*tni •Tlte ls tte Uiderdih withThkh u f 's Fair Yirit-rmartDENT, ' mow JOftNSON, influenced; and we are only sorry that men can be found .on tbe -aide *»f tbe Union foolish entfogh Uxaid in dialraatiuu , attentive from the war b/’ tueb-prooedr i l“ *' ‘JHBff.'UOjdljidL. ■nd 8b«rtnan, which, if w* are not over confident, will drive th* rebeliton frrto * v*ry narrow corner; and h wtHoorn* then, not from such adfltepated fellows a* 'Jrw**r, or «*oh reckle* and d*baoch*d ad venturers as Sander* ; nor indeed from any body purporting to represent tbe desperate cabal at Richmood: but from gentlemen of position, intelligene* and statesmanship wbo will spank In the name of the abused people of the South. The government at Richmond is n con­ spiracy which eno never yield hot with ita life, and our only hope of -reeoncllla tion and unity la from the returning good sense of the maMca whom it h.. Lataay-' «d and ruined. Let us have no more,of this Inexprreribly sickening and irrespon­ sible ‘negotiation.*** Evidence accumulate* tending to show that the Niagara P«ae* Cummfestaner* were impostor*, or that I bey had no au­ thority to make any proposition* foe peace that did not include lb* dlaaolutiou of tbe Untaa. In lhe first place they admit that they had no authority to offer term* of peace. Yet they claimed to know ibo view* of their government upon that sub jecl, and i| waa allowed to beamade,pub« Ho for tbe benefit of th* Copperbe*d*. whet tbe term* required were. It was said that the rebels were willisg to ra«torn the old Velon if they could save LMVwtefc? we gave our opinion of th* what i» left of slavery^ and have tbe averred Peace proposition* of Bauder* A- United State* pay tbe Cowledutate War Cq. Ths following article from the New debt. York JEkwausp Poet, w Inch came to hand Tbe President had mean* of knowing siBoemir artiste waa published, will give that any such propositions came without oifr readeis the views of other* upon tbe butbority, tberefiir* bo snubted tbe pre­ tended Commissioners. J. R. Gilmurv-, ■ante wlijocit: ’ j known in literary circle* a* “Edmund main lain* that a great deal cfgood will come out of lb*late negolia- Kirka," waa permiltedjto R" U» Richmond tiMs at Niagara Falls, because they have about tho same time that Sanders comclicked a proposition from Presldsnt Lin­ meoied negotiations with Greeley. .What coln, which must have the happiest effect Mr. Gilmore'* mission to Richmond w**, When it is known,thatjournai. arguca, that be demand* only th* r«t wc are not permitted to know, but of torafaon of peace, the integrity of tbe Unloa,aad the abandonment of slavery, the term* will .be eagerly embraced by southern people who are weary of the war. But we reply that all that waa knpwh,.from the very moment that Mr. Lincoln issued hte Proclamation of Free­ dom. Nothing has stood in the way of the ret xru of the »outbern states to th* Unlpe'baf their own uowillingneM to lay down tbei^arms. Al no moment of the war would they hay*_b*en prevented from raenmlng the ancient relation* to lb* govornment If Utey bad been dtepo^ •d’to *bkudon their fanatical attachment to slavery. Nevertheless, it 1* not to be regretted that the President has so dis­ tinctly'groteed the 'ground* of bl* policy of reconstruction. “YThai we object to tn tbe let* corres­ pondence is that the agent on tbe part ofih* Union, whether for want of judge­ ment in himself or becau** he wa* *oostralned by th* Influence of bis *u peri or*, failed to take advantage of an admirable opportunity. The rebel *genta. *uppoeIng them to have been in earnest, which wa doubt, had assutaed tha Initiative in a pteh tor negotiation*; they opened the wy by proposing a conference; and it only remained for u* to hear what they had to say, ' A diplomatist of ordinary skfl! add sagacity would have eaid, wc ■reprepared to listen and to treat; wear* as anxious for peace a* you are, but we deiire to know what you have to propose You bar* solicited the Interview; now the terms of peace offered by lhe rebel* “Jelfereon Daria said tn me last Sun­ day (and withall his faults I believe hlrn to be a man of truth).- ‘This war must go on till the last of this generation fells in hia tracks, and his children airze bis musket and fight our battles, unless ypu acknow ledge on r right to eelf government. We are not fighting fur ala very: Wm are fighting tor independence, and that ' A beautifully printed copy of this re­ port, for the month* of May and June, numbering fifty-lwo pages, lies on our table. During these months the Com­ mission have received fiSflft n»rir*ge*. or boxes, end shipped 7,037. the excess of tbe shipments over Um rwaeipta t* explain ed by tbe fact that the Commission bays expended 114,354.27 during May and June for hospital supplies, which have been sent to the front. Tbe average val­ ue of lbs boxes of sanitary store* donated to the Commission is estimated at MO, which make* the value of the3,206 pack­ ages donated them 1128,340. The cash receipt* for the same time have been 87,085.28. Tbe report contains a great variety of interesting matter. A very explioit statement of tbe present need* of th* Commission, with definite instructions for the preparation of tbe desired supplies —aa exceedingly interesting chapter from one of the distributing agents Sherman's army, operating st th* front —fellers from agents and chaplain*, en­ gaged in tbe work of the Commission, in hospital* end on baUle-fieldsA-. lucid rerewte of the - legitimate erork of the Sanitary sad Christian Commissions, by Rev. Dr. Tbompeon, of.Neor York, farm*r editor of tbe X. K fadipmdaM, and present sgealof Cbrislian Com mi*, •ion—* brief - history, and • chsrtetaa “bird’s eye view” of tbe late lew* Sani■**-*- • > Im-very ,sat. MoCagg and fta final hi* nnm—nil n ■—11 •n Peteraburg. Oc Saterday morning , b* sprung • mlM, uiid«a oeo. the rebel G. W. MUI* to th* chai r. I On motion of Jams* AI aofovd, That a wmmitt** I fire persona, b« appointed wnlistibg committee, wh< •hall bo to aid recruiting < curing a sufficient numbat to fill lb* tpota for this I the pre**o: call for troop* I on each ma* -rolled for Iforts, emtaining eistrea gam,which blew the fort to atom* and ' buried e South ,Carolina' regiment in the riiipV Grant’s fore** then plunged, >ad took three tier* of lb* enemy'* crock* and many prisoners. Later aecount* say Gen. Great was una­ ble to hufd nil tbe ground taken, It being; commanded by other rebel, works farther on. Furtbec-nawa will be Juukad -tori' with great interest. i J. Th* Bebel* teNerth.rs VtTglata. d 'TATI OF New Advertisements. Haiti more, July 28— r. Tho eve­ ning edition of the Atntrjcan, publishes the following with regard to rebel mnvc- I m*nts at Martiwsburg.'snd along th* lino of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroed.— Most-of tbe exciting etori** In circulation were either unfounded or greatly' exag­ gerated. A* tar ‘be we can ascertain this rrioruing, Gen. Averill baa nut been kill­ TASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND ed, but wo* compelled by greatly superi­ j RAGS. or fortes tn-fell bark tottw Potomac, and At *or Martel- ■ . from thence IO Martlfn.lKtrg end WilHasifogK Jal. ai, isrt COLS A SON. lismsport. Mar) land, care; ing with him the cotiro garrison at that point. Wheth­ TRAYED er the rebel* occepfed Martinsburg bat night 1* not known, but of il* evacuation From Ibe .utecribar. to JotMtown, 1 there seem* U* be.no doubt. Thuwoming tli* train* to Frederick *nd Washing­ ton went out a* usual, and a train for Ona I* • li<U brown; Be otter bd6bt Sandy Hook loft at 7.45 a.)*. Tlx. *u. JOHN A- IBi ME passion of telegraphic operetluu* last ally rewarded. e JvtTU* eight is said to have been cauaed by a •luriu. Gw. Hunter baa, -however fi.r bidden all telegraphic commuaicatiun with Harper's Ferry. Of ooure* we have nothing definite from that precinct. Louiavill*, July 97.—Major A. W. Kelly, late Mayor of Natrbex, ban just arrived from the front on Meoday night. He report* of th* fight if Friday, that in front of the 15th; KJlb and 17th *orps, nur men buried three thousand two hun­ dred and twenty-onb rebel dead. We captured one thousand sound prisoners, eleven hundred seriously wounded^nd 11 stand of colure. Among tbe prisoners ar* 83 officer (from lb* rank of Colonel down. Th* slightly wounded wer* ta­ ken off th* field by lb* rebel*. G*n. X. A. Logan estimates lb* rebel In** In be at feast 19,090 -,.Mir tore, ladsdins hilled and wounded, at 3.120. • Atlanta I* ia plain view. Ont. Sher man doee not detirt to enter Atlanta at prrtent, thentph is fwo Aowrs ke could te tablitA Ut headquviere there. Gen. Stone­ man ia en route for Macoh and the Atlan­ ta railroad. . Tu day's NashvUl* Union a*y« that Gen. Garmrd, at l>»e bead ’of a cavalry, force, marched io Covington and destroy­ ed several bridges, and two tbuuaand bale* of cotton. We also Isam that tbe rebel Im* before Atlanta will dotlbtlero reach 19j000. Washington, July 97.—Official infermation from Atlanta state* that there were no operations Saturday, but there v.« hrod —U ta tU. UrooXw. TUsro bad been no fighting. ORDEr /or APPeARANCE On motion, reaovod, that] gs of thia meeting be puhl rthc county paper*. Os motioc, meeting adjol . * Bourrixa.—-Th* Town*h-| kS Treia Ull c.ir, inu in rwi' n tier, ba eMae bit plea to l>» (fol and. roof to be rorvr.l uu The l-ia.aVll. • rilbin twaaty daraibarraAcr.ori > < hoUfou *l Ibe Protate Ottroto Ita rilfagv of Hro Uag*. aed *tew roue, if **v tear* ta, why th* pr»v*ref (he pvlitloBer abouid vol ta rrented. A*d U la fertile ordered, that th* pTOiltoaer giv* aetio* te all mtoo** Ltecneteta i* *fad e,t*i* of tte potarocy of roid p«UU«*. rod ibo beanng iherooa, by mosIbe a oopv cf tbto not.ro and order to tapablfated late* ■*H***i*ge Bron er." * <towroapro- orfetod and oirtafaung to ..id oouotf ef Barry, far Ihrro roeoeerire week*, inaedt•tety ytsvfae* l» said dev »f tearing. (Aire.ropy.) HHEliMAM a PkINDl.B. jjV J*dc* of Frotate. •r prfetta In said eoaaty. of Ban? far thraa eroair* wrote, piarioas to (aid car of bear Estate, ef Ceraelie* Wairath. sTAnoFjtrcmaAN, a>nait^ «. Al a aewisn of the Prvtel* Coart for th* •can­ ty of Berry, holdv* >1 th. Protial. OBcv. la the CHANCERY SALE. nilas* of U*atio(»,r«* Wadnnaay, the lllh ■fay yw one tboosand riabt huaired *pdtM*ty-fo*r. I'rvMst, A C. Paix»*s. Jndg* *f fan twaafj dm IboaaM ptahiiia v«:— 1 Otte opler io bejiaMirtadmi U..( bounty of 1190, to volunlj RaiM.—Our aocood SaxAToauL Cuxtxxtiom. time of bolding th* Republi al Convention, a!though w* to rappote il,hM been called ‘W-”•> ‘WT*--- In ntowaiter of th. rotate *f CorotT.** Til tbatull.looru may b* r*p would recommend tbrt each Itaated to beroolf »»d 8 • Thertnpon it 1* Ordi *th <fay of Aug*.I e«x -- •nd *1J other- -------- ■■ra required TteNSW Bebel BaM a Mere Fright. Washington, July $7.—Tbe ret^el raid appear* to have dwindled Into * e«mparlively small affair. It is understood that Government lain receipt of information thst Gen. Hili’* relrolac^rp*.which was [ ^wa^tofatapwatabj AriZu^ta* tai£ reporteiPto have, reTnferceJEarl v, I* still j °° “M at Petersburg, and. the .column which ba* beep operating in,lhj? Shrnntidoab Valley ia pnly a portioa <|f that, which p*rtici•paipd in ttte bite ipvaaiuo., Tiicr* is a general feeling her* that th* aflair is about over, and that, when th* forces onDinv Ounce due South to I rod owned to which are tn route to tbe scene uf action .roe, tbroce rowing due croi fa mdl.k. ck Mellon Hevea (11), (hence northerly •long •ball arrive, the rebeU wfll be jp**-— ..U harder of ...d lUe to.ro.d (jurolcr UuJ Certainly they bare nqtcruMod lb* Pui*s «ut .*<1 wrot througb ukl McUon «]«•■ tomac, and il ia believed that th* evacua­ 1Y tte&ee ronufeg du. w**t to tte pfaec of tion of Martinsburg waa unnecesaary. WsaMngtoe. Jiriy 27.—Tbe Govern­ ment received dripeteix* from Gen. Sher­ man today stating titat bo fighting had occurred since Friday last. Atlanta was | being grkdmdly invested by bur troop*, pbn Were inuenebing themedves a* they prngrewed. InteHigenbe of the *urcre»ful rvwslt uf lhe cavalry raid on the ro*d leading from Atlant* tn MaWe washoar. I ly expected. There seemed tn be nb dispoaitlow yet on the part of Hfobd to •veeuate Atlanta, and It Is prob*Ma that tbaefey will not be take* without a *evere etruggle.-and regular In vestment and plege. la sad far Barry eeutv, XM.lp: rasas Aiuur, Complainant's Rullritor. fetod. Haation, July Sib. A. D. IBM. k trus ropy. AUaaL D. Bvaiaaa. [us.] (jyi*) Dspaty lUgfatoe. On motion, J. 8. Goo-1 8.Bnrtou, A IL Ellie, JI and R-B. Wightman were I constitute ssid committee. I £>■ motion of Wm. B>| cd. That *H actual expen*. I any member of *aid corntxl in tb* discharge of tbe dull I mktee,be and the *«me eh: I to each and any member of .of lite fond to b« raised by I to* by aaMsameoL On motion of Jam** fl J2r*obe< That *a>4 ws>k>| lhe muo* 1* hereby, r'equbl regular account of all m-l into th* hand* of the co mJ count of tbe Voluntero i lhe last call for recruits, w* iotringas th* quota* of tbe s in tbie county : eoivo wrote prorivu. t 8.C. FUNIMJL Ur*| . AUry'Zw ring*. l troll I Carihl Baldi- CHANCERY- SALE, or MTCHIOAir.-na Ctreair (hart Improve. ■ * FBYMOGNOBY, wlrttha'^wan Bsrry, Hwp^ Rutland, Irving, A«yl C*atl« Wood Caucus**-—Republican FMYCHOLOQY, or Ih.-ScUaro of th Mao • reistto*. to |fa*Hfa*^L to tte|Hh at their approaching caucusth* County, four to th* Re ; DABYTT anroa Uwrt astrofariroro. ~ ^o^bSr'adrf’tfci BOTCH EMT-IMU CIFHE CO. dlANCERY ORDER. feS'is: Tukoat ArrMcnoxs. Ai writing from Newfemc,New ■ ing of th* beneficial effect* re| lb* u** of “Brow*’* RroncAi l •ay*—“Oblig* m* by *endi| more ofyonr'/IroacAial Tro I ing Hit For allaviaUng lb*l ritation only felt by lh«e wj fared from any Bronchial rid for boareenes* and sure thruJ free to aonfoM (though I am I tb^rbudwwr all you claim f would b*g you to foal that I I ab* dart men in the profesmmoairum, but fed 1 am but justkonofestott what I have •disappointment b* aure to red .SHWwrt Bronchial Tro �llrWft G. W. MHIs to tbs On motion of Jas sofoed, That a tn p«r»o«., I. __ . U “ h their uswl for drafting » P. Lamb •ffoy OJfcsr, hjotfry. On motion of Wm. ow—Assofoed, That all actoal expenses, of each and any member of said committee, incurred in tbe discharge of tbe duties of said coomlttee.be and the sama shall bo refunded to each and any member of the same out of the fund to bo rained by the oommlttee by aacaaamcnU On motion of James A. Sweetey— JZrsolsrrf, That said committee be, and the same ia hereby, required to keep a regular account of all moneys coming into the hands of the committoa on ac­ count of the Volunteer fund, and the names of all persons paying tbe same, and tbe amount paid by each person, and to publish a list of said names, and SPECIAL tOTICES to THt TOO O OB Oto. Molt or I’iu^r ib” ‘*e" #< tro“ * h*bH rotrm or i onrjitR 3«ffi3SS Bovsnaa.—Ths Township of Hastings oisd, ew Monday bat, to raise, by tax, bounty of 1100, to volunteers credited > tbe Township, Rais.—Our second unprecedented H% drouth thia season, waa arrested by a 6ae shower daring'Sanday night. s «a (oT ‘-trf Urtlkiw•lAJ'eo ITS 'ofnejf U TT TO T 10 7! SO B T1 Town I Xorth of Rang* S WmL have ft HI w: c notes yet received any notice of the lime of bolding lhe Republican Senatori­ al Convention, although we have reason to suppose iljhas been called some lime, if w» are correct in our conjecUire.it may be interesting to some of our readers to know who ia in fault for keeping it pri­ vate, in thia county. We were informed ■some time since that it would be held ■during the Week previous to the 20th of August. In order to be in time, and r«8 that>11 towns may bo represented wc would recommend that each town select one delegate to this convention, aa early as August 13tk srr.x-'Ja •From lhe published atatemetit of the assignment of quotas tn the'Btale, under lhe last call for recruits, we take the fol­ lowing aa tho quotas of tbe several towns Has tings, Carlton, Baltiniorr. i'rairievilba, Barry, Hope, Rutland, Irving, Assyria Maple Gro Castleton, Woodland, MORTGAGE BALE. TXKFAXTLT hsvlag tern mid. In th. .U- era stsews wertgswo weds sad ♦ 1# Caucusne.—Republican Committees will do wall to bear in mind that there, are three seta of delegatee to be selected at their approaching caucuses: four to tbe County, four to the Representative, I Xorth of RuC. SWest. and one to the Senatorial Conventions. Tbboat Arraertoxa. A iPhysician, writing from Newfame,New York, speak­ ing of the beneficial cfibcteTesulting from the use of “jBrowu’s Bronchial Troe*«" says—“Oblige me by seeding • doM f.v i S tB Z < .v: ns u; tus ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ia4w.4imn •ft .3' S 3 i« I Bl IM BO to 111 Sa’s asm �■dMlbuech PBPUM Ikhtk H worth Urn iwhUkt to. pay : muck' attenUsi to arss^r^s*:-/-^: piy ot pure water. .Fure,wool water it DRUG STORE! I d«ajed vegetable emtter abounds. Pure «»* .di never inters ar<ai>im*L 1 d*> n*< OelieXe i|g stories vfldcb ata bdd alxMit bora,.. becoming foundered 5n eonsugbeucu ttfdrinking! pure'water. In a tn»jorr.y ul eases Mr. Fnatgnsn la blamal4a( be bits, probably, either overdriven orjudei w^kedibe traalursjtor else, baa sufficed ii-wbm heated, torsnol off with* oiA lhe necceapry .care sad- aUentkm which abadld ajwaye'be observed when antatala fits fo«kue&>r ptSSpiring freely. HIPENTISE AND ALCOHOL MM Utllil. r TO* MEQUAMCAL ax* medicinal ; ' pWUBWJMbTAa COMMAND BUT MORE •gUjMKWfAfo*'-:' Ahos Ml Mock *f UW’. tyuha groceries 4 by thr SeaHa^ifoeirty: botmed ami weed up^ ecarooG,‘able to advahW larftuulWA aii.-lbwr! Eaaiuir>u)rt!i. the teak, and waabiH find that the piueru of the aubject base, perhepa befit • nvqrtaivd. He hw fapen driven t« or wt urn rapid a rat*, fiir tbe prrt ent atele of bis cuunltutirm tt> endure ; soft, perhgpa. be batt not bad sufficient n<>-iri*hment bi repair the waste inadent al A. lhe Hving mefabanisim *>adrr dm slates of rnpiddtnd-pMiractad labor, la not tbie-eiiougb hi Bscoual fitr the -uaed up condition 1 Is It ‘hot .unit* rational io euppoaoahat abaAe of tbe respiratory orgunt, abod Uxraqof loooinoti*#n, operates far more unfavorably on the botes then watei^f It hr. But Mf; Eastman mwrt. If tbnre be any blamw rightly ■ belonging to bjm, try to ehift the earn* from te» W* ' mv.IIm hiuk. • TBA. COmCB.8UOAB. SPICES, FKFFBB, P BUN EM. Fl GA. BjUrONS. CODFISH. ia feet. .TrrrUii.g in tb. Oroeary Lna, tmeb m will b« uecAed for faa>UV li«. Alaa a great varies ef tbe C3J©>CJaFJ UPXHWIUXB3 AH . IhUm Kllr.eU, Volt THB BBFBClAb BBMW1T OP. TlfB LADKA. ; , ' , i 1 stationery, R.J. GRANT! PENH. PENCTLH. INKA. PA FEB, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac.. *c. ■ pae Ruimu'i Exnucr Bfcatr for all afwrtjioeaaad Bi. team at fo. -tjalN aBY OBGAW, ’wbathar estotteg te mu orpaaAU fiM what caane origicaUug wsd no tuatfcrwThinr touo Jever rrantto. ■ '• ' ; • , IH.ma.a «f ibeee ArMna require. Um aid ' afa DIUMTJB S EXTRACT UUCHU 1 MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES of it. day. My ditLeeltm h.v. u* erly So BwetwasnB. and I fcd.UwTu! ami bam.’. . Zoawaaa ff."pr^a and PUawf A«MaarA«£wamP Mr* C.Tniai.r n«WAU, »i.d [<rniai*«..t relief from Uia Dfitrta. Tbr teat. ■*Dr<«raUher. GaaAri l Mk-y. .Utt Teyger at ironT on Uilapuinl la moat ccnidmire, and from both MieC ti. , Th. uoey of n»uora Cotte ia immediately aaro.ged Lt pi alngla doer of. th. atinutenL .nd by oeeaai- n*lT rexm.i.g to It, th. return of lb. com pla.Bi mat be pteranted. . . *. «rt •!>« wasrr-wetl» neg etetlrwarn CM CURfi^±LS ifsaw.-.'sEv: ^tSSj^KSSifet!! B Ml'LM.'OF TRADE STKIXS Come and See !! (D3EBAIP,-!f(DB CASE wg ’ nvAE Knect.1 alttalion will b. paid io COMPOUND NlTaifo put dM up PUBm5BlPTIONteaad m>; _ J'-I __ »_l. ..... •r Beady Pay, oaly. £»•* »• pn*UWj GROCERY, Eating *V Billiard ’ ke< I iudhe mrtemit4elufw*m wwMfearCp tbw qnawdty which a rational animal knbtbea wbHf does hsrra, but ft it tbe qwaHty whitA .demands ourgUrtUam;’,,. _______________________ rd> p* Ar MV.- 4m i PIANOS Pianos 4 MflntleW* ” lubtAu, PIANOS ■GOLD rtANoe ccoi®®! man** abAMwttCil tnf/fiym g-<l wwMr; bte teuh. u comfxmmJ ..fae» euty-fiva per cent of themme, and be am no num exfol wiHGdrt It than be «i| Nriflwurt finid. 1 A large stock of GREAT IMPROVEMENT. . TT8MT BJTTCH <3- O O X> & Which we :.;Ycr at uvniauann. eidyr tbeciiadrttewwflbe Inhabhabtw m Wl£l» GEUEIIATEI pipulima dtiwi during the tmxl$M* Aua Btrrar foil so »a*i.fr tho.e aha eon. Tiriral amnanta nbnoet tn di«aas>-. and.ta wtew ufqwemAmgJt.tbe Urtrety are continually irwbiWnK waur, rwuderwd cold, hot, emir, tweet, ®» aikwiine, ywet at tency dictates, or M« frahr-n prevail-; cold.iimaa-id uU>« fixioipa arwmited 4wt.» PATEST BBDU'EBD iPMiKBS, SALOON. EATON dk IMPORTANT AND TWOE! ncNAVGBTOM. ABE too «««T«Hep wMl X„. A TIMO Bttod .p, at rraat tspauM. the eo­ WAGON’S NEURALGIA KIM will agw^ljr lean bar«to«tfw kept by Wa. 1. Katos, and .dwta« rooua*. M»d aet apaUOOD 1III.I.URI) TABULweadk the patrwae .r tt>« public, be ABE too r.ckrd .III the tart.«t/|„c,ino( Watxi.'. Nzraloia K»« .III .prrd.h rrl «r. AEEjna auttei.g from Um Bmwiagwf I>T»m- H TAW^t WroiUteu'kw1 win improre yokr *BEr« pwmSgwIth pete.With Goer la.yrmr ■ »*•*»- iijiWxTtrx iT’m S. ___ Manos r.-'rfcte* ■ • WAtrow-t NaraiuttA Knto wIU aaanagt jaoT JBWJS & CEDIS?, PIANOS OUR EATING bEPAKTJALNT Cemvemleat, GROCERIES rMZE MEIIAL nASOS. Pleasant aa qaiet. DrutktHHru or. Rordyinn tfill bt allawod. And U1 who ar. willing tn petronii. a quiet and orderly Gaocaar *«» b a loom, dui not fail to JST* NO WATSON’S NKCRAUna njfft , orruin ann fcrd*aeaae. A.yUeUDyi/. C. A WATXKM. /V^rnfor. Bqx-I* saSrttfL ■S” .GIVE CS A CALL! evary <mm> doing their fatal to nee tbe b*.t<<-«! of tbe pitcher, end tn pitch lhair .bodfosinU the watery element; »•>.’ after ail, h**w few persons eempinlM «■! any lied eflX-t from It! ' ' Cattle abiatld never drink pood waler. They should either have at»M t£ * run* nlng aLrrani, or a clean waler trough.— tW~TWK5TY-0NK TEARS AGO. FIRST CLASS Clot hi 1>. McNAvatrrnx. AND DR¥ GOODS] ^l*a Talus of Dsrid Benes. Some wenptewm ww dogbs bs MB* iaMff^i fcu-n that larga fortunes haw been niad» every yuur since tbe emu­ :: . • -.1 ••;.• v .17, ■>.' -. : : •••.:! borarn uf the Army of tbe PulooiAC. Tim popular uJee b that whan H-mmate y ieid. up rta* gtemt, she te bttrted in 'MM field J Uft£ZX»id^ h*. molUr -te* M tbe -wood*' BnMtwWs. Nn» au. • She b« made Iber Jart charge and fMwed bar ImVAees rari, bul there M frvui teU to m hl the nW animal yet. A cn-.i-nci C.r Um purcham of’ damd borate In the Arm. lbw P*4w«»ao »-e ibe year, waa let a tew day a ago, totlteWgh H btddar. M tt.lS per teed.i. delivered GROCERY, EATING AND DILIARD SALOOIT. ;Wm. L. Eatam. Me. C. <1 P.ravoL ■ tftettenlahad ebemtot Drwgfetet tbe city af fcftfo, X. y. iw,. and amaafootured. enmpmw! kaowa aa Hl TOLX BALSAM OF HOARHOUND. ehWt .Twwt^ t n* J. VAH BBIMT’B WOOLEN FACTORY, » dBA'iTfo- r WANT 35 000 IlM. «.f WOOL u I iiMMxifwtuns iuto CLOTH— CAS6D1XRE, . TWKEOH. HARD-WARE! ornce OVER BLARES STORE * triT-x* ft*tWffi HASTINGS, MJCB. ^DVeimSEAIENT. 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We dWy uy 0»* to coatmdht tbla fo AMD WILL PAY aioeo To any mm Ast w&l prodac* a Certi8e*l» «»oflixb-s cum nrms wnx ctnix m»y casi of <te*S tteOry’vd lb* Ato I* tte wt tail Um mis** t h<»9».. ' A~l Um a«u 4>«ltoy l» t|*wal*wri, GIMlsx UM eod*M Bpas tM erert ' 6f thk ruggM rflffwith * Or*. Aad ft. wl»4, wbteh renrltu aswatofeMtlyn Died away UrkpreevMswsicp. *»dw rv.And thmeaaM a,iM> toward.ttetuay ater«; Bedl.aC 10 ftr *iS. M irtte' W.lh th. flonl.s bu. at Ho taa'. rtah llybl, ASA I Mis Tl* toy >fop, »k. Mm te* day, < i».on, Honor Wtb* Befor. Ila Blgbt, y and Dalt Pain In th. B«d. Deficiency ut Pro* Uoe, YcUowneaa of the Hkin and Fyw, Faj Side, Baek. Cbwt. Limb., ac_. £uJdeu Flcth Uaat. Borainc in the Flnh, Comtut taacin of I’ll. Great; deyreoaloo of Spirit*. n EMEM BE B mot usisauK, Con tai a* oo Ran or Wbtekey, iilJll C£kBl’J HiftTVK ILTsTO-TK LVW IS TIE BEST TONIC SAYS SO! In a •tttMagly I •ilh «M di*ea*ea te »l— —■4. to Mmw Bluer* know tor than upvrteoc* 1 ny rerewm*n4«UBt> wilt be •wtetote. f te< airrej * »t,s«ow». n ;»-nS COUSHKLLOB8 AT L x.t-jr. In Oteaeewj- ™ “d 1”’ U.f.wte«tosn-»«d to wi«b Fm«P« 1...... s.™.., U. U. lHEUWI’i \ inrAMCRKH^ wtni From Itov. J. B. Turaar. Putor of the M. B. Mb£'j*ck*<>B :—D**»Blr :-Hatio* naad yoar Garwan Bitter* io my fcmily froquaotly lunpr* pa^dtetey that It ta*te*» of great oorrfn. I britev* that to most ot ganml debility of U>* iratcei it ia th* satel and ioo»l Taluabia rom * TTBEtt, X*jfM’T..!iiDte*»lhSlrtel. Frets Itev. J. M. Lyres, fcmarly Jackaon t-DrerSIr :-I M U tee to yoor liTp^paratioo, Bootete O.m- l'«A ] wit uJlimonr to the derervod reputation obUtoM. rltan>*r.yeet» aS.timoa, b«e With freight ibat • Alp c*n urdtiepre more protom by fkr th»* gold— Brat them adrift ta ■/ boyhood". Haft' A*d *ow ia toy Jeyta*. prim* They a*v*r **cte hart to ata. W.Vt-’ «rUo» waereti vftUkp.wyy-trrr TCTTh 1£P7,i;*3r jrSTZ up.‘Vte it? BgM 5" "early all obtaured sps'iiW by die dense tpeiaea of ol*od» *bk4 al every fe* riiWtte a' Snovemeht, sdvaheed w ; .Wille w_- vifleO io trail, spd2tfn ^qrty.^tiff w v. v ter .. Tate «„» ,11 In fall Ml M>k. /»"*"* nai.iwr-l- id«4f >w,«i glurtUanj. TtfWW' Tale •( Frostier Lift. “Show Mtn io," «*id the Colonel, abd the next iniuulc our friend Death'entered 1 and made bis beet bow to bia command‘‘‘“Wbll. wbat sorspe Uro you been Toward* the dooe of the latter part of the year 1751, the French, hided by the Huron end Iroquois Indiana, had begun to make themselves disagreeable- neigh­ bor* to ibe British and American C-to­ me. in Northern Virginia, Ohio,, and the north-west portion* of New York State — the French, by their encroachment* E-a®,■^51* on'erinsciou* ofihe fctif that wailn’stiinw lonntlheir bhmehew: ' . for'Uem; ' »<«*; V>rttMaa3 j, .! '<» ; ] ipproached within a bw-‘ Ute'urmfpittl'dn Bf'iiie%r-': I th* smalt <>pen spate 'in ...COW A-Ir.sin'»d,'wben suddenly he ^ised. and, crouching down upon tie and* and knees, crept cautioo’ely forward fsw paces. Having' remained In ‘this'' with surtiug dhUnctuea*. liriUated’ abe ■-__ A.. Em* mamIm- cry of a tight owl, Mdf temterssd bh Hk .tbe.loditer Ml V>fAhw, jjatlina into now Tbe naked, when he aaw who bia visitor was. “Nona, Colonel,* replied Death; but I bare come to s*k a favor." “Lot ua bear it" eaid the colonel, inqulrinyjj, “and then we. will see what ‘•Well, it I*, simply this: If y«M *f‘11 barbarity ita.MlMwhw-werwUUfortunate put the “rifle*" under my order* to-night, and letmaoeeapy the, deserted poet, 1 enough to foil Into their hands. win nut only dear up the myatory of Tu put« atop U> these aggressive pro­ the dUappoacanbo of the four sentries, ceed iuga numerous.bodies, both of the. but make the poet tonaatabU ‘In the foregulars and the colonial .militia, ware ' , dispatched to the soveral potato assailed; tWR." “But bow 1" asked Ite Colonel, In In­ ana among the rest a Colonel Henry Inra, with • company of soma doxon Virginia tense surprise. . “I guess, Colonel,*’ anawered Death, riflemen, was ordered to occupy a small “you bad better let me bare the men cutpoaL '<r log fort, which, at thia period, ank order a* oUJ and I'll tell you the stood within'a fpw mllte.of the north whole affair afterwards. I promise ybo fork of the Alleghany river, that not one *ball rbtelye a eerafoh; that Having arrived safely at their quar­ la, If they will follow' my ^iMeUons fmters, the link company set about right­ niwirv* ing the old post, to make it a* comforta­ “You are a arrange man," said the ble as circumstance* would permit;, and Colonel, “but I think I will hit you have this being done, and order onoe mote re­ your oirp way this time. When do yon stored, aeptrica were placed at' all the ad­ ' ' . ' vanced points of the atotion, while the startf*' “la af>et>l an hour’s time," answered strictest vigilance was both •ojuioed nod t*he elated Death. exercised byjky . andJiigbk . “Very well, 1 will give the teeessary Amoryi.lha Virginia nflemsB who had volunteered mtojne company wm a tall, order*; so that you can Start, when yoe think proper. And what Is more. If yM. madly, fine looking fellow, who, front hi* perform sli that you promise, and don’t fatal and unerring skill as a marksman, bad received th* somewhat awe-lnsplr- cause me to regret fcavllig humored you, ing nori dt.piumt oCDealli." Bat with you shall have poor Lieut, Campbell’s whatever justice thh name had been ap­ Rector Campbelr was a brave' bbtplied to him for his skin, hla disposition headstrong young Scotchman, who had certainly entitled him, to ho'such tarror«peak I ng epjtbet On the contrary, he occupied the place of Lieutenant at the fort. Th a sodden feat <>f daring, he had was the very life of tbd' company. , voluptewretJ'to ataoJ sentinel al ths fatal Ilia rich fund of mother wit, large so- spot from which three Sentries had ’ilci»! propensities, and constant good na­ ready so mysteriously disappeared, and ture, rendered film a general favorite be'paid fl«r hie rashness with tiis Hfe.‘ with tbc men; while the Aever-MUpa It was about an Hour after hl* oonverstock of gtiine which his skill enablsd satlon with Col. hex, that doHiero ap­ him tr> supply the asess> lablwxjf the proached the deserted post, st tho bead cer* with,.not only recorpmened him to ofa'ternm rifl*ni*n, who had been tem­ their good graces, but ca'psad manr a litde “abvrteaming" of hl* .ip be • Inked M porarily placed under his orders. As they neared the post Le said : and passed over in sllehee which piner­ “^ow, boys, 1 will tell yott what wo wise, perhaps, ho wight nyt have 'got kregorn/ Udb. The long and short of over so easily. , ,... . . the teSair 1* simply this: Its a gang r>f The company bad not been stationed them’chased !r«qoi>ls that circumvented at the forrmuch more, than a week or abd tarried off, our‘four' ntaw, ' shooting two, ere .Death'll; pne of hie. exoqrsinr;* them' wltl their arrowy and then dsfor game,discovered that al, a small farm 'camping with their bodies. To-night, as house, three mlqa^Qf so distant flora the I ufae rWnrjdni 10 the fort, I suddenly for^therpriv^nccrtjjh MjasStanhope, thought J' bsarfl 'he edrnd of several whose equal In beauty and amjbility he voltes, and erobpieg on my hands arid bad never seen before. And to render .himself mors.pertain of the fact, he called knees toward the apol, got nigh enough to tee'arid hear that shout a, down hrnthe day folfovlnjLMfd«r■«P»«r qools were then arid there arranging their tence of having left bis powder ftaajt. ~ lleath wa*mvrt*d tocome egsln, by, yte^y'^oteliftto did noisy a wnrd to I /J, honor. Foet F — ’6lecam. ■ W« gte teere aktoM8 tAclw* Xfti- thEjnitf-HKW* about about threw Mura, ietall d^ rifid-fUkiirf. dowe SO unUF |v» uJ: . , volley which the remaining nfiemco noy pouted In upon them, but strain ssy; • owe of tho-five whom Death bed sieved * wt did not foil . Thiauwueuai event awm- J owing u> tbo following cause; U>s htAnchJ' of the bush on which be ted stoodisdbb''' rifle white firing,hadhuddeofy yielded at The Rebels the momeift tu discharged hlv'pIMe.'thM 1and tostad until 40< AC’M. mfrdering taariBtete bis ‘ MterwUs deadly 4^coo»w'iHiflS4^I^^^IBtoqtensk wbto^ aim.. .Ml", ’. । ‘-Jun ?cd II-.- ’■•.'J • ] aroeud .U* in every;dinac*ioter->ery Ulteringan impreeatiyn athiabad lnck, 1 Death sprang down the bank with the: 1uopleateiM to*esr -Ihars war ---------number killed apd woujm rest of bls Coin perilous, and with' one largo 1 bound resbhed the aSdeof the thief. They 'was all day until the boor of’ grappled and- bosh Ml 'beastie to-tbe 'whsh a-very heavy fight took lasted until llj-f* *- L ground, dasped,and darting glance* of ------- ■rz—' •avsge hatred from benralb their km Itod « wm a*«gM to behold the rate, brow*. " ’ ; advaaee aolnmn anar ealn»B and Efl *aa Over and over thsy rolled^writhlng end alrainiog, but seemingly neuter ebAtflwtlbebeedof the Indian earns’ in ky Um sb«rp->boot« eoutaet with the-poiut of a reteBhta prok k““*“ kl* *“ truded from tbe bank, stunning him eo> 9W’*d “P«? .item you ought, to have th. large bulldjnp which they net that be relexte tn* -ric^like- grip on, Death’s tbr^-tod tMlAftfthu. relict' dn fire. Yod do ndt kaow'tte horrible, nd, springing tu hi* fest, finiiked hfe ca­ of war, nor eon yoo imagine it. Large ret rh-y bringing the beavy breech of kin man.iona sad barn* were -' blowed .to rifle with sledge-hammer force, down pieces. Such excitement as prevailed-In upon his bead. • .nvCi ’ . the city at that time was never seen be­ Tbe remaining four Indians had , been fore. But If the retels luuf advanced bn likewise despstteed ; and tho victorious tb* great-Capital ou«Btei'dsy As tMy tn­ riflemen, none rf whom received a ।I VWod tn do. where would Wateirigton scratch worth mentioning, bow ateL/op htee been toAay 1 - Oh, ft; would hwye such a ebout fortheir victory that tbe old beisn in ashes I But the Order km coun­ woods rung with Jt for several mioutos termanded by one of their geuersla, arid after. ■ - . - ■•i■ » .-T . H Is a good tiring’ tb'at It happened so, as As Colonel lore had promised, Death we bad no troope out there st ttet time. wm promoted mtb. vacant pentof Lieu­ Albsejsewem out tbaretwo days skirmtenant; and now, dear render, we inUM iahing,.th* Sixth Corps of d>* Anr,y of beg leave to Joforen ye?, that our here the Potomac carue lo our sMbtanos, and and proiniaiag'rwteran, and Gea. Morgen will thby Aid. The teta. made a chitw* of Berolutiohary notoriety,tere toe and on Fort MaMSchueetto and took it, they the name iodiv Mon I. !>»,>/■•. r.-ia .tr-. ■ I MM -it about te, boor, when we rallied About a fortnight after thifr eventfulI, aid charged on tbem wd took ft. back night. Stanhope Farm became the mens, s^ain, sud took some prisoner*, the rut । I sm very terry to think we have eueh rebels in our city as we have. There . was some people arrested for making a । ateesb flag to present to the Brel rebel came.into the eijy, so. you can judge whether they cams near coming In, or rite.- Many relics can' be 'found oa 'tte SrrTLtax—■John DaMen, a ooentry boitle'field which was fought so near ntir bhetr-enflth, the hu.band of ■ yoohg'wtfo। Clpiial. < > Many a kame Ms beta msdo PFC lb* fo** of the loved ones; had labored long and beCAmh wealthy, hiribg the eustonl of all the fitrtwte* arid many a vacant seal will ever be left around. When be WMbh his dwnffWd, aroond the family circle, only to‘be retoembisred by their pest history. Mar tee called Ma wife Janet, to Mm. b £ “Janet,* Mid be, *1 am not long for. our God eteor tbeir hearts of sorrow aed tMs WbrM j I am wearing away very fas". tomfort them in their hour of trouble; Now-concerning’the bMlnCaa. Janet,, and may they feel proud that they fell . tbete's Andrew, the Rwomsn, • he know*1 In behalf of their country. all about the .hop, and Xbe Customer* all like him. Yne will juavlst a duoent, time otapae and then make np togetbe?" I “Ob, tny dedr J<iba Feaid boreu i ; How many did I see lying helpleae balling for help, but wu not allowed to assist them, but left them to die In titer eponies of pein, sbeh is the case. Resd•»*, when you are sitting alyour pleasant homes reading these lines, imagine the hardships that many of your friends rite teiBergtebg • some would be glad to eat ithqortiwfrtotB yoor table, yrt-some'cC �«««•'• ov,ij. H*rrnr»eB*in is spare time, ABRAH^LETCOLN, i.toTtoaA ® ' »rbi> on the Imide. The iarfi are if Hmber four feet through, the top fa covered with -liofir. Wifei wb f^tMfli'Wifcy 0« lhe top of the ' limbers; r There' are uta to tbe general we»fere;~aod Tbe Rtf that •‘be '•wrroog tn the maltaf was wMuveruxeo w*pay ■who stay at bome or wMtaytr ncopoin^^ '^ .o^'^sif' ibe-RepublicM to coihe t ^'Us'Uti ta thia Q to practise, w« areatill making Infioiksly smaller saarifieee tban vor brethren bi the field; hod wih *rb paying to secure ta> principal causes of beaUatiotl on lie part our children and ourselves freedom arj aYroelawful government, ifh tskeeill ihtt a man can gel, at the d’atante of ten »• the jiriM te sfll^bol Wgh. ' Tbs peaoe they mean ie not th#, peace we tnaas; they want separation and indepeodsnoe if they can get U, or if they cannot'gei'lt, a mere nominal onion tike tbs old confederatroa', which fell to pieces of itself, or tbe present rickety and stag­ gering Confederacy ; but we want a res! Union, each as our fathers and tbe progreaa of wrtott have made—a living brganixod nation—a republic of republics, whose bonds shall be as firm aa lhe liga­ ments of tbe human body, and wboae operetlona as harmonious and lasting as those of the solar aystera. The political «a»eii Sad Barry. Ml SAS euuVantioa to wow nt. IM4.ato»« o'clo t-sshis in said cans dalagtas 1b said Coara leaders of tbe South will never consent to abandon their desperate position entil we destroy tbe armies by which ibey maintain It; or until their own people, in life extremity of their Bufferings, drive ^fe.’W-nnr- ' ■ my.KhfPn^KB.rr.-rv,’ By th© tenth of next month alt the stock, adpa will be cotupleted, thvnw'Uh'aafilall guard to each bridge, our syilropd cornraunicatirxr will be safe through tn AtltoIK. There Ms bwq spnJs Wd Ruhling going pc, in and eroded Atlanta for the last few d*5», wha) the rdsolf ta FHlve nol booo able lo loath,'bih \hat a'great battle i» going on h evident by tfie trains going north heavily Jpden wifti'adsoncrs, ar (what uibaya,generally call them) gray backs tn large numbers gn. xng ta t,he rear. T.Thb Hastings Boys are all well and in goftd eplrlta,' and anxious to bays the first of November comaWhen they hope to have the. privlfsgsto cast their y©lea for Old Honest Abt. Old Abo wjU get, ninety votes out of a hun­ dred in this regiment. I should judge by what 1 can learn, that the army alt lire* swill average about the same. ' " Thb 'Gan to \bi pa'ks through what is called Sandy Ridgy, and ‘took Its nsn.e from Gen. Hooker.Wfio j showed 'afiefa great akijl ia taking'it front“ the1 Irtemy. »f odfMMpn wbfehlod totbedlsMter at Petersbrt%, whrfbo Wfef tbnt had they taken priaseMfon df'tbh Mil wbk*b they were eiifecied to tale, which they could have' iaVen/lMid"which cohuoanflbd the rebel works aodbew&j; aod-oould have ’ 'isld, had been previously mlqed o W-W, Tor CM# mown, tbe i cm^d/not V# Induced to finish .1 viiiana' ns that no wronj astiw-A । , , . ' | U Captain, . Regiment of lhe E Cavalry, Capt. Houghts ”i^MUa»d5MU«rita • orb,, and dcmorallulioti'was cro- i lhe fruits of a vie/ j r hen it w»» WAlhU, tMr grMP। ■r 'i"’■We Pryor PotaipiK. ' / A Rum and Wm. JI. Good/ - Waabingum, Augusl 3-— it is bcenmingapporvnt to tbe War Department iImt tho rebels are rood vsd on a vigorous catnpslgrron the Upper Putomae, and are reinforcing Gen. Early strongly. Three hundred rebel Cavalry visited Frldsil,Vuruing a train of cars an<}.soma freight. Qpn. Early crossed the river tbe same day with US,000 <n«n, and on return of-the navalry 7,|g!<|> to enlist. Fall Into I He now^^lds^Martlnshurg and the sur­ ' officers of that regiments fotCiptain Lamb’s Qirnj nnih, »lib luce *MBh tWtio Ulot fight ta the «M write te their rereuwy’a sake. Ttae ItMrrwngwrat of prices may be twcrere- ,o»J tain Lamb has seen three vice, and all the Regime rounding evantry. j: ‘' 'T* Mew Advertisements. iwj*' Eaub is i ”;^^rey;'A. waooaiia aaana roetas nermn '^i e.jD.dkOy.sanaiEro AMERICAN ORGANS. MTift Kfrinrltf^naflpiitst, , For Chamber. Scbooia, «•«. Evary larlramrn^ Warranted tor FJi Prices, from 1100 to w»:~ THE AMERICAN OBCAM jx^ DeoccHT.—Tbs light , jjry hot weather. The gro. I* oow no poeeiblliiy of then a third nf a crop of e sheet of very fine music frl '- iiehing bouse of H. T. Mer Washington Streal, Chicagl dier'a Pride,” the words by Jfekrin, ■ a gfowiog tribal. Stitt fcstfore’vrtfo A> Goon Horau—Ti Horn* in Battle Creek is ,.gmei well-regulated .bote I f be appropriately Bly led tl '"Uome." Tbe great de*»J- . found under the m»nsgcm<| tbe McCamly House. Th I are experienced landlord*1 comfort of lhe travelling pi B-xae la provided to and fr.; all bills are moderate, and eminently “wril-kepU” B S We shall awfler from high and cncer tdfe jMoH while & war testa-fib the Co; CdVAUtT • Heugbialiu has received iVratawa oompanv of caval •WS41 them out of it. They have nothing to hope from peaee or a. raelorattoo. of Abe ------- — Hooker left Union but everlasting contempt at home CbattahicjATeM^fffi.fes m^ehAnf here last ynighi, fur“.Wasbipgton. Tbe There Uno doubt but the repulse of a and abroad. They‘will, therefore, fight Ringgnld. Ga. Through thia Jlipa’ the( C'ommrro'nZ «aya.hia retirement from lhe small portion of -Gea. Grant’s army at on as long as they c^ii, and our.'^beat ne­ nillrogd runs and also Ina 'Cblciatnauga, ’ army resulted'from a feeling on bin part ^-Petersburg was bad enough, but I# being gotiations for the pseoent art Bhermaa’s Creek, over' which there Is two "bridges' , M the indignity doifehitn by lhaappolstfiig magnified and mlareprescnted by the marehea and Grant's deathgrips. These , some one-hundhed rods »|>*rt. Between, ' Mtnt of Howard, tp succred McPbersqn. copperhead presa, for political purpoees, . Tba-AHauta of the Mtb admits must soon ibrrag thw more: rational part these bridges our'camp Is situated, near '<b» a few corrections ahem to bo aeces.what wa».,uoo* * gridmill 'ind t.ftrtn, a lose »f WOO In the jssUfe «f «be 20th, of tbe Southern people to reflection, ; ' and-My* at the .cate of figbling since but tow pob the Tram*6f tejthefr are ■shry.r The attack upon one part of the whan we shall have propoeala to which' , Hood command of tho, seboLnrmy, rebel workajls magnified Into a general tbe people of the North may honoraWy apple and peach trees, under wbosy^e. Jl»iil-b*«MiiMl*lwd lathMewneka. attack, and tbe repulse as a repulse of listen, and whaa, tofe we may re#«rw «an wa bare pitted tod wb also - our whole army. The loan In man iaaet snow er that will abow naaa magnanlfonus : derive sotus’behyfftfrfon'lhs fri)tt,to>it down at a score of thousands, and wa are in concession as wj» have been energetic St Ldnfs, Augdsx 3.—The steamer ■ ' •>! x again assured |Eat wa cannot conquer tbe in combat EHeDfciho arrived Xt Bt Joe. Monday ' I wus pleased tolearn 'ofUe siW ar Av- fiWftbe VpfHrMteettri. Throe day el rebate. JU Neg fork ITorU save that ^1 tifWin; JoOM, wbt» Wii with UeTpr before her arrival, at'Fort Bithold, the uw0 cannot takt^Riehmand," and there Gen. Carringtoe, eom mandant of the Indiana tnade'tbree aauulta on the Fort, rare thousands who will believe the state, military department of Indiana, has pub­ which were easily repulsed. Gun. Belly uient because they desire it to be true; lished an official expose of tbe recent bis aioee attep^unto bis duties andklbd- left Fort Rich on the 17lh fur tbe heart ofthe Bidbx Nation, where'be expected ’■especially until the election is over.— Democratic treasonable orgaokatlnn In’ that Stale. This organization is secret, to hat# xA wngngsmeut. The expedition These Copperheads aver, at other times, oath-bonnd and both civil and military. sorry |bal bis health would not per nil t was oompoaod of two Minnesota rrgi-, that-the ioausa of Ibe disaster was tho use Ills simply tbe Indiana branch of lbe**O. £*1?' menta, the 7lh ,Iowa cavalry, twn ^nm • of negro -troops, so J that these led in the A. L.” and famtehaalbe strongest cor fnenda must part in Unieaof war. This .paalee of Dacbtah volunteers, 100 Ne-' rnborstivs testimony of the substantial Regiment's time will expire tha 3fith of brack's scouts, add four guns. The comsnaaIrSeptember, al. wbicb.tij«»w tb<?v frxpect io m'tofl' todk 30 days’ rations. Tbe re-! ' Now the truth -of this matter is, that accuracy of the; Ck. feotris dieeioscree.— TWrd is but one I mainde^ fff! Belly*a fereeh were left to This organisation covers twelve States, •tart fur the Stale. -but three dirfefeas of Grant's forces were Michigan among lhe somber. The ex- nun, that lives’ id IJasGpgs 'wlmU time K,rrt.my. •« oo'mpan nsed in tho aesanlL Only one fort was poenre pertains almaet exolueively to will expire with the regiment, odlaes they les of th# fid Wisconsin at Fort Rich, one . tnibirfMd only one position of the furti- Indiana and is very fid I, and eirtaWishes should decide to let the men gu that.- eti- al Fon Delon,‘ahd tbe rerneindcr oflbe listed in the fiUlofalxtJ'-Wfy Bll ajp regfmertt alotig tha river. . ' ^rations assaulted. The colored division a eloee intimacy of tbe «O. A. K.” feed­ ers of the North and tbe rebels of the old regiments, which *'M Utb/agraitnent did not load the assault, but went to lhe Booth. Many prominent Indiana Dem­ at the time wo enlisted, pul I hnderW'itadHbMEa^hib. f support of Gen. Leddies'division of white ocrats are named as connected with it. stand the V^ar DepaHment have hyci^ed oui^'XugMl jk—the Dtmcrot troops, after they had been compelled lo Tbe disclosure fills twelve columns of . W'ooaaitttal re'.ird. The colored troops, under a gal­ the Lafe ye tu Javr^al. Tho proceedings wb—r*.- IV Smith, of the Grand Onncil at Indiana. Iasi Feb. of dealing with men, ns^clt os poor p-,1, ling Ara largely enfilading, attained the order,.of American 'CHANCERY BALE* rctary, are published -In. full. Tbe Gnmd toy fur tbe Government, wb art ■Hunt, and Chas. E. crest of lhe second fortification, but were Secretary, in bls report, claims that the tats of Michigan.—fa* amdt a** rr-P*Pulf Grand piim/•" tU OxfUfyThrrt.-U GUorrrf. eompeUed to retire, withdrawing at' last order in Indiana numbers 12.000 mem’• Tb*J *’*» m1um1 for • re eotstn. OrioHoo H. B<M **-i C*'rtn 0a». in considerable disorder, bet leaving bera,end It is alsn spoken of as particu­ met) and hut lu uis—of ro^enHalih£‘ by if .in winch lbby acknowledged their that cannot be extended.U> us, we "tfalm ' tnany 'brave men' dead upon the field.— larly flooriahlna tn this Bute. We Mmll Statements to be untile; and admake room for some striking extracts Lhe right to be mustered <iut 'tvjib, tho tl» exlstenoo of ..the order nn ) The whole movement was'originally in­ regiment as a duly tbe Govcrntpenloyrps from Gea-Carrfegto*’*-report. eroberahip jWi It.. This coafestended to be a surprise, sad was effect­ • Il will be au«i.in our telegraphic col­ re# many delatla, snd.tke workings ively planned. The feint of Geo. Han­ umn that several of tbe leading men Im­ weaa. of tha order, । but no new £Pt111, x: D' 1.i,M' * ,b! subscriber, CTnSm OmatOnnur fa sed of Dsrry ecus tv, Mlchlnn, -Bock's Corps screes James River had oon- plicated in tbe grant Copperhead oonimportance wat)t revealed. . siderabiy weakened the rebel army at spiricy in Missouri have made public oonfeesii.n of Chair guilt and tbe treason­ Petersburg, but lhe delay In springing able chAracter of the ‘■Aowricnn Kpighta" rairiSWS A«. «—Tw ' the mine, owing lo the fuse going Ont, enThe Indiana SralineZ confesses tlto ez. has ihofullpwing, from Harrisburg the nbled the rebels left to make to effective isleuce nf th# secret organizations,. and StK: Cot Boyd, uf the 91st Pennsylvio +esistimce ht their greatly superior posi­ argues the sight under the Federal. Cun- of uur.Ucm of roll cm ent, a eliluliup tn maintain them. T>o- Worid tooujdjx)4iscbarg«t before we tion. It is generally conceded that w# avers that "the plot was concocted by ad two yearn, we .wpuld'apt bi infficted great loss .upon them—a loss Meot. Col. Sanderson” who bos always to that. We war# willing to - oMsiderably larger than our own, and been a Democrat, sod used to edit the . Laitr received this morning, have permanently demolished one of Philadelphia Jtttual that gave Buebenan stales tKsf the rebels' retreated borneward«’T,afid bar* again eluded th# prep­ their most formidable and anooybg’for- an eflective support. Tha Chisago Timu to complain. Man Q»a|. wlpl now denies the existent# of sacral trea­ arations fur ibeir’capture. Ills thought tlficsUsns. r sonable •enable Democratic organizations, orRanizMiocs, and under: t£e new Oemmsader, tbe rebel In­ TheJataAt news from the Army of ibe yet only # fewjigysagO.it> speaking of roads Infw bur 81*U will etase. A: dis-. the Prorta rv Con^U^Jl W: . ' ” — — — ij ss id ' ' Fatamao rrpraasnta It sa being in good rtere from tbe -W . rw lelaewhara a oil! lor a Dem­ • spirits-and, ha leaderpefeotly eopfidout ocreticl ____ CuovenGec, to M W<l *» .of ultimata straoae.' He is not a than to Pepekr Ije longjmder a abadow, and we believe . Uta jeouatr/ will soon bear from him again, sad the oaxtlime to tha Borrow of tee, bat baa Uta-aignataras appended of dolUn bw.lj, tbe rebate. - «*>-v - lkr‘* “d v’*’ ■saVrtEii'w™ n— jl Co. chance to go to Battle Cree McCemly House; and, out , if,you stop ‘bsre once, y.-i format tbe 1st number o' JUpfril New Era, publish. •orta.b" lilseeixrol very eredltable in eppearea ‘ course, devoted to lhe Intel •mH UtTHHMA csffee cs vengeful John, In his endea ' tbe dominant party of the ; ;Yan Buren. 1W EEAPB «TKBKT. W. T. TU ahevs Company srs ks^rs »H u» wsrid as Um swaSrs of ibe Cafes PlsauUoa. s _ _ Howaxb Aaaocuvtox Phi We Inrito the attrolion of e the announcement of thia w< natoler.; Institution in out . - «• •mfeteh Mi u tWEMMf HIM eed.fo tbe Mtish W?, kr’ «* -Js *kraa difeeM kfofe eolumne. Our business Iran . tha^aanagtra lead us to beli a sound, useful and raliabl! f !■ ■ ■■■■■■■ A boaudfcl Wnel ■e’Marvmt T<me," <?»•*• Wrf n» udjv puh. » .>aMLa(>b.Mv4i<r �)n. //ft ANNOAJ. TJ1X BALES. S" :e hspa,that tha <miy avldaaoa of any thing wrong la die mailer wan tbe Wlure of "nf lfteUma ,of holding the Convention being one weak later than expected, con. vincec us that uo wrong was intended anywhere. . .taw Cxy^LMY Ccmfant__ Henry llougbtelio baa rncdvtf authority to AfcW.t’s- raise a company of cavalry, which ha is tu command as Captain, fur Col. Wor ratr's Regiment of tho Eighth Michigan Cavalry. Capt. Houghtalin baa aasoci. •Ud M lai and Shi Liautananta Andrew J. S PBC1AL NOTICES Lnccv, A. H. Ellis is recruiting men ii-r Ctptain Lamb's Company, to take a place in tbe Now Mick Third, and is meeting with very good success. Chptain Lamb has seen three years of ser­ vice, and all tbe Regimental and Staff ufficers of that regiment are veterans. 4 glorious record is in store for the New Mich. Third. . ' /.! i Daovotrr.—Tbe light shower of ten S- « days since baa been succeeded by very The ground is literally parched up. Potatoes are nearly ruined, and many fields of corn are ditto. There is Uqw no poaaiblftty of getting more dry hot weather. than a third of a crop of either corn or potatoes in (his section. ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Naw Music—We'are in receipt of a .«a«ir (heat, of vary fine music from tho pub- I*'®’11 ra-xT— li.bing bouse of H.T. Merrill & Co. 1» Washington Street, Chicago. ‘The Sol­ dier's Pridwf’* the words by ILTbompkins Eaq^ sod the musk and chorus by H. T. Merrill, is a glowing tribute to the A ’ A "grand old lag. Stilt tasting o’er ths free.“ Goon Hotel—The McCamlt Il oom in Bettie Creek is one of those quiet well-regulated hotels which may be appropriately sty led lhe “Travelers is • is i Home." Tbe great desideratum of lhe traveler after bis weary day’s journey is ' a place of rest and comfort. This is | found under the management of the new . leaser», Messrs. Stokk At Kstcbvm, of the McCamly House. These gentlemen are experienced landlords and make it their especial study lo contribute lo the comfort of tbe travelling public. A free Hte is provided to and from the are; CHANCERY ORDER. all bills are moderate, and the House is f 1TB OF MICHIGAN. Eighth Jcrttdal Or^MMdtagtetSs Cl res H Obert for tWCaaay Reader,if you chaneo to go to Battle Creek, stop at the eminently “well-kept." McCamly Hoom; and, our word for it, of Barry, in Chancery. at tbs Coort Borno £ 1^1“ <“V‘ ** *»• •***■ ■raw if you stop there once, you will stop MOtu D. T^.OaagUatai, asdran X Tsmf, Z>rijdssf there again. A Fixxon Parxa.—We have be­ fore-os tbe 1st comber of tbe ’ Andrew JrTowr«WBtfknaMssn>r ibt Bute of Grand JttpiA JFew Ere, published st Grand UMX UmssM san rwtaaal Dih nil il in Sa toisp- Rapids, “under the auspices of the Fro ■Vl'iiftbW Torn 3 North of Lug* West moot Club.’’ Uba six enldmned paper, very creditable in appearance, and is, of 9 course, devoted to tho interests of Re­ » 4 SiS’tt vengeful John, in bia endeavors to defeat & the dominant party of lhe country a U Van Buran. How am Aasocunos PMUAMUJ-nta.— We Inrite the attention of our readers lo tbe a n nouncement of ibis well known be­ adminbtbators bale the matter of Uir Katefc of Sabvbl Soo- nevolent Institution In our advertising columns. Our burinees transactions with tbe managers lead us to believe that it is a sound, useful and reliable Institution. ’ j*—iiiitfi |7ni1i—'■ • CHANCERT BALE. riTi OF MrcmoiM.-Tb. >X ■> ■ •» M Bit sgai tansv •NM .is.ssj �Jtmi. Robestb &. Striker, -szjzc xw^^hfa rmwa tw« gntiip’ RT ahwriwM, »a«»t co® ■ ’ •£ *» BBccrrsP jrrow, an4»catU0rlth tbe hand Ch is ptf»i4fflu» nm • OJto.la-.R~w buaQa to the act feiniy .{ink! furrows, and the «epui*dW*4: <3 ~ ADVSRTDI*1 laasO*". »«• ll0**-®* , Ant, sad P6c.nl. for etoh B. Xtlboraldi^oanttoyw u«irea»lbro«gb milkiuMtason. Such ahi r • wOowrtre aHIkdB late*;?to confirm tbe 1. -.-■her pearap di«» feed never pays belle*- j ■^thsm M lh»Jall.M>r gottf milkers areaf* -j U.U mttfc detain pMr an^Meak un froxen i COME AND BUY MOM Nj -for *e a*eof W&aafcip »IWSed totMhar Ahl Ae Ub0tnr,pne maa. is for 'life a Ml atodk 'tf ■ i;'.; 3 -or those— '. t. rc 1 LMC tbefi be' no IpdK uf sociability 1 < Sin tha jural districU,' 1 nlng*^tay be greatly ' lly iuiercouree. Tbrowi I I foeMlitiea, and neil1 ; Hetith %ur •pursuits spiritw'«rf 0 in-A: 1 rue li,ne 1*' > ^aS.^lMaM.ai’n. 1— i» kflnW«K ver matter, connected tWXmla^ uiE -St lK*r« are till .• . & arming ooWmuMly wWy there .ra nb icisthisita, catmol be;Adtimaled in dv»-| lara and csru; for not only does tbe tack' >f exchanging IRnsrrf Wtr^ Alnintf to airicu!tura! purWifts, greatly mpede .tirwHAfol fnrtifthg;'but there ik onKntMleqtunf. irtjT.I Ad social. reAh, lutl Tcainol be omnputed, and rb« lost can"never be /^covered agaiul !4FyonF‘ne%bbor auocwMs ,Uetter. .than rpupsolf^ pepducmg any. Whip,-'xfi> >»l, eel that yoy are -ftumbliM yourself to Jeb and OardPrti MEDICS!* AL •MORTOAfiEfil . >'» gasfass’ IM"'*-* GRQC&UBW, tea. corm, sgait, sri<w. PRUNES. HOB, >AlBntB.CQpraH; tahct. ererrtMagia lh<<h**V will be needed for fatailr use. , Aloe a grsal rutWr of the ./- • ' ’ • aznuiEKV ipiKBurwffiiflTS. ■ An4 Coekltg EMr»cU, * ’ B. WLGHTMA --WXBKLMRI3 OROCRM roR TinxirBaAA.BMMWrr urpiM ixMM- 3±KXS'______ ^ffi^*-*^** ST-A-’I’TONTIEVT. J. GRANT! rasa, pbcjia. wks. p^m. «s‘ VEl^PfiSi C^BDS, *A • • Upu. owrebytree my bo feya^ali «^‘b Mrtm.nl :ritmWfJiB : io. c7RAW ' PATEHT MEDICINES P”T‘’l°°*t ihi BODKRTS SHHllFfS SAUL IK MIrLIXEOFnUDE Come and SeeH arg. surety find au hndleciual, social and proepdroos peopfe 1 *•’ t'<aO i9/>. >•» . Bemedr Cto .Bpuaa Frail Tree.. lr*rT effort fiilM -ftTrifeft' tbeui’ bwr . Trdit, ImHhia wa. We oracled a porto hie feweMrouDd each 00% Md kept a pig .-deta the endow ra. Four panned AU^aUtomi feet !<«<. «< UgU bmrd 1 - ------- Placed around a together at lhe corners.— .had been ia tbnt pen about AAerlhs ■ were rtmw*ed to another AJMMftli ■ L-i ... _____ ___ - lo a--.produce ---- —rramady fails _ _______ ■hr- they have t:_ good fruit,1 after been rill well । oosttaeedao erer etaou * rt-KttoCCard eer, D Paari si. aber I. !«*.“ ■ • I1VAE JUST RECEIVED Some fruii/.teea bUI newer produce any »** jw*. WK GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard pw^*' saloon. : 1 GREAT IMPROVEMENT. draTTQMTwtnOT T . EATON dt IMPORTANT AND THUE! IRE you anffeeiag with tbaidraadptbuM, fret- McNADGHTONr. TTAftOTrs xtobalou EiyGwiiisperfuy l!rt yra^kuf with lb. tartans of tr'seek-nnF RRwiwh atacunraa. ;_____________________ hd^ayeas; WE»V celeb'iated fatent •Iterawfon to sMloy Htose who stre them a therrkEoott—A rob«rib«r TrftH oegh trial; and .wNtrsrOe fatroouced are rapidly may be kept a year. U». pickle follow a: ••One pound of ut*!l< aria pound of rock salt, end efsofl watar. : H-shoold stand e»d a«H. then stirred nd «» the edge, which should be tesmsll enddown, _ Care shoql d AQAdrct .lboM .vUb,U?ick sbelta, ft err frrab. -They must be kept -J> tobod’.ar I Aui*. fc^ATlfoni -.WAjeer. perfectlyAwd-’ Anoihdraobscriber raJranmeuleUme witei for keepr-fog-eggw.-ltae bpecteof eribMed Ume to forty gallons «f water.. Draw off the dear hirer imd ad J to it two quarto of salt Keep tbe wrw in. tha' Waler tn a niaflkijdane. । /jwtow'fWa'FBdar'.'-’ I1 Hering foal »tcw gir. entire ■eUsfocuen. OUR STOCK OF gtOGUUBS IB VEBY FULL AND COMPLETE 8ELF-ADJU8TITG WRINGER No Woud-Wnrk toSeweil'cr BpIk. ‘ Na Thftmb-Scrtvr to yet out of Order.' OUK BILLIARD TABLES VTamase Xsaaam. KisaVill speedUy rdtere. Wuxuilfwuisu Koto will hanrsv. your digestion. , . ARE you Krauttar with pais, with Oow fa your W.reoe’e Xscaaieta Kraq win •BOOTS & SMBS', 7°^ •x^***B*f^“XT!’1' 'WA-TWQX'b’nKCBALOIA USQ. a osrtWo V«rrtar%T1-S,S' ■?.*“/%& GROCERIES ISF" COU^TYC D. u« » NO lDrunlcenmii cr Bawdy im Mau'ufoclured and sold, a Uleaale and retail Lt i . trill be allotted. raercTsaa ■asrracTcaiao co.. And all who ar. wUtlng to palreoii. a guistand It. £1 FtaUSu, Mew reek, sad Qrr.luA Ohio. • 8. C. NORTHROP, AgaX. orderly Gaocaar *»n BuoM. must nolfiH 14 WH.kTHVKRFBODT KBQWH.^1^ ,. . CITE C8 A CALL ! That Iron.wt>UjpH*aiied, wXuifMeA' i-'' . TtaH o •wnpt. machtae UbeUar than a compli ; .: • i FIRST-CLASS* ’ ' ..irAdiasusr. d- GROCERY, EATING AND BILIJARD 8AL00M. W m. L. Eavo«, . D. McNadontox. AND DRY GOODS! -9C«anilsa a, id>wnwbtp »»r ImA «/»uh» ' MtStra: Wwbrai Renhaart at ffwnU. Hill. fe. the courat . ' ■’.r^W(l riT !• —* RTOWWi IPBIDBS. Clothin •A Farm**.”—A Car rpapMAm t Pratlaad paper A'scrikis AdebMe Id |------ JOHN HC ■nurtWi’-IEF —* tbebeteftts CMStg. OFFICE OVER BLA KK^ STORE. senses psracber; whereas, ■wHtkowt tbe Will attend to all eall. is the MbSsTBU prut-.-. -fcmart*bri$ MkBmaB-r* Ljtfcwt;^ : c4<» iwmber ul 'tlta'airatasu “T^ra^a ifa-Mr; and sot asbomoA «o be one, astd I! am now7agked,tbtf mnrrtkiFile., h..I**, U In-.L rlrrWH HARD-WARE! ixfei ~cr BTBBB as gum Arabic powiat,'pot lam a pitcher IDLKTILU Unusually Low! (lEFFBIBp.N FA.BMES, ««. ««. wM® wntbiac doo ran raaNwethwm 'after IATTOK. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-17.pdf 37ddaa7083857492b9b2d1eeb3db6fb7 PDF Text Text .nnovl 08- :kah NO. to. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1864. gartinji Nmtr, IS PUBLISHED BVBM WKDMXSXM.T. r UISTIWGS, >1R*T OOUXTT, meveeas »<MU or DYSPEPSIA • ■ • ■' J» •" •■•■;•. "■ /aytfi, 1M4. • ITO TOE FMFLEmr TO IMITRD AND DDJEABES MBEUIXG MlOJI DBORDiaS OF THE LIVER ft ths vahre of the system, and corits errors. Such hm breo the work By .ao art of Cbngrsas, approved Jane h Congress was called upon to per BO, 18M, tbeaecretary af ta Treasury £,ram> Internal Revenue is autliorasd to lasoo an amount not ex­ ceeding two hundred- mlllitaM of dollars srtrtions of its authors. In the ter Treasury notaA bearing intarMk Afoa rate not exceeding seven and tbrfc-keuta _____ .__ Tom, 1863.lt yielded about THS fiaiUT BTRMQTaDriXO ~ per centum, redeemable after there years foeVWsd CRMtalf millions of dollars, while the corresponding month of thia from date, and to exchange the same for ft© JO (Do lawful money. Tbe Secretary is farther y eW xskurMd about fifteen millions, un­ There BMtrrs hare perform^ more Cw«: authorized to convert the same Into der the same law. Coder the new law. AND DO GIV£ BITTER BATttPACTMHr I an i»iU» nf Bjoi, Card, rfoaJKft, bonds, bearing fotrrest a at rata not AMr which went into operation on the first Have note TcsUmonv. ' i present month, the Treasury /•rey PrUliM * »tort aMto, sad aS ceeding six per onntum, payable in coin, leisure. Zf.t rjr JfOKJt BBSPKCTABLi: PPOPIf TO quaofly radrivee one million ta in pursuanoe of the authorial thus oonferIWCK FOB nmtf ] ks time and experience enables red,! now offer to tbe people of the It L INKS of re »sb4. Thao any olhsr article in lbs mukel. n employed In collecting the United Btataa, Treasury notes aa doperibWe defy any One to contradirt thu Assertion, :o enforce the stringent provised in my advertisement dated J.ujy. 25, SklatosJtonsew^J, chair opposite Mr. Treeeely. AND WILL PAY glQpO L 1 _.t that a million Tv prsTsct its otling. ...,x -Yes,4 mW Luke treeoneotaely. “I 1864. 1 ' rill be found the rulenad not'the Toaay oaothel will prodoos a CertAretopahbsbThe circumstances under, #bioh this Utttvli<w»r bon ’ ,, ' whh for a capable housekeeper. Do ed by u. that b not GENUINE. i. SUU, much space Is undoobv loan la asked for, and yoor aid invoked, yon think* y mt would bo willing to take Haires Jtoer oelooger, for Improvement In tbolsw. and though differing widely freea .ta exiatlng HWFLi.MPN GEBHfiK BITTERS (ir-to fora mu. charge of my boms 1" stata of affiiirs three years ago, are such WILLCUREBVEBY CASE OF Yoe may make h stronger.) •TH," clggled Miss Plant, Udlng her as to afford equal encouragement and se­ of necessary iuformadoo to acquired. The blushing in ber Hlaoodged pocket hand ­ Chronic or NtevoM Dsbithy, Diseases of the curity. Time, while proving that the proper sources ofcrevenue, and tbe most BbeeMyee Mwdreira tr;.t—>n.< ni...... . ■■ « kerchief. “That to. If yoo don’t think struggle for national unity was to exceed effective modes of obtaining it, are best Thai ta soap ba tavery, tne unragltjenly in giving my consent." SUrllcsvs s«>un4.,, , in duration and severity our worst antici­ developed in the execution of existing Luke stayed—ha thought Miss Plant a pations, has tested thy national strength, laws. And I have reused mereurea to W|tK»»>hkof»»T'’'Tvery old woman—but nsvestaleM be and developed the naiTonal resources, to ] be Initiated which wOJ, it to beltored, Wbsn ths srep isdooe, went on: _ _ an extant alike unexpected and ;remarka- enable Congress so to improve and en­ Seth ky lefell It; “I'm very particular about my coffee ble, exciting equal astonishment at home large the system as, when Ul en in con­ —I suppose you understand all these lit­ end abroad. Three years of war have nection with the revenue from customs, tle details V . A * . ■ .. . burdened you with a debt wbteh, but and other sources, to afford an ample and . "Ofttjursr l .de," Mid Aunt Zaruiah, three years since, would have seemed be­ secure basis for the national credit. On­ “I can cook first rata, though I say it who ly on such a basis, and In a steady and , yond your ability to meet Yut lh« shouldn't My IL My coffee's as clear as oacrtutatod feealth and predottiro oner­ vigorous restraint upon currency, can a wire, and I’m great on biled cakM." ! giM of the nation have proved to be so remedy bo found for existing evils. Such “ Ars you," said Luke, rather puxxlod. vast that It has boon borne with com par-. ।i uatraiut can only.be exercised when the D. C. BAWUY. "Well, I thick wo.may oontider thio 1. all kinds of Family Oroeerire, alive eaee, and a peaceful future would jgovernment is furnished with means to as an engagsaeeol." stiztr’XaitrKuE; hardly feel its weight Asa pries paid |provide for its necessities. Bat without “1 relc'lata an," aald Miea Plant, again Aid of a patriotic people, any goverofor national exbtooos, and the preserve- the i ~.l <•( tee HuW Hoane. taking refuge in her lilac-bordered ker­ tien of free institutions. It does not de- tment to powerless, for this or any other chief. desirable end. Serve a moment ’s consideration. * i ConUias no Barn or WhtAey, “1 ebould like you to come aa eoon as The denominations W the notes pro­ Thus far the war has been supported aUTD <nAW*T fcA^m -ri-R-uvv^»vnma poselbjo, aa 1 wish to engage a house Im and carried on, as It only could have been, ;posed to be issued, ranging from fifty to mediately," said Luke, rising. by a people resolved, at whatever eoet “ Oh. confound It ” said Luks Tressaly. “ Oh certainly," smiled Mias Zeruiah. IS TIE BEST TOMIC ' of blood end treasure, to transmit; unim­ Well who wouldn't hare been tempted “When i. it to ba 1" For their paired, to posterity, the system of free posed to aid tbeir country. to use rather s strong word, to stumble “When is what to be V’ rarREADVwim m : , government bequeathed to them by the redemption the faith and honor and prop­ ! into such a maehtrom of soapsuds, scrub “Why—how embarrassing—the wed­ great men who framed it. This deliber­ erty of that country are solemnly pledg­ birtg hrbshes and mops 1 Cleaning bouse ' ding !" Ib.B.phi ate and patriotic moire has dereloped a ed. A successful issue to thia contest, -What weddingF f ths Sort 1 Indeed—the wbrds are all insufficient to Iburcd, I’cniurwo. .v. wri power aurprising eren to lhemaelves.z It now believed to bo near at hand, will Uapttol Cb<ird>. HbilUdpM*. 1 express fbe'foriornlty of that once cheer­ "Why—ours to be has shown that In less than a century a largely enhance their value to the holder, going to be married f m , I bat* known Heofl*»<i'»G«rta»n Bittars forsr»- ful little room. nation has srisen, unsurpassed in vigor, and peaee once restored, all burdens can “And this -c(mier'of boarding," said "My good woman," eaid Tressaly, bit for a nanbrr wf^ran. 1 Mavs used tMa in be lightly borne. He who selfishly with. .n.l h>>* hrva an »Uuad with Luke to himself when be was fairly in turning red to the route ofhisbair, “here and exhaustless in resources, able to couduct, though a series of yrere, war on ita SIds his kid iu the bops of turning bis term iu muiv others, rod know that they bare tbe open air. “If 1 wasn't such a miser­ is tome enorofetja-mistake—1 merely most gigantic sealo, and finding itaoll, ■liable means to greater immediate oi<r*tad la ■ atnkingljr beneficial manrer. I taka able pohronn about sueh things, I,weuld wished ro engage a housekeeper— 1 nev­" when near its close, altnott unimpaired profit, Is speculating upon his country's $nr»l plavnra in thus pnNtely pr.wfoiiafog _th», ask Jenny Hope to have ma, - I'll take a er dreamed of proposing to you F in Mil the material elements of power. It misfortunes, and may find what seems fact, and citing lb« attention of there aflletad little house somewhere and get Jeony “ Well I ’ m unreT shrieked Mies Ze ­ with lb* disrnM for which thee are recommend’ has, al the present moment, great armies to bo present gain leads only to future nd. io there Bittern Unwieg tram txX**’" ‘bet Hope to recommend some nice old woman ro! ah,-1'11 have you1 know that I don’t in tbe field, facing an enemy apparently loss, [appeal, therefore, with confidence who knows bow to roast partridges and need to go out to service—add I’m as ’ approaching a period of utter exhaustion, to-a loyal and patriotic people, and in­ darn stockings, and make coffee, and good as vou be any day In the -wrek.—* bit still ata usgiing with a force she great- voke .the efforts of all who love their And if you calculate to Insult a poor,j ar aud more desperate re U sees, and.be- conn try, and desire for it a glorious fairon ahirta.” And Luke Tressaly proceeded merrily lone woman, you’ll find out yass’te waked s cause it sees, the near approach of a fisal ture, to aid their government in sustain­ __ towards tbe browp-stone-casket that held up ilro wrong passenger I 111 proreoute and fatal consummation. . thick, in D>y\ —--------- _s-’-Sg that credit upon his heart's dearest jewel, whistling Irn you, 1 wUl; you good foi-ootMag, stuck deliberate judgement, is the present con­ Jr brre rrqnrrte’I tn eosatet I b*• I' - *'““---- ’ k:* hmwn up, hairy faced dandy ! I’ll aoe you for ni»ad«l>O4.« of different kindr » mrdMrfres — dition of ihogreat contest for civil liber­ TSX 'fiK’S'.i—lAS.TT.'A moustache In a very enviable state of breach e'premlM see if I don’t." ty in which you are now engaged. air »pnrrr. i Iwre III all reaea nnctiore : D-' wiw And Miss Plant rushed furiously from . cl4r proof in vsrire. lastreere «4 ru»«' mind. Up to the present moment you bare Now, what was there in a taH, slen­ the room, leaving Luke in a stale of asUrlBi for One’s Km. lartr in tar ftaullv. of th« uMfolnrss of Dr. Hoofreadily and cheerfully afforded the means U»A. Orrnui Bitter.. J Orj-rt for onro from my der walsted girl, brown-eyed and pink­ tonlshed bewilderment difficult to deHenry Ward Beecher saya of those necessary to support your government ■rent eoorse, to Vxprrsa my toll oeovteftow^tbnt. cheeked, with a mischievous dimpled ecrlba., . in this protracted struggle. Il is y«r men .who hare no pars for others, but mouth, that should reduce a six footar “Upon my word, here's a pretty mis­ war. You prudsimad-iL and you have are contented with looking after their llks Luke ■Treeaaly to speechlesa confes- understanding," quoth ‘Luke aloud.— sustained it.agawat treitpf? everywhere* own ease and. enjoyment, that thev ought iMl Yet toe dewy kightof dewy Hope’s "Fancy me married to that old maid, I'd with a patriotic devotion unsurpnseed in to ba put lu a coffin, for their lift s work rather board by all' odds, for—Hush ! eyes mede a toward of ham al onoe t ' k ended- When God wanted sponges । the world’s history. So be eat, twirling his fingers and What’s that T’ - 4 The securities offered ere • snfcb as and oysters, ba made them, and put one watohing tbe shine of Jcnaay'aneedle and "It sounded like a suppressed giggle. should command ybur ready confidence. on e rook, and the other ou the mud.— ■ -tU* fa* had better My first, , Luke walked straight to the door whence Much effort has been made to stake pub­ When he made man, be did not make to, after fifteen minutes of the. mysterious sound proceeded, and until lic faith in our national credit, both ■ al him to boa sponge or an oyster: ho made _______ eitanre be plunged headlong caught Miss Hope’s two little resisting home and abroad. Ae yet ws have ask­ him with feet and bands, and bead and hands efe she could escape from her am­ ed no foreign eld. Calm and eelfirenanl, heart, and vital blood, and a place to uso into bis subject. “MissJeonyl" : buscade. our own1 means hive thus far proved ode-, them, and said, “Go to work!” But I “Don’t Mr. Tressaly P said Jenny, quato to our wants. They are yet tem­ tell you, if a mantas ooms to that point --------- M. m. between her merry bursts of laugnter. ple to meet' those of the present and the where be is content, ha ought to bo pot ”1 WHIP said Luka undauntedly. "It fiiture. Il still rerrtalmi' for a patriot^ in a coffin, for a contented live man Is a From Rev. J- U- Turner. I'mUw of tb< « «• ’ serves 'you right for laughing at me P people to famish tbb needfal supply.— shame, Il’ a man haa come to that state ’’fer*.'Jscksre : -D«« H<r ■ “And you don’t want to marry Aunt Garman Ihtiara io my family frequently I »iwyr»The brave men who are fighting our tat­ In which he aay^“I do not want to know Zrruiah aftef all rWaid Jenny, the brown tles by land and sea must be fed and any mure, or d'o any more, or be any eyes brimming fall of fun. “Why, I clothed, munitions wsr of ell kinds must more,” he Is In a state In which he ought h f cb bt ‘ thought yon-WBBtad- a housekeeper 1’ be furnished, or the wab mutt end In de­ to ba changed into a mummy. Of, all imnoux-i""i*. «" ‘ Ido,")quBth tavalfoot UMfect and disgrace This la nofthe time hideous things, mummies are the most j I. the Crert Bowsar "Tlien, why don’t you marry Aunt for any lover of bis oonntry to inquire hideous; and of mummies, those are the I Zeruiah 1” M as to lbealato«fta‘«>ouay market, or "Beoaose, I had rather marrrjocT ask whether he can ep turret bix surplus «Tc. rBlRDLB. ( • “Nonsense, Mr. Tressaly F faltsred capital as to yield him a large return. No ’ Jenny, lurniugroee^red, and trying dre- return, and no profit, can 'bo desirable, if OJk* iB"toww JM"rer Ik* Pinter*. and Dicrarm omamb. a«e cubed vr H00FLAHD8 GERMAN BITTERS, Siishujs gnsiittss Jiretton. Rluullasj. ww aiuiiiuK, 1-M4 TRUE! . . » ’ f 0001 or followed by. national dlrtolrtton, or n»tlonal disgrace. Prescnt profft, thus ac­ ft abetter look quired, is but the drecursbr of future Luke, stooping down to get , fade. “Seri­ Into the bluebine, averted -...joa .—/Raw me 1 No— oosiy, Jenny, will t'o until tad an answer, .yon shan't go nsUUI have -■ ittle queen. Teei jny. heart'sIkU•*—* will yon marry fc«f , ■■I-.Uppore-so, said J«nj ; down cnlachleroUp sparkle thp , . „J Aunt cast Isshea—“that la. If understandZerdiah can’t oome to i ing I" . •■Luke Trmaly jMW Miss Jenny ou the spot for that arrow of sarcasm. Afow ho did so. don't particularly concern any. body,—Doe* It F AU •• have to do with is the fart that Luke Treagaly did set up how-keepityt. some th rye man the subsequently with brown-eyed Jenny to preside near the aAe'isd nT Jrekre»-torprvtol »r:-I hare.^re r=tcuira£4.-'■*—>■• faitowsi Urwith his wttotesedvd.tbsD chair *i* ‘ ^“fiSta boarding.” mj< he likee it better than To the desponding or exulting exelsmaUon “Ob, we csnHsubdue the rebels 1" tare to but one reply. If It be true, our national honor to gone; and most of tbs \ States of tfte American Union are sepa­ rate powers nf smaller population than the cittea .of London and Paris. There Is no nayy, no army, no common force, no coltertfue glory. The work of a bun­ dred years to undone. . When this phrase to need merely in despondency by those who sincerely wish the national honor to be maintained, they should be asked to remember what the prospects of the Wat were one year ago, anil what they are now. Gold to higher but so to ths spirit of the people. The armf that drove Lee from Gettysburg now threaten* both, his supplies, and his rereps from Ms own repltal. Grid may go Kill higher, but so will tbs national determination, and thereto no reason to I apprehend disaster until there Is a cry I from .the cowed sad breaking heart of the >W. -m t» >•* - »!■■■"■. <” 1«* •«* �HASTDfGS WAR N. of tbe a*m« elasa issued three yaars I are no* asliiwg at a premium that folly )v*« th* eurrectne** of this statemwcL 1 mow 8raH M MWF mru. Taxanoa.—But.aaide fmm all tha sdvanlag** w* have ewmerated, a epaotel Act of Congress rxmnpf* aU Aonfoead 7¥»«ri«ry note* /rout kcal taxation. Ou lhe average this exemption te iwwrtb about two per cent, per annttiB, accordiag to tha rate of taxwtton to tin tore parte of th* reentry. Caw greater Inducemeat* be ashed for than three we have • blW Asttiuerow, Aug.^dM**** J To Major Ge*. Du: ’ .—The following annmineemewt nt tb* I ----- ys w?.’u j kwva * larg* number of woumted. Bik,- - -!i ” ' such sacrifice a* Sky lock demands. There] ia but a limited supply of money seeking investment at any time, and the Gevwrty The, chief of staff of Brig. Gao. Kelly ment offers to pay liberally for its *•»./ raporja that a *c»ut baa iuU arrived al At the rate of Seven and threo-tenth»-per , New Creek, and report* that Gao. Avareent. per annum to say nothing of tbe ill overtook the ewetny 'near Murcfiald collateral advantage*. It la the strongest yesterday, and attacked him, capturing borrower in the market, and every feel- all bis artillery and 500 prisoner*. Noth­ iag of Intereat, aa well aa patriotism and ing official h*s been received from Gen. dnty, should induce our reader* to invaet1 Averill, huweuer. , ■ , ■.... In It* Irens.” Kswtx M. Brutes, Basretarr Sf War. M popular with tha people aa the 5-20 Bonds. All that is wanting, is a know I edge *f tbe great ad ran lag** of this da** of lecsritiee over others, to make them very generally sought after. Tb* New /York Kramr'arr sets forth aom* of the lea* apparent adva&lsgea, aa follow*: ••Many of tbe advaatagea of this loan nr* apparent on tbeir face, but there are fiber* that will be beet undeiwtood after •wiaMSratron. Affiong them there are, •ha Aaaotm Ssccwrrr.—Nearly all •etlve credits are now based on Govern meat securities. Books of issue aad Sav­ ings, banks bold them in large quantities ■pjl^fotar 0****, mor* lhaa tb* entire amount o? their capital*—aad they bold tbam as. the vary beat and strongest in­ vestment they could possibly make, if • It were possible to eon templets the finaudal tailor* ot tbe Goverwmeet, no bank would be any better or safer. Saving* Banks already hav* a large part of tbeir aaaeta Invested in Government saenritiee. As a rule they allow but lv* per cent Interest, and can only pay principal or ~ interest In greenback* or bills of State Bank*,—for every not* or bond held by them and du* before 1b* resumption of ■peefo payments 1* payable in Governmem legal tender paper. Bank* of laeae nnd discount can oot ask or get anything better In payment of customer*' notea, and they prefer h to all other, for they sre compelled to redeem their own note* In that paper a* the dreutetteg mediem next to specie in value. By the teau* of this loan th* U. 8. Treasury becomes a Samnai Baak for At projJt. There ar* non* stronger—nona mor* *ol*ebL and ’ not one that pay* eo /lierefly for tbe uee muaer. You may deposit fifty dol•* or fifty tbuuasnd. The more you pot in, th* mor* you will aid and strength­ en tbe Government, and the mor* valua­ ble will be-the rewwming corrency of Um country. . . Jxs Luoaax Jraaest.—Tbe powraf rata (/interest tesla par cm^. payable annually,. -ZU* is seven and lhre*5«nib*, payable annswisMaaJ^. If yon lend on toortajsge, that* must bw a searching •/ titTea, lawyer.' few*, stamp duties aad delay a, aud y on will finally have returnad to you <ml/tbe earn* Had of money you would receive from lb* Government, •mdlwtM’U. If you Invest in this loan y ou hav e no trouble. If there is no Natvoaal bank at Aaud, any Luaksr will obtain it for you without charge, and pay you Ue interest coupon al lbs end of six 1 tuanths.as * most ounvaniswt form of I remiuano* to bia «Uy anrraapoodewl. if you wldb te borrow ateetw seels oo tbs duUsr-OTuUl, you have lb. highest anixinty ta tb* market lodeUwidL If you *Mb to qalVR will bring within a frao- B October 12ih and 13th. ______________________ _ __________ Tbe Secretary of the Treasury baa been told that be m**t “Any wvrery at lb* higbsst rate necaeaary to Mwrarend- It that be should sell hi* aMigatfon* “far what they would bring,” so a* to lead tbe market; bat tbe Secretary will do do •uchthlag. if Shy tech bought bond* at Admire!' B«6fcnw 00 ia Aaguat, be would demaad a sow- the inwn/s‘■fleet W a tag and te » prisoner. Tb. MHa (ember, and twenty in October, nntll be was etpured. The Ghlnea «n beached would finally offer to lead only the inter­ near the hoyital. Tb* Morgan te tof* eat and keep the principal. If Govern­ and will try to ran up to-night • The ment aecuritiea are worth anything, they enemy’s fleet hare approached the rity. ar* richly worth all their firn* calls for. A monitor ha* been engaging FdrtPowIn gold, sad the country is not eo poor j eU all day. (Sfctod) D. H. Macht, Maj. Gan. in spirit or In purse aa to submit to any I In our columns, to-day, will ba found an sdvertise«*ot of tb* 7-30 Govern­ ment Loan. This Loan bid* fair to be u . RapowLtcxx £aucc*. «& ef Hastings will be AL«dV •«< H.»gaged wa. We have sent to the rear 1,000 prtrtoi. MoM* » .k.Wtew.oT.II'wk. W, Mill oc- bea been plared la chureb of this village. led. I* a,WO. Tomi prteooorss.nl north 14H7- Total prteotmes Is'wr band*, 1,000. Il isesCHMtad *at foe los* of the enemy test Itast 10,000. Very respectfully you:*, j6hK&LOG4!