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TIIIKSWVY, JILV I, 1MSI.
The Ubiquity of Principle.
An ntmn wuft flouting in the universe
gathered ntnl filing to it pirtide nftcr pur
tielo, till rock piled on lock, denied it new
planet with ull iU lieanlifnl tliv crsificiilitiin-i
of hill nnd nionnttiln, of rivci and ocean,
of valley and uinliricreoii I iiitlseiiii, und
this with teciniiifC oilics nnd inyrinils of life
in all tin? Variety of l.c!irin;:,rcv olved nrtmii'l
it dietnnl eenter, wliicli V liii lt d nrnnti.l nii
other center more ilintiint, nnd thai nvonn I
still another, nnd ho lout in the it, Unity nl
immensity j verge extended to vere, nnd
center played mound center mi l Mill lh;il
world kept around its roininon p. tint f.irrn
tohl n-jes when having e.-si--tci! throih ils
natural duration, it hurst, url in finnienlH
that revolved nn (iHlernhls, nnd p:ut revolv
ing; itself into the chaos of its origin. Cut
with it the preut l'l inciph; of it origin had
not died.
A " Mighty Hunter" once fiyd li'n point
of lialiitation in a l'ar-t..T ei-it nlal lir.ic---gradually
liis milit increased lYmii fur nnd
. near tributes enme to he red in !,' mi :-i;
man ofter man, mid Irilie u fl r infr- j.iiueii
tlieiuselvis in,!.) Mm, un.l ai Ir.i .1. nlii t i i -foundation
of u vast empire h i I 1., . ii laid:
structure following Htrn-'ttire, v.c-e. en-cie-i
on thin foundation, und the j inudeil tly:;ns.
ty of earth hold all l;'ii.:ih in in awe -l.ul
reaehinj; the acme of its (Jury, t . , ,y om
of its chordH wore Revere, I, till it ,,y In l
Iorh and was trodden under loot l.y t'ie mi
tions, and now it in dillicu'l to tell vibm
rests the tfi.st of Huhihm .' l.ul the Prinoi
plo of the energy of its oi-i!:-uoi- lives vet. '
Now is it how can tiller d. sli n, :i,m
drive a thin;; from (-xUtcni-e, -.mil its Print '-
ple live ? As well nsk the sun why it rises
nnd Rets on new empires. 'i incij.h. is mil- j
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vernal u is uu- iae ol revolution tlie pil
Inr of human greatness u 1'i im iple never
licnl Tlio same governing at lions that is
er ruled natural existence It-M ih.-;r ss a
yet arc universal, hut n'tcii , r, i ,-, fioi.i
.their designs ly connler i.itliii-iu ( s of the
results ofeo-exisliug iiiiiii;il'uii. Tlie irnind
B)ring of virtue is us ever, and that of ice
the name the one is true, tiie oilier in
verted IVimiple. The first produced Wil
liam Tell, lamnn nnd l!o!la the hc.t Ccss
ler, lionysius anil l'i.arro. Tl:e lin t I'm-ii
the hofioins of Wallace an. I hi:. I, rave chief
tains on the Carllaiiie eras, j.inl run;: in the
hattle-erv of the Held of ( 'aiulm. .kennel h !
The last wrung the life of Ivlward till il
tore from him his spirit in (u. tusil,. ,,
Ihinilniitnn.
When, after heing driven f;o:n their native
country, and landing on the vnc-washed
rocks of New England ami die wiMerner.s
of James river when after wn lcheilne.-s,
toil and dangerous hardship, al'ler all due
'lnyully to their King, the IV. dde colonies
BUM' the Htonns of war and heard the chains
of slavery in prospect, how did Piinciple
prevail? how did its omniseieiii. voice
speak for Libtwt;? See! in h l.y inch the
old farmers with eluMied muskets drive the
foo from Concord I The British thousands
in Hashing columns roll up old Hunker's
height a line of red Pj-liH like m'n -led
lightning glares over those breastworks--,
the whilo powder-cloud ent lopes all for a
moment slowly it rises and the nun gazes
upon eleven hundied l!ril':s,li soldiers on the
field or death I
Amid the raking cannon shot, wilh War
ren fallen ami the luave old I'ulnani wilh
them, they reach the hitsc where ihey meet
their old fathers, with their p-ay'- locks
Btreanu'ng in the wind, hearing pio't,ions
for their lighting children, ami pasoim.',
f li,.;,- l.l ..... 1. . .-i
...... ..i.i umniuin, Willi leaillll eves, lliev
exclaim, " the Toe ! w here are they " " fv, as
the sixteenth of August. 1 777, the sun had
passed the meridian, when Siark, hv
countcrmaml of general orders, and Ihc'nnm
liura of tho foe, had hecii forced to exclaim:
"'toys wo must compter ere the set of sun.
or Molly Stark's a widow," and then with a
few rusty fire-locks they climhed the sleep
ascent to charge from (heir cmlmnkmcnls
nn enemy of Hashing swords, m.iskcU and
lielcliing camion !