<. Maj. G*o. chased of W. W. Kimbal Chlrego. enft Mr. KitnbaH. New York, Am.IIL—The Richmond Aagatsrrr eayax “Wi command Peters­ burg with 500 guns, which can sweep that city; hence its captor* br Grant would not amount tn anything.’ The Msoop, Gs.k Tdagrnk.of the 8th, notice* the departure -u( 1800 militia from thatplace for Atlants, and aay* a large number will leave dally fora week. Tbe State troop* ar* under Gon. G. W. Smith,and will form to Army themselves. Savannah. Ga., end Columbia, 8. C., paper* rejoice that th* rsbdl'army has at last made a stand, and appear relieved of the panto censed swung tbe people whilst Johnston waa falling bask. —Jr. r. iroru. Preefaciy. That te whwt |be Demen reey have wanted ever atoeefoe war oeen■aeeead. Whew foe tbmg te esmmered down to tbe potat wwtaaagiue fag* te tbe py Tbe Kalamaxoo ( test ctrvalatiag ■tvdintu sf an silhsr I* psveramv*! MCwriUre vrtetwui beads p*y*M*M . JXFF; ki* •**>><> .wbwteM s/-u^ar*re*w_| Fair, to be held October t -and al*o to a complimec Hsevnoa, Aug, Permit me through yonrpaper to eall ibe Hew Advertisements. New Orlean’s correspond® nee of lbs Oth ssv*: Maj. Remington commanding the. I Uh Naw York Cavalry, opposite Don­ ald*vl He, was attached on the 5th, bat auaeapded in cutting hi* way through with slight .loss, except from 40 to 00 sick men. At last account* he bad oooecntratad bi* escaping force at aaolber point near Doyal’*. L A gunboat expedition up Grand Lak* on the 26th ulL, was * auoceaa. It dee­ troyed a large number of flat boats and captured many small arm* and adcouuwmanta, and tha next day destroyed two saw mill* ami two boat load* ol valuable wincing. “When the present dominant parly came into power,” seven “Demo­ cratic" State* bad seceded and formed a , "Confoderecy,” with Jeff DaVis at it* ( bead. Nearly all our forts on the South­' ( ern coast bad b*s* seixed •, United Slate* mints, cannon, mu»ket«, vessel* and poli­ tic , buildings bad bsen gobbled by the “Democratic” insurgents; our soldier* ( of lbs regular areny, stationed in the South, bad been captured and imprisoned; Foil Sumter bad been besieged, and an Tbe following baa been received, and army of fifty or sixty thousand meo had part of a despatch to tha rebel* at been orgeaixed by tbe rebel aulhurittes: i AU thi* had been done under tbe “Dem* “MubIte, Aof X—It I* p*l*folly bumiL ocretie" Admintelration pf Buchanan, . ting to anoeunc* th* surrender of Fort before Mr. Lterete bad taken bi* oelh of (_aine, «l3 o'cfock this towning, by Co). Sto-.A'Kfersofc of th* Stu Alabama i ion ol oust aad inlereat al any moment R*g1foent Tht. powerful work was h^Wla.very handy to have in tbe “Wa went all the men we rea keep at1 provietooed for^six moniha, and bad a *> i « ’ i tee C>nirww»rg ante >.lig M bom* to supply osr acant labor market,' Sth t*N eniifs ta* S'* eadvwm IA* ZtemaeratoriateraMt iUl." Persun* desiri Mclodisn* or Organs, wil Tbs protest of Senator Wads *ed Rep ’ reaentati vs Davis, agaicsl tbo action of New York, Aug. 10.—Th* THAwnr tbe President in withholding hi* signstur* from the reconstruct** Ml, te err- special st Harper’s Ferry g1v«a more Grn. tainly aa 111- timed doessteal, and much particular* of Averilfs victory. Nashville, Aug. 12.—Sumo pretty of It would be in very bad teat* at any AvatHI studied lb* combined forces* of hard fighting oceerred co Baurday, Sun­ time. That a majority of ths supporter* McCausland, Johnson, Gillmoraand Mc­ day and Munday, at the frret, bul there Neil, on tb* morning of'the 7th, and of the Administration hoped that -the wae aog«oarei betels. Tbe adoretega President would sign that bill there sen after a Spirited fight, completely routed were decidedly in uur favor. Tbe !<>*»•« be little doubt, but there is m. queetiuo their entire command, opiaritig all their were not heavy oe alaber side. Every that be had a coastitolfonal right to with­ artillery ji*w*, a vast quantity of *tnall thing te progressing favorably. hold bi* signature, and there is nu m-re stores, 400 horsei end eqUipm.nt*. and ■abet NiriteIMta «ew. dtrwal. rsakon for the surer of Messrs. Davis 420 prisoner*, including *ix fisld abd 32 Geo. ’McChustand, and Wade that "bis wisdom and prudmer company officer*. New York, Aug. 13—Tbe Richmred are to be our sufficient guaranties," be- with M* ‘dotneralited oominand, fled to S»« final of tbe 10th aaye : There te little । cause to has seen St not to sign this bill, the mountain*. Our Inss was eumpAra doubt that Geo. Great te moving large । than there would be if to had acted in tiv«4y-»ma!L befog *«»en killed and tao bodies of troops mutiaoaly and quietly 1 the same manner in the ca*e of any wounded. Among**our killed wa* Maj. from our front. Where be te sending Congres* and I«t' Lieut Clark, 3d Vir­ other bill. tiism of oour** we do not know, but they ‘ Tbe following fling should have been ginia Cavalry. They war* struct down leave UUy Pei at. in traneporia, and go while gallantly leading a charge. Qipu down tbe river. Hte steam ere, loaded 1 written by a Copperhead : •Tbe Presld*nl,by preventing this bill Kerr wa* severely wounded while pens with iroopa,have been seen within ths from becoming a law, bolds the electoral 1 trating the enemy's line*. last two or three day*. vote* of lb* Rebel State* at tb* dictation of his personal ambition.” This charge is utterly groundless. Tbe Waahiagtoa, Aug. 10.—G«n. Sherman, electoral votes will bo opened by the 1 in transmitting Logan** official report to Preaident of th* Benet a, In tbe presence Gen. Halleck, sayja;^- , of the sems Congress that pamed the “Although the eembto of dead rebate reconstruction bill and if any of ibea*. ■seem* execMive, b* te disposed to give votes are illegal they may reject thorn foil credit to tbe report. Our lorn i* on But whether tbe votes of Laratetena usd Ier3,&2l killed, wouaded sod mtaaing.1 Arkansaa would be legal or UligaL nei­ Tbe enemy’* dead on the field alone ther these ehairmcn of tb* 8en*t»rial aad . arauuatod t» 3.W. Total numbsr of House committee*, nor both bouse* of priauoer* in oer hands, winded, 1,000. Congroes e* wmcm have any more right Estimated lus* of lhe enemy at least i to assert that tbe President withheld bis 10,000. signature from any bill which tb*y bad passed, because be believed the bill would dapriv* him of certain votes, than than , New York, Aug. 13.—The Harald'a Mil" HJornrr" vluuEB^d correspondent at the South-weal Peas, of She Isaveaa larg* family, and numer­ tbefllh send* the following: Thu fleet ous fneada to muuroher lose, la Nov. under Admiral Farragut passed tbe forts last *he berisd bcr aged consort, and in at lb* entrance of Mobile Bay at 8 o’clock April fallow teg oo* of ber sone; both of on the morning of tbe filb last. The whom w* trust she ba* met in the iWlma Uoeola and hie adviser* bare monitor Tecumseh war blown up by a ofjoy. Sb* hxa three sons in lb* Union prsvsr of th* pstitieaar shoal nearly a whole term in power, and____ rebel Torpedo. No other vessel was utterly failed either to aobjugate the Re­ , lost. The rebel ram Tennessee surren- Army, who iaft her in perteot heal lb; I A*4 Hlafarther orxlsesS, who will *e* her fare no ■lore In ,lhli gtes sottos teall ******* i*t* bellion or to open a way to peace.—JV. dared after so obstinate resistance. Ad­ I world. She lived many year* a steadfast *««a Mfoaep st e*M pet* F. World. «k were, to •»*»*< a *e»y miral Buehauan loot a leg in the heHon And co the rebels ar* placed ip this di­ and is now a prisoner. The land force* Christian, and died in th* triumph* vf tbe ante* te bspaMishto iT&i lemma, out of which nothing but miracu under Maj. Gen. Granger invested Fort Christie*11* Faith. Woodland, July 28th, IBM. , lou* luck can extricate them. They must Gaia* sad with light batteries opened on 1abandon the so* th to eave Richmond, or tbe fort simultaneously with the passage 1abandon Richmond to save the South, ei­ of the forte by tbe fleet, taking tbe water ther horn of which ia a vita) blow to the batteries io the rear, and silencing them. CHANCERY SALE. hopes of the Rebellion.—.Sas** paper ad Our lorn is oot reported. Fort Powell, QTATB or MICHIGAN.—Fte Or O far Ur Ooatg <f Barrj, ta lImsw • in Mobile Bay, was.blown up and evacu­ Tbe first of tbe above extract* ia from ated >y the rebels. OrirUn H. BaU and OtaH-Pw*. a pohlieal article. and the second relates to military matters which may account for the apparent discrepancy io afoto'New York, Aug. 18.—The Utr^t py When tbe present dominant par*, ty o*m* into power, tbe country was, ,united, prosperous and comparatively free from debt.—lodiaaapolit Stntiael. Was ill It takes a Copperhead to ' tell a cool, unblushing folahevd, without tb< I tbte county, to the aecem in for Record *11 eartifica ■ulemnixed by them- T thte State, require that ti Clergyman before «bom wlemnixed, shall deliver within ninety day* from th It la very important at t this provteioeofth* 8taU complied with, snore parti ol tbeir country. Daplieaie *srtHiW* will bs fawesfl ftw d\ dvposite. Tbe party dspoaiuag mu.l e»J.,r». spo* th* rrifituk e**Stfa*S* Uw 4«»*a*-nsti »n at seta* irtistesv they era •> b' tsae^taUukcr |MQshl. te *rfar. a. JefateveeU'ItatsethsMwMi thasflksr m>> V ths dspeslt, te kw IkeworM s* ths fteasuti *1 Every ufteo happen* that tb* wHi liriag have retn*ved to am of the country, and thair dsot ba obtained without a naspwt They forget that p Babacripito** will b*nesivsU by ttri Tris—Wlha CaMMl State*. *t TrMbtwgtea. tU wrrra. with this provision of ten : ulsriyuRXhi* time, tod I aad by *11 MsIUmI >..l. >bUch in stP.bMWMLM'l , . AU IUFUTABU BAIU An UflUII Ihrwsgboul ths sosutry, will gtre f»rfk.r I*., WMttsaate < ATroas ami FACDUTT to «TTto«rerex*< IssgVsUlsMAu .. . V lime-ver the qualities of Smith's new AmevKwaO. journals hdte flaunted th tsrdav we were gratified, bell, Fvq . the well known s.D.AB.'jy.snnm’s AMERICAN ORGANS, KlitJ f rratlo ^tfarjoirnt; IM MUTUM MmUJtT BTTIJ-4 klsoafux ruupruro Boermon, BLACK WAUIUT A HD OAK 1 v Fsr Charsk**. BebeU«, Lodge*. e'c ’ Ever» W.rrutM for Tn PamatTrvasato a*w r*«», >ki ■weHTBnwbte teateawteteind.'.,, Twa Ulow_J>MiaU. j-he AiffijKTir l > i«-, * ns ih.AmerieanXJmn. « enthusiastically of that Or, euperior to anything that I mt in that which appeals art, it te grand beyc rare combination action, adapting iteelf to t aeeeutire, te truly w*odw Mietfoe the American Ot brilliant and successful U wale m rapid throughout t has beto in th* Ea»t— O . Jpuntel, Atoemhrr IM* Asthma on tofectitet of the Bronchial are covered with »»toarW|iuam T*te- Wteoonsin TdTi orBICRIG^, Onota^lUrr. I—.aa .«iMd«ttothoho*pR iiheeaaftWAdfari nv Tbe noble bird I �Rartmucair 5t?itar5ayat±i,«s Qaroca.—■The Republi cons of Hastings will bold their ennen. at the Court Hoose, on Thursday P. M., ANNUAL^X SALES. at 3 o’clock, lo select delegates to the several commuting oonv.oUoog. Naw Oro am.—A new American Organ hw been placed In the Preabyterian church of this village. Il ia one of 8. D. At. H. W. Smith's manufiatlero and pur­ chased of W. W. Kimball, Itt Lake St., Chicago. Persons deaiHng to pa rebase me.ical instruments, either Pianos, Melodises or Organs, will do well to con­ sult Mr. Kimball J3JT* Tbe Kalaojaxoo County Agricultuial Society have our thanks far a oopy of ita Premium Liat for lhe 19th Annual Fair, to be held October 8 th, 7th and Hlh. and also to a complimentary Member­ ship for the earn*. Baaar Co. Cluk*u Ornes,) Haarrwoa, Aug., IS, 1864. j Ma. Enrroa,—Sib: Permit me through the column* of your paper to call the attention of lhe Justice of the Peace and Clergymen of thia county, to the nooeaaity of handing in for Record all certificate, of marriage, solemnized by them. The Statute. of this Stale, require that the Magittrate or Notice ia hereby given; that there will be a special meeting of tbe qualin«>7el«>. tors of the Township of llupqZm the county of Barry, Stale of Michigan, hold on at tbe Shrontx School House io the luwaAip of Hope, on Wednesday the 17th day of August, A. D. 1964, to da termine by vote, tha sum tn he mired, not exceeding one hundred dollars for each man that will enlist and be credited to this township, to fill the quota of th. township of Hope on lhe last call made by the President, and whether the same shall bo raised by loan, or hy tax. . thi. 30th day of July. A. D.. 1864. ' Joss McCollum, Gao. II. Aaatxa, Ckairman. CM. SPECIAL *■■■ :# p* IB NOTICES. Clergyman before whom a marriage is solemnised, shall deliver to the Clerk of the county where said marriage look* place a certificate of the same for record of R*ng» 7 Tel k> HH 1 J7 K If within ninety days from the date thereof. Il is very important at this time that thi. provision of the Statute should bo complied with, more particularly is it so to the widows and orphans uf the sol dier. that have lost their Ilves In defense ul their country. Every appKeatlun fur Bounty, Rwk pay ocFvn.hm. mint be neentnpanied with a certified copy of the certificate of marriage of lhe parties or when there can be no publie recurd,lhe affidavits of tbe wltneeaea present when aueh marriage took'plus and it very often happens that tbe uitnswe. if still living have removed to auts« distant part of the country, and their depositions can­ not be obtained without a > great deal of trouble nnd ixpenae. There I. a great neglect on the part of officer, in this reaped. They forget that perhaps through th.ir aegSgmee to have a marriage certitica*. reeurdel a pour widow or orphan of» dseaa.id aeldier may be deprived of obtaining <e County or Pension juwtly their-doe. I taka this method to remind theta -of the importance uf complying with ibis provision of ths Statute partic­ ularly .st thi. time, fend I trust a word lo the -wise ia erfacient. D. Sreixxa. The Easi has been in a furore fur some lime over tbe qualities of 8. D. di 11. W. Smith's new American Organ. Eastern journal, have flaunted their praises uf «he^ instruments, and their fsme was aim.Mt natiimal. Weomfem to having l.ng experienced a keen desire to see and hear one of these instrniuenUi and yesterdav ws were gratified. W. W. Kim­ ball, ?»q., tbe well known music dealer at 143 Lake Street, having jart complet­ ed arrangements for estebliahing a gene­ ral Western depot for their sale at hi. ■tors, called u« in, and we saw and heard lhe American Organ. We could write cnihuaiaatieally of that Organ, but that we prefer to apeak calmly and truthfully of its merite. In style of finish it is far superior to anything that we have seen— lull in that which appeals to the car and tbe heart, it is grand beyond description. It is a rare eombitmtion of power and sweetness ; has immense vol a ms, and ybt U is as mallow aa a flute; while its easy setion, adapting iteelf to the most rapid execution, i« truly wonderful Wo prodiet for the American Organ the moat brilliant and suocetofttl triumphs, and a mle a. rapid throughout tbe West aa it ba. been in the East.— Chicago Evtning JvaraaK jy.mn.irr i». 18*3. Udilor of Banner : DBAS sis with jour MrmisslM I wirfi my to lb.rmd.ra of roer Mpn- that 1 win wod ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. STjin Of XICKjtiAX: Tb. Clrewft Court wtt. Marty of Bmy. >e*«able Balm, that will rdretually rraort, tn ■ dsjs. Punplra. Btoubes, Tan, FracWaa. and Impurttira of th. Skin. lc.rinB tb« mm. .oft, . . on • p«K* ten» by • H te* tew »«••«■«* u> ite kapiui t» «*»«;> rw-Gsm Banks han fcrUMeo the traffic in gold ia his dapartrnm.**** . i 75 CHANCERY ORDER. A.X i‘.¥ <*,1*. mo.ol«3 •ed any dtageuMeu to datort his pobt, and KheTighft »nfn«rsr dt«rt tbeir eagle. JW», ». . tnuiem x' litai tbaaaM MS mMMI D»bMas. ESS-S i-K Ms ptaatoteliMl, aad a T.. W~—" .<>»«« j>» «*—. Rte <• tplMM tew ttrrwd • livite AmWflte «d .»a saw* • -1His c as �Jjrihltinl ftnu. -!©r. Bwy». of Pbiladdphis, furnishes for xhs dfewiJry 6W«wm» tbe following liltbr from a dait^farm^ of loeg and v* "Ru35pbh. 1st umbU> 2d, 1864. •‘EstewnedWend: having been request­ ed by Ibee to .irrifc out a statement of tbe process of making good batter, 1 bay^Jo observe that good rows and riefc pastur­ age—natural grawaa grwan grass and white duvar are the esovnll®' basis. Cogather with cleanOneaa aad propor managemenL V'* -Theproper management, aaI reooelv. would be to oklm *e milk at all times wlthia thlrty-oii hours sftor being milked: Bad In order to efict this, a email quan­ tity of eour milk should ba put into each pad at the straining of tbe milk. The judgement of the dairy-managar ahould regulate lhe quaullly ncoordiug; to tbe alate of tbe atmosphere. , When the cream is skimmed into tbe eream-pot it should be stirred morning and evening until churned, which should bo done every three days during the warm weath hr.wndallthe year, if the quantity ol Cream would warrant it. Altar the but ter is broken in the chura to the alia ol chestnuts, lhe milk should be drawn off from tbe vent-bole through a fine sire, •nd then a sufficient quantity of cold waUr, put In Un churn and tumbled a few times—drawn off as before—more water put In, and tumbled again. The waler abould then all be drawn off, and tbe but­ ter will then lay in a mses in tbe churn, which should be cut promUauously about for the purpose uf receiving salt which ehquld be a full pint for fifty pound*, and lhe Mme proportion for lessor more. The baMer should then be tumbled in thachurn eaUfcienlly to mis Ute salt, k should then bo token out of ths churn and lamped into pounds os nearly m pos»iand sponged, weired and printed. A epenge of proper sin, enclosed in n coarse linen cloth, ehould be pressed on ah lump until all the brlue is extracted ore being weighed. **Tbe most particular part of the- pro­ cess is attentkm to the skimming and management of tbe cream, to prevent rancidity from ta|ring.pliice befo'rechuroing. fcr if the cream H bad the butter must Beccaoarily be bad. Ho mu Exenre. “To Dr. A. L. Elwyn." * BPTFAIX) TgmMOKY. DRUG war: STORJEU1 ' " CTTRTi' CELEBRATED STOMACH eoad-jMlUM* jbnt maa. tMsgh ‘»® «*»»/• ■BSonaT wanem. aalMHW M." •n, wu> fcrMw wfc*r «jan—u— Afar*. J>Op* rib, n on. of which tbe patient may expire. Stomach: Many are aware of lhe cau.e of tbeir sull TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. afoa Prrerfc Ffalaw require. th* aid of Medicine to Strengthen nd Inrtoonitc thr System. irAiA Ilar-MboLo'* nraacr aoatv i.«ridq<4w. A Trial will eoariaoatb. moat akejrttoa. MORTGAGE BALE. FEM A L£3-FEMAL&-FrM ALM, .EFAULT haring been mads in th. dta^ofiM. 4 fas#*’’’**' •'INBAKHT AND CONSUMPTION. mi mw>3. liver and BowbIb ,5WiBF' “ whether iBberaortolS; •ralrm or ptodured/ 1 - . . byapeotoi MiMei.r A t Netbing a.»*^***-T*t±L*£. re. FOR MXCHANICAL ARD MEDICINAL ’ pCRPOStt.O«LT^3 FEDFUHi balremic herb. and jd anta with tb* part St and Alan a full »r GROCERIES! unwhdeLme atouwaUnrimpu*! •'•to’’ ““ other cxtontol csums. IltoTima a Enrol may Ttfrn'pS'-ViVJtlXf pflbeBkm Sutinjt’ Si wLichat ttaie. catondrd ..rar mv wholebodv. and bating take* tvw. 17—--. my acquaintances berdR rec -poire me—indeed I hardly know n-> »elf-M I am now aw ell wan.— Let all who ora like APniuIJn_’he,i -tbe nwdirine prepawd b« tl.r foolery Hoc »ty —and then think 1 win not begrMpa their dollar. “J Stare Sosa Ttawor, Mdcbaaic at ■‘Boffslo. Nor. I A. 1357 cured by a wry brief courw of IMS MSte* ge®3iiem’T munnixB'ff Aad Caaklaff Extracts, tus asrscJAi wxinr ox the Ladixx. plied with quinl.1 saturated with C nnfreqwntly re* by tbewaouf Ho..*.. — • r Tha weak ato naeh u rapidly far! ,U*181K- SsratS; SX&L- CURE riSfr. %E=? '•■IkMAIMDererrfeebIX'hWalili rrsvr.hier th. BTATIONEOaY, <w to be ceruO In a. .ban urn., £i’> meow >n«r rum decrired, sod th.i tb. -FOteON,, toe. by be eeenf "rowauret *«t«i>■<;««. been dried up o lb. «y*ten>. to break ent in aa aggravated bra. aad gtrlbft nfUr Marrinft. PENS, PENCHAI, INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS,-do.. An. “**«£■ b;™........... Upon cor abahaa may be . found all of KOBBMTN- moay oa IhU point ft nW eooclutite. and from ■■Drwaamakor.GoetJril Alley, ebovw Tu|q«> *1 35ev.U”S2 SW-teWt; riHthu .xuting to ■AuaorrwwAl.e from «h»t rr« cau.a originaUog and no maitor of sow w>o PATENT MEDICINES DiwaiMi of Ibees Organa rvanirra the aid of a HCRETIC, HRLMBOLD-B EXTRACT BCCHU STUB GREAT DIURETIC, and to certain lo ■a.a tl» daaired cSecl to aU Di^atbfar tMdi ft orow-nall. rr.01 th.g to it, ton retain <rf the oom plaint ma; ba prwrntod. Aa a Menan] Tunic. Ilovrsma'i 1'mm pre s®=“4E J3W, WR CASE Cotlaetiog. and inelsdwt 05c in Be. I •r Beady Pay. aniy. Speeial attention w.ll b» paid to COMPOUNDJld and patting an PKES^RIITIONS; end any no pareheal ng medicina of a. can ivty apon .Diddutch |M0ph «TBt drittk., water from wa old dirty ebip pail, altar H had been aljawed ?0 atand in the nttthine fcr two ar three daya? Lal them Uy the axperiment of drinking mxjh water, and wait ;&r the reaull; and than th«y will be pre.pared to eapreae a correct ipinicn, wlufob er or not each water Is good for ebook in tbe aoltry daya of Anguel, aa pure cold water would be. Water troogha and water tanka ahould bo cleaned frequently, during the hot ddy» of August, and freeh wator pomped Into them aeveral limes during the day. ■ Milk eowa require a vart quantity of pore water In bot Weather, in order lo procure their usual flaw of good milk.— todrof bsglnnMgl coatataiagsiis sera and (torsxx-lto ofau seer, in Bsrrr ciMoty/Mlcblgan. b« IS saw. uwr. or law, all of which I .hall es­ om far asl« oa Ratanlajn tbs *d Stoy of Saptow «r, A. D, IBSS, al tbe north front door of the oart Goaaa. fa tb. rillage of HaattofSdock, ia theafleraonn to ibobi^saal bidder. Dated. Joly Ittb, IM*. jyto D. U. EVERTS, Aarjf. rCSTKEOFTMF GROCERY, Eating if Billiard salooiv. TMCOCTAVT AND.TRl’E! dtred/tiA«ta, Kae- BATCH a nr,RIGHTO,. aawtaw atacanras. WOOLEN FACTORY, HASTINGS, MIC’U: WEEDS CELEBUTED PSTEKT WANT 25,000 bra. of WOUL lo L manufacture into CLOTH— CABSIMKRB. TWEEDS. TTAYING sttod op. at great exr«e. tha aaXI loon harrtofore kept by Wa. K E*row, and adjoining rooms, and net op a COOD BILLIARD TABLE, we aak lhe patronage of the PubMc, baHrriag that weBan giro anti re >aUafaet‘oo. OCR STOCK OF GROCEKIU IS VEKY FULL AND' COMPLETE OUR BATING DEPARTMENT WAiSOX-B KECaAUiU-KlNO «iU speedily SELF-ADJl’SHTG WRINGER No Wood-Work to 8w«U or Split No 7>irmh-Srrrw* to gft out of Ord, Waibaxtvk wits on rrrwnrv.Coo-Wevxi*. It took <h« Fraat Prunr. Fjbr-Ser.n i.»4 i—at . 1. _ .1. . . Hu .. end Aaitralia Arrnti wal Sample WriSRere sent, eeiptaf prior. ARE yon racked irtth tbe lorlttne of RntWAVtsa’ WefatWe Kaaataix' Knte will epecMy rvilera. AMtyau audferitig Eroei tbe gn.wtegsof Drsrtr- ■ ■ ^AWStg ■*“** *m 'zo"r A«Eyoo/Xna<with paii>.wilh Goer to year ARC ya* MtauWtored tad mH, MModalautd ritrfllir tsvm-vma*auranmiuo co., U orderly Qbocut a»b Saloov, must Mt fol GIVE 18 A CALL! A*ms are determined II itwjjteMWiJlpI FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND MLI1ARD to prevent eream from rioing ton team from forming. Rennet and salt are ad­ ded al tbe proper time. When the curd begin* to form the heat ia withdrawn, ,» «uUh ia aproad oror the contents of the rot and tbe whole left to cool. The " " " * Gve or ail BALOOH. .1 .Sect ofibUou. bcilUof reoplrs Cara nbkb Wm. L. Eatox, , D. McNaughton. 1 obtained from yoa io Korambsr last. Saatog tbe advertisement of year Boetoty, offering te girt year medicine to clergymen far the peer ol tbair pariabe., I obiaiaad a bottle for a poor girl of my caegrogailon. wbo had long beaa nearly bolplaaa from Rhetmiatiam, and itnui(v to nay ■Lbatofo boule enrol bar entirely.-.I FrJte iH*. beplag itto»V «ha Society In iu effort, to Introdnea IhOm.dfctoe, and btosatbose.wte may seed, f MIDDLSVILLI. Micatoax, taeboronady; and I nea string torae. as I b^ OFFICE OVER BLAEE% STORE. Hava Us tMrila will fanyjustifr th* most tajsris- Bh^elSp^^ i°Jti’* r0^*' ar TWExrr-oME yeabsaoo. tfa-tt c_B«iroa.* awitogUi&m] ehralal ani DtwggMod Urt ekyrf BaAdo. N.'T. Inrente, Mdwrannfbetered . eumpc^j h0IIWB M HRIS TOLW BALSAM OF UOAfBHOUNB, wMeb ia FArtaTIfaa .prnyrirtors ^H^ringn^abteaodafciaat agent atWankingPEN1ION8, BOUNTY, b ALL to pertrte of ita ’ KAirre": TTORNETB a-dC � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-24.pdf b981fe57998f906322fe24215e13c54c PDF Text Text nraAH -Liberty nd W On ia< lanvinM*.' :ont. ^•av.^ vol. Ckt a. Satthgi SaMtt, ts t bro. feu 18 PUBLISHED WTNRT VKMUDAT, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1864. —" II B I'' ■ ■ । DYSPEPSIA, ................................ 1 ' -T oHW. lomedvn tbe Ceric. Instated EP DISORDERS OF THE LIVER wM a!wap careful AND MG18TIV1 OROAN8, AU CURED BY Hoomao'B GERMAN BITTERS. Tai to roe tubs TboM.konU —Bi" ^’felWlMk-,-1. b.. teak d.m)« iw qmut annoTBBnxa T©H1I<D. vu Carina Hall's meosy AND DO GIVE BETTER SATIWACtlON 1 r«II aU chaerfel, and most callMr. belpfehtan than mine, who irri DUmm> gsstinas’ Suintu #ir«t«rj. which be stated that Im HOOFLl’ID’S CEK3IAN BITTERS WILL CURE EVERT CARE OT Sall Rbrow. 'In bit full R. B. WIGHTMAN 'X-5LL-' d'£W2 r» aid. | in flit. REMEMBEB THAT THB BITTERS 18 ROBERTS Sc RTRIKEk, fa dru <*-terpentine.b"”1 rias* paints, oil*, Dealers window ria-.P ■ut aauieao&ic Contains no Rom or WMsksy, £klXL CAT!’? ULiiXJ X3JUUaUiXlS BUT IS THE BEST TONIC fflisitllann. ar KEAP WO SATS 80 : I. A. * C- G- HOLBBOOKk —*3 GST'S”,; o»«r—‘I- iou TRUE! yours in tbo papers. Betritit* yen mind such triSroaa that, man, take ootir- ’ Mr. M. expressed bis thanks, and the banker and depositor sepsrsted. But on tbe.fuUowing morning Mr. M. wm start­ led from bls “ptaroant dreams'’ by tbo presentation of^fchock for 8M00 bear­ ing the name of bis Hiberofen friend — Notknbyfeg exactly boW to uadentand tbe matter,Mr.'M. sent for Patrick, when “i can’t bold out any longer; It’s no Thia b«>y of whom I. writ, reined up uro—let me lie down and dm," Mid tbe his rocking boroe suddenly, and looked m the quiet re ercal plraanrr Id lbs in his mother’s face, with a question ,1 should have Kct, tad calling Ibe mpling feet of men and horaea. whan starting out of hta large brown .yes, snd due more than fall, and half led, half carried him off a widening and glowing all over hta faee— money—a privilege of showing a Irttle s child’s face—a brere. sweet, beautiful attention to the kindest friend of my boy­ faee, foil uf promise and prophesies. baucBt tbe a’nietad, t»d l» “rots mm drink. hood, the only sister of my dear, dead Ytrara tn>V, M*' * u- BECK. •Don’t give sp yet Cap' “What fe it Tbe.d.,re.‘’asked the lady father. And besides, here are my wife who sat sewing by the window, and down and daughter, who could not wail to tell through her words slipped the caress Bsi'Usl Chareh. you bow welcome you are to Milltown.” Or. Jackaon:— which wm in her heart Il try .------ -. ' Another .surprise surely. —---------- - ----I’ lx«a requreieu lu c< Bui as the man laid the officer down j “ How long are three years mama 1" JOHN ROBERTS, iewtaHo™ of different Wo were not long in riding bo«n\ the Ab the child little guessed that all stout and well kept grey taking us ea*Uy over the tend were Hearts asking this along. Passing the field whore his eon question, looking off those three years, 1 and hired man were at work, the former whose l<wg path of storm snd bloodshed bad come over the officer’s WSSSWA came tn the fence to greet his old Aunt and death must be trodden before we can C0UN8ELL0B8 AT LAW “Why Phillip," Mid his father; “J reach the promised land of peace ; before should think you bad dune two boors’ the loud tfctmder of the tramp of armies *1! over the tend, and the red waving ^“.“'r^eciruUr / -H. KENNARD. “Gtre me your hand Tbomro,” be •'Ei^X SCTcroLHurol, Huted.Ipl^ of banners, and the awful thunder of you arc gone,"answered the boy modostcannon sounding Its echoes thro the groped “Don’t go fcr water-It’s too iv, as be blushed at bis parent's praise. late! The works done for mo. You II ’ ‘And master PHI. himself, is no eyetail my boy. bow 1 died, and that 1 root which we trust is yet to rise, and over­ them a lan ebeer and Hewing. •a u> cjcellenlniediciue flow, with its golden ties, the whole taod D. H. EVERTS, and son. nnd scm thereof. I wm seated In the pleasant cottage.— • Why do you ask me that, Theodore? colt emotion naw. He stroked the brown Green blinds and graaay lawn, with patch­ K KANDOLIH. Mkrd ibe mother, eitting in a shower of es of flowers mad-' the exterior attractive H. M. SHELDON summer sunshine, half diluted by the while -tha well fbmlshed sitting-room, creeper of boney-auokte. that made a rod cosily fitted up with loungM and easy­ heat of bloom about the window. chairs, work stand and books, wm sug­ “Because paps Mid be slwuld be back look of pam and agony struggledn teem gestive of comfort within. When at iu three yearn that morning be left. He “TbSroe Mary.’’ be -id ; "it’ll break look me right up in bls srms by the door her heart; and the liule boy at home- pie but wholesome eupper wm ready, H. F- CHERR' and bugged me 4P tight ‘h*1 il bort mc' papa'• boy—that 1 -bail net er trot on my nephew with hie son and hired help l___ ...in That's tbo hardest of bad made ibetnselvoa presentable in clean and be mid “little fellow—pape’s bov.— Be varv good while pa's gone—hell be jacketa and ’dippers (the doily overalls, b~kk>’ >•"< “V soiled shoes having been dexteroualy laid slmust gone now , marual he said push­ my wife and child I" Mide,) and with thanks to Him, who giv. He turned bis gate once more towards sth to all. their meal In due season, we g. C. PRINDLE, ■r Hlr:—I feel « * ing away with one hand the ehwtf of .hieing curie which drifted over hie bead. the fsce which bent in mute sorrow over Mt down together al the family boari— __ onah*zl tH.ru in the him. "Yod,” be Mid, “you have been There wm no burry oysr the meeL Tbe a feltbfui friend—do one thing for -mo t outdoor work,except the milking and cut a lock of hair from my bead when 1 evening feeding of the’anhqals which Bill It am gone, and if ?»• g* home, take It to attended to, wm doqe-- Ndw wm time I.HlTOn. my wile, and tell her 1 sent it with my for family eqjoyMeM and Improvement W ben tbs med was ended, and Carlos' come to an Clio. last lots and bleeait “But bow long T—as lung as last ChristToll her 1 charged mM 1 That’s a great way off,’ with tbe pretty impatience and imperioasnero of antly :— , Elik., wtai i«d">r <■> “• >“y “You don't drive business to keenly m “My ebiW," Mid tbe mother, nnd this ud WM. bom. w>» IB lb. pwe. and your eousio Paul." . t . ' ____ k.. uihrM “No." wm tbo rupln “1 ycai* —-----------. ■ TV. teH wort. )”• BtreuM °T thinks me laxy and thrifUes explsin It to you. They are lunger then ». wbH. !>, ."d U» C-pUjo you can remember; almost as long m fa. ta4 U» Mk uw, »n» U. your life bro been." n. huof Ha b™.- r-u»~ ot fM, and The boy looked/very sober a moment, a Hull ... off Ik. aaaon Vorted lu part of my rorninge and I dropteg bis bright heed low over hie boXSTneek. fben h. erofeenly frsxn tfe «ooden animal, and rushed to battle-held of Antietam. I 3=&.YXrti hie mother's side. — ‘ wants to eoe bis pepOftlo, EHVEE-COAT bj M Hlbtfnlu mlwr »U W.000 And that aama aonsbine lay a great aio o> me ia» -pvy-.i.™. . — —— srds, the fruit ban at lot yielded to the ateadfast wooing of the sun. and scarlet rich,’" 1 journeyed in the opposite direc­ heats were on the apples, and the plums tion toaeeertain if possible nby Carlos Hall WM "feeing money.” , . CSBOOWCU .uo .vu Now 1 bad never visited this nephew. under transparent skins. The frost had But having once entertained him and bls not lifted Its white hands among the trees family at my own boroe, Imides knowing yet, and they stood up everywhere in the Carlos well in bis childhood, 1 never it j_■ k. slimmer and waitdoubtful my welcome, though circum­ ;Kd”'iL. >UU. braodloii da,. >b»‘ stances prevented me from apprising the household of my Intended riJlt, l.Enew that they lived A couple of miles front tbe Depot; but Pen I bed teM mp that tbe Milltown stsgc-copch would take ma pMt tbeirdooe; no i wentebecrfclly Into the cars, end wm whirled swiftly aloof. days rushing right through their hearts, Whst wm my surprise when tbe ‘iron from thst spot to which the wb.de napon horse’ slopped st tbo station to which I fed lifted up its eyes—cams tiding* of wss bound, to see Corios Hsll spring up the battle of Antietam. We remember of tbe sick horror that filled our brorta m wo read of the brave men w h«> had gone down by tbousanda on that great battle­ out, I hsd business over to Paul’s yea field ; and tbe toft autumn grassjsbfch terday. and be told she you were coming. wsitsd for teller reins wm drenched in­ See die gray colt himself bro come to stead with precioua heart-blood,that pour­ ed out lor God and liberty. for family both sabred think ourselved extravagant in buying ant ne >eii u» * — —— - ----The mother took Upn up silently .^m. ■to,-fresh tierUM.frreg.4«ri by nigi enduring PWl’n daw. <1 mgBteisnta. me away up v> , r. Mat He Mid be woeM when tSa throe n tMtopkta, nd u, I.rlnn Phu! woald “Well yon see, Mr. M. Peggy. that te wid you. together with M.OOO that is mir­ ing us so much trouble to kape from be- the new temptation of >4.000 additional. that wm the teat.of the Irishman. , Tbo banker meeting him several days afterwards drofred another explanation. that has been aahrnned to sroye—. Peg­ gy, that divil of mine, you roe, baa bld ibe money, and bang ma if Loan find U at all, and that’s the thruth, air. . The banker msde a graceful tender of hie bat, but’ P« generously declined te accept the sane, although justly entitled telling bow,long the war baa lasted, bow many lives and bow much money it^ Em cost. WU| they endeavor to flgura up manr cvmm»ivu.w ~'7TT’ On tieir own beads recta the greater por- poewda waB founded confidence upon the aid of which the Copperheads woald UHnb, po.in >“ •“ Goverumeet to puldown the rebellion.— Philadelphia merchant sent to Constan­ tinople. After tbo supercargo had seen tha bales and boxes safely lauded, be in­ quired where they should ba started.^ .«Lab»o theaj hero, it won’t rain,” waa <h “Buff dart not leave them so exposed nma bribe goods may be stolen," eaM The Mobamedan merchant laughed M bf replied! “Don’t be alarmed, my friend, there Isn’t a Christian witbin a hundred ply to a remark of fer brother wbo wm taking tea»e of Wr to rouiro to taelresid.no.. tbM fe should P«>baMy never again meet her in tbe land ot tbe nriae. Ble answered: “Brother. I trust �YORK WEEKLY HER- HASTINGS B u moved that Geo. P. Btevcns be ditto NEWS GSlisnl MICHIGAN. moved to Committee of on credentials. wsrs elected. was moved that Ths chair n this *■> Am** —fVpftvi<f*l MS kriArt on Chari S?£?uu tiala reported . . JOHNSON,­ .07T tiff TBNHK8SEE. Tita Daocans still conlfe- jMMCRhwe.Mi^egwir^if r.»n|y *boul six miles from Richmond. Gen. Lee bennot prevent the cutting Ibcri ^'wCTtfaw1 District and on motion, J. C. P. Negley wtsAp- iVhannah. ). comes. irBjtBx S' ralrS.rf nix, ing. ALBERT WtLUAMAWl«< it&IiTbaxte^ Tor Boprnoetrthtive tnOengnye (th t THOMAE W. FERRY? BMriC JtttNfcHAIJ- |vr^^C^Kt^EY WRIGHT? Ju thia terrible rebellion in one issue. The Union must be in its original integrity, or^ho 1 deuce of tbe Confederacy must tfone may be covered op by dem politicians dr mercenary traders,|jbave and beyond nil these still stands great and only question which diiides Rutland—8. P. Ca8y, T. Phillipa, C. G. Crdfie, and D. L. Diamond;‘ 11 Orangeville—J; H. Bari,’Henry UewlU, L W. Wing’and W.'T. Dodge. ™ ■ Yankee BpHngs—W. P. Ghrrett.'O. 0. Bates, Cbilvln Hill and D. 8. Bug Hope—Q V. Robinson, Peter Howard J. J. JaeksCW and J.*V<ta>th>e. Hastingi-Wtn. Hatha, J. C«de, Etem Crook and Atnce R. Hah; Johnstown—J. H.( Munroe, H. ©da­ man. C. G. Jordan and H. P. Cberry. Prairieville— C.-Atwood and A:. War- 1 L. Laphai 2 E. MaUor 1T7 A. Ryerson W. T. Dodga John E. Hall J. G. Rnnyan J. A. Sweezoy Union is a useless waste of words. . The <nal Ballot for Conoiy Clark. hoodwink the people by tbe aHly tend cowardly cry of ptoet, ruca, ilia ^m- of a disgraceful national Asa Rork 3 I D, Striker J. M Cadwallader 18 T PbiUina John G. Runyan 0 | R. Mudge 13 1 J. Roberts 7 | G. K. Beamei D. Striker 23 I R. Mudge 3 Tbe American nation can have’no J. M. Cadwallader 32 I , — peace with lht«’ treacherous and blobdy 58 Blavebdldere’ rebellion until it sa It waa moved that J. M. Cadwallader peers, or until tfa nation ittelfit conq itr- he unanimously nominstod. It wga moved to proceed to an inform­ «i Ay tAa.rehk al Ballot fur Treasurer. .This iasea was distinctly placed b< ore John Roberta or not, you'tan do as you th .Wte tike onr neighbors, frotn i drouth. Last Saturd a had a fine ahower, but n as needed. Although tbe ea: MFcSTr Rd. 1H5DLE, U.S. 7-30 Loan Pi OBJ TJfDBDJSL-S'Unoi MICHIGAN ’rishi, minora proper omoers. President Mrs. Jrthnathtt David R 1 sight; Sec: i.-bo assinea for Um Marine of muu prtit>on, ibatibaneaiof Hotoeiid teinora and all Although the Soetety has b eration but a abort time, (it lu twice,] the foljowingfiz lbo re *. WM4A1; rin>»L 8.C. rjUJfDLB. jWteenNebate. SPECIAL will -DOI atop ,o roirmerave. This, for. a oountoJacfoto o mootings looks encouraging.' । meeting is to be held at the ho solicited of working, poop»dren—come then tiring any havo.to spare, and if Joij art sold far H(hlU'tefr*e4.0» of tb^XFf JH ' tealatad inMerst, ami am the bvst s^axitj, hookaMr<aiMenl> ' they wR! end with the return of baaed eu a restored Union. But Union shall be dissolved, the taxes we are now paying are leas than thuao we shall bs called upon U| pay e*ery year in time of peace. Wo shall hare to-pay ♦ 150,000,000 annually to support a standing army. We shall have to pay over to the South an export duty upon VI mar enttim, amounting to from 120.000,000 McNutt end Killian. McNutt to 150,000,000 mom. vid we to. 11 m .f- o£ ft*** boiawrtthe Probate O«e«. j ...---- —........ — — notes for three'yaara, thia pflrihfcr Ur eMpr !. that Baid t aeiitel pror.i <® ^.'lo^ st the'r'v^^W rate, in oet lees than tan‘ptrecnL i.t Annual?. r wvms previous I 8. C. eflXDLK, ***?«£•«•* djftwwi-y iV<-f<fraat.*.r uamfi's? uenu: janaea rar mb. . j >•« rTTOnyBWB^i*,; fr.irtorjr/cmGAxa^iirfB^n.^. I ~a». ^‘o^ou^wurfi Ate asamno tbe Probate Court kr lit county > P»r annum so*Md>B<r u. th. errr. botdee .t tb. P™b.c SL. l„ dUUr-al n„A tffWtUMv .♦yer ' little for your self, no matter, Respectfully yo> The Cleveland Htrald is p sharp upon the VVadeDath and rebukes its author in scalh for playing into the hands ofti aid calls attention to the fact and Davis sign themselves as ci the Congressional Committed etroction; and says that Wai now in Cleveland, acknowledg editor in nereon that ho had a use that signature, as no olbei of the committee knew anyth the protest until it waa in pria Wry Congreasman who had see» to sign it or sanction it in any 1 Identic Wade has got into hot home. Ma. Lincoln has puraned that has filled Jeff. Davis* arr. all the Copperhead papere. P then that said Jeff STnI-KOf ItKllIGJklt, Qantu^Attt, all over tbo rebel state*, drivla pie into tbe ranks al the point' onetl Mr. Lincoln’s poll from tbo enemy 150,000 a bo would otherwise I raising provisions and throwii tifications for thtf rebel srmy ! Heath sylvanla Aflopttd. ’'OlUNCERV BALE. But in ih. maanM.il., Fl«tXaUe.alB«akofA»u <rui •*=*»*. XeUeool *»k mi t»,..,- d. m MWEb . New Advertisements. I.H. nf ...4 .1-__ .... ",. ill call bis mind to visit hia who knows but it will call mW HapfMntd. 'nwSdeii idly was organized FtrortL It must now be oar deslru lion , It wm moved that — —. —. AZ a Government and people, or uttoTi clared unanimously nominated. .. .'i.u. the asoeders and Confederate States lov'It waa meud.to pruoeed to epln- Atlaate Abater, asifollbwa : iroment We can not hesitate, rKgosZy forrtaal Ballot for Prosecuting Attorney. < .?Wao;n«zin nothing by daaoncang but qtrmiorfa them, (tbe Northern peace men.) may kw much , by 4>rnw»ite|£..» Mia alate' field. A sdbtety -Ua been organa soma.*Ul4M wmo familiar p Hour'interest bMring debt should be New York, Aug. 20.-Tbo jrteM’i four hundred mllftnhe ofdollars when tbe relwliimrto put down, the annual taxes ■we should hav* ttrpay -would be no great­ er than they no* ane. while tbo ease with action on a grand scale somewhere along which we could pay item Would be-very our strategic line. Tbe marohing and much greater. The taxes we are pay ing counter-marching of divisions and army corps are such that it la Impossible fur anybody but Gen. Grant to tell wbete. R. N. Sbeldoc 80 I M. 8. Williams 8 Union, nearly, all that portion of mu for. John Roberta 1 T. Phillips 0 eign commerce would be taken from the M.T. Wheeler 10 | - North. We ahcMild lose the Southern market also for Northern roanu fact urea, It «n moved that H. N. Sheldon be la it not better to endure b'gh taggp itill lbs rebellion is put down, than to pay declared unanimously homlhated. . , '{twin moved to proceed to an la- Ahffo grMtor taxes for . »ia»y jears at * least, if the rabdimn. shall not bo put back by the overwhelming power AT the tormatBaHot for Registerof Deeds. dqwpl—4,rr»fo»«», Federal Government. Wo have icon reluctant to come to such a conch ion, fi-H. Qtok - 371 but now must look the matter sten y in J. fehsrta Wmat thk Hkbxl» mesn by ths NmgA II. Cook £ r.u ___ i__________ .r __a-LALr. M.T. Wbe^ar <] " the-cry from the blood-ata the battlps of our country. • If there is*W' Democrat living l North who Ims a lingering hope of I ring­ ing those acceded States back • in» the operate in accomplishing the greatest • Ort «Ecb U».<nwtr, Uu. A»U- Ire BALLOT. l^Wf^08JnWiV ■ M/jWUWiM goods for lbs >>«pa w>o„bsv« so oobty i lives in their hand, and gone "Zi. Ballot for Treasurer. ■ .1 Ma. EbMb±rdo not km ffila'wrn be bnfnportAnoo, oi enough to Maith a‘/tire lo }1 the body of a strong and stirrin tori*! on.thomational issue; al Ballot for Judge of Prubat*. Go Jo.Orwj’.^r tiew I yntil find tbe hearts of tbe fa Washington, Acgnst 10.—Recentsimuluneoav encounters with the rebels on both banks of the James Rlter, and also in the Shenandoah Valley, prove that Gen. Lee hjjtl iq Virginia a larger force than has been aqpposad, and the .reports of his having sent detachmanto to Georgia are not qow credited. Lee’s total force Js estimatad by our secret service al about 70,000. grows out of cotton, and which before the lized by the It waa mured that C. G. Hdttwook be rwj WOODLAND, ?A Ug. Union, end show eanse. U any there be. why the prayer of tbe peUtiunersbould not be granted t ’ AM ft la tertbar teSriy tee yfaMfoaQr 6 M. 8. Williams port of getting in wheotfodb of d Sacks of Berries, 1 ;8ocka, 2e 20 the sunw which the inhabitants of each township have oAntriboted for bounties, or wbleh are being These expenses fall It was nioved to proceed to a formal Ballot for Clerk. H.N. Sheldon 28 rebellion; by men of all political ci «ds T. Phillipa fl and partlee, and by none more distil :tly or emphatically than by the leadetp of J. Cadwallader and Nebraska militia are in motion on tores are literally dried up bidding. W^ wxicpdy fo.flHwgater Ollpi. Leavenworth, Aag. 18.—Reliable news from tfie tadien cutrapes is aewree. 'They seem tb Writ ml the ettmtrr -fivm a point About 75 fafleeenst oFFott Kear­ ney to the fordr of Platte HIter, and from the Platte south to Arkansas river. A number of traine have been captured, conductors killed, and a large amount of properly' destroyed. Gen. Cortis, at cthrr prraotiB itlun.^. >» *w* Omaha, is organizing an expedition tack was on the point of being mede.— The statement that the fort wat provis­ On motion, J. G. Rnnyan waadeclared ioned for six months Is krtoifh to be all unanimously nominated. On motion, a Distriot Committee was appointed, as follows:—R. Wright, C. in the habit of receiving supplies for only a fortnight at a time. Die fail of this G. Holbrook and J. A. Sweezey; J. C. P. Nroutr, C. O. Scnrr, work may tberglop be looked for at an early dayfeveft if no nttnek bn made, and Sttrttary. Chairman. the garrison simply subjected to the star­ Tux CorrxxHKans talk loudly of the vation process. Ballot for Sher iff. FORMAL BALLOT. John E. Hull 47 i T. Phillipa E. 11. Mallory 5 I L. Lapbam 11. N. Sheldon 1 | SMUTCMSUt Washington. August IB.—Tbe latest sd vices from our forces operating against Mobil*, show that Fort Morgan is close- 12 nation, as citizens, stand face to face f pon D. Striker 22 [F. Alien' 2 thia qoeatfow, as they stood more than three years since, when the rebels {bat­ J. M. Cadwallader 10 FRoval Mudge ‘“2 Ata Rork fl | T. ’Phllll'pe 2 tered down the waUa'of Fort Sumter. J. G.lhmyan 0| Ji­ Tbe rpbel authorities have never Aven lt was moved to proceed to a 2d in­ formal Ballot for Clerk. / ‘. hostilities, except upon tbe basis of separation, (nd of being .recognized national power independent of the । ernment of tbe United States. ar AMrm Rneh ano amt oaiwwei <V».A,(nt I ar »'BJ* -- a seow, WUtterMdad 'U Rtggs. _ G. Holbrook, Ai Ryer_ _ Drake and Dr. Rbbeetfu't*},;: Yankee Sprit*.-J. ,W. Mites, _H. Snow, E. R. Chandler asd E. P. Glibsrl. RuttoAi^A'. D. Rort. 8. W. Lane, 8. P. CWy and Jebn f/RIlry. Ou moliun, tins report of ib. Commit­ tee on Credentials was adopted and the Commitbee dhtchargwj. i On hmtkm, the Co»vunion proceeded to an Iwforaaal Ballot for Representative. C‘:ll was moved that tbe report of the committee on credentials be accepted. F. Alim ' 14 I J. M. Nevins It was moved that tbo report' of the J. A. Swcexcy 0 | J. G.'Runyan committee on credentials be adopted. Il was moved that* John H. Munroe be ., . - . . , ..... 25 appointed permanent Chairman, and H. The mint uf F. Allen was withdrawn. P. Cherry permanent Secretory. 1 It was moved that we proef1 — F. Allan Informal batftrt for Sheriff. 8. C. Prlndle 1st INFORMAL BALLOT. | Jr G. Runyan 8.V. R Yirh 2 *•II. N. ” Sheldon. I | J. .Roberta t PUIipp ,. 7 Jpta O’Riley “ the public. AU talk of compromise, and “of peaoe. abort of conquering tbe rebels, ■hr of submitting to a dissolution of the ply kb* cry £. .is. Mfw.tl m ft.W the UaUMJH.UAV i! burr Ite .•ml»o< tlx enemy was gitator thatr dura owing to our more favorable position. On our O. Kenya* and William Veoler. ietttM oo Cfudeathtia. aide ths firing of Modday wa* mostly Grovh—P. M. Harwood, Uttmm fttee reported the following wlth-mnsksiry, wftar we bad got M'-lbo Laphimfjtfrffc Prfmer and George —-- ----- th tba'CeMvesitiob.:'4’ enemy's flank'ai»d turned Mm. YvslsrThorMppla-E. H 8mHss, H. Weight, day monrtng tbo artiltery tan both sides <(>. Ldfofi-w and Aaron'LyflCr»«5 was playing rather briskly. ’ “'-Aland—E. R Baroos, G«>. KVJames Kilpatrick snd S. 8. la- S.Q.«R06VES0B, JAUTS S' FOR?i!tf!? All^u. EMIL AS ite n~—al’1'/—. t ■ cfBUB Ywm mated At about 400 killed, woundcd.Rfld C Immediate vicinity. Pennaylvania has voted, by .y of more than 20,000, to proposed amend menu to the stilution. Tbo Philadelphia J this morning says lh.ro is a n 88,000 on the first amendm© ting soldiers to vote, and sever ? . 7 a I- * i w ™. «* u», m — »r» p ki .... af Ur. p~pU allU Non*. >ad« . Uv W,A55B7S-. dor Stephens, Vico President c \ .hciiduM’iiJkUjL.’.*' 8 I«. Wriril ry si all, fltom tehic^ we infe; rebel PraeBesf must bs pre* Raowrw ��In mAki * aKxxot are found moat aHAable nd economical, rare tbouid^. taken io kfep the proper- I tion of -nutstnaent t» balk such that a1 proper supply of ibe fonusr can b. taken Lto the suiaaacb, without opprewing that organ. It has been aaee-lhat 3 1-3 per cent, of the live weight par diaru In bey, about meets the denisnoa of the daimal economy; and it pnib0ly «l» abodt; fills tbestoiDacb io a coshfurtable state offulloesa. If, then, a sUe-p weighingIK) jxrunds received half its nutriment ito hay and half la the better kinds of straw (which contain half as much nutriment aa bay,) It would bo required to conseme 1 4 pounds of hay and 3 pound* of stkaw daily—an aggregnte of 4f pound*, which, 1- think, could not be dally taken intoand digested in the stum a ch wf a sheep of that site. Therefore, to pul sheep <Jn half straw feed, it is tMcraaary Hurt acme oth­ er portion of their feed be more coocentrated, or more nutritions in proportion | to bulk then bay—as, for .xample, grain or root!—or elan they will not gel ibeir | proper aupply of nutriment. My own course when feeding straw hm been to grve a feed of bay at moruMORTGAGE SALE. ing and evening, [intending to average about a pound per bead each time,) all the straw the sheep wilt calaud about a pound of ent turnips each nt neon—the taltar being a little Increased If ibe hay and straw are not of prime quality. But i do not often give over two butbel^ or 130 pounds of turnips to a hundred. Hay berv docs not average IS a tun j and | though I regard feeding turnips a* I acpoumlcal, my major object in crowing and feeding them into promote iKe health and thrift of my breeding ewes, and tbs grow th of my lambs. Sumo excellent abcep farmers, on grain and clover seed farnu lying a few mile* | north of me—where a centiguou* eity I nrocaodinga of my Had hi la hear ^.ity, to non | market ralsee the average price of bay I tbero.. a ar any part I hera I about 50 per cent, higher than here— hereby gir*p. Ato hr rlrtto give their store sheep no hay until March, £l'.SM5X.“Ja,; I feeding them in lieu of it, bright good straw Tn abundance, clover chaff, and a Ou»rt Bomb in thn vfllag, daily feed of Indian corn ranging from coaniy. "f Barry, Ue promi uno and a halfgo two gills per bead, ac cording to tbeir aixe and other cireum- I atances. The atraw and grain chaff are generally fed fresh from tbe threriiiug | fluor half a dexen times a day, and the sheep are not required tu eat it at all cluse. After fte fir*! of March a full supply of bright ddver hai^ia givefoond lav. bad rcpMladJucvaaion tu observe, winter well, and tha breeding ewet raise good lamb*. 1 do not believe that bne«*ding ewea or lambs eould properly be fed enough straw and turnips—particularly if the straw was dry and ripe—to obtain the equivg. lent of a full supply of bay. If turnip, are fed in exce**, they render the eracu aliou too thin and active for severely cold weather.^BuS a pound a bead given to a straw fed .beep, with a little dimuni­ tion of the corn otherwise requisite, would, I think, constitute a better ami ' cheaper feed than entire eorn and straw. The comparative nutriment of tha dif­ ferent kind* of straw has been given in the table of Nutritive Equivalents. Oat and barley straw cut quite green and cured bright are highly relished by sheep. 1 had ratbar have lb*in (parliouiaxly if thrashed with* flail so that a few small green kernels remain in the ends of the heads.) than hay irrthe situation in « hich it is frequently cured for use. Wheat straw ranks next among the common varieties of straw. Sheep do not relish it, and will not sat it vary wall If tbey get any hav. But when confined to it and grain they learn to nt it and thrive oa it Tbey must wot, however, be com pelled to eat it as elose aa oat and barley straw. Ripe rya straw, uo]caa cut, fine and mixed with tnaal, tea dry, harsh, unprofitaMe, and wholly unacceptable food fur sheep. AU straws are eaten much better by them whan fresh thrashed and led frequently In small quantities. Cornstalks are contalasd in neither of tbe preceding tables of nutrition. When cert end cured brigirt, before frost, nu feed te better relished by sheep than the leaves and some finer portion* of tbe stalks; and they thrive admirably on tha tn. Pea-baalm. if cal and cured green, Is highly valuable and is highly relished by aheep; but when wot harvested until dried up and dead, according bo tha mere common mode, it is utterly worthless far them. In seasons of graat scarcity of hay and atraw^aheep have been repeatedly and auceeMfully wintered by feeding them slmo.t exclusively on grain. Seeh a %ay (hmine* occurred in the beat aheap rvftion of Vermont, in the winter of 1640 —CI, oecaslrrti.d by a severe drouth tbe preceding summer. Flock master* * Ik> were-determined tn keep wall at all tamarda, Ted tbeir sheep a pound (nr quart) of oats per bead, with .ucli quantitise of bay, «r*w, etc., as tbey ewuid obtain.— In bettor Indian corn growing region. * TO BE EJKEll.it; ATfflS - umoi DRUG STORE! VOL II. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. lite Btotoaiw uivartably rwao.ro, Aqpate^'ASroiV. STOMACH -.to toil, ws Fit^ BITTERSa new any moot complete atsortiaent of “INSANITY AND C05BUMFH0N.Maaram*wweeCtb.maw<>f Ask a. Baria*, uvt aass wux eURras eas saebsa. or raa is- OBOO.AMBJSSMClIlto. , McrotoealWralu-. OU-. r»“ m« UWWB8. r FOR MECHANICAL AKO MEDICINAL PUBFOHES.QNLY_<3 Alaa a Ml aitok at GROCERIES! art. xvot ofacrtAAo as a vsvtAvcAwe yAuek ukW euyc aW Tfrve JXx^cv t* VAt to,” \xt au u rvrftxdAak aoc.vVl — u d,vcn\ 'Buc^LuVokov o\ \\u. *u*Xcxv. Ao. X\m. 'B\Xa<Mb Cufirtw ©IJkVu.'WtukaxvA. SouX\xX\\t. •. Kafo,$oT a \ox\fc <vpox, St t. to.oAv\xc<di.dk an aAxckc » Slovcboc-Vb \.\ kokuo. vo. <\uat\XA«v. awdt txX. X.W \vro^AY \\.t»xc, art a \ktcAfr<o.Xxo< o$ Silioug Fever, Fever and jfiffue. Liver Oamplaini, jgutinp’ Hui JnaLigeat ion.. Janndioe. Kidney G&nplainte, TEA. conn, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER. PBUNEM. PICH. RA13IM8. CODFIRHi ffoct, a.eryUla* la lb. Grucarr Um, aarii “ III ba aradaS for Caroll v um. a RAffov axxdb. aW lar xxaXuxc. CU'taCSC'J J'XhXPWJtBU Aid Cwklig Extract!, tbeu. 'fi’atevw rar* anA root* cxtxiX Vtrin, wKie\i raakt X\xe va arc W. slao ktoy ee band a good SMirtwt of STJk-TIOTTEIk.’Sr. 'Vo’cCvc. FINN. PINCIL8. INXH. PAPER. EN­ fttovtvcucXv "BiXtev* Th. tooor nt Biuecs Caue to heiwH*itoy toStofrol Ey a .!»*<< daaa of Ike rtiterttot. tod by eraa.i mbII.t roaoetlag ta II, tbe rotara of tba e*ei Ftatet Bay be toarnted. k» • Gvoarol Taata. Hcenmi'l I'rrrsaa pro rkatba, riuiin* ■■ maib or rouu froei whaS**r cum erifleatfaf aad ao testae of now sene rasatee. Dtoamro ofIbaaa Orwaas rvew.ro. tba aid of a HURET1C, HBLMBOLD*N EXTRACT BLCBU BTHK GREAT DIUBXTIC. sad to tortton to or. aw daairod efikrt la all Atoeawa/te rotrot « \v>or vaaw't Vrunl art Dy. Alobuck'fo ftXomAcii "BiXtev* 3KEA1, HMD® (BASE ftXo«Mvc.\v ’BTAkev* •r Heady Pay, wtoly. Hprotai BitrntoBB will b* Mid t. COMPOUND IXd and pallia* on PBEHCB1PTIONH; sad UJ on. patehaaia* jaodxioto af aa cm rtor epee their being tor poet co Booth ade ol well, J ** tJaTC.?/?1 mil to.lt these* west ton I’o^ntoa? thento' rode. tteooM «tot im (io) roda.lhM--------- - _ Um 114) ruda. Umm toat lo MV [Mlrndatefee place of beyro mag ; eootateiBg cue aero aod ihnw Stfustirs wsxr&i art XJtxc nc\\ raarv'i BoVact Couk^oyX. Dr. D.chxM.k.'fo ftXowvoxV. 'KvVU-v. poto for ato. on tialanJar. U>. Sd Say tottoalewv Ur. A D, )' al <be north fro.i to ctw Court Ikaa. la Dw Tilla«a of UaatingB. al oca o clock, io the aAtoooon to llwbigteM bMUar. Daled,Jtor ISth, !-44. jr*> D. U. BTERTH. Stor,/. ixxAaovaXc x^t. vo<ak taVA\XaXi&. r - GROCERY, Ealing if Billiard O». TS.o'ocusk'. %Vo«wteV, SAI^OOIW. CATO. A M«KAVOBT*H. •»ww» aAaaraae. W00LEH FACTORY, WANT 25.000 lb., nf WOOL t. maaofaetura into CLOTH— ^“rjImnel. AND SHEETINGS, ritbar oa sharper by QwyarA It it ite thtfti way to gtt peed CteiA for yorrr Janita Tn U! ' WOOL CARDING Dea. Promptly ud (a Ibe Beal M.on.r OUR STOCK OF 0B0CKB1EH IS VERT FULL AND COMPLETE. ItoUea a. ibeoa^itotp attohoa. CwawesdeBt, X)vnrr\x.vu. , PlesMotat aad Drunkentet: or Rowdyism •foil bt allowed, Aad all wbeara wiBia. to ptomis. a aairt sad orderly Osocrar no Hiioor, meal not fall to NO la U Hau HL. New Ya WHAT EVRBYBODT KNOW^VlZ’Z'" T-1 E*1’—-4 -Wtof rwar. toaAlac la bolter ihaa a anmpU- ffXaa. Billon an yat at : hoCClae, <tf. wkmA (As oZa. a . tie. TA. laUl u Jlr^ ra.j, To provide unth a taji-j •CMlorfniort. ^riot f•fc/ur W. C. W. Jfoina!:. T Boot Fourth Bt . C. All ardor, .KouhPf; I?** V* As IrrSBsrrisa Larrea.—Mmst*. Puei * GROCERY, EATING AND BILLIARD Braff. Agvato N. T. Smitary Batooty, Rocbaater. —Gente: I daaa It due to yoo to state th. SaagteSALOON D. McNauunox. al tofret oMhtoee.bet4.Sf PoopUs Cun wWA Wm. L. Katom, 1 obtained from ym la SovmsUt lato- Baring the advwrttoMimt of year Society, aftariag *n giveyuur eaedicine to ritogynm for th. pemr rt their partahro. 1 obtained a bottle for a poor girl B. WRIGHT, of my eoag rogation, w bo bad long boon Mariy ATTOBNET and C0UN8ELL0B AT LAW, A aadgatMtor to Chaamry, Notary Pobile sad CoaroyioMr. A 1*0, Clreult Cewt CommUtoower fttowvcucV "Sivil art, X.\x» Bc\Akcv'« VA« .m\ "gyyfc-M* FOR RA i ’ B.r.CHB A<io.Uag. •oTbewiag* foe tU shaft tonal* >UXTY CLERK nd » i. tb. Ca*n Htosv- HTCI uvr-mu corn, co ’ - StfoT: . ibaiika Dtfn Omnty. ' • MIDDLEVILLE. Maoton. OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. Win atteod to all call* la th. Uaa af hit prwhu ktoMmi of Batter aad Cheeee ta XUk. ifeUUn.viUMu'n 'Aevordtag tn the reports of several of the aaeocialad eke sea dairies, an average of IP to 14 Iba. of milk is required u> yield a pound uf cbeaea. One pound tt batter requiree on an average of about IS quarts of milk. This wouM give from the same amoont of milk about 11 tfHrarszffr. tn .UovlDcparpoa. uirru a TTOBNEVS oed COt cvAarsj, "B?n<aun\.\xX\¥.\v\ . * OUR EATING DEPARTMENT la FIRST-CLASS >L lor erra IIgfcl week will nana 1 ■eabtoe to sysrate ariSh waoaebTVJXl uSItato ^Mto2Tmd i SELF-ADJUSITTG WRINGER Nv Wood-Work to 8weil or Spill fo TUmd-Serrw. to fit nl of drd, OUft BILLIABD TA BLEU Ate M-Blted with Bew CuAleaa, aag the Boeaw are Baaciee. aad f-leaaaat, CITE IS A CALL I i 'B'au Xa5c <x\\o\\aV. Viv. 'Ro\>aek'% WEEIt CEIEIUTU PATENT IGwr foil to roUafy Umo wbe give toms a ttaro- a\x&. vaokx P wiU procure m moderate tarato V‘ N. B. For the omeootoMa *f AStarura sad Mt Manhood : How narfRs^iMbivvrtun-inb,!.- . • MBMflMMMMMiie* ® Order* SbftUtoA tfeO-c- d.l‘ It ,'l peewptlv forwarded as 4>r •'«U; '" • ... ~’IZUFl -t H^WAftD ASSOdlA'nON. PflUAMLMHA, FA. iJNl> *w.~ gOBKUTINa ATTOJ BslistuvtoOimter � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-31.pdf d0247890aaa6e9f5b619bc88307c2994 PDF Text Text �NEWS I FOB PBniDBX^ S ABRAHAM LINCOLN, . JW» TicB-raKMDBrr, ANDREW JOMSON, J,.A ,>d£3>t <Wtl>''^r. .h.< Our common school k>tero»ts a HENRY E. Q. GROSVENOR, of Junesville, is addressed not merely to a fe» capitalists, but also to the many Ob Thursday Gen. Haaonek, who waa whose aggregate means ennatJtdto tbe wall rf Xi— Suita-. — «luek«l maas cf the wealth uf tbe landThe notes upon whinh thia low le asked are from *50 epward. Every naan who bee combined assault was made on his easier fifty dollars can take part in tbia loan.— J. M. Neviea 91 I Geo. Thomas 1 Willard Davis 1 I On motion, J. M. Navins was declared tbe unanimous nominee of tbs Conven- -------------- JAUBSB'rOR?t’ri’< All^ta. Prr Tntiurrr. JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. EMIL ANNEKE. of ttanaiag. cY^*RS?nrfr^ffinf. Aijrew wTu^Aua^or i™u. fir rfPiMie HOSFORD, of Olivet. WITTER J. BAXTER, ofBiltadale. THOMAS W. KERRY. The majority of the Union nominees for county officers ore loo well known to tbe people of this county to need any introdaetion at our bauds. Of tbe old offi eers renominated, H. N. Sheldon, County Treasurer, S. 11. Cook, Register of Deeds, 8. C. Prindlc, Judge uf Probate, and H. Wrigll, Circuit Court Commis- siuoer, the bare fart uf tbeir reuumination is an iadlentlun of Uta satisfactory inserter In which the dutlWof their offices Mr. Novias beingeellad for, come for­ ward and addreooed tbe Convention, thanking the delegates fiw the unanimity with which they bad conferred — "~ so honorable a testimonial. __________ only say that be would, if elected, dis­ charge the duties of the position to the best of bio ability, reflecting at all times the wishes of hie loyal oocstitaente. Ho urged it, as tbe duly of all, In these limey to put forth every effort In aiding the G<>r. ernment to suppress the rebellion —hot by words alone, nor by any mere polit­ ical action for partisan’purposes, but by siding in filling the ranks oi lite army .and strengthening the hands of the constitu­ ted authorities of tbe Government He said the strongest lever the Unloa Party can wield in the eoming political contest, and which must insure sucoesa, is tbe energetic prosecution of the war to tbe overthrow of armed treason, and an u»1 hesiletlng support of the Government. Hon. A. L. Green being called for, responded by a patriotic and soul stir­ ring address, cautioning all Union eitlzena to be on their guard against the eilee of ncrrl traitors, as well as to be in readiness to assist in crushing tktir brtikm In arms arrayed against the Government He was frequently inter­ rupted by tbe applsuse of tbe audience. On motion, tbe chair appointed the following a Senatorial Committee,: E. W. Barber, Chairman, R. J. Grant and Willard Davis. After tbe committee were announced. Ftank Allen was called for and respond ed in a brief and patriotic speech. ; On motion, the Convention ad)»orned. 11. Wrisht, A. L. Gskkx, Setrrtary. Chairman. have been performed, and 4s a sufficient guaranty for the future. John E. Hall, nominated for Sheriff, Hickoxt Ceaxsu, Aug. 24, *64. Pursuant to call, tbe delegates of tbe 2d Representative District met at Hick ory Corners, and was organized by cal­ ling John H. Munroe to lbs Chair, and appointing J. M. Cad wall odor, Secretary?' aud is highly esteemed for his i ' ’ On motioQ, a committee of three, on tcgrlty. Credentials was appointed by the Chair. Fur County Clerk, J. M. Cod allader Tbe cbairman ot ths committee report­ of Barry is another new name. ] r. Cad ed the following delegates to the Cuu- is a staunch and working Union Mian, from the townabip of Hope. He haf been supervisor of bis township several terms • allader is a young man, uf go d busnesa hnbita, and will make a goo< He wIlHun doubled ly be cleelc by Inrge major'll*. C. G. Holbrook, nominated fo Bony—Charles Smith, G. W. W.|liama, Wm. D. McNeal and J. M. Cad•allader. Assyria—Geo. P. Stevens, Richard Jones, Asa W. Wilcox and John R. cuting Attorney,'.is not a strange Johnstown—H. P. Cherry and J. H. He has, as it were, | own up Munroe. lith nt here. He studied his p ofeesion Orangeville—Henry Brown and James ivi ble rep- N. Turner. Hope—D. McCullum, Ira 8. Bigs low a irmerly and Lewis C. Gesler. a Democrat, but at the brsaki t oat of Prairieville—Geo. Thomas, A. C. the rebellion he became an ear eat sup­ Town and Adison Spaulding. porter of tbe war, and his Union Maple Grove—E. H. Mallory. M. H. Palmer, Geo. Moore and P. M. Harwood. in tbe early part of tbe etruggls Baltimore—D. McOmber, Samuel ling effect in the recruiting serv Weeks, A. E. Durfee and Wm. Turner. course bis Union proclivities On moliou, tbe report was adopted. him uncongenial company for On motion, tbe Convention proceeded to an informal Ballot for Rcpreoeotative heads, and ho has been an activ in tbe Union party fur more it n eight­ with tbe following reault: een months past. During all t is time ho has been an earnest support • of the Administration In its efforts to i rush out men, when the time for voting cdfaie Asa D. Rork, for Surveyor, i*a capable of filling satisfactorily, atU Bition to which the people may 1 to call him. 1 For Coroners, G. P. Slavens and Jackson, are both sound and rd 2»nrtntMxi. nauirr. Richard Jones Adam Elliott J. H. Huarue portaat SB adjunct to free inst vestment la so deeiruble as this. Ilia secure. Every duller of every man’s property ie pledged for the punc­ tual payment of tbe Interest, and of tbe debt when due. Tbe security la incrasing In value. For some years before the war we were earning 1000 milltoca a year 'more than we apeni. During the throe years of the war, owing to the high prices and constant demand for labor, wo have earn more than ever before. No man • bo could or would work, has been idle ; aud, except for tbe war, we have spent less than before. The total valuation of the property ufThe United Stales, accord­ ing tp the census of 1800, wu *10.159,000,*00. of which *10,957.448,1*50 was i in the Loyal State*. This valuation, ac----- ix._ .u--------- 1 —1. --------------- - 1 Bann Bunnxo.—We are u] painful necessity of recording Uil fire on the morning *rf August, 11 and eoatenta belonging 19 A- P. I King, of JUmstbwn. The ban I <ei fire about 3 o’clock A. Jf . l Aa extra cm ■« to asal to HrrjaitoM to.. think I don’t overstate the enemy's l<*» In the' last l«« week- st 10.000 killed and wounded. We lost heavily, bn* mostly fa captured. Giant alao make* the following —/rv—J— ““" ssrtod la ths Wxxaur Barnata. Vnuoirnui, Aug. 23d, IBM.! A. C. Town 1 I Adam Elliott 1 Leander Lapham 18 | Geo. Tbomas 10 On motion, Leander Lapbam waa de dared unanimously nominated. Tbe convention was then adjourned. J. M. CauwAixauxa, J. H. Hunan*. husband eff Mrs. Hille as a < and baj gone with him to Grand ■"SSMmwMv 1» •••■<• nbsenA that the barn was burn. ma; insured in th I A EsUghMytgal Company for *| ------ I td l4 mWIn, 2. . inR (,ffi,-era and 59 men were captured . ( lh< (Signed) hind , F. D. Acxt-xr, editor of tbe Ar| v-id fr, that inxtll Dur beat wishes for bis snocess J parity in any new utfdertaking, with him. “Tbe Ipsa U health, iniportanre nf hriringjk Bye^J [wiper In Beery Comity,r are bis New York, Aug. 29.—The following No other investment can be bo easily dispatch waa rweoived by L. W. Wallace convertible. The men who ba* a Treas­ A Co., uf thia city, al 1:30 thia aiternoon. ury note foe >50, or 1100, or 11000, can ’ -Gold 240. Atlanta in fiames.” turn Irinto money more readily, and up on better terms, than if it were invested Chicago, Augnst 20.—The Naw York delegation held jheir final meeting at the Sherman lloitae thia morning, and after a brief comultatiun, the vote was taken, vcrtible investment. It is, moreover, resulting in 53 fur McClellan and 13 readily collectable when due. To each scattering. . note are affixed 6ve “coupons," or iaterraf Tbe Missouri vote is 13 for McClellan lickrti, due at tbe expi ration of each suc­ to nine scr.ltering. Neither Ohio nor cessive half-year. Tbe bolder of a note Missouri will rote aa a unit. Indfann baa simply to cut off one of thee* cudp stood IB for McClellan to 10 against.— one, preeceent it at the nearca*. bank or Beta of four to one are offered thia morn GUARDIAN’S SALE Government Agency. and receive his in. fag that Model inn mill receive the notnlerest; tbe note itaelf need not be pre­ sented at all. Or a coupon thus payable Il is not expected that more then the will everywhere be equivalent, when doe, temporary organisation and tbe appoint­ > money’. ment of tbe useal committees will be. Thus, while this loan presents great effected today. • advantages to large capitalists, it offers A majority of both delegations from special inducements to those who wish Kentucky are for McClellan. to make a safe and profitable investment ’ • Mtowing , am «hk«r hi nvamweur secui Latxm—The Wigwam is densely --------- ’ ‘ nmto in getvnAnrirf ; <■1 small saving. It is in every way tbe crowded, although half an b>«nr before best Savings' Bank *, for every Institution ll is v<|Unity ctotvvnamt us • tbe organization,: and the section of tbe of lht» kind must somehow invest its de­ amphitheatre aet apart for gentlemen ac­ posits profitably in order le pay interest companied by lediea is overfilled. The sod expenses. They will invest largely day is bright and cool, and immense in thia loan, as the bast investment. But throngs nottav.med with tickets are path ered on the oetdde on tbe chore of the CHANCERY SALE lake. The music is famished by Gil­ TATE OFMlCniGAX.-Tbs Clrr.it C~.t more’s Band of Boston. A portion of for lh« ceoBty of Usrry. ia Chaos.ry. . of interest allowed to the auditory are without seats] where cent, upon sums over L-._-- ----- r--------R+rrtJ. Graai Q^fiaiatbe people are densely packed baa just CXirvr X who invests directly with tbe Govern­ ment will receive almost 50 per eent. more. Thus the man wbodwpoeits *1000 In a private Savings' Bank receives 50 dollars a year interest; if be deposits the same sum in this National Savings’Bauk be receives 73 dollars. For tbuoe «ho wish Ui find a safe, convenient, and pro!Itable means of InvesUug the surplus earnings which tbry have reserved for their old age or for tbe benefit of their children, there is nothing which presents In Caalletoo, Barr? comity. Mich..Jotr Milk. wlfc atCvatu Bcxtoji. so many advantages aa this National ISOS, Mr* HAKXnif agW U ) sort. S montlw and 1 da*. She profrssrd religion in IMO and It is convertible into a six per cent, gold-bearing bond. At tbe expiration of united with tbe Free-will Baptist Church. She waa an affwtlonnte u ilv and mother, three years a bolder of tbe twice <>f the She baa left n 7-30 loan lias lbs option of accepting and a kind neighbor. payment in fall or uf funding his note* large number nf- rela’lves who deenh Uy*! in a nix per cent, gold interest bond, the feel their lose, but tbe hand of affliction principal payable in nut less jhati five falls most heavily upon the lonely com CHANCERY SALE. nor more than twenty years from its panion sad the nix motherless children — date ae the Government may elect. . For may they be prepared to meet her in heaven. ‘. six months past, these bonds have ranged Eaddesty sad dr*ngvlr strickva, at an average premium cf about eight S Ccenu in the New York market, and e sold st 109 to-day (Aug. 12th), thus . making the real rate of interest over ten per cent. ; and besides, to make the in­ ducement even greater. Congress by special act exempts its Treasury note's fmm state and municipal taxation. Could Sbyloek ask morel Was partriotism over so liberally rewarded T—JSaryer’s In pursuance of previosss notice a Cd vsntien-of Delegates from the saved towns comprising tbe Slat Senator II District waa held al tbe Hall in Vd uioutville. I Convention called to order by D. Ba ber, Chairman of the Senatorial Com mi •cumstances strongly inijrlicaliil Milla, have led to ber aimL' 11 that Mr. King had pertly eng I lama. Un bis return ba met tbe rebels in strong force nod totally defeatnd ibem, captarfag four stands of adore, six can non. and 900 prisoners. Afterwards be mol another force which preeewi him *<• heavily that be waa obliged to abandon all but one of tbe gene and m-.ee of bis prisonora. He made an entire circuit of Atlanta, sad reached Decatur with a low* of 100 men. Severe denude was done to tbe rebel communfastiuns. . • WwrMseafce the part two yel ,h* IWUITO. rf U»J occupied aofipeliniples advocated! ■/‘iordWrcd/uFMtoM ’ imt assume | P“kin« •“/ « TmMMMUxMI predueeis ■'•■deiitlyTilg^.'wilh a fiuctualiug I • 41 most articles. Grain and fl tending downward slightly, while I lard <u»d nwata-re Bri-fiftg hnhrt vancing. ,'^Yc quoie utole wheat -Uttrn 30 to 35 freeMnmfcrM ewata, beef 8 to IB pert far early-ibwitig W wheat li indeed. ' ... IjtAWDsa ItaMiAM <>f Maple Gn I wired tbe nomlnat'u« for lleprnsj in the eecrmd District, on Wed- Ma. Enrroe:—Ou Wcndesda* Picnic waa held fa ll.i» t-wn ne Fuller Schoulfa.UM', for tbe pnrp procuring money for the benefit The day being fair, quito-a large n I were in attendance; and the amoui I ed, (**331) shows the genero. 0>«e present. Dr. J. P. Cessna < sn.o. deliverwi a short address, stating tbe object of tbe Picnic, at erwise sbowjpfpHwi necessity of p| Ji, # country.- J.B. tab Mrirrt W00LEM FACTORY, HUfflXOU U«.H ’ �y»til a»i 1W Monday svodTb^maLwuErime deeig- naled by Iqir' Ibr holding the Annual S. hvol Meetings. In tbe rnidal of the draft eicirermfit thet^ fa grntt daturer " it tli •bwuld have Bruwa’e AewcAisf Troc-Ui, "b-~>Mi»n» pom air ANNUAL TAX BALES. painful necessity of recording tbe lose by mssW PfB w a rn s vaw Taa Towa or TuMaarpi.s ie paying » larger bounty far recruits than any locality. While we are paying Kmg. of Juh-rtAr Tbe Um w« ,at ..n fire about 2 o’clock A. M., and cir- J Ur" yrara,\hicb is just’ "* * eutnataaces strongly Implicating a.Mrs.! proportion to the time. Milla, have led to her arrest. It appears J ,nc“ wantid• «... U .... II. WRIGHT, tlial Mr. King had partly engaged tbe j Chairm nt of Recruit!h<j i husband uf Mrs. Mills as a substitute * Middiet Ufa, Aug. 25th, 1864. .nid had gone with him to Grand Rapids, • •get hip» accepted. It waa during bis i M-ticeihal the barn was burned. The YANKEE B HONSON'S SHOW. -Oxt.—Our friend and neighbor, 11. Acxlkt, editor of (be Anaeer has 12^1,bls interest fa that institution,— .........—jrjJz;/7^J7 “T.r perity in any new underlaktog, will go u .ib him. “Tbp faaq of health, and the SPECIAL NOTICES ■ijM.ttanre of baling a live Democratic ‘'g*Wg the ’tripod editorial. B-UMK Mt,—Gen. W. Mill*. ios be- me editor’and pmprfeVir’of tbe Cq>’rltend Urgnn ' o^’er tbe way. In bls i"P"’I 4 ...kjllfe ML.!., iuu-1 t-*aiyn: We bare for the peat two yearn, far T.W rtfl. •rrv”4 -c iw — jpied and principles advocated by tbe ••Aer.'and ‘sbaH not assume tbo re- dclilfy high. •Ub a fluctuating market 1 Estate «r gsraSa B. Wrtgbl,«t at. fXOBA rrOAP/X-STATIOFMICHIQAN Coxnlr of Darry. as. A■ -r IU. DmK.1. rlnHAt •“ IltA Cmh. JJr^WUkm or . Mramla, a. u. ii most articles. Grain sad fruit is 1 oai charge. . > riding downward slightly. ah de batter, R •ffiort"”’ itUTJIAX. (Tieaiut. I.. J tsncing. \Vequole wb»l» ••ata, (JD crni», butler 30 frruh-pwvfc’SfterotM, lirel'8 to 10 «wt», • iu»KW..»; . .*i« :• WW HI ill® W ill® m the second District, >u» Wednesday last. Mr. Lapbatn is a sound, reliable SI a. Enrroa:— On. W rndesday (a»t, a . !■.«,< — b.u»iu.n™. ..«• u. । L* II _ O_L.— _ . r... iL. orut mr*n». ..____ n.ULlr PrAmaturtf IjMBV Of HsSbOOfl, procuring money far tbe benefit «4 sol­ diers now lying in our various Hospitals. The day being fair, quite-* large number were in attendance ; end tbe amount raw­ ed, (133,81) shows tbe generosity of <h..M present. Dr. J. P. Cessna of K»1 - delivered a ehort address, briefly awing tbe object of tbe Picnic, and oth- »rielitaml^j|rif>(4bk FWWjl,fJF country^-------- ——: AnfeM «< .utycl lu> »<>l r«ri«d feeling* of tbe ■awes al farge.'brw a»»y * f**>r tel,e* >ruWTeeeW*’»»lnjbir wj£tow.«» ** ••* Tow» 1 NortheT Bang*' &B. u .s �" asked a 1“ taking >8, Jdhyainlogy, atitflil pbdniso. Whnt on mtlh —Wt kitchen," r ’: ; : • HASTDtGS u • ■’ ; ' pRUG STORE 111 'BTAWJ'O WBAWRU rfd. oppmi snia".: Stomach: Liver and Bowels eg- .Wife taken young friend, there’s mm-e roam for feOucelnd tfwugft.hndUUH in'faW aging i hvwehoid properly, than you’ll everfiM in -your dry goods ftore, with a bank,abd gjist-diill ^rowit.ln. It reJuiroa •philwsopky u. :propsriy make a raw. aaiA Court lloa* b«.i< th.jrfMs *f bte Um CircoH Court fctll.e county »f Barry. a- ri iiihilww>*! * 'ii'.r-i«i CwnUkrr Vru •■a toiiSA turpentine and alcohol. ■ ..... tnt «♦»•>•» Ab hw-sn> apailmeitt. regulate a .dock, end a hundred1 i.thcs mhtlera-jou never MORTGAGE BA IA dreaap^ °C Cd^king’ it aa-^tery day appheatiun of chemistry. A woman can mis’ abd brat up p*ovislodl without knowing anythlifa about it, bq! the art; but she caoc m» better bread, butler. I roart. broil.Or bbjl mpro nicili. put thin । for the eounty d Ilafty,. wlteh 1----- duly sold ud oHinsii to and-that together In ber pud*ng< pies and’cakes with; greater sudous, if she knows jtho tttky ns well ips tbe'Jfcw. Then broken dnw® -wife good iy lel.rbea hoe how to wr.Mjr tellura aa'il tonaV Blas«mc.vn ChM :lbe .'fcmily-jI.And then four MMtalluwnta du«,*o M*d wurtpgwwxlmIrrrul on two otter tuaUllmrnW. yel to T.U due. op to Au data of Ibupotox, sad lwfSl,4«* dotha ring applied »ticneu all though, wc lereelsnneif to t>« du* fur *q nltonay fc« Ite fcrwshall <ant.io Iowa oirbr the papers and clodur th* sama. pro»id«d far hff agiMBtal is th* *11J lodentar* uf morlwMU and an Mato«r books which tcIU'Js what tbtetesl of thr pructodina.af pay tood tern* bww> fo.uiutod world Is thinking abrprt; and then don’t you ate bow-niciy some littUikhowledge teroliyKl—to ihtt br-»lftoe of * poarpo^ mites uf HflU Utth» arid the laws of? mind will said swrtitagr castoiwd. and iu pursuance at tba coma ih I A htyler tfAtrt, ifca«d !' ■Isiule In *ucb CM. nude end nroriteB. fbalu* thoae who arc ae antdoua t<» ill a -lant« place, would only take the painatp make Rvry. thc pnmtarn teuwited la th. /]»«. “"•‘‘‘V* 1 the plaea-thcv «w. now in « list it might coo.W,ef said uu>rtg*|B>. to «>*f Th. nurthwMl quarter ■ <vrt«»’i*K ail '“J **** . **, be depend uprin.it,. tbfre wot>H be more of Mulion‘luelT. iliiia Toon font. <4) north at »•"<*< tokins tte •I'popf. i cwr, «l«l lIl«r>6*e<hlTs)wr.t.w>uuini»goouhandr»d«a4 ftMr comfort and lees c.<naplaintaj both for .iaiyJS. J I—l.-dlbu .Mld si P,bte ssaocn. Tf I*** •"*»*;*' themselves and those depending on lb*m. 1 intend U» elevate rav work to my own level.” "Upon my word,'’ said the young min,, “jw mil* o»4. ft .rpretty strong care. 1 never saw tho'teatter in just that light before, ind l doubrirtietbSHERIFFS SALE. er mi»y wwmen view it Ums ; and that ’TATBOF MICHIGAN. CoastyeT ouch a Rood lenten may not be. Ihh»; I’ll J By virta* ofunatncwUoS.'iMUWl acntl iklo ..the Amzriraa Agrienii&ui." ter lb* .<wl oT th.eMeir roert. Ur and here, Mr. EdiU>rp4nu haretbortorv. —Amtrican AgrirultuTiit. ’’ ". W Satitjs’ Jtsints ■H\xm00xkw whieh hats been Hiawcrediipon him fa»M 4OX v«aA» <4 Vm CowtvM^. TK. pwiliwltt w I*. GROCERIES! 1’. '' TSkooi VuAVm. awt. VAV» j. Orth by emdloaliag asery psn*ili cs oopwri^f Vv T^eoA, j-*. w.-a »-i* toj *t—o B-B-WIfiKTBl TVtALBRMIX GBOCER1 U dec*. Slab. batter. Un S^u^XT^ ^.%,-x^%sasr&.wS4fc: SiS:ts?.! ToadFitet (birritr>-l*« -prmettiem <tP cabbage against lite. Peara are greatly improved by graft-! Ing on the mountain ash. Sulphur H rahiaMe in' ■ protecting grapes froriJriBt-cljL .... . . Lard never spuila in hot weather, if coked enough in '.rjing it uut. In feeding with cura, sixty pound* ground goes m far as one huntir*d in th* kerne*. . ’' . , .. . . > ” ' Cftro mate J-xiulJ Berner ba ground fine.\4t'ihj«inf»Ha rlehoete. • Tuaoipauf squall aixe bava double the nutritious matter I hat KuU bnp Is the only root that taerpases ite'miuinMRVaali incraauon in ajar. bwrot olive oil ha certain cure fur the bite uf a teulcimake. .Apply luterternally and extcrually. . . ■. Money ekyI fully expended in, drying land by dr-ibung. ited olherwiat., <111 fce returned with ample interest. ' • We also harp OO h.r.d * Road u«rtB>eol of 3i- ST-A-TZOZSTElVSr, PIXS. PEMCIU*. INKS. FAPBR. RMVKLOPES. CABD8. Ac., to. Upon onr ihrl’n tMJ be 1mb4 all of lb MOST POPULAR - PATENT MEDICINES .5J1XMK ... . ......................■- butll. atelbM taking Ibr mcd'tene. MJ lag tea wa* a* t*r *te wm. sod m w.ll m ui.-tedy could tea has epatihMd to errr sinew ’ ••Ptet KfctoX. Gartner, UP«*rt»t, USTICE OF THK FKACE —IWctoan af teMa aad I ^rtalaUf to hU oBo* with M Eaaoite. »l>jw»ito !toi<« • MHU.Bwryeeesty.MJAji. M. bvbbJ J WoxV-VaNlc. a. CtuL’rm. ^ooiV VvW* KW1PPBI < « IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ■’BX-ocA ax\A ~Li««v 'tSlX, OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. which'in conjunction with &• 'SYootk.VuAKu-v, TOB sulcriag wilhdiM droad ,dlMM«. Xte OTB XBIHULGU Sl*GwUi»H.dity B*wue» Bftcwnraa. ARE yoststetewith th. tort uro. erf Bu.cmruul Wa-rooa'rNuucoiA Ki.o will ap«*dUy t*itov«. WfEI't CflEltlTEO PATEIT -ABE ya* >irifcriug from tte gMwlngsof praterato SELF-ADJU8TIT0 WRING] No Wood-Wmk »<> Swell or 1 -Vo numb Sertte* to gat aw? of W »unrn witw oa wrraorr Coa-Was AU^^|rouain^ with pnie, with Goct h yoor Two’ \Wartoii’s NaOBsvoih Kuo will nuuags year ABC phtt^waro of iba ovlUuocwof lb* CteuTts’ naswL Baaasvr • ■ .■a'’WATSON^ ^KECBALGIA KIXO. . cwutn Ttmtoac cwtTn'iUjpnng and expossd I to the weather with the tark on, decays I much eooner-ftito’rFttrt'tf [ XyWa^TV,^ j, ‘ - v C. g, WALKER, EtPpeAmeWts kb.Ajr ap>WftU> be’rqsa) : tn poutuea tdlxhprnru CQwi, and dkfld- . edly.pretcndaislbr Awdingcaule. ’ . A bare pastors .euriehw not rte wail, nor fattens the animals, nor iwaaacs the •_ : ' < g&b - ~~ In oil the experjeftfla of farmers tbro'out the world, no <ma has over yet proiiounted htable manure unreliable. Tbe clouda may wltHwULOMr r*i#», wi ib» sun may-parch up the earth) but aw can­ not lay t|>o blame Juxrur .table manure. Give it Aeat and moisture when proper­ ly mixed in the woii. and It wHi newtr fail to dtl what i« required offL Tbia manurwcntaiiut all the fertilising substance* that plants want Nortatlfete a single rawly. of plants In «xi*UK¥t< which requite* any other fertiliser in or­ der to prodoco rt» Iwrtms* potei bte gtewkh bblplaas teas Uwamatlkto. and rtranR. to «... ttei bolDe cured ter.ntlrily, I write thia, hoping It may aid «b* Soatofy hi Ila aBkrtato idiroduet tte uteteeuw. .nd IteM thus* who mey need tech a rotoady; sad 1 sea strong tern*, as I bu- . >O& iM try ftte141 . ” “w’Sravsrft—.JW.. , .... £bbdwe $? nm JEFFERSON FARMER, Goo. Ag*t. iTION. b. c. rMWto JQDGB OF PROBATZ, S eral Uu4 sad Tax *F’1 the Court Houm. at Ha»usf» B. HLCOOF , i«U4Di nun. Trft. All asters or eomomnleatuw* from /-1OVMTT Cljmt and Mall V ,ia the Court Beam .tori^ter^HuUr r. til FOMLM.B'W (' •UTCH EMTdVittXtfPIE €•• uJeasil? orr Manhood : How Loit and How Restored. ent attanUow. sever wees any peeesritjr for tturUhnshiff j inineroJ l»atwrti» M ,JX« M M CM ob­ tain ataoie dangjit a, mtiafartory prior. । Tbs uses and component parts «mi manart are'o»i« of the wonderful pro via­ ions of Pmvideaioo, for she bswefit wf the i ------------- coumty Ooho (Pternt, CA«JfraJtforU«.. Indignation, GPain in tha (JUsxinaaa, ata. Try thee* ■*<naa*,’’i*’fKf wH! ’:<«■ eSS4aao«v:& One animal wnil fed Is of now® value than. Uro poorly .hept, . . . JTEMffli “oUffcHttithhCM will euro all the aferei.nuonte di.-, and, of th am mltea, will raiiaM and aaro Mauotoeturod and sqld. wbaMdeuod retail hr rsa rvrsaa aaSvr.creaiaa I co.. Us. S3 nut 8L, Mew Yurt, and a.r.I.sd Ohio. I?' 8- C. BOBTHBOP. Agnt. hats ever doubted ybu wHl . MiAUiJW. antw ediifeatf Dr. VulvarWHAT EVERYBODY KXOWS. vta..well's CelebrMsft Baeay oa the rteMsICaro lu^iboetmwHcm, af.Sesaasyaam. se BernTballtop.awUgulvsaMd. wiftamrutt. |W* Au lanaxsTtio Lrrrito—Masm. Poet A' ^Ty a suaph auchma U tetter than a cernpli Brsff. Agenta N. T. Sanitary Soclrty. 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Wkh Mfehtarr- ' • ■' "■ towW Of Woy. For the thooghlful conaidcrattaB af all ihuae who desiru an boobrabl® and last­ — .alter v_ and many r finer residences hnd -palfae ing peace tb remit from thethrmlwaitori oftitewaejr brii leave tn' aWboM tW Tbou BiUoro Ur. pertsruwfllX&Akr »' Wlfibge. 8.»a.ltwUktagpo«e«..Mf Mlodtogi <xilH«MaU«m held -beCWaM abb Be aim uumgimmwi Gen. Paine and bit staff want to roaks h> mjfMlf and taeerdl -TeMIhg frW bf tbfr catftfpoqMk. Jota-Bbktt, in rddpeace party, at the'Vonrhbes House, the dent uf the tuwuywad eate nf the wealth­ ewening after-Uro htePeooe U^vhttfon. rODCH FOR THEM! iest rebeli.ifrtUtrWtel«4UB»d Is thus Bring a peumwMe wiritf -triyeMf, Well; GEBMAN UTTERS, rot-M-.jtian lui.aa i ■ 1 ' ijhJag.M wwfte IW'U‘^•k'«~.;W45 vyaopalby, declare thst Gw. Grant's camK>V» • failure. All the Rtatagod w iwk. fir -mr.jrta.fM.. ■«.« mailer of course, and so do all thoac Northern paper* that rtbrofldee feebly ita teMirocnta of their Southern frirfrila. All declare alike loudly that the great campaign that . Jjaji. shaken the rebel lion to it».WM<»*faUan*':> Share nev- nGon does ■k atnaWln ftver ofsh bOmvrtbte perute, I warof-cobraedrroply hiWMtad W'lW leltec to (be Chicago Z>i2uuw. , 2'rtaipMM fc>Wrtmetn"k>*th* IStM^ '.‘‘Wf.tell walked into the parlor arid i utFooutai thfiTrny MdMBpro WUrf- rm*, aifroehafal of - the waro-^Hs-haa. great abostle. of pease; rtWtved 1 e«g® IfQFUm VURAJI Btmig gerto^btaw'Wbcn, By 'Ww Beaded!;' f the public wwhfe domii •th WHAOVBKBVEKYQASKar ^' ’-4 became a HrtenCr to tbeTuHowmg words, uttered by' dtro of these rtrottlOs/a prom-', Vlfafnih; WflrSva1Mfa frrim the 'RkpP 1 ate efforts be made Tor*' -vm»^ning.Jaifi'e.. bouse tan. inent public speaker, ariddddneiaed t»V tilitiee, wilha:VW*to* dan ta-Rtohmoad, andeumprilsdlnru to husband, •elect circle bf trout/ fiftfrtff F * ,_ ' £11^00^ that ctyte* if faalife to b*U » WAMB A^jdklte MMM» |rinu, * ill repprt kx^ie. ai. •H left you, grintUtrieki. Jtf?rscn Dswla JWWR -W lb^ •H** •nd, PMue»b. au£ 1 wiU fqruteh ttujfn Ubns-. is fighting the1 battles of- ■the liberties 6f he bn again driven the greater part of. -«SstTJ4,7‘.F‘X; Kin on the bMis of theTederaWbion of tbe portapuq. l‘’*S o«r<enunwy,-aWPM mosi-abd shell woo- Um's'forces out of Petersburg Mid Rich­ Itaartbero/btegmit Rr wm Fulliwaaor WrtgK, coed, l-told Gov: BeymCtrr an -Uns mbrn- mond, and down the BhknanArth Valley • KlrtUttot at tU Pit rt ihrBUroMlH W.'antf tw> said, ‘Mr. —^-,/am ewrt to look famaonathaig to ent - .; . ,..1:. of the mjlttafy MKbority «f WeMfcMi oflba Uaad. Harrod ,«[ bitteull IlraaUiaJ, B. B. WIGHTMAN * C^?, Cl, *hf sefiul eke / A f • ■ Z poww; e 8upb faijmaa ak Xbia-of Grant> srn 'to 8uue. |n xhe »«»hr tlBcdpM MdAf “4 hMtwilit.be^uld to) , HutUriog U|h. ngart. abating,or SaftKaUng DE U.KIts IK GBOCKBIKfl.»<«>rtate 'Tkr‘ otojority bf Ma pbooit an rp^^ll^i, th* supremscy «rf oqr, Guv-, Sensation, wl.rn in a l.Mnr Fo.tnrt, Dimaea. of destroy . ibe'GuverhmehK pL'th# United . K.nuidtjf, -Maryhtad, JflMBMiima-B«Y.won, Dou or Web.’Bafa.a the Spt.t. Tero, Slgtea—-‘that Gyratriplet* smcH baa rai»-1 Joyeinrf Wir. and the’AdmlnirtralhWi have ernnent and pound' (he Confederacy 19,|j aware, was a .atnuueiul rtoLattaa «f ,lhe and Dull I’atai»lb.HaBd,D«aeHa<v«kl‘rnin1A —’ -r—z.. Wdtobl'add Arittb wbifthe Meodt oftbVI tM wABfr ermy fo hi Mem. Geritloi Csliforals Block. Stats rtrtct, HssUsgs, . We J^of.Jqxury, -gtvpp *Up; , ?!??• X,cl!g*y^"L0** 8kl“ ,ni1 kfsiL Hain ia 'thte’-wkW ZFl5DBfca^eey h.v* to fmd fault- wkh la Conai.ituUpu,.^iid-jk. .wpctiiUatM.Jiucb. HMe. Brtl. Cbwt. LHnbs, he., SnddenTlo.bM nf stoles, rich crops, tobacco warehouses — man watwva got lostb“ '-‘-, ‘ Id AWflbobMjo^ergyfr^ Secesman journalists ia acta in the appwaobiog eltctioa will be is etappadi AridSI________ D. C. HAWIBT, ' Jlesl. Horning tn the Ftesb. Oonttanl Imagiulon alT that ’Ina |iearl poulddsairc, and did he, murt , . finally be aimed, wo have got lo rwtWa England, in U)a poutkera States, and , in I held a» reifolutiocury, and resisted .with la all kinds rt fswtly Oroe.H*., of Bril, Qrmt deprsasiport Spirits. | all lhe means arid power under“Otrf wn-, could br, ‘Jbiuk lhat‘he could ntiae bii , ,a4 Wwwisa wars, sod a gsertal ancounter-revAhrtlen end overthrow tbe tbe Nurthvn States, see that if Grant n itnc if: m b e n tyro sons arid" send Uiejn , out Jq tn^dcr. , Pravuteas. Also Botari Public. whole carted kbollttan: bbrde.” Ban­ cohitnnek In Ills present position but' a MTS east of tbe Hartlop fiou.v, THAT TUB BITTKIU 18 . that Govepnuanl, nri’d telgo unbunishedl tning to doubt Ute sfrroerity 6f th* peace JNse/erd, That the -aim and object 9ffew months lohger, the Cde Cederacy is »0T «CU»»«K, ;,‘ls it p.Miblv that he could have been profiriatanB of tbriee ffiehi I rttaightwey tbe,DoBweratin party, is M preserve the done fur. They reeogntre in him the Poderai. utoR, Lat)4.. the ngh(%,p(. the _• ao insjiic! Now, madam. I want you to sought occasion tb propound tbe follow ng' 1 OoatainBsn ksm or Wkteksr, great man of sbta *w<rf - Hk*baa shown, send ybiir buaband Word, to report him■ question to -several nf Va♦1andigllariB,* 8(atea unimpaired. and they har,eby. de?, ; dkHS> <Ean*r nusxiwpOTsxji^xc adf t.. lilt Un<i)edirile(y,wrid I ,will spare I, la each iMtonoss ■* -tb*<bmce of; Stardafe that they consider W adcnlnlstra.... wit robot confidential and anient supporters t mad and Sheridan a. great knowledgp ,qf IlHcsurpcduoAjf irxtrenrdinbry’Bbdtfhri-' bis tile niiilfet Situ gq with yqu-’ : . First lashed. In a straightforward wwy, I meh. He bairaaovu aa at Belmont, thiix IS THE BEST TONIC . '"'Gciteral *i<p’L you write, to. him T of Senator Lawrenoe, •Are /on1 frilling he could take a >mall fare* Into' the field games powfcTi, oot graoudiiy tbe Qon-i •Np, madam* I'Rave hu oorrtapondence etuuUuu; ifae'Mbwreion vfHwcwil by to tranvtbe Booth Its independence, pro­ nadftiandle II and fight withit splendidly. with rebels,except a( the cauoutt> mouth. vided that, tn the proposed National Ha has shown at Fort Henry, at^lnloh, miliiary Uw io States not in jasunvptipn-, the arbitrary military arrest,, iiriprieqnYou put yuur boy op a horse and ^end Convention, it® Ctomrnhilbners' demand al Vick^burg and ah Chattanooga bow: meht,” trial arid sentetice of AinCrlckii him to b'nu to-day, apd tell. hji^fdiAl he independence a their trfilmSium, after tnkgniticcotfy b* can handle one large a TTOKXEYSuA Ce.ss.Hor. st Urn s is to‘pay Mw><r. Barllin/,. Provost Mar­ all honorable terms Afneaeh, based upon citiaene in States where drfl law eihrta army; and he has shewn In the prevent la full force ; tbe suppressitat of freedom sha! of Tpducah, the sum of glQ.OOO, the reronstroefion-of the whole Union, year with what comprehensive ability ho which is the fide I bnve levied upon him. have Allied 1” Fro alert certainly," wtw can direct th* operations of several cvm- ’ of apoech and oC.tbe preMj lb? denial of C-Uloctlng, »ad MiBUrr and Kral UUta t Tills niorioyj loadain, is to go to make the reply. '‘Thia tear nuit 6e tfopprtf. lea spread over tbe largest thaalro of war the right ol asylum •, the upon and atu*i^.ded* OSes in Holbrook Block. I up a futij that 1 am raising from yuu Tlie Federal Government has no power that was ever under one maq- , And they ed disregard ofState rights ; tbe employ­ rebels,Trirtri which to, pay. something to­ to coerce a sovereign State in a Union know from tbeee evidences of bis aVifity ment of unusual test oaths, and the Interfererioo with and denial of tbe rigbi ward thn support of the widows ana or­ contrary to Its will. A State has a just that, If the gcrvertimroi supplies him phans'your husband has made; gS.OOO uf right to secede, provided its coostftutionof the people To bear areas, as with tnso, he will end the war before Nm It will'be paid to the widow-of Happy., al right* arc viofatefl.” I propounded calculated to prevail a realoratioo of the vember. This to what datressss theUnion sod,the perpetuation of GoyernYou know, riiadarKJ bow He old maq waa the same qutey to Senator Young,-who seccssinsi press, and induces it to cry. put merit deriving‘Its just powers 'from ‘tbe' led out th' Hlb front’ yard,’Wrola the boasted Of the honor of having cast one agaiuat Gon. G’rtnt, in the vain hop* thak Years truly, LEVJ 0. BECK. 1 Street them, and shot dewfl, wot-for hav of tha five 'original vole* In ;th®iNew their ct^rhori rpay affect the Northern consent of tbe governed. Rt»oM, That tbe shameful disregard ing wronged airy homatl being, nn. Hot rnm Ker. Jo»_ U- Krnnard,Tutor of lb« 10th for thia, Let bi-rause, and only broanse, York Ijegislatw^ of 1891, against coer­ poodle.' of the Ad minis! ralioa to its duty to oar cion, and I received from htro precisely •pUit Cfcuvrt. I fellow uuaeBa.wbp. ora 90w,. and long Iir. Jsctaeu i— Door Sir r—I■ hsv* tawoWv^wet- I ba was unconditionally true to hro gov­ tbe same answer. ‘ Irooreremanls to rtaaaGrtn4ta(. bays bean prisoners of wmciin a suffering ernment. Ob! madam. It make* the JOH1« BOBERTH, Emboldened at these unexpected ro-jlaitTl limit’ Sil "’■’*1^ bl«>d boll to think-ufthsnethings.' Oqa of tl^e .gyest obstacles in tbe way cooTitibn, deserves the severest reprobaaponeee, I submitted the seme question “ •General,-1 ba vs a'very tick child in to Wm, H. Bramlett®, of Kentucky, k| of grinding floor 'Vapidly Tn an ordinary lion 'on this score, alike of public and •-■I »> u lb* other room, and don't think I' e*n relative ofGovertor Brarnlette, and skid min, ar’itos ftowlbe liability to heat. Au conHhun humanity^ • ■£UtolMd, That th* sympathy of the possibly move with it Won’t you let to a delegate to tbe Chicago Convention, Ebgiiab mtontur, Mr. Buvill, some lima KMirrBN < ma visit my frirtidei five rriHes above and was again greeted with.* reply ’sim­ ago ouslrived an sir blast -uhicb o»«r- Democraue party is heartily and earaestPadneah! I have a daughter firing there.’ ilar In every partledlar. He farther oomea tbeoa difficulties, by Jteeplng ,s iy extended to.the soldiers of our rt<»y. "•No roadwm, f cannot; think uf the stat -The people of tbe South; will fight1 cobl currant io constant ciycufation upon wbo 'src, and ba velrocn in Uro fiald/ua^wc. the flag of 'dbr eotfntfy, arid iu the wvtiil four thtrtMmd'wlduwain lllinaiei »M-k as long as they tmve ■ d-ll*r l.ft, ontasw uf their little orphan children crying to the North ebnedffe them the rigbl-eTself- lawsuicagHnst the proprirtore df one of of oar obtaining jgiwer 4y'lW UMted K4*roaM>«.Mlrf,ln*.... . j.O.Bvssows md far help and protection. You must government.** ! afterwards pot thb karri* U>. Utgert steam mtUsm irtodoc,or, in, -SmmmwUI rooeivcdi.w*^ pcoteetmo, go with your-bgslmnd. God and nature question fa nolckb than S doxen parftet' 'des4, ta Uia world,.fur tafringetneni pf,-iwgard and x n-ikiuduasa — Uiat, •»Uro. a brave ------ — M»Jdia. , hav* ordainsd Chat woman link* bar fate'‘ pants In th* OohvetHloo, Jrfth a’ like-re­ "his patent, eq*"®. f«bi came as to the va|- ierapfiba Bepublchave so nobly endued, with bar husband, far weal or woe. Y'uu sult! My rtply1 to each of these geHfle- 'dc'bf'Ms intention" that Ara wo/tlyr of ’ patmisoTaias. — TbiDubuqrieJ'arm’ U»tb altered bls-prosperity, yon’ have men was,,uWhy did you notsubmltthft note, it wee CbOwn (n hv I debee, for ex­ sympathised with him in his rebellion,-■ quertiuB, which tovolvea the very vital ample, that inwriodmg floor, tbe aa.iag- ert Chib haw'baen-talking- over this and now you muaiabidswertb him in bis point in the contest, fairly and square to­ ol Ums was 70 par cent, of coal bl; per­ matter. After some diacoarioe partfcl- exile. I am anerfi. inndam. to any these day in yotir speeches, tn the Convention, cent., apd an incroase of floor nfn2 1-2,( ;patcd in by quite a large numbetof geothings >oU^"t,the outraged tew must and that test Its wishes! You declared per cenC; the profit on maDufactute was tlernen, the foUqwing-jeiollittaR.waa.debe avenged.' Bow can jqu expec’- U) in alt yobr speeches that you were in fa­ £8 !7«. id., oh produce- £2 Os. 5d. • dared the sense' of the meqUnS.. ' . . Rerofrerf, Tbat Ihri bort time for prunlive iu a country, you have rubbed and vor Of peace and Unlda, while you are on 400 bushels of wheat. Thd aavtag ' mardered ak ypu have thial Did you , Willing-to accept peace and ditunion.n— arises from the following raasrkM: : iat, ingfroii trees. It wttld the trees tra in ; tbfrik tfle band tif jostide w<Xild .riefer To this 1 received but one honest anewer. speed in grinding, by, wh^ .double and , full growth, ssaeMMg at. tbe time r reach yoirT MadanJ, yrifi 'Will.pick y^r A delegate from Buffalo, whowe name I treble the quantity qf wheat may be pas .( sopo pftarUta. lea«* begin U> d*ystop.-. [ ‘Wlkir pKtc, arid did not learn, saM: uTt vwtU noi bt wed-through Ibo'stuu'ee without danger of teatltfg- or’ •‘flbt^htag U»fa t«pA » 1. yodFllrieW,' bcy'do'theh, afl jo .r rcadv politic." • Jncmriy (rickpt th* f 10,000 whiul: 1 Imo, !u the" cbirthrtMidtni wit!! Bramfette UqHdptii »B taereaied qiiawtlty and; improved quality of meal; 34,-immediate and July, nod furtber{-lt fa'adrfeaUo to , youkbut yuur heavy go«dsv eukh as thfit' and LnwretfiM Inqaltwd *hgt wkW--Tth® • coser UNsrga wvsad. with peoaUagM I k-h-gant bedslead, amftJiliirofa, you pah-. honorable terms t»e Pdat^'T " ' s. C. PMMIDtB. . J pot "fake, Jf-woufi* eriat 64b much y>_, worild'be likely to oflWtfit' St>w»n — -u lo'boM M“ffc*drffoiiP»PW8' ’ freight them. All your j.Ms dndtobao-■■ inducement tdeothsbaA'Iri’ti. 't!^ UnW. ■ CO Will'eh-tb-llfetltiWa Bfatek, ahfftbik medtaftuh rienesfonefl by hafridM I1*®. ~ V AiD WUXUt MOM gistinsj' guintu Slridstg. ■ Jo aay on. that wjll produce ■CeKlHrt.MUiA- F I. tA ’ ■rox. 2rl^«_ tAa । All. '•v»> ,3«5S£S®» winuibt«fffpn<Wh au? 1 nod family, In the VdlieaMCTf I Sut.TMH-tW'AlM »< k.»rtT«*J will tfal gdfainntC inWant, drie' fiund ' -STm^hZ'VA -KA »hs,Irfsbt’’?>f’SeedSsiAh !>' imfllirf frorri (5H»M' iwtfliiy ' McMfX sN^ft*** W atelfe. the pynteritirio1 «' i» i 6; -x»q ittnd mgdrt ipjiawwlu^-' ■ • .«>» Wilf rHnd' fckh- ’flaiW'fti ^aetitv ** wifiAt baoWHr^^*1— thrtn, beWi— u they hirer' tlwajr. luorteafia » M¥. BdWIV 1'tbb‘qi ’rtSS5*-; �fOBK WEEKLY HER­ s AU). NEWS I ABRAHAM 1NBKSW JOHNSON? cry of firn, nod the * roaring element. 1t h sombHinta mTd that fignrri" wH!‘ - not'He {but after'U.Tai •Uto/Aefcro At going foots, H b DM unwiaey to Mor date a' detailed rvfotatlon o? ita lfgurai lii &e Ig^r part M the Pteaesr aitlcfa,ip «Mch HEMET H. CRAPO, of Flint. it is attempted to prove, thss the eouaiy has been a great loser, over and abbve ^•■.W^CWX E. O. GROSVENOR, of Jonmvnia. { PO WST J l e c Allegan. Ar Slate Tksenww, * JOHN OWEN, of Detroit JAMES one, bat we would recommend, that in order to make euro of one true aUlo- EMIL ANNEK1 mrut, thoeo great financial revelations be CT BUB HEW El in fetors headed “Picboa, &raHyer ttaa Asta" „ ,JI M .IMlM «■ <• • ALBERT WKAJ AM^of Iosin. Ar SwwhMMyPUHs taSroteiM, (J. HOAFORD, of Olivet New York, Sept. A-Tta MereWe Mobile correspondent sayK On the morn­ ing of Aug. 23d, Cnpt. Tsy lor, bearing a white flag, accompanied by 40 men, marched out of Fort Morgan, carrying a, small sail-boat, with tbe Intention of go­ ing to tha iteg-taip, three or four miles distant, with a note from Geo. Page, pro­ posing a surrender. A check was pul upon this bv Gen. Bailey, who said tho army and Navy were one, and as bis arill lory commanded F»rt Morgan, and Mo infantry every fool of Mobile Pohl outride the Fort, be would not permit a boat's crew to pass off from shore on any Tbe great Copperhead Conrentlou at Chicago, taa labored and brought forthnot a mouse, bot a mole—a blind digger, and one whose custom is to dig sway from danger. MoCtellan would certain­ The laat Pioneer baa a aomewhat lengthy article in relation to the Bondi issued by the county of Barry, in which eo many mistakes or mietsteroents occur, that it seems to demand a little attention. When a thing is bad enough,a{ tbe best, wo can see no object In grossly magni­ fying foots, or substituting falsehoods, unless it be to show bow little knowledge of a subject is necessary in order to in­ dict a readable article to advance tho in teresU of a broken-down party. In regard to raising money by issuing the bonds of tbe county, we then regard­ ed It, and still continue' to regard It as very bad financial policy. "We se elated at the time the subject was under consid­ eration. and we do not new propose to defend an act jsMch our judgment has always condemned. It is simply the bad logic and misstatements of the Pion­ eer which we propose to correct. Now tbe Pioneer seems to feel very IndlgnaBt because bonds were proposed to be issued ia lieu of assessing a heavy tax, and to make the enormity of the thing look as large as possible says, that while tbe subject was under considera­ tion, Mr. Nathan Barlow went before the Board, and offered to furnish the county ail the money that should be needed, at the rate of tea per coot, interest per an­ num, sad to furnish tbe same monthly, thereby saving tho necessity of paying interest on any money not actually ex­ us how Mr. Barlow proposed to lake the evidences of indobtednuas, for tbe money to loaned. We presume the Pioneer it correct In regard to thte offer, for we taow that tbe great financial lights of the Democracy of thia village did advocate a connty loan and of tho tana of boada oa e videacm of indebtedness; bat we owe II to tbe Pion­ eer to have revealed that they desired to speculate in tbe bbnde. Naw, aa regards paying interest, we would tell oar neighbor that the booda have only taaaaold aa money wai need­ ed, eo that tbe county baa not been pay­ ing intoreA on money not actually ex­ pended; Ad thus far tbe conuty bar ly be elected, however If rabel sympa­ you know a great deal bettor than 1 do What to do with fltoocy. and bow to in­ thies, rebel prayers, and rebel puft could vest ; for 1 novar bed mack, and all I got be counted as votes, and the tyrants and I tad to work herd for. Bwtitavo look aristocrats of the old world could deposit ed round a good deol upon my neighbors, their desires in a telling form, or even, and seen what they did «rilh their money if rebel sympathizers in tta North out and I will tell youaomo things I saw and wbal J thought of it. Ono very rich summon to their aid a sufficient number man was always deo|lpg in psoaey, and of doped and deluded followers. But we Granger arrived, and the note to Admir­ think there is but little danger of the al Farragut was taken by Mm. He said White Souse being captured by McCidbo would communicate Ito contents to the Admiral. In a abort 11 ms a demand Ian. A few Quaker guns on Georgetown for an unoondilioos! surrender was made heights will set him to looking after Ms communications, and wo ehall most prob­ force compelled tho evacuation of Fort ably find him on tbe let of November Powell • tbe surrender of Fort Gaines; digging trenches in the rear of his camp. almost destroyed and compelled the sur­ render of Fort Morgan, taretolors con tidered the strongest fortification In tbe We give our readers, this week tbe United Btates. We have takes 1.500 joy ful intelligence of the capture of At­ prisdoers, 100 pieces of cannon, and a vast quantity of small arms and muni­ lanta. We have not the full details, but tions of war; also provisions enough to enough ia known to warrant the belief iu six months tbe tank west to smash. । feed the garrisnoe, wo shall place Ibrrv, that a great victory has been achieved. Now, hkef, 1 know to bo a fact. Well, for six months. Wo have captured and Tbe loyal portion of onr country may Mr. Smith, you say railroad stocks are have ready for use the ram Tennessee, well rejoice, while the McClellan wor­ best, because they pay kigk dividends 1 the strongMt war vessel afloat, and also shippers go about with long faces. Tbe Can you tall bow long they will pay aevaml other war veseeia, and have pen­ them 1 1 like railroads. I- helped to ned op at least three Eeglish blockade Copperheads may well fed that they have build one, sad I go in for weefol things. runners. All this baa coot the army one been badly sold by the Chicago Conven­ But I tell you what-J know, about them. roan killed and six wounded, and the tion, and Gen. Sherman's electioneering Gue third of tbe railroads doo> pay any navy the Iom of the Tecumseh and most document is a ^crusher" to their hopes. dividend, and two-thirds (and some of of.her crew, and very few casualties on How strangely that Paces reeoluliea, them crocked op too,) do not pay as tbe other ship*. much as Government stocks. Now that which we print ou our first page Looks in brings ma to tbe Gasernment securities, the light of a great victory. Offer at/ and I will tali you why L prefer tbem, . 1 New York>8epc. Tbe HtraMo armistice tea foe you are prepared to take it yew will admit, Mr. Smith, that correspondent with Averill's cavalry, of crush ! None but cowards would ever in lbs km* run (be investment which is September let ssye: It wsa Rhodes bett should have these qualities: First, corps of rebel infantry together with it should be perfectly Metro ; secondly, Vaughan's cavalry that attacked General that ths income should be wai/erm sad Averill's Division st Martinsburg yes­ ptreuunl— not up one year and down WasuiaoTox, Aug. 21st, 1864. the next; and thirdly, that it should be terday afternoon. They apparently hop­ ed to surprise Averill,.but failed. Early Mt. Earroa—5ir;—While on duty Marketable, so when your wslday coroca, was st Winchester fast uigbi, and the and you want your money, you can gel at the office of Um- Pttvoet Marshal, L it back. And I think these noteo or have seen moy things of important*, bonds have got tbees qualities more than and bad tbe aaliafactlon of conversing any other kind of personal property yon with many rebels that have onme in and Mn nam*. Try it, “Finn, then, I have bean looking into taken the benefit of tho ealh. Perhaps a tost great book you call the Census Sta few notes would not be idle toyoa. They lisliea. 1 used to think it wasn't worth may be of interest at loart to yoo if not much; bntaincs I began to study it, 1 to your readers. Now is ths limo of all tell ypu.1 found out a good many things limae for mtrj true Uotoc Riaa to stand very useful for ma to know. 1 found firm, and not be limber in the knees.— owl, by looking st lbs -----------torisa and shipping, Tbe Uaioe is now st' stake, tbe great mean the Rebel States) arc making a Problem la all solved and figured up in a .thousanddollars a year more than we Wtt Dxram<xxT, Sept 4th. few words. Tho answer to this great ■spend. So.you s.-o that (since the in­ To Maj. Gm.Dia; question ia wimple and plus. With the crease .of, debt Isn't half that) we are Geo. Sherman's official repert of the Kiwing rich instead uf poorer, a« John capture of Atlanta has just been received election of Abraham Lincoln wo have 11 aud tbe oroakers would have us by this department, ft ia dated26 miles peace on a lasting basis, bat if bra lose ttaok. Then the debt be paid, aay- ot Atlanta, 6 o'clock yesterday morning, his election, we Lave eternal war or sep hnw, no matter how lung tbs war fa.— but was detained by the breaking of the aralion. This is tbe language of the reb­ Besides, did you ever bear of a Govero- telegraph lines mentioned in my pispatch els that come in here nearly every day msnl that broke before tta propio did 1 of last night. Look lain your big histories, Mr. Smith, As already reported, the army with­ to take the oath. and you will find the people break be­ drew from about Atlanta, and on the J conversed with a man front Georgia fore the Governments. Well, then, 1 SOth bad made a break of the Eastpoint ; a few days ago who has been, a soldier for call that stock pcr/ec<(y aecwrr. ‘•Secondly, you.want tbs income mm. throe years; be was an educated man, sad nays and firmly beliet as. that tbs election of the present occupant of tbe raiaed its none/ at urn percent., ao that tbe Pioaarr baa nothing to find fan It with within half. mil. of th. Railroad, fta enemy sUaqknd Mm at 3 r. m. but wa., h“ , “Now hero la the Government will wounded. On Monday be met a stormy pay you'without vania* a title. Now opposition on tbs rood. 1 advanced to I Hie something that girts ass my iu- tbe Mt and rapidly to tbe railroad, mads eoa»a every yuar. , V M U Ml the in all thfo mattar eseepung the ban fact that Mr. Bartow dkd not got tta bonds. fn regard to getting tta bonds printed al DetHh al an .specs. of seventy dolbtr^ M tbe J’sewser state., wo do DM —■ ___ U.S.7*30 Loan wpu rn« IM™, B. which sum was vutrd. . and Thomas Altoft were el. On Thursday, August2$t Annual Celebration of BrfcMriufrUln—eMp'sf grove on the premises of AA ing in tbe immediate locality It has been tbe custom of four years, to set .part ■ d.j t•renting sod -vMorasfiiL /st. er «f rniu bad fallen during 11 uigft; edtatuaRy laying 11H leaving tta air dear and brn raoratag was bright sad plea, frosh brwze from the west » denes worn kindly smiling up d-rtoktag. tends payable ia gevtVWUMWt phper. It is equally coavntewt as a lesspsnirt u. j. BU..1 la II meM.'; notes «eq sold ter willlie a&rMta •L’Mf *&3&r Attalfy-t-btae began to arrive, many of tta them under tta shade of b troea, and after all bad arrivec comfortably seated, tta nxerci day were opened with pray Rev. Mr. Chambers -, after wbi those lively tunes from tbi Chain" was sang by tbe eetals aim which made tta groves music. After eome timely rx Rev. 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B- > Os tbs pyrtsi «to sstoe-~«eekm," wmM y ss-oct say to tto mgn ufoo 4^ nnsaasa yam for Banking,brtt, but had no Word* ofooiMiira fqr your asealteab-would £?3»!iSW!S Chicago pia^bnn ttUftaicovngt At rM» to hold oat until after election, aad, as and tended flovte 4o posterity the rieta things stand at present, the peace Coptefnoywfttetr fathers. . v««.w, and a Northern ta!ufrj«tai-in which cakl'the rebels * wifi have the upper1 band tilitiee," in whM> gaga tha yjibote will have everything ttafir nWh wayl Gen. at you? defeat/’'"Nor ‘wouid'tbe'fofer. McCIglhP.GtodMtroy these ecbemee by •noa by uajwek. Mrpaeee Crimd^lf the ttops wttb Ms Um white wfoti* !,:7W New York Herald base rousing framing his plklfurte out of'sodwUnlon R^ebHeanasbaUdMeailyMtgaforttef H»ds swest sw eitbsr tart r M article on the Chicago Convention, the timber and befog stented ppmi it Then ‘ rotor fo> nm and 6ro/» ' • . nJ; ■ mate perl of which we suteoin.. We a N’orthorn ibsilrrection Will be Irapoesittaaa^MheeartfefohCtaeantet Mel fessy heart is .Mated, blage would votf be responsible for the figttiaT woufArtub,'amThow would quotr front the AfaruM of Saturday, a*jOM to eoatirtui Qua Xautai, . ttaess wb« rwisa ttaee tasss. ffiCMC . . ; V . aswyhsMiih^bsbeUiaM tkso. you obtain peseeT By vacating the • Wo have not the slightest doubt that AND WILL PAY *1000 left to make tary^fMqh, *ud,uo Jeff. Use’s tesMRsbsc-WM. sqaare or anforeiag rwspeet/or law 1 there is a mutual understandiag between Davie io existsqc^to receive an offer for e4 by ■start >> aolWKMVIXK tbe Bey moors, tbe Woods, Vallandigbam ■MFLMB* CUMAN NITI god tea T*te it Thie le ae great imui as that at liarihown in thf ttctttion pintfam, adopUd rfaou’a Utting - ttr at AtXiutart..'i ,l*t vux cum nnr ciu <jv no '‘reconatroettott”: Tbe t>)« ootnirvfr by tAg Chicago C'oavrsh'ba, cuuf in Ac Little Mto reflect deeply «ud aot wisely. tios—Eta ffnfow rt ttawM, end tie 4k» nomteation o/ Jfr' PteufirAto, of OUa— A kjeeek net Barra Ise* for. Miftsafofe aa iU fo-r-lh* ponstfwoliqn -of sefariire prictiral seM0cs«sM<-~for Vies Wasbingkm,.Jefferson and H»disoa—fe At the close 'if Vallandlgharn’s speech all we desire. We have nowjddsao yhe Under that government i?resident. at tbe court buusa square, In Chicago on we Bv*d and prospered and were happy. er resideotg/Of ' tb«' ciiy''^trM;rojvrt-;to Saturday Aug. 27th, "Long John Went­ Under 'it'tha West grow up, sSPrtded, Grant bas the best of them at Rinhmohd, 'Lillie Rockrjhe wuuld be astonished kt WOn 1 worth" being loudly called for, cams for­ the changes that b*v( been made. T)>e tering Attesitk. THs' is'wot : ths 1 lima, ‘ ward with the follow ing eloquent;and ear- it Qticag0.r9M. fo ba„ lte p^4f of the ' great di#Wrt®. ■ hrtwoet) now. tod lately most unexpeoted speech: ' Northwest and glory uf tbe continent; 1thaw, tort any reasonable wta* wwU.Av Iwhentetder bebrl ■ oohupsttoo, is in the about “an iaunodialc citation o/' ’ । I am pleased with the opportunity and when a tnan talk* to- fae s^out re- laUdng 1 buusineMtopect of the • Mid. Io old ” We are fa favor of an, ar which your cell nfforde me to lay my construction, or prafes uf* ife* Unioo, 1 hatfiktin. 1 like that between-Ruesla’and tisnee tiwo werofoar or Uv.estoras Mar own views of public policy nod - public mark him as an enemy of my country miatica, ! tbe le»i«7 half s’ teta oo Markham affairs before you; and tn so doing, 1 I and tbe robber of my -cbildreo. Tbe old Denmark, where both sides bold tbrfe ’street, and probihlyi a/dainn on Mste • trust 1 shall not be deemed an intruder, | Union, with its glurious memories, Ila no- Iground and are ready to begin the too- Suaeto Thoaa went pmdxGtcd.^n tbj for 1 would not thrust my self before you fulfilled hopes, its history blazing upon 'dice at any moment; but there A • »••* ■■sinw. u»u»«.” <h. <4"1difference between such Ml .<«> . ntir press my views upon unwilling ear*. I every page with words and deeds of dogl.of 1 being small aristocrats and tbe proprie­ mlstice and (he “ immediate cesaglfan bt It has Iona been a part of my political deathless glory all bind me to the old . tor!, with a few exceptions, good follows, ethics tbat the true method of discussing I Unibh and cause me to abhor the name todllllties” wbfah the Chicago platforoi ready for a talk on politics or current public affstn was for the prot and run* | of r»oousLrucLion. I would say to, the requires. Nothing esn explain such a 1news. The twogreak evattortfh J W to go together before tbe people. In ev­ Seedsman from Ohio .and those who hypothesis that 'll Was dioteted by Jeff. *ware wbqn they went North or,to New ' ery public address for the past yean of kink with him—"tn God's name say np Davia la the Psaca Democrats, and that Orleans to buy goods, and. when the my life 1 bake enforced the corrstooee of rqorc about reoonstractipo." But aialing I these Peace mao foisted it upon the Cki- goods arrived and were oMned. Mgytunyention, aa dserpriqp of jbeir en- I this underslandiug. every other coasideratioo, forgetting all But we have changed tfr'tfert. Ifow IS THE BEST TOMIC 1 therefore request tbe attention of all, other motives, moved .by ,«o other Im­ dorsemeal of Geo. McClsl Ian’s nortiina- a hundred stores display their goegfe. A’aHon. •-«”•" ' 1 for I am no party men. 1 am chalaed to pulse, let yoer xmI, your efforts and For three year* past lb* fhmU has 1 tbe partisan ear of no elasa, no fatemt, your cneraies>ll be directed to the mainno urganitatiio ; to mr country and to tenancc of tbe old Constitution. Tbat is •uatained and defended the boro «f Anmy country alone do f owe fealty and hallowed by the memory of Washington, tie tarn. We have done full jualioo , to his generalship, his statesmanship, his render homage. I love that country. It tbe gfuHouslKUMY if ode revolutionary . Saloons, •al­ nurtured mo ib my youth, ft honored me struggle and dearer by far ia it to oa Sod honesty and bls patriotism." Bit -tihtn and rMtaurarta AfeC/rttrh taktt hit /land upon a eoooaad- 1 io my manboed, ana tiow Wb«n I have our children than any new-fangled comww ’*»0M paaeed the meridian of life 1 love to rew- binatton that can be hatched by any eon- Ip pecet platform sec ar.t al a f°° *°w *• ' o are bought, unand defend him. This tbe puud to any call to plead in her behalf. vMlion. It la rarely that any good tvn the’shelves, [Applause.] As we cast our eyes Over oomee of a coo vention, and tbe propuead General baa not done, and vre bbp* that Wig to. kR*w or tbe land and witness tfae feats that every­ convention of tbe States, both rebel and he will never be foolish enough to dolt wistort hterfr where prevail, and tbe dangers that en loyal is tbe most unpromising of the en­ Wo advise'blm to eothe oirt boldly and i body Intown knowing « halls bought sad vlron the republic, tbe heart of the patri­ tire brood. If we want peace—then let declare that bis only platform is hl* rec­ the prion paid. The old resident has his Dedge’* ot sinks with doubt and dread. War,1 ue conquer. If the South want peace let ord M * Union General, and that hfe sen­ ; bead turned at the order of things. Even Mitta Barry Seewty, MJeto_________________ with *11 its dread calamities following in them lay down tirnir arms and cease war. timents ere thoee expressed in hie letter btaues'and lots have been sold here late­ its train, ia convulsing the nation. The Then will 1 be willing to deal with them frofa' Hsrrisnn's Landing and hW oration ly; and very fow knew of trade wntii i| J. ■. KUBBBt-V. at Wert Point. If it htMntit to dolkU art of arms has succeeded the pursuits of jnetiy and geMrovaiy. ' Thea wHl 1, try -rrtlTRICTAf s-4 ttareree. Otee is ftasetil . tote fort- There mwf Uno pnoaaieettioa was over, ashing impossible four years peace, knd nearly a milltou of men c«>n- to forget the rivers of Northern blood I ago. The presence of a large army gives The rotton Chicago : an air of nativity to any place. Add to front each otter fa b*ftla array. Amid they.have abed in their M>h«dy struggle nor e^uirocation. plalfUm mail be kieked to piedi, and this the folio* era of an brqny Jttw spnenthe horrors of wgr we naturally look and foe slavery. Then will 1 try to forget McCfelUn ’ s owm platform uubstfteteJ, — long f<»r peace, Tire fathers and mothers the thousands they have al afa, the homes Istors, cotton-buyers, artiste, drsttitners, vf Chicago,' wbota sons are bravlug tbe of tbe bereaved, . She hopes they have He had better a thousand fold decline adventurers and Others, atni aocae idea hazards of battle and tbe perils of dis broken. BoPwhite an arm wieldaa sa­ tbe nomination than accept upoh such may be formed of the great change. Tbe KNirru:* ISRIOWN. ease long for peace. *Hte wires uf Illi­ bre, while tire Guoatitnlion is defied and oonffitlons as imposed by tbeConvention. p<.pala^M)ofp^h;Bpck -ta.,W«0. wsj nois, Whbse hutoaHdu haVe poritoed ahd the laws laughed to acorn, 1 will uphold The Chicago platform Invites defeat, and about three thousand, JNuw,,including rroxxrrs arf ooomntLLoy *t t*< Mg, pgrialdug in. the ferrtUe struggle,!I the authority wbcao solemn oath was, it must be broken up, either by ‘MeCleb the'refugees 'th tin! city and outskirts,' ft ..Hnabr» srtd up ibmr 4**1/ P<*/*fw lot,the joes- that tbe Constitution should be preserved Inn himself or by tbe vpWe of He peo- Is at lent 7,000. - 'Every bmi»e Iberowd“osti“hirti<k «»•••*. eppaelte <*>• ■r,r'““ pie at the polk'■■■■■ v.o lo-: sation uf tbe strife. My own wish and ; and tbe laws Sasintaiiied. . . bdtodwlfetttotvapMay. other howaes, We candidly and slneerely believe hope ia for peace. My legrst wben 'the | But Mr. Vallandighacn told .you that log.albiM acid teta 1>»v« boon.,creeled.— b«**'«“■ .. c. Bcasews. maddened krastora fa Suulb Carolina fired the Government oouid never, be held to­ that the Peace Copperheads at tbe North Many of the refugees live under tents. r do not desire tbe erection' of McClellan upon the National apsign sod forced the gether by coercive force, that power Federal authority irtu acknfitct, - as not' brought tu apply.upon the unruly could any more than tbe Southern 'secession The Democratic Republican ’Work­ more keen and ' >sul ‘ ’*than " my ‘ tay never redceettem to obedience. Wasi ists desired tbe eltotfati 6f Deuglav arid ingmen’s Association of New York',after Rrcckfnrldge In 1896.' They bitterly op­ them ever a greater heresy utlorad by ----------------- r.------ . _,art when they lay declaring that “the workfagmeno/Ete posed McClellan at Chicago, and opraly Juwu tbeir arms and ccjum, the warfare | tbe month of man. No eoersiou'. Why country -should unitasbood mad)in aid­ they then eo wickedly, foolishly and dev­ gentlemen, the coercive power <d Gov­ dchoencfd him as a tyrant sn’da Usurper. ing tbw Government lo crusb the military ilishly inaugurrtad. This is tbe peace ernment ia the only aafely and aalvalfaB Finaltg they accepted hiat'updh condition power of the leaders of the r$bel|>oa,, that they thould hare the platgometbnd of acxnsty. No government, no commufor which wo hope, for whiuh wo pray, further resolved, ‘-That any manor class for which wo fight. This struggle Is lite nlty can eaiet as hour without iu It was Viet frttidcnL But eyen now, the Q>p- (if men alio shall sWk to Incite nbe I perheads are not earnest in life support. •very cnodict that ever existed since tbe weakneaa of the arttclrt ot tbe old I Like the rebels, they’ ’ want to see Lin­ workirtgnsrtf of tbe city and country to lime began, and if we would have a tq» ooofederetion that they conferred no co t coin re-elected. There Is »o saying but acto of vfotenoa skid- bloodshad, and fmmatien of the struggle we must con­ ereite power, and Ute stateunen of .that Matoaca to th* Government, ary traifory quer. The reed to victory is tbe rued to i1 day eaw the pressing necessity of the■ that Mr. Lincoln may be elected by a to the beet interests of workingmen, and H.F.CHEBBY, i smalt majority, and in that event dtr peaes. . It is to thia alternative that we | naw Constitution; Take to-day from J should be shunned as eoemirs to their IOUBTT CtKBK an* Xctary Febte. OBc ! munkapnl andgoveremenUloq^uiaation Cupperhcadt intend io raite a {revolution !| peace arid prosperity.” aredtiveu — a sbameful turrender, ora I la tbe Crert Hmsv. certain Criumpfamit lasting victory, and I tbepower of coerean and socialy goes.rt at the North. This they f»n Very readi­ once into anarchy and chaos. The weak ly du if the people do‘Tiat'Wwaro df'the consequently peace. I have listened with great interest to would bcooms tbe modem prey et.>«be Iren. Suppose tbe etectiim tot be decid­ ed by only a few thousand volts, toeb •. c. the eloquent and well c«bsidered retparks11 strong, and might fec.t»W indeed becosno the Democratic minority, will,be;nearly unnE or PROBATE. **‘frT„pAk’?l;^?>. of thit pecurutrly doruoeralio champion1 right 1 have been tdd ktetothere are M strong m tbe tapublteao qUMtv.lB wbu tea just addressed yon from the। I thoee who smM disturb the quiet of the fact, tbe minority will be stronger; Tor > stand. 1 have beard him bewail, In M­ grttoarfag In this city. j We ths arthori-1 IhcDemoekata will fight, whilk the Aboing. -WBdrtaf wwr, ttnrextvrews'xndI ties of the city, eperce thwn lot* '■'pant 1 for lawl- Surely vo>« should .not de- litionUte will noC; and to a -thousand ■ £= one of t basa a silver quarter fof,* ldrtito‘uf"n<!ig*Mtfun he~has' invoked nouoce coerciunte^ lalvriou* old war Democrata are more than, e<pul <io>two thousand pbolitfaq ^*ptoli$aQL^,W|»^ " ’ Jackson, F»'L •gainst the Federal Administration for horse of.jptraotfMJis'Q^WH! U^.1. to hinder a ravoTuilbrT la It tbe ^"P tbe pert it has bad to art in the bfoedy' from whoso lipa 1 inhaled tbe pn army T’ "flie'faoinent the army Is ’ with­ drama. But while be was thus depr<sp-• attoh of Democracy i aid at wfcohe fl rr? ■ • • ~, • ■ t ,■ >: 'aqb drawn to put dofefe ah lusurreclwm bare tiag war and vtolsaoa, I liataaed in rain> received'UA'firtt fiqmcs tTWIiWU Ike rebels will enfae .Mil .•€ tbeir-toTy'TfrtrtMrth" of tW-TWhh'fttek > governd-edtifl duty' wire trenebments and capture Waa^'mgU>n<—7 j teXaBOSsfreCileotiou whtaw rebate jort retumod firwil the rebel army arereqqwrtSsrt OsraFrtatiwg. XU btods Jteta. Ctad. Atateflf, (ta.tmy.nX °D ^Bwre ,CT1^_,UWactiob I /sMg Prtatfaf —UW M start ontioo, e*d * AU I'd JfOMJ XJWxJlUBlJrnto.pj.j jq> gatings’ iMHteetowt wtoss4rsty, Arthbsgbto toed, testoto, Jirtctm. ggiutllasg. A wrath p famous trained their cannon ^p<m u rftadel float­ ing iharslMsial Bag and abed the first SLjh Ute nSkw SjHi N-. r«:mi (u. w Vte.Ftei.ot te Kt <x hrrtiltw committed tebea aha rebaUtous chief Brting as Secretary of War for a teW ,....tetewu ute*r.|J«l Ute fcul « uu.ateu>M>- [ ■sMtaftyt ' »<T .U., >•»>, Tbrt thia ide* of a *aat Northern cost- I stand for General spirscybelwert tire Copperheads and tire Ison ana against Vsllar against SiKS1*' Hon, instead of adjoining few ta, w aSSSHSS conventions fasaeily do, adj-brand to netU<uc aA lbaeaUof the Ex eculure i Corn miUse. Tfaq " * organization of a revo Ouf merchants and cs[ 1 >Wft; fovttey �NEWS ! I 'gr>A7», t gfnoxzirMn* or u i beeps oe in tbe wa< (fad oodiffaelty fa' fan, that JfrwM, W e if a tiranfftr than 1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ------------ .UlfAAJUAOCtta Rai e.anc Uniol •arsa ££sbrireli»vlHfeLfeg| to your readers, I villi try and entertain them,a abort time. Although. w«, have had a hard campaign from tfeh: Rapidao The Pioneer, In Its last Issue attempts Fraep AUe»M. to tbe strong-bold of the ««)•, and note withetanding our ranks are thleaed by hard marcb&,.db^'«nd the enemy's (it, ». Ifauiu J inaccuracy relative to the making and fur.AUmu.Uoriaru.rt~m 0J » ballets, *ad although .some of ua >tyi sale of tbe county bonds, not by proving rib ofUuaa >U>, U Ua abaaMa of parstill three y—re to enrya, we arunat dis­ liculara, were ’ ■«—— or attempting to prove ria statcmenU, «. .... — —----------- -FMMri sue­ but, ia tryfag.la,raise etbar isaaee, that con raged. Wo still trust la the g—touo, — w.tat^reeMvodth.1bBtf«M: perseverance and incorruptiWe loyalty its first glaring misstatements may be Atlanta, Bspt.'L—Ort tbe 25lh of Auof Geo. .Grant, to crosh this Rebellion, loot sight of. Il does not even admit ;to its readers that it stated the first coetof and speedily. Tbe news com— in cheer­ ing, and —eouraging to ua from all quar- left tbe 20U corps al tbe Chattahoochee the bonds at 'double what the record shoes them to have coat. It does noil ten—from Atlanta, from tbe valley and bridge, and with lha baJena.af |h.army, from Mobile. Attd’wa believe that yall I moved etf from tbe siege, and using even tell its readers that its statement'.' tbe efforts of the ultra. Peace party, an some considerable artifice to rtblead the relative to getting up new bonds was ap enemy, ItnbMrapMfy south and reach­ account of whose convan^fau *• racoivrd ed tbe Eastpoint Railroad, near Fairburn, entire falsehood. Il does not ad mil, opty in last night’s papers, will have no other on the 37lh, and VAtkb •- *♦ *•«,l by implication—in getting up a M* eat eSect thah to hasten the downfisll of Than gU| —• —that Ita figures were lying mdicea, Rebellion by excitina the Administration pointing to wrong conclusions. But let to a speedy exertion, and our aoldiars to more heroic daring in a’.erming tbe ene­ my’s worka Let not the friends of the a certain proposition. We only, said Administration fear for the Issue of the political contest ho more, than for. tbe that the statement of the Wofur on thia military campaign in the field ; for, Jet point might be true, since ve knew lhf| mo assure you that the soldiers will vote be or his friends deaired to have bonds for no man on a platform embodying Issued, probably for speculating purposes. peace, on any terms which wsuld leave a And tbe great difficulty whleh now dis­ possibility of an outbreak of the rebellion turbs tbe digestion ol our neighbor Is in the future. Every -day. we bear old the on* fact tbat Mr. Barlow did not Veterans who fought side by ride (1) make any money out of those bonds.— with McClellsn in'tbe notations Peninsu­ But we will not be so eroel a* to deny la campaign still declaring their love 'and our neighbor the little cram of comfort admiration of him,'as a soldier, but who it hods in the fact that we hare no evi­ say they cannot conscientiously support dence of the falsehoods of one statement any man on the Chicago platform. Hoping the friends of the country will in a column and n half of its matter. look out far tbe best interests of tbe But lot vs pass on to the new method aoldtera fa the field, we will try and do of computing simple interest adopted by our duty fa the face of tbe enemy, whom our neighbor. And that there may be we bare al way a drove into tbe last ditch. no cbanee for mistakes, and thabour read­ y ours truly. Gun. Wsixmak, not pay to asaault, a« we had already the ers may see for thorn selves, wo insert Co. F, Sth Infantry. great object of the campaign, vis.: Atlan­ here tbe latter part of the Pion—• article ta. According!*-,the army gradually and leisurely relumed to Atlanta, and it ia now. camped eight miles south of the “Now Uke the items of expense, as our ■ Washington, Sept. B.wTbe following city, and to morrow will move to the neighbor gives them, and let ua see how is an extract <4 a letter from Gen. Grant camp appointed. I am now writing fa they stand. dated headquarters. City Point, Va^ “Paid 8. D. Elwood, for Printing, Atlanta, so I should not be uneasy fa re­ Aug. )8th, to Hon. E. B. Waahburee: gard to our situation. We have, as1 the 815.000. PsidGeo. Thomas, for Expen­ Dear Sir—I state to all citixens who vis­ raedlt of this quick, and as I think, well ses, 810,00. Expenses for printing it me that all wo want now to insure an Bonds, 810,00. Making a total of these executed move, 37 guns, over 3,000 pris early restoration uf the Union is a deter­ oners, and have buried over 400 rebel expenses, 835,00. mined unity of sentiment in the North.— “Wo happened to know tbe manner in dead, and left as many wounded that) could not be removed. Tbe rebels have which some of these bonds have be— loot, besides the important city of Atlan­ disposed of ; which ia, to sell a. 8500,00 bond for 8450,00 allowing the broker to ta, very valuable stores, at least 500 dead and 2,500 wounded, and 3,000 keep back hia 10 per cent interest in ad­ prisoners, where— our aggregate lose vance, which actually makes tbe interest will not fool up 1,500. Ifthat is not to be paid, about twelve, instead of ten per cent. At this rate, the interest and success, 1 don’t know what la. (Sigacd) W. T. SaaaMA*. principal to be paid for the use of 810,­ 000,00, the basis of our calculation last Maj. General week, would amount fa the aggregate lo 811,200,00. Add expenses ns estimated, regiment per dav. With this drain up­ 835.000 Total, 811335,00. on them, the end is sol far distant, if “If those figures, based on tbe admis­ we will only be true to ourselves. Their sions of our neighbor, and facts fawev to only hope now is in a divided North.— ua, suit him better than our former esti­ This might give them reinforcements mate, be is welcome to them. Thus we from Term esse c, Kentucky, Missouri can see thnt our former calculation of the and Maryland, while it would weaken us. lose to tbe county, by this mode of rais­ With tbe draft quietly enforced, the ing money, was nearly 8300,00 to low. enemy would become despondent, and “Thank yoa, neighbor, lor setting us would make but little resist—ee. I have right Such corrections will certainly convince us, If nothing else will, that “ 'Facta, are atill stranger than Fiction,’ ” •5»** to avert our damaging expose uf its great I1BXBT n. CHAPO. rfFliM. JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. EMIL ANNEK1 CYRUS HEWETT, of Lansing. ALBERT WnTlAMS^of Ionia. nr tfPMie />—raattea, •oTHOBFORD, of Olivet. WITTER J. BAXTER, of Hillsdale. naan tathe in Osegrsss <tb 1 'HOMAS W. FERRY. Where the KcCleilanitee Btsuitf. An honorable foe, like an earnest friend, is always entilled to a certain de­ gree of respect; but a earning hypocrite and a dissembler is only worthy of con­ tumely and contempt. Professions are only worthy of respect, when actions cor­ respond with them. If a man —ya be loves his country, and acts eo as to please tbe enemies of his country, he is in word sod in deed a liar. .If a man says be is in favor of putting down and punishingtreas- on, and opposes every means taken to ac­ complish such an object, he is a discern bier in speech and a traitorat heart Tried by these testa, where do we find tbe advocates of tl.e Peace atany-prioeMcCdlanitesl And we das. all men who stand upoirtiie Chicago platform un­ der that name. Il Is trie, that Platform professes unswerving fidelity to tbe Union, in its first resolve, but that is fol­ lowed by a declaration for peace under such circumstances as would inevitably result in disunion. While the Platform claims sympathy for the soldiary of our army, and promised them cere and pro­ tection, the Convention nominated a man for Vice-President, of whom it was open­ ly boasted tbat he had never voted or giv— a dollar toward paying theee sold iers for the services for which the democ­ racy profees such gratitude, and offiir such care and protection. That Platform denounces military arrests and Imprison­ ment, and the Convention nominated a roan for President who arrested and throw into prison the Legislature of e sovereign State. We do not know bow our neighbor l?arjkee, and sine i"- bumbngged I -fa Me profane ''iln.i. R*ct Go Kt—(I bttak'occurred bn Sstunl the jraee of Goodyear,- BI 14*rliai.- They Mb MS hej. .w3 fora new floom to the as the grist-tn new cut wasobnsiderably I "old race, and during the th Saturday morning, a bl which Jet'thc water from result was tbe tearing out | great confusion, in the! considerable dirt was I dcr tbA'/sawmill • wind dreddollaretc repair, bd use of the miil.for some U in Pennsylvania lm«e bow Um better al isatarHy, late six *01 ««■ DUC th— twenty yeara he tbetr teas,!< GoverwsMel maj steel. Tfay wRI be teas < —fill.as of MCA1M. »**. 8M> h-to p« Sister Hlaiia^H is not quite as young. W •■'nT three years ago as a privat tfe' grsdea of Corporal, Scj Adjutant and Acting Assisi tof Genoral, and is only 18. y <Rd reemn’mendatiifte from I Cefaori Bobusck uf the 7M the commanding officers of Beat this, who ean. | Estate of Silas B. Killer, et si. PROBA TKORDRR.—STATE Of MICHIGAN __________________ ___ ^u» MartKrra.—The tc market on coarse grain, fruft Is rather downward, J Pork and lard are inclined 1 We quote wheat al 82 for ' to 810, fresh- pork I5e, b l«rd 25a, butter 38c, jx»tat> Mp, cheese 20c, Maple Sug <2,00 pyr bushri, npplcs 78 Statx Faiu.—The Anoui State Agricultural Society iu K’alsmaxoo, September 1 23. ■ Why cannot ocreldtel ______ ____ 1 Tun Cokximkxtal Morri I public and It richly merits 11 receives. Tbe Septetnbe | CHANCERY SALE. The whole Copperhead party are a gets al such a result. It is certainly not living exhibition of hypocraoy and de- according to any arithmetic fa modern bqfora usand lx full of intere^ ceipL The veiiest brawler upon our use. Let us see: streets, as well as the man of apparent candor tell us they are not opposed to loss time than five years; sotn^ for ten articles should —becribe. John F. Trow, New York. manner, but they are opposed to tbesub- aorae for fifteen, and some for twenty years. The Pio—er "happen* lo know" vaniooa of the ooastiwtioc which have thnt some of tbe 8500 bonda were sold putting down the rebellion fa a proper grown out of tbe conduct of the war by for 8450. Now let ua reckoo the iu ter­ d— of their alavos airs our present rulers. They are opposed eat and se«1f itefa greater or Ism than would demand iodemnt to tbe emancipation of the slav« of reb­ ten per cent. We will first, for con yen talned, and they would ---------------------which would make the North Slave burn­ uilt and to the arrest and Imprisonment icnce suppoM the bund to bo running ers for tbe South. Yours truly, of citixsna without trial and oqnlrary to ten years. The investment is 8450. The ‘ ■’ “ i U R GRANT. law. And yet theee mme men support iateredt OB this sum for ten y—re at G—B-McClellan for Prerid—t, s man ten ten per cent Is 8450 more ;|maklng wio endorsed the Proclamatkm of eman­ with the priocipal'8900, which the lend-, cipation, and stands as the greatest cham- er should receive during —d al tbe sad pioa of arbitrary and illegal arrests upon this continent. While the present ad often years. minlstrsUoa have erresoted upon milita­ ry orders, aecoeeloo sympathizers here and there, McClellan ordured the ar­ rest and imprisonment of tbe —tire legi slat uro of b sov arsign State. Tbe men Now let us eompute the other ride: These bonds only draw seven per cent, internal. Tbe Lander pays 1450 fora 1500 bond. The bond draws only 185 interests year or 8350 for ten years.— Add thte to tbe fees rf tbe bond, and we have 8850, or 850 less than 8450 would have amounted to at Un per cent., beside Tnu Atlxxtic M<>xtuit best cuqducted magsxiues ill nnd is full of interest. Th>l New Advertisements. Hie teli.vMl. thal ae sscur.i.r. eCrr isdoeearela to leaden m O«u- te*urd by tbr OevarMssaL Is aO ether fen— kt ls<teMK Ww-ta. MM w of , ri.uto • stock companies or separate WSMsUrt. -oljJS plsdjrU far pVSMe*. while for tbs <tebts o< tbs Cnitod States tee Mote lil« country ieheteoeteeeearaihsMriNuweef ell On obUgallons of lbs t’shedKlaie.. UCT1ON BALE. te®oriheitoepla.M<MVj . M .r. nupbeate hrrtifatalsa.wflJ M te—H far,sit »f notes required, sad wfaslbsr they are to lie (Mu.-iir, I,link cr.psjsMo to orUrr. When «u eederard iixicrT'be'Rft'vftUi U» efaoer rseeteteg u. »^-!,u.l.fcOT<rtlA»a r«~-7T>’ dumber i« folly equsl to pre! separate articles, all are goo tisbed by Ticknor <J< Fields. I A year ago several journ.-. recommending their readers Dollar “Greenback" in scour I ttdefrent Journal for the HO (including tbe Little Ones.) I DEN, and for tbe FARMj SM Annual Volume of tbe J which Is fall ofgood things.' tKfr,'—d -tertalning, and jd year's Interest from tbe time II Ml doe to tbe end of tbe ten years. ' PuMWsar ia s—ding out to Thking tbe Pumw'r proposition op five years’ time, and tiro interest would just equal tan per —at., eaoepting tbe farato (bn lewder of the tsssfin *riwotklMsfor VtatePraoMsM! Am they fai Of wet year’s totem*. Tbe sum W «*«• tbe not traitors at heart, and labwing Wk- wM* ths . lender fully for tbeworee. of tbe rabaili-f —ty raskra. On the ten year, time, Andar.llj.m- truthful or boom* who then, tbe co—ty would save 850 end upward, on -eh 8AM. Applying tfeja TheM'0at«, when sold I tteyraraql advance In cosftfcriSdU<*re to take-ba month (September), at It �may Ks present aiUnioa on Saturday evening w*xl AjuhaMBviNUd*gj be a general rally. , Mttx Raes Gox'a.—Quite a swiows brtak occurred on Saturday moraiag at thc’raee of Goodyear, Bartow di Had­ ley’s MUI. They had Uen taeavatteg < tor a new floom to the sawmill, within a n»Ht worth. DriiMDin —. Th. new cut was considerably lower thaO the old race, and during tbe thunder storm of Saturday morning, a break occurred which ht'tha water frora tbe dam thro' ! «! J 3, j^OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ARK fl® it the new cut and under tbe aaw rnDL Tbe result was tbe tearing out of several rods ' of the race and floom and carrying out a large amount of riirt.aad mixing bridges. floom plank and timber and, sawlogs in great confusion, In‘ ‘the chasm. A considerable dirt .was deputed un-z der the’ sawmill ; which ' will ’ have •jSWfWW. t » 7n « * to be removed. M will «•* several hyndred dollsrv to repair, beside losing the use of the mill for aunie lime.' . ’ Y ANKEE BRONSON’S SHOW. an volunteer, ualy 17 jron old.' tR; have to mention a case which, we think boat* our 8>»t*C Statt«v»l>bimgh the age it not quite as young., Willys L. Good­ rich, eon of Col. L. Goodrich, now a resi­ dent of tbit village entered lha service three years ago as a private, passed thro' tbe grades of Corporal, Sergeant, Mayor, SPECIAL KOT1CES. YOCXG OR OLD. Adjutant and Acting Assistant Adjutant General, and is only 18 years old last March. He haves the service wtlhwplen«Hd reemri menialtonsMwm Gen. Wcited, MORTGAGE &ALE. G-ltasd Babcock .>f tbe“5thN. Y'., andsU tbe commanding officers of his regiment. Beat this, who can. , Ina H*artT*.— Tb4 tendency of tbe market on eoarae grain, potatoes and frail ia rather downward, while Butter, Pork and larJare inclined to advance.— We quota wheat at 12 for white, flour 88 3 Jlffl’is to 110, froth pork ISe, beef 8 to 10e, lard 25a, butter 38c, potato** 00c Oats 80c, cheese 20c, Maple Sugar 23c. brant ♦2,00 per bushel, applet 75c to 11,25. Stats Fain.—Tbe Aquual Fair *f the State Agrioujtarsl Society ia to be held in Kafarnaxoo, September 20, 21, 22 end 2A Why cMOotovrcitinsM bo re pre­ sented 1 The State Frees Aasceiteien meet* on tbe 21st, the aecoud day of the Eair.________________________ Tun ConnsxxTAi. Mowrut-r ia gradualif growing in favor with tbe reeding public and it richly merits the pntronnge it receives. Tbe September number Is imfure uaand iafull of in Ureal. Person* wishing a magazine filled with sterling articles should aabecribe.. Send $8 to John F. Trow, New York. IB COSFEtMOXS AXD EXPERIEXCE IWI Tria Atxaxtic M«>xtwlt.»s one of tbe j beat conducted magazine* in this country ‘ nnd is full of interest. The, September number is fully equal to preeeeding num­ bers. We hayq not space to speak of asperate articles, all are good. lt> pub kriiod bv Tickoor ds Fields, Boston, al W-y-r. ________ A year ago several journals united |n ? Mr recommending their readers to invest a Dollar “Grraabach” in cerariag that very excellent Journal for the HOUSEHOLD ;LU.impwi (including the Little Ones.) for th* GAR DEN, and for tbe FARM, called the it ,s Amsnrwu riynmfawiri. Many perww Were thus led to subscribe md we believe dl who did so have bees much more than sabdted. They have received tbe 28d Annual Volume of th* JgriraZtorart which Is fall of good things, veto), ?rwrteal, s»»d entertaining, and just now A* Publisher ia sending out to each of hia bla PuMWtar ^b-TAbvra applying, < pra—» »i 8 'V&i»kS. - ■ Tumi Werth *cR-».»w^ raid ten terse] ■. I?’7-'=■■■ i• SsM of one of tbe *<* rwsnarkabl* Strawbar ilea that'bp re srar lrrr~ brought out. Three phots, wb« sold by, tW «'/ k.-«« u—.r> “ 1'545 itvn ik? Pj“‘ £ .‘S 40 ' • Cl M M 4 *fu3aft/tr �K tKEUED MrcncAietuv HAjrare* D^G STOJK&H1 mi Roberts &« Striker, ^Cheatcals, Fat.U, Olto, Sphene, Bsraiac Fl<14. TUIU'BNTINB AND ALCOHOL. HI! UWM, ta- FOB mechanical and medicinal PpBP06E8,0Xl.Yje Alto a tall »<Mb af -ar those- grocRriebi 8zggaseg.sg!rj^s -2u *X *ld 1 Lnl m/whSL, M, Al “Jaaareitoi a Tnioer, Mechtoto . 4P8 EXTRACT BOOlU ANDI IMiOVED K03E WASH CURES ^fre''CURE°!SW;i BECKET DISEAREB IlBte -I bare uad Ute -People1. l»re' In ny fa •IfeRTfa btotLI. rew.af torofbla -4 1 - Jaundice, Kidn^ Oohtiplcmig, <A\ ^uau* <4 kav x<a\.\KYc. J 7. . ■R\XXay% ate tottoVowA o$ tare' AtiA ^ob»«.t$w\. toot* axvA Xxcy^or, \nltue\v J; 10 ’ ‘ Alto a groat variety of the ■ , bytbeoaeof hence it wort. wonder. F“ STATIONERY, weredofaved,*nd?that th. ■ POISON., Eaa. by th. uaa»f •'ro«aa»Cx xaraixnajia," been dried nu in th. noion. to break OU I ia an aggravated farm, and ptrbaju afltr Jitrriof. ———ytOt — ~tae ITn.aaoui'1 Exvaaer Brone for all affectloo. aad diw-e. W th. URINARY. ORGANS, wh.ibar existing ia abutosr raMata from wba*. R. J. GRANT I PENS, PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, 4fc, *4. . Upon oar shelve. may be found all of ttta MpMitetaoed by irregular aatfat of tbe di gretlreaad to Abrw~ ^.L .nd perm.oent relief from the Hitler*. Tbe feetimoay oa tbi. point to wreel ooodurive, .nd fro® of eoaWtrelfate nteatol. Pnuotort and Debility and dtelrepftad. dHrinr Ae^ it exerciwe the riectrle lotnewca. Jo the eonvaiMCMlteaceof .11®teeaea It operafa M a 4« ligfattlel Invlgrirant, When tbe power, ofoath re ere relaxed, hoperele. to re euforce ant re eetobRAUbetn.- ■ ' Last, bol not leeei. H ia 7Se Oolf .trfe .Ktolaol bMarteaaafhetaredfro® MMndawd fnnoaratma lereil. cod entirely free from tbe acid element* prreeel more or lea. ia all tbe ordlnwy tonire .nd Come and See 11 WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED Ct o o » s, OFFICE* OVER BLAKE’S STOREL Will attend U all calli in iboTtoe ofhiapreCreoogb trial, .nd wherer er introduced are rapidly ■fat, with jworaptoew tod BdeHty J WeiMlag the ■apercediag all oUiore. ," Ttev POOMM tbe Writ of .itepHcit, aad , caae of nanaaeaienl, ao that fiftaca mfaotee Initructtoo will enable aay one to nae ibrei (B unilteifaty.i The toUawlog are totae Oftiter ftX.O'C'Cx.OtcXx. vxxx< \toov twavw^i t)o«tov> "BAX.** ,z > r . Bt. TkoVac-V* * SX.o«*ixc\x 'a’Atove atftXVx Ybe>K laaw.'* HcVate axvA OotK^etV -r Atom. •qlxjmxx^ Yu.t\ax\.cVo\.\5 awA vctoki Xvje^a\o^a\»\x. *»»• sEtr-Aojosmo wrinoeu v-Sh-iitrr«H*L o nimi-Semet lo grt out of Ordtr. ^Wriagera, aent, Express Paid oa n- GROCERIES Manhood : How Lost and How cured and told, whnleaak .nd retail by Restored. » l.i —-.!■ ' ../ . .,■ fttoaxacY. 'BVtXeva surrey e air v~!HItS22Sl ar*to* Mte*eeH ’¥»vtaA,\>e ^wutTAvfta 'BvarAbta, laXtrx^, ^cvuMoa^av, etc. STiaoe ffiitera arw put up in quart botiloo.of uAicirtXa abJw m a fao-oimtio. faW*’jliUfy dn>rtrt>od,orui <■ prewdtei «<CA a ufo-gwi aowUau^Mfa* tfH* H j* *ottto, oo •infer ... r . a W. Jfblwtol, (Projrrtetor. JTo. 6 Jo* fSWtolte, a >nr edltioa of Dr. Cal««r. well’. Celebrated Eaaay on the rwdfcteC.re | (without medicine) of Sr.inroiucn, or 8to t<> WOd. THE AMEBICAH OBGAH pdteney, menu l Mid phyt Imtnta to marriage. Ac Epllepay and Filajadaca aexuaj extravagance. > I. aa entirely new teternaafak It coaltea. bath Tim AMXB1CAK ORGANS SW T&oWcV* . fttovcvOacXv li\X,X.QJt% • ftX®xwxc.\v ‘Bv.Vte.v* wart cheibateu nnrr Never fail to eteltfr tboee who give U>«> atbor- s,®. ft m. sncnrarB K®DIfOTB3D IPMffiSS. AMERICAN ORGANS, SRitl Crmtli Alta|tnt>i, 3'txDTS & SHCIBS', in fittses vanaxn styles. Pric«,?kin ’Vo’ft.ke. X>». 'SLo\>cxW« ftXovcv<xe\v ‘BVCterw vcu>\v,oroX«, X\vt vscoNa. cbtvdt ta&vUXaX^A. .. . l>.„; j.,... .. । Wl CXTjT «RWlVRaA«SU,M. A large stock of B. B. WIGHTMAN lALEMI’ GROCERIES' . *-..1. knit., l.rd. P art. \\vt Yoat tM^vNb TniaA. PATENT MEDICINES IN MY LIKE Of TkADE fooof F'tMM jhodhty’ S««® (moairistr j>xiiTunuxni Asd Ca«klas Extracts, tjt futiuiul LMMfouaa»>mTW o ■ ’i:T U. COFFEE, SCO AB. SPICES. »>W*» PRUNES. FIGS. RAU1EB. CODFISH. t=ateu4lsr’*'*“ ditoatot. aad expelling «ZI A«m*W, DU~d Md ■ vo co cure O.W KW “«U tee«K v* Vmav to, buy ae a wexdtoi aa«k\—a swxy 'K.^uto.tov ft toy euewte. ■to to* "Btoou* dkevrwto (AtoeWeetovvABoutotoM* Ko.*.5ov o.to«utoM,to*«. cwthwtoi »« oaAwU. at SuweAto »>»*.*, wtoto, tokuatoveyev c\un«AAw*, <taA nt to* »vs>*» Uaa, <m ________ , , .-.■.-‘miW^Btui.iS n vwvw KA JZ.hX/,///T/WA COME AND BUI JIlfcE ,*pv,d nLU Clothing „'P.:ZST.'.,v"ldw *• teriir«s°iuA *" ,w‘ ■«•*« na TbrtXcSuartog. for ih. tetaft fo rw In AND Ss?:; -■*- - BUTCH EAIHUIIA COFFEE CO. DRY GOODS 1 The Great French Remedy! HARD-WARE! The only certain aad Baft Reourfy for ail Otari In. Ob»tructluu., Monthly Difllrirltire, Irregular! be., and ell the other dhree.ee to which the women IMKHiTANT AND T8£BI a£K<T,.^^.-x;s;5 ;.ateteGoo4»e./« HM' IRSQM FARMER, .Gw. Aft. omca SI WAMUXOTOX ar. . OOB GOOD. Unusually Loto I i~* W*. *— itoeb MK.C W« uk« ia •’■ iiTrWfl tor fo<to WhMK Corn, OtW.BRMhfr. Urd, Pork, aoi finally almost ♦wyiling you hare � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-09-21.pdf daf659d1a1c17f049a7e60cd54a3fe91 PDF Text Text tsvbA tftlTBAH fjt $axti«gs S»i»er, DYSPEPSIA, IS PUBLLSHIDjnriBY WIMBD1Y, ' AT RllTiaei, BABBT CCDJTTT, MICKWAB AX© MUUBRB RBBVLTIItG r*©X ------- But we edemnly UBevw that ■ha.otte tad undiaMnAdatf of Ml foyal Pro»a*Loa. Rte rtrfoa vaa plehaant, man to Baw»-------------hi* maaww aat»eet and *mpha«k A* \j, enthusiastic) Tk. Goat <rc>u (.Wta.) ««»«"•■ be wanted with till tbam«,W. mind MRBriig' ante”________ _ _ ____ ____ _ tarn* • vary iuterwtlng letter (mm B«. I and overwhrimtag defeat * (be platform joU r Mfa., i^STSr tb« rtftk mi* grew to Qw magnltode of hi* body. Was elaartac UAAmm , and eeodid.taaofClde^*. Brtsrasn the lai Circuit, <1*10* an sdeount of • roeoat felt 1 ww*> the yrpeeao< of the gnat two tbe efoooe i* between patriot toot and iatarttew with Mh Uatoxsuha »• guiding intellect of tb* age, and that thoec “ bug* AUanteen aboeider* ver* treason, belwren Slarery and Liberty, port of tbe rMnoriM of Ita ,4*1100 la i»> lit to bear the ve^hl of mlghtieci moo. between a country and no onwntry, gard to tbe conocquonoeo wbujh would archiea.". Bl* tranipar*ni, bon«*t, re belwrvn Jrffrreon Dart* and Abraham fUluw Um adoption of tbe wir p-Tfey B* theegM Rew ottee Ur metlMr. dead. ' Lincdn. “Cimoee ye tbie dey whom urged by tbe friend. of Gen. MbCloltao. publican .implieity, bl* guthing *y«■Bad emu th* wKmm ABD DO GIVB MTTK* BATidFACTJOg path*, for tbo** vbo Mfcred their Ii»ee >yawlUter**V« . J edge Mil to waa aoeompented bywx A* Ihauet aieh dew. bu tatf-toa* eye. for their country, bi* utter forfdlfnlneee Bar* mere TMtaamn*, I _Tha pep*pert of victory te brilliant. If Governor RandaH, nt thia atete, wbo te• (•fftDlghlago Mg Uncolife reelection troduced him to the President, and whom ot **lf in bi* eeocara for U* welfare, •earned d> ubtfol, thecaee i*D»w changed. ba warmly thank* fur hi* rapdineea to could not but inipirc me with confidence nMaayeAerwrtototeMMteeteeL 'Tbe obtragrou* character of the Chicago •erve hi* friend* from W toconrin at the that he waH]****•'• iaatrutMDt. to onoW. *rfy „,o.. to ceeuwdhl tele a— ducl Bi* people tbrougb thia eea if blood C«form. end tbe auMblny effect of oar AND WIU PAY BAOOO le vtotoeteeby land and sea, have re- the Suldier.’ Retreat, a “building not im­ to a Gaanan of peace and freedom. J. T. MILLS. klodled the,old aathualMm ia loyal posing ia aixe. haf hidden In foliage, the breast*. We summon all our friends to ground* tastefully laid out.’’ «. hard work. Organise I Tbe cause de­ Tbo Party erBarrewBer. ■MFLABB’8 CERB1S BITTERS Th* fujlowiog to Judge Mill's account mand* every msn'a beet service. Let ' of bis Interview with the Preeidrot, whet WILL CURB ETKBY CAM OF Tbe copparbead* and democrat* ara evtry loyalist with a tongue ia bi* heed he said, and bis impreeaioo of Mr. Lin­ propping, la th* coming Pr*aidefiti*l go to every duebtful iu*o in bi* neigh coln: ■ campeiga, to ceajer* with the word burboud. reaeoajhg te»e with him ear­ Availing themselvae of tb* Tbe Governor asked al a man In wait­ “Peace?’ nestly end candidly. All men who will ing if tbe President had arrived. “Yea." hardship*, diaoomcot* sad high price* listen to reason can be made to eee the • a* the reply. We entered a Drat incident to th* war. they hope to secure .J® <ir u Sr.* ” ” bi «»4 turpitude of the Chieagn schem* for tbe plainly furolahed room. A marble table a aoflldtent aegperl for their candidate by the B*to Aeert.tr of tb* ftewnaeb. W.aor*. Hmrtbnre.btogv.tLr Feed, Ftetem* «r *Z| overthrow-of the Republic. Nor are we* le tb* centra. Directly appeared I spreading th* impression that w* cannot miatotcre in ibeir pulpiia to be exempt fnxn an adjoining apartment, a tall, have pe»ee under Mr, Lincoln, end by frnm tbi* needed service. Let them take gaunt looking figure, shoulder* inclined promising it, more cr lee* explicitly, K. B. WiGUTMAW A CO., Fm> U>« InSrp—droi of Kept. BA. fit and early opportunity to make known firward, hi* gait a stride, rapid and abuf-, under some other candid*te. Tbe plan DttALBRSlX QB0CBB1BH. peeviUoa*. 9t Christian duties of a eititan to bit fling, ample unde re landing* with large i* well devised, and th* father* of it du.o, e..b, boiler, lord. y^rk. ..d m>* Al APPEAL TO TIE PEOPLE. the •UkiaAk Alee toy* ■*■***. *»a»e«a- B*“r. country in *uctr « teiato as this. If any •Uppers, and Briarian arms, with a tee* probably could eot pUoe themed re* on Fill" ooopwiphwI lot ee tebewwc pew-holder te afraid uf politics in the Coliieraia Bleei. S*aie .treat. Hateiaga. Mtek. any stronger basis. Bui it would be a ■ek-gMbery < A pahocelmmreainm held pulpit, and aUye away on that aeecunt, radient with intelligence and humor. Tb* Governcg addreaeed him : Mr. pity, indeed, if any aueb wretched aepbet Chitegu offeoefta' the -vaSragd of th* | let nut the mlaister to* outwitted by tbi* President, this to my friend and your ivtry covM euetaed. . There I* no man in people a ptotforvn which ignomin«>a*ly [ poor stretrgem, but immediately vtoit , trieod, Mill* from Wiecooeln; they are tbe country,-probe My ynor* bcavtUy -d*and w ickrtUy VQ jWir, core mon ; him at hi* Store or house—ia BO ease , REMEMBER the h-rty frieod. of tbeUrfM." eirrnw of peso* than Mr. Uncoin.—anlern enemy the sacred cause lor which the . THAT TnStlTTKRS IS Isteiag any man God a corner of refuge “1 could not leaye the city. Mr. Presi­ it be General Grant or General Sherman North ha* been coutroding for four beruic fr.HB tb* e*arcbln« argument and appeal. "jearv. ThM platform fall* ep<m the , If every good eilixse shell do hl* duty 1 dent, without bearing word* of cheer Th* loyal people of tbie country ara and, from your owu lipa. Upon you, a* tbe throughout tbe war, have been eager for Cantata* ee Bern * WUakey. country, not during * period nf gtdnm | AUTD qAw»«p wTftPK’W’WfcmrRft^na a* if we were driven by Gen. fz-e to the for th* neat two month*, there will than , repreeentative of the loyal pebpl* depend, peace. What then la meanly the cop­ follow l<»ng year* uf Peace and Liberty,, a* wd belioaa, the exieteuce of ear gov­ perhead or demnerat when Wcell* him­ extreteity1 of eurreuder. but at the bright- te which V> reflect oe the eweelnee* of ern toeot and the future of America."—, self a friend of peace 1 Ho meaua. U be It TOIHC rtt period iff th* war} st a time when m- having . served one’s eoualry when she This introduced political topic*. meada anything in particular, that he is ■trad of falling at the feet of the enartiy, meet treaded service. God eave the Re‘Mr. Preetdent," said Governor Ran. in faroe of conceding to the rebel* the the enemy to foiling at ooru; at a time 6^r READ WHO SUS SO: I dell, “why can't y*>n ecek aeuluiion, and right uf ecctteaion, or of laying down when our arm* sever texd aoeh a Inrtre play hermit fu* a fortnight 1 it would anna lik* the king of Denmark sod mak­ rvee* th* Bev. Uvt O Brok. Patter of tS* B*Ml*t of victories achieved, and victories ex­ re-iovigurata vou." -■ ing such terms aa we can with the eoemy. Cherek. Penbertea, N. J., ferwwriy of tb* Berth pected. In tbe midst of Cha great mili­ "Aya," aaid the Preaident^two or Mr. Lincoln, on tbe other hand, to in BepMCbevra, Pbiltortpei*. “Won’t yod boy a eplendid portrait of ' tary and rteval movement* of Grant, i three week* would do me no good. I foror of eenipeZhag th* rtkte to lay down I kava Sana* HmSuJ'i Ootbu Mtten fcrerw Sherman and Farragut—three hard- Gtn.-Grant!“ *eked a m<>»l Inlelllge®*cannot fly from my thoughts—my eolic- their arms, and of forcing them to make gauntleted men, whose Dlowe are making pedlor, *ix month* from England, of a itud* for tbi* great country follows me •ueb term* aa they can with m. Ou* tbe enemy real in all part* of the field — country fritted at one of our hotel* afow wberever I gc. I dnc'l ibiah.tlpvwnal ad rucatea pence through eerrendar; tb* a body of conapTratort leap up at Chicago d*y» aince. ’ No, Sir; I do not want II" •unimontyYbe Nortif tt "lay down its “Ah ! then you wifi take thia of General vanity or ambition, though 1 am not free other advocate* peso* through victory. from tbcaa mfirmiti** ; but 1 cannot but B<»th aro peace an**, seeking a common arm* proclaiming to "the retwdfton that SfcCfrllteir’ Nu, no; 1 wtwld'nl have feel that the weal or wn* af thia great object by the uea of different means. If •« canent roaquer it, and giving to Jef- .that any fcdkr." “Ah, Sirreeumed the faraon Dart* thia mesaaref “Sir, tbowgh [ peddler, vexing confidential. “I eell 1 nation will ba decided in November.— tb* party of Mr. Liecola to to be called 1 There I* no programme ofTered by auy lbe war-party,— designating it by the you are already beaten, and all the world , kl¥>re of MeCtelkn now then I do of wl^c of toe Damoeralw perty but that meana wbieb It advocate* to secure peace keeww it, yet, »f you can nedy bide tn , Grant but If 1 only had Go*. Lm, I could I lean must reault in the permanent destruction —then the wipe teheed* and democrat* •iatar-quarters till next March, we,! •eft ten time* a* many of him uf th* Unu>n.“ . ebowld be called, not tbe peace-party, bet your Northern a!lias, boptag then tw be t.f McGal I an-and M tfo tete* "But. Mr. President. Gen. McClellan Ar awrrondtr parly. If we w«fe to '**y to an average Dem­ _______ masjh.wuwh.!—: in pneetmion of the g->t era meet, will declare tbe straggle a dream betele, Vie- [ ocrat what w* undoubtedly baliere—<b*t is in favor nf craohlag nut the rebellion by ferae.. He will be the Cbicwgo can lory on neither aide, and wMl glee ynu tw>’*lhird* of tb-^e now noleily fur Mo >nr9lc.AN didate." >m eqnaLahaecb with the loyal states in i Ctellan Wu*!d rafbtr ,vp}e directly for ‘-Sir." aaid lb* Praeideat, “the alightLee, ba, wou ld probably reel*! if not re• elate preefta ranee* l**»*er**. *ad pertiee i tbr eettiement." | Waahmgtou, Sept. 7.—Th* P maiden t wet know ledge of arithmetic will prove I tertrlaatf IteaUy.eftkeaeafalwMaalDr. Hear 8uch to th* beeeweee which a great ( iwnt the ae^crtion ; but no candid Mo lull (laraiea Bitter*. I d*p*rt Ar *m* free* sty ’o any man that the rebel army cannot in a recent cootereaxion with a Republi­ *m*I eonrw. to avpraaa **y Ml oeaeiatiea^ltoi. party ia the Neath **e asked to ratify ( C1rT)»ni;c will deny that !**’* fttunl he destroyed wftn Damcoralie strategy. can *aid that an armiatie* ooc* arranged with their nBae .naXX. Newer*ber. Wq| M&i fo>* •"'t tfcCltlUn Am McCTcflan’r nrccexx. Bera la a ‘Union ! I* w-eid eaerifie* All the whk* man uf for and granted from a Government to Hr ,. l,WMOunlt BIT fail; tat e**tojr. I i believe that tbe paunrium of a krga p«r Gvneraf. ••p'ring to he PiWdtol of the j Ihe North to 4o iL Iber* pr* nuw in relxl* ha* oarer reaulted utharwi** than doefe Be*. It wiHte verrtoe tWUtkoM «U ' lion ef the Democratic party to at UuU. LWM te b* .Itoted, iTal All. toot the earvioe of th* United Stataa near in a final acknowledgement of indnpena**.h**elA* *h<»« * *mmgenuine »tuff ia be eajolad Ur denoe to th* rebel*. A* the iodepen­ [devJL’a plot. Those eernaat War Dem-, op the »lrrngih of bi* own aehlerkmenf*, 200,000 able "bodied eoLwwd men, most dance uf Medco wea arantoally Acknowl­ 8uppo** of them under arm*, defending and aouerata, who, from Fort Sumter till now, but <to that <>f.hi* antagonist. edged by Mexico, BO »n amiiotioB grant, From Bov W.rrvn R,»40lph. Paster of th. have not grown venry In giving thrift- i^uepaid*, Lid tflumpUd M FmimtAe | qeirteg Uni<m territory. Tb* Darooarated to the rebel* would be an indirect aalvea and their aulaUitutee Io the Union burg, taken Richmond, broken the Rebel I io aertagy demand* that the** foroe* ba agreement to at eptne future time to eocause, are not to be deceived by the q«i>- power, and rec»t*f.li*hed tb* authority ditbandvd, and that the master* ba cno- knuwledge thia Independence. In regard cillated by raaiorlng them to slavery.— om* *trategy of the peace man a^ Chicnap. "f the Un'H.0 <>r*r the S'wti. d"M any Tb* blank mag who now aaritl Union to the draft, he ataled that on thr fir»t “We accept the platform adopted by men behe-w that McCUTIac would bar* day* after the cell waa made, the average the Cooveolioa,*' saya Tit. Jfc. T<^ri. been !<■ d*5. e 'formWbb cbwipelifor foe prienwere to aaedp*. ere to be converted number of rreruita received throughout the Preeidancr.’ Ditto aa to Hookgr’* । mtuour anamae in the vata'bope U gat*Daily Num (the organ of Vaitoodighem. W* lb* whole country wee about 200 per Or euppoee I mg th* good wiU Of the. maatara, I Bm.and FrniADlJu.Wu'ri) “a* a prraf Cbancclb-rawiile rBbrt! . afiall bare to fight iwonatlooa instead of day. Tbeninweneving day* it increaaed /riMavh VAfoTaHMr-pertp." Tbiata true, G^n. Grant h*d. routed Lea'* *rmy al [one. to 300. and the number I* ateedily in But whet due* k prqre I k nrovef that Spotteylvanl*. end ran him tbence al You cannot conciliate tb* South If you creweiog. We muet, he aaid. do all wo from the Democratic party tbe genuine ’fwadlong'tored 1nU« North Caroline, who can to encourage tide. We ehall proba­ men hay* fi*||en sway in such number* • •wild to day U taking *Lek I* General guarantee to ibam ultimate e*ot«*e; and bly 1*1 the draft dally along, rn furring th*.experience uf the present wpr prpvee h.f. chbbbt. a* to lea re the few malignaqt peace-plot­ McClellan a»,a Preeidential a*pir»nl1— It in a few localltiaa where they don’t tbelr eucooM 1* inevitable if you Bing tb* Buppoite U were now morally certain ter* a utyjrijy .W the management. That IOIDTTY CTJEXK 0*4 SoUry Pwblte. om dorapulsory labor of mlHioaa of black •how lufficient energy in recruuag. but I ia tbe Coert Hee*«. platfixm, the wqrk of evil-minded men tbetlbr Rebellion witeid finally collapse men Into their aid* of the eeal*. Will we tnual do all we cau to eoeourigu thoe* writes defeat in adtance upryn tbe banners Tn Srpterr.bar, who would give a button It you give ««Jr eaemlae aueb military ad­ localitiae who work with celerity. uf that party- M.w. who toy* their for McClen«n’« chance of eleclipa Jn No­ vantage* a* iMpravumeM*, and Uwa de­ had been decided to loarind th* order vember! □Jbo dime not *ee that bi* rouplry, whetbee Deroocraja or nnl, th* prohibiting the exportation of arm*, and pend >m ooexing. Battery and ouaqasrioa fortune* rifo a* the country eink*, and moniest they emnprehend the foil Irraa necmaary order would be laaued in a that hmchmiee* would be brightened by to got them beck into the Union f Aban. d<>a aft th* post* now gkrrinmcd by few day*. fn. mHntrv’. rwin. ' 1 . Mr. Lincoln mid bo and Secretary FeabUefc men; take 200.000 m«w from our aide -and put them 10 the battlefield or *euden had bad many mukuM di*oe**i«o* Two' Imperte’ai Statameat*. that Mr. McOalGf ha* been counrolled r ' core-field agninrt u*. end we would be a* to permit and encourage the trede in by acme of the better minded of bi* ad­ Joffaraop. Davb made lw 0 *1*tern cut* Cutrrpelled to abgndoc tbe xtr tti thre* cotton, and be thought tbie wae what mirer* notto wrU» biw name in cudorac to Gi|naira and Jaquraa,' which, takrfl they would decide upoc. Perfectly free mahl.or |uch.jMi liwull to hl* country.— toghtbsr, muat' diMurb. the. equanimity We have to bold territory in ipclem- trade in enuo* by iadivideal* who pej There are m<ud . n»gn throughout lb* of tha Northern peace party. One i*. ewt and eickty fleev*; wWr* ar* the fur In greenbaclM, and the army and neNorth* who*Ua thought and .till .Ihiqb that Um 8<>nlh will eornpc no term* abort Demacrata to'du this I k waaa frae vy to be directed to prole** and encour­ UM Mr. McClellan ha*..jwf( , oCindependenoe ; the otbar i*,- that the fight, and the field was open tp »b* Wpr age lb* trade eo far m it ia teadoeted lifrtlalca* thepalraitog—w,Mfk Southern hostility to the North will last Deoionrato to put down thia rebellion within *ur Hne*. the qw>f oenduhme be­ ।eelong »*. U»« present generation of by fighting againstIxilh master and slave, ing that all cettoe abipped to or tbaeogh any that any man who,, fcc .any.,,office SpteUternera. Eton then, if peace be long before th* >fto*nt potty was itrau- New Ynrfc, *h*l) there L* Inepected and made by dtaunion, peace will only lead pay l*A** *» tbn internal revenue. , forth ae this dreerrea to be brapdad’ >• [ ,jo new waft ip which tbo South will be g" rated. There hare been Nien base eaaagb to history a* the basset son <lf N« fittber- I ia poeseetiou of ail .the atronghold* which prapuee to me to r*M«« k*. •1»W • ilamL -ii 'jaoow hUd. Peace mean* the giving bleak wgrrjore of Port nud*on.an<rOiueTo Republican* and War-Democrat* wp nf,«hel we bate Mined ■! a sacrifice ter, and thus win tbe 'respect of th* toaa—to all .launch fn«md*. of the Urnua .dhowro.tein Md tXMO.ooo.ax) «>d JT lu*. • • RiiHsM if v*. I (it; mease pl** a.eiqiihr expeodnore in I be dhninad la' lime Lhe future to.plaw pom*I roe where. •• Pl.oe Ojto is "Dw x Twx3’JSSssA'>ttrta' >•'. ■■!», ' J, if • m*W“'.ii’ . ■ ■ 1 >4mT* ee«r U« PteS^M. AJD DI018T1Y1 9B0AR8, AM CUMD XT H00FLAXV8 H GERMAN BITTERS, ghstinjs’ gusiness Jirtrtwj. Uisullini. wet axcKowcaic, THE •afoee bsM atoMrfutld witeaBebi 6*r- e <m Ibe^dvWbrhMeglvWte nM »• CmM “ik-.k .iMf" “ iw ' �f«al4al Hastings •nd the full■■itt:ante^ ., ■syet Committee. ______ and Prairieville Mi l tee 5A, ■ tome, o l B^wMbd v lemma- aw t.H ettifmz: • AfltfrilMXtOUtLUJiU. r •* I. W.T. OreiJteuototaated foe Geo. McClellan,in accepting the nomine,. reeefitaifreln ^Flret 'Dtatftat. ';** • ., Jphe t’wenjHfe, wo quit* harmonious WWW; fast tee auteaalMai waa not there. unit: insignificance, and the campaign tor ALBERT WILLIAMS^nrio.!, ’v 'Mr SbaerMtea^Ml of PnMt ZsrfreWise, O. HOSFORD, of (Nfoeu WITTERJujSxTEif "HblTiui ep the principles enunciated. Thu chanan, after hie nomination, aaid, no more James Bachaoan, but lb* teal be i^ay be on tea unfortunate ticket, htaun wonder Ibe aepirante for lafemy cinnali platform. bitter tears that will be ahed for very •hame by «ome of the children of thr.c Let that *p«a late at atlas R. Miller, m al. . 77 o I A. hTAtjr OF MICHIO* 5 dl|ofpr evUtfwWtw. that tee worn ‘with they eotfld poatlM^ toahe an enemy it Bsm. AflNE?^oFljmsing. CYRU9 ttEWErT, of Lanafng. The offwos almost want begging, aa oar readbut ths principal part'of tbe regiment ert-irtll Judge when eeeing tee neioea of UM. «boS»^ntM to b. ucriltod.- bare gone to Buraeida’s Point and hare Xi«™ >• V.l-WTiS',w: «■>*«.' !»’■ mH yet rdtaraed. Tberegimeut h pl«*«antly ailualed one and a half or two ever, for teci£nppecb>eifo »f tbh Coun­ ty feel like tee eupportem of tee grave- mile* couth of Lexington, oa a beautiful i«nu. lAlitagjgSgWr.A^. 1 fa*Mw<MI~> not beau advised fta I * - i^xCihMut RI ewwgo were not Rgtnrroiia. .«! Bling th, ^talite, 4*1, fa jaasar--*" Only tbiek of the Tbereepee II ia ordered tkal Tends; Um 11th sod4.1 Xvie^i «r kiu tomld ata£. £d i ether pareeaa ieuraaled la aaid tatata, art ra- In on* reaped McClellan aland* alao apo, in the fute«. wfeeo it ahall be «aid •qparely upon tee Chicago < platform.— of them teat their fetbaxa ran on a Gq>But viewed in another light be repudiates perbead BurrPodor tickot tn 1964. a part of tee'p^atform by lbtorjJrettng it differcolly from wirni the great light* of | THOMAS W. K tea kindly cooaentec al Addre. before c 4iety.ua tee ISte dl Usios School.—I MMW workmen, I Utooo SebMl buildia ed eo tbat tbe f*ll t tnencc until Monday i bi* pagty, tee founder* and makers ttf tee ' platform itself, tee oralure of the Chica­ go Convention eiplained IL And yet he ■tend* upon tbe platform, saying tbit be believes bi* vies wa* their viekr, and be certainly desires to be understood that Whew Geo. MaOellm was asked by tbe Committee on the Conduct of the War, whether the Navy depart rnent had not offered to carry tremps Artlltarr Fl re-Ro Battle. down ibe Potomac to dear tbe 'rtver City Point. Sept 15.—-Yeatcrday tee rebel betterte which lined it for morning Gen. Birney opened all hi* bat­ Otony weeks, la 1M1, be could ant teries oa the rebel wnrka and on tbe city member • when be wa* asked wbetl <i( Paleraburg. and literally rained *hol and .Kell on them for aver two hours.— Thi* wa* in retaliation for tbe rebel* fir lag pe our picket* at all hours. All acoouiii* of an impending battle not remember. Unluckily, Captain Fob on the Weldon Railroad are mere *pecu tbe As*i*lani Secretary oftbe Nary, did latioos, based oa temote probabilities.— remember, aa.aieu <>there. Whether Lee removed hi* headquarter* Again,, when tbe Committee ached to Reams* Staliuo, aa reported by dweert him whether he was “dowa at tbe river. era, to oversee an engagement, or not, be doe* not acctn disposed to bring on one WAR NEWS II bled at Chicago, »* their candidate al tbe be used, It placet Mt aisertlon that the nest elect ion for President of the United Union mutt be preserved. io ite true States, ft I* unOeneeaary for mo to say light. After having agreed toShe ttateto you that tbi* norm nation come* to me unsought. 1 am happy to know tbit meot that war it a fall ora, sod teat peace-’ wbee tbe nnmination was made tLe record able meant alone must be treed, it la of of my p-ibiioHfo woa Kept in view. but little eunaequence what be may any Th'o effect uf long end varied service to the Mrmv. during war and peace, hu after that, aa to particular terma of a set­ bWn tn stAtngtbsw and tusk* indoll.ble in tlement. ny natod sod heart love and reverence Every rep which cotr.ee from tbe reb­ ftw the Union, C. .nitiM’m, laws and flag el chiefs, •yep the foapnwse of their news­ <>t owr country, impreoaod upon me in paper* totee Chfrago platformand tee 'early 1 youth, these' feeling* have chu* nomioalioo of McCtelteu, assert,; teat gi>«drd the course of life, and most eonthere fe bet One cooditioo of peace-teat Unuuto doerjmiH Its end,’i. ■; «**?' The osistenrewf muss I ban ooe gossan ■ they will uwept; and that It svpstwBlecf -meet over the regkm where once sped Let It be remembered that WeCtcIhu) ac­ maiure ■tatc^rnap»Mpw-lt I* a pity be baa co r flbig,-is toooaapaOble with the pane*, cepted tee nominalipo with th# Chicago such * IrvacKeruu* memory. ■nd prosperity and tee bappiosee of 4be platform before him—that (a accept* /Bet w'c ifibuld 'not reoall those former people. Ute pryyyatiun of our Union i avowedobjeet fur which thi* war standing upon that pisiform, a nd that be slip* wf his were It not that be seems to v~. agrees to all its provisintis. Tbe forego­ be in danger of a recurrence of this chronic forgelfulnea*. In his letter pf r _ -u----<n£j |„ ac. ing letter ia bm an electioneering docu- acceptance fie appears U> have forgotten ■ with Iba principles" wMte I tuck *Bla««m* SCUM Gtavtelloo white utertn to declare when in active seiMce. nomlmttetf, WA>“; atid this i* the more Umi teodoetad, thi Work bf reconcllia- tea platform,-which he endorsee, ia oat a tlon wbdld have been raay. aflBwrs might diewnioa platform. There ia pretty good have reaped the benefit* of owr^ltoSiy e«0MK« that McClellan had Iteenled to rlcforibe oh laid and' tea-"v Tin Uhlon the mrifi condilions <i/that platform tewm qHgMMlf Tcrteed t>.' eierateo forq ‘.'aqniiealiap- JfoV the .foU.of ofa spine ufeoneilhrtfon bm wmprdtnlo*, ; To'restore It atul prtierre it, ibe aam'e daabMg'guat, vfeterlowr at JO We, and spirit must prevail in bur council* and the lurid Hght of burwtag rebel apwes st the hterts uf tee 'people.' T^iv'.re e*tab- Atlanta, radiated through'the hutia'* of lUibMete of tbe Unkm In W1 of ftn 1nteg. Ylty i* and to Ost cbiitlnne’, the indispensa­ ble eondltkpi dfWy *eUfem«u. ’ As'eoon ■a Ik il^est, or siren probable, teat toir■■present adrBhsflre st* reads for pdare’ npod'tee'pfeMarSaafa bf tW Utooo/ we1 should erii*tj*t all tee restiorce* ofstates­ ’ manship practiced by civ liked nation*, end taught by tbe tr*difr>hsofthe Arrtar-i ■ lean people, cnbshrtftil with the boner and1 intsreetsof the ebufrtry/td sbeure such‘ a peMs, re eotabMb’ffib Uulbn; fed totar antee’lbr the fottire (be 'con*atotidnal tight* ofcvery Stale. The Union 14 tbe oneoeddltion otpeace: lire ask no More. Lai me add, what I doubt hoc waa. al‘ihoughArtespheaaod.'the sentiment of tee convention, aa it i* of tbe people teey represent, that whew any stele U Willing SaaaxADB.—At a IJ day evening uf l*st*wtl family were greeted wl sosg., by *everal geil friends, supposed to bl wedding petty,* noticl a=J. lr-Un.M.1 m»»Jrawty— , _ t____ AJexaa4«croe«er, that the msh way be alleweS listed in this paper. I pleasant episode, io thxl i» Ordered. TbU WWaeWav. lb. •tb 4*y vt October next, *1 toa e'etock la tbe torial life, u a tokej friendship, and would J ’“'Tta Wwreak Rcl urge upon the farmer* < propriety uf support]ng -,e<il|ural paper. Tbe pebHstoed weekly, al D form, by II. N. F. Lew place of tbe AficAfymi / Haber has andertakre u I ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. making it aa strong aa tbe other. Laraa —8ept,i l<V—Munteig.—All it quiet. There was lew firing beard leal night than tor a loag time past. made a raid od oar reserve herd of eattle opposite Harriett's Landing and sucreed , ed fa carrying «< about 2500. The guard of about SM men of fife IJih farmers of the West a Michigan. Ths,trice 4M0 per year. or leu o Gonsr far October is Ibe write* of all ibe seems that tbe Lady’s Bl upon every niooth; Hi* PAM* Til commisskweits jroTicE.*' price wHI be *nr»sneed I uteuenoa of the N^w.X«k Jforafol, diepfaybd fa odtoue MMlnpetofaLioutoes the •bw/ surrender pbnk of that jWstfcrni, and Lltlfe'Mao. cwbl[y^proteedk W hang'a Syd id life Cuavenileh— Liu pe«» pUnk». 'word, aa adopted, war correspondent with Grant •irec/rassa-a w.iy ttMUTto tee Richmond 1. ________ _ u»> mill teVou, yea wfll see that <m their own ealcula&m*, there /remain la lbs /the 'especial guardian -Vol. South but 133.006 Ut.U. l'McCUIIsc, euttobor- a.^oria.«!sa Tim>tt«<H«>. Tt of the uYew* In the.e ivamntk h. gsusa .apUtestwcctj teal gad a fjiaapjrw. MgJBpsIlli i!„r. r.-tatawl. :Lteife'ste how ths IfrClslferf ffim .»M "M'• W aaf* tea platform ia lotaka »soya res for aoreeatlaw </ boetolitiee. Bo .soys Me. a*n*ti. ‘ Muttonf ate’bs MteFPdf'So com^n*hmeflt than thi* withdraw your Tbs Annual Fair eflj| AnH^lU^I S«W -1)1 Fair Ground*, in thia vil. and 13th of October. ■ball be a surcesa or nd. I persons attend per Fsirs I lore, when they should I sw peace will ooms of itself—so aays Jeff. ’ Davit, and nobudy'doifoeaTk. HtetRltioo r .____ w—■» having ceteed, a* here »u^^toed, thy Mat announced at Chicago, of wtrrA he wee ------------------ -------thing ia, to call a ,<*•&*eniieo—an# for ■l- —- --J uponent. and "it* taAicA from their present avoeadonb as overwhat l Why, to prsaervs Ibe Uufoe of C/ Are fyr U ww etniJlitC" •een of plantations, workmen In Cnnfederate arsenph end hutnbl ‘ ‘ 7 ^ enures, say* the platfarm, awd owsh)* dies which nieat beobtal MqCtfRM. 2 *' ibttoM df ttdMod to I —»-» -T-r.-Y-rn-r—• I -I they eend delegates T have they noi gpt Alt Umy waMT Bul wboaid they aend 1 dclotatoe to »ueh W cbovenlfotr, AMtarben ' ' E and artusrj of our roul armies, raise your blockade, give Up *11 tee territory salted for by,the rebeb^asd notiee that an mnre dub at tbe old price*. 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Ko'staCrS A&'niB, CELEBMATH) ’! - * - I PilwJ tn urp WAOTbltiaehfo'i'l baa STOMACH JB3JA0 mHURRWHHMA of a T*1U « • faMiiMW *; asked for < » T. M. 3STETV BKW tadan mtgimmr oteraepefoible aoowea.— ■■fari',.,' IS FtMUtenKb.KTKRT AT llirtret, BARRY co cyUeia-Eefar MbeP'er DBUGte AW MKMC1REE. .uwj aon'J •Jtlp wtb. Cri~«o. BUM-, •41 11* plw. rfUrort** • "" 4>K> .la... . d«» *.l wupkioo. 'nonce ha obtained. ■ €Je- Rulings . ''liter bccbi«e» I tex '■ TteteMa: Oteoa aad mall eateaariben paid la adrane; Mberwiea AO at ururati Oea faeara, ef lea Uses, o> I ba M. aad M eeeta for each lea. -A liberal diecoaai to ya tab aa4 Oul Frii i Jta Made Bae*, OuJ, Hf ^,ui FrUlittf aaMaled «a « r«wAaSL Iteaw. Mt KW Ell' y «UltaerrlX-M «■ > ’ Soon after he re- A« rely upcm (haauiemaut, that al foe lotiuetoftht refollion !>• tendered bl«| ^JordlP J< Daila, but foot e»<ne wn-1 K\\ V»*'MA*** Co'u'-'"»' Alfa , Ml atadk < til Waa toodowd tM tbe lietaWW Ohio. £ tfc 1 imieitfa-. TSVoot GROCERtt^' “• W»A VAW Jjjstiiji’ $uiittu to •«•*■»*» «MU.«F*. "<;*e ikmm ■bdlliaM vidtariod of Geaa. Eoaeerana.— T|ep^»pla wart JnaxpHitnced ie war, lemhuhMfof h—■*“' —“-1” f"r B :i«i aeUpted 4r*lneM aa te - U >>M. SVwU ».«.. B, 4. Uh uB k-«. .1 4. Uxl, 4-p.M ■’ir £ ClS-a 4. SB,140 ■SSXWSStssiTiK: e-M.iivmf ?JMUFjmLM7 iad (••kite* ExtracU, GOO D 84 aacri6cfaL imd«rfr^>(^ *»’ plunged An«t >nV> dmpair, Q»ll die ith<»e story. Bvefrbudf called-upon tfa Preaident to take', the mrniy from hi* Incompetent landt before IVwaa utterly d^lrtyrtd-rA>» W- r^ramml W« ge"»W' .«r»M*ny until by courl- R.J. GRANT! cnueed ibeaa. ^rdeeply Waa fow tafita enodfoK lMd Wo danger.>u« u tbe public w'ellhre Waa It dimcciaed to be, that when tSeh. Grant tabmed onawiartdbf tbe Po­ tomac Arm. pne-M hi^ faM.<faties waa to wood owl McCJellatUom frotn it After Ll_ a_. _;__ »M»r fVirntnlnd Bl>« parBuan 1 min irora >»• .w. BMV OWiafepeiuiilteaMC b<HL KIM Tbe e«v 3>uul» Colic l» fa faltlyl Mart, deee « Ibe M 1181 bin Uy FMPrtiBr be n. u» n PATEHT MEDICIHE8 : I— a-<w«n ,4 I dweeoAem Wtefcb mnl betrperlw wd erwhacm ad taderelbrr mb be tally »t>pr««aled ta eeara I af eaaMitaMaaef ZWafafer* /Wwy. aMl I l>«bU.iy *~i <u<r»)«i»d» anwog fran Oia Ana. We weald tan taneef UaaUap cell rr err Ute><ia Zifa, RuVufo-e OiMumfUn, ^<. , <453;s»±aSissss IK MT USE CT TRAM, ©ERAJP, in® Coine and Seel! „. aENtrnrE. Qewglartt (mid te« wlfohJ^ edUeh R« : •: rh n u» .• • > ^yro^Xtekt, <x CYwtetm.. 1 mm L. W. WISC *Wve, <Mk> OT<*U •nliey and aa mete wm •<wnfowtod at Chicair. H».io « man ofgund character, riflALElfo I. teyM IHMKak: •M foe nfteee waft foo*e<te pi* foe* Wma.tearry fawaly.te tb. A TTOESKV tad CODSflELLOK AT LAW, I A and Rolidtot ia Cbaaoety,: • ■ 17 A large Block of.' - ClLMie aR ktede siooew»4 5«*dea » D -ssgssse: <da.se 1 «r ■••dr r»r» •«!?• ci'dr-’''"--” Ml nepoau W ■» popular demand well rftftefoiranteL-’Wiw ttean tee tew w«n ■he fcted prepared for tbe important vfo UtyXGeUyfooTL Bought a-,nnw cornmnnd and ntetaimd JU . fooC Bamewir. MtCWlan*. wh« remcnrrg, aoaghteAMw eowuaaad end obtained it. If Gen. lUCteUan e.er atked f >r n cnm- «£ aCincnTMAW rxtALWttEnra»ocK«i« L> baiter, lard. ejOinda. Aldo ten aowdiea,« C^feriisUtoek. Kufa atreet, I rtXR. PENCILS. IWKH, FAPEte. W. rxLOMB. CA1DW, Afci/•- Vpea our ebelrrn »•’ b« <e«ad a" •<*>• ■ OflT pom.Ate '•r JUST RECEIVED .piw«ia H'.-tit {Jteaaeaee. QW *’«*•!! nja-U Silt Jfhoeenor— • .^ternim orient -tai STATIONT®-^?, wMaMfOm * x^.X'STtfrs XhTfowihmt wtpj t* h<?4 ’if .foe. army Uaidea and a»c oeodrnt Mm, tent it waa the raaiijp faBo- -,J1V> •Ift^dfofag u -mill* .... tfor^wta, ' T Irt* oa nta aarociAk aawsnr ot mteJ>A*UA We elao heap eo band • feed jemaiment •(" AU wooden guns. <nd llarriMa’a Landing «. J. GMAF Kte XSt^unVA i ••w *?• WEM1 ttlErtATEI G OO x> si, Jssf^assuWi Burrl ;■. BunEL I MTWt! OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STUSt (UDDlpn-Lr. Skoodl Ck’TV&t. 1 AMK.T VAk, TB MJ.i M U 4. UMXU'IHW whieh, ia eonjwuotida dltte-foa M-ntai . jobs ROBim »)HY81C1AX and Aamoe. !h L wapoMbrlfoCrnH,^ KUrrEA k BE» 8BLF-AWW?mG WRINGER 1 No Wood-Vf.fo to Swell or Split. AfeOMlMtoNfo «r te-V firdar. Wiiaom wrraoa wnaort Coe-Wants. »»Wah1*rm»P«M»ft*at»#b4aS6n>w ate Cteest^ Petre ta tMl^jin^ **•*•**•* •rtrffita “rtXXe’fafa.’cZiMRi.Ha, Canada, miOTD JIKTOBS. I RAGGED ROW HI ®DOT3 & SEfc>3», JyaMMUtf «»<i k«<n I apartor nor i ac a oa i BMlAeilraN*. Apel* waataTlw <»»rr loee. Kaanpla WriefRa arm. Baprau 1‘aid oa M Headache, Obrthoiade. :' • CMfa (Pnfaa, ChoianeJtfaetewR Jndifferttaa,.; <M»U thn»>weia.. . < >... (Jbxwwwfa, ata. rrM , 4. qr Try ibofa medio!bob, and you will aerer r,Aek Wweigfaboea. arte# hare teaod them, amd they will aayfoey are ......... adj ’a < ata CkocA lOfo&CUYMh »hq and you ebould try them before going fare ftre » Pr»w»t-<^' M* "BovlVc o.o of BV loooi ecKorc.. Baoae. Srkaiif OUKTY TARA8UBEE. W aUe»lM» le enxunuf I tn*l C ' -ia.arwrtMnn teU*'iMrtOw.U Ttt. arRSiaaxsrr etefaiewW term of ufocte wtwired. The ConfeaerrfUGovornmantwiy^fabBfo.nd (faring foes Imm. Why did aotltee Demwcratte poety ihnnrgb that PreefoMt, pr (Mberwiao, adj for> CoaeeaifoS t/all tbe Sutee 1 They did eettemg nf foe Clothing, ' AND * £ .t-t mm. K—. ■raW.'M.O^i.iw. W aodabUfarWttbentbMttea «« £»EE£7SE» □ asassss^SJKffit; Ikorwftfaelcot p ^-TTyjao aBk, eJltaot er >eee Iteoada . dry goops 1 I. c. 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B the last Bakikii, w Jlirbee of sustaining County Ihir. In tl poeed to give MM*. t supporters of tbs ■ ABRAHAM LINCOLN, , UwsoxScMml.—D tkHMBsed win com. o-ri .onto wi*« । not going beak to inquireilbe cease of tbe war, de wbo begtm 11—it waa unough bo., —old «tof « Snrfwta —a I oo—. Th. I—— ux* | for him tu know that war exists; and bow ■^wwgn, and st Sandwich fire or six 1 to get out of It bcmornbly, waa the great whgt b known as tbo rid A^IUM.1 „„ —-------------------- -“ question. lie thought this crimination, S»U«,. tad n hpt mvntalln. Al ' and wholesale charges against tboea H-UauWAta. talMl. R wu ...J hMtJtal ukr.™ — by this dqputpMHt: ’ whose duty it was to eave the Unkm, unsuccessful, and having previous to the The Department les/ns with deep re­ w’aa all’wrong. (Every body thought of Fair, Ineorred a large debt for fencing gret tint Gen. RueeeH is killed. to Iristrict-MXKBH GIDDINGtt. Harpers’ Ferry, flop*. 19, 7 r. to—To I District—CHRISTIAN JOUKBACB Hayfcrd.] He thought, jn many things, and Improving tbegronnda. In waaunabe th Dfatrist-PERRY HANNAH. Lincoln had not dune right, bo should to pay premiums, and tbe grounds wore Hon. E. M, Btanton: We h*v« Ju,t DUUiei—OMAR D. CONGER. beard from the front Our cavalry un­ I DUtrirt—41E0RUE W, PACK. have divided tbe South and united tbo •old on execution, and for taxes, until the der AeeriH and Merritt engaged Brock, North. The course pursued had been the amount necessary for Its redemption was onrldge's corpe at DerkavilTe at daylight reveres of thak Mr. Orr thought there •o large, it aetmod almost an impossi­ and up to one o’clock had driven him be However, io yond Stevenson Depot, a distance of was no see of trying to conciliate the bility to redeem them. E. 0. GROSVENOR, ofJooesvIUe. leodaro of the rebellion, they would not August of Iasi year, a naw Society waa seven milsa, killing aad wounded quite organized, and the evidences thereof filed a number, and capturing 990 prisoners JAMES IL rOKWtLrf Alhp». be conciliated. Unless ws could detach according to la*; and a Fair held In from Gordon’s division. the masses from these leaders ws muat Ou the center and left the enemy were JOIL'fcHVEsTTriMrall. October, was very successful. Tbe re­ driven about three miles beyond tho fight tbe matter out at the point of the bayonet. [On whose skirts would ^e ceipts and expenditures for the 1st year Opequan Into a line of oarthworke, our /teu4*^ter GowrW. EMILANNEKE of Lensing. infantry attaeking them In position. Since blood of the slain be in that ease, accord­ of the naw organization may be briefly then, as ths officer left, he could distinct­ .. ing to Hayfurd 1 Belter look out for your outed as follows: ly hear heavy artillery firing and still Receipts from memberships, entries, skirts Mr. Orr.] Mr. Orr, in oodelusioa, continuing to this hour. Every indication lioensea, snd sdmlesion tickets, 8301.10 ALBERT WILLIAMS, of Ionia. I* most fevnrable to u«. ' thought that If Mr. McClellan was elect­ Received from the County, 100.00 Jlw Aosriatasdouy raMi* AutnutoM, Signed, JNO. D. STEVENSON, Brig. O«n. ed be would try the conciliatory policy, , oTHOSFORD, of Olivet. Harpers* Ferry,Sept 20 10:40 a. to snd it might result in good. He did not " Habtrtf Bvardrf Edueaio*. Ta Hon. E. M. Stanton : witterj. Baxter, ufHHWaie. seem to be positive on thia point, but we I havo just heard from tbo front that Sheridan ha* defeated ths enemy, captur­ . inferred that ba was inclined to run tbe ing 2,500 prisoners, five pieces of artil risk. Thus was McClellan's nomination levy, and five bottle flags. Tbo rebsl Gens. Gordon and Rhodes were killed, and York wounded. Our loss win about 2 000. ‘ Gen. Ru»H. A. Goodyear waa next called for. ••11. of the 6lh Corps, was killed. Gen. Hie voice was still for war. War on Mdntoah lost a leg. The enemy escape! what, the rebels 1 Oh.no! War upon up tho Valley under cover ofnight. Gen. Abraham Lincoln—the tyrant, the des­ about 814. Sheridani” Wincheater. Gena Sheri­ pot, the mOrderer, and the worse than Thus tor, then, all appears favorable; dan, Upton.'McIntosh snd Chapman are ____ murderer. The time was, said Mr. 6. but the Fair Grounds w ith the exception wounded. Rigato. J. D. 8TEVENS0N. Brig Geo/ when we could boast of our liberties— of a small area, is still In the state of na­ Gen. Sheridan trans mi tv to Gvn. Grant that time had passed. We lived under a ture. and the buildings are not even re­ the following official report, which has despotism more absolute than that of spectable. There is also one village lol been read by thia ” ‘Winebester, Sept. 19, 7:20 r. to Russia or of any of the monarchies of within the inofooure, of which the Society Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant: Previocs to Wednesday evening last, the old world. It against that tyr­ haw never had a tills. It was bought by I have the honor to report that I at­ banS bills announced that there would bo anny which be bad to proclaim. Lin­ Nut han Barlow, and has been held by tacked the forces of Gen. Early near the a “grand McClellan ratificatiuo meeting coln bad arrested democrats and thrown him expressly foe the Society, whenever Berryville Pike, at the crossing of Ope quan creek, and after a moat stubborn them into prison, without trial and with at tbe Coart House, on tbe said evening, it should be able to bay it; and Mr. B. sanguinary engagement, which lasted and that good speakers would be In at­ out accusation, and in releasing them only asks first cost and interest, which from early in the morning until five sftar a w hila, had virtually acknowledged will bring the lot some where about 850. o'clock in the evening, completely detendance.” Wednesday evening came, and so camo the uliterrified—a few. J. that they were innocent of aoy crime.— It waa hoped that the citizens of Heatings featod him, driving him through WinW- Stebbins accepted the easy honor of He said, that these arresto were made could have improved the grounds this chairman, and G. W. Milla honored tbe for political persecution; they were year hot with the high price of labor, □wetiag, by acting as Secretary. Our mostly democrats who were arrested. If and the great scarcity of laborers, their most of their wi-unded. The rebel Gens. reporter was not hardly up to time, but Republicans were arrested they let them efforts will not suffice, and the Society Rhodes snd Gordon were killed, and was made sensible that somebody was go in a liule while, aad this was evideooe will have to incur some expense in that three other general officers wounded.— direction before the holding of the Fair. 'Moot of the enemy's wounded and all appointed aoommiUM to du something. of favor to the guilty Republicans. The audience thought this airaag*log­ W. 8. Goodyear after a little time of Of one thing we wish to assure exhib­ their killed fell into our hands. Our loaves are severe ; among them, emberrstelursileneo, got Ms feet length­ ic. They could not exactly see why tbe itors, snd that is, that the officers of the Geo. D. A. Russell, commanding a divi­ wise of the aisle, and taking an erect po­ release of dcmocaata should be evidence Society have determined to pay the Pre­ sion Id the Oih Corps, whe was killed by sition, said that we had seen by band-bills of their inoocenae, while the release of a mium* awarded, stall hazzards, if money that (his was to be a ratification meeting, republican waa evideooe ot guilt and of has to be loaned to pay other expenses. but It appeared that we had organized favoritism. But Mrr G. proceeded. The officers, in behalf of the Society The conduct of the officers and men info's permanent organization for eztraHe said that the democracy had ruled would tender their thanks to those who waa most espsrb. They charged and ritous pontical action. He called on this country from tbe begiinuing; that generously remitted their premiums carried every position taken up by the W. IT. Hayford for a speech. they have made it what it is—no, what it to the Society last year. Of the premiums rebels, from Opequan Creek to Winches­ Norm-W. H. Hay ford i* an Indiana was. But our prosperity was changed to awarded to citizens of the village of Has­ ter. Tbs rebels wees strong tn numbers —wall—Attorney wo think they call adversity; what was tbe cause of it 1 It him, imported by tbe democracy a ■bort was became a different set of rulers had been elected—rulers which tkt Drmocra ey did net reeoynise or tupport. The latter statement was received m time since to run for Pros. Atty, cm the strength of not being much known in the term oc Monday next more, snd al Msldsa about a dozen more , flaavc FainZ-Wo I ■jnt HlWA w. Um, i*ta>r'V«lr< tar. W rer ataSteOdrtoriailytl ford cad Bbrgbor, ha BopuMitea to moot tin thepuUfkriiaanesof ■ Usual Hickory Corm o(ScpC.9fch ; at Prak nkvuPSepcaOth.aad tbejouaniagUOcU lot that this challenge has that Republican spanktodieeuoa the quoclion* lbs political parties iu Frxz A mas.—Mr. Baltimore, bos placed i dozen ^orjfiao apple? UsuaoiaetonMstee.J ounces, but they are » eeedingly fine flavor. TbsTax Saibs, whl puttying for the pafiaisbad with this Um gia^tobo rid of ilxuii be. WesWlhavea in tbe future to devote We loam from other sources that the desperadoes cat loose the boat, and push­ ing off from shore a distance, scuttled her, and >Sat aba now Iles partially under water. The pirates then escaped to tbe Canadian above in tbe small boats, but 17 of them are reported to have been ar­ rested at Ssndwieh. 'Die desperadoes seem to havo numbered about 26 in all 20 of »bom started from this city, end six utbers gnt oa board at Malden as the Parsons went down.” • TbsMaxk*tz.—Pri fluctuating but conlititt baa declined a Hula, at 81.90. 81 a bushel. Putatoe 75eentato8l. Butter Later accounts state lUl the Phil» Parsons was towed over to Detroit aad will be saved. Also that seven,! arrests have been made Including one Bell, load­ er of the expedition who calle himself a for cows, and to Grand Rapids, captain io the Confederate service. It la believed to have been a part of the original intention of the pirates to have captured the Steamer Michigan, Union Party In "Barry ■ which is guarding prisoners at Juhns>>n** Island, and to bavr released the rebel nity to iuforrn the per? prisoners there. They probably became frightened, in some way, and concluded tu make back to Canada with their plun- aay offioe this C*H>nd I sny name entirely from tings, but few mere ever call*! for. Rich­ Tbo Mtowtog to the Hew Advertisements. Hora—Joseph Sboli hell,T. Kingsbury, Pet Svmpson, L. P. hingwl M. D. Mosher. Wm. • ITRAYED OB STOLEN. the democracy calculated to elect Geo. are thus satisfied, tbeir zealous o-opera­ Dull pass** Um*, b. is as mortal slow.” At Mr. H. proceeded we began to B. McClellan, and open the prison doors tion may ba relied upon to advance an wonder where the “ratification” waa com­ and release our persecuted brethren.— enterprise which aids agriculture and the ing in. Ha labored hard to provs that They had determined upon a fair ekotioo arts, betokens sn advanced and still imthe preaect Union party was tbs old Ab­ or a feir fight, but ft seemed, be said, that proving state ofcivilisation,"and furnish­ Am|Ij UmuJ ta» in ISM. Tta .nd!— took thia statement for gran ted,especially as Hay ford had the documents to prove the fact. Poor Birney—the nigger-driven ean’t let him sleep in bis grave. His soul, like that of John Brown keeps marching on—that is, aooordiug to Rayford. As H. warmed up, be began to grow eloquent over the woes uf the widows snd orphans, mads by this uubuly war, and wo cxpcct- Sumter, ewd dolled tbe land la Hoed— w>o’mods fingw rings of tbs bones of our fallen heroes and drinking aups of tbeir aknlfe ■■ but never a word of that. No fbsaeM that spew foe skirts of A bro­ ham Cioosfa rests tbe blood of 500.000 soldiers alain. Lincoln was the tyrant; be begun lbs war—aad for whul—To fneatbe osgro. Mr. H. said thia tyreet had already sbod tbe bteod of five white man to every nigger freed, aad that lbs nigger* do no« kaow yet, that they are free. Hatbsa commenced koatiag sp ihsprwefoforall tbes.staperefom .tatemea^wbea W.B. Goodyear, is sa mf tberitalivw teat toid brm that there were Tu Gen. John ._______ The following official dispatch has just been received from Gen. Sheridan de­ tailing some of the particulars of the bat­ tle and victory at Fisker's HUI. Headquarters,-Middle Division, I Gen. Heintzleman did opt mean to let es a gala day, pleasing, entertaining and Woodstock. Va. Sept. 23. 8 s. to f them have even a lair fight: instructive, and cheaper than almost any To Lieut Gen. Grant, Qty Point: At these statements a portion of the other form of recreation, recognised and 1 cannot as yet glvio any definite ac­ democrats present looked incredulous, patronized by the people. count of the results of the buttle of yes­ others, amazed. They knew that it had J so. M. Name, terday. Our loss will be light. Gen. SteCy Barry Co. Ayr'l Socitty. been charged that the copperheads thro’ Crook struck the left flank of the enemy doubled it up, and advanced down our the sestet order of the 0. A. K. were in­ tending to arm, and inaugurate war In iticxcii* anviiion, OU) army v«.rp«, the north in case they were defeated at swung in and joined Crook. Getty's and Wo publish glorious the polls, and that Gen. Heinlzlemaa had Wheaton’s Division took up the same forbidden the sale and transportation o( Shenandoah Valley. Gen. Sheridan has movement, folMwod by the whole line, arms by these northern traitors, until been making more peace propositions tn and attacking beautifully carried the works of the coemy. The rebels threw after election, but they were not prepar­ the rebels, and enforcing them with the down their arms and fled in the greatest ed to hate their scheme openly avowed, kind of •‘arts of diplomacy" that the confusion, abandoning moot of their ar­ In the village of Hastings, by ooa of the Union party believe in wbeo dealing with tillery. It was dark before ths battle ended. I pursued un after the enemy leaders of their pmly. Skirmishing commenced between Sher­ during the night to this point with tbe This meeting presented in a striking flth and 19th corps, gnd have stopped idan and Early ’ a forces, on Friday Sept. manner the desperate condition of the hero to rest men and issue rations. If copperhead party. No speaker dared Iflth. Sheridan oua tin and to press Ear­ Gen. TorbeU has pushed down Surry ly^ forew back until near Lynchburg VaJTsy according t« my directions he will even allude to the Chicago platform or the record aad principles of their uoml- when a severe bottle ensued, In whlsh achieve great rroulla. I do not think that there was ever an army so badly Early waa routed. This was on Munday oot. Mr. Mayford represented that routed. Tbe Valley soldier* are hiding cowardly portion of the party, who for the 19th. The enemy were pursued south away and going to tbe homes. 1 cannut 39 miles, to th* kirieiry of Strasburg, the sake of peace and light texes, would at present give you any estimate ofprie. gu down upon their bended knees, to the where another stand wM made on Fish­ oners. I pushed on, regardless of everyer's Hill. Here SheriAm attacked them imnc. i ne numoer at pieces urartillery alate fords of the south and petition them ' on the 22d and routed them badly taking reporthd captured is 16.. Ifor ptace—Peace on any terms!—only Blgswl. P IL HBEBIDAN, M*j. Gen. 20 cannon and upwards of 3000 prisoners Mr. Orr represented This tolls well foe the Uniua cause and Boo are directed u> cause a Notional ।give ea peace. BnIntn at IM great gens for the Victory. ithat faction calling themselves War Gen. Stevenson r-porta 3,000 prisoner* 1Democrats laying- down prupoeitkxis. from the field, who beg rewebed Winwhich, if they mess aaythisg, demand ths re-deetien sf Mr. Linosto; sad yet be Madly aad foolishly Meta that ws bad better vote for a man standing upon Oats eontiaue New cor per bushel. market, but will proh ard Jones of Assyria, and seme others whose names we do not no* recall, also and Torbsrt, and the officers and men remitted their premiums. Those ststements are made, as being under tbeir command. To them the -eoemtry la Indebted for this handsome an unintended confession of a damaging due to both officers snd members of the truth, and the few democrats present Society. Il to bet just that those who shelent Grecian hero, of whom It baa deeply sympathized with ths srubarrass pay their money should know what Is been said: “When Ajax strives 6*0.,” meat of Um speaker which followed. dune with it, and that It is faithfully and which we felt compelled to render thus: The speaker continued to say that, properly expended. And when people olition party; who, he said, ran Birney for President, In 1848, 1852. 1856 and itaAMbtflta W. Craeby, Ge*>- Axe Tbmnas Peek, Clark II Jobe McColl.m. lavtxo—Wm. Bcdf Hayward, Porter . Mstbaws, Levi G. H Gibbs, Amgrrah F. W»sL Albert D. Hta> son, James Kelly, Orri Caultow—W m. Grr Ns'han Darker. J*ro; tout M Mreri HwtetaMMsM Native u turrvbv giran Ihjt ita-a »««• M J wthont) granted tu me J.B.ltancawcr r.a. Allsrding. J. P. Tow Btricklaad, 0. F. Nswl W. Lydy, Anno Sente J-Uniardm. N.F.? mem, A. llaut. Bauuobb—O. J. 1 sdga, R. R. Haynes, W. Garrison, E. B. cam Johnson. John H. warts, J. H. Phillip Wm. H. Hsadorebou -€. W. H. Cbosway, W J, Waodmmsee, Reher AaeratA—Wm. Woe J.B. Bloomer. H.rrv moo Smith. F. D. Wai Mart, 8. T. Davis, V. �Xijal Mirtita. --------->c.ui»pensa UximAwm low, U.. of “•i“A«olu™wu*«. Ill, *T7 o.wy IMlUr om. ... Uirrov School.—TU Uaion BeUul tbli vlfisge win oosnmooM its Mitel loss oeamstrete or housewife than tbe term on Monday next. entire coat of tbe ntegaxine. ,?Ud •"‘My by Mme. Fata Tickets.—Parot It U p«bWm J. Demurest, at tS Bart man St., New York taking Membership li«A« Fair, ean procure tbesn W •t U a year, or It will be furnished quar­ terly, easbradag September, NovMnter, Treasurer of the Bosiety. Match aad May, Nos. at *Y 8.nd for It. E..ou.«o Mi, of pubFish details of tbe Fairs at Kalama- I—: ool tuUenbod ..J p.,j of 920, arc warned that the time has nearly expired for them to du so. Three fourth* <d tbe Enrolled men have come soo, Wt ire Team that both th* State aad Sanitary Fair* have been vary socceeeful. Ciuaureoa Accxrrau.—Tbe last etr atetes editorially that Maesrs. Hay. Axd and Burgher, had challenged any BITTERS. A ear* »-id powerful Tonte eorraeUvs rod »li*r»llre of wrodsrful efaesey fa diwuro of th* stomach: up nobly to the mark, and paid their aaeesemant, and yet we am short nearly ♦800 to satisfy the men who havs been RepubUeaa to meet them ia discussion of OCLEBRATED STOMACH .k, k.,, - al . Liver ud BoweU ~ — ~ ■ •. **ST the pelitical issues of tbe rwspeetivo par­ credited to thia town. Then why longer tite at Hickory Corners on the evening defer! Pay in tbs amount to tbs Treas­ of Sept. 99th; at Prairieville oo tbe ere. urer, that be may be able to pay three ning of Sept. 80tb, and al Orangeville oo t to evening ol Oct. 1st We understand who ate periling tbeir (ires that we mhy that this challenge has been accepted, and that Republican speakers will be present mdiscuss tbe questions at issue between the political parties in this canvass. beat circulating medium of Um country, aad it rcsaof pay io anything b«tl*r. far it* own ■***<* art eltbar io government steuritl** or io notea or Trenfurrr of Cossl £URE Fsxmost Withdraw*.—Gen. Fiwmont and John Cochrane have witbdriiwn a* candidate* fir President and Vice Presi­ Fimb Arruu.—Mr. Lymaii Mtxan, of dent. This Iseves tbe field clear for Baltimore, has placed upon our table a Lincoln and Johnaon. dusen tr*ry fiua apples, for which he has our thanks. They am not as large aa we IUhims W aktbu.—Persons in this viU liage »bo v||| lease rooms fur students, have aoaietones seen, averaging about 12 in which Io board themselves will confer ounces, but they are very fair and of ex­ a favor by reporting tn J. W. Baacsnrr. ceedingly fine flavor. TUB' rt FT D TT’Cures Scrofula t PEOP1JF8 V U JtVlS Sall Rbtem. “I bar* sasd tho ■Poopl*-* I uro' Is ny family with great boMBt, Io ooioQ of ocrotbla end Haft Rheum, and have rocommsodsd it froqa.nll. to ny frirod*, all of whom I betlcve have been heap Tub Tax Salks, which we have been publishing Tor the past eight week* are tbe appvtiw i beoce it work. .... __ n . —™ In l«wconano«! farm, of IxoicrsTiov. Acting M . penile .nd palnlr.. sppenent, as wall *• npon to* liver, it also invariably rolierro tbs Cownri vras sopMfad»c*d bv irrogutar sclioa of lb* <11gvsllr* rod srerstir• erroas. Pnroea of frobfa boblMtobto to Jfarwws XCtorb tewrow W'.'jHvk. rod fm ff Zeroror.aed prompt rod pcnniMut rofaf from toe Bittor*. Tbs fc«U^ny oa this polat Is most condasire, >ad from finished with thia issue, aad we are ss glad, to be rid of them aa our readers will We ahall have a little mure apace in the future to devote to reading matter. be. Tua Markktk—Price* are somewhslM fluctuating but continue, in the main rath­ er high, fur the now-producer. Wheat has declined a little, and is only wiling • 1.1)0. Oats continue at 7ft to 80 cents per bushel. New corn ia not yet in market, but will probably bring about ♦1 a bushel. Potatoes arc aellitig from 75 cents loll. BuUV baa declined,upon the strength of most aplended fall feed S PECIAL NOTICES । p*llttos>. duly 'Mid dreeroed. z~i T T T> TTCurvo when c V' U 1V lirer modfelBos I I toes la poor health far a h Rurally to call a pbyakian to Tb^Lpny of Biuars Couc is immsdistaiy sssuigA by a single do** of tor stimslul. rod by —.s—..ii. —>xu- |,t to* roturn of to* com —-W— .losrrrrsa's L'lrrsta pm doer effocli which must b*cxp»:i«i.c*dor witaros•d bcfvro they eu b* fully *ppr*c<*ltd.. fa'ewr* of wtotolinl M«ehww, /ft-nwetur. Ztawjl and UCT1ON SALE. torms far Ito Iron*, It believes tost tos »*ry stroagrol *)>pe*l w U! b* to tor loyalty snd pslriolI,q- th* peopl*. Duplieat* errtiSeatoe will b* tomrod for all dsposita. Th* party teporitiag anal entero* upon lb* AripiMl rorUteal* the d«nom‘aaiion of note* required, and whether they are to bo iaaoedla bleak er paysbl. to erter VThro no for cows, and ia selling st 35 to 40 cento NeroJaalloa pccliaod. Grand Rapids, Sept.23d, 18H4. Dear Sir:— I have been informed that ! have been nominated by the so called Union Party in Barry Co., as a •■d Aroirry wdasy^wfassl tereb’.a Os tbe everag*, thia exemption la worth about two per oral. I«r auoum according to fa* role of taxation la dlgrrrol parti of the country . It is hollered tlut no sccuritjgt ogqr no grout Indocemrat* to lenders na IhoCTLued by tbe GovanunraL In all other forma of tadobtodn*ae, lb* faith or ability of prirale partlea, *r atock eompaniea or aeparoU conimunitiea izoly ia pledged for payment, whlla far the dtoU of fas Uultad Buie, the whole property of tbe rowstry la boiden Io rororo the dlaeb.r je of all fa. oMigallons of tbe Unllad BuISk candi­ date lor Regtoter. I take this opportu­ nity to inform the por<pls of Barry Co., generally that I am not a candidate for any ortice this fell^nd therefore withdraw my name etrtirely from said ticket or any olber. Please make it public through ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WEEIt CELEBRATED PATEBT OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S TU following is tU List of Drafted men in Barry county . Hora—Joseph Sboltx, Eugene Camp-. W1I.T. Kingsbury, Peter M.wber. Myrtm Simpson, !». P. Kingsbury,H. H. Baird, i M. D. Mosher, Wm. Campbell. Myron Chamberlain, 8. 11. Tillson. Th.*. Jor­ dan, J aa. Rim, L. Dougla-a. Edgar Toby, W. Crosby, Goo. AxtWl, Jas. Grimes, Thomas Peck, Clark Hunt, Chas. Tuna, 11 aaUacs. A»d COM. if say lb*r* b«.wh. tto >4ve Botiss to to* perrons lnt.rr.ud la ssto *etot« it to* j-ed-ev *F-id prtilton .nd lb. bronas to.ro.fbv cs»ing> ropy of to-order Io byrnb. J..U McCollum. .. (aviso—Wm. Bedford, Augustus F. Sisaon, George W. Ingraham, Henry C. Hayward, Porter Fraeman, Stm.st Mathews, Ltovi G. Hubbell, W m. 8. . Gibbs. Amartah F. Cushman. Silas Wed. Albert D. Htayon. WlUkuaM.. Wood. August Negier, Rote llukbtu-•, polcno. taaeUt I fawnu to rnsni Bpifaf»r F,u msbsI sstrsrsgsi ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE •on. James Kelly, Orrin <-Caultos— Win. Green, A. E. Fowler, [ Ns-han Durkee, Jacob Hteter. A. Al- , prnctfe*. that th* swfat rolroausocss of'Seif- Um ksife-peisUngMU aaseteofsaraaSoosdria» pU, certain sad «*eto*l. hr which ovary soforer, I StrieklaS. O. F. MraW, J. 0. AI...<»J Co",.Jota 0-tar.S Bju-maaa—O. J. Hinsdale, •very yoeih sod taao In the land. Sent under seal, fa a plsfa *ti«*lar*, <« *".T Fnmlliv. rod Mroufacturero will find lb. •‘Wron" lb* most FroStob*. Broblnro far u*. owlag to to*lr always ksepisg to ropsir ar worktag M<«r, and tbeir greet .prod and **Fort r^wr*£>t nors stork *«n be tee* fa ayes/sltase on tb. "Wssn." to*u on any WK^PCBMCvT’ CHAlXWaEMA- Justus Mudge. R. R«. W. Garrison. E. B. W*»ar. O-Mey D.,, Om. B-IrK G~. "!■ .JI Jd—. J-U H. Dy. Alw. Bd ..rd., J. n. rwiifA 1M.^ K~*. Wm. H. H«0.nlw«. H««. «>’«. C W. H. Cn..-V. W- n s***’*1 *■ AS 0A5 KAMLT be dokk Tho Great French Remedy ! Tbo only certain and Safe Bemady far ail Vltrs Obstructions, Monthly WfacnlUro. Irregular! assd sM As other gfaaaaao to which tbs r»n« on thebe IMPORTANT AND TRUE! J Woodmansee, Robert Arthur. A^avs-Wi. Wood. G. W. J.B. Btoomr. Hm? B*"fF**-. ^5' r ser— JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't. Ymmg, Uwia »•«. JrfwiX ARE racked with ths tortsrss of 1 ttsteou** IfsaAtou Koo *<U AKE you aeffering frost th* g»»»l»| liasarepastosgee* PtUs by return of Watcob's MscsAteu Kiso will la „ arnat 91 WAsntxoroe st. P. O. drawer. ATT*. oleat*. 111. ru.tos.,j!S<Krlt;ub COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. 1 fcsswa. ■*»<».« oa lb« Practice taabs Exresdlva PeyrUsmK ef YOV �ALE . arroMACKiic xJtffl*. n’ojni. 7r5W«^ ifS.ifilic - TOk U HJ Uokn^W .Miit ■St# . . HUa.^SO. 1 JEivjTi „ ... -....... is green field* ofiaaviugdiweela'-altaU be trodden down by the murdcroua soldiery and fiery car of «ar swaepfog over otir lebd; obr teihplee-ofjMtioe bid m aebro; ril'tiie bvrtx'ro and dhtolndoo of emrtm tn7 tbo bill thlt eobvefttiu* wilt be bHd re«tx>n«ibleVbr tt? and Who but him who •hell beva given hit XOte fc>r Udt -wn rite and lit flm«d mrature (awl boneetly think and bebeve.) trtudl be heM to etrtn acodtuiVfbr this aoltfiditl act 1»y tbe prtoent generation, and pybhably enreed nhd execrated by ddiierity for all time, fi>r the wide and desolating raid that wilt tooviublyTotlpv this act you now propose to perpetrate. iPaua?, I entreat ,yoo, and coaaider for a tn$unepi.wbai reason* you can give that will even satisfy ypuraehgs In calm er momenta—wtuU. raaaona you can give toyoar below. a*> tie re n> m lha calamity it will bring updaT-db t What reason* can you give to the timhata of tbe earth tojnrtify itT They Will becalm and de­ liberate jedgei In tbe CMe1, and to eltat cauM or overtact can yi»n mitve rir point on'wlilch to real the piea 'ofjuailHcatiunT Whal toftreat of th* Bo'nih has been in Yadedl What justice has been denied 1 Abd what.elaim. fi-ondedL.in j'wuoe and right has bee0 L C“n «1'ber of yon ui-diy name/otje'.'iibvemmenut act of wrong, deliberately and porpcmel) doao by tbe governmvet of Washington, of which tbe Soetb has a right to com­ plain 1 I challenge tho answer. “Now for you to attempt lt> overthrow such a government as ’tins, under which w» base lived fur nior* than three-quar­ ters of a Qshtury, In winch u a Ha ve gain­ ed our wealth, our standing as a nation, our domoalic safety while the ekihenta of peril are aruund u% with peace turf tranquility, aecompnniisi with in<l»..ui>dl cd. prioperily and ri^Az^ tputM^sfl, u. tl»r height <4 madness, fully and wiokaJueas, to which I can Dcitber food saocli-u nor xrxiil s s 9 ; , : ' ' vetaeAXak coeoA-* a^veax ■BjWaXaXwr cX 1W wiAtM. Va 'BWxowi fiteWeeXe o$ X'aeWwtX axUL’ftaufttaXfoeve Kat, 5«r a \o>a^ Ahmka, \>«ea mxieVh at«Ac& avl wriufll* cA takea q^umXWvx*, axvl aX 5£ae\.»o\xr Amt, are a wave 'MtmiewJ -■■> •*< j Fever 'driS.'i^u.e, (gh/spejoaux, " 414“l —i Tn^vgastwn, Jaundice, ' . -- . JTicin«y Gfouplainte, - axxA cx\\. <L\wau< c$ a «k«cvalav vtaXuve. ate covo^omA o} Yttrt ar^ tamtafiuV todte axxA \acx\»w, U.—» xJ..x Xs* u «> » » n iiff "Dt ^LoXtae'cH ♦••—-ftVovcvacXx “BRkVts are X\xx \xoot vaaa'e VrtwxA. Tewn 1 Sorth uf Range 1 w X of 3 IM IS ft s fin tl it 'Or.'SAwk'j feX.O'm.a.cXx *&\XX«x« ««.-< <nx >xoo* wvaxxw ’DocMrt't'syA*. a TT0BX<YB«s4 A lieiwra is "O*. fttitark't fttowvacV, 'BX.Vwta are XW rteXx. vau<aS tkAoct, <XX\& Cwft^^rX. . Uow the Cepe, can De*la Peace Negotinttons. Tbo Richmond Eitmiiur thus lays down the only way in which negbilatltHis for peace ean be ever c-.nnmeniYd by the opp«., should tbev su,ccevd ; , '“-Lot there Wj.ul ^uly.an armistice, but a formal rmuneintiuti uf all right and protcoow to CKorue these Sutea. ui«l, of ccurae, an entire withdrawal of ell land and as* fortes which occupy any portioa of our eoil, or bl»ckiufo any of our porta, and.hben; foe Nurtbagti. HtaleoiwiM. for ibafieev*^ b. fo..»p<witfo»«M»«spose av. n a ruounsuucawat of foe iViimni. ora ooavetrth'n of SuUsfur the pur-; pose of negotiating <fott. k may ba safely‘ipMmuedf'Itat wafo ;Mi|>*ttis would then be at least eonriAmed; n present one cannot sat what .would be the result of that cnnsiflerattiS* ult, W short, let our Northern brethren try us. With such a change in the existing rela­ tions, n<> doubt there may coms also a great change tmBnmsp’wminds.' ftXovw.n.c.ln.'R’kX.Xc.Ta tHTSlCU* n is rna nsLr sslublk SELF-ADJUSTfTG WRINGER No Wood-Work to Swell or Spllt/foTkrnni &rtm to tftt out of Ofdtr. w..--------------------------- wrCoe-Waaat* r r-ruiiszx jon? VS\.oxuolc\l KAtx, vat\.waeV.b\xi and caake Tu\Ji €a\o^a\Ax. Sit. *Ro\sac>ciV* "•■•• i WtctuaeVv 'ft’VCter* ■K’UoJtS*’*'"’ «»**»“•«. <■ ^^^5K,AKr5*3T' “■* for U,. Uan to m h MS Kt’S L“,'“ Ex;" Thaw /JfHare ai-e ptf Uy ftv pt.-srt Hlk.e/ ahtsh Cha abot-v -e fn -e:m. ’• The tat-rt ia J»r-»k- -•- -£v.w«f, .»>vl KMdr/iMtift. - <GMoe' ’♦i-'psr £>[<!-, ft t for tS. .Mtn"! j~M -.A C. Vr. rfbtx^, t *k<{ Fburth dfi, OkaioA. otTv tti >..h»»IWAri.shMlAr adrfiwH-i ,t.-.. » .• - FOR ?iu.r. nv ;■• political honest**, np 'longer James .... ■. tiuelttMli plat-. ---• — -™<Gen. McCMta, Ur*mlndej of Ms present, ikubfo-fkcod ,aUitadshforaaly ia, I m» ao foager GooB. McCMkn—r am the Ofcago pfov ass I ‘221F.?5 711 *• l~cr : No More CavaaMr Rxcnt-tre Nbemd. —On Saturday Cut tfjjj iwuefl an or<for'rBfuair.g to-ns mier m>- nmw recruits into the cavalry and engineer branch of ths service. pTfou nearly all the volnhtoar aalistin—ta have mm wither for the ergtwerr eerpu or for the ea-airy »er- tombeta SSI - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-10-05.pdf 04cd15b1144982f9c9ffb44e96251325 PDF Text Text •HITBAH VOL.-K. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5; 1864. DYSPEPSIA I—— OD DIGEBTITK OMAlfB. AM CUBkD BT I H00FLANDS GERMAN BITTERS, THK QRKAT BTBXNQTHKNXNO »ot ctxxjk ier». 1 to\x. ICY* «Xe. ?> Pq.Airt« ■ECO. Hood's toSoM ittfimh dwuUr, OT* R SO >ft,r IM ib, may -iii I— mf mrIm bm,, O.I, mf •» WI y r.H» U» —.U rf<Wo«OTa«W b. uooorad far k,«OT*5 ■ft” 'mount necessity. !*• poB«7 ©f leebted tto aaemy. Deraourade party rignllM either aepars- misoa Tbea. Bitura hs.» perfonacd n-.or. Curts 1 must tore believed, the main body of tkm tor raeetablisbmtot with slavery.— AND DO Girt WLTTIH BATJ8FACTI0N! Sherman's army to tore been b front ot TbaChk*go platform b simply separa­ । Atlanta, when b fort it waa oaL flint rivHave TecUMoar, tion. Oe®. MeC*-"-*-»— —m. iu vx jfcrgg xtafMi£jK.g ftorix to I er, near Jonesboro, BO odd roccu JO* TMg^tl ansa la ru-aetabli i . M .r . __ > Baath, Than any olbsr artids la tte markst The Repoh]lean. that thungb Atlanta WMM tto®rmy to Ws dsfr any Om Io essrtradl:i{ thia Aieartioa. sjidn from ths great beggars ol the world bpfadgad tw tto*,---------------- ----------- . ■oL, aad rays the fasarf ito former is Union without slavery, and trawsvw bee- nothing, while the lose of the fetter would I AND WILL EAT WOOO in Earope, and come tn us Republicans. listing bit policy may to, tto pHtotore of I To any otm UM will prvdneo a OmteaW^.U- Ttov treat tto notes of Napoleon and have been witboat remedy. I his party will, ww rtay hope farce Mm to Joseph aed Maximilian with Inddferemw In another article the Jtomwmer OdoIt Between these views, I think no man but want Vj discount all tto Ameriesn BMFLINPN CEMAN BITTERS dstune the rotnoval of Johnston, eeying of tto II be re] party can remain la doubt, nets* they can B©t, The AesiAm Temee ha waa aaperoeded by Hood, a commandMILL CURE EVKRT CASE OF and I believe 1 are cenristeut with my aays thia is ail wrung—that Tto Repob ar of a division. notoriously locapabls antecedent* in withdrawing, not to aid in Chronic or Bottom DohUitp, Disnaw af th. l imns ia Amarica are all bank rapt, and Lidne.., amd DIwsms .riling from • dtwrdend tto triumph cd Mr. Linod n, tot to de my anything larger than a division. The re­ the Germans most benrasy to alight Brit sult is disaster at Atlanta in the wary part towards preventing tbo eioctioe of ish and French beggars, sad go begging the Democratic candidate. In respect to nick of lime when each a »'«®7 themselves, to America. Are they craxv 1 Mr. Lincola 1 continue tn told exactly could eave the party <rf Uaoob from Ir­ We asked Poor Richard whal be tbonght the Mutlmaata omteinod hi my letter of retrievable ruin. about tv “Why," said be, ‘ how can After referring to the aboard!ty ofpuL soceptanoe. I consider that bls edminis they becraxy. whsa they are doing just tration toe been poiilienlly, military and whal I did a little more then a year ego, B. B. WIGHTMAW * CO.. financially a failure, and that tto neces­ wtoa 1 pul lay iittfa savings iato Gov. sary continuance bf it Is a cause of regret .tALKBBtX OBOCEBTBS, provls.seL, eminent six parorntol Now see what I to the country. Tbere|ne ver was greater gut by it; just Oounl up. 1 kxr>s receiv­ unanimity in a country than was exhibit­ ed aix per cval in gold, which averaged ed hero at tto fall of Sumter, and the 100 per cent, in currency, making 12 South was powerless in the face of 1L— p«r cent, toevme. Now, to-day, my yi»n, But Mr. Lincoln ooroplotely paralysed bund laaalrwble in tto New York market this gwnsroav feeling. Ho destroyed the E. E MEME E E at 10 par ceck preimun* Put these tostrength of the position, and divided the THAT THISJ BITTERS IB gettor and to-day J have 34 per nul f-ir { North, when to declared to tto Booth use year's use uf my messy I W hat do utaeasuc, that Slavery should to protected, he bnlIt you think of that 1 You know, rt well CoaUia. oo Rum or Wbl*ke«. up for tto South a strength which other­ as I do, that there are thousands of peo­ JAH® EJMY’T Dl£tiK3 wise they could have never attained, and ple who did thia, and l<xby they' have Again ilaays: "The moral affuct ef this has given them an advocate on th© 22 per tent, on ibair investments. Why, Chicago platform- Tto Cleveland Qm- tto lose of Atlanta, though it may ba IS THE BEST TONIC 1 saw Miss Jones, our acb«>»l-man>. gw to ventluo Was to toko been an open avowal temporary, will to greaL It will render the bank and buy a 1500 bond. How of the condemnation which men fad been incalculable asalataoM to tto party of • be gut the money I don't know, hut freely expressing to each other fur the Lincoln, and obscure the prospects of these Yankee school tn ist teases are firstIl may enable pMt two years, and which fad been made peace, bM so bright. rate bauds at taking care uf thcmsclvrs. I A.*C.e.HOLBl°O«folly known to the President, but in the them to eaeoulo tto drift. It will diffuse Ws 11 now, count up. if Mise J-ues sells Gen. Averill wav relieved from duty TT0M«VS.^ C™”'1’" “ gloom over the South. Thia deprMion, uncertain condition of affairs, leading men bar bonds to-day aba gets her 8500 back with hi. division thia morning and grant-' iJEJSi.-’uiT—“■kMi safe, and she gvU I HO clear gain. Can ©d leave nf ahamive At 20 daya. Thia or. were not found willing to make'public however, may be speedily relis.ed If tto you sharp fslluwa there in William Bl., tier baa caused univrnal feeling of amaxe- dissatisfaction and condemnation to reo­ Adminiatratlon baa a spark of real sense do say better 1 You know I told Mr. । mxt In this army, it is generally thought Mr. Lincoln’s nomination Impossible, or unselfish patriotism. The re-lMtatomen I of 'Johnson, or appointment of Smith, tto banker, jny ideas about that, some question. of rank between Averill and Ibis continual alienee f.»r him a char­ Beauregard .would at com restore tto and. he bought th.OOO^ix per cent, bonds and Gen. Torbett is invol.ed, the former acter among the people which leaves Mkr no choice. United the Republican party sud you see he gut >1,100 for a year's Is reasonably sure nt anceesa. Divided try and array." use of61s money. 1 hirt him tto other the result oflbe Preeidootlal ejection is, The Jtoramiter «/• hte Bristol dry, andBie said. Pour Richard you ar© at the least doubtful. papers state that It Is all a Ur about right; ] begin to think the Government I am, gentlemen, . , Wheeler destroying the great bridge can luke care of itself, and us too. For v ReepectftAly and truly youra, ] over the Tenoeueeat Loedon. Theaarae my part, 1 mean lo buy sotue of the J. a fKEMONT. paper say a: "He scum etodiotoly to 7 30 s. The rate of inlerost ia high Tto Meat rrealSeccy. The filllowing io another letter from avoid the enemy’s bridges and linm of enuugh, and in three years they will turn Frwn tb.Tnctoa, V. J, Moalter. into aix per cent bonds again.' ‘Yes ,Mr. Gen. Fremont, in which be gives his sea­ communication, sni devotee himself to The next aleclion is die deobiuo of the sons for withdrawing more fuHy : \ running shout tbs'country pioklnj °P Smith, It is right, on the money aide; i<dJcha.X:Tutr7itb but, it it right on the couatry'i tide, too. fate of tto ualios. Upoo its result de­ , Namaxt. Sept. 17. " small lots of prisoners." pends the restoration or lb© destruction •r pnxo >• ,w..oie«. a»d p.ruco Help your country or It can't help you. Tbs Sentinel eloees an artid© on tba Gentlemen — I enclose y<xi my letter of th© Unlpn. No question has ever be­ la ay fcmlty. ol lb. nMfnlnMS ©1 Dr. Hoof­ The only preoti's Urnuss Bitter.. I d»p«rt for one. from my Now, I say the Germans are not only fore been presented to tto people upon of reoly to an Invitation from some of situation as fallows: * HAPPEN A BCR ROWS. Icowtot. tovxaSOTomv full OM.iOTteu that. right, but tbuy would be right if they got whioe solution hung the mmentous re­ my Republican friends tn meat thstn al oal moral use can draw from all thia ia, A TTORNKTH .ad COUNMALLORH AT LAW half that interest They cannot make a sults which irrrend their verdict upon the Faneuil Hall. In declining their invita­ that the CWedarete Btetea never hsd rV Wir-n la Chaaeerr. Tax and faunae. quarter of U al borne.” So ibuUght Poor n»u, Basisass aliaaded to with rpromplucM tion, I have informed them of my inten­ more Urgent need al an eSecdve army .4 ad.ru r. 1 Richard, and so think ws. When we next Pjeiddmncy. tion to viand aside from the Preeideatisl UBc. B.rdiek RW»«t, opposite th. PuteBc*. This issue is not—as the democracy think uf the German opinion of our situa­ can Vass, and assigned my reason s for do­ represent, it—penes or war. it is the aluiaioo. Michlgaa. tion and our fitmneiad strength, »» must * * J.C. Beaaowa. ing so. To avoid repetition I enclose nature of the peace. The deatruction of remember that they are la r better judges the rebellion is mriuogsr doubtfuL The you the letter, communicating to you of our condition than ws are, or our toe I only effirt of tlx rebels m»w la defeat In now officially my desire to withdraw my mire are. They are lookers on, at great name from the list of Presidential candi­ distance. They have none of. our enini the hope, that the succesa of faction in date.. In tbisdiacueaten I have the approv­ lies or prejudices. They can examine tto North may gi vet ham the objects for al of sweh af our friends as 1 have been able the feels disinterestedly. They du; and which they have been striving. Thia a to consult, and urged by them on th© ap­ dainocrwtlc triumph would do. The the result hi a verdict that the American proach of the election. I have thought Government is stable—iu ability and in- strife b not a. tn the man who etoll fill Il not prudent t» ibcur the long delay of ttyrity in nifftiny iti financial engage the Praaidentbl chair fur the next four consulting others, but I have reason to years. It ie whether the peace shall be menlt unguettioneblc. lliie verdict, luo. baliove they will unite with ms fully up Is founded on a series of facts which ere made up»n grounds which restore the on the propriety of my withdrawal. 1 Union in all its integrity and prevent the unimpeachable, and welt known to every do not inatjy way Intend to withdraw from possibility of future accession ; or upon intelligent American. Take two r»r three my share in the labor which we jointly of the most important: 1. The United a basis which surrenders to tto conquered undertook to eeeute the triumph of ths nil ws have wrested from tbair ura.p and Suites doubles its population each twen­ ideas respected by. lb. Rtdiotl De­ ty-fire years. The population of the ene-iuniges them to renew their treason mocracy. Whatever the next adminiscountry, which in 1850 was hcenly three whenever they fail to maintain their >u- tration may to. we owe to euraalvM to preniecy over the country. How such milliant, will in 1875 be forty fix mila question shall be decided is scarcely form a paradox compact, and establish Hom. But the rebellion I says some one. T«7c. F MIDDLE, by its thorough unity of exercising a . ■ How much has the rebellion diminished doubtful. preavu re along enough to Insure tto avenBut if>tb* ends of the democracy are toal uueecM of the principles for which the strength of tto United Slates 1 Take J OT.I Lead e»4 T»» U asd M base, the mesne which they have adopted this astonishing fact, that If all the Rebel C >.rt Hsm. st Hest»M». »• Wehave been contending, tto re-establish ,Dr« gf.--—States tod been sunk in the Pacific Ocean Lu adtaaee them are equally so. Ttoy tuant of the Union, the abandonmeot of We kuuw and cars little about lbs diA be United Stales would in 1875 h<ve « slavery 3nd of practical rvapep^ for liber I ference between the President and Re- 1 population equal to that of ike. Mila, in ty. It is Indispensable'that eemeel men geote, or between him and thia particu­ 1860, fa other uiurdi.ffUtn yean will should devote themselves to watching tto lar Regent, and we du put propose nnp . supply the total loss ol the eleven origin­ of tbrie party w.anld ba revolting to the prt^rcas and famiring the success of these to say anything of those differeneee. We al Rebel Staies ! ' Whal can impede tto remainder; - tto platform wh.ch they isaunu, regardless <>C men or parties. simply desire to hold up thia letter of progress of sueh * fcountry f 2. Hie pul fTth aa tto exp-siu-m of tbair views Mr. Uncola says to dues pot lead I this particular Begenl <u a apectmen of wealth of the country increased 127 par is .uoh that a member uf their own out- but Aillows the people. ft remains efawf M axiuranct and am. eenti.UHeaye it "might mean any thing. ” cent. In ten ttori! Nuw (rt it inersaae, tton. for tto people, in fto event •< bis 1 oanct at koi com under our dkotroatim , but80 from 1060to ,1870. and it will Equally contea/pUbfe M their cooraa aa rexlvrticm to require this-’ fidlowing at jbr Mag a dog. An bdlvidupl amount Bfrten time* all the loans of tto to the aomlartteaa. The «oly t"**"1- -bin toads, and further. Io require that in can Mercia© no power over the Unbars-1 government. The German knows what by tbrir owe avow si. upon' which Geo- the execution <>f hie duties ho toep scru- Ry. He possesses none. Exempt , when eral MoOellao waa arlaoted ie hts pops­ puloasly within tto c>natit«tir« and tto seting aa a component part of the, B..ard come from, bant in the world, »" th" ter! ly. fitataemestehip to toe mm. nor law*; to make him recognise that he ..r R^ents, hs has no mote authority । 0/ter mwnV No suih opportunity has bolds his power, nut to be used at ple»- than any private ckixvn; and Ria, Am, occurred before for toe investment ol wre, tot »a reallytfailbfal eersatt lo tto only through the action of the Board that I money, ao<! in oil probability will never people. Thia to.tto important duty be has authority. He baa the asms rd*, ^rmtn. Ifthe American does not whiph we tore ».w to perform, althuwgh live powar outeida <>T the Board that a know and taka advantage of ihia,tbe Gar­ as reprraentativas of ttoUlarelsnfl taova member of the Legislators has outalda i man and frenchman will.—ATr. merit we surrender our function to tbo <>t the Legislature, k b aeon, than, that any attempt by^a individual Regent to Mwre DctaXls of SherldaaH Vicierr* direct any ofliuer of the Univardtg, or to otherwise Qtoddb wltbjta agutw, htoh Sheridan’s Headquarters, Sep*. 84.— From the defeple.at .WJnehwtcr, Enrlx withdrew, his lorpea to Fisher's Hill, bav­ in* ruoatuf hie woobdad v/ the battle of the 19th sad those which had acun.ulated from the various ouinbats with Cruok and Averill In our hands. Al Fisher'. Hill he rested bta r«hi upon the Hassanrun HotMUia, and hie laft up..a North g hto front about tbrwe orvared by strong nalJ dsfaaeaiL Hto r^t. gasti'itja’ Snsintss Jrrtciern. Aoxc the main attack w begun by a strung dvinonstraihut by Emory's troops<wi tbs euemy’s right abouLao-ra or a Hub laiar. Resit's divWira ■/ the Alb Corps ad­ vanced, and secured boim important bsigbte in frost of the osatrs, while Gen. AseriU's Division, ef os.dry attached and drove tto enemy at a gallop front bis advanced position an the left onemHa imdi into big main works, sod bald him there white Crook's. Corps, which had been conoeeled during the day, was trans­ ferred in tto rear of Averill’s Dlvjsioo. to ttoeoa/ny’e extreme-left- At hr. m. Crooks and Averill stormed and serried tto works of the enemy, the cavalry leap­ ed tto ba'rrriera erected by the enemy, capturing two battle flags, four gwts^nd over >00 prisoners, while Crook swept to­ wards the enemy's centre. Tto fith Curpe attacked, folli>wod by tto 19th, while Averill swept afoog tto base of the North Mountain, outward' for seven inilee, capturing IS cavalrymen, four caiaeons, 14 wagons, eight embulatoea and a number of fogitirea. The enemy having probably learned of tto movement upon his right and rear, tod commenced I as ring his position some t«o hours before oor attack. Hh deCrturr wm an hasty that he was eompelI tq lepra 16 guns and over 1,000 pris­ oners in our bands. 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Union men, rally far a grand demonstration. Ost!! Turn Owl It Turn '£tgal Jhtiitt, •l MH4I.MII> Eetato af Naah C. TU ^Barry boMea .1 u>o FraboiT an. per nst, whteh win be paid by the treaadry D.psrtmeat ape. th. reaoipt of a bill for tbo utewal. MrtilodHk/*oa«eor wilh wba« the dopoalt.WM mads. No dadaetlaao for eooa*i>8on« ■snetbeudolrao thodrya^te. ’ 8FBCIAVADVANTAOES OF THIS LOAN. It u a Nsnosu Satuco Baxx. oBanng a hiaber UnicxScnool.—The fall term of the I*dys» Friowe, Mr October. “I’sep”a beautifully executed steel Monday last. Ths attendance fa quits engraving of a mother and her little girl full 2P“t thl. .gitUr rfT.B W, F“k”"Pl“*** A. J. Bowes, of Prairieville, has been Haatinp Union School commenced on 2d District of this county for Representa­ tive. Barring hie parties which are bud as can be^lr.|Bowne is a good citixan>nd quite popular, in his frrtrict. Of course ■X0FLF8 CURE I wm uo*H*d with Rhromoi, his nomination ia a mere matter of form; the Union men of the southern Wagaa■— ■ bcttlei । district are bound to sleet Mr. Laphatn “ by a largo majority. Skpatoual Nomination.—H. A. GoooTBA* waa nominated ou Saturday, by tbt> Cope., far State Scot tor in this Dis­ trict. Four yearn ago Mr. G., stood almost ‘‘solitary and alooe"in thia county for Breckenr >dge- Quarterly Ceufereuoe. Tnt 3d Quarterly Conference of the Grand River Association, will be held in Orangeville, on Saturday and Sunday Oct. 8th and 9th. A cordial invitation is extended to all, lo assemble on the CURE now Democratic laeeeae t* FeosiMo. The Toronto Glob, calmly and impar­ tially discussing the Chicago Convention, a* an outside observer of political affairs in the United States, says: If no important success should be achieved by the Federal armies before November, the candidate put op at Chirag.i would poll a very large vote. If ’••neral Lee should win an important battle, it might be possible to elect the Democratic candidate, or at all events threw the election into Congress. An important Federal victory -befi're Atlan­ ta or Petersburg, however, would put •MUI; SPECIAL XOTICES sirengait appeal *01 ba lo Um loyally and patrtctIm of Um pooplo. Duplicate eertlBcatei will ba Uanad for all depoalU. The party depositing must endorse COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. AU peraons haring elalras against Uss Zbtafo tf doe eased, ar* hereby battiad and r*qi»etad to Ing majority, beyond a peradventure.— Thus, Democratic success is possible onanus. If they over think of it, the re­ flect ioe must lie an ugly is* to the lead­ ers of the Democratic party, that their failure in this political campaign, and the ultimate restoration af the Union under Mr. Lincoln's policy, would hand their names down, to ’the execration of future generations of their country. iy A Col. Hart, in the rebel serve-*, has sent a cbalvoge to Col. James P. Brownlow, son of Parson Brownlow, sta­ ling that bis regiment, the 6th Georgia Cavalry,can whip the former regiment tea field fight. Col. Brownlow replies: “Noth­ ing, Cofooel,would afford me more pleas­ ure. Aa for the foods of fighting, and the arms to be used you can use your own pleasure aa tn fighting mounted or dismounted, and use aseh arms as you desire. | prefer fighting mounted, and shall use the sabre and revolver. I re­ gret that at present I am perfectly br’p- CURES™ I bH> in poor health ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. sod ei|pr»lnsU all Aropevfoctiy reliable r Ie nay and all of ibe Cloth A SrMPLV ano Exckluot Maonwa.— We had the pleasure this morning of in­ specting the operations of Wend’s TichtStitch Sewing Machine of which •• had heard much but never seen. It is so simple ia its construction and operation that we wonder it has not heretofore been largely introduced in tbo Northwest.— There are bnt thirty pieces in the entire machine, not one of which last all liable te get out of order. There iano loan of power, the action being direct, and the result, a mathematical certainty. It is »o constructed that there ia not the slight­ est vibration of the noodle-bar. and break­ ing a needle or dropping a stitch ie al­ most an Impossibility. Tbo stitch itself is known aa the look stitch alike 00 both sides and Mt not rip or be ripp'd. It will nut from two thicknesses ot leather to w*iw muslin or paper wiiAmU a»f « JustmnU V’tosaon./edor tblhing. It 1. emphatically an all-wack Faawlj Ma­ li bias, mH is certain to bo largely intro­ duced hereabouts. The General Western > tsat ie Mr. Jefferson Farmer, M Wasb- BabacripUoa* will bo rooeirad by tbo Treasurer of the UaiUd Stales, at Wnahlagloo. the Mrsral Auistaot Trwasaren and dealgaslod DapoaMariae COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. AU jmtsoo. ha.lsg Stalms sgalast the �pMh.xe, and for whom they «&; .. ' RmoW, Ttob tbo pretended war f r the Uaioa, wtboh U* At-UimoMta their eihee ace cufodwemfr to Um tmur.i rmA of hwty board oiiumh^ 6f the ahwo leburwystem by poop, , fttatwwbero H*d bot eaist. u' DRUG STORE!!! tSWfi AmaMC TW war ftw the U—.of the L'bIuo, hi fact, fo uncotaditutiunal. <»ly «boe th_ Ar te*b Uribe «mUi k •*.' •DU. UaUKftKU Blood Vbkwuu YffTTH: ' and ** "•* *' ■Buoo-D VlULS >ew aad moot complete aseortmonl of i»*v«d and medicines. Roeofted, That tbe Gmatitntlon of the t United btataa isw voluntary compact i-f the Btstea, to wMeh each State acceded at a party, agreeing to real in the Federal Government eeriein delegated poweh which can not ba enlarged by Federal Presidents, Judges or Legialsturs, and that the sMumptioa of undeleted powen makes any act of tbo Hjggrau or Supreme Court uf p>e United Statro ui the President void and of no force; and to that class belong bulb the aotsfurnisbing lhs arnewa of war, tu wit: tbo Baek Law and Um Conscription Lew, which are uUerly «oid. lo say ooibing of The , luaaa of other worlbbaa b«ielali<m. RttoM, That tbo Stole Judiciary, h«j tr.» ,-O—V- C-ll—A J-U--- 1-L-c. - J^ZAMsaddir I bibb 1 sv- nt umu> xn mxotcdul rUAKNKS^ILTua mechanical COME AND BUT MORE thin, and lhert bring m> hope in that S' uarter, nor In our Governor nor Lagianore, the oyila of the draft are ou jimniatroua that tbo people ai* compelled U> interfere, and declare that they will not submit to it, and w a cell on every county to move in concert as an rtfrctual Peace party, lo put an end tu tbo wholesale deatrucuoa of our ioaiituliuao and our &mUioa. ... JEFFERSON FARMER, Gt*. ^g* Hetolvtd, That States have the right to - nrnca 91 wmmimtot er. withdraw their concent to the Union, and resume their Independence, by repealing their ordinance of acceaeiuu and peuyig ordinancea of aeceeaion. . Retolred, That, a Stale having been withdrawn from the Federaikm with Uo concent, and by a formal act <>/ tbe pnw P>». can not bo invaded with a purpose *o compel its return. Reaobed, That the Federal Govern­ ment cannot riahtfolty interfere with, or modify or eboheb tbe system of labor of any State, eithp^toor out of the Union, under any prvlaine, nr In purauance of any authority whatsoever.Reoolrtd, That in the application pf these ideas, which in our judgement are eonstitutiiinallj reasonable evident and just, to the conflict between the Union and Confederate States, we but perforin a natural and srwlai duty in declaring “to ail whom it may concern," that no dtissna of Qhio, resident of Butler oounty, shall be compelled to join tbe Federal army to consummate tbe avowed designs of tbo enemies of Butte rights, even CELEBRATED shoo Id It prove necessary to give effect to this decision 6y forct cmrf yHlh arnu. Rnolvtd, That the citiaen of this cuunty, who are opposed lo a further prrwacu. lHn> of the war should prepare for such a contingency. ' ”njro?iS?^H4‘;W.£?D “ ncMT PUBinW ■,! asjitassb^ tsaiiss: Abu a creel variety of, the Aid Ctokhig Extracts, roa rww atenem. Tfaierrrr or tna Unua. Wa also ktep on k»i>4 .good awnrtawal of STATIONERY, J. GRANT! PDA prjfiiLM. ran, paper, nrV ELOPES. tint*. Ac., As. Tpoa ear abelvae wsy ba ie.ad aU ot iba MOTT POPULAB Gt* Vr** *- r*j*-r yxnla ra<>M obrxawoa abpbbw jpaaoua. Tbe Indianapolis Journal publishes a letter from Andn-w Jobaw-n. written In anewer to a lower inviting him to speak al Logansport, Indiana, from which wo take the following extracts: •NashydlvTeoA.. Ae» Bl. IBM “We are getting along bqre under the eircaibstaacea, as well aa could be expec­ ted. We are taiiog steps gradually ta «M^ be^|Mewmad«at any Time Uwy thought prt.pfrp. .dnpt them, if tbe cuMtitoboe aad iaiwo of Um Uoi led Sate, are now to bo dwremirded, sad aeparsiIon and the bH now lodgement <>f aa ludepeedeol SutKborw Cuariedaawoy agreed to, American frebffnm is gone. A tepamIfcouflU Reith frusa tbo Not th wdl only be tbo swearing wedge to ocher div irtwswMdhwiH Uluw, beoumt m IK MT LINE OF TRADE •r Beady I*ay, owly. Conic and Sec !! ;y^vs&giu«si,,j JUST RECEIVED A larga atook of s.w. & iL'jy.snimi’a AMERICAN ORGANS, ©till; ®rradi3Uta|«it, nr rirrax DinxagxT styles. G- €> O X> 8 Wk^k ,, aS., „ THE AMERICAN ORGANS An prueswnesd by mon I ban a hwadrad of lbs best Orsaalste ie be Mperioe to say csber rs<, prodaoeO: bavto« received tbs highest premfom ">SXS!fikSu a distaaee eaa order by mail with lhaearns arsunty for raewvieg a peefoet inalrumrnt m though ulacuM al oar WarwooSM. I •twi? • They ere really a js\oo& txxvAk Tu vtx.’r VCX, whhh, ia eonjeeetion with the Ti\.oc&. VvkAyvtY, will oere all the aforiwantionad d«av aad, of tbewaatrw, Vffl reliav. and eere J9Mo.vb«, . Obotiuanaw, Mio (Paint, Ckobna JMorl.w Indi^wtloa, GHin <n the £euvls, * QNaaiaMe, ate. Try thssa asodieinoe, aad pea wiD eerar ‘*Aek year n alghl sra. wbe bars need thaw. Ml thtj will say they are Good. Me&vevtveu, sboald try thorn before going for a ‘VaasphU or AUaaos of wy Ud ‘DovAjX 'o.o xo-otc. Clothing ' AND DRY GOODS! tr-HrWTr4)SI TtAM AGO. Ma-C- C. Baieeoi. a dietlagalabed tbewlot aad । DrWRMad tbo sMy ef Male. N. T. teveto^ m AVox’k. \kke. a. CXarrw. bare ever doubted yew will . issstot sssgs ef sit dtasoass W eoosotes daaeeoftwoyeMu, AN0TKE& writes, bio eesi was oewd after bis flesh bed elaote wasted ewev. The doctors nroaooaood tbs sass iacorw bte _______ ANOTHER was oared of Fsvor sad Ages are tbs Moot aatira and thorough pilta that bar* Mr beea mtrodueed. They act to dimtly epos tbe Lbw. «•**■ Two Blow rwdaU. HARD-WARE I a 4e- MABbte. , UKbotiMeteaM.Mte n»4Mrff«bBte~teM bsteg ■uaafosierwiboai seeod aad ImsswAsm teraAsand sMMy fom hwe Um esM sfoeMMs y rnss i esosoer foes la a» the wfliswy IMiso soO Eruptions, WE HVAE GROCERIES , ' : < ■ Of—mam». «r wteA wSddow Jw,, nd a.>uunys >>ri Tbmww, PATEST MEDICINES BOWS & BH©BS, ties and onwrts as important peliminary steps tu calling a cuaventiun aad buldiag eleoth nsby tbe the people flw all tbe offices of tbe 8tMe. If our armies are successful at Richmond aad Atlanta (as I trust io God they will be.) we etn give a tote ih.Novaiuber tor Praeidrnt aad Vice President. Bubunnioa lo tbo mnatitudon and obedience to the laws made in poreuaace thereof, asid tbe <mly pear* measures dial abeuld ba cdR-red 'to any portion <>f the peuple of the United States. Abrac form lbw beat and moot Mbatsmtiel compromise, end one that ran t>e adopted by the people of tbo rebellion States, in their diaersti- n they may think pro­ per to du ec. It |s with them, b«»w long thio was shall ooMiaae, or when peace shall be made. Tbe taune »fpeace base beetiboNH them, wd wNh 5dm, wnd 0>WpeU, a-k a-dacAr. Liaw Cbmplatet, Ftewr aad jfgvt. Lruaorrtewa, Fsmate Otoflam >>a4rrin, Tito, Sant/Wrua Cbnsumplion, sU STOMACH BITTERS. Ti\ooii VuVi^vx y an& VAV* b that they strike at tbo met of Diwass, by ersdieeteag mrj particis of rnponty CH®JiEK’J 3’IEBTITECXXT hostettbrs ’u” .*?! Sittings’ gnsiitisi The peoouarity of the GROCERIES! OUR OOODS FOR SALE BY MHPPE!I < BbR ^rr-wuiYn. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-10-12.pdf 53f4ecf3984d6e5e5b38969d408e1e76 PDF Text Text MU MA tl •»<« •« \wb: UutDfllit VIM1MUT, ms, «a«srr co*ATr, Mrdttaaa Afea"ae^«Ae JWtflfw. 7;;^," /u .i> DYSPEPSIA, ARD DOEAtKa BESULTlgG FBOM DISORDERS OF .TUB LIVER Stlrtlri Jorfrj. . m MMwmrani. " Br K„,»d ufMlooorl Dr. rwl.ray ■■ of Vk^nli iW.w. Wur KmUracn Wmww>ni»iawr*»v •• _ . wlih sr--. . . . ” mat Bri»c Alabama,Gra?W .»»:■, oib-r-.w •j.istincjs’ UnshttS'5 Jirtttori. GERMAN BITTERS, *.tvg moss Bn^xfinigrtogLK n> rotrea for THiai! ( TheaaoyoUwrsritda tafeeotartM. I Wadty say One to soatradivl th IB AaMrtaa. AND WILL FAY glOOO / Tn asy bov tt>B( will produro a CtrtiScato pfof'vl*eilby utbatisaalOKNUINK^ ,-r.|«nwto l,M iffllM »•.[» TtarAasy mW re trahbed and my sole wue edtatiMtfd. . . ’ '* J Andi J«*ssnprenij tad and bw- .> --t walid, • • 4 Wwte-aMl Linkun wlH agta eel In HplWe him and M. airvenm-sta w. stal -tafet our bowels. ‘ ’ •’ ' There etal ban* apiatretate ahi ^darie Ofl MOUTIVB BMJAWB. AM CTWtt> BY HOOFUHD’S rare that then or hetory Wra. Tnra.., mb Tratam 1ta warhe eoHdL..---------------1 --proof r-----ttalGen. Gno. B. McCWlsn. of tta Fed WUll iplkaell ItigiMvUth tai* Ottey ' MUrra.,. >,.iM>albu»l> of- «W «•*•> Ikraart <!«..», It,, pltelm. «««. SSSu'Lij.iff’Sterf m< TUI tint Wiuotiutxraa Ab<1 bl- fr’m b“boB>*ln ih" ir©H2 to the CrmMflffWXMT* ‘ * ‘1‘ aa the Confederate Urea Bitten h«Te txrfc.ni Bo’s s «w.rd who shrinks frow lbe HB of tl» salved lugi«* rank.tai ------A5D DO OlVt BETTOt fllpTltiN.