For two hours the neem iain-val.'s M'i;t
back their thunders, und the old granite
nee;nis roiletl tlietr crags in lurv '. Satalo
pi tool; up the eontemling' thim.lers - nwav I
awuy tlicy roll to the s unhwar I. Meaii
uhilo the war mu ges had gulht red t 1 ne
ioint the foo pent up in fury agahis! ihe
rallying thousands for Liberty with (ho;r
faithful allies. Here was fought one of the
most momentous liat ties in th,, aunals ,if his
lory; for it was between the future Empire of
tie U-s.ern Aorl-l, and her whose , h um-j
beat heralded the enning of the sun all ,
arounil the globe ! but it was a tri .,
iTiiicipio, una 1-ree, tun was k.-!...I 1.. .1,.,'
future joy of mourning hmnanitv.
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The Great Bethel Affair.
Fortress Monroe dis
closes the manner in which the rebels oh-'
tuinetl know ledge of lien, ltuth r's move-1
inents previous to the bailie of (h eat Ihlhcl. I
appears that 11 ineinher ,,f the Third New j
Yoi-l Iteirl ( II u- ,,, . , . !
...,ii..ioen 1,. u . i iaru, descried
on the night licfore the bailie, and vave the i
renei leauers lull nifornmlioii. This man is
now nt isiclinmntl, but the Confederates re-
iumj 10 receivo Jjun ml,, their service 1 "
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uiB imeiiigenco is received throu gh u
tnember of tho Vermont Jicgimcnt who was
a prisoner ut Yorktown, but wl-.o has been j
exchanged, und is now again with his reg-!
inient at thu Fortress. The rebel ioices i;t
ho rcporU as very Inyo, wi;h '
ftCceBtfloiiK urrivini? daily. The City f! I''-v
U BuirerinK from incendiary tires, j
week a Htorehouso coiitaining eoiisid-!
eral.lu property was (let Ir.-yed, ami on1
Saturday night tho steamer (lien Cove!
vhkh ha beeu fitted up by ,ho rebels for '
var piirpoHc-B, wu burned to the u-.,....--l
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Very True.
of 'JVnn., was honored,
on Lis arrival iu Washington, l.y a serenade
tid was called out for a few remarks. ,.
luong o.uur thiugH which lm buid, "Jlo be
lieved that South Curolina und (ho w h,.o
Bouth would now bo us quiet as 11 lamb if
the old man Jackson had been at the head
of tie Nation last full; m,,l could CJ:ly und
WelBter respond to their tries of compro
mitie, it would be on it often Lab loon, in ihe
language of Andrew Juckuou: 'The Pi-deral
I'tiioii, it iuut be irtervtd! "
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The Great Rebellion.
Progress of the Work of Suppression.
Ihit few movements of importance among
tho Federal troops, aside from tho ordinary
arrivals and departures, appears to have
taken place in the vicinity of Washington
tho past week. Cur lines are In log strength
ened daily v henevt r such proceeding mcciiin
iieeessarv, timl will (loiltleu noon he, 11
thev nre'not already, in n condition to with -
sla.'d the ousel of iho fifty thorn and rebel..!.
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which are reported to lie ready (o n' tempt
the osplurc of the Cniu'tnl. On Thurodav
((MI l eln la were dispersed nt Mslhias I'oinl
on the I'otomai', by .'10 lei 'i'n Coin the I'aw
ice. A ipiantily of camp cpii) i;r and a
numls r of hoi, a s were i-ceuicd. At il o'
elo. k on We lie s I. IV (!eo. I. K'Mie, popi'e
ma! f.lml ol I ..ill. more, w.-s nrre-.ti .1 l.y orM
of den. r..oii:s, aad conveyed to Port M
Henry, w here he is now held a riinoner.
1 1 seems Ilia,' I'd e v r, i aiding lis" rebels I'd
that city, and using the a, mod I'urce under
his control (o eoi:ccal, rather ll.a'i di leet,
acts of IresM.n to tho ( lovci nient. A ku'co
.piaetily of r.riiis, nnuieit'on, ,-c. (;'., was,
t.ei.ei it f: el wards al I In- private dwellings
of (he HcoesaioicslH and nail to w I'fii t.
'I lie gnud ci'l'eeN of th bat ! I" a I I !: .1 v'ile,
i 1 v.'iiieh I ,'en. I.yon ; ,i e the rein da of M in
soi'i i s". h a v. I, oh some e:,i .,1:. sre 1 ...i.ily
d" elejd.i," theinai Ivi s. 'I'lii" 1 v. ho l,ave
Is t II v.-.ivoi iiig in ll.eir I'd' lily In tin r,.:
crniin nl. ! 1 : P ad:'.. .1 in iheir I'.dih,
W liil ' t' e v im I ., v e I ecu "in n le: ::! is
cessions, ' :'ars so 111 lon;;cr. Tiie Mayor
of l.e.xii g ton, IViiou in;; I he h ad of I he "1 1111- ,
ing (i. 1 "'nor," has Ih d to ails iml.nowii. '
and for Ids imceensnr a if eid"d I nioli ln.111 !
has bra n chosen, w!io is ..iislaihel bv llie
una union.', vns'C n he t- I ";. The r In
fni ees h.t in; ; la
in;' Ion. as cxpcei
I 10 liisl.e a r:'a;,o 1. 1
!, il is Low t iloie.i II t
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that
It'll I A on v. ill proceed to lis.' I '
weal,:
Wliel'i-
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II w'di Col. Sei..