| 24. -.J. r j.'11 OJr" nraemnry that this work should ta- done for -. tbe. on lighten ntcnb of the publics We take, thmefbra, the following extracts from the reporta ofthe various Democratiegpeactalireedeiottaeiiy.aepabliBhed in tho Chicago Ttate, the Copperhead > Our encmb wM< kava p sbel bd slsUsd lnzg«*odly ' ’wesbwlhsv twdigsrbsg. Owr food ebel-ba sew, 1ky^»e -------------- jssjd wtrt 'rHbwtfWwntawre. ESMtfvE:vx organ ; ttsenetoMffiirwnilisi tbe doom that sUutd btast But ow sorrer wax tnrtrad to fpy, nod BiIht. A0 staUj idly tin rer.1 is p„l. TMort WAWTtXO rw«>Aivo 4ofoX BMOC1.D ,oar wstllwa to glsdnta. .7 Dot be who skbmlts when U*S Uauden have barsi sired, as other Officer* ranked film In Ttfn raw twciiiw a*d W trtitul*. For Forrest bsfli smotid tW ®5U*> •» eeakirity y end that Geft -MeClellwO ‘havAnd victory e»wftn, ls of eosrsrds ihe vrorat! Fort Pillow, rad .spared wot are.— Ml Buna of Pennsylvania said 2 become t&nded at ibis, then offered UihosldspkiidoUr ArwjrobMknaadweak. • If they wanted the war togooo, ltaa aeryicca to .the United State*. talor Wt wkipt Basta at Tk»l cravens so aUmelsssly lift the white ebook In Decemberr l892 I had occasion to they should support Liacoln ;-bu® if they R»d Bivar. [Hooky.] 7,avrcell off Governor Shorter of Alabama, wanted peace and the ttaflro kept in tta And (Hoke bu lootooa Fly atuth sad ROOFLAXD*S CFBMAK BITTERS proper place, ttae they should support 8m! Anarchy smites al the Pp.ce which they ask. «bo was then nnjaaralng at the Honts- ths nomioen of ttaaonvaatioo. [Ctaere.] slayd tbo defenders tbereaf. [Hunkv.] WILL CUggXVEBY CASK OF And-Uo, him who aforetime spiled And Ibexes of Direiiion Saab out through lb* wllla. Hotel, Huntsville Ala. Oaseimor If they did eo they would see tta DensoShorter then introduewd me to Gen. Wat CVromc «r NrrvonB ftobuuy. I)toro>n of tbe MickLellsn.aad Bunjrids.asd Hooker, ^t"''“’d titaores stlaing trom a diserdued son, who was present. . General □ratio vulo, under which the ooviuiry had sbel chsw up Grant; yea be will bust him. Give thank., yr brow, boys, who by valaand by recognized me Immedistely. And aa prospered, return again with peace J»d And he aW talk Washington, god Oferrn Ur /WLariaf^oiplMna rrrobfaf /b e» Xm . -FM . ...... thd governor rrsumid a conversation nleoly. .H»was io ftaoe MeQMita."^Unkin, and Qtaia, amd Seward sbel be Bear bboard, nafolloring, oar nobh old tag. ConbUjmiUou. Inward pUm, FoHobb. of UlsoS Wrong arms aftho Citeo, heron, living sad dead, with tbe General,'tad ooetaion to refer Tbtew cheers for MeCWlan.) tn llic Urod.Aeclililv of tbe Htomach, Manaro. For tbe blood at your valor Is uwlroely shed! to our trip to Mobile, and I purposely THS AVOwan eorrranxADe vox m'clxixas. Hroritnira, bi.nut kr Food, Fnllbns or Weight brought about the conversation in refer­ >a iba 8toa<Bcb. Soar EroetBtion., Hi.ktog’or So eoidier’a green laurel Is promised yon here. [ CapL Rynders said : . sxrtes Ksx- But tbe white rog of-^mpuU/'softly shall shear J’ ence U> General McClellan, and General Watson reiterated the statement be had Flattering Miho H'aKChoking or HoBbetting And you. y» war msrtyrs, who prtarb fnm ywut _l.. 1.. _ ■ i»_.__ ■.------ - r prevloeslv made* in rejfkrd'to McClellan. in rogs’rd u>CfemriR 11 Vunandlghum How ewplfem ari nnrwd by the mastersbf slaves. . itanapve. fCheere and laughter ] -Bat ' timQbie traitor, I willaay that during Or, IMnc. sUH fager la eba4owa of desih,, be woufd tell them ta codd go tta plfitPutf enrt the starved mwcie, recall ths faint K ’ ' , form and he could tta candidate nom­ drink thai»BL^ AtoU.ltal b.„,r no <oora> fc> > edly cloeeted with -Jeff. Davie, James inated by tta convention, bet Goo. B. And ebonl, UU Uow toward, rejoke af tbe ary. A. Seddfo, tta r&H-f Secretary tjf'Wpy, ., • ••Hr the hands of tbe Uwioa we fcw<bt forwediet" and Judah P. Benjd-t’iti, tta wtaieecre-’ .McClellan was hia first choice-” a wnrr r»*co ttav vow sPeuoLAW. ad <nr«M M (M«t »Mi MU*. Dy the Ood of owr Fathers I Ibis sbame we past tery of Bute.' shore, Darin# my visit In Richmond At that But it Itrew. too debasing for freemen to bear, epoeh, I feninrd from reliable ta'drcea ConUiaa^p Kgs er Whiskey. and Waslnsffioii, Jackson will torn ia their (reta+bfllclsl*] that thd Ofcfo-trgfmr had He adverted lo itajmarpvament HiTD fl Wvx~y Tj'xmwrt A^rr>a pledged hk word to foe ratal soibiiHtlee( Vurrm 'msde on Lincoln's amnesty oath— that If tbe Democratic patty al the Nofth grk«aU’lU,I>HW£-tt O«j IS THE BEST T8HIC exceeded in .IrCtiag tWr catrfttUW ItJ tbe rteit Ptreldentitf elertWn bf would, um» »MU inlliferirt td obtain peace dfo ybitaforpoaoe.7...,t„ .. M^u l^r mm SATS-SO: the taels of sr rtcofnltfon of the Confede­ ) 1 Tka Was A reJLcaa. I n- ■■ >-.» rate Buti-d m A ‘fcpartxfr anfl fotfepriMfrar From Um Bev. UviQ. Brok. raster of tbe BnUst ‘ c<tt Au- "b*L':S Cbwreh. Fonterton, N.J... formerly of Um North yownmnit' ' Bopust ChuroMlinaAelpata. "Thia wirWk failure. TWa'.OmvinMoreover,during my stay at Richmond ./ I bare kaewa UooS«n<l>Oeruwe BiWerefevoewbaring called on Mr. Benjamin, the Sec­ don dfould n^Histfon for W> fur s number of year*. I bare as»4 the® In To tbe Members of tbe Nsiieeei Cotoe Club, retary of Stale, with a view to obtain an oun 'unooW C*CSR.“'I' . A' FhPa<elehi~ ~ ----- interview on business of a private Char­ tbeir eUects t£al I was ioduewd to roroomtm MrJFuller'tr MWgta’aihd ? ’•'3 GaxTLHMaa: I am in possession of ' tbrwi to many others, and kawrn lhal they h acter, I was told by an official in attendyour noir, in which you ask ms if 1 re- 1 -I ask vug. then, whrttar, fa view of UWM t WVCMtailVHi Sfrti onerated in a stnktagtr bettoHrtsI manner. 11 aaee alike Department ol Stale—who, member having made certain asseition 1 these farts ybp ere wBljiJg to ■tfsr-y««*’ rwv'rJ ”«* .ata-’C »■» of course believed me to bo a loyal Con­ tta call mkdeapon’yov. ^<fgWe MW.OOfl . Tlraul^Mto*- -Vra«6O*OteW at the rooms of the National Union Club 1 wife she dtSTOMB fee whleh tber .re rroomm. federate—that it was uncertain when I in January last, on my return front the 1 more -men fo t|ilk'untaly tauae F [Loud ed. Io throe Bittern ko«'W™K from os nertearo to, .11 Mr. VMU»llrtam'.^>>tonl»»u could tee Mr. Benjamin ; and that aa the rebel lines in regard to General Geo. B. 1 eriea pf“Nol’fio J*^’4 ' to ,p.U to total! JtoCWlktatahm visitor of Mr. Benjamin waa Mr. VallanK^’^'.’Z’ita^'^^ McClellan and Clement L. Vallamhgham te besrHi tbe a®toted end U Idigbam, whom thia official styled tbe ai.d desirir^.to know if 1 would reiterate 1-Ohio refugee," tbe conference.might, be Mr. Bsaderreft of Prairertvanfar eaid’. bf t'fe’&ner nMW -*■ -««■ said stftemsnl. . , ... I protracted Ip a late luwr, O« that dpy, -Feltaw ritric™. What for ye.PT hit I recollect perfectly wall having made It is kbewii tMi Mr. aftnuat MMd ty , allnduch I " waited until after the hour not dmd-ihM:-1M<- inferttal «0r ahtmM cat lain statejitoflts in regard to Uta I wo taaure«momled hte«WM* with wtat fvr. transacting busiaeas at that depertstopf [VoltfM—’Tee.-]" persona named, and in presence -of Seve­ 1 te calls Mr. VallaodigtatnlltatewyU rf riaeui, 1 did licit g«t to see Mr, Benjamin.’ rn! members of th} Q.U?U ' THB MOSHTM vivum. At that Ijme, d’tvera were the rumorf the ulire.jpeece j»rif...*^ ,C»fo^ In response to your inquiry if, I would □.per has taeo mild S» May. compared in private’circles amodg'tba .reWs^tbat Mr. Deen of Iowa said : repeat said atatemtiit, f would answer , Vanandiahatn hea pjedg........................ •'Hot with all tta west armiee placed nt with hW Atflenl deeuneiation of the axils ty saving: Firei/That while tije ^Ule b:a IP.tadent Unralw’a] emnmond. bn oo tbe streets and “In tta gatherings ®t befere Richmond, Vai, In IHG2, was sllll[ the Confederate Cease Oi ;lon MU wformed . Drpsirlmentat'WaihingU *«rell» FAIL­ Ue ftotbluL Smarting under there reprogressing, and Immediately after Gen. and other, Got? ED ! !•! I- Such a faHitrsr tad never been bukeo from the bouse of Ha frieode, Mr, MeUleHnn had fallen back from before। in a report made by me ai known. Such destruction of human life Vallandigbam arrived ■% Colamtas re . ttatt-Uj, h> company with a friend, anj eminent agents. Great were the expectations of the reb­ hod new* Veen known sinee th* dnalrw- Friday, on his eastern otwointenenta, officer in the rebel eervice, who was pro lino of tta artn* of Senechasib J»y tta orily to have Ws feeling* still further ag­ rented from joining bis command in els during Jay leal jisi > «uhta ths.r lines, gravated by finding from McCleHeao question, ret heeoinl of a wound reeqived d lhw b altaedisibam factioasaeseeded.ia breath of th. Almighty. And still tta Utter of aomaUDoe that be tad boon electing their candidate to tbe 1 reai- n»<»n*ter neerper wanted more »«> for al tbe battle ofSeven Pinea, and being bia ilanph^r pen*! Mr Dean clneed hi« swindled In the very bargain in whiob 1 provided with h apodal oormil from Medary was assailing him. Gen. Mc­ remark* amid tta wildest shouts.? ’ — Let it be remembered that this Valthe War Department at Ri^mood, 1 Clellan had not unequivocably and ie ’ visited the fortifications around Richmond laadlgham faction swa tbe men who seek GAfeays rarer. terms planted himselfoo the peace plat­ to el^ltso. B. MdClallan J* ’ !"?®** srodn snauMo amd soctmbsm rtoxoa. , form, according to contract ‘ । and advanced to e distance, of about two miles north of that city, wbere.we met which done bnt’ foy«l m«> »botrfd fill. Mr. C. C. Burr of Now Jersey mid.: He instantly determined to attempt Qdonel Gayle, of the l*k Alabama 'JourrMHi luirm.cB- , -Mr.-Lincoln has sb,lop a good .many leadigia bolt of the ally* Pe*» pretj i - (rebel) regiment, who was a.partioulay tbourand neg roan, but for .every pegrota and after consultation with tta CulumIriend of the officer in wlmse company I had.ihoo-slolan, be had stolen tin three bus malignant*, withdraw all hia appolntwas; also Lieuttmtal CoTimel Pickens, of sand spoon*. It had boon said that if menta, and started for CinclnnatL ,,^1* to «av ttal,i» ho tov"/^ «”•* JSiiul of tbe same reg'»neat, with whom 1 tad the l.dero were al unco stunmreedfo «BRadvantage u)-a persona! seqiiafntanoe.— r that in »<-« «“? cit, and the debate that followed lasted TheC-kravl ,M lira to for into Bunds y mortasg. .. ,. rarararaira^v ®“!!£ It Is understood that Mr Vallaadtetam States rifles, wh>eb- lay buried in me ana toecana'®*” "'j, proposes a demand for tta reaaeemblage gsswnrf. nndia rows,Aha'soil’ ’heapedlorn vawUon tald to Chieato reifht •• r,t. -“ a'AalrM roa aiuti wdetyta*. <.uf foe Notional Convention and the oombeso teM in Hfohwntad. ttwin.as if they ware grave®. Fouf of tare । iMtiou of a man who would not beoitate tba c— ol HS•'rwady in^urW otoersUe. fawntagi eyeoptaMta amT Tbs Same Burr said; n '^atendtariyonfoeplatfoc® "** whmi readied the spot, and I had the ^W. were ipld that w« -«ld <*«K ipg ia tbgfo. tta nomination. c. artna against the government candidate outside foe MttfB TolfcUbM bag sums of those gune, whl* had been have dwtwthsir utmost to destroy Amer­ former Moods and followers roepoolfolly tea. hkwwwt of tisseasec ica* liberty. domored. - Hetad teoeghk the* tale U»< Urate•n.e-tsHt’tbnut free sp cucne-tn Chicago to nominate a cwdidgte •oegtffc.MtM'* Mr. VaJWfllgtanr | urmnu «f >hrara»s«~ •“ »»«»» “ and tta CtastJtntion, an recital catfeh Words 'io ia reported to have tin evened to bolt vofera. But bow Is'ltiu --------------- -- — inaled on a peaea pluforns and Me# rouM .nd Sih VU sM*p against tta **ft« rfMvrara tX’rat «»• •I-"1». *£ wiif iai<W(f pn.j",r 9^ff-. R *oy pita wbsstfcMmJdttallWflMl tarnitatieo pfeta end free speech there 1 If-g dw»d w wee pet opoo Mei by a fonder, who «•■ Cvhfcrai. aioaKu. to clarwd ttatta taUeved that'would bn OS •evTin-!?".- ft" *U±d* good a thtagta'ceuld-ta drew for tbe ttdrntl yr-., i .'’ >- ■• ■• ^>’kK,“:Lr^»rara. mot aiwbokomc, * 'lira is'jjsr.l’.sr.iiX’ juiis juininiv". ~ Kvirrr.v * bvrrows. “4St,,'L.J...».rai. .M-ll.ll- JI’.’JG SHKUDON, TUSA3UBKU- Will j. M. i.,«» • M**—* smya- SXrS&i- :dAuS’»ki* I.J wiWy U.iiih ha. been **rj conMently rvcommcwu w>v n. B<Uto u n» n.jyr FtoHlly-.iiWVlWBrf.l~ »'•'“■ WrfjUm to. J.Wrf »uito, by b» unaty. tv. ,, boon as- rra. W.. l.a ■rara^VJS^S.lgr, Tta.oweIraVol Vra rataVVk* Qiafrty "fcj "■ •' ,1 i..s r~>*- �Waahlr Dii: FOB PtiBBlDKMT, ABRAHAM MN0 prepared a free dinner fiw all who cboee to partake. n», Misfit <W Mm V? from a Inch w* started, tbe old ferry.— ' tbeir preeence, and encouraged tbrtr Before wo got under way. Gm.' McClel- I ton wilh A* PrtaeM jeamp M towed Um Atonds by lheir . approbcubat. A eirefe JseobMI. Aftey aninUuducttoo of ibe ", **•■*»*• to**ra af lhaweuwd i ANBMW JOHNSON, 1’’ attach, and we foil to^K ‘ high **liamlkm of th* flag at safe position. Wefcit b 'few wounded PWWMSm " vrw-*www»— - ------ ---------•ra. God blew, tbe patriot!* ladle* of in t]^ advance. Our lust Friday wee wa# fought by our fume* trader G-aeral French, In wiicb tb® rebels w*r* driven । Mr land! How many thousand* of them grratra than MX first stated. ur The trtal killed, wounded and priaon- from lb* field with hrary toe*, Imvlag hav* eocnurag^ their husband# and noe* tbeir dead a>d wraadad ia our hand*. logo forth and battle for that dear Old ere, amosuta to about 2.000, over half of * horn were captured. This occurred in Flag, bravely bidding. them God speed tsmaegueoeo of tb* gap between a part while tba *r«f P«W"8 «• of th* Mb and Osh *vrp*, through «Hri> The rebel Gram I attacked with hi. Diehtoiag tbe vray life frwm mi tbeir lev- I tao enemy cuntew —------ —------------viahm, 7,080 atraag. aad *affsred beaviIng toy al heart*. Oar coutrtry atoll live 1 uud diviefapoftba 9tb corp*. A eLell ly leaving biakilled and wnuntfed in oar - ...... .•_»*—. hang* t.tb* number of 1,000, while we for her women ar* brave,loyal and tree! loot 300. Tb* figbt lasted six hours aL together. From Florence w* beer that Morgan to* Forrest cornered, has cap­ McCleR tured Lis transportation, and that I to Wraaiaaa, Ort. 4. 1M4. FsdK'txmte prevent all retreat across tbe Mb. Earns:—The* with Ha tear a. fSWh? srmy is detforitttxcd, and I aball bo com-1 pdlsd to surrender «w cnpftoiate thia 1 nftcm<»on or to night, and I must tors a j guntowl to taka tbe Prince* to Fortfeos Meara*, immediately*— that II would not b* aafo to trad them M a tramp wt. McCrea repltad. that Opt. Rogers said be euuld art apera a gunboat. Tbe Gen­ eral and Princes insisted m a gMto<ak Mach conv rrastom t-»A plac* hetw*m < the General and tbe Princes and MoCrra, my self being present ami DENBY U- CRAPo. *f Hist. K (EvGROBk ENQR, <>f Janesville. ’ JAMES?PUR?iSfff Allegan. ***♦«» Cusaaasava« W>iah'«l<w^zi<9> .Twrtfoyoftastwnsk, BbMImi tn fh« rh»» •jtor. K. Marble in N ---------------- w JOHN OWEN, ol Detroit. rwaida learned. . EMIL AijNEKt" of Lansing. Jto Q art, iisw < Xaed CYRUS HEWETT, of Lansing. and the Government would have tw ac­ knowledge the Buntberv Cimfedetaby.— Tbe result. if the f‘ri aces abouId beUh re prisoners, owing to their European rela­ tion a. was also dtocuaeed ; and Anally it was agreed to maha another effort t» in­ duce Capl. Rogen to eend a gun boat with the P riser* to Fortress M««me.-r This was tbe mor# earnestly insisted no, as they all agreed that the surrender of lb® lotilta would certainly fiitlow tbe surrender of the army ; and Gen. McClel­ lan said tbe authorities al Washington would b* responsible foe tb* result. Al this lime, about 8 r. ■„ a letter was brought to Gen. McClellan, wbieb be said was from his Chief of Staff, and gave ALBElff vfitUAMS^r 1«U. WUTEKJUMXI Elt from oerlto**. while the *•*> Ue*. Sberman wa* diverted to tbe arte of th* main rebel army in lillUadal.’. ERKY. and various have been tbe changes within <me month. Our town ba* filled its quo la for tbe (art nil of tb* President, and in oamp al Grand Rapid*. Th* palnrtfo men responded to tbe call, and in' a abort time tb* town uf W(Midland was free from drsft. little. Th* following la tbe statement referred Gaaxo IUr:»«, Oct. 3. 1884. . Dxea Sim: Agreeably -Jo your n. qoert I have made a copy «f tny journal of Jon* 30th, IMS. which I read to you some day * since. 1 cannot consent «■ let tbe original which you desired, to pass from my posaeealnn. although any p*r»m can have th* privfleg*<rf aering it by calling on me. All th* material fact* J wrote to my wife at the time, hot th* letter was handed to different nerwuia and now it cannot be found, although tbrw* who read H recollect tt>« facts. I also in October. IMS, gave tb* tend ­ ing facts to G*W. Garfield and Secretary Cha**, and several rtbers. I will make aftdavit to tbe facts sad etate«n*nto made hath* iwurnal. and the l^-h>»«k of the1 Jneob Brtl cuntaiae tbe'evidence of al)' Uta forts. thia day's events «h»eh surprised me very much. There seemed, from the con­ versation of Gen. McClellan aod th* Prine**, an apparent desir* Ia. surrender th* srmy «m the pretext of co unsuccess­ ful eaiupaigr •'------ ktoto.spmtoihility Weshingum. I may to mistaken tn lM\ tort I oi l I not otberwi** interpret thrir conversation, especially a* tbeir remark* shout sarrendertng th* arm> were coup­ led with lbs acknowledgement nf the Soutbren Confederacy, sn I tb* rmponoibility i-f tb* aulhuritie* at Washington. Another fact which struuk me w*a th* fre*, not to aay excessive, use of whisky. Tb* . wblaky bold* was pnssrd lhr«* time* while they occupied tb* hurricane drak. cneh tlrte Gm. Mva*n*a, the Princes and XlcCreu drinking, this struck me th* mom forcibly *• I bad understood th* General waa strictly a lempsrsoce Jm.Ml.IMl &mm after mir arrrival at Qty Point. walsnHwd Usrt Gm. McOeilra, with hi* army, bad arrived M Turkey Bend, sad wa gut nmier way and stood «p th* river, arriving al Turkey Bend abwet ncxiu. The North Baek of tbaTivqr wn* Th* effort «f tba whisky waa quite mauHbat m tbe tall aiiat prlnae (Cmat.) as ba required material aid, hi the shape of a man at each ‘aide, to pas* from the hen lose* to the quarter deck; and, after a little time, being unable to harp his t»«itbm ia Ha rhair, M«Crto pntou ed that be oeewpy Ha ted Vi hie cabin, which be did be tbe emittance of McGrew and M* <>f dm Prinees. FMa fctetea to 9 C-mtWy." The fiwg i* large, nwd beaatMtny executed, and east but hula lam that a hundred dollars. It La lb* repeweecto'.ion of a large eagle tightly graaptog to hie Into- » hugs a. pperfc.U ■nah*, tbe blued atrmmtog fcu* u. j wawnfi* tofitotad by the taloaa cd tha aqgto. j Our ladice, Usi, are ep and doing the Mm* They have cuovened Into*, result* hav* etoeBed their eff.i t». h ia a great pleasure fur ooe who feels “Tbe enemy is repulsed and «»ur army safe." • Re then remarked, “He uiabee me to euni* to tbe front" Altar reading tbe letter, tbe General and the rest of tbe group left tbe hurri­ ■oCtoltaaH JbefBlty. cane deck fin- the quarter deck. The Ou our Grat'pag* we print on appar­ General, PHnee da Join villa and McCrea ently wall authenticated article detailing went aft th* deck and wnversed e<'>me minutes, and then returned, and tbe Gen soma vary-aapieiuaa circumstance* oo*- eral left, after bidding the Prince well, •aotad with McClellan's Peninsula eam- for the army. The Jacob ftell then gut peign. We publish below, uome farther under weigh and stood down to C*ty evidence landing to confirm the aespio Point t» order sp "some of I be transports, and then returned to Tbrhey Bend. tons of many loyal people that McClel After our return, Prin«e de J<4n*ille Ian had no heart io tbe war, and waa, tn requested McCrea to go ibid pursued* Bae the very mildest terms, an unanfo C»pt Rogers to send a gunboat to eariy < man to trwit tai aay aspacUy, wboreia he them t« Fortress Monroe. Th* Captain had say thing to An with tbe rebels, to went, and soon returned and said CepL Rngsr* bed ordered a gunboat to gn, and their great iaoarrectioa. the*he wangling with K« veesel To* Th* Detroit AAaeriianr and THinae, PiiMede JninviUe eaid l« him, That wiU ie publiehiag tb* atateaMWt of a J. Bto- Interfo.-e with your arrangrmrnls with aeU, Burgeon of tb* Jacob Bel!, aay* that Gao. McCMIsn. How ia that, said ihr Captain 1 You kanw, said the Prince. y<-u was to keep your vassd hers arid a boat oil shore so that th* GcnaraPomld tbto State, vbo know* tb* writer well, j Baton fomed if be should be attacked and voeobaa far bto troth a^ r*epect*- in the night. MoCma said be had arMugbUfty. Morn than thi. tbe writer mods ed with another vessel to Ue hero. | About this time McCrea learned that tbe same atateevrtit* to other gentleonea I there was a e»rr*«po<>deM an board, and of high character in thl* Stalo, *nd elee- I asked as* if it was so. I told him * man where very eoae after lb* occermno* of > cam* on board about the time tb* Gviwr- ■ I *1 did. I did not, however, know bia lb* erswts to which be refer*.” • Wo trust oar reader* will peruse this buain***. He eaid if tbare wa* any mi : board be must leave immediately, a* be letter carefully and compare'it with all would have no correspondent un board the other known facia of th* Peninsula hit veeeel. campaign, to tbe end that they may come W* got under weigh after tb* Princes' to a jest couclusion aa to nhrther Mc- hsggsge could be brought on board, and « plM«aa* trip to Old Point, wtora OeHaa i* a anfo tnea to trwrt with ito tod wa arrived al 8 u'duck ». M.. Jijy |»t, PreeidcMy, and with tbe cl<wtog up of aitd th* captain had tbe honor of tbe ei< the cruel and wicked rebellnci, against reayonent of tbe New York Tfone* aa a wb'nb bia Generalship accutuplisbed e>> psssr-ngrr in bia gig from Ute veeeel to th* Treasurer's ufto greater part Uto stauek «< to individcs A diapalcb from Gen. Stsv***m raports tbat an xffiuer of Gen.. Sheridan's staff bed jnst arrived. Gen. Bheridsu was still at Harriannberg. Hi* supply* train* sier* going <>n all right, occaaion ally interrupted by guerrillas, tbe only rebel force on the r*wd. . Th* oftcer brought in the remains nf St. John R. Meigs, ol the Engineer Qirj.. tbe imly wm of Bea«rt M»j. Gen. Mrigw. Q. M. G. If* was killed by budiwhackera last Monday, while making a military enrvey. Gen. Roaerrans rrpoets that Gen. Ew­ ing made giwid hi* relrwat to R-Jle^l e ny only a few straggler, and tfowe killed aad wounded by th* way, very few in number. • Frorrt lb* number ef th* wrtirwM reb­ bay cctordi.f to tht wisdom trhirh God els the ewemy la l<ws WIN w®< fall much I Ao» pres them." atoft wf 1,088 Aarc da awaHrn. I TH* is the mean, base, Cowardly la* ytiigart. R H.KTkXTOX.Rec. rtW*» BUS re rffa man who aspires Io the Vice Piestdency <■/tbe United States. Can any man, w b>> ba* any regard ftahisnwn ’oath, any regard to 6>mm>m decency; v««te for vtirk a w retch 1 all have bran mustered ia and arc sow aa usual. sod good ,, Jub Abmcju. Tax 8 twerae Rirer. f SalielacVrry report* af 'lb* operation in progress tofi-re Richimmd and Peters­ burg, hat* been received, bnt tbeir de­ tails are not al present proper for publU, cation. i ceaselem Head ba* passed the month of September plvsaandy over o*r beads, the eurth aod have lb* in tv real th* society at heart, as scary true aod loyal pereuo should have, to be present *p»n eueb oeessiuo* and e*e tba earneetaee* »bioh proved** every Me pesMBt.— Mulbare ar* there, wtoa* bear to best at r*turn of Opt- I. S. Michigan, *ft*r Me h aufferihg. fey mi tbe field days fo tbe menliowing of toe a ord soldier, work with all tbeir might, trusting that sow* ppur car* worn bm may receive cvoitu.L Slaters too, am Ist-hiag; •ack endeavoring to lightr* th* berden as much aa poeeibls. b«uy owu.vinj some Utile oua>6>rt, la b»p«w 11 may prove a W.M.g to aume Ur.Htor. A new and very good idea ia earned nwt by fjy Some month* ago a r.egro.a slave . tbe uiraibeca of thia aocwlv. They rnatk tbe sheet*, pillows, £*evbief>. dio. with beLmging tn'J'dm G. tUnrtt, nt lz>*<s' indal'.H* mk, th* name* of some membe- 'rille, robl-ed his. master <•( *3 000 ia olmcfoly. If they ctone* to fell Into goM, ran away awl deposited tbe money tbe heads of friend*, what a jnr|J of pfaesare it wtil to for'ttomT;; >re vrrit* charge <-f larrvny. Th® M'grii was Me preofs that they arc not forgotten b) their friend# at home. Our IsJ.rg .J.ji ♦tr.WitM 'heffvr* tb* Police Ma^U’ratr of A s«ld>*e wbo wa# reading invcripliutu iur allow tkciixclvrs to work nil dar ।1 nn<*iMtaf1. am? upon the examlaa(H<a It dgdjjo bR»r biipgry and we-iry. A sppraved that a slave, ibi, In K/c'ncky. uu.tta transparencies in a Democratic spTe«idi>l cupper Is nlwnys #crced «ih «u>.'b weals from He master. Is whl gnifty of proeeasNwi in Tesnlam, discovering noth­ occasion*, ai d it I* pleasant Im one to larerwy. and ivqissq-Hmtly** requisition ing inserted thereto but abdae of the to invited lb |>artekr. no muller w toih-r foon tbe Govrnitornt of that State enutd President of tbs United State*, and in hr to hungry iw not, be will be *arw to not rvwrti him. H* bad r-wnmittrd n<< •ulta to oar Government, be turned to •dfonse sgsinst the laws of Ohio, and the h>* companion and exclaimed: “i aay Tba result* of Ito last meeting* ar* a# repeal of th* Fwgilir* Slav* Law pre­ Jim. this is tbe fire! rwtel raid wa've fidlowa, (th* other box having been for­ vented bie return to bis master under its I mew wince we left Virginia.” provMnna. Tbe negro waa euae*qo««tly warded aoma Um* ago:) Twenty-five lb*, dried apple*. 4| Ito. Ji »eha rge d from custody. Maw nf tbs right fog gb rteura.1 tat damp*.of Ike rel .1 Huss foU IP M ssrbangs. which r 44 for file, to hi* friend Dtaransetso Accioa-j • «"lg *3(a g^-Tb* Misamiri Dnoocrai says of tbe movement of Price in that Stale Tba» we do not "ver-eelimate tbe magni­ tude of tbe Tn reding movement is abowu hy several circumstances. Tbe bort in­ formation puls Price's invading force al not leas than 15 000 wrllartned and well organized men... Thia is formidable, but it is m< atL Tbe invader* wi" v ' ' ed l>y n large namlwr of races nf them old eoldiera of Pries been scattered through kb® no district* of the State rm recruit awaiting tbe coming of their .. to Join him with such accsaeiona aa. they have been able to collect. In thia way will tbe in jading army be likely to gain rapidly in-strength. o. o. c. I Tb* SacaBraar of the Treasury *nI nnuneca that he will receive propoeela Cumdi .:»Um-wss arcMratall MUjm Ber.^sy 1a*t, I •Awfi ato dwd rai M. «fd Bfe^dtefuMtos ) eurrgnta, l| Iba. grapes. 5 lb*. Berries. I lb. poaches, 3 Ito. Jinee, 18 Ito ton­ dag**, 7 tod quilt*, 13 towels, 47 h*Tduel*, 24 p’dlewa and cssm, 13 eblrts, 0 Ito patching, I one hundred lb. ksg of Ouiotia, 1 pair sucka. Up ta lb* last of September tbe above la correct. Respectfully ynare. . Capt ' nd at tbe battle «C tbs •h- fort that the^husbar iakdy drafted, and, we ’ Inna Tatu."—Tta ■v.be.wiuy over the no ••—•.fog »•* be bvW tore .. a “spike team.” J >i^£bw<>tic* »* a stal-1 ’ ■ • all. CyrUS l^rvrll SU-' - .1 to..|.| forth io Ibt SfoMiavill* «a th* ittb Mrlbrt- aa?'* •« ab.«ldti*» Siaitrd Hastings •« the Sol Hansa the Piofttr I •TRAYED OR STOLEN. MILLINERY STORE JA1ST A FINE ASSORTMENT until Ort.tar 14th, for forty milium* of 5-20 toad*. Tta AM* hare abwaya been so popular that a liberal premium ia I expected, apd a cuaaiderableamount will SILK. prahabl* Im Lak* m foreign accMat.— STRAW Tta 7AO loan will no* be interfered with, AKD and remain* tta mo*V oo* ven tort lavert, VKLVKT frwnt gt par that ia gow in tb* market, BONNKTS; whil* the upropMala><My be daairabla LA DISS', CroWte for Lanka ud capitaliatA., Tbe autaeriptiMa.lc the 7 30* have already amoMttd to over furty-fiv* uilllitam. g- • WILDHSUS' BKUBWErs 2JH.D03. rtt, nolwitbstendtac that be lima stand*. ■* rm* «/ lbw* bigoted aod ill.torsi Dcmocral# wto> ueed, la bia abundant admiration of few speech, to mob aboio to* apeakers. Boei* four year* agn, aa nnic*uee*>n*nt was pu'olisbod, that in lb* tone of B«ll*vua, Eaton aouoly. a gsattoman would addreee the etuaraa oa th* subject ol tbe moral effect of ala* ary up>« the omsatry. Tbe meeting was anpqlifted fur th* -eraniog in * cbur^h, Wtoo th* time of tb* mealing earns Hr. Brackrtt and sevarnl of fee warn, and a enmd of other roughs, toofi p.M«s*i<« »f th* edificr, and wbea tba speaker l.rgan, Martin 8. Brackett, Cnppcrto*4 candidate fiw Lfest. Gorenwe asked in tt'od voice,;-Do you intend to maha a political speech F, Ths aprafcar replisd that such was not Ms iaientiiui • “Bat." respond*! lb* Inlell^Mt Braekrtt “Ym cm*i make a apseeft oa slavaay s.tbort making a pdUraJ speech, and that aort uf thing anal b* allowed.” ha*, iag aakl IM*, th* grand and mighty Brsrkett demanded a cbairmao . for th* meeting, called in revsons* to an invitetom <.f ci tiara*, and bis a*w«iatM voted in a B<wder Ruffle Lmx4>on. Tbe crowd taking Ihsir eua foun tba Copperhead candidate for Lieal. Gwcrmoe. tanwted snd threatened, toaitad awl hallooed uaul iriTMit. A fine exemplihesti-n <>f C.pperfccad —4 A- ri- tpeeefc .Kxarred In Co lamwhere.some rowdim of t tn a acboolhouss where fee w.. preaching, m fUt. --------- »«’rd to know whether be was ••Dwmoer.t or Abolitfonirt,- aay. Ing that If be waa tbe former, be might ermtlaee tn preach, but if the latter they -nUdl>«Hm. II. u •BMM ‘brongh tbe window. , . ■ jy William Kratee in was arrest sbon lima sinew, t'* «1* taut sw.1 Wealing tb« “»• HATS*. ....... AND WORSTSD GOODS, Hull we ms»i «mfoa* ctos aiweouvenirtt sad • jUsditi-ms .J tbe three! for* sneaking.—>'• F. ' jJAWS PORTRITT HALUSBY, , , Hreff. AgswteX. Y.Manitary Msrtetv, Itodwto -Ganta: 1 4s«wi M da* ta]*a tastalvSto>aa<w *1 etaKt^lhal *M tottle *f Fraples Cave wkirh I sMrtasd ham yas ia Ke*re.tor last. Kwiag the atorttoMwl sf yaw Raefciy, tofcHag to ��DRUG STOREill . 1 ' an® *1 ■BTuOOTS again, but Urn stop mother was cruel and e.rarwd.utaLU^uf greeting SDtJimwitaUj- ing b.*ma ties. At length tba fakir died and thus ended all bar hopes of peace nrfirt at buroa. ' ’ Miso Mary now put on male attire and with W brother, enltsud in the Mlb lad. VmU. Iler brother wee sooc killed and abe agate foil alone. She followed luru at pump,” performing all the duties <.f thseultbori waa m esversl hard fought battios, tb« last of which w*t at lookout Mountain, where she was wounded in the stde and borne front the field, “fth was her third wound, one very eevere, shtsertng U» bonee uf the aakle. White the aurgeoa wasdreeetng Um last wound, be-all at ones exelaktewd,-My God you are a wumCt," to which she replied, “My Gud l aie a wutnai ” Cp to this time she had earvM two years and a half, drew' pay aijd rations from the Govern­ ment-add her sea undiscovered. As soon MU UNUI, jBHad«fAM*,CW.* swy f/tafa s-»taW WK imeaaHsIvnM. ST- FOB MECHAXICAL AMD MEDICINAL PORPOfiK8.ONLY.ja 'YlIOftE nA, COFFEE. SUGAR, 8P10B8. rOTBB. PRUWE8. Flea. XAHTX8, CODFISH; Cspt. Getea,Military Aset. Lincoln Genl. Hospital, iov.ted her tu ber bouse, where ebo has been slay lug eince. Bbe applied to the military aulbunliee for ber pay due, bet they found su prvriaioes m law 'KShj_Sw thJn aPP*led difWVP” Jy to the President, wbu t<>M a.. tr<lu> Isw made no provisions for her case, be g—_„/-7s£r-_ would pay ber out of his own pocket. Btoe Is h msdinni saed woman, eighteen JEFFERSON FARMER. Cm. Aft. years old, ef somewhat inaseuliue leaorncx 01 WAWTOTOW IT. lures and vuk*. She acted as orderly CbieafW, DI. fur her Idoutoaant (nr six months,tenting P. 0. Drawer, SX71. with hiiA ; blacked his bouts, brushed bia Cluthes, die. Bet when be received infurmalioa of her true oharacter, it is said be wm so exasperated that be refused to speak to. ber. But Ute most interesting pert of her history, ‘ ‘ ’ * ___________ _ _____ _iMMr' follow. The genius thlle thore is another vie lory to win. A^ain she levels bar musk st, fixes bayonet, chargee the foe and adds another rictory iu*h*r list. This is significant. The spoils are the heart and hud of a gallant yoong sergeant of the Abo a yraet varictT of tba cx®nciMif tpnPBTipni’E'pTv Aid CwklBg Extract, <*t* CovwXr^. K\\ nepeeM^oftba GROCERIES! ’ ' ' • ■ gistisp’ Silina *R\oc& "VuAThtt axxA VA\% Is that duty strike A a-BrteT Diseue, un-m An. r the QB cad beelll. ef the body dspuds TT f S3 fo ^foiidSh. body drsgt i» sad caripgkrfetarMy tta V iettra.eli.rss l*da sod IidUmsiloe. M frefleen ta the eUraol R. J. GRANT! rt a ■bsrebfoexfoaenee These Ms«<lnas Kyc ’’CneatMxUA Llswr Qsmploint, Fmt andjgua, Lauoorrhoaa, Famala Ckmploif ggifrilas, a.jUUjnWZh ff^sore, Xr«pM<, JWa, &rq/Uleus Orrwumption, w« IN MY LINE OF TltADE JSETRATP, IP01E. (DAJ3E •r Ready JPay/wmjjr. Basclalalite lien win be mH to COMPOUXD . WJSL g^WadM^be Bwiif-'U h which t^ JUST RECEIVED /Wp^A Vtke a C'cvawv. *V\vc, *B\oodu VAX* i-r o«m oftmrrm STOMACH bittbbs. *?£££ CXS'X' S.B&IE.'W.SBEKfiBrS AMERICAN ORGANS. SSitj Crrarlo^-ltac^itit, wrrss Which we offer st _ __ -.A 1 U FIFTEEN DIFFEHZXT STYLES. laximrax ipmkes. We have ever; kind of fppde. aueb a Tyy fUee raedieiaea, sad you will never ®W!T8 & SB®®?, "SIk y^er neighbors, who have seed thaw, and they will say they are Qt ooi. OBGAN GROCERIES THE AMERICAN ORGANS Moeouaced by move ttsn a bsadved at the Oryauiste to hr saptrier to ear other rat ■mm3. I...1.. ,k. kl-k—I J*. _ Said Senator 8emmee, Louisiana, Id hyi speech to the rebel, at JsehM: “Our hopes fur an early peace are de pendent-entirely on tbo success of thr Damocrslio party at the North In the aporoaoMtig Presidential election.” Bayt the London 2Wee iwiis teaue of . ’’ aylymebould frJ.M before going for a -*• >•-“-. n. r. cheb; insiramest aa though oatastad al eer warerana I bare also a large aaaortswalef Pianos & Melodeons I Clothi Dcecrrpiive eircelarvoaet free ef charge. style 142 Uke at., Crijcsoo. WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz. ln-.wstluah.aalssj, hCd* U-T swjgj? AND W. W. 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Z.“worn '•»’**•• "' p*i*"'p joi ibohmJ Jouoiojd oioonwr* n ®lHaKT33X AAMnOK. .<11*1 III* '"n'Q’x n»« ** h rm *••!»» q*na jo <H*S*u Sotw.w «iDJ1,pi 00 ***’Ja°x I*30”’’ •*•“1 ‘"iwa»» •*>« o« mo oox loot •oPfoq Au»»» oooqx «N A»fU 4pi8 uaaoA ar n^osjTTarx.f3Jia[nnox satb Uwmmx •*•«■ mvh itouarauvs mat S.UB oa aKT |aw«o aiMB ponuqpol «.», M*nnj MMfx •(HHOJL S83LLI8 KVRH3D SXLHVLIOOH it tnraao nv 'smvdmo uuMioia an h3aii aw ao stfaauofiia iav Minim m™ a»v VrSd3dSAQ SSOlti mmax ■mm. Mirew ___ ■SDOavy^w *n ae T« •ewiycKX nun ivaniMiA' iwiAs'esHpmnj hi __ �Division A—Art J z' Qaee Na. l-8lXirt| ABRAHAM LLNOOLN, .g-nuum——— esallrti 4 years old or ovwr, -A^HRfcW-JOHNSON, ■?.£ .yy-»______ swdssm-.- , ...ArZujirfaai^unair,'- ‘ The County Fate. EsnL&NEirix^-"1"* NeVer waf there a 4n<rt beautiful day than wte iltliered on l*bursdayj tnornlq late, thexte^ud day ofjli© Agriwtikprtl Fair. The-psople commreced gatheriox eoriy:and thkMtebdawc© upon tbe gnuAtd was larger tban at'any ffreviliM •Die pfrow jjt cattle was’ very. )i|jhL /A wnjrlffix'i&yreit Ttehn—.. 2d bsrt< N. Kenier, . IM Clan No. i-Sbiflt Naron for Car- riogtt.-No Natrin. Bus! soil >.. ysars old, 8,. Van ' few good specimcM, la mote ©ftrtcrtnre AUft. ..J0 embraced thneaiko exhibirta of cattle. 2d beu. Qua. McQusra. IM Beat ©oil I yr. old, Nshemiah Cook, 1 00 2d beet, Nataimiak Cook, . . M Qn sheep the competition wnd* much tooro extensive and embraced soine very » SMkN* “ “ Sab— w«—-Muj* Green, ' W *)K ». M. W—*,» Bat — I uri CorBi^.pi*. Ma. D. SiHktf. . : 50 Bai <u.lk«w>. Ma, Qia^MI, 23 Bnta.ll b—iMa. lS.Xahr. » Best ah©ll and eons basket, Mr©. D. Strihsr, ; Best ©hell frame, Mra. H. Wright, 50 2d best, Mr©: C. PanR, • S5 Best velvet bounrl. Miss Lottis Brown, 50 Best felt haf, " “ 50 Bert infants esp, “ . “ . M 50 Best talten ©olUr, Mias F. Swain, 50 Best bead collars^ Maria Powers, 50 Beet feather flow-era “-I - “ 4 50 Linen etodtlngs, Amanda Mixer, 50 - thrtrt “ ’ “ 60 Balmoral stockings, Mary E. Green, 50 Fancy Vase, Mrs. Cha*. Fault, 25 Cushion atands, Mr*. Chas. Pauli, 25 Best straw frames, Mrs. Chs*. Paun, 50 New York, Ort. 14—Tbe TTorif, Us­ ing Ito sssi-riion on the fig-ras^t lu- thus far received fr©m Peuosy lvaula, ©aye tfer De«n«rgto rtvo.PT’UbU s/Ug^rd • majority r.f5>00 >m the b«>mo vote—. Tbe Tribtmt. on the other ham! figure- jx 'Z.m'001’ ■ Additional votes of the PoMowIvania *yc*XTS . rop I ' soldier* In the Department «f Washimr ton give: <kh Artillery—Unfa©, 101 ; ’ CUnNo. 6-Draft Horn. fin© spocimeoa lhe.bete of which are, of oral • lancy s>«x. B«. br.ldrf rin.M-.Wm_ Ttekkr SO Demooratic, A At Camp DwlribuHoa Beat draft team, F. B. Anstte, : course, indicated• by th© Premiums — Union, 488; Democratic, 73. ' 3d beat,'Jerome Palmertrin, Best booked rag. T. L. Pillsbury. 50 awarded. * - " • Best shell sod ©one frames, Mrs. D. On© solitary pig tnld th© efltire exbib£ . .. . .. Dmvoi B—Cattlx. Striker, 50 Cfaae No. \-Dvrkaau. ti<» in that dau. Th© truth it, pork and Best embnriiferad infant’s dress, Mrs. John Roberta, 4 M pigs are Um aoare© and too d*ar I© be Beat boll 2 yra old, Geo. L. Briggs, 32 00 Chn No Z-Gradt ant N*t& CattU. Best lot ol? paintings, Mary E. 'Green, 50 looked st far nothing. - • -- • : Beal boqiM <>f graaeee, Mrs. J. P. There was a good show ofhorsoe far Best bull 3 years old ug user, Roberta, 25 8. Andrea, S3 00 AH Work and most other cfaties wer© Hanging tteme basket. Elsie H 4>bs, 25 well reprsnented except Marcs and Colts Beal-bull 2 yrs old. A. Sponabls, 2 00 G« '• Mrs. Wm. ' Brat Bull Cdt. & P. Cndy, 1 00 Potter, ' 25 which ware deficient. New Yuri. October 15.—Tbe/feroWi Clan No. 4— Working Oren and Slrcrt. Best ei'n« frame, Mrs. I. N. Krmlrt, 50 4 D. W. Ellie, of Assyria, exhibited a Beat jroke working ogen, 8. An Best housewifery. Mrs. J. M. Nevins, 50 c-irro<p©ud©nt witb.Grcgg’am»alry *•>*: very fine Jack, which we cuoaider worthy 2d best, Mrs. C. M. Sumner. 25 A rec-ytnoiresirce was road© by Maj. ’Dio following meetings have been apof special mention. «23 beat, S. J. Badraek, Best W«u-h case. Mary E. Green. _ 25 MeCdfowiihSM men ©ftbe I3ib Pert pumtrjd liy tbe Republican County Com. ■yfvnla on the night nftbe 11th tn alBest em'oruldered handkerchief, Mrs. Agricultural Implements wore not iBeal pair 8 year old steers, A. miuen, which will bo addressed by one Elsie H-bba. 25 certain the strength of the enemy in the numerous, but some estwllent specimens vicinity of Stony Creel Slatioh i>o the* or more of the following speakers : Bost faneV bolls and eggs. Mts. Chas. Clan No. 5—Z«i Catlh were on the ground and these are Indies Pauli. 25 south side qf the Railroad. .They pau»i ■James'-A. Sweexsy. IL Wright and Brat fat sow. 3 P. Cady. II 50 ted by the premium* awarded^ the rebel picket line, espturmg iS.priaou Best f»ne» work basket, Mrs. Cbaa. Chat. G. Holbrook. 75 Io tbe Muchanical Department, were ’2d .tert. S.rdh Shew. Psuik, “ ers,' several mvlvs sod horses. end burned .AX%trt School Rous^ Carltoa Center,four rqhnl waguns and retnrapd without some good speeinvena of Ugennh.) and Cl»n No 9 —Draft C»tltr. . Friday evening, Oct. flfc Divi-ios Gthe loss of a man. The rebel force nt yofcr Jr-ift 'Sen, A, Andrus. 32 00 amnug shlcli we eprteallt Bert I At Mudge'a School Honea, Castleton, conveniRtea, 1 Stony Creek was found to be7.000 infant­ 2 i li.-st. S J. tkulo-vlt, 31 Qp notioe a model far a patent Bre Hite, a ! Saterdsy evening, Oct. 29. ry and cavalry under Wada Haxnpiou. Best half bu. ears of Core, A. P. At Middfevnte, Monday * evening, .■very ©nnvnnientarrnagemeiM, exhibited ■Dtnsms C—Swaxe, awtnx ©so Pooltmt. King. 50 °CAt3LOntt>g©vifto, Tueeday evening, by Isaac Tolles nt Barry. Best hslfbu. wheat. Geo. L Briggs, 50 .Ckut No. 1—AVrp.' Tbe U« la the Finn Corp*. Beet half bu. ©eta, Peter Overt, 50 Spimisb Merino Buck, Da if id New Tart, Get. 15.—The JfrraAG In the departments usually allotted W> Best I Npv.l. ’ Best col I ecu.hi of fruila of all kinds bib Corp- correspondent nays tba total , , At PrairievlHe, Wedneeday wvoeing, ithe Ladies, the show was'very fine iud©ed ( . dubnmia, • *4"' ' grown by one exhibitor, James 2d teat, J. R. l*>>*©rs. lure in tbe Poplar Gmr* fight was 2,021 xxa-r yj^-n^Brraa Nov. 2d. _ ; (and worthy ©fall praise. .> ■ jBeet frrM Meria© brak. J- M. W. Hotchkie*. 50 of whom 1,521 were missing. At Wcknry Comers, Thursday ereBest collscti-m of fall applea, Milo L. Fruit, altboogh not very abundant was R'gers, ± Wirtmre, 50 "^At Doud’a flch.’ol H<mse in Hope, 'exceedingly good and is said to have bonf 1Bret Ausibdown A bueka. Geo. Best ©oliection of Winter Apples, . Mason, . Thursday evening. N»>v. 3d. ' ।a bettor show than wg© exhibited M tbe Wm.ATi.us, 50 Fair. y ■ IBert pen ft Ewas, G McQueen, At life M.wfi'rt Scbo-4 Domain John©- State ( Best relleetion of pears, M. L. town, Friday ereeing. Nov. 4. Cion No. 2-Swina. Williams, M Tbs vegetables wen. very good, and At^.Woodland Center, Saturday eve- only fine and healthy specimens were ex- Beet pig 8 ma*, uld, A. Ryereoa, 31 00 Bast eullectlon ©f peaches, J. W. 1 Hntehkive, 50 At Hastlnga, Monday evening. Nov. 7. biblted. I Grand Il.pld,. Jkpl.XWl, Ges. McCuujbAW doesn't remember Best colleetioo ©f Grapes, J. W. Financially,. the Fair was a aucees*. I Hnrtrtra, 50 what bowl be run oa when be fouxbl the ITIHI! ITHMI rrtvui Tbe aotrie© not being aa numerous a© wa* Bert half dor. long Wood brats, Wm bwttfo-of Malvern Hill, fie will bar. Bay the Best: then Tak» Cm» W U. Hams, 25 the aame difficulty in remembering,’ I bars MJiW smsMtMnrsf-fcrt ataaYV. hoped of course lessened (he rsesipts; Bern Ulf rtt. Rate .Baete, H. ■. after next N«vember what boat be ran rated Ot«■ OrtM ISS'< -Ml «M •* »**• but lbs premiums awarded being corres­ eosainjMv, t« atw a lar^e rairrlv ef Farter. IKa ■ My©ra, 25 pondingly light, leave tbe society in very Brat half dos. enrrete, J. M. Nevins 25 good condition. "The receipts were about - ^rS^SCRnj-'. Bret peck potatoes, Jerome Palmer. Beat reapar and mower, Geo. T. ISM. »'•«. 25 Cmwu., rt 40 Beat peck white beana, Peter Covert, 25 Tbe Annual address, by L. D. Dibble 2d bent. O. G. Cooper, 1 40 Largest squash of any kind, Wm. E-q- of Battle Creek, was well worthy ( Best wood Mwer, A. R. Prate, 2 00 Hams, 4 25 •if that gentleman's reputatiuu as w Jogjc- 2d bate. Gyo. Baker, 100 Beat 2 winter squashes, Wm. Hams. 25 Bent cbeeen press, I. N. Keeler, . 50 Beet cabbage, H. N. Bbeldnn, fifi Bret bee hive model, I. Tolies, ' 50 ?.uinT-' g7; U UriK*. 35 Best h.wee rake, J. Badotrt. 50 Pm meUo©. Wm. Hama, _ • • 25 A Sianncarr Fact.—k la a eu rions Best Her* Pitchfork, J. Badeock, 60 Best Cauliflower, J. M. Nevins, 25 and significant facir that w’hlls'Mte.Demucar* The relnnis from lbw Town -Else Clan No, , ll<>ne In Ginneclicut, abow that the State Lunf RtDDfo amd Damxo. rrats rurally refrain frost* attending Best dress ©out, Mrs. J. A. Roblanurt to n>ll up a |prge Majority for Unton Meetings, th© Union men quite Brat Kding, Miss Fanny Jone©, 32,00 Lincoln and Johnson in November. In extensively attend Democratic hteetiugs. a large number ui biwns th- L'ni.-n vote Cbu Na. 9— Wagont, Carriage, Sleigkr This was exemplified by. the inertings shows very hand«un>e gaina. Where and CaiinrI Warr. bold bereJaat week, At the Dau»-«raiic >ur people have resiHjodrt nobly tn there is a lose, iris mostly earned from Beat two horse wagon, 0. C. Bug1 local causes. W» bat© returns .from 84 City tiaritwarw calle fur filling the। army, and for TnAliM,80,000 Union Majority. bee, . W 50 Gtwud SUt-ds 8v»t. UM oeV.yJ Ing the hospitals, and now have to towns; fifty Union end llurty-two G-p lieved by good judge- that the Unionists Beat two horse carriage, Wm. P. Pcnnsylvxala, 15 004 Majerlty, oould baVd outvoted the faBJwdrs <.f ValI their duty to the Treasury. Sup- per. Union gains eight towns, (kipper. Garrett, 1 50 ?TRAYED OR STOLEN. Ofors this rebellion fully Beat single sleigh, F. Allen, , . 75 The returns Trem'tbe'late elections iandigbam, irhpe on .Frid©y , ©yrttjng. pressed; who can doubt that our govkeep gating better ©M tetter. ' We when-an^W the mnateloqueot <4. Union. ment will be rightly regarded as the **Mt the worW 1 tdMfis Napolsrt - -—rs- E.TW. —--------- --- i Best l<wif aalt'rislng bread, Mrs.‘J. gain. sevcntl Congreramen in Pfnnsyrva50 by his couf fotut, overthrew the govern- ,rom tb« afiwmy fifteen guns. Usscort Badock, niavrtAraU aa mpiljen of jbo^ Legisla mteft ofFranoe in a day, and we bat'© il true, captured twenty s Best loaf corn bread, no com. Mrs. tore. Tim soldiers’ vote inshe* th* State seen other forms of gorerumont lb the ' -* 8. Andrua, ■ absolutely certaln.eren ifWo .fartdtara Beat Jwp© butter, Mrs. J. Bwdceck, 50 old world toppled over almost as easily. . . • . ■ •" i • - - ■ • What other cnintry than our own could on tbf.home votE. fa UWn and’ Mfana meet or oven hear the tssuos pmperly and Best butter made in September, Mr> OTHlfl, SO bars Stmid up against th© deep lild woothn-Ufiipn. men arc ailfl'pairing tbeir ftrraibfy preseMedt- But ttes*. reptilea ?r*bnr^. Best etaUe.lOlbs. or over, Mrs. '• splraoy ofIwdwn'rulers? But besides magwWrttrt msjoriirt, ©nd rtmUiig over will be m«N srere© W&r efeetlrm thus ' RWisrdTonne, YB establiahing In aft men's minds the te-' w are at Union meetings nrre. L their great gains of Oungreasroea. Tte -Crete t rtaea ft d« to k-m, uiirti.rt—gte * trinsic strength of republican gbveraBMrMM. Wpr. J, BiUrt, al tCret of that ™ boitl. „f Freutra fare wtwh BUWn I. C meat wo shall Ear© developed resource© CoppeAufad* ar© muted bores, firt ©nd . J Mn.X B«>e-*. ■ ■ “- —, ©fmtfltrry f..re», and of every form of dragoons. Th© fluting vote dart has io asthmel weilth, wkkh hav© glr«Jy **. Bat muJ Cuvert. • ' . a?', .r— • . lo&aspvassi . . . . Beet botile ©arrant wine, Richert thnJUnfefetrgtiuo MU-nuMh. »R» »»Aeapeae© mwn who bee oppoart th» • JuQM, ' ’ ’’ ' '' IV shrewd Mmm mrt Hofland B«t bocde Wnekb^Ty wtea, M. L. is Art a man of imcliiwrocn in ths Cai©* — . -s --------and Germany hare already dlscovmd Willltma, who bellrvte that JSsCfallm nan by <M> this, and are ba/tag ap om-stocks while Beat hop yeast bread, MUe Emma piSjujuj. w, goM remains high -, but tbe more tiosM wait MMf oSr .©rare* la an .estahlliUd M.— r.n.B b rw©>, «agL Wien xigribMMM. wfac Eure- • te ^oea-nawra of tbesu tick tesure. Tnkata rty ©U BcsaLarann.—G«»end.y tiurglsrs gained ©eeMe te Mr etoeent W«w>3ha»d Crater, i ©■my a grreter part «f Its Irae wiU preUbly reset. 32,0( brerHy upon Mr. Uiltert. rthaiXe-rs. Mmrim & nontpjlle. I<»sl sbbut 31. MM adMiraM -© ©rewded I h> tU s^rac.-,far more I HAVE YOU HEARD From the Elections I ohio, 8o,ooo mTss muoirn. CbIob Bcssmfawa- Parra Manx ©faJfyMKng Itself Demncra’I st the Cunrt II<st»e «i. eWtfate* Mhitb w— ©ddrewrd ! Miller, «>f Grand' Rapid* and’L. I Ua,-rtatMeOwk MrM.lk favj.far twwfeng hoars t» trj vftUr th© a©dteaoc lUt the D «ut all him a G-pperheud. M tfa>4iab attempt 19 prer©,;tbal | •MU wan araiMr #Un U* ©say, a**d that taxation would « frapW ***bisUefuenvUcs* �•i."gAi<-..,xrg I deaewtoatow of »>. ItM, WM. and M.ooe. sad til i I iwl|q inemeetMforM^ddfo | hrsWimksi ft^ti^flb Wna. • . ■ ■ roUTiCAMisirrAoei , ’ ‘ HviuF. k. k?LU>o4. Al.«<4~ •wotyny she intsnst aoenodftw dutt a to data of deposit. .. . . Parties depowktfog tussly-gn Iktsmod < tUdUiMa or WW^Umr1*1*- c—* House, no Snlorday nIUrwooa max, nt fl o’cloek, and ntoo i» thn euinriwg} <J tbe same day. Fellow ^lixewe, gii» him n large audience. Turn Odl! TumOul! sndxxiu^rArrAoisoymixjOAX. lloo. K W. Kdityt will >p«*k >1’ ^Irte a jraoaBM SamernJsas. oArlag a Nghrn ratssf laterost than snT oUer.aod Ifo ledasmrifr. Any mvUgs husk which Pv» Ito fop eel— I* La 0. g. Feme,'mooli its tot it ie peytag in Ua beetdrueMng ma flam of Ua uunlry, and it AUWINISTKATOrS SAI MwMU«Ul« M> Frltf.j ovonlnf of U>i> Th "sc writing )A ibo army ’nflll ’ do well S FECIAL NOTICES' t>> inclose »muc of these lickctt in tbeii letters. Tieketo may dau bw bad by nailing on J. A. Sncexey, Chairman of f-^wnty Cuiamhu*. Let thia 1 uuik be ft eno Lanina. —On Sunday wight acme burglars gained acre as frt Mr. Hilbert's store at W««*Jlaad Center, and carried away a greater pari »f he client*. Tbe Mualclpal Taaatle*. ■ But aside rmm all tbs advastagee ws hare ewwsrretsd, a special act of CoagruMMseyteaU leads •U Tntturfu^afn>9UtUtt»ati»9. Oalbeaeo- l>«e will probably reach *2.000, and.tells heavily np<>n Mr, Hilbert. We also letin thal'Measra. Martin dt Barber at VernM>nirU|« l««wl about *1.000 hi tbe as nia ^pptiner, <>u Saturday night. , paring tbe peat weeh tbe people of thia viainity bate had a rare treat, in itsiemng to num* of the beat aprakeaa in • be Sun. npow polities) qawetirma. Tbe l i.i'di HaM Meeting oa Thuradny wpa. i TO CONSUMPTIVES, t'owsumptfve Essr^ IM PORTANT. AND.TRUE I jou luSiriag with list droad dlseaae, leal^O.VS XEtBALOU EIXG will speedily cura. you racked with tbs tortures of BseesAnsw* ”•’> M»*.i«u .Xtr> wfl>a>>««arH<ev«.| yaa ougsniig Irra the gsawiagsof Dnrsr j Ml-*. sell »i tended, potato being prtoett fruni The Coart j nil parts of tba flinty. Io addition to ths very Lbsrnl Istsrrvt oa tbs Doles for three years, tbto privilege ef sesrrwrsionls now worth about Uno per essL per onnaw. fur the carrswt rate for » >; Doede, u net less then sum par cent, prswsfoau aM before tbe war lbs premium co six per omst. C. 8. fooekswM over twenty per cent. It w ,11 be seee that lbs actual pront oa Uls loan, at Uo prooest market W*tso« a XaeasuuA Xut will Iwivyto your digrstiac . ,.*..i r, L£ you ervsaiag with pus. with Goer la your limbs’ Warpni'a XbcsaMu Rise will asssags your RE yeuswaro’of tbe evUteoee of'UoMaaav la­ House eaa ciuwdcd to i la almost copse- , in tbe afternoon, Hun. H. IhrjitM DyK .. i '! C. R. WALE IR, Pnfntiar. H. Crapo, , and Hu*. T. W. Ferry, addreaaed tbe' penpie. la the evening nddrunoen were | msd* by G C tflller, Esq., and 1. II. Parish, id Grand Rapid*. Oa Friday creeing, II..*. E. B. Fair­ field add record a uruwded boeme, and MilhroX Ckocolote Worm pros* I XEVER foil Io A—truy ami ritrrvulaale UI liadaonetmWod Wwnaa. AropertfeClyVlubl. queoce. DASTIS^ Mlfr . WANT 25 000 Iba. <.f WOOL to tnniKifactura inau CLOTH— ~ » Il U wot oftwi tbe people uf thia ' ^•ebty atftj 90 rioii a treat. Subscriptions will be received b/ the TroMfvr fUe Vsrted S lalas, st WsahJagtea, Uo severs! .mutant Tweasrvro aad dealgasted Depialttrim WOOLEN FACTORY. h<ld th* audience fur mure than tw>- First Mattern*) Baah ef Ann Arbor. Mteb. Boccad Matleant Baak of Detroit, Blab. First Matieaal Baak of Fealoa, Bick, sod by all MaUoaal Baaki which art dspaaitaHaa of Public moary. sad Mr. Fair­ field Jowls heavy blows against the rub- «la of ibe South, and their ap<4>*i*u and ay mpathibera of ibe North. The antbu MimWTAfeU IAIKI All lAUH* throughout the country, will giro further iator- •iie.it eahiUuJ in thane meetings ab»«a that l be L'ninw party bniieve 1* lb* ?•» I 'worn; cArding t>cc «f tbetr enuaa, amd aro confident »f aucraaa. Does Prwnpdy sad la Uo Best Banner. The beet of workman employed. > ............. JOUI 8. FAN BRUX' UeeUogs. June L IMA V - Ltt tbe ball mil cm until the fi b .4 Ntivenilier, and there will scarcely tw . -rmiM spot” left of the Surreodi-i j’laarwwmt Pnnrf cure. Mkwrt-*!. —Tee party rolling Itself Drnsocm’ie, h-H ■ umrii^i nt the Cuut 11-wimm. Thursday rsafTxr acactf■»b«T mbisft wbub wan addressed by Jeenvw ( Miller, ,-f Grand Rapids and L, D. L>it« j Couaiy. Me. ./Bblth CHok. Mr Miller Lb.,reI I MIDDLKTILLE. Micwioas. OFFICE. OV.ER BhdrKWH SftpRE. Wdl attend to all calls In iho liar of Ms prafcaaios, with promptasst and HdsLtJ ; laaludrogihs tmr4 frr tw. Inog b-mr. t.. try to C(.t. vines tby nodiMoc ihM the Denx»eincy **• wm s dfowwbm pnrty. CURE b tbe Arm port wf hie speaeb bo inboerd hard foe pl th-.vmpaihv ..fbie nediowee, which was .marly bwlf Kepublieoo. by Amtouneing tbe rebdUnp. But wboB ha h*d reached that jm^i t/lb apoidi wbero if *»e »*• reeury, in neder ta. ooetwin his party end The Great French Remedy ! pl»tt.rdi, to apologue fer. the rrbeUnm KAM,*WMWVaB.gaTXM0" «>..i all him a Oppethrdd. Mr. Dibbh -pern i> ie'fc4Vft!I^ J|lpQdBTto Tba oolyeecteln end bsfo Remedy for an Ckev* ine Obslruciiaaa. Monthly DMfoaltfow Irrsgaterltms. and all <b» utbev dteasers io which tbe neaaan W t fo and MeUnr te peesi rnrly Hah Is. 'fodiah attempt ><» pr-TWI^l «*»• •debt wm grewtur than Um o-milry, pay. and that taitaUcm would crush tbe J*"P»e, Boat ia ibo foolishness of tbeuo men. Mutt while they ionlM that McClellnn ■**de fiwhiMntfw War pMMnrm. they COMMBSIO.XKK3 NOTICE' �b.fafaU l-M : BHVG STORE!1.! ■BwawrmxR VWU . oMb »W, ibe L-ndon HfowH, done wo» sd^^Mgive Ha reason. for wwhlag I tba MftMa »f M<£UUaa: : ‘-Btairt# MMRdlfen. IT ofecked P«dim, aflfl havdRfe Wort before Mm,-1 Wa UA of roeoml.ialng tba shattarad frUmmtu o( a Union rent ta pieces bj fag year* «L cruel .wiir would ba too rn^bfa lU.abdity of tha ft . ___ ________ ut.c.___ a now and moat complete auorlmeat of DMCGIJfttWBICTJIM UfMalrsh, Falwta, OUa, Cmi Bpfecme. WwrwiMg FIRM, TVRTENTtNE AND ALCOHOL. the aUteo>n»K»h» h»V t—i^-wr-rwempUaa, If lr»t W Ao programip* laid tk» aaao^ M the efiteuv wlen ttP.Tba blaaainfn.vt P*«nW twbad, afbor the b«a« twkurea of ««il .<dlK ... Ua *»F““• •“ bMMIj •» ~O-A *•••“* -nd fa." COME AND BUY KOBE Alee a fan eteA ef Ipratss GROCERIES! WE^PUBLICLY 0 Uff-PI CUAIACJOB MA- CHimtOP ANY OTHER limuiMt to iwnaw tbe w«r. It U aiUm. ( . ■ Lie Ahat in the Chicago ‘plalfona* u.4 uno X MACHINES wood is said of going tu war again if nagaci.lKXM Should fail. On the contrary, thwvnvrnpt t*» restore the Union by fores J* lor sad auapto. week W'U •••* •• of arms is denouced in tbe moat unmeas­ fs W touar ottan. Cellectlouo mode <>• ured Irmi. p ~ “In-thia nrogramma there ia much Baid IfcwrW. [UbMJ of peace; there ia not one word of war. JEFFERSON FARMER, Gw*. Agl. Tbe aim of tbe democratic party we be- , liyvato ba to restore the Union, if pool erne* 91 Washington St. bla by peaceful mean*; if ont, tu ipake tha beat of it, and conclude an alliance with a aepamTe-and independent South. TT« trxet, tkeo, that tie democrat: may eucceoti in Hedtllao at Un >uct Pmident of the (Tnian." Another of these English journals remerke, that when onoe negotiations are opened the rebels will n<>l ne be an foolira as'to give up what they are fighting for ; they willatphd out lor indepandenee, knowing that a country ao weakened la to treat with rehela, and to make the fitakpOer. al that, will ratber give up the •’ruggl® than rccnmmer.ee the war. The Ctiariaalon and Richmond journals are of tha. *ame opinion. Wo hasa already qapfad frumtho Richmond journals; the CewrMr of Charleston anys ; rffOar euceaaa in battle insures the auceeaa caLMcOeUan. Our foilatw will itw •Mfe land to hia defd.” *Dfe Chari eeton Afmwy any a: “If we_bold our awn and prevent fur t&erThTlitary eucceaaea on the part of our r 1 CELEBRATED ‘", fa&, there II every prodpect that MeClell.n wrtf be afeeted. and hl* election upon the Chicago platform moat lead to peace Bn^ ouHntfepcudehCT.'* "Evvry enemy of odr Union, every friend and ally of tbe rabela, derirea the election of McClellan and Pendleton, is it prudant. oa ,wi«a.tof'dlow theoounael* and gratify the wiabea of thaaa shrewd calculators, tbeae aworn eneniira of our country! In fitvor of MrClellaa and Pendleton, aed oepooed to Lincoln and JohMojuare.-Vallandigham. the Timot and Herold, tbe Rich mood Eotjoir er and DiepoJeh. and ths Charleston Court«r and UfarcurjL Can any mart wbo lovta the Union venture to support a ticket which baa such friend* 1 tMrnrawvjMMar. irw fir oefleotaal —d daxfrmt Amm . helmboi.itr extract buciic and im “ PROVED ROSE WASH CUMM bkcut omjeare* -A.I»A la.lltfatrlMagte, *« Utl1* ■ftVooA VuAJw, <wA VAU Avt. TKe •BVxA, Mr a. s» «l faafch of th. body d-r-A Kt* STATIONERY, 'C*mom>X<4 r~n R. J. GRANTI PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, fa., Ac. Upc oar oMoIvm ■»«’ b« fa..d oil ef Uo MTWT MEllCEIEi. IUMETKL HELMBOUrH EXTRACTBUCB THE GREAT DIURETIC. sud to crw. ,t. UM Mr«] (ffKt I. td «Ato* K MY USE OF TRADE CIOAIPp IFOR (D&0EI 1 Come and See !! •r *ea<jr Pay, waiy■ ■aaaa^MtiS awAteieo* W■ WE rij Meo I1VAE . .r •sfja-’.-vw JUST RECEIVED JUbTZL .fJWTO/.t ttaLXOOW i’shb STOMACH ctfnr J.M.BCTBRM ' S.IB.&E.’W.SHiraa'S - ■c: Stomach: JcfeTneart«r AMERICAN ORGANS, Liver and Bowels Silitl] trratio Attar|]ntnt, . "^ZcSwuaa.Cbtote. latorwHI- A Faw Qaeatleae. It ia In wain that Gen. MrClrllati, in •lopping upon the Cbicugi. Platform and placing himaelf at the aide of Mr. Paw­ dirton, aaya: “Tbe Union at sit haaarda?* ' - If ha It tor tha Union at all hasardo, wbyia ha At candidate of all wbo fepudiate the Union 1 . ■ Ifhail fur the Union al al! haw-da, w^y ia ba the fellow oandidoie of Mr.' Pendkv.n, who lately thwnked God that be “had never anted or given a d»>Har tn aupport ofthe war, nr iu pay men t of abo lltion aokliera 1 ;Jf ha la far tbe Union at all hazard*,, why la ho Ibe candidate ofa-Cnwetlaii | ,RT~nTT.trit;n TMCSS. We hare •*«ry kind of good*, each as Prieaa, from »L00 to tMX>. THE AMERICAN OXGAM la aa aMimly w» faalnonaaL II eeeWaa Wtb tbw PwlMi TMMto aad Feat **•*, Kaea ®D©TO & STOBS, FT » T*R ORUT BU4AM.R BELE-ADJU8T1TG WRING Eft No Wood-Work «n Swell or Spill No TlumlScrtot ia get oat of 0r4 GROCERIES wwdjm abwaM .lay S»«^»e^g!>|« fee • n.«. mbuh base ever doubted jisMll,'.. THE AMERICAN ORGANS I ArapcwMsaced by more fa.a a baadrad of lb. b«rt Ornatota to fa aepwfer to say •akcr yci “rts C3EIJ»~| . "DoukA vvo vcs.O'te. 4MTS2:5i£,S'£ia=s» ui) with lb* earn, ooewrity for raceiriag a perfect nOiewkM l*oegfc ortectwl at ear waeeroonu. I hare also a large aaooftaeeat ef ’ PiBllQt dt MolodMXLB! DeaenpWrt Wmlwaeoal frwofetoarga. 142 Lake St., Cbicabq. ic. FMIM»i AND V. Wo KIMBALL auglO I UDGR Of ?BOB4725.?*’ DRY GOODS! ur TiriartT4H TEA— AGO. Mac. a R^v.a Mailagaimii eh^toesd ' Dracxtoi ef tk.*y of Bsgdo, B.T. toasted sad wMudfatsaed a aangaasd kwowa aa BRIBTOLU BALSAM Of HOARHOUND. wWeh to. Uoa without* word protett against it* asaumptioii Umt tbe war i. a feU*re. aod tflttotft a syllabi <•( di-ent from ha pr.MMU.il to aurrrnder theGovernment by treating wit* rebate and offering conditinne of obedience to tbe laws! .. If ba U far the Dafoe rt ail bacarife. n.r.cHX» TMsn wm UTHIMA ttFHE CO. mrtMRrtr**'' IMTHMAOR WPRRWV. N-V HARD-WARE! OUR OOODR Unusually Lew I ■ 7r tI®*1 . •. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-10-26.pdf ff82afa14ecb4e7049b5d8e0d4cc33cc PDF Text Text €|r Sutittjs Jmtr, fc PCBLtfiHBD^TlBt WtDBtgDAt. ' r BaiTivaa, nanuT troexn*,' Mre L Balden " AM Hartimoo i -a" < Martha A. Wri( TFrrilla Telfort Jlutbtfr' gwretM Jtrtrtwi. no.5^y INiqtoui. D 8 Mead Jnh.W,aubtMa. F.h.h. R. Carpenter Adam Einutt JUmTagle 1182 76 M »7 70 72 B0 Total■ W-'1’ C^W 40 16 Wbole No. of families It. “ 00 Amount relief furnished fikmilioe of 00 of volunteers io the Tnw^blp of Has00 62 fr«n April lot 1964 to Oct. 1st Amt ri M 88 50 Wn>. Gordon 3 David Beard 2 J. T. Rockwood . a Michael Venduhuff 8 Fred. Ham. 2 G. W.Kniritarbaeor . 2 Francis Withee 5 Geo. B. Kinney 3 Janie, Campbell 3 A« D. Rorh James C. Hanna Amp, C. Town JrthaH.-t.rl Timothy Miles Tnml Wb..l Mr. Carpenter moved that the assess­ ment rolls be equalized In thacommittee «»f the whole. Motion prevailed. ‘Mr. ILirk moved that the chairman kppoint a ci>mmitten of five on finance, which motion prevailed. . - j... . The chair appointed Messrs. Rork,’ StebUnv, Earl, Hannah and Wheeler u such committee. Mr. Stebbins moved that the ehair ap­ point a commttta of three <m nriscellane oue claims. Motion prevailed. ' The chair appointed Meras. Carpenter, Miles and HoUgbtalin as such oOmmiciea. Mr. Rork moved that the chair appoint a committee of throt oo county bniidinga. Motion prsvnUed. . , .The chair, appointed Messrs. S«arl«, W. F. Edgerbt S. Halen buck W. a EUeworth Thos. H. McLead John A. Millar David Wra . of families, 6. amount furnished by former Soprrviaw. 1968 95. , Hop-"-/‘>r ryUef from Oct 14th, 1M3, ’°5ct' IBM-in of Irving. Sarah William, Aimed, Eliiwen Fanny M<«t A. J, Beer. D.-MMtk LP. Parker M. Fully: M.-JJegnij J. Moulton ~ ’ U A. Weibert S. We Chare. Lcaw . Total M Whole No. of families 18. Amount of relief furnished In tbe township of Carlton from Oct. 1868, to Name Anceline Crusos Elixabefb Oslo Amanda Sweet Dianna Eneas Emetlhe Kenyan Mary A. Wagoner Sarah A. Loen Benj. Williams. Susan A. Durkee Maria Behtor Mary Rogsb Adeftae'R.ra.h Harriet'-Bird Mary D. Hale 14 55 16 84 B 60 er 00 00 00 M 00 00 75 Total . 62 Whole No. of fitmiHeWlO. Amount of rriNf ' fammea uf •W Whole *Nn. of fkmiMet 18 31 * c volonieerein the town p of*Orangeville , - * .“ “ persons 61 from Get’ 1863, to Ai 1964. Guntie, i'f volunteers In “hhr rwrpeetfvr ■ - awtortferatohtf."WOB Nanin town since th*first iff OddbaTr Mat, al*^ Amra.i-rfnlw't.ai.M CtteUiM rf Wris'Tesar i ibe number of families 5>r whtch relief vuluittnvu in the town of Barrv, from Pbhbe Termy I has bcm funibbed and tbe number nf Oct. Ut, 1863, to Ort. ra,'lMT: HeflM N. Brooke person* in each family. Motion prevailed. i- IfaaHb ‘ ■ Bfrl Steblunv moved that the Commit- ' Matilda NfchuU tee on I'inaneo present to the Board, the Mary R'Hill • reports mads them by the several I Sstwh Jf Smith ' Supervisors as to orders issued 4>r, tbe Deborah Gillespy. relief of families of volunteer^, jic^ be­ M«iy Ann Griffitl Elene* Srart fore they set upon uud r*j>yri< Motion .Jane Tansyck L Forty Wibtail. IB 00 (prevailed. j/l , • l-I/* a • lauu* »»»*••» HuMab Wright Marr C. B.k.r n ?B Mr. Stebbins moved that the Colinty rroHtrt -IeothHOLow ot*» Tre«ri.rer be requested to‘fcrtiUli& ’Peainah Haleman Enrity-Crcra 41 25 Carolina Barter ’ u Soliriter, la Cbascsry. T,v ,aS Sarah T. P.iwo' ■ «u. Buri.-. la with protnpu— cvinftaiitee on finance with’ an eathnsle nf , Ssrah-Q'iick the atuount of tbs indebtedness of the Maria Tt>He«. County. Motion prevailed. , *isiSFrn Mr. Stubbing moved that.tbe Suptfim ' Loania Roger iendbtiU of tW” Poor be roqueetiid' tA Frrari. Norwood Total.• . 49 8648 19 'famish the committee on finance with Elizabeth Martin WtonlaNo.oTftMlllM 16. t the priiliabla animmt r^irkd for the MsryetteClartr > Amount of relief furnished In the .upport ot tbe poor fix the ensuing j-rt Abigail Bulaby towoehip of Orsagbriile from April let, whlrii nmthm foxalled. 1864* to October 1664. Mr. Burk mured that each Soper-, Tetal ■ Name ' ibor furni.b the committee on fin.noe Wbrie N«. of-----------HsUe« M. Brook. •48 00 with an estimate of the amount required Amount of rehef Inrrnsbeid fcmHlto of arriet Boattie 58 OB jn hie revpeetlv* township for the relief volntaeratn the townsMp of Jobnrtown Aly Awn Blahs : Bl BO of families of volunteers fw th* enauing from Nev. let, 1868, to Oct. 16th, WU: Pradooey -Wwodsoah 64 80 . . —I,*. .. . yeaf. &L.tton prevailed. ’ ‘ SariaBmith 1 On nmtlMi, Board' adjnuiued’ until 7 •20 00 Mara Gillispie Mn.FoMri 88 00 ..‘duck ». J ■ ' “ P»ls—tian Ellen Swart IB 00 - Brasil! ’r Mary C. Blake 5 00 33 50 56 00 dark 60 70 Caalle 10 00 Gage Hough Shaft legate K Hoary Inman B.™ P.rdj Russel! SlanU; Gnrnlrt Woodruff Vrou inan Grose field Mary Jobratoi Fpltoar • Stxbury “*• WOta C. Ralston LoeyA. Baldwin Almira Bolton Wm. Rinehart Total |8 Whole No. of families 10. Whole em't. furniihed by formee Su­ pervisor, 8236 32. On notton Board wdjoerned until’ to­ morrow mwroing at the hour of 8 o’clock. D. Stmtu, . Tpeeday morning, 0 Board met pursuant to a called, quorum preooul,---------- ----------- --peering frtm the town of Maple Grove. On motion, Board adjourned OTtlt Ml tftfabk ». M. ..•• ’• ■ . Nortoh Nodlne OuwrtwrtoH Otolok V Benjamin Newton ' E. Boorstn MmH) >U Parana Horton Reed W sotoon Turner B. Durham Goo. Munger Austin J. Stilson QSuotoo. ehiMrsn Miller Bain . Buhm H. Green E. M. MePberlaa N Eaton Davis w. Gmee M. Kelley DePlaau 8. Matbow. Martin Bronson Campbell Merrill Taylor ‘ifaUHMrita1"'' »» '■ Sophronia Castle ■ » 'un t. ■ Ell« Linderman ■ T M»Ati Saber Edith Newton 5 J : .-E ffraseW E. Skillmsn Fenny Chamberlain Frederick Bergman DurthdB. Smith Elira RM '' ‘Eva Scott — Mary A- Hoos* Eerily Auditor Samantha Bunnell Rachel Stanley Maria Rrtwe Mary A. Jovrisn Sutam A. Bergman Jana A. Kelly 8- Total Ml 5 08 Report of the amnwni of relief faimisb. ed fathe Tdww of Hope from April let 1883 to Oct. 1864. Name : .'uS SophroatoCamla t Frederick Bergman DomtUB. Bteith Eliza Rice Afary E. Robinson Eva Scott Jane A. Kelly M-ria Sober Rachel Stanley Sarah J. Johnson Mary 8. Jordan Francis E. Skillman Lucy Kingsbury �Mr. Searia S»n’>d that the ment Roll of tbe Township of ; be equalised by adding 4 per Real Eelate valuation made by pervisor. Motion did not ptoVi Mr. Dewey moved that the 13295830 rowLBelTqf '1 cgBihip rqSfeedDy deducting two per cent, from the Real Estate valuation made bv tbe Bqpervisor. Motion Prerafed. ’ Mr 'Sesris moved that the Assaete ment Roll of ibcfTownaHp of Irving be equalised by adding two per rent, to the Real Estate valuation made by tbe Supervisor. Mojjon rrenuled. Mr. Stebbin* ttfoved that the Amass­ ment Roll of the Township of Johns-, town be equalized os Assessed by the Supervisor. Motfou Prevailed. . Mr. Dewey moved that tha aaseasrnettt, Roll uf the Town of Maple Grove bo equaled by dAlucting si* per eerit. frdkn the Real Estate valuation made by tbe Supervisor. Motion Lost. Mr.Uham moved that . tbo . aaaosa- i meh( Roll ot thnt. To'mttMp of Maple Grove.'pe equalised by dedaoQng eight per cent, from Real Estate Saluauon made by tbe Supervisor. Motion LostMr. Stebbiu* moved that the stsiss inent Roll nf the - Township of Maple Grove 2m equalised by deducting six per rent, from the Real Estate .taraalion as made by the Supervisor. Motion Pap- . Up* ■>««•*. »E,mU: I, n^J, Io ... . .! ABeeJooes, Coast “>< ,: « . mt a J. V^ Stebbins, t ” ' rt Wildest fee MT Wheeler Sup’r. “ J. W. Buckle, Justite «. W. I. Hama, Witness “ J-AV-n Brawl, • • A00 n -fe; 17,00 27,09 G. W.'Valentine-.’ Writ. Walley, f J.1J. Jackson, ® JdMb*6line, * dropping, a AM Tfciria., •••»»«. Oa ABRAHAM IDfCOLN, , or ndJBio» ' ------------- ------- upon mi_____ clainre reported that they had upoallu. folloyiA, iJoi art reooinntend Uicivnllovranoaasfo) Name*. Natare«tcia^i,r Am1! M. Hojpoa, EM, Sup ra 1 « l.« 7,62 1,1 a 2,is ® s J. Robertson, „ 5>. W.; Valentine, Wui. Ifrceman, ' 6,03*. .1033 Jurgber, Jditioe-' Cook V •* Everts, Sheriff** Thos. Tinkler, Cwnst. ** ,Akx§ioe .** •• . Thos. Tinkler, >* •*1 40,07 4O,t7 P. Brown, Justice “ VT^wRoberta A Striker, Stationary, ligbts Ac. in^a n<to Aaron,I".lake, Sup'ra ** 12.to ;$.«» T. Bomrdus, W&eaa “ 23$ 2,85 Al Elltpl, Sup’ra “ 6^0- 8.80 16,20 15,20 Stebbins A Co., Chairs 5>r Court House: 10,00 10,90 T. Miles, Snp'rs feo MOO 1JOO John Keagle, Snp'rs ** 10,00 10,00 *,00 6,00 10,00 4QJ9027,00 *7j» 1,5$ T. V. Hobiiax^ “ UurtEo, > " 1,S8 S»,W‘ Sl,»< On Motion thb’ report wa.Wccrple.l -------------- rd that Hr. Stebbins bdraw Xbe. acct of J. i dpi Ura sod thirteen Roberts, Qf% . _ _____________ itebbtns hadleara to witbdrpw the acet of J. Roberta of >15. d that a mid be dbg and stoned np, at the use and -some small repairs in ig Ac. tbe probable oaei of which wowltfl________ « about,>ixty dollars—and some repair*...to - . the platform and __ walk in fr0Rl<*b" Court House tL; the probable cost of which would be she sum of ten dollars, and furtlur reesunmend that the sum of twenty dollars be as* apart for the above specified purpose. I '■ ,1 - On motion tbe report was aorepted. Mr. fitebtxns moved that the report of the committee .‘be adopted. Mottou pravaled. £ On .motion Board adjourned -featH'I1 o’clock r». . D. Snsxn, ’ 0! •, Dtp. CM. . - --------Afternoon Session 1 r. M. Board met pursuant to adfoarmnent, rdl^crtled^tioram present,^Board pro­ Mr. Eari moved that tlo sum of one aareascdjbhia followW4wii N. E. gr See 7, qrofX E. qr .r which ahdli be TicK-r«MiD*jrr, Do-lfrll HjKfton XT WUPUKAUSOULTl tert Jewelry ANDREW JOHNSON, Walehes -w avast usoemmow arrwa ’ 7’ j , Ut TSMMEHKXK. I ,, 3 sasses ssl: Mb., 0,™—nd «... kund^a *£' 7poB'^ Ur T°"’ n“' cvnj^rvui h.v uuiiuic. rtteseven dollart be appropriatedand M and Wheeler, ns suoh committee. .1 Mr. Roffc movM that the County apafbas the Volunteer relief fond-dBrA.and J^---------. .re nioaMwmtedJ :T/ " aHow«! tU Hr Stebbins moved that th* yum of meh 1 vntedbt hundred dollar* be apprOpt*' 1dollars to apply X&Trou,’1’“c“"rp°rf^1 dr. jCrk moved that the ebair sp-’ ’ ata Momutteuof three to apportion Stafo and Uocrtty tax toTbe xeyeral CiKt-rr C«w--Tl / <*•»>! bet st the Court Howl UlWttTrtUfiElfUUMl Qp-ILJ. Gtart baa eplealcd stock ofNew • io •[-j-—» to be in the I hie gfedsjdtt when they rot, consequently,' he « HENRY II. CKAPU, of Flint, ftwaor. E. 0. Gttosy ENOB, of Jonesville. thfe-tfese -who bought < james'u'roni'uCTr' FtrAtif JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. ’ Mate Road, in Csslleul Ar O—totowr•{U'J Pf^r . . eyKL’S HEWEFT, <Vu»teg. October, 29tbJ8G4at2| Good speakers vfll be ml a rousing time may be el ElilL'ANNEKEi'Tfljn.I.n. At.BEiff waB *B£»ri...u. that the report of •fourth-bf a vnill on the dollar upon the the Qommiltc«~as amended by the ate-Vafaatidti of the taxabU propBoard be adopted, motion prevailed. appropriated from tha county Tbs Commute upon finance through the benefit of the Ban-y bounty their Chairman, submitted tbefollowing ------- motion prevailed. ^Tbe Committa appointed to app*w- lion the State al 1 county Ta* to the ooosidored the j 1 aeveral Townahi] , submitted the followCounty, submit I ing as their repo Qaaaasasadabt«L___ — . iz.<k Cqanty, >48*2,00 Relief Order, atfhc commoment of the year, 10614,0* “ Piven this.year, 203*9,06 Pt^aM.in dabtM^rea f‘ '* 86*05,08 Couaty, ooming year, A84",t5 48,50 27,*D / 16.0Q 14,00 Coutingeot oxpeneea of the Cooaty, 5000,00 403^3030 Ini. od money;lo*aa, 1400,00 • M» 1602 1*6,22 Remand tax, ■. jW*, _____ ______ MOBfeNI Poor Farm EaL g “ £ .245*7,00 ' D. Striker, Disk Blanks Ao. 10.20 1030 RaBof ■» a Psidl Coast fee. 3,** *,68 Total Amt. to be^provided for 74096,4$ H. Coleman, Justice •• 5,6g. 5.58 Twcnty-firo mills upon the dollar upon C. Woken, Few Team, 7,75 7^5 the aggregate valuation of the real aad • JobnMoColum ‘np'ra fee. 8,00 8,00 perooaa);Mtate of the Coooty will give 40003,92 W. a«Brown, Jwstioe •* 538 5,8* the soaaot 20000,00 On motion the report was accepted. ’ Money loaned last year, _____ __________ __ _ d _ JMMUtt the total sum Mr. Miles moved to amend tbe report making land be equalised as asm-med by tbe Snpervinor* Motion Prevailed. ' <of the Committeejby allowing the. ae- wlucli deducted from the amount to be of Mr. Hay* at the sum o4 $40,50 provided for will Mar* the Mr. Stebbins moved that the Mssee eonnt i -*■ n asm of *8002,54 ment Roll of the Township of Yankee instead i of $20,25 *" reoommedded by Committee. Motion Lost. It will be obeerved by the : above .* pvingabe equalised by deducting four the < Mr. Wheeler moved to amend the re­ .tatnmewt that a tax of twenty*five mills percent, from the Real bstale valua­ 5x25 tion m made by the Supervisor. |port of the Comadtiee by allowing the on the dollar will .pay all tbe probable .« S of Mr. Hays at tbe sum of $30. demands on the Treasurer for tbe oom- Total 5*4775 4(34687 Which motion was lost by yeas and account i Which was decided by yeas and nays ing year inofoding the present indebtednays as follows: , On motion the re; tH-es cxrmptiug tbe money loaned last and the committee dU— Yoas— MessrsCarpenter, Rork, as i follows: 1 .-'s' Yeas—Dewey, Elliot, Hanna, Jowee, year and the sum of 8002,64 that wifi Town, Houghtai in, Stebbins, aad Wheel­ Mr. Town moved that the report be 1 . . t. adooted. Motion prevailed. Keagle, Lapbam, Miles, Searle and aecree the coming year. er. *. 7 A ThrrdbM the Oomnuttee would reoNays—Meears. Dewev, Earl, EUkA, Wheirier. 9. Mr. Town introdnoed the following bomend Ae addoptioo of the IbUowiog Hanna. Jones. Kcagle, Lspbam, McCol­ Nays—Carpenter, Earl. HooghtaKik NaaiatMpbf McCollum, Rork ' Stebbins and Town. resolution: lum, guiles and hearts. 10. ■ •»' ZtanM, that * tax of Ivrentg-fira Mr. .Town moved to sroeod the're Mr. Hanna moved that the asMse ment Kofi of the Township, of! Yankeei port ofthe Committee by allowing tbe milboa-the dollar be leivod apen the Bupervtkor Axil reoeive per year, more Springs be equalised as assessed by thei acount ofE. R. Carpenter st the sum of aggregate amount of the valuation ol than ,{h*rty rente per hoed for every per^ tbe taxable property of tbe eoantyfar 1 • *'• Supervisor. J » ten dollars. eon to whom the mihtary relief fund i* State and county parpotea, for the dom­ Mr. Hanna moved to amend the Which motion was decided in tlwi fermahed for the fellowing sereioe eix: Negatireas follows: V1 . port of the Committee by allowing tbe ing yver. All of which is reapeetluliy Examination of applicants for-rebel re­ submitted. f A. D. R om , aocountdf ER. Carpenter at the sum Yeas—Mesar* Hanna, Ilooghtalin, porting the setae to the ootmty 'Dreaewof thirty AoRara. -Both of the above Jones, Keagle and Searla 8rer, drawing orders on such funds, sad On motion of Mr. Searla tbe report Nayita—Messra Csrpeqter, Dewev, motions lost any and all other services necemary or Mr. Rork moved to amend the report was accepted and’the committee dtsEarl, Elfipt, Lapham, McCollum, proper *» bo done in disbursing such bhsrgvd.' Rork, Stebbins, Town and Wheeler. 11. of the Committee-by allowing the ac­ ifend. «n t sj .-.i On-motion Board adjourned until Mr. Earl moved that the aaueeemenl count of E R- Carpenter atthe eum of' Mr. Rork moved that the resolwlicm 8 o’olockP. M. A D. Snmtah. ’ Roll oflheTownship ofA'ankoe Springs fifteen dollars. Nation lost. 1 .s'JtebMf- be adopted- Motion prevailed Mr. Town moved to amend lb* re ,1 .<w>i be equalized by defecting five per cent, Mr. Ikrl moval that the Votabv W 4 Afternoon Session, 8 P. M. • from the Real Estate valuation as made port -------of— the ---------Commtoec by allowing the ’’ ’.Carpenter aTMm'teh by Uh:-Superriw. Mutiow Prevailed ’ -accountof E ’R. Beardsst purmanl to adjournment, which ftta last reoolutiou was adopted Mr. Rork presented the following of <“*•twenty ------— J dollara. -M— -' Motion dM not 'pre roll ea’M. Quorum present, Board pro­ bo rootedvd. Motion prevailed. Mr. Banns moved that the chair ap­ ceeded to-businms~ I Mr. Stebbins moved to amend the re­ ' Mr. Town moved that the report of point Aloommittre of three to otmfte with the publishers ot the village napofi port of tbe Cotnnriftee by allowing the the committee ou fiuanoo together with in regard to printing tbe proceodmge fit aeuountvrfE R. Carpenter at the toft jho ftetoTettoa thereto be adopted,f —-ocu. ——_____ v— - ■ u,“ au<1 rvmort to-morrow tnorth of twenW-eeven dffllara . ,1 Which was decMed in the aftrm mlve Us lotrltatTisQ. —J I w^tyifrftcwaygo, will I •4 the Court Bowel, I fox R. Joi RoTToflne TownujpofOrangpvilia be Gco.1 < qiLilsped-as Axuemed Motion Pre­ SC. 1 kindle, J.Probate. 10,83 vailed. ‘ : jigig . . .Allen 2,76 Mr. Rork moved that tbe ittii—p 3,’ Hays Si^p’rs fee. Rollqf thr Towtuhip of.Prairievilh. bn t qnanxel by addiag fire per cent to tbe Real Estate valuation made by the fe'npervieor.., . , . , .r Which wax amended on motion of Mr! Stebbins that it be equdixed by adding ten per cent, to tbe Reni Estate valuation as made by the Supervisor — Amendment Prevailed. ' „ . .. Ou motion Board adjoxrned until 7 o’dQek P. M. D. Sxbiuul Aga Cbrt. . Evening Seeaion 7 P E Board met pursuant to.Adjournment. Roll.called, all the methbers present.. Board proceeded with equalization of the ■miwsmeai jlafis . Mr. Dewey moved that the xsm*.ment Roll ot the Towu*hip of Rutland be equalised as Aaecesed by the Supervieor. Motion Lost . .. Mr. LMpliam moved that tbe as ires meat Boll of tbe Township of Rutland be equalised by deducting two per cent from the Rea) Estate valuation as made by the -Supervisor. Motion Prevailed. Mr. Carpenter moved that the Arasesmout Bofi of the Township of Tboruspple be equalised ss ssseseed , by - the Supervisor. Motion Loot Mr. Lsphxm moved that the aaseesmstit Roll of the Town of Tboranpple be equalised by deducting tea per csnL from tbe Real Estate valuation as made by the Sopcrvisor. Motion PrevailedMr Carpenter moved that the asMsameot Roll of the Township of Wood-1 "aJv'u » law. Tao people -sill qukkl» sml« ac­ counts with the party Milch ba« gives Gaxxr ha* a l*rg-l Made Clothing, and is dd OJItUSFOBD,ofOlivet WIITElUUlIxTElX ‘Jfl IHtUd.le. AbMttkass “111 F Owr Neighbor of the Pio I entitled •‘Notes by tlie Vi last veak/gets things pl For Mentor e< <*• fttate A*»a ie. «M f>..iHc4.-JOQM M. xirixs. For ltenrw**l»tl»»« is Ito N.l» teffitstorr, l^wXtoTjOHM O RUMYO M IMeutet, IXUtOBB HPUaM. OOUKTT TlCKSr. Fee Btortt JOMM A MAIX. For Cterl. J. M. CAUWALUnKR. For Trrtorrr. H AJl VX Y K. 5 HX1.DOX. . For te<W<r.fD~«t».M. U COOK. . mixed sp. He raat reel anything connected with tl BtUtegteW Mrrate, when I intorvenca between the av aarratian. Perbapa If iJ dapped be would have rl> «®K. B ler.He Ulka u4 being oat FwOrwU^a- r.8T»VKMS,J. J. JACKS03. crowd ofcnee, waai, eh I liana ojweksrs zatih and . I . ptagpe all 'the' proceed iug I Tbe following meeting, have been up pointed by the Republican County Com. '« JFWaesdoy Retells •f the Fair, snd inixee up I taiUM, which will be addressed by Mr or more of the following epoakMS James A. Sweeney. II. Wright aad Chas. G. Holbrook. At the School Hoose, Carl too Center, Fridav evening. Oct. 28. A>U.4p'.Sdv>l II—.CuiImm. Saturday evening, Oct. 29. At Middleville, Monday evening, Ont. 81. ’ At Orangeville, Tsredky evening, Nov. 1. At Prairieville, Wedoebday evening, Al Hickory Corners, Thursday eve­ ning. Nov. Sd. Al Doud'. Scbncl Jhmio In Hope, Thursday evening. Nov. 3«l. Al tbe Morford School fluuse in J*4>na town, Fridav evening. Nov. 4. At Woudlsnd Center, Saturday evbaing, Nur. 5 Al nesting., Monday evening. Nov. 7 wan*ISpsshsr*"with all th Hertdlta of aa -iinmea ITrdnrtd.y, and telle ns lb the Fair Ground, during t that day and examining lb the •'RopaWiean'Speakers' to town and attempted to J Inoe, where ba could turn r down over a tanblet, aac •pside down over hi. apt i MILUNm 8T0BE ii™’W895PW3&DCI. wsni«. triK. 7^ Ths Croat CoeeoSswey. Mort nf oer readers are awm of tb« upoeore made, some time since, n{ the treaeoDsble orgamutioe In the North­ west known s* tbe "Sum of Liberty.’ Dodd the Grand Master,' was arrested — Tbf truti jp, that none oil of theFmrrelatod by our carrH <M •‘Wednesday." I laborer, oh tbe Fair Grucd ■ Bceday focaBOate who aver tj Wi~'.<X uWr SUl, br. • «-4»r ' , .. aaK&frs. It is therefore inferred that the ZVmmsr -whs nW prases The llrpubliqan Speaker! on Wednesdsy, and depart tbe sawrning of the Fair. I AX*W' aad being tried for emupimey. Tbe evi­ dence of tb« treasoneble eta, reel er of tbe Zhmiu'i otic Speakers who 1 order, and the counactloft DoM with it, as ita head, is very cosetasive. It iFOjtsrjrx) *'/a900DS, seems that Dodd himself oo regards it.t K~p< <M> , KMMkM. ........ ........... ..... Wwk<k^. .« iM.V. grodel)!*. . , . New G<>«ds received «ftM. _ mtcox mart.” on tbe day of lbs . it tbs •‘bottle," the “tumbli ‘•■pturoed countenance," lhai mfoetaef with the vision and Tl^Jrath Is’ ibxt so many I rations nf ^o ^iooctr, nf a j I political nalura, are op m-| rveelt of seolng "throo^ a yll that Ito awu>ents receive! whoever.even by its o wd pob I We regret this mveh, for th I the ereft, and trust a refer J tolls place when vltclfee Is o> I A Bid Cx*x.-lt is but a I Rea) sires we met a friend »1 frost aaevnre cold, la eoU lanky bento and wet fort. A ofs^ertag may besarsd by few dollars, and sslectiag fro< J aMfe fUaefBo atoMdSooj Preuss vws Prerut's Poc �GOOD 3NTX3XKFS GREAT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND IN DRY GOODS ! AT SKINNER’S I The Only Exclusive CASH STORE in RATTLE^ ;.CR1 ALL A ND WINTER GOQDS, —V<D— ■ READY-MME CLOTHING, Mfc# ■ - FT BArtlHOB. OCTOBER K IBM. s t GRANTS. o t 8-«. 5 » * Q ffl •»?« * O M 0 i g J « § o H 5 5» 0s! r 2 o O «5Q ? ' I i I ««« < J Ui I nr s HP ■t1! HUsUUi Ils = fHuI Hnirfi’ t i?H iJM&i ? ■llj J jri m ll life BiMiiiiiilialiiliiii y iB ।!* P 2d lU ik nwu. �■ . HOOFXAND’S '■ . . GERMAN BITTERS, v ’-iv.i'i:;..’_ ’ ■ * WU' I;;;'7ft©ft 1®.­ , ThcM bar. parlurmcd auro Car**: Aftft ©0 aiVM BKWB ^ATBiACTION I j_t H*re snora T««UsK>ay, MTS itOUE WMlXT4JiL£.PAVr/Jt 10 rt-rwu iUB TU£M/ y oU^VBrtWa U.U10 markau . h> «O*a»4b‘ lbw Aaoartioa, TAtawb VnwyYWfc "BiAJO© VWLS AND WILL PAY SAOOO 1|O ...ate*. ItOortlSM (ll«U IITTEM „> .ryxcciamavt^uor "INSANITY AN© CONSUMPTION.” Mane ar* a-nr. of the oana* rt ibrtr Buffering. ‘ ten tea laihi.l kitewMa Oram •teQara^smkflbWvMi :■■ a'j-uli'n st bow Ttu. tamornmoi artnm- 2UKiU^ul^Si£X^Sioo^il^ baaram- CiwMi. -T.irort...,- «a .. AUAI*J* Oir-d. Ho toortf PrUltor tOKuUJ oa av tu lex i I»» Tilt Cue d IU ttewa’VneuaotA* irfftu r&E« t ’ 1 lh* cooUon auii .8 also a laritr eeriely ot Pai lor, Dta* , JR E MsfitB E E. .T*, >tber apnamtu* for.tbo CMUvl of tbe "Saok Ibeemf' e^urt fa il. . Every Machin* la WenulM. Famillm aad Manufacturer* will And the ■w.en" th* mv.l l‘ro&<ablo MaAto*. tor UM. uwkiif to their rtwar. keeping In w*«<ir nr w.M^dwjt orttor, onu the.r great apeod «»d »•» ABRW0S9UR, TEA, COFFER, BUGAS; 8PICE8, PEPPER, PRUNES. F108. RABINS. CODFISH; l fart, ererrthing la the Grocery lino, aach • . ..Tjt’xaE'tm TBMIC -sm.-cn to d -■ K\\>u*w<6 W» ■ MoCONNXU- TT J1UT TUW UiTTKUS IS «u«* TO**at tn co Rvrf " WbtA-r, • l\H~p WlIXUyE iyiW!!W!^ J\.HKBB HulMKxa Couywau* «Ute ten W— ll.l.tlin hte tna Oo hand a 6ne rtnek of mauafdrtured Tib. Jo- ■fiXocA b itet itey Write ** •** woffaT iHwawt SyXb-U arary |~ti* at i«P«^ Ihrt art ortRa wtatwnqp-DuHMdr fUrd«»ro asSTAXr® !£■ ft? JSS- K? Adm. Aunr. ‘Cb.i..., Nbor.Csp^.. Grain a*oopa.Wdl wbwtaJUakoU. Pump ch.ln Xia. X\ve "8>\oo&, “I “era*BS.'ldfrJrt’SR ^mz£ CT: <TITI<fi'TT!*F?,r TRTWRIKIHUIEIRTT Hitter! fat ora- ’ i/oibcEi 111 < wklir Ettr.ru, FrbB fte^G* Ert 10. B«ck. Po«tof of th. Boptl.l t. lawrit.PMBbMtor.. N. X. lura.rly rt tba,North sxjwzsx-. 5^r—w"IS5T~t bit far*nmw*a»'bF«tew I'M*' JEF'EEIWoN FARMER* ««♦«. Ar’l s rtecrta^d ' |[J '.enct’di wAKMiNewiRt. ^Ta'.^T^a nJnncP I take P. 0. IU»w«r.«-n*-. CMe«»a, HI. growydeoeareto tba* pAHMy | •ssr'N.'S , PATEBT MEIICEIEI. IT'iiEcr’ Diaaoao rt Ihoaa Omaa rrouirw* th* aid of • DIURETIC. HRLMBOl.DS EXTRACT UUCHG IS TRI GREAT DIURETIC, m.d 1> certain to U»« tbe dmUed <«*«* *• *U /»*-*«./> «AmA it Erhfaaer of lb* moat rrttoU* and rr.aoa.lbk rharucte* will aceoaipany the medldiue. Frlee R1 j*r BeiUe,errtx far<3. _ _____ __ WT*M Jbb 0M-W«mA: ■tar Ma tab ted olaort nrtrflBBV. Tte dootora proooaaoed ite tew Mar* idEESAtP, IPS®, (DASH SSCiM^'sf" “*£”*• ri-Urwo!.^ -’■■ a Ckaem. 'Mtk'RffNMWiSf. <•.■. KHNARD. EqtMlt totltrw Cooto. Stmt, Pbifadrtph in l&n-C M. Jaakwnr-u Dear Str :-P««mrta»p*rteooa •aaM- m« to my thrtJ retard the German Bittora prepared by you aa an excellent medicjo*. t_------rk."------ 'if. 4^.111,, t i.'... 'VW'^ooiVA'it -• HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. BUFFALO TESTIMONY. AMERICAN ORGANS, Stomach: Liver and Bowels <irratio Arerr^mciit, Cam DruM-Mla. Utw Complaint. Hjtadaeh-. Ge»«railMHlity, Nerrouai.e.., Un’toUK-t of Bplrita. cte»ampiion. Ctolie. Intermitt eat Pe»er», Cronipo end Hpa«wwi tntf prongs CURE ‘mmx * buri pjfBTM aadOOOTffiKU I tbe^Som. **! «utroubled witb Rheaaieium for twoyean, ufrrlor met. or l«aa ex ere day J ttaea taken wo bntilea of the ‘Prot.lt* Core,’ and tera not । ad any prta tir-c* I left It off biot* than four .work* a«or , I conaidar my art f a* ectlraly cured, and th. medicine baa made me tert eery light and ^’71^1?* ’ 7'oa"1 ,1“’"l|b *“*,tav’ GODFREY SCHEFFER, dOlMIddSgan gk.” •■Me wlfb had b*ee rniffering with RheumalUta of an hrffamaterr character foe about *lx or aovra year*. aometiuH-a eery acutely. About the firet el Ju a* laarobe cMunaaced taking tbe •People* Jaftu.*aX£ftuSa SZmmmauftw,. SELF-ADJUSTiTG WRINGER N<» VVoMd..W»uk to Swell or Split. 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'• I Tbe O«M«raM V»oePrcaid«Bt Uh* • *m uftan eppearsd lo i Northern view siosa hi* faUl defection. . .BW speeeb at IiSdW awuuah. is whi*hUertyUdBlav*y>b* i ceruaretoo* of the Ooofedereoy, and de 'ahi mera* of us* emite^Biarira which ar* Ilk* dared ibrt “biosery mol become tU fi-ating ie’feeibMkev/’pMe him and Vallaadighl'n. tbe •bob North sapping tbi ouniroUmg power of fek t-” **d | army In bu io wbmh, ^Ml,beFmoimedUPrttahJ* emiea and feat “all lbe great Suteeof tbe Noctbshudder to .pset Will B*e»4t*i* feie/way,"> ib^eUife ““‘■••j'. the Woe* I membered. Alee eoetbesa lew «»«fee djura.-uu. —w. r: alter, whM 004.mission fer-w**’fe«fe he held.forth feaA “eufebn ia fee iseme* dou* |*vgr by which .«♦ ea* Work out our destiny and** PrevidMO*.” Then miuiher »o lbs. Ia»t part of 1862, at his b.HMed*ar*M« ***'“ y at fall of-hwre* eay) die," Mart difeh rhetoric. . R»r aboe* iweair monfea pro folio' TM ask' M-p«w*plstfcm.“ aliWttsy b*vs t>r,fe lb* pressnl letter, Mr. Stsphsna *“*>d .• . Wlwrv wsa put. tbs.Vni loyal la torrsawofbiooA. m,d*»o*ig»T-Ftt .]1*MU •*«* fe*‘ united BMietantw-wf fe* true men of all j^od <»c, » m.re jouib liM tor u>o*tbt drava his auliced.,, ■ peruesin luweff.rtd tospburceftfll and The preernl manifestation hM all fee fair opportmfltyftir afl ’ who are entitled MrtdgrtW .’I .i lath* fool ottbstr prts«a* *f death,) ' greater irtsrsat b*c*O*a 11 point* directly to vbte at.1 lb*■• spproafeing alaetiufM in “The President la T1U tbs hat nbrt fos is Ch* tai dtlsb ripitVa. at fee prime pti>po*iltoa ta tbe CWosgo fes8tel*tfMJ**oarU tad > excluding to “confer with feeg And saved h th* tad Uiai eas won br our.ores. platform—“s eesMtioo of beelililiM Wife guerrillaiMn nd ofer oriiaM sad . dta- 1 deliver u« this time Maoria.tkL H.18S4. . . • view loan ultimate oMiveatiea of fee brfltlei. have nu just right io vote; fc (ta.w, Itaj-i Stales." This journal ba* from fee ,bw '•‘•i; Tbm* and only giuoiac declared feat tbe Btatee pffe* the qualihoatthna- a™-------------------------- -. C-nfodsrccy -*uld g« i«U> such • CsB. preauribed hyrtbr-kw* nbtfca sufe vanlion uo|y in their original ladepeodwt ise of which ara . b*reto. *MM*d, *h*ll capacity, w>d oKal aU •» atertberr»ol Speech Of Geweral Hooksr «1 Chleago-• tbe , Union; and that *o Sum would am­ '•Voting or attempting' to vote, in ponpoi forth" by p*ae**a«s'aBd ooppirWdl* Major General Ht»<>kur had an antbuei-- ■*id« itself Impnd by Ju •*wlaaiu*a.s*en tnrwiritid eflaw or nrwers, V* declared feMiefefetbe raufisd by . fercw a military offms*. subjecting th« <<*ndor at tb* North; after tbe govafeiu**! has aetic public reception at Chicago on Myn- dMMWi t of fe* olher. SutM—Whife <*n- tp.arrest, trial *ed. psmisba*«>i. if con­ been Steaded time and again fer- takhg day, and rswudfd. io an addras*. of i..urfe* I tbs negroes, and. making »»ldier* ef them, wclcomy ae jailuaiif t. .„ ?. <currvnoc, under fe* prM**t Grmrtitwfe*. victed. ■ : •nd a *Uo* Mdg* ■? 'Sa ’» • * J sniiatsd '■ thia rebellion is ' enough to make •» ar»*nda*ent» v*W. “If. No ops who has boom arm» against and. bindiM upon .IL If few «i«w vw the gnvermnrtrt of the United States. or from every copperbeadTtenne! iu th* land for the rebellion, I cam* itr .*t ths be- 1 ri^tk-waa of supremo importance. A votamartfr tfw aid iu»d comfort to iu tn tbs tbnma rrf robslliu*, bMMto fee ginning, ag4J rnpact, if my lifeiaapsrad, 1 barriers to the onward march of freedom convention of fe* State*, so organised, tn be in al the death. 1 |Hapbirnua ap-: <woqM in fact be a rsmitting of fe* Ud enemies daring the present rebellion, have been overtu Uta.*IWU.U. shall notMjudge or dark at election; plauae.]. 1 expeuk-whsw-il is over, in ’ rf—plopfce >»' Union to.iia original »lem**t*—I” oibcr nor shall iny county, jndg*'knowingly-. nteUfe-M « cxninou wilh-pM ol r»y coipp*ni»oe, fu ' -ords. apoti|iv* aod.twraal diMobfem appoint any such 'person to act as judge claim an hoitorable di^biirge. {Qlnwrd.] of th* Uifem, wife aa unesrtaie •tllfefiM. Violation of fel* Will be I intend to merit, [Continued cheering, j 1 prospect of forming aoulber. peompdr noticed and the offenders 1 feel fruin jour indulgent sxpreeaiou* MV -M4hie 1 Will feey drag"i oat thke Well, buw doe. Mr. Swphwa fe* mosl ■ to-night a* though 1 had merited it up to moderate and. sag*oi-u* «f the south­ old bnbby-boiwe, and r|ds.ag*ine| Aim in tboriliea. „ ■ .• r>-.J • . ” ■ thl* nsvharetial thia time. [Cbrera.] I am as deeply, Far from II. They ern leaders regard fei* 1 Ho sxprea*** ••111. Outrage* upon the freedom of aa earnestly, lUtMOstcd io tho leaultaa J. • bimseif wife *E hiacharacuriyuu slremhl- sketch by ylnleuce.or iniimidittl-m; rt-, oars not wLnt th* BeWk nfef de t» dh^ wa* when I took Up arms al the begi*tempting ’•» Mnder legdl dr tn ‘phxiure troy ;hc Union, but canmae no step tA*O Fling- [APF1*"'-!» 1 this iwv fi>r its prs**ryplia*. We .rwual believe li'iug can p.-kbly feBlas»raa«w<Mbellmn i* staggering from it* own wwdt- s.rs/vr an «nd to be pul to Hua-unawral or -mser.urag* iilrgal v<*ng; Wtertdring net* [cheerifl, and?f any.dt.u^ ta felt on ...dm.ral-.wM up- kram.U. »d with the legal ntaHeawof »*«*•<mrtl*|r a* offio re nf vlotii-n ir---- •-------—— td free. *rtn Unb’ drill tfej^Bi* for feblr tho stibirt, M .mguy npyapsparsoeem to law or ordgrt; wPlM indicate, let iham.regd lhe »»*ecb.Dr tbs artniss. Had they dobe’sn at fee *Urt, their Idnllea/imder the .-w. »<» --• arch-traitor of the wwld. .-[Cheer*. 1 Let Europe would, wife on* accord, have spdan*.hy nflkere trf elrcti-m* ; and Mpwcl 1 , them read the speech vt Juluraoo Davie, _i._ —as__ .a* nffSnara' oath whose name, 1 am ipld, w*» loudly cheer ed in iboao atresia hut a few, weeks since. “To such a convenlisn of the Stale* 1 ' [••■Shams! Shamer] Bo w>hascaue.b-.^lhsvonootveclion. *• • P-W*l 1 rd mono human misery end desolstod c^rcec* and mtarebange of veg* be­ ■ more homes than ha* aoy oihnr morteV man from th* beginning of all ume [loud tween equal and wwnya Pow»r». jusl as U.e conreotum oF U88 «^d »nd • applause;] the enemy of government aad semblrd. • • • From the 4»sn»of ell mankind. And whgt doos it mean wbea be ia sheared .by Americana] si.m, or icUrchangeof yl*Wb.ta such *. convention,-the biswry. as wall a* ibe When lbs enemy of enemies 1* cheered true tialurc of o«r instituUoM, and th* b* Americans In this m*gnWicant metrop­ rclslf.m of fee 8u^ loosed “fe*r olis what doc* it mean 1 .Thar* is some­ Md toward the.ledyral bead, would thing wrong. -*» i” -'iTraitora. doubiles* b* much better uadereUmdgen erally than they t>vW ar*; bilk I should on ,1 H.*m. •ppl.w.] U. favor such a proposition only as a peace­ b dlrwlloj M. )">’ foWl ’ ful conirrcnce. a* the cynveatmn ot 1887 ;u«r T'■ was. I sh<Hi|d be opjweod to leasing the H, j. tka „lh.r -1» *H. .M I.* W “ ouestioo hl lebue to fee *b*dute de«.«« rte.ml, I ,m InM, >» <!•«« •!«••.—, J aueh a body. Delegate* might be olufeWtai-rf'*. H n>w»V II- -• w And Umss an as daagsroea at theta la Ike flstd, ,lkr wbel Iba* dwaaod, then an mdy St yield. To yWM what thakewH»er triewpb Waith. AndJsg.indnpalr.esM hi* vsssnaadyi; , When hU town* an belsagwttd, M* aUrtee^w- A&evoatxi^ Contain* no Worn or Whiskey. * mro flair-j nujsa xanjmsjm© 18 THE BEST TONIC sra, gluitllait£. I. A.A C.S.BOUXOOI. A TTO»«TSMd Gonn»Ua« <wtt W,z ■cl. uu canine uw , rlib lb. dlaeaaca for wbkb ibrr art rteomaendd to these Bitters koaathg from experience Uwt 34XSSrKaiBKKB. ••—•“vSrsrL from Her. Joa. Fl. Kennan!, Pasttir of the 10th ihisfT Fr«« Bev. J. B-, Tomer., r**Ufr st fe* M jitsszs 1 Z57» >-£"-*£83^ £?-••«?- Ch.lW. .).„«•«>■ 4.1 ft w t n... •• ru »» »■ M.W, I".**™ .ITS tart-wUdwr.S l-l-W u, 1 For mj W” I •» U1"W •V bL*I5S--^ »“£ ..uw «»> "<*• “ Hk* Jl-W. |<*—1 .. , , -I wmttaKM. ^,mph.h lt» IH U - **'• < , .M M&wuar. p..l. iw C.piw-1 b.., <r.l«.n h.™ =» ...r P'M«-1 ,n»| lUn'ion' Uo. w~.il »» •“ «•,*" V" ST /,■ gX-»Afefe i I* mak**i>*od. . n up arm* or levied »»r sf*bm ' tmA fliers, 4>ragsto*t’tbejprt^iife* T.mmMit of th* «UU of MiseubH; Ip me4*d.* L D J rmnwr bucnn*e; a*d that ems wbon.CoL n l££lf<.f Kentacby. told him ihsAM^-s j ingi»« H“"kpU blood?rtf. was not a geeUsmaa. U ’J* rflpwWU)whicKbM^Jrwbetmea "" ■’««•**’*•’?.. mMirtfeebs^riffeM B» |b*rt—H’lie%W I by MseeWaMsW*^**? �ABB.AHAM HF* "JfraoW, That la the future m Untea.-^^ JLff .X This In sxcelteut, cdntidcriag rtmt <x*>Jteh tbe tod ■‘Domocrnue, tertf, J If Jeff DavWeragimewtaU' t JOT Cbf^ertaed or^M to suit the eye end ear <Mb eowarffiy OspperhrW eawreiatae ia sod around the county of Barry, State of <•/«/■> 4g Me seta**«/fh» But allow me ’.to berr, state, Thia to a plain statement. It w»« ui on tbe taemr.ef a mea.and a eoUier. thai derntood by the people, who gave I Geerge B. MeCl.lta. will to ee far left Jfad^withmn tbo S£2e^vate,eh It ta«n Cs^r’Gmwwsr. ' ■“ DSN RY H. CRAPd,<F!tat- in tbe dark, fotatauttarow, ” E. O.pReayiNOS, of Juroeville. by Gov. 8sj moor, have been tampered J1B»KTOFrWlfSf Alhpn. wftb by toe Commfaslotare. votes were, taken out and Mudellsii , e- . jptensw," J 'ffiOH.N OWBN; of Detroit. - 22,‘‘ '' ' ' votes put in place rt them. The partfao have boon ameted, trfod, aad found guilty of this eeormoue erhne upon tie ballot tank to«n has emfemed bla crime, implicating several ottan.— There to no doubt but a gram -oobesatwaa rotated fate to elaot McCtellan by freed! . AUJEKY WILLIAMS,’ ^O.’HO«FOKai?o! tbe eoWferh- how In the so rsoommroded by tbe General; only needs that Wo know wtal the J Western Department is concerned, that “vtewe” ware to eee the' propriety he wiU be ashamed to think that he -ever defeat, and that his election was wef allowed hie wama to omm sp bafore an •'called for by the inlereeu of too nation. in taliigowk people, m aw aephaat far tho Grnoral McCIcIIm to too contrary not­ bighorn and ascot reepooeibto office with- withstanding. Judge Woodward was, and to, a Cootatoafkffirfa freeaad ooMghteoed propertaad of tbo Valtandigtam school. At There fo now 800 men present fa thia the commencement bfrbe war, as Hon. . dstachoroot of too regiment of Movrill'e H. B. Wright soya:— . “Hr df/tadrt (JU eoniHtutionallty of Hoese,- sad ta the whole 800, portape 80 con ta found wbo will rote for McGrllan. oofettion anddwoiediho jrowor ^f Ao Gov1 tavo beetd the espreeeion of almost erameta to eesrev into entasusioe < n- every man noWat tbfa poet belonging to It fo already proved that tbe Copper­ tta regimswt, audit fo moot a miserably small.portioa of the men here that will heads sx pert to carry this election liy vote for MeCellan. Out of tbe company fraud. Look out for them. te which I befoug, thuro to boar proerot 20 men, two-oT whom will rote for Me Qeliaeu There are oomo of the very KSuriui in forging rotes, it need not he expected that they »re any too good to toll olupeodous lien, and forge affidavits to prove OOOKTr TICKFr. years ago. But such Dtohocrats are an honor to w tat once was tta old line Dem­ ocratic party. They hold nb relation ship to this modern Copperhead Detnoc racy, and allow me to say tbov as truly We have no reason to believe that the despise It. as any men fa the whole ‘Democracy of Barry County Is any more ■ United Stale., ftay are mra who behonest than their leaders in New York. believe In seeing thio Ouvernment up­ Look to your tickets and see that they held, wbo do not see fit to throw away the vast amount of blood and treasure are genuine! that has already been poured out, and go and eringe at the feet of Jeff. Davit and htsmlnioua, and give them taek their BrigMtly. . possessions and ask for peace on any Daring the pert week. wa have been terms, and while one of the very strong­ mostly among the people of Barry and est Democrats was reading a piece fa tta Eaton eountim. We find tips people Barry Jhmeer, accusing toe Lincoln adawake everywhere, and the confidence of mitystraiten of being the disunion ele­ ment, he as truly expressed himself aa the success ef the UotoQ party unbounded. aay man 1 ever beard speck, (hto thoughts At every Union meeting, no matter if Tbo following meetings have been ap­ pointed by the Republican County Com. mitteo, which will be addressed by om or more of toe following speakers: James A. Sweexe.y, H. W right andI Chaa. G. Holbrook. < At Prairieville, Wednesday evening,• Nov. 2d. ‘At*Hickory Comers, Thursday eve­ ning, Nov. 3d. Al Doud’s School, House te Hope,, Thursday averring. Nov. 8d. the closds lewer, and tbe rain pours, tbe - Al toe Morford School Botme tn Jebtta ' people turn out, and are inclined to bepr town, Friday evening. Nov. 4. At Woodland Center, Saturday eve-. aa long as speakers are willing to talk.— In Eaton' County the enthusiasm ie'un. nteg, Nnvkfi . At Hostir^s, Monday evening, Nov. 7.. bound rd. That county :wtil roll op yt increased majority, for the Union ticket. Register Tear Names! Tbo work bee been t there. Every school di All persoes, who have changed | visited, and priaeiplea of the parties pre­ seated, and discussed, and compared. It wea our good fortune to meet many a names Registered before they can ' man, who had recently renounced ths Tbe BpardtoflUglstration ylll me Chicago candidates and their stranded ttaaeVera! Townships on Saturday Wf this and broken platform, and were now batweek to attend to this matter. See tbat tlingfor Lincoln and tbe Union. It does one's soul good to see the oarnselaess and your name is Registered I deternination of these people. . They are nut to be turned aside from their deva Tbe Greet Daly. On Tuoedjy next is to occur one of• tiou to their country by whining and syc­ ophantic appeals of the Tory Peace Par­ the most momeotous ersnta which over occurred er ever will occur in the history ty. “Union Liberty and Law" are their residences, and al! wbo have not previously Registered, must have of tola country. the editerial of the Pionttr he must have degenerated two or three pegs fa tho scale of humanity, or his fears may have dons it, but one thing is certain, any man who can deliberately make or print such asoerlimw m appearfa his paper of Sept. 15th and Sept 29th, 1884 fo not wanted in tta ranks of tbe army or in tbe Union party of the U. 8. Government. But nf one thfag, rertaosurod. If the vote of tta army Is what tbo McClellan men depend on, they may aa well tang up tta fiddle. I eubocribo myself your moot obod't. servant, Brarim 8. Anitrt, Oo. I. Regft. Morril’a Horse. watchwords; and Tuesday neat will witdom ths triumphant endorseonent of those It to no lees than the question of mratelning orabandoning the Republic. !t matters not, how much and press follow it.) You snay tMak I am a stranger In Barry county, bat 1 am not, 1 have form­ erly resided in tbe county for four years, and am pretty well acceainted with Mr. Geo. W. Mills, and if I do not mistake but a short lirta since he was one of the questions st issue between tbe polical The New York AfrraM, which fe “sup­ This nation has a porting McGelbn for the Presidency,” । destiny to realize; and the GofJ of Na­ talks m follows about that plank In tbe tions will never permit tbe control bf tbe platfoftn which pronounces the war a portlet, too grant feet stands revealed, Governmeet to fail into tho bauds of ita sophistry may attempt to cover up tta eoDobling eeotimenta. lhet with LImoUi we stall savs tta coun­ try, while with Modelltf, it fo lost forever. .«»•*/.' •< , No eaqg man believes or esn believe tost with st) armistice, a convention sod aa attempted oompromtoe, the Union would ever be restored. An armistice, with 4h* avowed object of negotiation, 1 would be recognition ; and with rocognl- Every man wbo utters the standing De that the “Abolitionist" commenced the war to far MeCtaltoo. Every rebel General, Coloeel, and to separation. England, Franco aod Captain, are In favor ef thd election <»f Spain, would, secoud the claims of tho Geo. B. McClellau. CoofaderMy, fa eouh a ease, and vwld Every “Knight al. iha Goldee Cirole'' . . : resist all ■Mesores, thereafter, looking to te for MoCtell®. coercion. Tbe rebel papers assert thia. insist upon oegattnioae only with regard The Chicago Convention ’'explicitly dedsres" in its platform tbat the war la a failure, and that we must resort to other means than warlike ones to settle the dif­ ferences between the people uf the United Blates and the frieorfs and' adherents of Jeff Davis. Now It U only natural that the men iffths Chicago Coevention should have studied very closely and very In­ tensely the hlstery.of that part of ths war that was cairied on and conducted by General McClslI^n, the favorite hero and leader of tha Chicago patriots. Unques­ tionably they, like sensible men, talk of tbe things they know most about, and when they speak of tbo war they mean McCUrtM’s pert of U. Ws mn there fore, agree with the Chicago Convcntwu oo this point. There is no doubt that the war Carried on by tbe nominee of Shortly before ibis, while sitting in tta Onert-roum la Philadelphia, bs de­ clared: “That should toe Union be divi­ ded Ar would prtfrr tkat tka Hur would ta drawn Aforto <y/’ronry/eama.” Mr. Geo. W. Hart, a nsepectable mer­ chant of Philadelphia, pubtatad a letter under date of Oct. 2, 1868, in which he stated, that soon after Judge Woodward was nominated for Governor, he had a eunveruatloo with him in which he- said *.tat “Thio war waa an unoousti lotionsI war, and an abolition war, aud that he bad no inlereal whatever fa tho result, let this result be what it might; that it waa a contest te which the North oould gain neither creditsor bnnor, and tola, he believed would be tta verdict of history." On another occasion, Judge Woodward said, io a ounseraatioe with Hou. Thomae Cunningham, a leading Democrat of Bea ver county, that, "in bis judgement our only course was to withdraw our armies North of Mason and Dixon's line and offtr tennt to Uu robrlr." it was of thia maa, and entertaining Ibero sentimaota, that General MeQelian said uIJUd tkat ow rirtet ayratand it was this man whose slection, as Governor of Pennsylvania, he thought -called for ky tkt intortrta of tho MZfae." A maa wbo entertains such views, or who agrrts with ouo wbo holds ttara,’ ia not a fit man for our President. He might fill tta place of Jeff Davis but not that of Abraham Lincoln. A PniLABiLTHia paper says that with­ in tbe past week a number ot Dmkards (a religious nest residing in' Virginia.) have arrived in that city from the She­ nandoah Valley. They represented that early in tbe rebellion tbe Dunk ante in Virginia wore assured by tbe rebel toad era thaj they should not, because of their peculiar oenMentlous views, over be called upon to go into the ‘•^uthsrn ar. my." They ware to remain on their farms, and progress with agriculture.— Until recently they were comparatively uamofaeted. Within tbe past six weeks tbe Southerners made a wholesale fava eion of their farms, and stripped them of everything. Heroes, cattle, sheep, wag. one, furage were taken by force. Scarce­ ly enough was left fbr home consumption. Within a week after these depredations, tbe conscripting officers, in the name of Jeff. Davis and the Southern Coefedsracy went .among tbe Dimkards and forced some intn their reeks under th reals of death. Foe these reasons manv of the persuasion, with their wives and’children fled to the North furl safety. The tales of horror briefly told by the fugitives, awaken for them tba must heartfelt symP"toy. The Dun harda originated in Pennsylvania, early' In tbe eighteenth oeutary. They are a peculiar class of people, of toe Seventh day Baptist order. Their proper name ia Tuckers. They keep tbemselvee entirely free from oth. er purs nasions, and never attempt to «mforoe their opinions on others. As a gen­ eral thing they are loyal to the Union. affirm it. Untea M«n, U io our eountry demands our exertions sc d our ballots ou Tuesday next ; Wi have'so fears for tho result, if every man who feels and thinks aright daotWlrty. ’Bulan over eeouriay.and a failure to do onr duty, may result die- astroctsly. We can afford to lose no votes on Tuesday taxi. Aa overwhelm­ ing victory is what to needed. A email majority easy encnerage tbe Northern ua^phienr i,v/whom Dodd fo the bead aoTOrand Master, to carry- out their ouhemes of war and rapine at the North ; eral oince his time who has conducted ^EverydoeertM from the army to for ।tta war dtffervntlr, and with more euooese. (Mmeral Meaenaa. wo are now has never beard of General Grant Every man wbo voted against tho law aware, i allowing the eqUitts.*yota goes fur Mo- —st least we are led to infer that from bfo om Mon of Graaf* name from the CMbn. । of the setiaaa! heroes whom bo Every man interested in the rebel number i leen, such as tta British rebel agent, Au- |praised so grawfally in fait speech at" —but wo had not supposed that gustua Belmont, of Now York, ia a warm Orange ' too Chicmru Convention was made op entirely m polMoe! Rip Vaa Winkle., supporters of McCfallan. Fri-od. rt Can It be possible that torn aonventton keowe nothing cf that part of tta war tho Union, what think ye of them! that is bonorab|s te the National arms.of the New York Has It never heard uf G<msr«l Grant 1 L y rf toe. Potomac getic wayfarer yielded only a very slen­ der return »f water, while a beck outlet «>nduwed toe generous surplus to too strawberry-bode which lay beyond. Bo tbe sum of Detanoratic effort at Chicsto t. establish the puriotie loyalty of to. Iro thorn In the day of power (nd* re­ menu made every rebel gsiUar gurgle greater part oflbe Army, uf drt mao from ihslreouhos wwi m^.eg U in the rear for the move. The Jal Di vision ■ of ths 2d tarps, with a part of the 5th and Mi coeps. held the entire lino from tbo Appomattox, on tho right, tri some throe miles west of tba Weldon railroad on tbe left. .. JkU boggaao >ragnns, etc. were oonl to the rear at City Point Al 2 o’clock this nrornleg Gen. Hancock JjAINB PORTRAIT GALLERY, with Use 2d and 8d Brvislcmsof his onroet moved. along the Vaughn road, rntutteg southwest, and after crossing Thatcher's run fagmi Um rotels nuteooebod In newly made works. Gen. Hancock at ooce charged on Urn flank and drove ft*ra. CWtosroro are aol ■> pasted ia take Ptethem not. Ho took some 20 prisoners, mostly eavrflry; • At about 4 o'cluck r.. «., ti»s rebeh, vakingiog-dvantage cf the break in tho line brtWOeo the Wand 5<h corps, massed Gen. Anderson's division aiUaatlags. Ote. 1 Ilk Ife. ostltad* of Hill's corps, and charged the right wmg of tbe 2d owps, which gave way and fell back a short distance, but L.ins reinforoed charged and cheeked tbe r.dvartee of toe rebels, and captured a numof prisooers. Onr liws in the affair ia not known, but is nut believed tv be beery. Two guns were said to have Leen taken by toe lebels, but, it is stated, were sub seouently rerapfured. ’ Fighting conlinutd on this pa it of tbe lino until after dark, when a heavy rain ended tbe fight­ ing fe toe day. Th.W.e.1-------------- -the right of the advance, but much ground. The object w------tba left fo gel fairly around oo tot Boyn­ ton plank rood before tbe right advanced. The colored division of the Oth corps had Kime skirmishing with the rebels, but nothing approaching a fight. They lost a few wounded. Gregg's cavalry had a sharp fight with tbe rebels in the fore­ noon. When they attacked tbe rear of bis column he charged and drove them tack, capturing a cumber of prisoners and 8 or 10 wagons loaded with supplies; alro tome horses, mules, etc. Our left wing gained about 15 miles of uouairy to day, and to now la a position to attack the ocainy's work's on the flank. Gen. Warren bad anarrow escape while riding slung the Jine to-day, a tall grazing his cheek and making a slight wound. la toe Held, Out. 28, 7:80 a w.-Tta number of prieonera taken yesterday is .bout 800. ' 1 Murrtand • Free mate. Baltimore, Oet. 29.—Gov. Bradford has just proclaimed the new Free Stele Cun.titui.oa of Maryland. The vote woe 30,174 in favor, to 29.7W against. Tua.j unplrrtrs"*-.^ *• the dru | *bsye hallooed, end the nd cred. Ilia said that then I of teams fifteen rods lung, I tl^t, sad is some teams d tayeawd a woman. The dsff/e tirade eldest List bowl about taxes. Of ool .... - iHi-r-*-"'." f own <rs -Irtu-llj “Gits Tbm Fm."Gaarr is bound to do e» want a new Coot- The eitiseno of Barry < v notified that aa roon > Pay i« secured for tho I lo^nmi Railroad, propel Military — idenl, WSH ordered to suapvnd the trial of tbe blockade runners to-day, and pro ceed to Baltimore forth within in instigate and try a recently discovered cnee of most aslnonding fraud and forgery con oectad with tU New York State eddiere' vote. Tbe chargee are fti brief, sulwtituting MeCWlan votes in the original en­ velope submitted by the soldiers, and forging aames thereto. One box, over three foet long, contained many thousand, of these fraudulent rules, some my fifteen thoumnd. Odwrs are known to have b^pa sent to Now T-rk. Tho dovefop. mrataintMsmaopromfoctobe of tho most startling'Waracter. «••»•«¥*<>*<*•> entire route of said ral portions of ifee grading j l ties may choose to take, tine will eiro be lot as e of January, and the world st-iar-’S Waanaadacua Flats in I ay ria. will take place e JttoWNwresntarn.xt, MILLINERY STORE fA1CT tHMA FINE AWOR TMKNT meiUKRWx’fi Bn-m The SoMters* In Forg^. Baltimore, Oct. 28.-A v ord kt was •F STAIBL fauad It the ceae of parties charged with 8FLK. fiwgmg soldiers* votes, but It mmt ffett STRAW ■ tapa^1 on by U.s Prssider-t Ufore AJTD being mads public. Tta Court adjourned. I'AII’jW RONJtRTS^ LADfRS'. Amy of tbo Fotomae News. Hrod4u.rt.r. Army of to. Potiwuae, ’ Alfd> i<i. Ort. 80.—Sinns the army rater nod to ita arrUhRgtrs' i’T'T' nolhbI 01 ■ . >- AIAT& ’ . • anrota* Ao our troop, mAND Lur*^d\u’u,*b*1 ea,,,ry «»’’*•* « WORSTKD , . GOODS, they tuada renoataH Kaept coMtanlly.tm toad, aod for solo rooowmble terms. Work dune on .bort Retie, aad in. be prepared to take ©on’I tbe r<«ut through his land most they can nut of the I •trillion of dollars worth And lumber could read owuing AV inter nt Battle I hem* out. Gtixaas ol let* te your own inured end help we pct this Gres I Bear in mind that you timber abme, enough to I House, Saturday 2»d> suited in the raising of-I see hundred and twenty ‘present about 500 perso I from .snows place- •» �QOOn NJEDIXXFCa S3 hl'ldili! GREAT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND ALSO . IN DRY GOODS I AT SKINNER’S! The On|y Exclusive 5 DY-MJDE CLOTHEJVG CASH STORE in BATTLE CREEK. © © £ OCTOBER M, IBM. ■imiuhi 31 £ < -«s { 11 R0T> uiPh! ■? s d »*a us - hhifc ijffio 1 H.HH i.i jhM fig iiizif i BJ's i HhlihmH i*-- H a* BIMOI i * sa°j ( I *“4 �MisiiftoiuMS. •X wWt<to& Xt> >k\< ^Ak\>W ra.eAvbMH* wk\ TWWfWWRSMSBOL. XaQIOTlMWUTA^jk* .it»«>.H 11 immm• «*-* flfft ttKhailttLa AXD MtWCttAl. ,>rdl J. v~U tv trwbbic atM. «*•«. watch and JMAel- i -40 K\wk . - 1 a! balhaeviah .WibU«i,- W> mUC baeaeiU.r rO ■ ,LkH' » I»U>. «vi*m>4>-.> ■*.«>,.;> .1 kUall. , mt it. **, .■wreieiii e»'r<' :."••>.: »i •> xnarMtMauAA >«a«wa^ ■>• m,- ■»..>,.p , t. iMbeviber of the hand approached. pis­ tol iu band. ‘Haonywu^—d Yanh,hanJ •««r your watch.' ‘Ytw'r to* hu, I Bn- ptatoto Hr e-nf te U»wx whwht- ^wii-w fr»m ^ROdE^ESt; O ether Bowla, HaahlM.' Wl PUBLICLT CHALtKXdk MA cflinaor axv utheb m txurACTCRi rfi TO IM) AS LABOK A BANUK OF WOMB ‘ .FBr^yil^BAlwikCOMriSH? ' ;. atzs»U;2r" '"■■■"■• I ajiBbttRetBfl lb«-cv> F» b*d t*cj*«>b a AM.wew/. .trap .and ban!abate* IW«nty fret high, IMWM iSiH Ihrthrr’-nderB. ’• <*nJcajo, Ilf. ’ 'i*nk*’Siiae/igera In the aleepfnj cere F. 0. Drawer, MTX Gtrjf’junie, •» *H, with «•«* cYtwjnlon - AGENTS WANTED —Throughout Michtbtir bnta, totaU, borila. watch*, ahd money. When they wire drc«i4Jffl*0 iM)fallu<^'r* •'c*tt*l«d the ll<U .tfif) etyry appearance—jual cun WHM* uf.their ioia, ireu.bbog with cud eod fearing they might bo u>vued u. unit Rxmetiund. Iu Otte ear there were »iZty Gerrwaa emigrant* bound f<-r Oban, whe, when the thieweedrn ■ended tttoir mwwey showed fitful. >Tu latniiidotw tbe real, Mai men were instantly abut Av the butcher* dM B teMUM’ wounded.' The rotiminder wereTb.-h«.rJi-red l<> leave th* car*,' but I rfitf hnrandarataorj tin* command. *' Mmeby ordered b«* men to 'fire'the care and Wjrtr MJuteh? 'yT%« rtdidbctor begged iif him to bold «a, until be' ©mid find-1 ,m«n , who o>>qid apeak G.rinat). The Mur crealorna warw al l*at ouuj. ty gydapdMid., They Mt the car,' it waa act 4». 6xe,.aod U®two man end <m wuuodad woniaa lefhdfi th. Same*. ...-Ibara wee. about ibtriy Uniuo awl CELEBRATED diofaam board uuarmod returuai* M thru maamaqd* TbeW were taken prraoMra I and aieo forty or fifty of the paeawngwe f Ui.»i.l4—W io.be iC •AAout thia Un»e I 1hqpmw fe*i ©1 xUe-Bee»«Ma—nulhnejug BaJBblniaig rhawB bn«iaM Libbt oUh bamnawh- hnkmir * eerenmmg bkbe « •dMWldfc U4 ^Mbtts UkMbwW dJ bur Ty ae^rri wha cuittrl red tu eecape by tail lowed hurried, agonizing Cara well*, and Ue riodtua moaod iur.ard. W« all auppoeed tttu were on ibetr wa> y> Ricbmond, (uy^’i'lj tbe auldiera Sw with thia fattjjl’lie oilizeM were taken a abort dialancnZ. piece of wood* and tbonn^hly aearjUand rubbed ufwhatere^Moey theJI AA left and the STOMACH ^BtYTEira.o Liver and boldly »Uiid<MM*i a ahtnimd era. Be then watted frmh the rnaraudara, eiked Ax, t<? keep him -wafWijiiMnLureba had taken all ’Bia S|e eared him from I jr- UhT AVXXXbtt, *t) STATIONSBY, f'ENfl, pnrctuL ww. j*apml ra- _ MTEWT MNICEK*. ;oixi f. .. a»oo«M wigbtmai |jt UKOCWtW tWM, ■B'AVtV* <w* co,w\.c'icA <4,Ttvre a«A VowcTjut <oiA» anA .\ei\n, w&>4«v »ata. . *Vox«c. BMCBHewlf. 'tTBaaHary BeaUy. Ro<baet< «o«a»r«• Br HxtautV* , i l ahlliaM baa* yea ia Keember taaL Heelaf *4vertieeiDe::t et ywr Bori.tr. eftrt.5 to <tr, year mediate te ctoqjram far U- ppo. el IhairpMiabM, I obtained a beetle *e a peae girl rfmyeoagr^alioo .^ had Img twee ar^y briplam from Ibtaiuatlam, aad atraac. to aay tkai om be<U« brnd tar eatirWy. I write Hue. bopJag it aaay aid lb. Society in Ito effort, to tair? dace tbe nedlciae, aad bteaa tboae wbo may need laMbaretaqdyiaadMeeetaaag toftoa. aa I be beta Ito nwrita 4iBlbUy>aati^lhe Beat a.perla- I — -I,; t X>». ’B.dow.V* - • ftXo'cn.o.eV "BtVtara vwh ■Sti?, rm CALSE 9< Bc^tj Pay, enjy. X\\c ^>oor nwxw vcvau.3 Xlt. XXoVutV* %tovtMtc\b .'B\XXct» art XNve vteV. B«\ac«. ax\4 ft! BWk^vrX. • - >' -1 \>r. Ko\>atk\ ftXovsvaeKx *B\XXef») uvA^oroAt, X\vc uiviL ■w. 'W. KIMBALL. &c\>AVtuXtA.*.♦ 1 X :,■'«? WW8r,cHK»oo.. waotmaia । - •■■ ■ ■• *<<T Or. Kcfc»acV* aaror ran- re* Meeerow re* S\4w&fifcV3&X<< t*' AevU ani ny>\u 1j5^5«,\o^n.iAt.' A purr and powrrfal Toole eorrocUvo and allenU». af wonderful ebcacy la dteraaca of lb. Stomach: Cornpldinta, waA aW CubcblM* o$ «• MWMr QJliCl^Xa^ 7KB3WEVW \r,.« AM.caMixtu^: rtuc Ttnr w-iejAi, hiumm o» nzu»woaba^aW imiMUef Bowels V>«. Coroa D;i»wot, Ltoar ComeUlet, Umduln, Gcnyral Dyotlity, Kerromni, Oypnopaion o{_ ” OODFKkTB •®weu*i. fka InSanaotory c oZ*'! ‘VVJX* %'**•19 - * '. ftXuwuvcV iSftfijjjr cx-rx XKt^cAj^wew'* VAcwiL, Vm ^YvxsoVawt YKnrrtvttZ Y^jii. *^v». ; . fftade fljfttmw dM pud ttfui' *miy tauba. *yt nihteK. 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'•ww I."avs ''-t frtvVa . ui pwu -,'Xind WUM ‘Mb wmv. vd. <l*Uw.T .w .„W>J. ss? Upeigbt ©Wied |be Mgmg, tI, ■ rather toe I«ta,lf<«er,"gi^lto4iha • an™ mM." ~|*.<1 th. iwnMraa*S>> -........ MVtvXyt^ Jwittss Jirrttori. ^°d' Al Csntott’a Btatioo be discovered a I considerable rebel force,* Neb ba though: linv. U» lbw westward in tbe direodun «■/ Wpr. '»%• hoM»« l>f 4 Utone! Morris, situated a dwtenoc TV.ee Mlle Station, on.ifaTw«uren> ton branch rued, * farm be was bospuably Rjinra, B. B. WIGHT MAW A CO., oSibo w. a<sA •VXXft'ts Vrit<\.4. v-VU-ra . mcivk^ allK.sl. Also lays estates. si*, st* Runs I C UitoraiA Blsta. Mat • street. Haatlags, M** Hm4. Han-iM "M, -rlTl.iU. w, MhiW fn. «, AWiBHMaAWr. aha*' u- Aa wirtsh bj the FU ,sre«e'swthprtsnsXeedj -T-'Wtgns, Captain,L-strr yuvteeU,. ’*«'¥ wHfiBsMBMjfrlS I, a So. . ,,.^-3 ''‘Bui demurred the Captain, “wo pare no anna wilb ua.” . T-We don't want any—Mr. Paul eaye there is But * perudo of danger." "U‘» ell up with ue", mid tbs Mqjor, “■OMn'l get out—bang the luck . . "Yee we tan, leave jt to rwe," whiapsrrd Merab. . biStaeli Bra nMUe<. ' tbej had ■» eutp>o«M) <>f whn be really ■**• He leerrwd that Su*H lhe rebel •.«!.).RMfalH •» essisssi— m bie brailqugrters, only the day gretiI out he bad lUQ'td u> BmIu* 8uu<«. Tbe W.M 4 & Ifom.'&pdlag Marsh of Bril. Creel teyesaotaa 4 Hpidta ip agreeable fallow and,an esgpc haieaar. HEM EiFbE H UmA great apparent plenaure m'imparting THAT THM UlTTEIW H p.h'in the coaveh»Ui>n they bad.near* www AWKoae&ie, heard beta two Stuart and AU staff w(lb E' h gtypr inforroabop «a had come- U» Coelama uo Kuo »r y'bukar, ir ktn>« jedap,. eitty wyrd nfwKich mw cmr t jjamixiLEw • at eagerly noted bj ,lbe scout. Marsh RCT *«>r» ,r* IS THE IE»T TMIC n.rt«Uo,..4 IfmuJouuJ^cU ■?. "rt'urv-wi ™»«w «f. f*. tar beam mib Mrs so: "Greed rounds," said Marsh deeperatelr. ' . 1 "bieuioont aud disarm, and ad wanes one asd gire the oountervigu.*’ . , Marsh sprang from hia horse and adraaced to the euldrer, who aloud ready to receive the pass<1.rd. “My man," weld be, "aomsbow or olh er ths o.unlersign baa leaked out, and the toijahave gut bold of it; they are going out ue all aides of ua, so we bare changed the oneotersigu, it is now Cruel ---------------------- I. A. A r. C. BtOFOOB, From the Ret. LuviG, heck, I'aetoref tasBsaUsl a tTBBXKTSadl OeaMeBejU ek-tew. A Usiurs Is Chaossry. bavW re««re4 ia«» • Chenh. PHabsrtea. Jt J., ftrtossfr at IksKard. ^rudi'a i JJosrSMp. wilt pretoptiv ata WlhtsU, «««< Dagcj . tb« tastes* •< »tai» sslUse. QmsepMicteg. 1 hare keswa IInaiaad'aO«m. BitleroferoraTUIstasg. ata Mihterv ata Real Katato Cla.ma •v I had not hit innatslqve ,<>f mjsriu«;ft for ***.•«/»w9f«n»»jgH|r ’ | v\Xqv% ahty boWble tfe i submkT FVwtnti MbWo^he tfuod । ^rM,»dr^M eblMnB MMn^lWidr UM ageheUbfrWg IMtn IhoacttietUf yyWth the fbgHire, furtWJ t» giro w»y tn the Yankew nppreaeur, Itod now hiding in poor ndlruftdsjtill prMaim a an of Mood piat freeman ofcnwt tftwfl tn bridge. That* fa Mei one thing to *bkh we can areede—eeparate state iadepen deaoe. Some there are who epert of ree»nrtroettua wrth efrrety maKifaieed ; but are there any wbd would tkSe mews uro rights by prdpertr 1 God fwrHd.— W void you see that boy with a beach' bloom on hia cheek, grow up a kerf, nev­ er to triad the path of honor, uu'.aet tie hght the'torch at the funeral pyre of Mt country 1 Would yoaaoo'tbe Mr daogt-1 tera of tbs latd 'gifen orer to the brutal!Ityoftbt'TMrtrttn. ■ “ ‘r’ “Ifanj rmegine Qtie would not M blns UttB-«be declaration of Mh i b^* wen JMH»s>TH<Mi<ntia gouda cneld bare base bought in mark st ralbetta>«AtaB>—dtililbM adlbt roxuld hUeibUi HUnhyciMta* coring rather than by oss.eriylion, and yet I । took upon the iaUee as the utore 4*^— You forge all wfteo. “ * taxre, Mfte on juriw : why alt Sutil year Whai mr -____ ___ ‘ tMf'HMMUHa*1 MMnfpt. T bSttbelll* and lislksrs ootf iUM jest; thai it w«ivM hare beep better had it been the peltcy! from tbe bMinaing of Ibq war, sad J «• 4oj« H.twiU I’sgtb,aedjtrcadth, and Ltacin— the terme he <4fcri; let him note the too4 of the Northern ^>reea ; let him note the tone ef the northern people, and hr* will eec there !• nothing left Tar uu but separate independence. • ‘ 1 ; -Who now looks fur iutereentlon IWbodoea not know that onr frlenfli abroad depend epon our wHfagft', at bemeT That the balance iar ip Mt(fryer -irlth tietbry, and tares agalhet nt with | defeat, and that when bur yfctnry la'eftqueau-cted we wilt be recognlted, and o.>tWld»B.r,'‘; ,uA . “W» must do out doty, and that duty ia tide t Efcery nfft ttVfirbkr ‘ sFm. Ho\oe«. nM. <•<■» MM. au (unbar toll] I know we bays nddeu a^ toaak five lailea,'Mid Ibp Major a; Jail. A lebsmA.>daiini -M 'taiMlppi.' -South “Uuly a ebon dutanoe now/’ returned Cbmlbte.rsdebee to^ bur kid—etritoe when br utrlkea Aw Amt—a blow Aw -Mer-oWn eMttenhrWtWiff gtod ofta" Mjd tta M.j^' & boots and Madly. • Our Cnefederute peettawataB^m eamahowl doo-'tlwl half so eenlimaOtai Buiesrrtwet tain mi upon tbowtMr-for end riUbepUcaa 1 did aw bits ago. Baal- rwnatal support. Wo ere m\ks p«MC bsa •cul1 ftAj’VbW ^WwMsej taidA-r*’ ««» eJs-w. il.w n7-»-u iy, I would not ride aaulbcr nuto Kj. mq Frem Uos. Jos. «. Kswatod,. Jartwo >->re»9frT-Ikp»sUsa Mpwat ly bos* r*eors(ta Is esassos nre asses whk smw UMMtataia st lUfforvut kiada sf JbiMMms tea AXvy^ front, iltawtan rsateos iataaree. ata partMatarfr is lay faediy. »( tta bsbIWmMol br. tiusfland s Oonaaa BltUra. t tSrport for ones Ir-tn mi ■saalaoarar, loespro*>my Ml aoov.rtim. Uta. iMflF. \ j .a, .. etc. tta preilicit girl ip tbe <Jd purotoign." *pWhM ia tbatl suddenly essiaiaied lahlmeelf tbe Captain, as they rude upon ths lias I of an emisssca, aad mw * long line <rf campRrca before them Iom lhaa a rollc distauk .j Tbe.Yaukes camp cried the Major in astonishment, ‘‘tienllrme^ IsCeakedaddlq.’’. De turned his hone around to flee, buiMarsh euughljt firynly by tbe bridle -“■FSMIW. W. *” “■ claimed. , * — dullest ptayeT *ln here and mv the ncighb->rh. ireitv girl to fits -Y.-u S»Y »IW !'■ '»* M .Um U,™*. li.d C.lm. Mm ■ l.p.ip. »H>1. 1 u/. wv aiu uc«ar-wwib. «... .tmai ApI.f./frf-Vt.Y"! rmuhuViUt fcrn. .J <u rnn.l EE CO. the taste of <tt Til* 1 be* ireoatomrf ¥» <*, charms of the RJcbnu-od ‘Tbs deuce you sag,, rfa-med the Major. relsinj bli lipe. and,W¥bty< .eft we hata bUwUW it and <>n J&'** • ho Im- must nuDvh kaWr -Tenwiuse' ■ TtwwQ .wo will draw from twenty thmieendWe thir­ ty thnaaaod 'to w standard, -wad M euwr>gthaned. wo araat path the omcm back U» the beaks of the Ohio.- mid tbue give the peace perty-nf the North an aesswtUmao ponywdiadeialeeagire: •«—•fWoriislwiil out new arail. Ynwrno** nonsuit /out*.heart; perform- mere tbaa ito- tow esnawaob; yieU-haaaueh as free, •'Yufa *to triypfieoner ah>>.* repIFfafl men can gira, aadaU mill bo w«U. Wiih ' producing a revolver. “Tbe first who iv peace and freedom BegluriouB career Sw, JU HmjHi to escape, will bhr the du»t_" - ■w-'"ti*«. “What’. thia, Mr, PstrtT aaJd'tbo he red from c1*M Jegialatum, .Tree from taxes-^indirect, it true, rulere Msjur. ' “1 ini Marsh, tha Yankee scoot,*’ re fur twehiy years past—no longer subject plied he, eslmiy. tha peraon whom your a'atfairlties hare IwicW sentenced to be | hong as- a spy. and escaped once from | Ufcb* prison, end once from CaatfeThnn•‘On each of the former nqcMfona, | ; ■THe- deeH-F e*Mmed -both in a when I was in this State o( Georgia, on my war to the army, that army wa» 00 ' Miking (bcm ridebe^»rohim,'the oeout the eml of other States, aad It I* mfty at MMgMr-bia -priaraerr Min- eamp and mir visit that ibis hike bauU-fafd. .! bended them oretto the proper authori­ (rest that this Will "Pot be long ea'/ahd ties. end then repaired In our hasdquar- that Pretidence may Boon take tbe war tmw to-Sn.part- such to form alii o aii be heynari bee border*. . |> treat, tUrt'lfrat rrnr bewrta wnt feed <* Mlowtorth* •*bad nhtsVard. - -Vei-y -well," the’ Captain. "»!> Mwyiit-bhi reireat, mad thsn If wegrftin with yea." W fret bi wsrquit* is snr- ilcmeemn^lhoy wiHeom* toawubdfoem ■hue to gn, so the Msjnr, hut irfrqnlte W. as afrwie W esft HMtriala; ' *« ’ ■ ffoTa few tnidtties they wtrpto the odd I “Till then we can bare no peace, an<^ yet dues way oBe wuppoee (Ha gerdrn dh- end With the exultant eeoul fi>r their , meet is an a loos Aw war 1 Borne have CiBt-nf the Kneel!va, and debtawd EseeoUre bardiwu ped pride of aWertsihrd the loot ton of the jMMtW , opinion wm append to ar»y wegmtolitimi. and »idettss. aed when they arrired'pear Dmes ebeUfeh ur>|mM Inmgtne ms' >hrfr p.4iii«H't»»«y more or Iom the* a num. Dw ibry ent hwn the forrret and thus avoid<-d TOpW. suppouv 1 bevS-Boii' peor ttw wtonJed T«» unaccuatumed- f* such eyplorti, soldier bnrwe frixB the Md W fell -df dmee trim there leylKelma yitat I few* • *fTwb df IBM IMP Beer whh BM y-R baWd f op- hftWd*W«NtoerMtte , gtas own sob— tM hero oT many wellfoagbMwtie—yttar frwil frtdfl Md Hurdeo. [OsorK] Hardee. wfe*M captain prwyed huusrif early »farmland dritatt '.M'tmnBh agshrii yom.i, -Ihe Otb^.- Beaureipud jneoiw,] gMeii tn share tbe toils, the fortunes, the main, fortune* if it be.so, of the armi in tGe»rgid. ' n* goes whh a single purpoea to ereve‘whererer I direct, eskiag no partUul*F place. dswiriwg-BBUpMfal commend —failles Ibo spirit ton- made a-geortai hTRn'.«" '*•['1 r*«« I irosi ns goes not tn bleed, but to .cooqueL [Grfrdi^pUttSe.]*11* * » . - W<tb tbawrbopru I gd to YlrghH*.^ Lalo re versM here barest been enggem ad W-S.S A-.. is now MbFMaL , — to Check to ledgjand fa Stow going -up Itos river, sweepingmnwhrd toowrd lta North, gaming »touwy Mtorwicfeeyr«^ worir While WtoBidjH*’ »’ ™ ' Gj-M t. re aaa.,u I: nk iwMaraed over Ar |iyM Ant rifiered upl My first elfort wi aud l eeoKw.e.ub-totare to ■die* u4VbM Fbelfete .ibat ■ jnrt God V*As opMKBiiBMholy.and that of our enemy as intoallows. He may chas­ tise us fir ear .dfrncre, bat tn ao d-dng ba ia prefanng M. and la Hi*good Pros �’^■^1 * =' M .e IIaXTino,, November 7th, 1864. <Lh- J a -yii •a-l-if »8gJ Jt- ’'JU « m •>« s-sp«asa#48 "is » 3 » 3 «• » *-<•» T It ’< 1, J ff :. S E.l • k —-wr �*• »** SPECIAL MOT ICES ?h > "••I* * —< » — ■»**, U M a* iMMAjMtttCSarM u» mkh-W —rTTaOl—■■ L.il -OOaM, a*.ak i I. n. *«tars,., .«en saa. »U», 4) Lwr;f drb|||,i. K «v Hre w WHtMaSwm HMfi, •UJ~hur*aiaaiteM«>a.i»M«i' rf AkndMk.at.-uitt t>,, ■ m; M1H.V jot ni«*re rf (be Nuartbweet, that' they ••Hing more of thia preparation, and kirau It i"»ter ’^Usfection. tian S* ■ MMflMt* “•rft-at-ef other Cough Balaam now."' family abould U wMoni 1Cj rilhlo it attractive to the syte ; and w«' are aasurad tliat AeiKprfeaa as* weV-to tsffil nedsrk attractive U» tbe “poekel'’ also, aifl-r S»4 > r9fti‘L n h~»g r. *■*■"» “Wj«js«lt TM* For unple HKI.tfKOI,, »*n 1>.JMMa caaqlwwibf. *T‘H*n-TW*v..R4 .•s**, hleasra. Burton and Ackley wIIHm flhiirf gentlemanly and aecommodattag, and we hrspaak for lham their full uMrb of pet.' Towage. Saw their advertisement, in to­ U Maoa^ : [**.»!' 7-dr far Jeff B»vi»’ speech al.Mtoan wcites general comment. The New York Trilmnt say s: , f , t ning wtdeb was' well attended? "Ci ,<?. •■Thu man whii knpai nv*l Utlnutely HoLaaous and J. A.8»uur Riveted and completely (be ronditko of. thei f.welbto and ioapiritlng spcechaa, a Meh , Suatheru <A*niederacy in undoubtedly were IWewed to With great altevtidto^- ; ’rfl-raon Da via.. Tbe man al»c baa. tbe TO YvCMO MFJ?** | deepest iutarAl tn .a»oeeal that kanwlrdjza is aiaoJcffirraea Davis; yetis k jXVe legrn fro«i tbe liuvember num- JvffarakMi Davis who b author of the •poerte which j roelaime to all tbe world her «f thro_N»« AIasaxixb ■•( Fmmio* that tha.milltary reeonreve «f the Rebel­ *i» IjTnMUZRa. that it has already at- lion are’ well idjifb wsbanstad, arid its hope1 tamed a lergs circulation. The awn of <4 seseees alt but vanished. . Tbe Mnoon ' its r-MWv- Is to .rival the three dollar speech b perhaps, tbe ramt extraordinary 1 confession s»er put f..rthijy a great crim inaf before he actually stood upon the iMp^d ^MU^ta. Tte-a iihaa ^rroi (allows which war to be tbslii end of dwrtt^jha, promt y nor, io ever/ para-.j BMaw ar *arr At He ing at tbe Omrt H"tro> ae Monday eve plot* rxojtb ritvrrATtof i Cesaty of Barry., . AFINEAMOBCMENT £IiD1LIBIB©O3L’8 8TRA ■ dueed Htea to dhffit. Tbe pabKebera aay A Strange Mary trees *aa*la. that it ia only d-me by having's A letter from 3r. Prtsrsbnrg, in an -large eirwkrfhra, as' 'W»^Bay'>aro« Id car-- English paper, rweuti-oa an exiraorditt. *»$ affair which lately .occurred in the tatty-be loot nn a small ed?i»n. Wahars scarcely laAunrselvea room ' tawh of Orel, in Russia. A great lotol Ao speal(.«<.tha November number. hat! landl.wuer bad a large sum (Cirty-lhrce ikh>u«aiid ai|ver rouble*) h> roerita thro* ■wo may bciAy state that there i» a beau ■ the police office of iwi lUwn. On applytiful and touching eteel eryfrsviag, coiled i iug lor tbe BUioBiH tee wee told that the -Frt1 E»erT Cuam.s*—a very landsonir mooey cmrld ws br banded over tn Mm ■nleM bo proacatrd the office with faro llW**. Ccuxro - Faauuui Paat»— a j tbcnuiand aiher rouble*. lie refused, quantity U other engravings, tome af [ and inmhliitalt reported ihctcbdo fuSt. them secy pS«y,W41l stop'e^al to | Prtcraburg. and tbe tu>mey waa paid over the Isltoa a pieea oftoeoie, and tbe ( used sajoetraaal of inleirstiaf ‘ et-<rias, day, aa be was, quietly-anpAing in his peetry.dra. •— ' I study, a h>ud ring win toatd at tbe ball. Tbe servant un opening thodoor was inFriw ff rtptes HJOj 9 tmplra f slanlly pinioned,abd four man, their feaee♦ 10.00; «l «*»es iw.O»/ -totm- ( revered with black erupt-, •*“ room. The landuwucr __ as ,___ ora what hers amt, pactage pi)-’, A>r 25 eruts. told Mm be they wanted ; they ph ‘ ily ‘ Srtoay Afcchiwe/Vrotiem u , must hand over Ala d a -three tbouwtnd on rrrtoia frrmr. Addraee Deae..n 1 Beat coolnros roubles. With tba-gi____ . . be Peterson, 310 Walcut street, PhUndd j went over to bis • strong bng, opened itk seized a revolver, whfrib wsa laid on the top shell; and sbot two uf the robber* deed, Ike other two lrttm<diately taking to tlu ir heels. Ila then sent far assist anew, tbe polios, Ate.', and <« On crape being rsmovrd frum th* (psca of ths.dsad Wr. Emroa :—I wiah to aay through I men they wera recognised a* tbs bead of the police and his secretary. Ths body t our odumna that the fling ol the P.onttr ' of tbs former hashes* nembvod to Nfee at roe hl If i-«« nf Oet. «7th baa only fur interment. . k M r mAtaAxion*1 fetW pC.ladsbted; AlfD ■ mm BONFITS, . Aim mum 9OODS, Kg^K ■■■»mb-db hMtaMffbr eak«« Werhdooe oa ebort aetlee and ta fl^wtsiasaeiw ix-tiOT^-ssst r« ity, MkK. or S. B. Cook, HaatJrga, will ba «5 Mrpr*w- W Aiaii fishkk ’^^'“Kt-wucox COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. nactb>K«, OtL lift, l!t<. , All parsed barta, aialaa sgstat ttea oailmJjB low af Rutland, i ■■»■■*, aae tevrtby ■**«?, piiWNALBM ■ Ko irW.itta4fcr.ah. csMetarfisst.' On>rr ; JeO*CT*a »w4w gm4 taoromMet. ™ -^sdWvVTOrr. :1B’ . -•-■•’Ttayipsnar*!' roriCK is hereby fi-we. AataitlM MU«*n; I __ < ri......... ■_ K. h.M nn <k« TakklH ao Io bmhsM 'atanlb (rd!.biMW|«n*J.a3 rllA-.--^'4 e? >:iiqi| nh IRil'iTSiwifeSkl' iAiiol tie nuw »■»>« w »*kwv~jw^ .— — - ----J. Baxtar, wbeaa lean af egteawUl expire Dyewo- if which tbiZeooiiw*i» apert., ; .. ।. Ahee'R4»reaenlati«e Ibt each of the two RanFewntalire IHatricta into Which thia countr is di • tided, ayraoabta w the nroeUioas of Aol Ito. Ill, ’'Xttl^^wOflJroebrOrro-. la^e^ffiibatc'. t<i2eJof^Mede. PrJLTuTr. j X.A. riMsarMT* WOOLEF FACTOBT. HA8T1NU8, MICH. jam ' WANT 25.000 IJ*. »f WOOL W manufacture into CLOTH— AHMwey, Oiecaft Caere CoramtoetiMor. Betrayer U»d two Corvoere. D. H. MVSKTM, tMawuM —w f A TTORNKT sad COUBBSUbOM'AT bAW. A sod Botletw la ebswoory; Rotary Pabtle sod CursyaaMr Abo. CireaH Court Ooraratoelroer far iurr ' MTDDUV OFFICE OVER H* al^X. WOT* Uuwa lk lOT.C.U.1. lelVUm largam TteCfi mjlM: I»y ««•"< 1»“. I WhnfRj ’ Vm - j . > —-1-s- -r-- ^ddLWqk —J .uteoriOTr. Io Ik. arouud.ona for ua,and will brrag kdosm aa aone to be ia nhle to remove IV st**.».i.»e»a •*•■' M"" “d u' MOTOTkd U OU;AWk>li<7 lk°T. jaMoe of them era ao mesa, Aboliti««oiat» m d.;., iwfOT. k. diolox ■k*(k Str >*, m*> *rl kkHi»: WO ili.fcr lkkkk(k kCllkr r" W** <Hr M ,1 pkM O. prt.lOTlikeijkfOTkOTWWM-k fr«» Ok Ak>v Mkk arf jvn> akk*k»aktk,Fk«iUMi«kwMi. ■* 1 kw*. Ok» kk»—« rfik. kklkW. kk< U> awn r*> mkiak SkkwIkwkC akHOT'kkCkp. I o»k,kk«*rvl,lk« fitter'-?* r MF, a IteMy eAgraeed and rohired D«atx , FjtMHHx !&'& »*4# ulb** A frightful ««r engravings aro <>f tbe boot qaalitr.— ' accident has jmt takep plac“JS-ilVw Tbel^^d MfllUut afrgy uttbe. Dtr-, ta{i<m «t ihe Owxlre, 4| ary eon^bttproto.TM La»r's ftlWD aititcbtd .to the chandelier' nearly all of whom are laJie-, is higjilv ' from tbe r<<of barab Wjiuics erodA&U ll*M«t<tiM.-a>4'iU» to' great sapidity, and the. burin l<he a abowar <<-«ce <4 <e iht f^ratry;^ showing how large unffj ampwg whom were a 1 ■*<..—y.= ■ cwltfMiod a cteu My wriUra it p-< In a mnmrot the dretoea _<rT treaty7 M. a reseat -1 Many may tronflor bow any - Ihrm were in florara, and 'tiraar aorl<»i> i iiMgaxiae ora be gotap in so hand some! Inara* wore th* CMUfqsrsro -Ow^-*dTl the ladies war ro dre.dfullr injured that I end lavish a mauaer aa thia iu, at tbe low she died in a few fetffb aftdATTC . price of •UO.aayiag nothing of the ro-. JBHrDOT. snjr1 o-ff ffiMRhno3 r>~. W^WLTATOIWG «**»■■ /. Tbe bessaCwurtmro amgtorto. VHeiro Kff. MkuMsS. STORE. BLASTS '---- • ywiW--i m ...... ■'sdnesr P<I« too fl*!1 �aS?? ■tbp' ,r-pr,* HrattiC sitilToz JAinJta anuMi ararsai wmi awim 1m*i imwaunai. TftxmMkkxAt. 5S*iS Oa'hteda Caaataek Mart, art «m«« riirfMvr 4rW UuU ■ nrte cot apple. It UDOwKl 1 biarr or more aceyirdina tn aba.' a good pudding. Andtbes eeel iom/ dUbtn t»m befentw a* 1 art tavofebU Wityit IthiM rt aftdMoM wlrfototel food'tl ort Brt oi, MffrtMQ'Krft $| x^kiuiito " ,.u*... e Ikmmu C*toS«Osv ui*bn.tf" .UkoaiaW <4 ’ GROCERIES! — af dartanaaaebt >a» iar^drtrtoi;.- aMu Un '~e.<: CowoAra. ■ Sistiugs' $nsiit;’ n> wiw? «r <M । VuwA *Uum5i** ®*A ’8IA\» b <bal Maer ehriha at tbe aaaU rt Dieaaaa vc fublicLy cHAih.in(— Ofltvckar a*¥ VHMK MNVMcnSc ■fOMMBaatM «.*amob o* womki UWMg>»M JIM VHrtt ■aemmg • v ■ "Mt ’f totenmarttleee^bwn WUin&i. riGR. 1AI31BB. CODFISH; ,;tnz5»‘ia‘::^MT’^- ■ -rtT; A»5 vU niMruZt* . ■. CT®3ffK5T yxarnniXB-T CrtklMfairrtlc, Vi'.., ran ran airuiu mxkrt or rt* uaua. r®ro^' ^KETBiUDiL ioc.es: rrtiJtabc.wMr(b.i! Mke/prt bullock. ■'FEWCmCTlA.IMW. PAPEB. Dtvitu>m, 6abm, Mh •<. 11 { rxi Coniffiffll See! \*MtU atk Wilk ■j-yi iLCM W o cocrl 1/ da.a. Bish, botur, Ul BTATION1DRY, UateaebaMkoaW.bereMrtF- Lwriaa thfe. befUrU »«.’ .M the fcctoz <a to Hertetw i*dMa^wdHpr.i “ * aeraa rru.r.ly . and Be'<>!• wwetowUll —TKTTXT-------- AJfvfU.ER B«a rerrd of Ferwr artic** alter utter »r<wt MaHciee«rt biarth< - t I HVAE JUST RECEjJ^g^-^ ewaxers ..a too"* auk 1V0TBBL anthmaatieteoroigMyadm M DIR axk ismiTs p-aooa o'r,W^?C\.kt'a Ctvarvft.. ' T4<ooi\. VAka atwftrt ■ ___________ ■ —____■ ‘YVyaeruadfci iag thatrtP* to web ao e>teMM B^^SEttwteea J. M. BUI JOUS RO! imnrrcAW o&GAffB, .Sttiifc €r.ej»tl« 34ta4mtat, ‘ GHRE rd with Bheua.ii KUrrESLt i a TTOUST.t coc i A SoHartta'e Cbanwr . . ... *■- ’----■ alle.de IS FIFTEEF IHFFEBKfT BTTX.WL f***^*toir‘ Uu‘"c*‘ *" ‘■■SoSr&t SCliCTTII,4o;>W.in. the com ia tbar: Turn the bee ottr blade up. after making tba bold Corthe . e en(j jropp*,. >d, wbicb opeoa iffitd tbe —tour, fi»a, aix “er more dropper is guagej' fbu— n rererued, aad tbe W| t,Z« CbwrtK KeWola. M0K dfr.' Errtr'trtMaaeaC WanwIW lor F ••Mr wtfa hna bnoantder wwa Btoemati, eT aa Maatoory chencttrJbr .tout «U or ae« Ab,o:!,L» l'r*1 Reieaa, fro* «>00 to C500. THE AMEBICdUI OBfiAE la a» eeliraly L J fa.tTeoJj.1 It aZSaUa t ige of thia dropper 4a, AS ■ wan, taoaete vetwa aea To lew fwrtli. TriK EuKr.jn KKUhMte dropping ia gmerallj done ta aaewqlH to tbeiaaflhhot i Will ba uaed.-rtMl IEAI7T amewcIn organs * ^Urhiqna <e Atain. of W A»t agant, aad ra»l the oartiScaeaa, art iC^* lAwivA. «s ajMiev. « 4tarfe®aaws«^ ?r *^|**fT~ r* *. - r i i,l t •.. .. jnftxarftysg»-awM> 1MADE i Clolhini^ *RweH.I, B «x, fMutfl AND1 DRY GOODS! WwWW*. *»JF.eXi.ZZe.'114 tor-, u. rtdw • th? to. '» l«MW - SrCite Very L4w«m »•• ■• • • >«: Z SlMAauSodUA ' '' - a -»* "iKtW?.7T. *d ***,~ tbia appMM to he the earn-. War bMMrtMrt hoMy ia stof ommi/MK* rt bo« kept rtrtaoawrtHo Mbaeu have boa to tbe £rt Tbe iaeariobh V' P**1 FW-"" far HIDDLtrtLU, atefawr, ’ OFFICE OVER BLAKE* STORE. m ft. 7*^* ■ MibvOrtaud'bntoiwau«1 OMBW* ' & ,rtx« <" O'e rnSfr ■> n. m. sniJ CtOUSTT TMASUUB _ysss“.'~?f- i&7r'.*a � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-11-16.pdf 554dce7956effb02029701e9c8bd1d48 PDF Text Text H O3Z H HASTINGS, BABJtY COWL MCI- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ft, W..“^ 1 It FUBLI&JED BY EBY VE0NI6MY. r a ksxiMaa, '•£*»« courrt, wicrtoatr l" U . J. I II DYSPEPSIA, “Hon home, all of yro 1 Ua- »to>v MiQHjl w^rtaiaaawi of-.l***- .1 am to U peatmiairoas, you know.” '■ -Not a bit of U," said Leonora. “You are only to tola the background and di­ rect the eovalopee, which 1 will deliver to anxious inquirer*.” , “Whew! |mw important *• are I" waa the marry answer; and the laughing •"Ttftt.' cu^uu.-^ Stltrtri nD MnUID mtgVLTINC r»OM DISORDERS OF THE UVER 4VU.ia"Jto-er k-<D DIGESTIVE OBGAJtS, ABE CUUD BY GERMAN SlTpS, ASIfljif • A w» "mt nussTHHi.sd Haro mare *PusHmlly; H.<VI JtOKK KEsPg'TABUPfOPLX TO liantiy Hlu.uin.tod when, two hour* later, the youeg girl, annuunoad all In rsadi ness for vpoattig tte d.ws. The p«Uy tables, tasteful dwuratiow, and groups of lovely girls made no reran picture, and Clairevilla walked about, admired, and aboveall. purchased to the fell content of the fair originators ol the entertainment. Hidden away from eight by the lull folds of a curisuo, Amy eat .brined in the poet- Bw a Mite'S basil sbeil X . Muy .swfeteatetewwsqu <d|»«« to «>U»tha^ no fitted is the .Post < ■duter.—g^» M lixnrd Ttorev sre phyla* sn*s<s thsrei JSsstings* Swivra Jirttho. ■MFLANFS GEBBfS BITTERS WILL CUBS EYES Y CARE OF Caatoipnlioa, Inward Ptl.^ FoUmss of.B)ote ’ llir Hrad. AreWity of ike Motnsrh. Xsesrs. vanbors, Dhrat for Food. FatlMaa or Wright ■ Un tMeaeoh, (tore hto*«e<feb< •' ■» Vbve tbe bsUle-cry, a. towfer Thrtll,' th. Mules'* iUb-Mtod wma. But wk.rv, k]1 saMrvcd u>4 blredlsg. 0 « th. dyiagMd lb. todXlEl>t-rin( with eesrags saiatlr. \Yhm the tmrt of s>.n wonM qaall, Tl-er.be..-, an A bbr Otbbortt, Many a' HoHntoeBighUnfUv.' WhsaUtotommEsow Mdndly, Shall hare aprotit.tags si leal.. Ard its ihrtUurg history only . Shall be history »f th. p«<- ter* Busy Mcitems fair cheeks, and, ap h lar name* and after a nd each other over Ml. - , dsaly a call from Nora made her turn pale; bar fiugsrs trembled as ahe drew from bar buaurn tbe latter the had writ­ tea with a prayer. It waa fully directed, yet ahe hesitated, holding it as if reluct ant to let It go. ‘Q.me, Amy. Is’there nothing fiw Mr. Leonard Wstsoh T* arid! Leonor* The Inlier was slipped through the ap­ pointed plape in ths curtain, gnd Amy drew a quick breath of apprehension as sb. beard ike manly voice that ekid. •■Ttatnk yew Miss Darey.” “If he i. sngrv I” she whispered. “If he should be angry !” Bat Lcmasd Wstaro had slipped the letter carelessly into the breast picket of Muy a n.tn. .toll hr, in ,torr. JJiHtUaw. It THE BEST TMtC pleasures to salictv, end who bail not learwed to look for life’s purpose is duty. Th. hill, world of CmroUto spoke w.ll of Leouard W alson. The girls adndred biaeoertly gaihmtry, hia polished man­ ner, and boneyed word. ; the young men epplaodrd hrt generoMly, fits wineau kis horses, and his guod temper ; the older beads were ready to worship his wealth, bis birth, and proilfoa-, role here and iy »tiD wy mats sb: I. A. • <■• G- UOLBBOOB, a TYOBXBYS.ad Councilor, at^Uw. aadSa- cr-nducled by Secretary .BtantoW CoL Claeseret, one af the abto.t of the foreign officers.**».hew given their earrlces to this cuoetry—a wian wbogy qpijuoe is worth all tbe French princes HcClell.n had up<« Ms suffnmwlthstonflnghe csbiHts at times too wiuch WMtnpMt- Mfierity «bdteYbmn ddforem from the wdhsry linrilrtte there-Wag ,*My and shall have laid them bare, there rdm alm, *e believe,tte memory of tail. Two ofthem have bcm preserved a great General, and vf two great admin In­ ’ rtlrfts adWwirdsd to Prol Agt»istrators, snd thqir work, a great nation. Al, 4>F; H«HaWb-Unirer*ky. One to Sherman, baa, by bis genius covered tbe preserved to spirit* and ia kept is Mr. -defective orgsniralion of the artjry.— Furgiiaon'a office, tbe ptfisr Siaston and Meigs have proved what c*11 b» drawn from a free utlu, and-lraw, it can be employed. We set asidg.^im- tteW arb tberaily bpeclmen* be be* ever meoso rsaourcve lavished in yai» up00 tael, with the «xreption of roe found ia fed the Army‘.of tbe Potomac, wbieb;Mo- Mueewmof ths Uuivereiy of Munich. CteIlan pad bis successors have never known ter* to uiilixeBut wtes >« look upon Sherman's immense asfltj, HwWh.VVjrtpjf.wd'l. UWfclty msinlailtd constantly at the Cguro of m mtaiMt; a»fii«<igh it i» well known to one hundred thousand men, prwteiOed from its base ofoperationsto its objective finding itself provided from the earliest a pea )«>lted down eotne odd exbeeit or queer expression ; again ehe would toes bsok her bright curls, and a saucy smile would crocs her little in oath, as mischief Bsw)d from tbe smaii g.ddeo point of her weapon. Ono after another, the little momentary miarroption* which the »•• my mav occssiue upon the lin<: ol earn sheets of ante p.iper acre filled .with dainty characters, folded, nod slipped ela at Fairbank, of an oecarional tepee ,muuieaiion, end ready to rvsuiae the of and mure anew with its «fojacU»e ,r‘n*c intoths snowy envelopes. Suddenly the into inebriety, or dropped a hint feat ten.ivo f ^rs found'in every path of science. -‘young Watson wea livtag too fas*” t transformed htlo a MstM base t4vdJNTiThere were many hrighr bdlte who Ittoos j.we say. Ufid oeMrtsWqA * «tore cbcti.hed a secret belief of LeouanTs ,grandiose-military spectacle sKwded to markdd preference, yet the gsy heart was iman, and that Jli^JApVto 1“°“'^ could untouched, tte Wrdwted aoul unsatisfied, i ‘‘Htinor’be to t—------- ,------- f . JOHN ROBERT*, I hr w*» a free man, In word and thought. m pWichw’Gfo nxtoe of toir IgUYBICUX steRurK"® Dwrilisgo" Bro* as he reiMiteted up the fclr el Clairerille teoreeded i *»■ l.igto. History will do; it W.v. seer tte Cosrt House. with Amy's letter lying upon Ms breast i crontry i _ ____ It wss night,„______ snd be was atone In tte will teatow. ju.l.oo pp-n item amps day; Bit by .ibowriadog and tor* over ths he recollected the raterive ; ' that juytic-which, *P.kf»<*bhg^ what larger than tlhiec she bad )>ow us KJlPPESJt BURROWS. library before he recollected the raleeive ; i way to ynur neighbor's rtoellept man­ - mg. r.nd begin to write again, not, s« be I then, with an Indolent curiosity, be— drew 1I n„. t,, bo their portion now^ iand ,wbieh sion, which fie •»» recently built, and fair, wrtrry and careloM, tot with deep | it forth. “Some flat eoool-gtrl verses." i» Ather wrteted from tie than vMuntertfy paid tofy ted filled out "Oh that I waa teSsLs sltsodtoi to with prompterThe American administrative a rieh imm f* • '"• wroeemro* the rapid pen evidently Use. j he muttered, “or woroe, a dose of flat given. ‘ ' ‘ military mechanism i* oteplately oppoamg worde of grave import and weight.— terv veiled by an incognita." Get angry with your neighbor and Once ah" p*»«ed, and, folding her little I At first he reml with a Isay exprsssbwi ♦d to that of tbe: Fr^ch \ army, d^:Me think yw have not a friend io the wwLL liantfat, reined her eyes in prayer. A. of mocking open bls,lips; bet, ss the have remained for a long time without Sbfd p tear or two, and lake n walk i« ElgMh belowCoatee R trvel, «(><• ae-nled tbe long letter, she did what ' lines were traced wife earnest care, so as comprehending its siinplicity. We ‘saw tbe buiial iiroiinJ, ciHitninHlIj r-iyb,’ to jfcallfUb.risdVref dwt negfeeied before—dtrectod it, in a i be read, tbe man's soul was aroused to but waste, 'ahd*T!fil* tMVunderstxnd ita yourself! Sign* rots'fara trirod, and nsvir dear, pretty fomd. an ” toeu plsoed *1 | thought and interest. Hot, angry fln«b । vast scope; The dsperimsaV 6f Sher­ - -------------------&r.C. M.-tesfcsest-BmMhte---------------- rd. n. etbbtb, enable, rue to say llial I regard iMU'nsan oiretully io her writing-desk. Agamete I ea chased each other n^r Me brow, yet man’s campaign Is eonejoeive : lbs mili­ forget y Q»r kindness, sad ewv boor in o.ntinued her task, sometime* a scrap of be did n»l finch i •»*y word of tbe ap- tary adininlstfst'iih c>fthiv Pr«mch‘ army the day whisper.to josrsel^ “I wonder tRHin. verse, a saucy qnotattou, or even an ad­ Kl, though it stung Mm with its sooreb- would hsvefayen tfirsroh by doUil.". m *. ______ if he wtll.ever pay_ lhat nolel” . . .< ... ___ _ It.lt. Tfiftik everybody niekhir to cheat y ou. uutb. and searching questions, vraa II. K.MMSLHbW, graceful nuts was written and folded.— persued faithfully, till at lbs end, fee Ctetety'eramfoesvery bill you lake, and tovsrr."SSffiJSl! Sire waa busy, when laughing wiero dainty signature, “Your sincere friend," at Rotne,’ G*. on the 20fe ult, aroWn rtooVtiM beiogrpenmM until yog have Free. Re». J- D. Ter**. I'**««>r ef tb^ M. «. the haU made her pause.. al S..rwich. VtM on, the SPlh ■ <*f found’ him eenous and sad. Put, W'uildrocq in uvt>ody, believe * Jankas* i~-Dso»f’fe s—Ua’tax “»«d year • Ceine right, wp- gUla. 1 »ra »y “It h all true,” he said, in a low tone, efr’ry \niuf y.« trade with to be a rogo* room.” she called. rising, and pacing the floor with a aiiH* ■- NeVerWntenw^Ui If - you can posAnd in ansstor.to lbs .summons, four yet even Stop. “1 am wasting ell God’s i; tte oujbresk of *ka Mvxican^nar !/d UlkT, tb»t I. meat ew. of Weerst drtJtlty Of out of New England.the Dllj Regimrul pblyW^h. Nsvrr iriAt the lick or thv sr.leia it is IhMSteksaJu-;^ v^usMs re® gAv beUagwCCImrwi'ill* came dancing fa-' blrvsings-eqmmdering my wealth fim\ aSMtod, aad otvrr-gi»e* farthing-to ssrutlM r»«n. »Wi “Huw many base you iahly ; undermining my beelfe srlchydly ;. gcilteu, An«J V . •• ' flinging my betotysare away in Tolly, if .“Oh,avw so many I 1 don e know.— ! not in vics. How earnestly ah* writset ^AwT^a^ww"of «WF’ MUato <HI, and her‘dear brother,' aroma from ter verv teort. Who wrote it 1 Ha! the fromeighl whita bauds Wto h*r lap, while! asm’s hav.d <«i tte envelope os inside, mid ’ .. r ... i. ....MLMrl anti rrad ssj- j; a.'at -«■«■>• it waa directed bv Ainy-GreysoD, Amy 'At the gapiratloa ofhis -ierrtf pf aervicb Grejeoel I alw.y tteagbtter n-rerry. ■ ) „v) uUus‘ "‘•1 Le^r. U~w. ligbltaortaddWdtteMhi—items tte Ilie reanlisied wIlhS^ffl^W"1^ and was commissioned Ltrut Oiionel.— ^rweu. .Wm cWr«u b»l ■« M" letter afanobto, esinret Christian omasa i How beautiful she writes! Yet—yet ho. .ha d.rotoee me! Alter eh. lashes fUlto/redTcro! Wife bhat bittor having shared in lhe operations In South eastern MiawHirh ' Ae'laftfles of Fort eik—-tick nt "brert end U-U. Ln.” MroMmsbe queariroe my swsrse! y.t it v.rtetee *-Mi t* *«Hd. Ntehlrg everybody saya tbe-jKsatorffica.-wtU bo the Dvnslam, Shiloh. G»oetaUsey,! b..w earos-tly aha itefdor. roe to puwe burg. Pleasant Hill and Jooeefeura.. - Al WlHsfeteeT «<r’.stoerorage you Wrot.aursetiva faaiwe wf our fefc.•4*«» while them U./rtWP*. and think of Pie«*nl HiUutjpra.iifoUj remembered thrown glaam of sunshine or* .toy of ,U1 wftMi A ‘fj- AjJ 'f as tbe Red River disaster to Gro. Bank a warmth into ^onr^rxH-^ _ , it was laid, weWg gij.l.tji'x'd pile of leU c“ -4-SM! UKMsaShtft .«»**» out Emu de Cul.^me ofJe»n Marie Farto uf suffering, raft Ahck 'froS ins has appeared in a French journal j,— Ms c.«.nttnio« Ud n’Yw.vte*d Yfeerts are mroy Fartnas at Cologne, •** t>fubdm of rottrse. flslte to be the real »mon Pure. • A Franch gsnitoman wbd In rtfo eitv,'tefo* mtxiote to obtain a few boCtte*. snlered Veto • fee jTOSir&swx ^T.’LS'JTu" ,s:»as?tai.S ' *»«¥?*!!: T “iuZk^dWfcte-bted ’ «’l 1 ‘F. . inrtu. lk. -®m. ullka«T. ™-r Mr r-~. b-reS-- •» 1 J 7 .___ aura -over After making a purchase, he conjurvd ike master of lb*. asUbltehment to aay xtrty ��GREAT TUMBLE IN GO i IN DRY GOOI AT SKINNER’S!CREEK. The Only Exclusive CASH STORE in BATTEE Large Stock of Goods and Greai 01 IM U a I® s *«« 1 £ 8 il il ; jn 11 1 1^-5 in! 83 3*h !4fr ?» = -.£ || | t-S!:oa8t;.S?3SSSW i§ s? • ■? ’J CC-‘ \ -• } �DRUG STORE H! TftNtftSnk«*A ^rouktov o\ X\\x. wu«Xe.nv. Axx \.W*&&•©» LwVrtxX*. wtttcXx O.W eVudix trt ftiowtiycXx 'SX.VU.tw,Mo\k\.e\x,\^ med «i»H hewteeped fa fameefa^ far taVx\\ vw \lyc^xt <\aa.\\KAhe%, reltth g tniature <*f plaster wad ewiphee wmfa! fatrtn. A t«p*MsWlnf trfifawend wAnd aahre, with ■ IM* Kypmat, «Ul WW 'erv beerfria! is prow* in* growth. Sfane prefer *<*fog iW^wd hi th* span* bet«*tAt the'row*, faet-wd \>f brdedreatta* it. This l« arromplUMIhy drawing a lint* w ith rh? corner of th»> W 'bitwing lira *isd Slid covering H by hand, «sMh»'? »>•«{fa a efui nMntMa.3 I I'T mixing with th* tunal winter ftk>d <d.*U-ck is alwaye defaraMa and. pr^table. Animal* aepm JA ba Mfare fa-alurjr, *od to thriva better whew *uppiiud with them. Soma, indeed fanioet all, root arop* Aouriah well iff prairie anil where properly cm W rated, •M WWW'W tamed; bencr. wermartdnilwaya urge * fair pTknthig nf the root eropa. €fcH! ■ c Ibow that neither carrot*, rutabaga*. |>eet«'t>or turnips are very gTOeratty grown by wisteru farmer*,fur »uiek feed ing purpoae*. Corn funthbe* a far nn>re .RRlrilivc food, and It eeero* unprofitable la tweny.10 feed crop* that *e»m to go ao little way toward* fattening a* du meat root crape. Still thorn who hpvc grown them and lead them moat, are Ihrir warmcat airoalM Nearly all the month it will do to row the white turnip Med, and our fara»«r< wboae hay crop pm-vea very light, ean do nothing Miter uow ^/bclp themedVc* oat, then to *>»w a patch. They ere «>•■< mbatetlYe of the material* that gn tn make up the grain*, they require no after odtivatmn, and almoet ad B’Jr land* arc awwrt ^rtAoevUU*** .W ■ M .UM W GROCERIES! 8 »*»***■ i ,c\ .■,. ■• WE PVBMCLY (NULUtSOI W CHINKS OP ARY OTHER MAX UFA TO DO AM LAWUt A KANOK OF ■ . AS CAM EASILY BE DOSE OM H MAUHIXBt. -i=ssrs " R, J. GRANT! TEA. COFFEE. inOAB, 8MC«8. PEPPER. PRVXEB. rtCk. RAIilFB. OODFIM; U». «pp«r Md .b«l irom. d«M «1 ft.. *bori**t n-u. n MoCOXXKLL. Ln .. ornfiB 91 WAMUKOTOM ST. JfilzftM' Fever; lrei>et- and j£gi ' tLiv'dr CbmpZai 0MM«>) H...MUI MKU. WmU Kidney Ccrrnpla.in.it, ST’ ttoA Ix\\ AU* a gnat variety eC the lovenoXwtt, ffmT.ta-RS*? fp:R-w-rnmirRT ©y a t>VWVV« y J, ,-.. . *V\xeM, 'BXX.Vtr* A*4 CMUatKxincU, ate co\yv\lomA ©5 rate an4 \yo\jfr«r$\\.\. totrt% avxA wXxvcNx vcvake. ^tveux ,, ; STXTIONHRT, JEFFERSON FARMEE, Gm. Ag’l. . . ' WuAA^ 'VovG.b. PEXR. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, At, U. Upon our ib«lr« may ba fo.nd .11 of "Dr ■RoXxxcVs ’•- 1»t-« betptec. froffi RbeemstiAaj. **d rtraag* to My that oo. batU. cured Ur r=Ur.lr_ I erite th>«, _ _ lit. Dt. 'KtAaock'w &CAMXcV. % MMharMMdy: and I aaestrong tcnai, ul fa. RCttML \Xve Woo* V00* YtkCLtX VCtaYtW TWatkW XJocKoy'r 'BX.W.r.' (DHIRO, UUflB (DASH ... . ft\o WbQteW ‘BX.yu tw 4’Aow^cW'WAX.cr. TJ». 'R.eAsaek.’w -T/‘ ’■■■ VSXovcvacXx 'B’xXX.evw are. X\ve v\e\j, xwclvCb SoXace, CqW^DIAc 3.-; a tad SELF-ADJUSTITG WRINGER Nu Wjod-Wori'to Swell or Split Dt. Vx>\vock'w . ’ft^oxxxaeXx, 'ii'AVevw vwvMtovdM,, K\ve. \vdik1 c\<& IYSIOIAXi G- O O 30 S , ^/.T ■. roj A,« L..,/# WMeh I oT.rtl draw water are left open. !hdt tba ar» !■ iaart ftrniy,(Which u wttl tat do if the tubeauf the atom* are bruieed and laaoeraled. An endlese ornamental vcwale are used oqnall^agfa adapted for Ibe । . OU. ' wrovaaa ■.SvrJtrinmr* ee., jr* » FUttSL, Rew Yori. and Ohrriwd 01 , Ktt SOWTWtOKAitwr what everybody tsows, tu..' ?*** i*”*’ r—t iramjlk S.®. ft H.W. SWOT'S AMERICA! OHGAXB, IBIXOTS & HHum. fh-m .100 to MOO. that tMHMRlka are inaerted in Thia wkfeF ought to be chat day orttfS in two day* at U»t_ _____ end a tb'm alico should be efaarrty cuLro the *n(k#.eaed stalk evey, tittfythe Jw»i - M*ta*wwfa*1 ninletoMar* eetaawattol. Tta* th* i’uiMWw Wne«OT baa ail th* advMlaa*M>n4n<a>aMU>a.dirwlvMtogn ator. tawed. ■ that *U whe fa*«.tMtod a prMoaaca it th* faW.WrieMr *ru iaMte; . ..iA-.ro M ■ > VbMM wiU wtfaga.Xfcrasdara with- We ana bl *11 Ih* pap w with laatirnoaiala. hut THE AMERICAN ORGAN I.UUMrH.Mm.1 tMiMVN^ ■ 'B'AVvft VJ axxA vtuikw TL^t. c.w\ov}Q.\At, IB FIFTEEX DIFFKREXT STYLES. KUWAXTLY FIKWHKD ROSEWOOD. FvlWriareM. , BLACK WALXUT AMD OAK For Cb.rehe^ School., Lodgre, «u. I havw every kind of good*, wdf a* BX6«mxc\v A.’IX*e ciflith Srtmrl* Atttdputtf, ©♦: 'a.oWek'R *•'• ■ ftXofMxcVw ‘BWX.ws mr’v^’Jd**though f« eialy. GODFRtr BCSXFFEJ. vn Mtak^a, site* J^f=rsrtsxxs ,:.11i,^^ C.r*,' *ad coatiautd to lek. It Ubeee W U kuu m I. W.Ul... b.U txrc X\vt SoVWc v'v. VtUtM^Xtu V*«*>c’rv\AA\n ^utrv^hc a, "D >s»* •WCttrv^ KX«e S- “<TAWif' >irtiror-4^ pdit Gp’ fn”5 quMt batllee,'of. 4-Ma4 Mm nheuefa « U«. Th» lal^l i* Jlnrly rnfrjnd.<uJ ta proviltl u-ifh a aofe-giou-J THE AMERICAN ORGANS AreproNwcrd by awttaaLaadtM aft*. IhAtaalroalarga MiortWiutoT Piano* ft Melodeon*! Dwcnplu. rircBlw»*eM free of cbcrga. a ■MglO DRY GQODSt W. Wf KIMBALL, 142 Lake Su, Cmicaoo. vr mn-em years goo. of every deecf^Wm. VT ■a.<L C. Bernet, a fittiaguHrol cbeeriat «M DrwsMM tfaeityef Beftfa, R.T. I**«W aMiaaeaAMmd a eempmed hnewn a* RR®. TOL’R BALHAMOI HOARBODXD, which I* • 3HOT8 OTIIJiM 'ARE! .Iftd. OFFICE i, with ‘jyjgjyh Sprint mM. Thii I and be very eer* roof «d hwildinf Unusually Low! S^^JB^aaiTirss? kttfttaMtsa. IWUM. SSSSEEt � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-11-23.pdf c9ebae5bf5360f32526a8962033eecb2 PDF Text Text ** dbdWlnmfc bumiran btim vKNuskjiy, tv' aisihiae, Tabky Coc^rvf, mickioab DlSOHDEKt tlT'TUE LIVER fa.»’ lu> Di«Bmrx«<u|e. m ecus n HOOFLAKO'®'- ■ OCaa ant Ball sabseribtn, »1 M per *• .v^Mw4vaee5 ' . BIKERS, .GERMAK ■ TBS fiBJUT STRBMOTagJUSK Bm4ewea4sdMtsrg>sr Helen M*g ItWepMti nd, Ifataning to the stirring words, the .blood thrilled l”4Si'nB|rVrarBling words, Hotre- TCIt.IO jeelwmtl needed." i*At । r1 • cams so to i hey are gl 1 f V • Tb*^iLyotb«r*rtlefai. tbl isujtll Slsstinjs' Swriittss Sirttlorj. MortisD's cEinu uttui lore. AUo Koterv it of tW U»*U««» He wot Ateaoaosis, Csuttiw ns Rum or Vfbbkvj. £WtL tlUT"? UITJEX XOx'JITAjXXXC It THE BEST TOXIC SJuullatj. “O Hugh ! I cannot fat you gn—f canto?C! I canBot—1 thonld just die!" Anil white betas werealsapedround the ynung man's heck,-and a flushed chevlt laid sgninet hfa own. The arms that held berdsd nol clasp her closer, as one would suppose after eiieh ati expression of affec­ tion. bot rather (•Hieened, while n lutjk half stern helfasd, settled upon bis fine "Bet Nettle, mir country needs all her sone nt this drrad time—these ‘brenthsleeplrew timet.’ Just tblnl a muinent and I know ro« willa^ree with me."' "I' lote you better than my country.— Hugh, I CBtHlul IX you go?" ptavt’ .1 jtJ.LOKS.AT tjW “Nellis." "Oh dear me, Hogh I you ere an tire suiucly. good!” apd the pretty moutli «U dr*i*u demun-lv. But tbe M4neM of. the young nwi't face did nutsfaste ou< whit ;• it rather • Y«ir»Jt.l«i<fSiK ■ JUi.TDRXKl \y0'^tx.yintwntbyt< "YoU sban'lgn, Htfgb, till you promise qol to go -in the Anuy." And a fiail barricade pf two while arms were placed acruM the door. "I eannpt promise, Nettle. Feeling as I zL. I ntiwhL break tnv nromise.” "The girl loved him as well aa her shallow nature was capable of loving, and foe tw> rained down her face. Hugh Lsicoster, (ike mutt men, could not stand a wumae's tears,—»u be pel hfa arms -R.UI.U *-*.'■ rppnd her and spoke low and tenderly s “Worou chan that, Hugh—she It m*rT.do not deny, dnriing, that it.is tiwrd • . far me to go. It would be far ptwwantnr riad I" . "To whoml" to stoe at horpe-nnd have you to lose me; The voice was fearfully ealm, but the but,4\liMUl country is the apple fane wti tbe face of the dead. "T<> Captain Sydenham Trails, of the "A hero, Hugh, who has given his life for his eobniry." “Only b<s blond, Cul.faH, but bk. life beluuge to hfa country." . . He el ussd bit eyes, weakly, aod a dead ly paleness overspread hie face. I had promised the Burgeon td'tell httoW his danger, and the task *■> painful; F mtMt perform it. 1-tuld him aw tenderly as -I couid, There wan • little natoralafiria^ •’•I.ty'®' tbe dread usomiter, then all was "Jost hr God wills," tie add, but hit lip quivered. ■ • ••Hugh,tBtirerae!ny’on<> job would like to aee.^ny one you -WtAd life to has* with yottf wksa—whtsr—"Icuuid II few, ■■■ there!...nit ..no face I Care to see Xtrth. HellenBifrtWfWt I table* exp«? it el smglMd.i hast neither father.math er, sister, nor brother to mourn for **5 I left l^ini jit the eurgepn entered, and taking the fiftf*frairf*was’ W-—-by sun­ rise. I found -the Borne family al break­ fast. I made few Words answer, fortfme waa previous. -'-‘‘I "Mellen, yo« know Neltio's perfidy.— Lekntcr is lying ta!the bospitsl tt Xlesdsndris with only* few days to lire. The | are many ex« ! ; ■fate of tlilnga, skiU to rise «i wMck will in ■ Maryland. T1 land ahoulddi'^-—■ Rr/T— wraith of the state should fall lo new uwnifa. 'TWs’wilj;probably. eccdt j Ud if the planters were willing to nee Cree laboriif they could sink their prejudices and Fratfakfa/frad "bot hlelllgeaily, XblJ woflfd have fortune in their grasp. And it fa certain tbst whoever of them ha* Uoi+ighiand whfe'spirit , will,be fraud ten veare from nfaw a ’ leader, hmunget tat tle,’-<M ibe IMr uf torprieing orphan, you know, bmtberleM nod sitter-, less. ’ I came here Without hie kn<iw|r££e knowing » hatpleksuhr it would give him tutsveymi;" !■• -’if ». ><Z.K.l Her face was.-white and otM. eh tf bit heart *m Auraed to_efawe. >. lesaa ■ ■^Father, may f go F . lt - ■_ “Just as yon fod about ft, w child. I feel entry for poor Hugh." " ‘' “I will acootnphny yhh'Colonel Pana, loon stay at Cmstn Mary's, father,«NUpt when I am with Hugh.” H *'> •­ “We left within an hnor, and reached Alexandria at nine o'clock ?,.>(. J cent Helm in alone. - When I-joined, th am she sat by the cot with r . -t . . . '-God bless ’ “At long m you need me.drtfr Hugh." "You know that I mb going. Helen F .lYut- going-to-thgjrawAlifarwtera there fa freedom fonHermore, where Only Christ rules," . ' . . "Lore Is no feint mirage there, Helen. Hit lore alone owyalfafy tbe aoul; there is oft love like Goda lore; there la no peace like his peace." . fie grew mory feverish' at the night wore on, and bis rrflnd wandered tlimewhat. Hbtelked omstanHy of Nettie, know ii;fael Win every throb of my heart and the old tifabe i" before tbe wir." 1 Craven diet I am. to think of letting a was studying HelMCb pel*, taaaefcfui face, better, a fast “ I annulsOouM nut redeem Ml girlaland between me and toy bunoq and reading tbe secret I bad before »u« , .. . > . yet h H hard, hard.’* • ' ’ Sydenham Travfe, . K?J All this be muttered th hlmeelf while ••What caa seasUe feels, or aets.oreowar*s» watHngooroee the fieHetiHelenSbome. Hot all lbs bleed Mall Us Bawatoa.7 . ., Hellen Barns was his dead Bister's Hugh «>ng my Und“ull it" pstoesTiM most intimate friend. All her- life ebe had- loved Hugh; but only her Maker knew iv (Hi, if iMaga were not fosievdF crooked to this world I—hsre In Helen the sofa, and left her. • “I will call upon UsUa Burns; she it •sjfia-; know what her answer would be. Tbe soul that looked out of those large gray eyre upontheSturid was no coramvtisoul but earnest,1 questioning, ‘strong. Life was a aeriuos thing to faeh “( du nut thiuk any one ia justified In sitting at home. Hush, when our coimiry needs them, and Certainly Out when their soiil hears witneaa to that need and lheir own duli;^ ’■Heleh you bave'doclded me. ’t‘ will see Colonel Dtnt this very uigbt.*' , / Shun after, there was a tearful pnrtiojt nt Nettie’s bomb ; and tbe girl lay eeeniingjly incunmilafcle, lay all day long oh the sofa, face downward, much to the worry of be< nfether. In a week's time alia wna as happy as ever; consoling her­ self after Hugh’s departure'by a,r.», I with the numerous young officers that inadu.famoue tbe latter part of the winter nod spring. ■ ‘ TTuie crept ion. bringing the usual cbsngrx. Hugh Leicester, lying in*the hospital with un'tigly flesh wound *u> his xb-'uldcr, tbougbl tenderly of fair-haired Nvltie. iaesw-ew "1 am going- fawns LeeisUr. What m>i .hall I carry fur you to Nettie Lewrencet" ■ • •>’, oft -s -> "Tell her. Colonel, that jf my. right arm w ere nvt a prisoner—.abt to the r»Uels but to pain—I would writ*,.bPkl onlj tend my ;|uve. aid Xbfa riag, by «ny Colonel." • Kewp up,a ^rave boacVlxx^atsr." J said, f ir.l bad |u\ed Um fayiu a boy.^nd it bothered an to se«,iijiuead,. -bsjuai live days 1 will.return to osmp and I hope to b« able to, meet you in the field again." Io juat five days I ret irned,, and the first man I saw wav Hugh. I made be­ lieve 1 did nut see him, and .tomed to amAher part of the Odd, Al night, aa I satin iny tent chewing the end uf awtol and bitter fancies, a vuice outside startled The elavt ■arrow id< devoted to lacking etrts culturiste, with such adrantagrs of anil, tiUMikm and labor, fa fartoMle Indeed, and bee wly iterif to Hase If It But grew rapidly rich. A Urge fwrt o* Maryland, tying open the Cbesapeak* Bay, Is certsiiato baeume in a abort time a —----------- -J— for New Turk and__ ___________ ___ _ If the old planters will not embark in this profiuble bualMes, hot prefer to abandon their homes, a M* population will come in,, Alree^y we beer of pro­ jects for the purchase of large eeiatau upon the Eastern Shore, and the ewttlw- �.. _.... ivwxxr x>jE».ty€^ &«r<o5a»(. I 301 A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Just Opened, and for i Sale Cheap, at ; « BURTON 8c ACKLEY’S. ' ' 8XOj££ £H X£UB B4.WBX StOCJfi. Hastings, November 7th, 1864. a ci s.’ Ml i*H ojj5 iiiltii mmivlr 1 * Ww i •? . S S S ��hastimgb mowing bar* Ml.^«dh wob other In ■nui«it aucewsalofe, though nut ttxr ««iek for ynor wfflhlg bands. •.• ’ X ftw weeks mby* and th* wheat ’•ill Sat.*#, the pntatmjadug, tbaoom huskaniftha barns ami cel tan wilt b* dnug • pd orderly. .Lh, every duty bela see t now and then ba well aud Culhfully done. .Your aommar'a work will then hay* yielded, if not an *«tr*ordinary, at least , an average 4*r*naL Yu* w ill has* rich ■ ly.earnedyimr winter**oh«<.liiig. Wbsc J’s* avogMnea going to acboul, let there hath* UM dil«eooe there which baa - been ahnwn on the farm. G« the firot Ky «f tba term—go esery day—always •be there inthne. Be esrneet and pen* rering. Dn not think hseeuve a lemon i*id4Bru!l lb<t k «uur be slurred orer. ■no intunr how, an that you get through <Ik» recitation. Try to uaderatand a hat ^yne Wady. Get th* (mbH «<ft<M>kllijl ®w "th* “whya" nnd “wherTforea” «>f thing*. Du not let a single dav go by without ' making *dmrpri>grea«. 'Remember that wnl toon Iw men, and unlmymt are studious now, you will then Inck the disclpfine iiid g>uuf habits which wltl mako y«m lisefirf and Jjappy. ’■ If Vou’atw aiudiuiis . and Allebtke all winter, sou inav lie sure that when the h«.W'wW. r* »11 .¥,'.• u» p'~ant i'1.n»eiouMj*M «f b*»tag learned many x«o<id aad profitable things.—thing* which wtU suggeat rwaay a tnihi <>f wwd'ul tho’i while you ntw planting and hswtag- Beat summer, and wbiwb will be a benefit to Jiua all y Mir liven.— Wultrn Rural. DRUG STORE! -Romms Stuxsem, ««t AfeoioiVSio' C|t TURPENHN£ ASD A^QHOU evvce aW Y\ve “ $\jM.\v Mb Vma< \O, 'rt-catAvnX. evgev* ■'BsC.ftvvX.t'Abv XYj, Aw XXm- "Bvivoua &v%\rvtXv ©5 "Wwrt-SctfkVw Wxt-rt mi iwwm, vmxAx. imc&cA SiovcwmiXa. ■ftvIXe'ft, a now and most eompleU aaaortment of DRUG* AMD XEDICIMEE, frfCkemlcal*, Paint*, OUa, Cum ! apb«re,B«mlaIFluM. IT AIM * fall stxk »r GROCERIES! WM. Il McCO.VNn.L Carpestera took.. Blacksmith y* TEA. COFFEE. SCO AR. SPICES. PEPPER, I'RVNEa.noa. HAJsiNB.oowriBHi Swt. ereretMag ta tU Grocery liae, such a ■ID b« needed fur u»,. ' Also a great rariety st lbs JUST RECEIVED Ki&ney ‘Complaints, A»d Caekiig ExtraclA, nisodJUpiS* Ekju’iwt. dWwsrwi. R. J. GRANT! [tabH] JEFFERSON FARMER, «•*. Ag’t. nmci 91 vawivotom st. s’FjLvxbxrazre, arc c©xku£.©*<& <a$ ten a«A !fcow<.’r^<v\. \xe.A»st \xj\vvcX\ wv©k.s< Wvcxw .: d. > B. B. WIGUi “ otlkiftv Also Uys mb Cslltsse*Bi»»k..**‘ssH 'XovCx.e. riKH. PKECIl.R, INKS, PAPEU. EX. VELOPES, CABDH, U., de. Upon oor.fc.ht. msy b. fosod *U „Cths ^Xcvaoc\\ r*n»T ■EIKEIE*. a»« Wvt v>o» d&vC* VritwA. Gome and See t f fttuivwvcXv ’fiXX'w.v* 'W' ■- । «ur«d» .Ytsurmlsul. luaaly room will be a barbor *f rcfug* fur yv* during many subsequent days., ■*. ' ;•> • • . ■ • . v a;4f aWai and ‘_LL “““ -arbak’tboy are doing when they begin the -|oud-e»rt®d MvKNojr tyotem. bow qu>cbly would they desist. BuPttoertfiiustb* ’authuiHv an J •punishmerit in the family ; and there Is -m iniCny cases nothing «o w do _lm M* »<vxx X\vt \i©or VOAW YJ©tV>*'* i.. p;.na iw’brt Y>». Alo\>nck'» Mt.hol» r.« i sgre XV. ,\c\v hmmCs ttcXnet aftd.Co'avSoX? “ 'f -• <» ro>y uyo-u GKENXrEOTL B*. ’B.obock's EOBEUTB ASWEEE. IlMfwmAprtUl. afr?< iVtVvWUkX.eX, , .. ’ T-1-1 *ewri*ii ? MillsrBa*vy«w”,.’’MW| $r. 'Rc\v<mV.'» B.D.&E.’sy.SHKOT'a. AMERICAN ORGANS, will probably ha th* same; if Ur ways ar* rough with them, theira will be •» witfl McboiWr.-aWd IbUr horn* Will be a place front Which w» shall be only too &tvvc txvvrn^ * avuk nvu.kx ‘Lv'Je «Xk\o^q.\At. <® it!) « rnnrio Atturjjmeut, Br. Ti.oWVs IN FIFTEEN DIFFERENT BULLS. IKS AMOItUX OBfiAB Is sn entirely sswh*** . the PaienlTrenselo wirtrs & tao®, THE AMKH1CAM ORGANS /I'T..’’.'. Rtt UtVE^oX.dA.ti'B "RKenmaAttti; rt< «d, »nd in threeWrainfaM tiessm-d IsmI n»&s CURE rUeiL. OUNTT TEtABCM] wd br more then . bsadred of 11.. GROCERIES . iinm o.n Mhmi for Balk br ho beat wlf sealing?. carsa-oi jnJtr the-preservnUQU doubly rpariaced person., M whtfld bmf hnpr.ivenieuta upon the h fibaU.M J.... >k. L- ■«f 10 OUNTY CLERK. **dl la ths Court lisas Sroi».». Dsyatjpr augyrtafort* A S ink*1 w.“n«i*ur MTCR EMTHRIIA nmECO; 14S Lake 8u, Ugrcsuo. srk Jsou.ro LM s; It b slasalti Jt Moulrss so room, a *1 wert or at Test; a MBS eae epsretr it; > Its duty tboroufMr; h aaee* time sad it fir sad tear. We ronreeUy udrke oil re. rnwA washtag to toiwttb *H IstsUtveet . who bare e<y.l> key thM tTringer !t Tsyl “*,’r^A*UO&CE*<hLMELET. HARDWARE! A TTONNKY tad COUNSELLOR AT LAW. A and SoUcitar in Cli«M»ry, . . Notary Public and Coi.stnmre-. Al.n, Circuit Co.rl Coaimiantaaer C>r Barry County. • ’ &.> '1 . .■' '• . . MIBDLETTLLB, MaanUx. sttsnlloulo proeune C . Ul.in imksl CD. _ Pianos ^Melodeons! D4Y GOODS! «>:.■ ! - JOHN B< IBxVlc.'s. ELEQANTLy FINISHED ROSEWOOD, . Far. Paslor bsc, . BLAflE -WALSCT’AND OAK. For Churelws, Reboot,, Ledger ru. EXRtt.AaaUMMiai. Waxxauted Im Fls , / ■ leant. . Price*, from $100*to 1500. Uotple nod Cheap plan fM Frowrrlsg JXH up ■' fttoro».e.kv -ftkveaisa ?bIir,Z*i*rtog SELF-ALUUMTITG WRINGER No WoodAVo.k to Swell or SpDi A* 71.’HsA &reuw f* erf Oni W.aaxmo eiuiM.irmi-T < oc-Wncro. - -ilS*uk U» FiurPsKatva at Fittseta.suSt tbmal nnughtineM, th* rod, and if a« >be rnJ of the y«gr you are not satisfied that Abia is pot the brat coarse, break the rod and depend for discipline on scolding and Manilla paper pres, Fhtlila r— " tly SMeetWlStl'nk* **» kaplp^ gistisp' Snsi jtfpepsya,, Ixgestiori, aW. bXttawb ©5 a «ay*aVat waxwce. 't\xc se, lB\S.V«y i ” .'* 1TD'Z)1>OZBS7 !PZB7nmiIEIR7 TUrenra abodes made daily to re- A wyh*f in the Country Ji/ntltman •aya: A,Rrcently I have secn^Uults pul up on wydan an cheap, so sirupS and su easily pdrfisrmed by any member uP the family tha* I am pleased to fornish .it. Th* fruit is prepared and scalded in the ordinary-way, and the jar* c-l.taW while th* contents arr hot. .; The farlhnd ,»»f Jut 18 PUBLISHED E at ■Aitivaa, *a» btUdt oR ©>'t\\tX<4 Ufttic w vw \cro\Lcr ■(ud'tv’vvXxtK, axxA a\ Wvc, \.vo\ie,r <vwvv, ata, a mkvc.'^twcaVCvM. ©5 ‘ FOR MECHANICAL. AND MEDICINAL PL’KP0«K8.0NLY_Ml Baaad aad Fary la oar Hom*. . there are faaiilw»iWliarerm<>tMr andchildrM aHtaMt hi loud th>grf t-ahc £s eaplng frtom**nch, “the *«litBry” m»y ■ Well bleu Gud M»r Ma own lut, whieft, when viewed In the warm, luting light dfaWOil ordered and happy h-uuc, sotfi*time* aagm aJiuuai Intolerable. Ye sad lonely maidens, y e auur frellul bachelura, ’ whei) your d**u!*lU»o bacum** loo great VOL. IL ®see stows an mra roue * DEFOT: IM RWAUi NTRVRT? N.T. -*T CUR AfMiatbe M <Wi»l*<JWIWS______________ _______ ©•f a . srtiteb. ffr repitar:^ ofgni? .ad A*P*saorpme, wmd^y MtoHWttai ' 0«r “Datarta Mbs" in lhr, CMBFyj UM ♦ttarsErsi, U» and Ns* .tatcOta^Irt OFFICE OVER •fiLAKETL 81DKE. oun GOODS Unusually Low ! AIN’S FOB � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-11-30.pdf 13909a2ca25c4bf78a49d9d795c44862 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 30, 1864. VOL. EL_ _ _ _ €|i Jixtixji IjauMr, la PUU.MU&KVKBT ysmobdat, DYSPEPSIA Stltrtri Jtrtra. blaster Perry waa very »ngry by tbb AT ■ ABtlBO*, BAMXT COtXTY, Oteis-fere nmf* I'iom ; but be did not offer to pursue the DISORDERS OF THE LIVER m* /urt^n. A-iD digestive obgaxs, are cured bt r b. muturri. "HI go over to the Union camp after him to morrow ; and I don’t ihink he'll try it ■gain after Pre given him a certain prac­ tical illu.lr.lion of the consequences of such impertinence. Won’t the Yankees HOOFLAHITB GERMAN BITTERS, THE URXAT BTROGTHRMIJIG soldier, and was eooeeqnrotly dabbed “the lawyer" by bis comrades. He man­ aged somehow to get speech with Cap­ tain Littlejohn that Bon ; and tbe ooms queneo was, that wbea CU. Manning, having pondered tbe matter, had that curious care of “My boy Ben” up again in the morning, Beu, looking as much like a Major-General as ever, told tbe Colonel w ith dignified courtesy that if be would permit him (Ben) to say a fow words and ask a few questions, be would prove entiruly to his sMstectkm which of the two waa really CspL Littlejohn. Col. Manning assented, snd Ben pro- Theas Bitters hart performed more Cares! A5D DO GIVE BETTER SATLSFACT10BI Have mere Testteseey, 1 ffd rx MOKS KKSPgcraBLg PgdPLB TO gistiip’ SuiwM to say <UM that will produce a Cvsdfieate pabl.xh e4 by ns that b notOEXVlXR. ■MFLANrS CEBMA.T B1TTEB8 So brie" mo. folo-ed. .11 mb shall Kruw fair, Who pH.rally welcom. their pun, II. jeord asd Biely, they pat.antJr bw God’s MUe«a again u4 agalv $istrilang. IS THE BEST TSIIC htif n*rU. #“"bEAMTlVsATS SO rrsled ia a stnkiuriy broetfeial suaaer. I taks ral jOesvarv in that paMicly pn-eUimiag this 1. snd ralliac tbe Sit«iti.>« of thas* sflhelru lb the ducsaes S»r which iher are raroaawnd, tu these Bitters kn«wra< fnxn experience ihst reccameedstion will be sowaioed. I do this >r» ebscrfally u ilucCxud'* Bitlerv is/htrnded "Cindy!' The girl leaned from tbe window of the room she was dusting. Eair and blue eyed, somewhat pretty, there was yet a lurking something in her face that told vou she belonged to tbe subject race. “Yea, Ben,” looking up and down tbe fragrant garden paths for tbe owner of tbe voice, and finally right down under I the window, where besVod^siih pruning knits in band, and some dippings front the tall flowering throbs be had been trimming. Nothing in his faoe to tell what blood darkened in bw.veina, unless it might be a spark that smouldered, as it were, in his full dark eye. He was tall and lilhely made, bis features aristo­ cratic enough in mould for tbe most ex­ acting taste, nod be carried himself like s prince in disguise. “It’s true, Gody. what I told you, Mas ter Perry is only home on tartough.— He’s taken a com mission in the Rk-bmood army. 1 raw bia uniform hid away iu tbe oak wardrobe, not half aa hour ago. And tbe family are gutag back with him when be goes. So it’s good bystu our chance if we don’t take it pretty roo." “What shall we do, BenF Cindy said, clasping her hands. Ben reached up and pulled her ear down to a level with his lips. -Take your chance tonitfhk if we care enough for it,’’ h* whisperedI; •‘the L’cion lines sre only six miles off’’ “But master will go after ua,” she an _ ________________ ____ such a man here. He’s under guard though, till the matter can be investigated. ‘ Do you know anything about him F Littlejohn laughed. “I ought to. seeing I’m Cap—ahem— Littlejohn myself, and the fallow you have got la only my boy Ben, d-ne up in my—abem—io a uniform the fellow gut bold «.f somewhere." “What F Littlejohn repeated his story some a hat more coherently. There were some quicksands in tbe vicinity of that uniform but be floundered through them; and Colonel Manning, amused and perplexed both, sent a file of men after tbe mysteriBen ramr^tto the | presence looking like a Major.General St the very least. The uniform became him wonderfully, and having already Muffed a few hours of free air he serried himself several inch­ es taller than uM»l. snd looked u*> hand some and dignified withal that it was much easier believing Liltlejobp “my boy Beu" than Ben himself. ’ -You certainly d-> resemble each «<ber.” said Col. Manning to the slave claimant, •and. really, sir, where master and slave so strongly resemble each other, real- dunae, sad hat e heeru >rou» o<™ o— j. « --­ Aa Interesting Expow~A Cmwparteow. From IteSF^cteld. (Ill.) Bvpabfosu. Ihe President ..I Hie United States IIc hesitated between amusement and real perplexity, while Littlejohn eolored ।msde his first speoeb in Sangamon Co., at Pappovilie (or Richland) tn the year angrily. • ' 1833. He was then a Whig and was a “Do you mean to insult me, sir! candidate for the Legislature of this State feeling lor bia sword ; but Bro had it. ; Tbe speech is sharp and sensible. To “By nq means. Captain." Ben atYoo great a dtalanre to hear ths^ ।understand why it was so short tbe fol­ converaatiun, waa regarding his quanda^ lowing facts will show : First, Mr. Lin­ master with aa indiscpbably . ferociuflF ।coln was a young man, sav 22 years of air, copied from the must approved spec­ ag". and timid. Second, bis friends and imen uf Southern chivalry be had ever opponents, in the joint discussions, bad rolled the son nearly down. Mr. Lincoln saw it was n<»t tbe proper lime then to discuss the question fully, and hence be singular claim to—” । Tbe bogus Captain interrupted the hee- cut Me remarks short. Probably the itating sentence with a ferocious srowl, other candidates had. wholly exhausted . boose when he stopped bar. Bro s eyes 1 other aide. I “You rascal-” began LittlepAn ; but ftrabed like tbe buttons im his master s I Colonel Manning informed b m that pera>«al invective could not be indulged -Du 11«* ■ I there, the Captain showed himself quite him, Cindy T I the moat a gentlemen of the two. 1 “Captain 1 he’s no Captain; tine is an T“Yun look like hie very self. Ben.” ’ outrage. Colonel Manning-a deliberate ‘•Then I am him. Captain Perry Little­ john of tbe Confederate service—remem new"wZnU*dto fight sgatasl. That’* about whet I beard a deserter tell em I went to the Utfoe -simp with a hmd of mM potatoes the other day — Wonder if those Yankee wdiierv will use any rerembtanre between Captain Little- ^Parson Brownlow has recteUy written a scathing letter to Goo. D. Prentiee, of the Louisville Jomal, from which wo make tbe following exlrasta : “While 1 was North, after I had spok­ en extensively, and I was made to say to the world, what 1 really did say, that 1 endorsed Lincoln’s entire war policy, and the putting duwff of tbe rebellion even al the emt of exterminating tbe Southern ; opulation, you wrofr fo rar end yropottd to yote ou us partiurtkip ia atarfiio^ a new C7a»o» poprr tn Jiatkoille—to offer 1 politely declined. Il ia due to y<m to ntate that, at that time, you were ready, ing your 'pritt ’ aad my principles wera not uffensne to you. You arc tbe last man in America to talk about men hav­ ing their ‘price’and selling oat to L»n- according to-W. H. Herndons inform­ ant—who has kindly furnished this valu­ Tbero h a slight difference in the posi­ able reminiscence for us—was 1832 it tions occupied by yoar family and mine, may have bead 1834. Tbe President lived at the time with James a Hurdou, at Salem. Sangamon Co., who heard the speech, whkh was charastiu of the man, was as follaws: ‘'Gentlemen, Fellow-Citixens : I pre- bumble Abraham Lincoln. 1 have been solicited by my friends to become a can­ didate for the Lcgialatara. My polities are abort and sweet, like an oU_ mmb< doner. I am in favor of a National Mank. I am in fsror of the interna! Improve­ ment system, and a high protective tariff Theos are my senlimocto and pnlitilical principles. If elected I will bo thankful. [| nut it will be tbe same." eoramand, aad waa ia the fixbt wbaa tbe great Kentucky borae-lbieC Morgan, was killed, under whom, and with whom your sons have been fightinc against tbe Government upon whore bounty their I rebel mother and contract-hunting father are living. One of joor sons waa killed in Kentucky while oo a boeswtealiag atoeditioa under rebel officers. Your other eon is now on trial in Virginia for Th a 0ct-Tsxvu.«> Taxvxixa.—A the murder of a brother rebel by the traveler esipe very late for bis break, T—v-i-"*”MO fast. and the meal was hurriedly prepar rebel, and might to be seut South by the ed. Thompson feeling tbe food was not Federal sutboritira ; and you are but «>oe quite up to the mark made all sorts of degree removed from a rebel and a trail- ok,yea Your paper is no longer Union authority. but is rapidly inking into dt»repot., and meeting with that contempt ita treason merits. With pity for the eorrowa of a poor eld man. I am, Mot- 6th. W. G. Baowuxrr cuetaei itorif ttee, and -p-Herod rod turned con-idrrably, but to Bro marched away with Ms ctackhng guard breaches of tree •toad.'MMBgfcrOr Mar. Hewwuag In Ms late message to the Sobel Qtegrass, Davie say a : It would eestn proper to accquira for tbe public service tbe entire property. In the labor of tbs slavs, to pay therefore doecompematfoa rather than to impress bis labor for short terms The policy of engaging to discharge tbe negro oo his discharge after aervioe for faithful Ser­ vian rendered, u preferable to that of grauting immediate manumiasicn, end that sustaining him in servitude, if this policy should recommend itself to the judgement of Cungnma. It is suggested that,Tn addition to tbe duties heretofore re be might adven­ ed u a farmer and iu that event ths calling kimeelf Perry Littlejohn, has not the United States Congress passed a law confiscating the slaves of all rebels F • Congress has poased such a law." • Then, air, the matter is easy of settle­ ment. Fur the easier arrangement of it I am willling to acknowledge that I wm employ mrot of slaves as soldiers, there the property of Perry Littlejohn; but seems to be no occasion to doubt what should then be our decision. If the re­ a rebel, I am now confiscated to the commendation above made for training United States. Thia uniform, you will 40,000 negroes for the service indicated find, if ymi wish to teat the matter, fits shall meet your approval, it is cart sin that gentleman better aven than myself. this limited number, by their prepara­ I took it from bis wardrobe the night 1 tory to training intermediate depart­ came bare. Io this pocket of it you will ments, would form a mure valuable re­ fi»d his commission, under rebel eijna serve force in COM of gmency than three 6;re, as an officer in tbe rebel army. By fold their number suddenly called from sending to bis father’s beusc and exatuiu- the field of labor, while a trash levy liis father’s private pepera you will find ample proof that be is also a rebel. Till | you have ascertained these circumstances On negotiations for peace be says: “peace is manifestly impoemble unleae make, me either a free mao ur kit tian." desired by both sides, and the disposition Perry Littlejohn. Esq.. had vary iit^Je for it among our aahntea will be beet to say—or rather he bad much, but it and most certainly evolved by a demunstaation OO our part of ability and un­ was of little avail. Ilia father, coming to claim Cody, shaken determination lu defend our rights was detained till a sort of Investigating and.hold PU earthly P™* U,u dcar {ar their purchase. Whenever there shall committee could be .ent to the boose. The result proved that Ben bad told bo oo tbe part of our enemies, a desire the troth; and Col. Manning being very for peace, there will be no difficulty in (exact in such matters, the Littlejohn finding meams by which negotiations can slaves fulfilled the letter of the law, and be opened, but it ia obvious that oo agesI became confiscated. I They had a wedding in camp the next day. Ben and Cody were married. “1 know ; and they’d give ua up to him, because he protends to be Union. And I cant prove that he ain't. But. my girl we wont g<> as Cindy and Ben. You'll put on a suit of Master Walt’s, and I shall wear Master Perry's uniform J” Cindy drew back from Ben's triumph ant look, fairly aghast with ths daring. ncs» of tbe proposition. * Don't be seared, Cindy, it ain t half ao bad as to slay. And remember what that would be. How did your old moth­ er die! and where’s Jubet and what was arid then laughing lightly, said : Lixxy whipped for 1 Will you g”1 “Yva are taoeUoua, Colonel, ha. ha ! to Cindy was crying bitterly. “Yes, oh cail my boy Bro, this g^deman " yea!” Hero was a situation. Which waa “Gel away as early aa y ou can to-night, “My boy B,” or was either 1 Tbe Col and wear a suit of Master W alt’s. Look as much like him aa you can j I’ll be oriel began to took ctoedy, vaguely sn* prouugtbat be was being made the vie waiting at the bottom of the garden." lim of some family boos. It was "near midnight when the -C»U«»~.” be b^A, -1 wi — »« met again al tbe fi~t of the garden other way but to Iplace y ou both under dy lookir ——“ «»■_ _____ __________ ’wMlilllU.aMUrcM b.p~p.rtj !•iiudwit, «.k. Wr. b,l db.kiH • r<" "ill | _____________________ _ “Come to inform against me aa a reb­ her teeth chattered. Ben she al first took for Master Perry el, ah F asked B«n, ska vs wit getting himself, and was running back to the abvsd of the gsntlcuwulj llteUhCl on the 01 NO. 31. ____ �KETENDE. *1 9 HASTINGS K rebel corre*poodant ©f foe rebel Lobdun Time, writing from RtebokrnJ, Wedieoday Moraiig, R«t. It, gart him a serenade, on Thursday night, price of ourjMtper, on and after the first diy of Jamrtrry next to Oxw Dolzau aks nrvv czwrs. Those who Uve paid or shall pay in advance before that lime will get their paper at our present rates. Those who are now in arrears, and da not pay before the firet of January will bo charged at the rate of one dollar aud fifty erote from May last. No deviation will be made from this rule. We tha ll eommnus uamedM/rZy fa tiriht from our lui all wko kam not paid ia admet. The great and still inoroasing price at paper and labor compels these changes. peace commissioners and anineety proclamatioM since the election. There is, probably, no very good foundation for such rumors. Aud yet, there may be. decided against peace ; they bavedeclded, however,that the war is not a follore^nd that tbe true, most efficacious and most speedy way of making peace with rebels is to present force to force until rwhai* lion ceases. They have not decided against peace, but against cubmieaion.and in favor of an honorable and permanent peace. It fo true, tbe loyal states have trampled Into duet a party who not out from Chicago bearing olive branches.— But thia was because they come aa Birnatn Woods to Dunsiuane—every leaf concealing a dagger, and every branch a traitorous lance. The Oulon party Is now and ever for peace, and its best pfbof is that, these three years past our sons and brothers have fought for U,sewking “peace with the sword, quiet nodur Liberty."— Now that the groans of the wounded, by ballute, are dying away throughout the land, there begins to be hoard talk of peace, Snd, if it means anything, it means peace upon a better bevis than these slain dreamed of, or dreaming, rejected in their pro-elavory zeaL Tbe whole bod sighs fur peace. So do you desire peace and safety when your building is on fire, b« you seek to suppress the fierce, devouring element, and nut the fire-tnon, though they stand dripping and heavy booted upon your parlot carpet. So you prey for peace and health, when sickness is io your dwel­ ling, but you erek to banish tbe fell dis­ ease, and not your family physician. By the peace movernoGt is now meant to ask the rebels to submit. The cessation from hostilities is sura to roiwe, the in­ stant the porposq of the hostilities is reaebed. Tbe treatment of the rebellion is one thati rejoices neither the President nor the people. It rests heavy upon our communities. It calls for large taxes, large sacrifices. Il ma^ea large demands upon our homes. And yet tbe people have freshly declared that tbe war shall go forward until lhe rebeHlow is eruebed. The peace movement now talked of is a test of iho temper of lhe rebels, to try the remaining strength of the revolt.— render, not oars, and if It te aent, It will mean juat this, tbe eorntit a ted and now freahly reaffirmed authorities of tbe no­ tion now asking the rebels to give up their fiendish plot and lay down their arms. Tbe demand will U enforced by the prasentmilrtary situation,; by the sueeeeeea of tU past three years ; by the woes tbe rebellion bus entailed upon the Southern land ; by the common consent of good men ever where tbrooghout the *<rid that its purposes are unhsjy ; by the rcbaking frowaaand silence uf other nations; by the common consent of hu manity everywhere, outside lhe madden­ ed ring of tbo conspirators, that thia la UN-begoUon aad should die from tbe face <rf tbe earth. Perhaps। the rebels will yield to such an appeal;; । but the Government which makes It will' . nof stand etripped and diaarn>ad. The' sword vriU bo lowered but not broken scheme or eoerenderod. Ceoro, then, Peaoo, bw«tonly under a restored, petrified and per­. manent Union, ' Tax Cutczoo Trsfoias pays the follow* ing oompliraeat tu orx diatieguiabed member ofCosgreas elect from the 4th Diau-ict: “We irotice that Hon. T. W. Ferry. Gtogrresman elect from the 4th DiM^rt of Michigan, ia stoppiug al the Tremont Elected bv a maiwrity of >•00—the large* e^H- given io time district—hla ouoetituocte have ihtte paid a deserved nump!imoot to the lumbering tkeenuoua efforts are beirg made to swell Lens numbers by caHaeg fete tbe ranks delaiivd men, by enbatitutieg ne­ groes fur white teamsters and by getting into tiw aervion that tevgw body of twee who have got “Slate •xemptfoae,” sod have bilbvrto escaped eonaeription. it ie eelimatod that in tbe two Btetee of Vl(l ginia and North Carolina there are not teas than thirty thoosaed men, between i Is over, may .not an havreg a common Tatorcet reunite " - —mmoB effort tu aa«« wr common Xuntiyl 0 , 1 Pbr tny Aft part, 1 have ,• -• striven, and shall strive, to avoid placing iary obstacle in the way. 8o long as 1 have barn here, I have u»t willingly plant1 'a thorn in any man's bosom. While I am duty sensible tn the high compliment of a re-election, end dely grateful, as 1 or Governor Vanoc. But tbo most tignifictnt fact u fodicatrust, to Almighty God ' ' » direct -­­ ring ting that thia struggle uf tbe South ed my countrymen to a right, onndasioo, —“"-i, independence will never be abandoned as 1 thins, for Ufolr ““ K -**" nothing ........ iladde for yean to come. Is that ivory where, to my satisfaction .... _ ____ ____ _ *•’ *’ nted by tbe result. Maj on the streets, in tbe railroad care, and may bediaaj and among private circles, the propriety I ask those v have nut differed witi uf arming and putting the negro into me to join with me in this same spirit tbe ranks la eagerly discussed. There toward those who Uve 1” has always in the South been a sentimen­ We do moat earnestly trust that these tal antipathy to setting children to do ciagoanimous words will be heeded bv tha people of both parties, and that aft tbo work of men, or, iu other words; to seeking from a feeble, anwarlikt and the biuerneaa of the late struggle will submissive race, the exhibition of pas­ quickly disappear. All ths supporters sions and the exercise of nudities which of Mr. LntcuLB should reflect that exul Jive always beea regarded aS the attrib tation over a defeated opponent h tbe lea u( a dominant and superior race. habit of barbarians, but entirely un­ J But it remains, if occasion demands, worthy of Christian men. We Uve rea- for the South to exhibit bow the negro, to thank God for what we deem to be teben placed side by side with the roaster triumph of right. We degrade this vic­ 'a hum ha has kaown and loved sinew the tory if we treat it as an occasion for re-j infancy of bulb, will fight for tbe malntejuicing ia tU disappoint meal and Im mi/ uaix-e uf slavery agaiupi his brethren who istioti td say portion of our fellow eft>seek tu compass iu forcible abolition.— xena. Tbe victory has its worth, not at The words recently employed by Mr. all because it la a party or a personal Linculn to the effect that be had 200,000 victory, only bcMUee it ia a national negroes under arms, and thst he should blessing iu which ail, whether they real­ like tu see bow any Northern man who ize it or not, are alike feu-rested. It proposed tu employ only white soldiers should heunr desire to Itave this univer­ would carry <m this war, have sunk deep sally realized. To that end, a chance into many a Southern heart. should be given for di«pesskH>At* reflec­ It will be a strongs corrollary to this tion. All irritating language should be war if the campaign uf 1865 find* 200,000 avoided. A forbearing and generous artred negroes from the North trying spirit conciliates euvifideore, Md'we trust conclusions with 200,000 armed nrgrues from the South, and if the oceafi of blood plnyed by all who apeak for the Union which has already been spilt is darkened party. Wo have had our fight, attended by a fresh current tu be added to it next by all the vehemence and the fierce blows vear, flowing from the veins of that helpincident to greatiearoeetneas. There is leas race which seems likely to be in­ now n<> lunger an occasion for eech mani­ volved in a conflict whose passions it festations The battle ie uv«w. Tbe end cannot share and whose prizes it cannel isaeeored. What we now needle kind appreciate. feeling, and a constant effort u> assimilate all the late opposing political elements uf tbe North into one common public de­ votion, so that tbe Government shall have The following is taken from the lately tbo fullest moral aa well as material strength, and the war wiU.soon find Ito published “Memoira uf General Scott," glorious issue in the crushing of the re­ written by himself: “The inauguration of President Lin­ bellion, and the honorable return of the South to the freest participation obeli the coln was, pei baps, tbe must critical and baxarduua event with which 1 have over blessingsthe Union.— S. 1’. Time. b«eu connected. In the preceding two inonlbo 1 hare received more than fifty The Chicago frshuar has the following letters, many from points distant from in reference to tbe election in Missouri: each other—some earnestly dissuading “Tbe Radical triumph in Missouri is me from beiag present at the event, aud complete and overwhelming. Tbe Cope othera distinctly threatening aSSnatna base not carried ten counties in the Stale. lion if I dared to protect the carerouny Mr. Linooln'a majority will exceed 20.­ with a military fores. Tbe election hav­ 000. 'Tbe acceptance of the people of ing been entirely regular, 1 resolved that iho proposition for a new z C—7" tiun, by an overwhelming majority ; the ed by violence if I eould poasibly .preelection of a three-fourths Radical major­ vyit it. Accordingly, I cauaed to bo or­ ity members of that Cuoventioo; the ganized the tlitt of the Washington vulelection of tbaautirn Radical State ticket, uuteera, and called from a distance two from Governor down to Register of/l‘ub- batteries uf horse artillery, with small lands; the election of a large RndtCnl ma­ detecluncsu of cavalry and infantry, all jority in tbe Senate, and three-fourths regulars. In concert with tbe Congressional majority in the House; the probable elretion<>f eight out uf nine Radicals to Committees of Arrangements, the Pres­ Gmgreas; the pnroencefof two Radicals ident was escorted to and from tbe Capi­ tol by volunteers—the regulars, with in tbe State's seats in the United States Senate; the election of tbeentire Radical whom I marched, flanking tbe movement local ticket, with one or two trifling ex­ in parallel streets—only 1 claimed the ceptions St. Louis county aud a similar place immediately io froot of the Presiresult in at least 80 out of tbe 114 coun­ dgfofor tbafiae company of sappers and ties in the State—give to Radicalism on- n^Rka, under Captain Duane, of the En­ limited control of tbe Slate—sword, gineers. To this choice body of mon it puree, etvil power, nnd everything dec.’ was only necessary to say : Tbe honor Slavery has got to walk the plank- Mia of our country ia in your hands. With a view to freedom of movement, aonri before tbe 4th of March will be as 1 remained outside tbe the Capitol square free a State as Maryland or Illinois. Dady Price’s snd Bill Awdarron’s last with the light balteriea. The proceeeioD returned to tbe President's mansion iu fevaaion did the job. Their army plun­ dered, burned and conscripted, friend and the same order, and happily the Govern­ foe'alike. ft wn ne resperter of per­ ment waa caved. sona. I’riee crwseripied and carried <>(T with him from six to ten tbooeand “demGn BwntDAX.—A correspondent ncrute" and robbed the rest dean. The writing from Cmcineattl about Geo. Sher­ result was, that most of those left be­ idan's antecedent’s, says : “He came to hind either voted the Radical ticket out- West Point from Somerset, tbe county right, or stayed away from the polls.— scat of Perry county, Ohio. Both bis‘ They got loo large a dose <if their •t'fotote,' parent's were Irish. He was taken, as and It sickened them. Missouri w thor­ they say at Somerset, (turn-the atreete oughly ieu rod of •Democracy,' and hence­ and eocouragnd to the schools by a forth meet bo classed as an ‘Abolition' wealthy gentleman uf that town, and fil­ tered unit! sent to West Point by tbe in­ fluence uf the tfa-n member of Congress. They any be wee a rather hard ease tn his earlier youth. Ils raised a regiment early tn the war, and has gained his pres­ ent diatinetfon by herd fighting and - “It was always tpy conviction that agsinul influences that now fav<»rhim. So nothing but the sword can decide between Ufain has furnished tbe threw most prom­ <ho conflicting principles of freedom nnd inent Generals in the wsr, to Wil: Graft t, of slavery fo iheTnhecI Stefos. .Tbe Sherman and Sheridan, snd all emana­ time hm oome for the l.lM>dy but una ting from the htlly portion of the State, voidable arUtralfof.I pray to God to which corroborates tbe same tendency in give big bleeaiag to your endeornra, that Europe, according to which tbn strong the eurse aiw| stein o! slavery be forever men of countries very seldom come from removed from your country, and the platne. demooratie principle shall not ,bp found • sntiM io tfir Utel Ui wbleb w.c see it We lake the following from the ,‘rbSort of Henry Ward Beecher's last Bunay evening dtscooree: “But we are asked,what If the slave shall be armed against cs in this terribly Wart To arm the claves Is to destroy slavery, and that ia to destroy the fatal clement inBuutbern society—tbeir aHetocraoy : sad with the destruction <.flhis element we destroy tbe csum uf rebeHlow. Lot ua pray‘that they arm tbeir eJavea. But O, With many aoncra. Washington, Nor. 24.-It may be tetLthri rebel telegraph com««ntean was open as far as Milledgeville^ bo­ nd whjtti linee seem to have been inrupted, probably by Sherman’s cavalOur authorities Lave, at precoat, n» ■ana of ascertainteg news of Sbtrman’s A L Mnd JitLlST:: b thl e„, MyeBberman ie m------ - --------- —— . <»ne on otUr on Btnoon.— The column marching on tbe Georgia Stefo roiuf for Angueta, will probably go as far as Madison and then march on Milledgeville. The column marching on Macon will proUbly go to Crawford within lb m lies of the town, and then turn off to Milledgeville and form a junc­ tion with tbe other body. By this move­ ment Maeon foils, and the enemy are at liberty to move on Augusta via tbe Georgia Central railroad to Broneooville, and then march north or on Savannah.— Sherman ia moving rapidly and is not muoh troubled with transportation. He has burned several stations and is devas­ tating the country generally io foraging. Tbe Angvirrr of the list, frantically Insists ou the repeal of tbe exemption laws and the conscripting of tbe exempts, in order to secure a force to meet Sherman. From Waablwgtew'. Now York, Nov. 24.-Hie WorU, Washington special aayc that it ia aeulrd beyond al! peradrenture that Salmon P. Ctieoe is to be Chief Justice ol the Su­ preme Court. There Is a strong belief in military circles that if Petersburg is not already abandoned it will be In a few days. The rebels have been constructing earthworks which, when occupied, will enable them to shorten tbeir lines 11 miles without endangering tbe safety of Richmond. Lee wishes to send foreae to check Bbermau'a advance, and can't do so as long aa be bolds Petersburg and bls present line. . The Shenandoah Valter. frrfotediitofiw fiekst hem' ■B-MMYD Ikrneu r-*-, end New Advertisements. j anqefradjM _____ _ far exeeediug any FaxuOy ' ‘ >tedicta*e<g ■aular nature la the markett-■ ___________________ i appreciating public wm Ml ieag la vertag they pearoesed roeawkabl* Cu.'caXX*< ’Vro’flxr’ut*, 3V3EXXT CLOTHING STORE A New Clothing Store in Hastings, has jasl tevn opened. BXADY MADE CLOT BIKG. sad Cast’s Farsuaiag.Coe4s, Uate. Ceye. Mitteas A Cleves w.U be sold twHotl). ar fo ayeimfrar at tbe foUawisg ’»vy law prices: Orer Allt, 50 Ch, fur Cape. 11 Cbthr Cop,. 88 ct,. Wool Halt. 50 ctt. Back Glove ct MilUxc. 03 ch. AU Wool Shirt,. II LaM Olotkdikirh.il ?5 Hroof Axis 15 ch IRMOWt, . and Blanks for the use I and Teachers, are lU n| rangement for keeping I ‘ ords required by law, tains to the' manag are jwblisbed and print.I ftcXt, COARSE, FIXE tad DAISY SALT, al noi30 COLE * CROOK’S Blsckmar. of Chicago, d ,k*4^flofi. X. M. -6 tendeot of Public InJ State. of dollars each year ia advertising foete merits, snd publishing the m u .H TUy cowptiu I arrmod w ith lU apprl ‘Hvk'Wtevou.u C.exftxyvecAe% , r antFrullhp'for alllhe n< which have bson showered upon hiss from WX.'Qux’rt* Coventry* The peculiarity of tbe / v , ; - • attendance,but also in rd and conduct -of tbe ac>l IU books, requisite to. MtKsox, of Rockford, I ed to taking orders for i tricto of this county, an I Brofula, B*in gWssaa—, H*|t Jfhoum, district will fail to order TMAwicsoivnto Stevie! Tumors, Xruption*, Flh^rofulouo CbriaumpAfor I I I V । village convened at 1 ehurch, on Tuanksgivu apprupriate services fi* OVE person write*. her feughtei Bonrrmt, of Pastor Church. Tbo sermon forcibly and effectively Svldrers, er the twin sf thaw who art tatllled to Um Stale Bounty. iarfag mJuWsuw Jaas■”7 lit. 1MH. should call ou u al ones. Qelak GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK. the Faahion Magazine of the World. UTEZATCML FINK ARTS. AMD FAKDI05H. 1.K* rtSHTo^'pLATLH*’1 iv<«i etigrsvicj. M Tw*l>rlk.roUr,U.lklu|I1r,uljtk. g,ug.. ro. Kewyikte*, is Uet, u ta*k».c«a-LST«L*Ttrt ljlihxf r.i rokrrxFOK k niAXs. ______ 0-2^***™?* . AXOTBEBwm eOTudorVemaad Agow ■**«*'• to hie roeefe t,_ ANOTHER was eurod eT Fear Sero ; which hs.1 exiated foorteea yearn. AHOTHEBfRhrojMUtorftightmro vaaes inauaeraUs of DycsiopeM sad Liver Complaint oouH U aseUfoeedto which foe Bkavy Faw. or 8ft I giae RspeMiero ssyslfe »ld inat. A severe storrr •etf teo aud'lUtpaow fi I eighteen inches. Wed beery fall of snow viait "Work Wkc a Ckawcu •vv®. Y>\oo<\ VAX* butthe depth *»f «no» an tbe moot active aari thorougb pOte that have ever boea iatrodaoed. They act so directly epos Uvor. wnfofog that organ to sooh aa ssttomt as foal toe li cored an interesting L ^N\.oo& UA.& TA.fct.'c VAX-* which, in conjunction with the 'BYoodi VuAywr, will ears all the afomaseusiooed Amom dbMWMto; (MiotPaino, CKol^mJMuo, ladigetion, (Pain tn fhe gmelo, gXzjrtiwss, eta. reml it** **“**’ J®® ’rfn jw to3ghlxw,'wU Uro weed foam, and they will say they eee t ' - ’• \ -V* ‘ and you ahowld try ibara bsforo gofag Wt • ’’tek.phU or AUaaafi cf my leea> ivl\A vuo xwott. .u *- • - -- 1__■ m. Tn Richmond AUmsmer of the 14th lust, aaya: “All tU Yankee prieoMrs of war Uld in Richmond are now stuffing tbeir knapMcks, preparatory to a jotWMs to the far Suuth. k ia esteemed touch mure pleasant and airy there, and it would be cruel to keep them Uro during the winter, expneed M tbvy would U to tiw abort ratiuna aad cool tiea of tMe Jafiiode. There are now In the Libby sad in tU adjacent prisons about 1.3M Yan­ kee erofa, who will U wuoh better effm tbeeunnv 8<feth, The first train will start today." TU robela wHl anon U st a Ibea for a safe place to put tbeir prfe M<*. v ALT! SALT! HHArPEX Mabmapckx Carman ar a Bur.—It is stated that tha rebel General Marma­ duke waa captured by a Ijttle boy be­ longing to one uf the Kansas regiments. He al first refused fo surrender to an “infrrior aficor," but was immediately ywriuwdrif to do so. Tbe lad brought him tu Gen. Curtis' headquarters,where be in­ troduced himself, much to tbe surprise of all, but especially of the boy hero. Gon. Curtiss asked the boy bow lung be bad to. serve before bis term at enlistment . ’ "Broo'D Ure bee* fetrodeoed to the pablfo farM, j' New. York, Nor. 24.—The H'roU', dispatch from Sheridan's army states that Early'a beadquarters are between Timberville and Newmarket, and bis army stretched across tbe Shenandoah Valley on that line, its right reeling ia. the Luray Valley. Both flanks are well At MUDGE ^.BAILEY S covered with cavalry. Ills si Luslion is said to Ke well suited for observance of any movements by tbe Union forces, aa PENSIONS, well as for receiving supplies which be is nOL'.NTlES, avu abw gathering from numerous email -D PRISONER'S ralleye of Western Virginia. Nearly 1 D\Y I all the horses, cattle and other property Still left to tbe inhabitant's are being car­ h ried off by his officers. Tbe design of the rebels is evidently to remain on the nr KALAMAZOO, M>cii:qaf, defensive for some lime in or near tbeir OJfrr, Opporih of Ik, Poti Ufict. present position. ] Attorneys and Counsellors al Law • . Rsbxl Ohmios of Ltscotw.—The Houston (Texas) Tclcympk has an edi­ torial showing tbe preference ul the reb­ els fur McClellin. Tbe belief at the Booth concerning tbe future policy of Mr. Lincoln, is well expressed In the fol­ lowing : “Bay what wo will, Old Abe has been and will continue to be an ugly customer. His re-election will bo a national ratifi­ cation of the most extreme war policy. He will eater a second term of office with an eye single to tbe war. His power will be absolute. Anything be has evsr heretuforo done, anything he may cbonee, he will fool himself authorized to do un­ der the popular sanction of bia acta sad the great war commiaeioc bo will* bold from tbe people. His organization is already complete, to be strengthened and perfected by the measures necessary.— The entire energies of the government would bo at once cuneentrated on the war, and his reputation and that of his administration would be staked solely on VCT.AYtX’B. ”' and JU editor of the Und Company- Wbl us who did swindle the I Ssa Advertisement ley's New Clothing »»)oes*w.“ • «■ utb^tli r TThro the editor of t r/ihl'bettofo' *h«. •» hit-ttUfer-folaMH e earns, and started a ] wbrt he stole; out of oa widowed eioter.—Pie«| baa a widowed sister. Elitely found mean* t<HRfr'aa edilorte! a would Uve undoretoad �GOOD TW3SSKX7& •= GREAT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND A IN DRY GOODS! AT SKINNER’S! The Only Exclusive CASH STORE in BATTLE CR>EE®? Large Stock of Goods and Great Hargain# / 3V3S5-W STOR®. X3X«.-Cr<3r . r A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries. Just Opened, and for Sale Cheap, at 0 g,| BURTON & ACKLEY’S. ! as ws juubi sa»o<M Hastings, Novembei\7th, 1864. ( 5 <? . 8 s. Sc |®U :h Hl Wi | tan A 2 £ sSii 8 W1 i _ | =331153 ?3Sit U £ :■ 9 =u * r43 H*s it 8 si v : n m en h 1 d l; l :■;.■! 1 h d JI 1 h? 11! H i1 ildll I:: •- *11 ‘ ii’is Hf H Illi j ! I ? J 3 ? 31 = i .1 • 1P i I * i f n :■ U! 1 p d x, . = 1 a Hi -f ? -‘ • H H 111 111 * | bl |! j JI tt Ul 111 Ji I j rI<1 illieh i<?l 11! 1 1 ariii’i rifw <ji "» ? I» 4 “s Is ij 4 1-3 » Is? . d gs 3 S s E L> x- _ $MtT e . 3 § “ g -g 5 • g E J •« u ‘c a A 54 £■ *2 5 u * -a’4 £-i^^xStZL.ia-2i-’vo Iisji I ifflh ■« 5 t= i 1 e -*: 14 3; ni * Hi ihL-h iHifj , I a! 4-j x? J= mh&v •f Ujji: ~ T 4 -T s r If ££6i • *5 gl Hi©I i Mi 1 , ■S' g: ya h,”i �hl the forreets of South America there la a kind <4 tree which produces a gum called Iwik rubber. The natives obtain it by culling through tha bark, and when the gum has oozed out thay gather it— Thia ia pore India rubber. About forty yearn ago the South Americans sent five hundred pairs of shoes made of it to Boston. Borne people in the Eastern Btaloa, who thought it would be a good material to make other things of as well at abuse, sent and got a large amount of tbo gum, and belli large houses and hired a groat many men to help them make tbe gum into over coats, shoes, etc.— When these garments had bin awhile, they were found to grow sticky in tbe sun,and to harden io the cold so aa almost U> bo umIsss. The people who bod en­ gaged la tbo business found they could not sell the articles and ou became very j-oor. There was one man in Connecticut by the name of Hayward, who thought if bs oould find something that would mix with the India-rubber, perhs - v~ could —,J make that -wv.-e woul ___ _ garments , — n<,t R™* sticky or herd. bard. So E~ be — studied on it a groat deal, and finally said ‘‘he dreamed that sulphur would do it” Most likely he thought about it so much that be could not sleep very soundly, and eo did nut know whether he waa awake or uot when be first thought of that thing in particular. Well, he made tbe rubber very fine, muted it with sulphur and melted the two togeeher, and sure enough, when it bad cooled it «sa tough and fibrous and strung. It made a substance called sulphuret of rubber. Mr. Hayward being very poor, sold his right to use what be bad discovered, to Mr. Goodyear, for a small *utn of money. Tbe latter gentle, man tried wbat he oould do by melting these substance* together, and found that while a pretty strong beat would soften the Esixture, a still stronger beat would make It grow bard again, and that it would become like metal, solid sod strong and still elastic. This is called vulcanized rubber. There are now mil Dune of dollars worth of goods msde of this, and thousand< of men employed.— Sums of tbe articles made are shoes, tents, pontoons, blankets for soldier*, buckets, life preservers, mail bags, car springs, suspenders, pencil cases, combs, boxes, plates for folse teeth, coating for telegraph wires that are to be sunk un der waler, ate., etc. Mr. L. A. Butler,, of J eflersou, Cook county, about eight mHea from thia city, devoted sixty acres ol land to the cultiva­ tion of cucumbers fur pickles lhe past season. This is probably the largest plantation of tbe bind ever known in thia country. We certainly have road or beard of nothing that approaches it in DRUG ten vxtifn lew and moat complete aseortmeut of DREGS AND MEDICINE®, telnlv, and rvauire frequent and expensive repairs. Tbo We«i will last a lifetime and T^eJ HiHdi. Hem. Breid, Fell, Cord. Bmd. and Gather witboat booting. They do not break the thread, akin sUehse, nor farm a ridms oo tbe under side of JoUu They will new over gathers and scams with­ out breaking tbe thrend^>rre<j<>iriiig a cbsngs Greod BapMs, Sept, 1SU MonrwtilreeL sTonti itoveii irmsi ike Beet; tkel Take Im W U. 1 hen — « fcU —OM Am KU voted Oven Cooking Hlovoo sM Hol air Square cooking store* *1m> a large vsricty of Farter. !>.»• ins room, add aix plate alove, of Alteay make. m5 wiU MU Item at L ^iliaua Fever, Fever and jlgue, Liver Corizplaini, (Lvapepsia,, dnaigestioTz, AIM a Alii alack of GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE. RDOAR.8PICER. PEPPER, PBUXE8, F1G8. RAISINS. CODFISH; JUST RECEIVED Ug jSTzklney jgostinfts' gu Camp lain.fi, aaA. aW. fekseasex oj a tkxnk> lav aaXwtc. Also a |;rMt vartay of th* <im)T hut TTPT-jrmfF.i AH €Mktar Extracts, R. J. GRANT STATIONERY, JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag’te PENH. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. XXT KI.OP Erf, CARDS, Ac.. Ac. orrics 91 Washington st. P. O Drawer. SKR Chfopgo, ID. AGENTS WANTED-Throughout Mta> igan, Indians. IlliMus. W.Mon.m Miasesota, Upoa our atelvo* may ba foend all *f MTEST MHKEREt. Come and See !! al effvet of that on* botlte of Peoples Cur* which 1 obUtoed front yon iu November last. Hoeing Use 'ndvtrtfoetnvnt of your Roddy, offering to give year tncdtetee to clcrgymra for the poor d their parishes, loLtatecd a bottle for a poor girl ofmy congregation, wlm bad long been nearly belpteas from Rbeumstiata, and strango to say that one bottle cured her entirely. 1 writTthia. bopiog It may aid thsNoetav tn Its eflorta to intro. Have it* mvrita will fullyJualify the must lapcrt lit* forms of *preeb. 1 HVAE JOST RECEIVED Putor of IteFul Prrkbrurlan Chore), octltealyr Pittsford, Jlonroe Co. 5. Y. a c. NORTHROP. Ami WHAT EVEBYHODY KX0W8, vis..— Tita Iron, well galvaniMd. wllf arf rw< That a auafh maeblae is better than a eompli^Tha* aTwringer should te self-Adjusting, duable, snd cffic.enL Tita n—A-Xfw. and Tbataubp eansn Adsy nd tnniilr to regulate and kevp fa orurr; That wood aoArd In bol water arift mmO ata ■risk sad nlit. That wood bearings for th* shaft to nm in will MOTE & SWD1B8, GROCERIES That it will wring a find or a Dr TWback't dL_. SXo'kmxcYCb’vVw.ts an Vh* >^oot wuxaV YAcwA. \>v. ‘Ro'baek'w fttowvcAx. Wklteva aave. \\\t. ^oorman "DocXot'r 'BkW*. "Dr. 'R.o'baeV* ■fttOVCWLeXv TJ\XXcv» TTORNEYS end Can Ita'ton.ln CN«e«r A CsUsctisa. *3 Military teal-dad.OBteteHah are Vox rtxkv vaaa's Bckaec aad, CovaJoA. SELF-AWU8TITG WRINGER ~No Wood-Work to Swell or Split. Na Thumb Screwit to art out of Ordrr. Wssass-ron wtrn o* wrrnor-r Coo-Whssm. Il look the Ftsev Pbsmiub al Fifty-Seren State asd County Fain in IMS, and te, tit 4ta Wrlngercvermsdc Paiocted ia tbo United State*. England. Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted la every town. Semple Wringer* Scot. Express Paid on re­ ceipt of price. Energetic agents can make from 2 te |I0 per day. Xo. i, M No. 1. 47 40. Xo. K »8.So Tbe pickle picking commence* about the 25th of J ulv, et first getting but from 50 to 75 bueKeln In a day. Ilia help waa principally boys and girls who would not average over from six to seven bush­ els. Four to five weeks constitute a good picking season, though thia year it waa considerably les*. A good crop is from 125 to 180 bush­ els per acre. One acre of thia land gave 185 bushels, but tbe general average of the whole lot was only 57 bushels per Beside* tbe pickles grown dpou his own land Mr. B. has bought largely from others. He prepares them for market himself, first packing them (assorted) in salt, Bl the rate of ball a bushel of salt to tbe 49 gallon cask. He afterward, pickles them in vinegar, and puls them up in packages to suit tbo market. The variety principally depended upon is ths Short Green, ft giving a pickle pre­ ferable in me and color. Mr. Baller estimate* that his pickles cost biru about 28 cents per busbel, de livered st Chicago. He bar now 1000 bbls. in tbs salt fur which he has bean offered tiff per bbl. Ho expects to re oeive 120 her bbl. Even at the former pries it is easy v> sea that a nice little fortune io ia th* hands of the enterpris­ ing sod energetic planter.—Prairie Afom- * pkeae, Banting FlalA, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. finisbsd in th* mc«t superior msawsr. It wUl B^o. BreU. aSB-st. tetter tte> -F otter Btovo. »Ilk a saving of U far evut of furi sod with grestar eoavoeteoao, it te a arotl SIXTS Hooao Fmmitem. aaA tea A*«>rctantate^tetaprete^^ art. act ottcrt&Ac \\y«. ^.a'bXxe. a* a roxOAtkax vokW cure aW *Ccix wS\k» vricCukh 5\xu\\ kw Wkt to," \>uX an a tvattAkoX. aacxA — cu 'Rxgu.katoT o’) tkxx nawXxwu An. 'flax *&k\kou» AvBkrkeU o$ Xksx 'WtxX axvA. SoaWttwrt, Kaw, Jot a Vjftft \vrae, \oexa. taa^K aecAcA. aa artkeke- oj Sxotwoxki. TikVUtv wkikck^kj lakxa ka ^ro^xt c\OaaXk\ktu, aaA. aX Vox \.to\>xv Ktmt, ate a sure oj 'HE_PCOj Dt. HoVkoek'* SXovcwEeV TAkWera Vycodt and \ ' vc\«k«ora\x dtVAvtaXxd. Bt. AkobackV S.D.&E.W.BHIKKEfS AMERICAN ORGANS, ©litlj Crmdo SUtailjmtnt, "Dy. KH1PPES * VM\aae\\o\xj tw\ovyxb\t. TT0BXRY8 sad CO’ HcJbaeVw tiXo««xc\\ ‘BVl'lcvw avcAktx Wmy'a E.wXx’Ct), 'SAxxavaaXks.av, cXc. Th«v« ffittir* ar* put up in quart betttee, of which tha abatw is a fao^inuUa. Tha label ia Jlnaln eagraivd, and is provided urith a eafe-ffuord /rom *’ CPriae fl j-rr bctlh, aa with- We might ill Uw paper with testimonials, bat insert oaly a few te convince the ak«j>Ucsl. if sorb then, be. and wo say to all, taW Pntn.m's Wringer. Teat II Tuooocublt with Asr and All nlbens, and If not sutlqdy anuafactory, ratsrs it. Pwteeo. Afoo./acroSng th. ____ '&\XVvca d-Av-c txuxx^ aad mkt THE AMERICAN ORGANS FOR BALE BY .tavaMBotertaf Hutter. ] & Melodeons! AND BVTCH EASHNBIA CWFEECt. DRY GOODS! ANo**L-cn roa Con.—Amsrlun ingenuity has discovered a novel purpose to which num oen be put, namely, for stretching boots snd ehuea. The boot or shun is well filled with com, aH mode aura by eueb tight lying that none ean oecape. It is then inMOMwawd for eereral bourn in water, during which lhe biter b dtseeadeMd by tbe gradual ewetteg of HARD-WARE! DEPOTl York. Jaauary 1M4. i bare tasted Putnam's Clottea Wrinrtr by leal worklag. aad fraow that H will <fo. It •p; It ia flmpli; it require* no room, fear al Work or at real; a ob'ld can operate II; H. WUXoHT, . TTORNEY and COUNBELLOB AT LAV. and Solicitor in Oteawea*?, Notary Public and Caarvyaaoer. Also, Clroait Ceart CommUaloaer for Barry A MIDDLEVILLE. M toneam. OFFICE OVER BLAKE’S STORE. Will ateawd ta el) calu in U>. tew uf hte prote*ion;w.U. promptly OUR GOODS Unusually Low ! B. C. FBI UDG1 OF FBOBATE aval l.awd aad Tax Agd the Ctert Ho*M,al HMUI days *f **sb I J IM READS ETREKT<W. *T. •a ObonsEuting atto � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-12-07.pdf fc9be425bf9053ddb79a7f4db33391a4 PDF Text Text HASTINGS BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DYSPEPSIA, •rijiwl AMD DUKAAES KEBVLTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE LIVER . H A.<D DiaKSTIYR OROAJ18, ARE CURED BT Hoonwra GEEMAN BITTERS, ■sii’issnisa?* THE GREAT STRENGTHENING Trows©. BA Vg JfQgg gtSPICTABLg FJCOPU TC Jfrtstiiijs’ gnsintss Jintton AMD WILL PAY RJDOO To any one that will produce a Cartiflaata publtab•d by oa that u not QXN L INK. BOOFLlNDt CEM1H .1TTE1S WILE CURE EVERT CASE OF Cbreeto wlUrroos DsMIlty, DIssoms ,f th. And stretch them steer tout. His was so same to taa.t; Hla geaeralehip, we bn, Creators la "ebaagtog baa~_“ Aadl.-Welding a review We rocked tbair mighty eitiro. From Mew Orkoaas to Maise; Oo ovary hill and plala; Their rifle pita era rushed ao. And drove them from tbair bolas; 8« gutokjy they skedaddled. Some of thorn loel their sol,*. Tea, soatbward they retreated. Krewe bad time to Urik.; But.with troe Union ballots. Their osseous we did spike. From all their tlroagholda driven. They rallied oe the plain; Resolved la a pitched bull!.. THAT THIS BITTERH IB WOT AICMOBOXIC, Contain, no Hom or Whlckty. * iCHH’ir nnxrKTw xrp.TnyAivuT,BUT It THE lEtT TOHIC TallaaAicksD gave eresroL Far Mm was not ie eight; Tba Uae of bia arriving la '>St after ths flghk- victory over circumstances, net him up eumpletaly in bia own heart. But bis application did not long con­ tinue. Tbs position which be bad gained, as it were, at a jump, be had not indus­ try sufficient to retain by hard labor; and hard labor only can maintain him who by accident, or a apacious appearanos of fitneasv reaches a place for which ba Is teally incompetent. Tone bad yehim but not Itaminj. He sported with the feelings of hie clients, as be had long been in the habit of doing with bia own; and though ho often succeeded In retriev­ ing the affairs enlrustad to him. by des­ perate plunges, at the close of long and weary doubts, his clients were nut ao grateful for being saved “by tbs akin of their teeth,'’ ae Ute proverb expresaes It, aa Tom thought they should have been. They did not relish being thrown over­ beard, to display bis skill in reeouing them from drowning; and if extrication from fearful dilemmas did minister to Toms triumphs, they could not forget Tbsy bU a rolgbty boaflaUH, ’Twa. at Chicago cast; Tbsy thought wbsn it "per-cu» sod," I. A. *- C. G. HOLBROOK. A TTORNETBsnd Couimviloro at Uw. ead S- K3S*<Sas is Helbroek Btock. Tbee Ccogrroosns to terry, !■> brigade w. did attack; Th«a briskly «rar dirlatoe., Marcbad up Ito States to wla ; W.r* lying thick aa bail; AU their rro*rvro were brought sp, Bui still could not proven. K.NAFFEI A BCRB01T8, The biggaal mortar they had. TTOBNMTB and COUNSELLORS AT LAW Helteiteru.to Chancery. Tea end looareoee B....M. att*a4od to -Uh protnploeaa Tours, »sry respectfully. > JI. KENNARD. Kigt>& tralow Coutos Street, Ptabdalpbla. From Rar. Worreu Rntalpb, Faster of tbe BspUet Church, Gennsntow*. F* Dr. C. M. Jaakaos:—DearHirz-Porewssl expariasoe enable* Die to roy tlistl re<*rd thoGerman Bluer* preperod by yos aa aa oxccUeal medicise. Io caaro ofoevsru e»ld and (oaaral drbilUy 1 b..e boas greatly besrAtied by tbe see of ths BtUars, ■od doubt oot they will produce similar.eflbeia os olbsrs. Toor, truly, W. RANDOLPH. From Rev. 3. H. Turner, Pastor ef ths M. E. Phila. Dr. Jackses :—Dear Sir i-Uavteg eeto your (torsion Butera Io my family frequently I aro prepar<8 to MV that it too toan of great Mrviea. 1 H.P. CHERRY. tobeva ttot in OMOt cases of general dabilily of tba syetem it ia the safcal and m-jal valuable retn r'tOUXTT CLERK and Notary FeMfe. O«ee ody of »hic*> I Save an r knowledge. Yoar»„re*p«:<fully. , J H. TURNER. Me. TH N..Niatesath Blrvet. .ter, *f MberU A Striker,ro Hlobrook »Block. From Rev. J. M. Lyssa, fcrulsrly Pastor of tba as? fpu' g. C. FRINDLB, Dr. C. M. Jackass :-Dsm Sir i—I feat It a WUDGR »F PROBATE, Rotary plea.are tbss. of wy <«rn accord to toar tcatimo L. .. <1. .-Ul..-nf Ih. rkre.m Hume ttayu sub week That beoely cbaagad txt* boo* Tbair wooden (us* asplod*d, And acaUcrod all lb* vote*; Aed blaw tto guaaars Lu who* They all wear itnpad ereto. In flank and rear st lacked, _______ ___ 1 gjisrtilaitj. , THE ITOIT #r * sum. I . r I ■ ' , BsuU fc»-<flAMi»Mr»0«a hsMimmRM, ggwggg of oovftzbfitk. t1 Jh cBB dn be RMi^ed ltt?* oowpletwMeh Arable origln- Wbicb made ioA fitoreriag^agto,^ rebellioo, nd; idbtoMfaf ttothe waaa etatesmau. Cut the Horn Mr:>adtb*atoMa'«as Bto aH wtohio :B>e «M earthiest., threw him tato a troublesome difitoslty. Ha was abaoto from hie -poo* when a dw eWvs vote area taken upon the very qaeetton which ba tod been elected to oarry—and be waa horrified ooe morning to find that hie opponents tod lakee ad­ vantage of hia absence to defeat hla cli­ ent*. . Great and terrible waa tbe wrath bow let oe advance over tboeAowbst ol hi. friends, aed aven Tom Smithaisle daacriptiua of a recklaaa youth to lucky Tom Smith ^paired at last tat bis maturer manhood. Despite of tba a lane which seemed to have ao tare.— prophecies of lbs comforters of his pa­ Ho saw no mode in which be could re­ rents that the “ne’er do-well" Tom Smith trieve himself, and no cxetsaea presented would “never ooms to anything,” behold themselves with which be could fare bis him admitted to the bar, with unusual friends. It was such a palpable and wbbenora. Tba shame of being taunted pardonable fauft, eo groesly inexcusable. with inefficiency bad spurred him to such unwonted exertion and application, as - ----------------- dto*r* developed bia fall strength. For once, _ of the “pfoddsra-—sudgwaire Tom bad done his best, and so trium­ la often more indebted to tbo plodders phantly did he make bls entree upon bia than tto'world su.pecte—eared him front professional career, that it began to be destruction. A earaful, old lull-beadod suspected that be waa unjustly miarspre- toctitlon, who waa in tbe same interest aented bv those who snarled that be was with Smith, voted against trim, in order । Idle and negligent at college. ' to secure a right to move a •'reconsidera-! Bnsinees flowed in upon him apace; tiun." Thia was opening enough for and the novelty of bis position, its T-! ex .Bmitb. It was a breach in the enemy's igbted and citemenl tn which be deligL_^, _ i the. 'defences, into which bo threw himself and. __j victory — *2 pleasure of having achieved by with bia old successes, turned the tables, AKO DO GIVE HITTKK SATISFACTION Have roere Toattmear, VOUCH FOX THXMl Than say other article ia^ba market Wo defy any Ono to aontradlit ula Aaaartioa ' kbedfitota 'lU budBeto deoto thekBdcMtor,by vbMuMly tbeothare bad etonificanoe. Tern woe delighted :wfeb and came off with flying colors, and more admiration than ever. But ho bad given, also, an endorsement of hia old chareoter, that be waa “net fit to be trusted." The session wore away, but the Hun. Mr. Smith bad lost bis interest in tbo public business, it bad no more charms for him. Tbo great excitement was-over, and be turned with dis tala from the form­ al phraseology of acta to repeal act., ecto to modify acta, acta to continue acta, and all tbo forasmuebss, whereases, pream­ bles, chapter, and sections of routine law-making. lie oought, ax rite men t somewhere sloe—and found it Wborel There hangs a tale—or rather lha moral of our tale. Tbe key to the Hon. Mr. Smith's strange negligence was the earns that will too ofteo explain tbe “abHa was land of deep potations and of luxurious food. Ha liked tba wit. and excitement nf tba- dinner labia, and tbo supper. Ha was the Kral of convivial parties, and waa prone to tba at Oe teres which fill up tba days of those whose nights are given to revelry,tba excitement of tba billiard room and tba bowling al­ lay, tbe early mingling of strong drink. In these scenes he could shine without effort. Ready apphuaa and beany ap­ preciation followed all the sallies of ao distinguished a ouevtve. Tv such haunts and to aoch eompanions be waa reedy to fly, not only from the fatigue before ba their difficulties. They did not like that, tbair causes and their property should be pul in peril by Me negligence, in order . that tbe-bair-brcadlh victory should ex­ alt hia reputation ; and would far rather that a little of the plodding industry which be despised should eeoore them from the first, than that they should coma io victors at the last, by a cswp rfr ssuts. It resulted, at last, that, Thomas Smith, Esq., was avoided as cnunsrl by careful tnen, but was summoned in desperate case, which none other cared to under­ take. Under euob a stimulus he was al­ most nnitormly successful; and thus, without tiro true requisites of a sound jurist, be had a conqueror's reputation, imoua against hia re-election, that tu de­ and a fitful, though, on the whole, a lu­ cline to contend would be a palpable de­ crative practice. There is a western feat. In neglecting the busiueaa of the bout which illustrates the Ilfs of such House, be bad suffered the district which men. He could fell loner, and etill rise, be represented u> lose some important or, as die phrase is, “dive deeper and advaatages, and the people were not at oume up drier" than almost any other. all disposed to furgive him. Again he It was always dark night or bright son- nerved himself for the contest. Again shine with him—a fearful storm or a deed be succeeded. Defeat would have been better fur him. calm. We must spare the reader the narra­ At length it occurred that some bnsineea in wbieh be was engaged required tive of ail the downward steps by which the Intervention of the LegiaUlura. His the Hua. Thomas Smith became i auk preeenoe at the capital was required to The first stope in this path ware taken expedite it. One proposition In lha con many years before, la bis youth and sultatiuffli with bls clients led to another, •allege days, bis dangerous passion fur until ft was suggested that it were belter praise, and fundneos for unwise excite­ to elect him as a representative than to ment, bad betrayed him into Ute love of depute him m a lobby member. The drink, and tf conscience or eutne uousidmatter was talked over, and as those of erate friend warned him to beware, the the public who knew the secret saw no deceptive promise was ready—“0,1 can­ parucular fitness in the election of a law­ nut sink ! 1 recover myself tou easily." yer with half a dexeu clients in a particu­ Tbs redcieeaMM of danger which grows lar case, aa bis actual constituency, there outot over confidaoce— Ute estimate of were strong symptoms* uf opposition. — his own powers which made him despise But Utts only stimulated him. It spurred the fear ul being taken at a disadvantage, his energy, and fixed hie determination ruined Tom Smith, as it had ruined many to be elected, for though ho cared Huie more. The pride which exults in selffor the honor, and knew tbe profit was debasenieul (not abasement,) in order nothing, to be opposed was to iMuro his lb»f it may be abown from bow low a success. He threw hlmoel into the work depth to rise ia possible, is much mors with Ms whole energy, and After vigor­ oommon than is usually imagined. There ous canvassing, caucusing and exsrlion, ia scarce an outcast in the world who be wbs returned by a majority of ten dues not imagine tiiat be could re-estal>vdtoa; a much more arowpteble triumph liah tumadt, tf wdy bo thought it worth to him tbaa if bo tod boon elected by a bis. while, and woul^eet about it! Dwwn I Down 1 Tbe elasticiiy ol the Majority often handred. To have been aaanimoosly elected would have posses­ str.xigaot must give way al last, and tbe I sed no M>sr ms for Mm ; and had tbe re oepUunofMs nomination indicated an ma&agtegpetty tow withe skill wvethy ofa better arw. Thie was trtamph enoughftx Htol to would etoowwtodgw the compliment with eoch • MmpM atlon of its truthfulness, as indfcetsj tlstfl be considered U unoeo«eeary UWr to make tbs trial. It so ehauosd ooedsy, that be faeetf himself dlrnrosd, when thefateriowtow era wers not aware that ho was listening. And be beard them, moreover, reech the calm and ead conclusion that bo was sunk­ en past rocali to recovery. They atfroed that be had ao wasted his energy and im­ paired Ms strength, m so tai and physical, that further expectation for him there was none, except that be wooly die likfc e drunkest swan—If such a Mrd weto possible—In singing in beeohleeeloqoecce bia defence againft hfIng OOnniUud SB-R “Perbspo eo,^ esld Smith. A Dew re­ solve was awakened In bin. People doubted that be oooid overcoats temptstion. Ho would Oto I • :. 41.’Lual From that mumoc^te put the resolve In practice. It waa tWinost severe strug­ gle be had ever undertaken, but bls re­ awakened pride, seconded by a strong will, was trismpbesL He rates bimeeif from tbs kennel. M bo had promised bn would, and ended, life where be should have com mowed it, a sober ran. But -where, >noeawMle, whore the “ploddore," the ensile, aa bo used to style them, when bo likened himselfton baref AU in positions of competence and Mat, wbieh be could never f---------They bad gained In tbo often and often he hi them Ln derision. Ma- ——retain bls youth, and premature old ace settles hard upon Mm»eyco though be bo a genius, who lives too fast Let tbs young and over-confident, tbs apF atefl able, especially, beware bow they warth their lives and trifle with their power*. It b egreseble tn aetopiah um'b frietoK. and to disappoint one’s^bos; but it in not Uefe to do it at your own expense. , FeoMs old Justice'Shallows may chuckle o ver the irregularities of their you th, hut. it is better wMhlbe pegs te fair, to nHlM . no blurs upon it It b very rrrach to • mao’s credit to reform from vice or dis■ipstiua, but it is better—aa the-good book advises us respecting ooatutbn-^: to leeve such things off before they be meddled with. 'Hun. Thomas Smith will tell you so, though he has been ao long, uf late years, in good repute, that Ms younger friends do not remember when he sti-od otherwise. Genius, unguided by abiding principle, and unaccompanied by indnslry, ia a dangerous gift. > Rqbacx's Catawba Bbaxdt la made from tba rtu juice or th* catawba which la grown In abundance in Ohio and from which thia article' ia obtouted—It baa an agreeable flavor, fine clear color, and poe.eeoes ail tba quail­ ties fur medical purposes, and fur a bev­ erage of tbo beat imported braudiaa. As a flavoring for mince plan and other cook­ ing purposes it ia the moat eeucomleal article that can be used, being one half a dollar cheaper by the bottle, and nearly two dollars per gallon cheaper than other Brandies avid for that purpose. Wberever It baa been introduced It haa found rapid sale end la daily gaining io popu­ larity giving in all oases tba utmost asL: ufaction. Call for “Bobsck’s Catawba Brandywhich may be found for sale by Druggists, Grocers and dealers gene­ rally throughout the West. C. W. Rmso, Propri«w, 56, 58, 60 aud 8E East Third Sl obapb, mtod sympathiBM with tbe bsroxtod, an wall 4 with Ito vl|--------- u-•te-1 have nut mentioned muisl Bgt-■**•«**•-r T--7-----I T-»aT 5 had nous. Woman are admirers <4 the bxilliMl end the bold ^aad each of Tom's Mr bwaU'i.riw-a Ifc 1 •«* �AR NEW liou. Wednesday ■•rata*, It mak Nuticeeofllw Press. shall ba compelled ■BclM*aa Coes dEKMRJSr..*.' ’ ‘ TSAIX1 W> , rwvl> 1U1 Ito Ulla. Napoleon, "Pin Mpe> fisMisAeMbmheak^frUo^tos..onx. 'Oerrfi>tare historian* wtfl enricb theeaMlvtwamwfHArpeA Wswljy Iwg Uker writoM mrfpaiotors, aed <wblie|wr. • r. fnrniMl tn dust? — Ar V. Kvantfthtt I to rliriwi IIIto nu*rf*» daJUr mJ has been no very dpflj.; \ j« its WlballoW«d fam It has entered the pulpit, and virtually forbW eertain portions of tbs MHpUrm Botin Tmttript. ■■ “It is If once a leading polities! and bisturicaL^nqslisl’ol tbe.oatiqa,;’— • U..U7 i.i«l Tba exchanged prisoners are described from the oracles o held from their su became they ably 5.000 or 0,000 men. rOsr loss b probably not taore thaa oae-touthof that has sought to aubesnre to It* own pur­ number. We,captured about 1,000 men poses both the scriptures aad the pnlpit including oqo Brigadier Gee eral. it has enteead eburahsa and brad Ill-will Signed, SCHOFIELD. word, toS>fiy for those in authority.' 'PlfateFlorida, in Brsxll- IjvpMra .by CspUin Collin* of . tbe this dedsfoe, will probably blackened by dirt andhanging’ on pro- tbtfrasMhsMkwIstto ia the meantime oar eoaele Jobe Bell ' Intis, mean time, the Copperhead y disgusting, vxbahlng an odor so fasti d it almost stops tbe breath of those if their own Govarnufsot in the affair, lure, of proaqpt and honorable reparation furnishing again to tbe world aco* Sr W was justified la tbe course rfw** ... Governor uf Bahia, whose Govern- month through Which these reports ex­ tend there la a . constant monotonous oomplaint against the treatment to which of which they know nothing sa y et. ■itfht wlthjgredlt to themselvea diarrhasa received no nourishment and of the Amer- starved to death. Of course they reeelr­ od rations which the stomach of a well facto, without bluster, and with a deter­ Mr. Wilson, the American Consul at mination to do all that ia just and right from gangrene and ulcers were compelled Bahia, when ths Florida entered that towards Brazil." port, demanded that she should not be to fester in putridity without oven suffic­ ient water to cleanso their loatbetame permitted to supply herself, but sent On Monday last convened the Tbirty- -Cnsted States look a very singular posllion In relation to the Florida or th* Wachupstf. and dying were kept without shelter, aad many . without cloth I ng, on the bare tepvfag vessels belonging to citizens of lived Its lime." ‘fiuperfluoos lags the ground, exposed to tbe torrid nun and the Uniied States of America within the reason the Florida had violated the neu- tralityofBreziT"by capturing and des- the earnest'and almost dispairing appeals territorial waters of Brazil, near the Is­ land cf Fernando do Noronho, In April idea*moves with events. War is either of kind hearted physicians for their relief. a groat ci vilixer or promoter ofbarbarism. Before tbe change from Andersonville, IMS." Thia ia especially tbe case in civil warn, 11,000 victims had been buried, uncoffinTe this the Governor replied, that —"oven if it were fnUy eotablisbed that the Florida had previously violated neu­ the condition of large oommunitie* trality, suuh a proceeding would scarcely could never warrant no to commit the acta required by the e>n»ul, which would be equivalent to a hostile rupture, witb- the condition of this country, aa four BLUMDaaa.—Tbe Ann Arbor Courier finds considerable fault with tbe blunder­ ing manner in which tbe “Bute News" ia among brethren. It has led even Chris­ tians to tbe uwe of word* of insult and wrath, making them ’hateful and hating to one another. . It has led them to diso­ bey thq plain precept of tbo gospel, that Cyer, supplication*, and intercession* made for all that ar* In eatboriiy." It has led them to place their politic* above , their religion. It ha* distracted the mind*of the evil and the good, and caus­ ed a declension of religious Interest. It baa tempted Christian men to sacrifice their professed principles to their parties and their passions, and to make their de­ votion to their country turn on party con­ ditions or personal opinions. It ha* even dried up the fountains of Christian compaasioa in their breasts, when the sick and suflrriDg soldier has appealed by all the lies of humanity, religion, and patri­ otism to them still refusing to give them aid. It has justified the persecution and murder of, and kindled an inhuman prej­ udice against the black man of the North, and denied the poor helpless *lavc and freedom, th* sport of circumstance* which they cannot control, the ministry of even the Christian teacher, it ba* made a proposition in our Legislature of New Jersey relating to the Colored man so inhuman and iniquitous, that If It bad admission to ths Waahuselt in any of tbe porta of thia province. For thia purpose the present arrangement it ia not worth the meet energetic and’forcible means wUl he employed (according to tbe inmonths incident* oocu ring in this county, atnserions of Ths Minister of Foreign Aflsir* of June 23 of last yehr.) If such shall be rendered necessary by the reluc- The fiiture is too uncertain to justify the ed io the Detroit paper as occurring in tanee and criminal obstinacy manifested entering upon such measures as may some other part of the Slate. We men­ l»)r that steamer im&Hlng comply with and moat probably.wilt bo necessary in tion these matters not to find fault but that they may be remedied. u»e intimation conveyed to bar, thus the new condition of things which peace tbe pirate? led loyalty of tba people. True, Ila maj­ might be ordered Close bls port Against tbe other. If the ority are friends of tbe government, but Governor had done in the case of tbe move clear of all the embarrassments con­ eett, Cap*. CoHtna would not' have had stantly thrown in their way by a perverse oeekxion to'tike lbs law into bis own if not poellively factious minority. Be­ bands. But, as It waa, be had no other sides there are measures, like tbe psopo- forty-eight hours to re- Laurel had been lying in Funchal Bay tor several days previous to ths 17th, sad early on the morning,of that day ahe steamed out tn sea, and met a targe screw steamer (uudarstix-d tn be the new Alabama) on board of which waa trans­ ferred th* crew of tbe Leo re!. Tbe cargo consisted ofguns, ammunition, &c. The screw steamer then made for the direc­ tion of Bermuda." DIED. An Extra C-py <>f either the- Weekly or Magazine will be supplied gratis &•> every Club »f Five Subscriber* arM.00 each, in i>tio remitlener; or six o»pwe for »2(h00 /z -t . ... Back euinbera can be supplied!aLaag lime. ( t The Annual Volume* ok Beeper's Weekly. In brat cl.ith .binding w ill bs sent by Exprean, free of peas* h»r I* rack. A ciuiiplcto set e>mpnainjt &gl>* expense of pure * BnouLss . Piikwow thunder storm on Frb moment of a sharp I! i tbe thunder was heard Doxxno* Van.—' V-. G. Bonrrox, are it the Parsonage of tbe Hasting, on W edneat Mew Advertisements. 85 Reward! 14th inst. to enjoy *<x GODET'S LADY’S BOOK. the divine assertion, TUE Fashion Magazine of the WorlsE. CLOTHING STORE! JJTJJUTUW.HJiK ARTS, art) FASIUWS. with you generous prospered you. reedved authority to il TUX INDUS' fa rosmus » sxaes. A New Clothing Store in Hastings, as Jest beta oy*nrA HEADT-MADBCLOTHnta. end Gent** Fur- It is a rather sickly time among Cop­ perhead newspapers. Among those sus­ pended since election ar* tbe Indian* Stott Rtoitler, Bloomington, 111. Dmocnl, Maddiaon, Wie. Patriot. Evansville, Ind. Timrs, Peoria, Bl. Mail, Logan Co., III. Couritr, and a paper ofSu Jwseph, Mich. stonily taking cargoes of coolies from Macao and Canton to Cuba. About one Antl-8lavery tnaasurta of the lata Con­ gress safely through tbe press. Accounts on file in the department st Washington show th* singular fact that more Southern whites than blacks bars reosivad aasietaneo from the government. A St. Louie paper says “tears ar* not loss than 200,000 persons In Missouri, maintain them through the winter." . Harrison Cornell, another of th* Indi­ ana Bona of Liberty, has made a confesslon, stating that he bad b*lped conceal Fix* VsorrssLsa.this township, has left Buct Gloott d .VilUitt, 63 ctt. AU Wool SiirU. fll Ladiu' ClolhShirtt.lX 75 Wool Sodct, 15 eta. :ks Ulen st Naw Ysrk quotation*. MUDGE ds BAILEY’S Many ofour Stale •: ■ARJON HABLASD MILLINERY STORE else will have their “s, elected—Mark that 11 WtY m>8 friends—one a champ A FINE ASSORTMENT HCILKB'ODX’fl BJL’DCE Th* blockade runner Annis, recently captured, dropped 150,000 in gold into SILK. lb* sea while being chased, beside a large a provisioned army amount of Confederate bonds. Senator Wilson made forty-two speech u .k___ •ition for tbe constitution el a mead dmnt with tbe proper proportion of cavalry and artillery, and composed of veteran protesting, while the Florida wrot on prohibitbg slavery which require* a twotroops aeleetod for special service. That burning American ships within the limit portion intended for service in this city, of Brazilian territory. yood that possessed by the Union aide of was temporarily encamped on Staten bland aad at Fort Hamilton. General What (course our government may think It right to pursue, we know sixths supporters of President Lincoln— Butler then devoted the day* intervening before election to making himself ac­ quainted with tbe city, with its police the instant, and with resistless power.— arrangements, and with the mean* at It will be both disposed and prepared to Brisilihn Governmaot. sioners of police were consulted, and with the great questions pertaining to plans perfected. Telegraphic commenioation was established between bis bead­ great powers to protest coBective against •citation*! obligations, and tbe reedjust- Weekly promptly to a “tip-top" ofuc*^. A gang of ruffians entered the hosae of an old man ib Williamstown county, ill. Another causa for tba unimportant part Gen. Buller displayed in command of shot him dead, and then bung his son, a to be be played by this Congress daring New York the asm* administrative talent young man of eighteen years. ' the remainder of its days, is its own manifested. On tbe fid of November, be Vessels under the French flag are oon- With one be Floridias he did in that of tbe Wachu- SzKMM am> tbs Naw A unMMX.—The tbe Magaslne d* The telegraph announces that tbe Flor­ Ida waa run into alter leaving Fortress Monroe, and sunk. Pirato vhipe appear will bring. meat jn relation to the two vessels mKtaar.npn^'i^i ■ “A few days ago we noticed (lhe de body to disgrace whose Hack dot would never have been wiped put. Il lias, with deep shame, excited a scorn and eon tempt for them who, though differing from us ele voted In the scale of national existence items so far as this point is concerned or hurled backward totrard a state of were badly mixed up, but had hoped oth­ kept many from the kingdom of God.— barbarism. er localities were more fortunate. We These are solemn charges! On these I have usually attributed these mistake* to arraign the politico of my country, and Florida. What did the Governor dot ti»c plea of ‘guilty’ must be answered.— gross has outlived its period of usefelneoe. Leino man deny thpsI The aad wiines We do not mean to say that It has been They appear original in that paper; and sea are here to confront us 1 Melancholy to the Florida’s 1 Not at alL He flew a failure; far from it. It has successfully they generally succeed most admirably. facts declare'an enemy baa done this!" grappled with all the great questions “The best ©f itsclass in America.”— Boitoo Tnttltr. _ ( . ' parture from Liverpool of <-schooner called tbe Laurel, with about one hun­ dred men on board, many of whom bad a handouipepictorial showbill on applit served with Captain 8emme*. It was also hinted that Captain Semmca ws* him•elf on board. Thi* news Is also confirmsubucribcr's post uflire.■ GOOD! EAR « CO. which the war has forced upon it. His- tug withal—but a system uf quotation* lory has a proud niche for tbo tbirty- MrilTrsi....... »™« of tbe UAfr Book • wit! receive nSecribcre 8r ITAIIt. AND VXLVBT BOXMtTS, 'The Howard man lei ■enca we ought to folio] To this tbe Blair ma is not altogether in i LARIKS', MISSKS*. AND CHILDRKNS' HATS, AND WORSTRD AMities. _ Gvwo, GOODS, **b*criber. Keapt roc.tanily on hand, aad for sate oe reasonable terms. Howard, may bo e» iefieeM*. >od style. New Goods received often. Wo think Tko Turkey* V GODET. Tbe Fortress Mor -of tbe Philadelphia J COMMISBIONERH NOTICE. detaHod to remain at each police station ENSIONS. P T«x Knrorrox (Canada) ATnss, of Nov. will BOUNTIES, su D PRISONERS r promptly and effectively co-operate with the President close upon the beginning p which it first broke out. Admlrnl D. D. Pe otodfol of tbo welter. imeaae amount But one Ktume a issievn, necessary that no excuse should be offisr- or OA». dbililtei svuiu sny vioiawc ISO Oom I lions, aad that if Confederate in arms, i visible. H INTERNAL REVENUE KALAMAZOO, MicmioAii, «»/ tis Poe/ ttributiow of the Thank •Jbe Admiral thio mor ��’ i 1R « i Moq Aj[Bn«nuQ 6GOO9 H.1Q "SHOTS &33V18 H3AO 30HJ0 iauvM-anvH Tsm.! T< dq p»ina , ^nq OOM 44>q j woq. re itb -inuaui juu oi ipoinbuij 1| p4puMntn<K>B4 oxsq poo •luojqw •.IX'lMSiiPjIJTHOH H «»"PM .:-u Xnq oi mlfrjeronj. qntcop a>! ,^sr.33Hao "«»■ ................ . wrst-tojt ■<H»a»a.. 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Siilinpllmtr, C|r u »UU4»W«TMIT .Uimur, DYSPEPSIA, IWfoll CAFTWE CT jrem A. HIM. DISORDERS OF THE LIVEE vancing prices of all ertlolea of opnsump u| lie. They orw jAa| ,*• dUpropwuon AJODtOKSriVEGROANS, ARE CURED BY HOOFLAND'S ■0WHE LOOKS ARD tlAT HEOATB. GERMAN BITTERS, and the quiitloni The rebel ex-General Roger A. Pryor wwecajitured on Friday last by the Oth twees income and outlay la a fnost fruit­ Thia, corps picket, of the Artny of the Poto- fol topic of family drocu.ai.wian-' tnao, wbil* attempting tv exdangw pa. ■_____ L- 1. pern with oup- pideeta. TMu ’Wrea dune hi retaliation for the reewnt AND DO G!YK BETTER SATISFACTION! capture of Captain Burbridge by tba rebel pickets under similar oireomstanilea loo, high rorair rot THE GREAT RTRENGTHENINQ rttaaS O»r<rrt»tlnr, New. York, Dec. /-fo—The: Trifaae’a There U ocrt a-f.tnily : of the middle AND DUEAtoKto RESULTING FROM now,. R_j»ilLgH,iea,doubled when the H.uniealioa by iabearetog the tourer of Great Britain and other nation, in recop. L_ V_ _______________________________ aiaing th. belligerwegy of tire -rebel, wtecb wM al«o eeactioeed t>j Bnsft .Mj eoqfl M possible. .-Gt"- Wabb daclsre. of the war. ju.t ,eo sore is this prophwey tba Uahed.Stotah have a kjodly fading to be fulfilled. . . toward and ailds, anls>M«< by such "The tmidancy of the public mind! is an order for the return of Captain Bur. tie in «be-worid Uuiew extravpg.nl at Irerpipg lhaj.eown'P*^! isocialy. Money is cheap and bridge on Saturday, and he himself will without any insiruet^MM,jar-aotbonty ' probably ba returned as soon as Captain whatever, took on himself the resDnoeibUBurbridge la sent Uck. nonatioa lly to capture oho of the piratical ende-j . Since the copters of Pryors Captain ROOFLATO’S GER WAN BITTERS tofts uf ongof-our rebels, while she was ; Burbridge has been dismissed the army anchored ift.Ate port of Bate., mA Abe WILLCVRE EVERY CASE OF Tur disobeying lbs order forbidding the uodere'igned bdieves himself suthoriicd condition of things will tern»|na|»—per­ exchange of papeia or holding intereoure. mir dietetic system invariably depends to assure your EacnUency all reparation haps gradually, perhaps auddenly. j The which honor .aod justice exact will .lie value of all com mod itlea, foGudlng mdoR.J. GRANT, upon taste. The resultthat.we. are a nation of dyapeplMW. »bal our. sanitgry- very freely offered, and much more free­ ey are feai folly" ‘••WWied* Bat when Mr. Pryor arrived in the city, by the condition ia iufcriur to yhat of any Euro ly and ptumplly Xlian if the sot had been CeestipsttaB, Tnw.nl Pilrs. Fnllarei of Blood HO* “Owl\train from Washington, at half­ pran nalibtoi atod.tbal wears, aa shown committed by American creisere la the watere of the.n>'«st powerful, nauoea in Sear Eroct.tiaa*. Slaking etl past 5 o'clock on Wednesday loqrning by eutistka, a cuopar.lire1y ri>.»rt lived in custody of Brigndiei-Genqnl WmuII. people. Rmreochrnanl regarding what liw world, recognizing the right of those and Lieutenant William G. Bhaw. The wo eat, tbrrefcre,.raay conflict with our porta pf England and France simply be­ -.■mis QROCBRIKB. provisions. Pteparty took breaklart at the Merchants' long acquired Kabila.«( indulgence, but fa cause she cannot resist iL The Govern­ •JVTm.k butter. Urd. perk, .nd cr*in Hotel In Courtland street, and at seven calculated V> more than render an equiv­ ment of the United States will not with o'clock started for Fort Lafayette, where alent in bodily, vigor end health. As a bold from Brazil one iota of that Man will bo precipitated headlong who reparation which, under the same oircum- now tower d»ft on their stilts. Wise Pryor i» now safely confined. rule, die luxuries that wa consume cost D. C. HAWLEY, Pryor i» apparently quite cheerful, more than the strictly necessaries of life; stances and her prevent embarrassed and prudent will prepare In lime for the poeitinn,sbo would be obliged to concede inevitable change. The dose’ who wrill ’ S junta though bo is by no nicani pleased with to England. Neither the undersigned his eituatiua and pruapecu. Hie manner —-----—> ------ ■ , is pmfiJeut, with a.dash of hi. usual .xpeusiv. tbsn.eur bread, potatoes and nor the United Slates Government qre TH AT TUB BITTERS IB swagger ; but ho converses freely pbuut meal. Hera, then, we »ec an excellent directly or indirectly responsible for thia oceuriepoa. Jl was not ordered or STRIKES. field for retrenchment. These luxuries his capture. Contain. Bo Ram or Whjak«y, In stature he is tall; ho wears long or a great many, of them, can be wholly auUior'ixed either; by. the Government of enough to pay what be owes. Wbentbe imiD seayrpt dii^b good, are ail sold ho will still find him. L-lack hair, combed towards the back of dispensed with, and the result will be BUT sei! in debt for them five or ten Cbouabis bead and falling Jx^md bls ears; bi. not only a marvelous dimenmution of countenance Lu a boyish cspreMiuu,and the family expenare, but will actually dou Times say if instead of indulging •” and dollars, and thia debt be must liqui­ IS THE BEST TOSIC £U> against Cbarleaton .iac-e April, 1863 date, principal and interest, wltb goM or /. U. bis age ia thirty-five years. He ia dree- prove highly beneficial to health—will whote power of the Federal aavy had its equivulontrpr go Into bankruptcy.— •eil in a plain, though good suit of “ Con. deereew the ductor's bills, and will prove t^-REuTwaiTsus so: been turned agaiost Wilmington, the Tbo conrequeece of the end of tne war federate gray," including a blouse; be a capital antidote, for dyspepsia, Iu mat­ war might have been more Influenced would be to inornos* every man's debt* I a.AC.G.BOLBROOK. ■[»<> wears a .bawl which was given him ter of clothing there is «a»ll«nl iu Wasbiugtou, a black felt Hat,, and - ■ |' field for retrenchment. *Our extravs- than by burning ten ciliee like Cbarlertoo about 125 per cent. An obligation of CUurca, rMMrm. n. >«' or capturing half a dutm Vicksburga.— M.OOO will become in practical effect, llaplUt Church. I'UJwlcIpeta pair ol ordinary cavalry boyta. Alto­ ganee in this respect, perhaps, surpctete • Wilmington SO long unmolested, ha. ^ |WjVW> That JOB* >>, 110,000. ia, Ik it Will will require require properproper­ gether, his attire is much bettor than that with regard to food, and is a habit, grown into each a furtrees as u> defy the t of Dow worth in currency |K>, .. ----T^,could have been expected—far superior or rather an evil, whoso rapid gr',»'h 1 efforts of ths Yankees from the sea. . j,— 000 -to ----pay<-it * A---------note outstanding draw­ in that of any other 'rebel officer who positively requires retrenchment. Only Several parsons of prominence faun trig ten per cent interest, will then draw has been brought to this city during the a few years ago, within the memory of have been in Washington sev­ what would now beequirelent to Urentytlic present generation—our common- Kentucky ‘ eral days past trying to «op the draft fiv. per coot or thereabouts, to uy noth­ sense fathers and mothers wore fabric. 1 toaroa'a xccocst or ui» captcha. ing of the principal of Uie Dote, the ditfi^ of their own manufacture; now, on the in 1 Kentucky. Pry or doe. ni>l corn plain of hi. capcully of whose payment will swell into a contrary, a man who presume to wear mm. O®o. oppeuM oirre.ponding ration. MUU. Ha^y «”“*»?■ M chaught else than foreign bruadd-rlh or casHilly a. ilaoBaod'o Uiuep. I. intrude Our advlee ia (or everybody to pay off ie .ffllctnl. and is "not ■ rum drink. A Petersburg paper astimatsa that •inieres. or a womnn.who does not ap­ Your, truly. LEVI G BECK. pear as a traveling advertisement for a ,20.000 shell, were thrown into that cite endeavoriug to rxebange papers with our French millinery ahup. Is hardly regard during the prugrew of the shelling bjt picket.) cannut be considered unfiilr.— ed a« within the bounds of respectability. Grant', army. These shell, have been lie currcct* the statcmriita made in Such extravagance Is not only abeurd, collected and sold to the rebel ordnance JOHN ROBERTS, some of the murning journals that he but it is pisitively wrong. But this su • as captured by. the Second corps, and onl of air .ppropri, dedluM; Cut with «*ye tlnit lh« 91b eurl* dvaendu the prrfluuua expense in drew is not confined The iron-clad. in the ■< ■nd thereby prevent credit of that net. He declares be did to the wealthier elssoe.. In proportion to their meana, the poorer pop.shstion Urly in tny f.milj rsiften r burrows not kcow that he was in danger until ho tend*. Gorman Bi exhibit the same wedenrei , All O.«TH COOWJU-OM .J U ciw live dr six men with their guns ;oiut seenuto be straining to reach the summit bow. ed al his hc.d. Even then, lie says, bo mr.de a movement to draw his pistol,hut of absurdity in fiuhion, and while only the oppufont attain it, the leas fortunate cur.eluded te surrender. He adds that our tauipta-to board them. ■ The: St Louis R^aAAcca tells this reach « near to it an the circumstance, ..h .rryrt!.. troops did hut get hi* hvrve—an animal, The naw monitors Klcapoo and’ Mil­ story of a t^rave woman : . . Eighth below C*»lc» blrevl, Fhltadrlpbifc which, according to bis statement, is tbo will allow. Retrenchment in this respect “Un the night o! the I2tb instant four IU needed, nut d«1y that the family ex­ waukee hate arrived In Mobile “J*.— IrestTri the “Cimfcderacy.’* penses may, be tednerd, but that as a They are of.mucb lighter draught than armed men went ■ to the residence of any Admiral Farragut has bad In hie Judge Johti Gillett, who lives te Carroll taunmunUy. ww cs^ tendqMJ nt our P00?1® ln lho °fef’ squadrou at any time. The Klcapoo was county, some nine rtules west of Bruns­ BiUtt.prepared by yw « •«> • erosive extrevagauce io dress. A man is built at St. Louie, and i. CTO ton. burtb- wick, and demanded admittance. Only In caw* of w’vrc chi «nd *«Mr qX .. wmfaiuU. en, and bar two ttitrets. The Milwaukre Mre. GilteU, a liule daughter of tbirtoeu born betefiued toy — J-.k, Ik*, sill ore Jac* Mid dial Msc-n and MilladgcviUe were fifty dollars as he would be In une ousting la a slater ship and waa.baikat the same yiarw, end five younger Mildren were at II. n.SIIKLVON, W. RAKDOJ.I-H. captured, mid chat Augwita bad probably a hundred dollars. The name principle plane. Both are fine veaxcls and will du home. .Mrs- tain#!, demanded of the men to know Who they were and what laden. He says, bow«t»«r, that-ia bis will hold good in every item <’f male and good service. opinion. General Sherrnan ia the ablest female attire; and one-ha If might just as The Navy Department at Washington they wanted. They replied that they officer iu <iur army, and that in the BuUth well bu used for other and bettor purfxe ha. Wiloitogtua papers of the l&th, were ‘federal/ and wanted te get any ... . . i_ ■*<4.. ..r t b* t arm. or money that might bo in the it is believed the “Guifcd-racy ha. mure ea. In ahurt, retrenchment dues not re bniu. Mre. Gill.t reached them an old debility of W fear from bis movemeota than thovo in quire privation of anything needful. It port has been very cions during the last pistol through the dour, but refuted to mrn ly impli«A‘'ljrUiT|n«,!toflh*t wk,c,I Lur moolbs, and intimate that U*«re arprogress elsewhere. Pryor remarked that he had hdfrd ie unnecessary ami uarl«a in ni.uere of Mveral blockade runocra io port which admit tiiem uoIom they would say who J i- lbs C-urtlU-^ Urey were. They then threatened to food and duthing,—-JVcw York bun. dare not venture out, adding that eo many bave bsen' dArtruyefl within a few break In. The lady teld them to dothat if they dared. Meanwhile sbe.had arm- ’ ’ Tua Montreal Ooutit. in announcing _ I lr» that cilv many — --r» ■ C4^b«^(NU-) ed Hreelf with ■ cup of hut water, while ». c. prindle, “Twenty-five on thirty thoueaad. Pry­ the daeUi-i -d J«dg« Coura.1 to pum* bur little daughter had oeeored a corn rnx|e« or rejoined that the-e pereoon bad “con­ poru, th. care of the 0L opereXiuos. knife end Mother cup of hot water, pre­ ducted thetiiselvrs shamefully in having1 ualil.lhej -a hear from H-chmond, says Tat porehascr of MontloBo. tke form­ paratory to defending her ea.Ua from aa. 5 left “tbeir country" when tliay werto, W that‘.‘there wa«-nd v«r»»l aausfacuqn Id er residence ot Thomas Jener»on,w Al . Btult. L much needed. lie thought they ahueld' evurt at the decision r™’***1' bemsrlo county. Ya.'/*Met Wter sold un­ “•The rascals at once proceeded to ' eused secured to regard it in the light of । der the rebel sequestration act on the break down the d«x>r, and succeeded In , U.I.K, .pr-rf ' J. M. LYONS. txUared at lh«s result achlpvcdby ,^b»d- 17ib, -•» B- f- b‘—*l’o. Th. Rings' Quinta girtitarfl. SOT A&caORQRlC, , xsiTi paidwtaMO. nyta- WrW^ ud UK C...b«.4-r. V. ’• b.'jr. Pryor registered hie name1 on lb* - ■ - • ->* '^i ,rt|.fl In a larva u. o. rrrur, ror, — - — -steturere, toad attram ancado". Th”• with/MW*4 tW0'"«<w-—.i» wameaAf’Gsaeral Ltomen- -Upn.osfpreren^i»<XWfV , atotBbawMfowltoafcfPryWA’a , At brewkfart, tocfWw dayllpbl, a *>DaidcreWe number of rrev-on. -eat at the r. nnw»*win s‘.sas?£E —..... ' "* y___ -re, ^OUMtal ™„ M th. tlnl waiott or IW '-w*1*: n>. u» u or* **’"i|r • ■ l*»r. " ’r rima, Roaboro’, P»; ijT‘ ~ Jk.^“!r ifw» fl». f - - , tor bilt’mg them or not the didWot know tHW”wn wrtidre«,W«ng titfa unwpect- bet' utrt in^r •tf irttrnd uf defwire. One oft^m dwn -—*J| A window In another room enlisted mi foopd guilty and bbl fo. sentence ;o eonfineinetll si b, put her head-ut. AH thia .Mie th. Ufcvfog meals thremenldg to t ।break tn, white Mre.^GfUett,***a *r( fore I nt. tior.s wern maao vy mw«—— MM, »•**«■••<‘•Wt uniwre-.’ta. rt« ta* M ru d^W^. takitlwcity »»H»fO9i“J CL, - fas’fifties ’■'M2 - alter of ftihttatrel? �HAffmres It seems to meet to prevr against the I. y and on their main line of tbe road located for 100 miles ,w.. — •• *SferCoS*- initial point al Omaha Qty, ^ebroks, and a pcliminary localio« i>f ‘ to determine. It seems quite deaf that Itailroad ol California hai from Sacramento eastward ducted unless the Government dan excrover the bank proc ated on .cur part by giving tba Im­ Misuro HTnMTl migrants effective national protection. I »oe, Ifta i avocations and places of scLtlemenl. wHh eo-yilberal disposition towards this great reer of commerce and civilisation. C^hall f»jT i« advance bofone that time country occupied by and liockr Mount* aot piy before the first of January will and also fifty crate from May last No deviation Fa ikoll partment during tbe last year. Powers nor designs to impose in voluntary Mili­ also specify tbe measures deemed eaten lial for tbo National defense, and to keep ring the year, reacnoc tary service upon those who coms from • 100,000,000 in value. so long been other lands to cast thbir lot in our coun- up and supply the requisite military jsouit arritaa. will be made from this rule. ■MM liiCtw -form’tbalr own ooneloslons upon Its mert i Iks. It needs uo particular giosmog, and with it. It is straightforward, dealing in facts, discarding speculations, attempting xivxl ibis Government and of the other West­ ern Commercial States. Ths Judicial legislative requisition to adapt it to the extension of our commerce, and to tbe more intimate Intercouree which has been instituted with the government end people of that vast empire. China seems AxraiBs. message that our Indian system be re­ modeled. Oougreas, al the last soeeioo seting upon the recommendation, did psovids for reorganizing the system in California, and it Is believed tbal under supported tho Union ticket, so called, but tbe present orgsstoation the mansgement a uraat nisioritv >/f tbo onooaiiw txrtv of the Indiana there, will ba attended *d bv the same purprtoe, ized in so brief a period, and conducted with reasonable succeas. Much |yet ro­ trabfe argument to thfr maine to bo done to proper government The report of the Secretary of the Navy presents a comprehensive and sati.factory exhibit of the afialre of that Department and of the naval service. Il is a subject of congratulation and lauda­ ble pride to our countrymen theta navy s full effect of several of ths provisions the ecu of Congress imposing increastaxation. oily indisputable eluding vessels undsr construction, on tbo let of December, 1864, shows a to­ settler and lu provide lor the Indian.— by the Secretary of tbe Treai Tbs Secretary reiterates bis recommend Ing loans, and tbo balance la tbe Treasury tal of 671 vesseto, carrying 4,610 guns, ations, and to them the attention of Con­ . zaraa. much impugning uf motives, and । on the first day of July, 1863, were and 610,396 tons, being an actual in­ heated controversy as to the pi Owing to the peculiar situation of Ja- • 1,894,796,007 62; and tbe aggregate crease during tbe year, over and above gress Is Invited. means and batter mode ufadvt all looses by shipwreck or in battle,'of disbureemeata upon tbe aatne basis were • 1,298,068,101 89, leaving a balance in 83 veeoela, 167 guns, and 42,427 tout. Tbe liberal provisions to Invalid sol­ case by tbo facts presented. Read it, Tbe total number of men at thia time diers and sailors ««f the Republic, and to performing treaty stipulation, ia incon­ tbe Treasury as shown by warrants of and preserve it for future reference. stant and capricious. Nevertfteiem, good •96,789,005 73. Deduct from these in tbo naval service, including officers, to tbe widows, orphans and dependent smounts the amount of principle of the about 51,000. There bare been captur­ mothers of those who have fallen in bat­ ic debt redeemed and the amount of ed by tbe navy during the year 824 vco- tle or died uf diseases contracted or of awarding to tbn concert. Our own pecuniary etolms is in cubcthutloa therefor, and tbe aela, and the whole number of naval cap­ wound* received in the service of tbeir nity of showing tbo world thia firmness and .equanimity tures since hostilities commenced to 1,030 have been allowed or put In course of actual cash operations of tbo Treasury country, have been diligently administer­ of purpose, Tbe election Mm * been of settlement, and tbe inland act has been were: receipts (884,076,646 77. Dis­ ed. There have been added to the pen­ / ; (865,234,067 86, which proceeds arising from sales of condemned sion rolls during tint year ending the 30th vast value to tbe National eanee. Again tho blessings of health and abun­ reopened to commerce. There Is reaaofl bursements prize property, thos far reported, amount day of Juno last, the names of 16,770 dant harvest dnlm our profoundeel grat­ also to believe.that tbeae proceedings to (14,396,250 51. A large amount of invalid soldiers, and of 271 disabled seahave Increased, rather than diminished • 18.842,558 71. itude to Almighty God. such proceeds Is still under adjudication fact that we do not opproacb exhaustion the friendship ■ of Japan towards the roaxiax axratio as. io the must imp-irtanf beam United States. from customs (102.316,152 99; from NalioOal resources—that of U Tbe condition of our foreign afialre is lands, •588,838 29; from direct tax, invalid pensioners 712. Of widows, or COMMERCK wren SOUTUiaX roars. reasonably oatiafactory. Mexico contin­ •475,648 96; from internal revenue, every description, including cost of tbe phons and mothers 22,198 have been The ports of Norfolk, Fernandina and • 109,741,184 10; from miscellaneous immense, squadrons lhat have been cal placed on tbe army pension rolls, nud ues to be a theatre uf civil war. While led Into existence from the 4th of March, Perfsacola have been opened by procla ­ our poUtical relations with lhat country sources, (47,511,443 10; end from loans 248 on the navy rolls. The present mourning to to many homes, it is aonu» have undergone no changes, we have at mation. It is hoped that foreign mer­ applied to actual expenditures, incl-jdlng 1861, to the 1st of November, 1864, arc number X array pensioners of this clast (238,647,632 25. the e»me time strtally Maintained neu­ chants will now consider whether it is former betoBcee, (623,443,929 11 ia 25,483, and of navy p.-n'ioaura7J3. Yocr favorable consideration ia invit not safer and more profitable to them­ trality between tbe belligerents. There were disbursed for the civil ser­ At the beginning of tire year the num­ a hole corps and diviobim and br Al the request of the States of Costa selves as well as just to tbe United States vice, (27,502.599 46; for pensions and cd to tbe various recommendations of the ber of Revolutionary pensoner* was and regiments have formed and to resort to these and other Indians, (7.517,930 95; for the War Secretary of the Navy, espercially in re­ 1,430; only 12 of them were soldiers, of and dwindled and gone out of axial is to pursue through many Department, (60,791,842,97; for tbe gard to a Navy yard and suitable estab­ lishment for tbe construction snd repair tbe River Son Jusn and port of San Juan. Navy Department. 985.733^92 79; for It is a source ol much satisfaction that tbe interest of public debt, (536,854,821 69; of iron vessels, and tbe machinery and pensions because of relationship to Revo­ of the rural serrlpu. Tbe election return' proto thia So many Votari cbuld not diffioultiee which for a t^omcnt ejcited al military operations,'at least by a law­ making an aggregate of (865,234,087 86, armature of our ships, to which reference lutionary soldiers. some politieai apprehensions and caused ful and effective blockade. and leaving a balance'in the Treasury of was made in my last annual message.— During the year ending the 30:h of rlsCbe found. I Your attention to also invited to vjews The States regularly holding elrcifuns a cloetag of the Inter-ooeanic transit route, (18,842,558 71, as before stsled. X1UHT or AST1XM. expressed In the report in relation to the both now and foer years ago, m> wit: Oalhave been amicably adjusted, and that I For the actual receipts and disburse­ paid to pensioners of all classes. For myself I have no doubt of the f-rnla. Cuoneulicul, Delaware, llhn -.I*, there is a good prospect that the route , — —z ------ ----------- -— ments for the first quarter and tbe esti­ legislation of Congress at the last session will soon be reopened with an increase of power and duty of the Executive under in reapset to prizes in our Inland watesr, DISTRICT Of COLCMBIX. Indiana, Ifitoajchusatta, .Aliehigaii. Mismated receipts snd disbursements for tbe capacity and adaptation. We could not the law of nations to exclude enemies o( three remaining quarters of the current I cordially concur iu ths reoumniendaI cheerfully commend to your oontin eouri, Nevf Hampshire, New Jersey, . _ _ >l..___ _ u_:.i th® lbs human ram race from an utlum asylum in tbe the fiscal year, and the general operations of tionofthe Bccrelary as to the propriety ued patronage the benevolMt Institutions Onio, On-gon, Pronsylvauta^ Rhode |iof creating the new rank of Vice Admiral United States. If Congress should think litical importance of lhat great improve­ the Treasury In detail, I refer you to the of the District ot Gilumbia, which h tve Isnd, Vrrnioot, West Virginia, an^ Wjs ment. report of the Secretary of tbe Treasury. iu our naval service. hitherto been established ur fostered by oonsin, cast 8,982,011 votes now, 3£l0. it would be d.qjtig injustice to an im­ authority of law, or ought to be further Lconcur with him in the opinion that the Congress,and foapectfolly refer for in­ 222 cwt thwi, sbowing an aggregate repudiated by it, I reoom tn end that pro ­ of 3382,011, lu which is tube added portant South American State not to ac­ proportion of the monies required to Your attention is invited to the report formation concerning them, and In rate vision be made for effectually preventing knowledge the directness, frankness and meet tbe expenses consequent upon the of the Postmaster General fur a detailed lion to tbo Washington Aqueduct, the cordiality with which tbe United Slates foreign slave traders from acquiring war derived from taxation, should be Capitol and other matters ol local inter ­ account of operations, and the financial of Columbia have entered into intimate domicil and facilities for their criminal still further increased, snd I earnestly In­ condition of the Pustoffice Department. est to tbo report of the Secretary. 015,773, relations with this government. A claim occupation in our country. vite your attention to this subject to tbe The postal revenue fur the year ending aURICDLTVBU. BXrARTMXBT. yeans and Cvnvraticn has hern constituted to com­ end that there may be sueh additional June 30, 1864, amounted to (12,438,­ . MXVTB4L Riflin'. plete the unfinished work ol one which Tbe Agricultural Department under table is appended showing particular^;— legislation as shall meet the just expecta­ 253 78, and the expenditures to (12,644,­ It Is possible that if it were a new and To this again should be addrd att the *»•!closed its sesaitm in 1861. tions of the Secretary. 786 20—tbe excess of expenditures over ths supervision of its present energetic open question the maritime powers with Tbe new liberal constitution of Veoeand faithful head is rapidly commending diers iu the field frutp,. Massacbuaetta.. receipt being (206,652 42. the light they now enjoy. would not conRhode Island, Debts are, invitee, Illinois xuela bating g>»e into effect with tbe The views presented by the Postmas­ itself to the great and vital interests it Tbo public debt on the first day of ter General on the subject of special was created to advance. Il to peculiarly July last, as appears by the books of the grants by tbe government to aid of the the People’s Department, in which they and diplomatic intercourse with it has Treasury, amounted to one billion seven establishment of new lines of ocean mail feci more directly concerned than in any The been opened ia a cordial and friendly hundred and forty thousand millions six steamships, and the policy ho reenm other. 1 commend it to tbo continued than 90,000. Nor yet is this all. barbora. Disloyal emissaries have been attention and fostering cars of Congress. number in ths r>rganto-*d. territories fa hundred and ninety thousand four hun­ spirit. The lung deferred Av« Island neither less assiduous, nor more success­ dred and eighty nine dollars and forty-! mends for the development of increased I treble now wlmt it was four years a ful during tbe last year than they were nine cents. Probably, should tbe war ; commercial intercourse with adjacent and white thousands, white and black, are neighboring countries should receive tbe before that time, in their efforts under drd as the national armies press "back continue for another year, that amount favor of that privilege to embroil our may be increased by not far from five careful consideration uf Congress. annual message, all the important lines claims country in foreign wars. The desire and hundred millions. Held as it to for the and positions then occupied by our forces Is and determination of the Maritime States to have been maintained, and our armies negatively by tween the United States and Peru. An It to of note-worthy interest that the malarial B> inn come substantially a branch of tbs nation­ steady expansion of population, improve­ earnest and cordial friendship continues sincere as, and cannot be more been produced to exist between the two countries,.and al though private property. ment end governmental iwtitotiuus over For obvious reasons, the more nearly the new and unoccupied portions ol our sourl, Kentucky. Tennessee, and parts of such efforts as were in my power have political difficulties have arisen, especial­ The important • Met this propertv can be distributed among country, have scarcely beanchocksd,much other Blates hare again produced reason­ is probably true. been used to remove misunderstanding. ly in Brazilian and British porta, and on all the people the better. To favor such . remains demonstrated that waliavaraqrc less impeded by our greet civil war which . ably fair crops. the Northern boundary of the United Tbe most remarkable feature in the general distribution, greater Inducements st first glance would seem to have ab­ and Spain. to become owners might, perhaps, with sorbed tbe entire energies of tbs nation. military operations of tbe year is Gen. Our relations are of a moat friendly Sherman’s attempted march of300 milee progress of exhaastivwq’ that'____ w good effect, and without injury, bo pre­ nature wUh Chili, the Argentine Repubconstant vigilance, and a just snd concil­ sented to persons of limited means, with directly through the insurgent region. Il Ing strength, and mnv, if need be, main­ iatory spirit on the psrt of the' United this view I suggest, whether it might not tends to show a great Increase of our rek tain the ointest Indefinitely. As to turn, 8tates>s well as of other nations concern- be both expedient and competent for lent system is firmly established in the stive strength, that our General in Chief material and resources, they’ are now should feel able to confront and bold in more complete aad abundant ihau eWr.. Congress to provide that a limited en with any of the Bapublica, and on the check every active force of the enemy, amount of some future issuaof public se­ and yet to detach a well appointed largo curities might be held by any bona fide army to move on such en expedition.— able. Tbe public purpt Krcbaser exempt from taxation, and under the .treaty with Great Britain on Tbe result not yet being known, conjee tn setonrs for debt, under such restric­ Tbe Terri lories of the United States _tp 1821 the adjustment of tbo claims of lbs Hud­ ml Government son Bay and Puget’s Sound Agricultural tions and limitations as might bo neces­ are generally in a-conditioo of prosperity tore io regard to it to not here indulged. sary to gnard against the abuse of so and rapid growth. Idaho and Montana uf Chili. important a privilege. This would ena­ by reason vt their great dlstaooe and the Civil war continues in the Spanish The manner nf continuing tbs eff <t, ble prudent persons to set aside a small interruption of communication with them part of San Doming", apparen remain to chance. On careful ron-mltfr*-. annaity against a possible day of want. by Indian hostilities have been only par­ out prospect of as early does. .L__ ‘rvii-i. Privileges like these would render tially organised, but it is understood that moulding society fur durability in the render the possession of such securities these difficulties are about to disappear Union. Although short of complete suc­ cess, It Is so mush in the right direction with the iusurgent leader could do m>. region adjacent to the Canadian border, to the amount limited moet desirable to wbieh will permit their govern manta that 12,000 citizens In each of Arkansas good. He weuM accept’-m.tbinr short svsrv parse* of small means who might of tbo severance of tbe Untaw. HtoUre larotiuM to that rffuct sri: wpjtoi.t.fcd nected with and promotive of this mats. Governments with free constitutions,and are earnestly struggling to maintain and creditors as wall as debtors, with rela­ administer them. The movement in the tion to the public debt, ia obvious. Men same direction, more extensive though lioeally stipulated In the existing arrange­ readily perceive that they cannot be much ments with Greet Britain, tbe United oppressed by a debt which they owe to States must hold themselves at liberty (hemsol ves. The public dsbt on the first But Msrykhd presents the example of ia herewith complete euccees. Maryland ia secure iag tbo estimate of ths Secretary c to Liberty and Union for att the future. If Uh Treasury mads to Congress st the The genius of Rebellion will no saore• beaten; either claim Maryland. Like another foul officer made in spirit being driven oat, H may seek to nr hesisebts hesuse. Western Nation*. -’ present p.«iti<m I Chat f’roclamatior e . The following ’•Clark, B. F. Hat WilcruL, Mt» Bisson. dsrlln—W. 11 B. Barber, J. D. Miles Dunham. p>*riraita of Qu« Pbilsdolpbia, Trlryrep* ““*•* New York. IM: On tbe l"«l! skirmishing with; fi.rces defending expected that ou' tbs eoast. TbeCtorteeUvi Gen. 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I!«« •N°“ • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-12-28.pdf b0c0752266a21e3014501b01f6db5037 PDF Text Text .wrralrte•-•d i.'--.i;lil ‘Butiniji Rmer, ib fubvtsbbd evbry It DYSPEPSIA, Wednesday, «l»Tr>ro», CAUKY COtXTY, MICRtQAX moaths, la obmrwd M- irat k* ibe spawn float vet a»am. any*^ D18ORDBRS OF THE UVER a.-o motsrrvE enaiie. are cured bt PJto fa> Jb~r M? U* A-fagto. ■” Make me a gvaro where'er you-will, • lu akralyptate orateftyUHi Mika It «M»f earth's buablMt graves, GERMAN BITTERS, TUB GREAT STRENGTHENING hatchto ar. left oprt lR • *rnw.ft< and it pervades tbs bold containing them, they arc JtllW by It. A ihinxfe* Mrom Is sl.n fatal to thsm, lb. ooncuaslun Jar­ I eoald not alaefa UI hurd the tread. ring them Jn tb. mtn. manner •« does Of a cofle-gang to the abamblaa led. the plunging of th. vessel. Under favor­ And the molbar’i ahriekofwtM despair able circumstance, they will ll». In gOtid Rise, like a erne, cm Um trembling air. addition on shipboard from four to six weeks. 8<. long ago as l&W Butler (ant Massachusetta Gen. H«n.) wrote l ' “It id। un­ Like trembling dovss from their psrsat nasi. seasonable and vnwbolh, In Ml montha that have not an“r* m their name.to eat Td »bndd«r sad start, if I ht.nl tbs bay an ureter," and tbeold apothegm Is roOf* bloadhousd Kiting bis human proy; pcated in Fair Haven, and In all «>ur oyaAnd 1 U*rd Um caplivo pl»wd ia vaia, ter di.trk-ta still, though probJrfy but Ai they bound, *Ir«U>, bls galling cb.ln. few of thoae who as. it nori, dream of If 1 saw yoanggirii from tlmlr oolher'narms Its aneient and bom*able origin. A few Bartered and Bold for tboir youlhfal charms. My cy» would Saab with a mournful flam*, turned during the warm month., bat It My death pals cboik grow rod with shaM. is Ml until coul weather has cufamOTtod .ra -W—■ To any OMttert wilt praduM a C*tlfioatepabl>sh ' ml by us that h not GENUINE. HOOFLAAD’8 GERHAN BITTERS D. C. HAWLEY, . U« Ha*tia<* HouM. .oaK.Ts « .MH M,‘V L. W. WING" . ______ SpL -liaise am rrss w u»i n, ■ । ■ —/ but thou must live tby Imh d.y in odd MglegK and di. at 1«« to tUt lhJ BVdirer may lis«. But such must .ver be tb. lauf of misleat worth.’ Dear Charles Lamb, be who onuM grow to «1 uquent ap-n tbe caraana of a greasy pig, •Ul taenM ha H«> RM Md gbw • smoking plat* /oil -of New Haven Cuvw. We can forglv. bl. misplace sflrtitimi and bis tender eulogy of pig—poor man, ! be knew no belter. Think of gre^ Dr Juhuaon aiulngdown-U»c mealU Anier 'icanoyaurol If be Ulkwi orufoundly user hie roast beef, what w .nders of exprwekmxnd phihto.pky wobM have *eapM his mouth bad it .-bean warmed by ibiwell buttered failings of Fair Harto I «<rannd Um, m-d bp.oBbt Up,, fttobm-tu/itd «««“!•. ■“>. •“"■« "* * -hIX'- mid ton OH “"• •• beginning'»f tay That angel « uitrey wiliUbe beet nmtiwe, bruughl T; 'vital fafaa de-dly fi-, -bich. w" k> tor uwr« potent fur evil than tUf WrontfUXM «rf lbw ur tbrintitlerabla frbatt of tb^ Bas.lan, mure fatal ibm the eaaoon W nrrtoty toulro; .hkrtcraatod ® 9‘\r*^*W* insatiable than tbstwh.ch forced meto open luy vein* on tbe desert sand* of the gJisttKann. SOT A&saoaORIR, uSbES-,---- wid* W iarr l.mnuriiili e, tr*1 finally ritita nmHb af’dde-'«»" career Waurioo.Utb.ur[1<>«ed tbAl mamuraA»~J by । k«mra,Md bMo«tU% in the fail that the trade really begins, and then it rtmlince. all w inter ejecting when freezing weather prer.au visiting .mtog drink. 1 M oturad * »-• »• «J tbe beds, l bs business cea.es agam In the spring, and the planting commences >OaU, ut abecain fM> leak no mono meet, proud and high. tuned ay Un. «-r not one of all •/ f--r the next autumn and winter prop.— To arraot tbe gateuf the paaaero by; cuutrmfa. -bo indulged I. Ib.ua of The immense number of shell* that accu­ AU that my yearn teg apiril eravea tunived th. hu.-rore of the Egyptian mulate around the opening *i*d* are Ia-BuryaMM< ia a taaJ of ataws / ►.metiines sold and burned into an in­ campaign. -But..l >., In >«>«•»« <•» ferior lime. At other time. tb«W is no demand lor them, in-which case they aro Anath and momentarily expecting hie used in making roads and filling ouvoL lhe-way ruU. Th. Fair Havro oyster* Coalata* u« Rant or Wbi»k»y. find a msrkK io all the norths and idTD CkUI'T Uliinsi I^fJWXi^DS ■c, BUT western States, agsnu being employed ’-raised my bead, ev.rrwber.by lb. diffsrent dsalsrs, to 18 THE BEST TONIC eupplv .11 kind, of e-nsimier*. aud wiped with b«r haadkwrtM’ IM llie nvetermee of Fair Ha sen are dauapnos. from «»y bnu<, and admiainf^-READ MIR >AIS SO: f turning their attention v> the Chesapeake t«red tb. ourdlal-to mj I if*, k revived waurn, ind .lih-mgh th. btointoa her. me. 1 looked around from tl>» R«" f*r‘O Hwck. Paatartrf’tbeBapUM nuy meinuin Its preset proportion*, » wait till he fell a JUUe oetten ano ™ lav. Of Ufa rota r nod. . r — —_ Church. I’cmbirtoa. N. J . lurtn.riy ul lb« North to b.n.i»t ...nK «-l «UIM will hardly be enlarged. All those, who would aing them a fine mmg. Hie vole, Rajrttol{Cba»«U*’h‘‘^e‘P«a- ... From ths BprinrdJd (Mesa.) Republican. As Nantucket fe axid to nrtt upon a wish to extend goto Baltimore, «t»d th. was thick with unnatural exnewo ;and bo Lwn the blcMng </ Hmron npun Wr* I ha»» known llooSand’i German BUleraCaeorarf.M.U — M.1 «.«*!-• ... . _ v_. 1 k.«. omJ tl.rm In whale's back, co Fair Heart, tbe fattest trade there Is parsing considerably lot*-1 waa loo weak to protect himsalf from superb of New Haven city, may be said Yanke. bands. Th- Che—peaks la th. the rude jostling of th. cn,*d» >■*. tn rest upon tbe backs of oystero. It Ua ernisr <>f th. Am.rican ujster unde, and smiled <>u h« tottnenb.iw, and exhibited .gft Ml I- U— will remain to. But that trod. In tbs town entirely given up to ths mtereJa <« M «b.r MUM ..I bi. bUpl~ -b bjrlur. that deliro-us creatnre. There Is scarce­' w.lersol Maryland and Virginia at no mditiM M. » I*-i 'i «r»l •"•“* loved voles suotbwl me and-ber luod band ly'any soil to be seen about the village— disunt day will be largely earned oo by «bk*. i..R« M. r«..u .«! ...UM administsrwl to cuy wants. nothing Iwl nyatar shells; much of the' northern capital and men. -A. ——«** •“ “** would occasionally over-prasd bia .eounrval estate—son cannot call it land—’ It would b. idle to try to convince * nauce. Late in the afternoon, the writer along th. Quinnipiac riser has been man-■ Connecticut man that Balli mor. ur Nor then a student, passed him, in company factored. c--t by ths driving of pitea, »H>t with a fnsnd wUn «-ur attention was di­ iru* o, - — r-------, by the arocmoiallrt of .hells upon tbe Cove, of N.w Havre harbor; and rt rected by a eoic. »f unusual power and X.~.-Ud..~f-Mrt.d M>—— water’s edge. The *trecU of the place, would be equally .baurd to try to con- beauty, singing that favurito^ M‘lw“’ ,.H« » to- «ft -PP >MI ■*--«. song of Franee, "La P.usicnns As be Mm Mk—d <M — — *— **r and th. roads leading l»r a long distance proceeded, • great number of •***•?“ r.t.i uti™< m. «<■ —yr"1?1 "* into lb. country, «r. kept .m~.th and white and t-eautifut by tbe «me mean*, .“XiJXTXZ From the collie gathered around him u>d Opt <»• tra" P'^'ok"”■’ bMtl. aod at the eKieiueUm «n mroluetary ex ..Am Mm 1. In tb. d.Mto and in the rommer. the tree* in the nripbhorbond loo* white Instead of green,, tboto of New Haven Cove are equal to. prrasion of (Might broke fr”’» the enure <UI»d I Md dlnd M IM from being covered with the fine ealenr- .nd can be cultiv.led even to “H*** mass. H. wasentbuaiaatleally eucored loo, or broattod otit my and afterwards the Marasillaias was cal­ of my protorvar. »tx w rone du-t of tbeto shell rued-. •"•J’*** tbuto otlb. South. W« It i, said that tbe very girl* of Eglr Hav­ lug with agroy-beadM led for. The same rich voice rang out wracked on th. packet । en have a bisalrous flavor, bat of this we was prai-ing tbe instituturns and produe that wild melody io th. wry word, „ his State, when we mentioned which are wont to arutiea. lb. spirits of the French soldier tn fFenxy. Tbs ad­ Fair Haven is the great oyster mart Eighth bsfew CustssStrest. PhilsAsIpbi*. „f New England, and them is n» plsc. of w .MiibM. -rt-s j*-rt, ro«s£ miration of iba pm* Inebriate s auditory i,.XeX. in th. world whlrt doe* waa now raised tn the hiabest pitch. Dee From R«» Warren fUoiklpb. of ~bto Mnd U und«u _ ■ buuinesa in this Im.. Several frnae «»f tbe oysl.ro <>f Maryland, which' nite his uttered and filthy garments, hie b-rf ..d brimlM. bu, ro. W whh an touM of «>’tM kctm J tM— »—■ 1 the fumes of liquor liad eubaded. hi* Tba .motions of tbo s.ranger, for a p.p.uu.m. d~;- ■ *'jr N.« H.-o. tol Tnd gw.er.1 debility I b»'« moment ov.rcatt. fcW ’1°’ LZMw* 1 form appeared symmetrical and manly, the good qnalilies of bts fav< r l”> *" and hi. C gloafeg wljV^JT-.TT rraurnad. tb. tears stHi wnrotaf ***• .fteni—n. -M" W- “*• ’- “• "I J1 woundup by .wiring. •nd doubt tot iheyj^lpr04 . gAjtDOLPH. !,.,. dM*. I-*; W. b— — todI-p; ’ of the patriotic song and flatbed with tbr era shore th. oyster. « * OUlSn. * “W '' n.rmMtuWU, F*of-lhe unexpected pr.Ue be• “I lino, not .bp- 0-1 tbonH dlrjet pw« Itob «••<> •‘“‘"I follow r man round with forks sackingI exoiument was winning, assumed so exprmiaion of. rap. h.lMr, bnc n-ttotMO. Oto U« (toto «m| *«— 32 intellegence and j-y that beautifully set Bill M tb. Mt-”-, ol . M. W. “ , m. Md ta<l. H» p—<» tW off his really fin. f-turse. the t<*w» as if II W.re copying a qoiel «<What and who 1. the etr.ng.r1 ».• .rurdi—MpJi tbeunlvere.1 inquiry. -Hi. nrat ,o« In H~—. t»— - "J* • » .Uli -d PMO-I-I " *-?*" wj.u—iipr-' .h.„ld b.. Thy. b« incomparable, and hl. French and Eog- dn>p IntobobU In “> ««• ■/ lielieve. In all N.« Ha f which! barn llah are both tultleaa." 1 l-od-radnnid-tobtoeW—M1": »"> «"» Toer^reapeei holty^ R BUt#a M1. B«l ,n ,M n...rn>0i 1» b. MJjir ,uiw -Tml” said b«, dropping M.*y*< streak of light perbapa. while '-ther p» t JJv. yn. (UK r 8p-"‘’S % not more cnnitoat her. > J air.nu t u-,. r„ I would Bleep,dMr friuods.wbar* bloated Might Can rob no mao of £>>« dearest right: My rert anal! be calm in any gra«» Where none can tall hi* brother • slave. •u *>■“• ‘^11 ."7^' uotup. U,nUralA Bleak. rUaloBoe” « »_______ * ta Me sticks; and whatever rouAjobjects com. i in croHbct with'them. Tb. Imported I oyslero uni wiblm to many dangers In I could net rest. If around my grate I beard the elope of a trembling alate 1 □la shadow abore my silent tomb Would make it a place of tearful gloom. Thvaa Bttlersbavs perfbnaed more Corral AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION I Bare mote Teatlmnay, fttsliitp' Dwiness Sintlon ___ specks tif oysters are touno ci-npug «> < tbe ahalld orSa old oom, nr W ftoMa. 1 HOOFLAND’8 onatfoad *sh ashscrlbvrs, |1 IS par an- AbveRTtaWO. '. »a Hl.r, of U. lira,IM » Sdirirt AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM rti.'-lije-’X'.'ssi.’Ss:: -------------S. C. PR1NDLE, om« or eRooiTs^s-^r,, .rfjlraib c. U. JackKrn :-D«ar ^r;-!^ ^ » a^?^S°rVh.“X.nWUer. *«. X: mI"-„ss d «**« lb«n io !>««». “■’ ,. Italian aa well, or Laliu and Greek,elthe> he added, cArelmly. In reply t« the “ Y.. ell lor u many qimtiim. that were him with the coin he mi much 1 ./our m*" ' Utg the barl-'r toda.nnd returning ... Jowly endeavoring to port bh •/ TS-. “bi turned t» ihe excited multitude who .orrcunded him. and -aid“k ia b.1 jwtiu ihM you ebnpld rtW mr name. I Lieutenant Lnniua, a TXb^<lher«U Merabs! L-**M^G«»d blemyn aU-kr.*.!1- r1"”1J“ frf E^i.no Ae these youth* thoughtfully r*‘ur^™ ’n. j£J2u?dny. "<■.“'• . in front of J"o> * lk,ir OT.ur with a grace­ ,„.U n—• ri”" ■ ■sr„ OHM .U.M ..na-trntb of the trade. nUllUtn ®" and virtu. , Mtl« to iM U«|»rU. i SJdlb I “^2 CjtfllV^rHMr •nfcf'------- 5 l j- Only R wry «"•” prop^rtexi “f *• 'Pi:BE #«, M- crt~i>Y ™ y- "“y " BUB v, ,11.. tbli Md •mH ..-M~dW-l»«----------- m_m — J ‘ Of the C,n,..bt-ln the *pring JEWIEB. th.tofa^'riM wueds:-, m^I. Fronriro. ptoMa debravto, I,* Lib.rte too'rro ws < XS^bX-A>» . n» 2.1 Mtw.imaoeed. bnt t*" or tprec _ -.-rjr /------ —— _ �gnnized by electiag H. A. Goodyear.M, GbinMnind R ftidbr.ii IlMnitawr... uimMiJ^LJtilifaeuir«f' fateeB.t^atr 6C" H. A Cfcodyiar mid, m Director of tba inflicted Uf»on uur cavalry, the r ounding MBs aABaUhga KJK Go, bo did uf Kllputrief, 8M«* hMfafeMa ptaaod TtrrT cxrrs. Those who hare paid or nut wish to be forward in any action in in th* way were lb* purest inventions. ■TOWj tn affrgftee before that time1 Ho met e!most fftarally no opposition.-— the matter of transfer; mg our oq ppqra,QQll jj^ficir paper at our pressa I rates, lion to lhe Oraad'River Vslbj k a fo arrears, and do Qu. but wuuU fallow tea publia opiuiun. Mr. hwoezay said be wm fully aware milM wide. Ha fed his men on poultry sweet patetoea, and the very fat of the of tee delicaciM that rarrouod thia mat­ land generally. Three of bia eooute cap­ ter, and did not have any great sympathy tured tbe capita! uf the State, tbe Mayor far any one except Mr. Wlllia, nor did iaaiaUUf upon surrendering to them. Ha any one opp.se the G. R. V. R. or favor recruited teouaaods of able bodied men , the H. fa A C. R except um ma a Bo mU want ou his way. Ha deliberately rested bis men on tbe Sabbath. -Us kept wae as ready to vote for a reeolndea this the rebel magnate* in absolute ignorance evening aa at xny future time. cf hla march and bia plans, uow threaten­ Mr. Root Mid that we would not ba ing Maeon. now Augnsta, end thus suc’ On Friday evening twehtyor more of■ called upon for more than 8 or 8 per oaMfully preventing a larger concentra­ tion of troops at Savannah. He played onr dtUnoj assembled at Mr. Burgher's coat to pay for surveying, dsc., until most dreadful havoc with the iaoding wffioa to consul; upon our railroad inlar- there was aa evidence that the work liuaa of tbe Southern railroad*. The would go oo. railroad leading smI from Atlanta to feM*. Those present ambraued by for,lhe Mr. Grant sold his views ware so w^l Augusta was destroyed for over 70 miles Twger portion ef oat bwsiacar nan, and locludiug bridges over lhe Yellow and /•presented tbe greater part of thorn of' known that it wm unnoceoMry to my contiguous rivers. The railroad running the village who would be expected to anything bare. II* wm fully abisted^n south from Atlanta to Macon, wm des­ arnnteibute largely to Ua stoek- of any th* Jackson Road. troyed fur eighty mile*. Tbe railroad Mr. Sweeaey Mid tba vote lahearln thie romtiagjtMl from Macon to Savanaih, road «Htwng, or likely to come to or through this plans. Mr. Ames Root, of town wm not legal, because tb* articles waxdmtroyed fora diateooe Mllmated Jackonn, was present and in a candid and of asaociatfon were not filed in tbe office at from 00 to 100 mile. Tbe railroad running between Augusta and Savannah grateful manner, pointed out tba advan­ of the Secretary of State end the com­ wm dMtroved from Way no*boro to Sa­ There vannah, a dialance of over 80 mile*, Tbe tages and. benefits which our citizens pany wm not legally organised. would receive by tba building of the wm no liability except a personal obliga­ Gulf Railroad has been cut, and Sher­ man’s position, when last heard from, Grand Rlrer Valley Railroad, above to pay for expensM already incurred. On moUon uf Mr. Wightman tbe fol­ insure* that he bold* the Cbarleaten and what any jtbar proposed route would Savannah Railroad. And when waspMk coaler.. We believe our citlaena warn tewing reauluUun wm adopted uoaai- of the deeuuclMia of there roads, which generally convinced, before thia, that meuaiy. impeded utterly all reinforcements to their real interests demanded tbe bwildBeoolved, That as a sense of this lhe rebels in Georgia ofany e>ucenlraUun Ing of this road. meeting we approve tbe feasibility of lhe of their foraee. we must remember teat the work wm leisurely aad thoroughly | The resolution passed by the meeting Grand River Valley Railroad route from dona. Tbe rail* were burned and bent, 'f Friday evening, which is published Jackson to Grand Rapids, end hereby and tbe road bed and bndtfM destroyed. dleewhcra, shows tbe feelings of our eUl­ pledge our cordial sympathy and mater­ Somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000 ins on this question. The meeting was ial aid to the fall extent of onr ability, arose were gathered in by lhe army, tbe countrv was stripped of feud, composed mostly of the stock holders, and to tbe exclusion of all other projects yet boraee and cattle. Tbe n«ds were gene several cf tbs oficere of the Balds Creek propo—i rally good and tbe weather deligiitfuLaod and Hastings Bailroad Co., and the reeoMr. Grant moved that the proceedings the total cesualtiMrfX tbe route 1*m than latioo unauiinoualy adopted, shows that of this meeting be published la both vil­ 1000 men. And aow tea conquering boro with a veteran army of 50,000 men site they regard the Ballis Creek project as lage papers. in front of Savannah, with every avenue dead. Indead, it was shown that that On molten, meeting adjourned asae die. ofagroM bluckad, ail hope of support Company has oo legal existence. T<o D. Braman, Secretary. cut off, and tee div with its garrison a run ouUidauf Hastings, except Henry certain prey I Ws* nut thia a wonder­ ful march 1 Yel we apprehend its great Willbaasme to feel lhe least interest is At tbe Tenth Anniversary of tbe Mas that matter. Tbe projeiB boa never met with anything but jeers from the monied aachusctta Sunday School Teachers' Con­ vention, held in Boston on the 18th ult., Uteii of Buttle Creek. Under such cirtbe following touching fact was related cemaunevs it became absolutely necessa­ by one of tbe speakers, and reported in ry So abandon that project; and we hope tee Now York (Baptist) CAronicfe: A gentleman, Anown to the apMkcr Mr. Willis will eee hie msereeta promo­ ted by tbe building of the Grand River having recently visited Washington on businoM with tbe President, wm, up Valley Railroad, and give ua the benefit leaving home, requested by a friend to of hie tedomil^e energies and untiring aek Mr. Lincoln «bother be loved'Jesus. persevereuee upon this route, where a The boal ores being completed, tbs qtm-' The PiMidcnt hearty c^nperauoa of others will render tion wm kindly nuked. buried his free In his handkerchief, turned Ha efforts more availing. and Mid: “When I left home to take this choir Cu4.«..« SM.OOO Mou.-TV, Pr-L of State, I requested my countrymen to dent bat teeued enotear call fur volnn- pray for me; I wm not teen a Christian. When my eon died—the severest trial of tsere. Tbe credits applied on the last my life—I was not a Christian. But call, of marines and other* heretofore wbeo I went to Gettysburg and looked furnished, reduced tbe number of men upon the gravM of our dead heroes wbo briH^ht into service, by that call, proba­ had fallen in defenne of their country, 1 bly «bout one half It is an auspic­ theft and there owisecrated myself to L I do loro Jtnt. ious time Io enlist. the rebel armire are m The New Atierae* General. , Wq,X»ka tee Jblkiwipg spin ted and Musiblo remark* from an article in tbe New York Tiem of the 8te lost, on “G-id Speculation and tbe Public Cred“One of Mr. Steven's arguments la, that In the war with Napoleon, England diff whsl b# proposes'to do.' We deny li' But supposing It tn be trot, what of it 1 We are getting sick of having the example of England cited In defence of every oatrage or absurdity which any pbrtton Of the American public takes It intn its head to perpetrate. No aooeer does any officer of lhe Government, or anybody else In tbe United States.eommlt smj act, nr make anr proposition more than osualTy htdefenstMe and foolivh.tbsn a host of industrious antejuartrui* and seixdara go lo work ae eee H at some thnr •* other, England has not been gwiiiy nfsomething of the mn»* kind; and iflt appear* that she has, they flour. Sfa the precedes; in our feoM wiUt as air of Uiumph, M ifthaleefalad ibegMatfon. Sonre propio renlly seem ;« bo under tbe impremiM that our national earner is OOr telegraphic dispatches from Wash­ ington indsretes that Col. John James Spaed, of Louisville, Ky., has been ap­ pointed Attorney General of tbe United States, In place of Hun. Edwards Batea. Col. Speed ba gentleman fo commanding ability, standing at the reef bead of the Kentucky bar, as advocate and ooonaailue. In politics he isof the radical anti-slavery stripe. He has been fur many veara tbe warm political and personal friend of Cauins M. Clay, and stood gallantly by that indomitable champiud. of free­ dom during tee darkest days of tba antiabvery cause in Kentucky. He. wae a member of the Wewtern .Anti-Slavery On vention, held in Louiavilla, oo the 22d uf Febraary ’ / ‘ ‘_L auance and power, aided by Hon.lC. D. Drake, of St Lokia, succeeded in defeat­ ing the nomination of Gen. Fremont, by Cui. Mom and hb party of crazy­ beads, from Missouri. Air emineet gmulemen sad divine, one of the eloquent Lrafivp* of tbe M. E. Church, when speaking at tbe Academy of Music ou the paoepeata and destiny of tbs Nation, stated tht ' ' nf Rha rrew personal tour through podMlina portiomi <.____ __ . ,, Igold miMeoftee West. He deemnded tee deepeel abaft* and explored tee.r subterransso trsMuriaa, sad with careful figwrsa made a lengthy and exact cullBui* object ia to keep abreast with her andRhat it makes no'Xiffcrcnce what we 1maw of the stored riches of eech m>0M My or do, m Ung aa we eau show that 1as be had visited, and gave aa the result of hie ceiculalion that, VMbout tbe help iX Californio, the silver aad go'd of «be West could pay tbe debt of tbe United significance dues not now appear. It* exposure of the utter baltuwneaa and wMkneM of the r*hellion ia must com­ plete. With Savannah io our pwssMiou Gen. Sherman’* army will sweep up lb* coast like a whirlwind of destruction.— Del. Tribue*. Washington, Dec. 20.— Whertae, By tee set of July 4te, 1804. entitled an act further to regulate and provide for en­ rolling and exiling <mt tee national fi>rces and for other purpuaM it ia provided that tec Preaidrut uf the United StetM fuse, at bia diaeretioo any time bereaAer call for any number <4 men aevuluateera fur tbe respective lanns <>l nne, two and three yMre foe tee militery^Mrekw, end that to case tee quota or any part thereof of any fown, township, ward of a city, precioclor election dwtriet of a county, nut to subdivided, shall nut be filled within tee spare of fifty days after aneb a call, then the Presides! shall order a draft for one year te fill aueb quote, or any part thereof which may bo unfilled ; a gun, and cor entire casualties were oniy deer the field for new imum in 1888. If tea Democrats in CongreM persi.l In l« • 4.Unl» ,MK lebtihe tbe arvMdavery battle over again, Mmoo, mU —HA bpr, Uk« U- they W only export another defeat. It dlj Ud Slurow d»lr«l It. Tbe obU ww» awe •< OauMe Brtd,. k.1, y in what-ta iuaviufc, homau*?. AlOrl«»Ud<lllb»b«» /fo»- 20. .b. r,bd**e« r*[w.Ud *> hbtioa r.pji. ed oneof our brigades, WalooU>«« the 15te corps, defeated tereo rebel brigades under Gen. Phillips, we losing only 37 men and tbe rebels nearly 400. Tbe rebel miliUa stood 15 minutes, though the battle lasted four hours, our forces constantly following up tee flying foe.— There wae not a serioas battle during the »bole march. Our cavalry was not al any time repulsd, nor was Kilpatrick auBscRirrioN*—ibcs. "*1 hart He bad several small fighte but still wears tbe earn* hat with whit* ho Tbe PuMisherv have perfected a aystern r/inailinrby whiefi they can supply Rlarted from Atlanta. the MngMiae fe Vfookly promptly te those wbo prefer to receive their period­ Ges. Lyss’s Detest. ical* directly from tbe uffioe uf PeUicaWashington, Dec. 22.—Die Govern­ Uun. pMUuaaten and.other desirou* ment has received 'a dispatch from Geo. uf getting up Club* will be supplied wlib Thomas, dated Nashville, «ls», announc­ a haMsuvnapictartei sbowbiH mi applies ing a report that Gen. McCu«»k overtook lion. tbe rebel Gen. Lyon oo tfie 17th at Ash Ths postage un Harper's Weekly is by villa, in McLean county Kentucky, 20 oeet a year, which rwust be paid al ths and, aP.ec a sharp battle, defeated and subscriber’s peat office. routed him, killing a number and cap­ taring one piece of artillery. Gen. Thomas also annusnoM that a portion of Lyon'a rebel foroM were al tacked, defeated and routed at Hopkins vllle, Kentucky, on tee 18te lust. or Magaxine will be supplied gratis findU-uJ New Advertisements. every Club uf Five Subscriber* al *4,00 each, in one remitteoer; »»r six copies for *22.00 Back numbers can be supplied al any time. D>e Annual Volumes of Ilarperia* Weekly, in nest cl«tb binding witt ba A pampUel dirscUaf how Io aprohlraanuss ■an sad gt»* op specUdeo «nl>ovi o>d ol sent by Express free of expense for *6Doctor or m»Jicibo« seal hy mail free oo rvceipl each. A cmiplvte Mt cun»prUlag Eight Volumes, wnt an rccrip* .Xeast, at the of Adctrwa. K. B. Foors. M.D . deer.jI J140 Urasdwajr. S. T. rate of *4.50 per vol., freight at eapruaw uf purchaser. Addrrea, 4^ Baar an fe Baervaaa, INTERNAL REVENUE. FHaklin Sqaare, N. 9. New York. Dec. 23 —Tbe Herald has additional details of Gen. Sbermsn's grand march through Georgia, and Pome important particulars regarding bia pres­ ent position before Savannah, and the prospect of its early surrender. The' city ia pmwly supplied with provisions, and is burdened wilb the feeding of a considerable surplus population of civilIlans, besides its garrison of 20.000 or thereabout A* all sources of supplies are cut off by the Union forees.it will, therefore, be ultimately starved into subrmasion, even if Hardee does not choose tn give it up sooner. There was a rc port recently In Sherman's army that Bragg wm moving down with 10,000 men to attack the beaiegers tn the rear. Should be be foolish er.outh to do en, be ana isciua.ng id* *via asr or jauuarr, i-«u. to will be very summarily disposed of. rawir* tto sane. AU prrsoe* vto shall asrtrcl u rev Uw *•«••* *a a* sfirc-*aM M*w«r4 within ib« Uaw sfMeiAM *ilt to> litol* snd rcqmrsd to Freon tbe Retreating Hood. P»y «re . p«r eenlura sd4.U*oa! upon the- uaosiu Now York Dm. 83.—TIm limoa has a A. B. TURNKB, Cciketor. special from Franklin, Teaneadoe, dated Jases P. Rosier*. D*p C41. docit tee 22d, which aay e tee rebel retreat from Franklin to Dutch River beggars all de eeription. Hood told his corps com­ FRYNlUUtUlVA L WOKK. ar erary eoe b.a awa TiigL»Di^rdivvnn»j:» njjii. manders to get «ff tbe best way the* lluclur— Intlractor f«r ii>att.«1 Na M*CU»Xhas teas aUa to compete with «. could with their commands. The rebel pvrm.ua ar Uw* stoat to marry, both mal4 a .u hose attenpt IL tetaala In areri thins cuncarnicg ibe pbywolo , cotfrs »£cr/m 1 army is now beyond Columbia Railroad gy a >dret*l.oa» of rar utn.1 a..ten., ai.4 ia but a little Impaired, and trains run to preaaeUM or pre<r*IH>a®r oX.nrv«r. lurladinr th* new ■hacoVerie* uwer bviunr A’rrn ia lt.e Spring HUI. lhe tel*nra|>h common * all tU>(ii*h lAwiru*-*. by WM. YuUXU. M D. Thu cati.hi is all right in ail d tectkms. John, l> trolly a r.tuahte sad hitemting work. It is writtea in tanguag* for th* r»w-»l rradrr. eonvitle wits not destroyed. and te IlluuratMf ante upward* wf on* botnliod Thu rebel loss during the campaign is All J~»| naarried people, or thus* . H. H — WI* .1 17,000 men, 51 itnns, and 18 General*. Tli» cumber of killed at Franklin is 1,400 and 3.800 wounded. Before Nashville and in tbe retreat, 3.800 killed and wounded and 8.000 prisoners. The Union I'im at Franklin 2.000. Total Union lose not to exceed 7,000. with two Generals slightly wounded. H»od has a pontoon across tbe shoals mi tbe Tennes­ SABBATH SCHOOL SIXGBGsee River, where our gunboats canm-t MARION HARLAND, reach them. Hood marched un Franklin A ■UarM> «»/CAZrA7%t>,- -J with 40,000 men and 05 p<ecre U artil­ lery. He will have lust nearly ail his •riWo forG^«ea*»oetbl ..M far m.Ba>.ns. We bar. ah® rnz^ued all o. fovsntecwetribMMU GODBY’S LADY’S BOOK. ITAerrtu. By the credits allowed in accordance with the act of Congress in a call for 800.000 men, med* Juiy IB. 1804 the number of men to be obtained under tee call wae reduced to 280,000; and Wftrtot, Tba operations uf tee enemy 8peeial te Ua Adrarttew sM Tribsas. in certain Stairs have rendered it imprac­ Hillsdale, Dec. 22.—A terrible acci­ ticable to procurd from them their full dent occured at Oseo oo the Michigan quotes of troop* under lhe Mid call; end Southern Railroad last night. Tbe New B’Arrrar. From the foregoing causes York express lx.and east, owing to a but 250 000 men have been put into lhe uiiaplaeed switch, ran off I be track, de Army, Navy and Marine Corps under mulisbing tba entire train, killing two Mid call of July 18, 1884, iMving a defi­ passengers and wounding aeveral oibera. • ciency on that call of250,000, now there­ Particulars by mail. fore, 1, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, in order to supply tee aforesaid deficiency and to provide far casualties in tbe military and naval service ot the United States, do issue this my call for 300,000 volunteers to eervo for one two ur three years. The quotas of tee State*, district* and sub-dl»trirt* under teie call will be assigned by tee War Department through tee berrnu of tec Provost Marshal General of the United Stated and in com lhe quote, or “J p*’’l thereof, of any town, township, ward of a city, precinct or election dis­ trict of a count* not no subdivided, shall not be filled before tea I5ih day of Feb­ ruary, 1806, teen a draft shall be -nade to fill auoh quota, or any part thereof, under this call, which may be unfilled on said I5lh day of February, 1865. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto eat my hand and caused the seal of tbe United Sulm to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this 19th day December, in the year of our Lord 1864 aud uf tec Independence of tbe United States the eighty ninth. XMUffAM UB0MJI. Tua Supreme Court ol tbe United Stales as udw constituted, consists of the Chief J oatice and nine Associate Justices. Tbe following are the present members of this august tribunal: Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio; Jas. M. Wayne of Geor­ gia; Jno, Catron, of Tennessee; Samuel Nelson, of New York ; Robert C. Grier, of Pennsylvania; Nathan Clifford, of Maine ; Noah II. Swayne, of Ohio ; 8am. oel EL Miller, of Iowa; David Daria, of Illinois; Stephen J. Field, of California, Associate Justices. Tbe salary of the Chief J usliee is 10,500 ; teat of tbe Asso­ ciates *0,000 each. Tbe Justice presid­ ing over tbs Pacific District receives in addition one thousand dollars for travel lag expenses. - Thb army correspondent of the Colum­ bia Curokman gives a glowit^ picture of ilife in Ridunund- Be Myo tee city is ifull of people, and Lhe market well sup­ ।plied. He pa>A the following tribute to < m. Gzanty G “Among all antegonista that have con­ |fronted Gen. Loe during tbe war, nuo« jhave given that grant chief more trouble or occasioned more anxiety than Gen. Grant. Although babas been repeatedly brough; to tec ground, beaten and dis eombited, like a reoklsM pror-fightar, he GOLDEN CENSER Mun wxATHxa hal past week. 8lcigh;nd pro*peet is not gooff f oahce. A sudden cha tony, however, make Naw Rcudot 1’ursl call mention to the 11 XI C. Bear, in our advil Mr. Burt ha* just coni •desires * share <X lhe I Frva Pan ctxr. Sexi —Wr would call attenj liscineot of tbe Collect* I -enue in another part oJ will need altrudlng 1“ •peciflvd.to order to^a’ penally. and costof*e» I There will be a D>m I benefit of Re*. E. G. I ILJbroolt’s residence, Thursday E’ri,?g Dec. iwvkuiiou H extended t 9rxNrixa Tax Rscsi understood that il is >1 stamp Tas Receipts. 11 «if tbs law of J sue 30th, I «<> thu brhef that all re I e xceeding 220, required! Ctmniisaiuosr has deck of tbe set was not to <fn!y utters payment ol Iwcutnr a charge upon | tbe United States, "F 01 «»r town. For ibis ream not fequire to bu stamp Ova Yocre Folks.—I of a new magazine, poll by Tkknor At Field*,! an “Illustrated MagaxU I Girls," and as strcli, fills I in our literature. Tbs I <Jur*Y.«ong Folks ohicl I nrally printed, end basil li»be.l nun-l*r. Tbe <1 arly calculated tv be'I children. and will also 11 tertahnwg for older per* I by J. F. Ttuwbridge, G;| l.uc) Ijtrrwui. Tbepricl F-lks,’’ is Two dollars p-l dress, Twknur Ac Fields, gr bettgrwi, n«L Frtoc < f Chala, nkvwet ttorer, serermstr. In Mper norrt^ 30c.. t» per bnndred ; in boartcuTert. 33c., er | jmt bunded Chate and Ubewer, er Cks and Veneer, in Uns roltuna, . M A5O i have a fiiet-clawi Agrieuli 1, J.Msrnwl, tbe Wfeetrra I —- --- . —------ z — —— — " ™ ornoT, WV-. -,-j'A^ youraal of the class. I; should nwt be forp<» I rd in our own Slate, J roev>as, should receive 11 >.f«ur people Instead Th ed un the 1st of Septet w*bar* uactvb wift «ny «tter wegaaire er For WM. B. B»ADBU«r8 CaJebretM Kiw t*’0 -«»*• «T Breome Street, New 1 erk, or tend foraoucaUr jaxtsiT1?-? ,-*■"«« ft. K 3NT3E3\Xr CLOIHING_ STORE! Sur. ia IU.I.H OM^iM fe<rey teh “™rr m.M L. ». OOBKT, aa« dtotate PUlUDEfJ'ind. PENSIONS, * POUNTIES. B PRISONER'S r O~r-Allt, M cn, F-r Cope, *1 Cfotk Cepe. »8 c^ Good W'eU JFete. 60 c*. •«,- mmitimm. «r KALAKASOb, Itnu.Y, Ofa, Otr^iu ./ io fH, Acnra^a ud •* pin Of rwroUlo. u U« mH the mart flattering » iaiue. Some uuvel featil duced <«n tits first of J anil it admirable visiter to I household, Ous of theseI War Fortran* and Sketel -i-a-iudc not only portrait I guiahed laadvrs of tbe ar I particularly, those of cl Michigan boys" who bar I aches bv deeds of gabati hater, we understand, is I ntesrts to giro portraits . I honored dead, as well M I fog, ia whom our own red tally interested. The set] ntabh far preMrvstio. I A wove! fontore in Md also io be tot reduced. *H t/relariy valuable to for giv* tbe prioee paid foe t qfau of pradwoo at tbe pd pumts In tee State. Sab �IWISS'W OOOX» JNTJEaXXFS UHUG JE»«FO3E«.3ffl. IT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND ALSO eg IN DRY GOODS! H AT SKINNER’S! BURTON & ACKLEY’S ■ ^iiy'E«chi.tve QASH STORE in- BATTLE CREEK. Stock of Goods and Great Bargains ! asoaBia Hastings, ih November 7th, 1864. h5 Si-3 S? *2 r« i ? -n i !? n: 4 ! 5 8 3 P -5 8 ?-® - s.1 hh■’ HP’"s “ a 3 T - 1’t ii MS.. 1 S 5 1(11 HHi' Hi 1, i 5 » In S;45 ... ,. Si’s-Si- rh O 3" n s 2 9 ’ 1 “ 2 is e 5 s st! Hl £* I Is l If ’ H11 ■t 4 . - 82 i S j tl J1 ••|=1 ilhi -sfsir a .8 : - JS * I 114 8 s 3 * » i -s Hlii s» 2--l._. iua'o S» i JI;? I! U4 5’e »-R ifi urne • ^s| III £ Ph mug- ja . S 1 -S £ "t ! I i H M. -i a 4 It Hi o =2fli“5 ; ift 3 - is h HUH •r;Ju. H: HHi.Hiq rSI’l ■P? UliHl «li 4 < W 1 i 5 4&t Ml �DRUG STORE Hl -BK. ’BO'BKCK'S 'B’LOO'B VBBVSTRM. ■ and < ‘ik’LOO'B VTLL8 ! bm been introdneed to the public for wore than six years, sud bars aciulrsd so \w«vu\w Vo\uAXav\x^, (MyhsiiiiMtft far stoseding TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Ism? Thar <tiU aew o»tr gather, sad seams wllb outbravingtbs tbrra-i,orretiring a change ** «*» #»*. " ** JTbsy are tba oaly maahlaa sslag Wssa's PtraxT Tsaaaa OurrMLsa. Tbsra Is »u ttaraLr^Eiwj'to K U’ ’X>UW°' °f U‘' ",M*Ck mi umu, wM. U. McCOXNKLL, Grand Rapids, Sept. 1M4 Mor roe Street. STOVES 1 SfOVEII STOVES I B«r Ue l« > ikea Take Van el lu QT FOR MECHANICAL AND MlDtCIJUL PCRPCSEAOMLTJn ’Yiu.vwe.vou.v, Cer^veoAt* which hare been abowerod upon him from Also a Ml Block of, K\X V-atM. c$ Wvi CowtkXn^. GROCERIES! Is iotsalinee i wants «.f naturs have «n uitisfied or - rather feeding lhe Articlra Ind^tMCui CMia I ace—n*^of I •ddRP rtfnnbs s—ar* <—x — . c-dU.aad auchodu make valu |r-e<*{Lj»J >kl>L that .nA laaaat. effect *B\,oo& ‘Vu.A^cv awX VAX* for the life and health' of But body depends If ih. Ikxxl fa pofammd^e body dr oot a mitcrablo existence. There medtcii ^ve, ■\3\xttxu.oA.tA geudjcjc’t iPKBimirxETr Aid Coeklcg Extracts, R. J. GRANT! b rooJxTef laiwr atamp. Crileelloue mad. on p dalivVy of maebtoae. If daairod. so Uu* /be r MretoseeaaadattjM//wlA«<>wnl lAty ere Lfoaera/. U«hMl JEFFERSON FARMER, G«. Ag’t. nyrics Di WASHINGTON ST. P. 0 Drawer. STTt. Cblcwgw, III. AGKMT1 WANTED—Throi<bMtt Michlg.trKb-to ntiama. »!***'•. ■>—*• Iowa, Missouri. Kcn»a» aud bebriVa for earing Sn-ofula, jj^/Aflfs, tfkin (IJiapasoe, Did Ffcr-ea, Salt Jfhsum, (Ps-fepsia, Li-k Heodooht, Liver OtmpiaiiU, Fever and Jgut. STJkTIOITErR-T', PKN.% PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EKVELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ao. Upea ear shtlvu may be faaad all ef HTIIT MEIKEKt. Come and See !! potatoee nre planted. We plant in drills tbrce-’fowt apart made witli si one burse plow,.drop.sad thee eurtr with the plow turnmg aabeliow farrow lo the center of lhe rows, on each side, and leaving the iand-m ridges.- hi about 90 day when the pot ifafta have grown near tu tbe sur­ face. when the ground la level, take an ordinarjUierrow, turn it over, teeth up, place a tK^argo stones on the forward part of it<*id drag your potatoe land croeswi-ewdlhe ridges till tba ground Is smooth; abd lhe potatoes will come up dean of and at hoeing time wilt not requirehalt the labor, that they would if this »Aiun had not deco adopted.— Rural j/Otrican. - ' contend that, if you inform (hem correct­ ly bu* n colt is fed and csrsd foe the first yeaeJlWHSill predi*,what kind of a ■utwbe**(l make. Jtirt sn£ton as a 4hlt is weaned, he sh-eiM b«S* A>* baikdfiib of good oats brai'imd, per.'day, a faw pnunds of cut The peculiarity of the fa foot they strike st the root of Disease by eradicating every particle of itapurlty Aw Wve ‘S'looX, them u*o on their farms Farmers’■you nu^tjeonforth to tbe pn>gre^( tbs «ge,‘-W“ Vbu eapoct^n make trMuey by farming. Bay the DPI Implement! that can be obtained; gad foivee niVMpIo variety. We wilF-how y<.u what the advantage rated. In <^[V»WS< our p-letocs, w* found lhe ground too hard "for Shares’ <3i]tiurtOT«' eo. we first ran th* other through the rojwte twice, and followed with, Shares' which ■ h'*d them better than ci-utd bo dune by land, and Io me quar­ ter <»f the time. / W4tb proper Implements there is no necessity fur Aawf a«An)f potttoee it Ml exceptpn land that is very weedy ; end three i.tatihrofthe weeds can be kept discovering »h*y pwsosnsae ntmarkaMa Cu.vM.vfrC Vro\\trtt.ts el vffert of that aoa bottle of Cora which I obuined from you In Xorteibor laat Swing tbe edvarty^a^at of your Surirty. offering io Kivaymu u>«<Uone lo dersymaa f«r tbe poor ol tbair pariabca, I obUlacd a bottle for a poor gi>| of my eoegrvgBtion, who bad long bwn nearli be I plea* from Rlie-jm«U»m. and strange to toy that mm bottle emd bar entirely. I write thii. hoping it may aid IbcSocictylanaefforuto intro­ duce Uie medicine, and UeM tboac ■ ho may nerd 8ELF-ADJU8TITG WRINGER c N»»-Jiy<«>d-W«»rk lt> Swell dr Spilt. \Vo 7%Mi-£cmM to pat out of Order WABSAmw wns ee wrrnorv Coo-Wsmsta. Which I offer at ©WITS <& 0BDE0j GROCERIES That TkanA Scntu aad n*aueoe cans* dufay and Irmfo. uf regnlaM and keep tn ora.r, v^-.i - r k—, That w oodbearings for tbe abaft to ran in iriu /h“ b*l" ,’’ff=rir Fwi!h Rhenmatfam IN FIFTEKN DIFFERENT STYLES. sytteru do«-«i»ot relapoa inlo its fanner eeadilion, which fa too ant to be the som with simply a purgative pill. Iney are realty a 'EA.ooX av\A TaMMur VAX, which, in coqjuoeticm with the *S\o6& 'V’u.AJvtr, will core all lhe aforementioned disusse, and, of tlieinxlrea, will relieve and cure Iruiigoulion, (PlMa in the £ou.-ele, (Pisxriaeas, sto. Try these modi cinos, and yoa wiU nsvs* "ft yonr neiChltors. who hats used them, I’ricea, fnm. 1100 to tSOO. and they will say they ore THE AMTOTHAW ORGAN Is an entirely new ioitrumenL It contain, both ■~;-.,?ttVWEK=r THE AMERICAN ORGANS isertMilya few m convince the tkeplieal. if Ar*proao*nced by mors than a hundred of I "BVoodi VAXs B.E.&a.'jy.snimrB AMERICAN ORGANS, rCOHLTS CUBE «k-SX«. “1 was troubled witb klverrnm’iem for two veers, ®litl; a rctnclo 'Xttar^ment, I Wor>t Wke a CVwxtxw. peopt Buffenns mere or losa.rrry day | hare taken two bottle* of Iba-Peonlra Cere.* and bare not had any pale since I left itofftr.we than torn weeks sen. I eonaMor mvaalf ** euif relr t nrvrt. and the med.cuie baa made w frel ver. Ilxkl .nd «o«l-jesilika a yonog man. though. I ra sisty"’SoDFKhT BCHhFFEI .IMMichigaa a*.’* That tba Putnam Wringar.wUh nr without cog boala wQl not tear tba ttotb«. That <wg-whsel remitter* are not e.aentlaL That tbs Putnam Wringer has all tba adranta. mead none ef tbe disadvantage above named. That all who here leatod it pronounce it tbe hi Wringer ever made. That it will wriaga nreedoraM QuiU wilb'w^mtyMXn tba p*P*r with faaUmnofali. but LI i writes, tier dewghterwee sored years’ ataading, wad Hl Vfawa tnee < f two'years. ANOTHER writes, hie sms was eared [far his Ueeb had alawxt wasted sway. The doctors pronouaoedph* ease Utowtw la _______ 7 AH OTHER was cured cf Faror aad Ague liar tr> in- er-rv medicine in bia rwueh. ANOTHER wa. eared at Fsvsr Sera •bi.'li lia.Hasfated faaittsssi isavn. ANOTHER of Hbeamatfamof aightyears ONEj ■he end County Fairs in IsM. and is. tnliUrulauefiicn Ut be* Wringeravvemada Ps aslad In tba United Htataa. England. Canada, aad Australia. AgeuU wawtwl in ctary town. Handls Wringers scut. Express Paid on refoTgvotsean make from ItollCwr dsr. I No. I. to-W. No. 1. K to. No. F. »1.6o No. A, to to. Manutactured and eoH, wholesale and retail by TWsroniAW naxssacreaise co.. Xe. U Platt Bl, New York, and Cleveland Ohio. AC. NORTHROP, Agent WHAT EVEBTBODT KNOWS, vis.,Thai Iron, wall galvanised, aid rato That a stayb mactiina fa bailar than a compliTbaxTwringer should be aslf AtyMilng. da- Fite, tiarafuloua Cbnsumpttoft, «h. Ctooil ’toeA.kc.vtvc.to, Inff.ta, October |. 1Mt_~ . . ’ CURE e^-SU .__ ., ,,h«g«lo. Nor is. i«s_ and you should try them bsforn going for a Get a Pamplikt or Almanac of my local agent, and read Um crtiBeatos, and if yes Imre ever doubted you will 'flou.'oi XX.O W.OVC. reatty dfoflrnred ki.K.I ** ptsduced AMD FOR SALE BY DRY GOODS I RaSerti A Ptriker, llMllmr* • EH Nic merehaate gearrally. Draggfal at too eUy of Boffalo, X. T. Jnvtwfad and manufoclured a compound known aa DRIB-, TOfK RAUAM OF HOARHOUND, which is a pwfaH seseme fcrooocas.ooun, or say'nfaunissan or Liao wmrciTin trial ng from damp, cold ^.ajtsrcTf or nrs DEPOT: IM READE STREET.-if. Y. HARDWARE! beafln. In -short, 1 t« in a cattle 3»w, and A with the pile's bull ti Men talk to me about in AmenOT You ibn/ used U> tJHSdlo forth j, _ DITCH EAST-IHItA COFFEE tt. Tbo above Cemraay fans, known - world aa UiaowMre ortbs CoE« l anWU Js'Btol Dauvia i. tbe tlulefa Kato 4 . _ ata the largeat ■owpofanrs of. Cefce os " ............................. MIDDLEVILLE. Micsicax. OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. Coolly. Unusually Low! SALT! th. e tsi Ito � 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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