, h will 0'1'er
any odn-r n h
i s t: an-
able to !
1 leader'
lilll'l'l lit r-pl lsgs eld
lien McCulloch, or
who may j reu nt Id
It ma ins list! Il
,11s if.
e lirli.tii.i regimen!
lias
been relieved of its da
t 'umbi rlsnd by leinfon
al t onei'iilrat'eii of Ir -n
lioiinet d. Col. W iiliaee
count of a light near ( '11
llgcrolM pnsipiMl ill
em u!s. and il g;e,cr
i at r'lillippa i t an
gi es a del liled no
iub. rl.iml on Tloi 's-
day last, between ih'rltcn ol'J.i;
forty of lie- ( in my, v. ho were
..'..ills
oinple
ed an,
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nailed, eight of iheir l.cinhis- li
hoisi -i tapliiretl.
hailed en hour,
tacked by the n I
In about "1 a m: 11.
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After die light intr neimls
w hen Ihey v. ere again al-1
ids, w ii-i were ! "-: nl'oreo I 1
The al hick w as so taid
it,., .
mi1 111:11 1. icy aoannontii im !inrs--s an
crossed to a s'ii ill islau I at lie- nnuilii of
I'allcr.son's creek. The charge of lhe 1 ebe,s
was bold and conlident. t I li.l fd nude:'
the lire of Col. Wnllaoe's piekel, close about
and on Ihe idaml. Our picket were lins!l
th'ivt n oil' an 1 Heath rc.l each man for him
self. All got into camp again, however, on
Friday. Corporal Hayes, of Coin'ny A, was
wounded, but is 1 -ecovi 1 ing. .I.e. Ibillin.-s-worth
of Company 11, is ilea 1, lie was tak
en pri -toner and brutally 111111 densl. Three
eon. panics went to (lie ground I'ri lay mo ril
ing and recovered ever-, Ihing helo-igin -p,
the ph he I except a few l,o-.es. A dispatch
to the lia.ello fays Unit the i.-hels are cou
c. utrntiiig ill I'ealinglon and l.-iurol Hill, .'1
miles south of I'hillippa, on the main road
leading- through Ih-veily, 1 1 id lon iile, dm
Cheat .Mountain Cap, mid thence on (lirmigh
!k- heart of Virginia to Slaunloii, and lhe
beginning of direct railroad eoiuniunieal ion
with Ki'chinou.l. At Laurel Hill the rebels
are reportcl lo be ;'lit) strong, uml under
Ihe leadership of ex-Cov. Wise. liesides
thin force at their inlvanct- camp, thev have
also ti n ips al !V crly, 1 1 ul brnv iii,' and die
Caps, though in what numbers now it is im-
111!. Ill
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hin-m-e our lie publican friends to f, How ihe
t"Na,',i,, ,,f '"' htd.y IV.uocr.icv and
l';l!'hv ''helpline ubove an sui, ( adh.-r-It
,'"'v ih-voli-.n 1,1 (1. Cnion for we
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;lM l,,v.l''die. s sl.ivil-l be : :ci iii ,- ! 111
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""' "n u' l:u 1 ,:'"- '-nt w c inccly wish
l''l:"w !l-'t lhe llcpubheans mc m, ihe
lusl l"uiaii,l a ron.rii to ihe biiter sirif s
l'u, l.v ar'are. We may us niion in this
'""ia-( lion thai in ,ptiu a 1,111, .her , f cou.i
Yorktown tho IVmocracy have a'readv i.n.de iheh'
iioiuinaliotiM.H:, I iiia!iu..sievorveo.u,
lliehmoutl. .V in tlie Norrh-wed miliary hteps a',-,- tak
Last ') cU'ecl that v ery -laudable ol.jeci."
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' ;.;'"' 'l IV.hu;! 1,'oopa in ,
TT ',""':loi!' h 'K'w"
. . Mvw " 'he force being
Hvs' Tlu- rrcuio'll .1e.v.ve; . e.llhi lhe tak
ing of the oath ,,f iillegianee a "h uinilin t :lig
farce." The nunc paper in speaking of the
fall elections, nays: "We liiu hear no dill'er-
ence of opinion among the dc cracy of
Sandusky county as to the propriety ,,',
making our iiniiiinntionn in the usual wav.
All are in favor of it. They arc i. mn
ttt h-rp up ;ttiiU,ilitm ,f thi 'ir.'i, ;d
the talk to (If? eoiitrarv notw ithstambi..' "
It jmcs on l.iM.iy th it thetmlv In-
s.ilv:
lion Cor the ci'imirv rests wish it,..
that has had coulroi of the ;,, eri nn nt for
Ihe past eight years, and in w hose I, :,,,.!
Hie 111,1 I'm :-,!li-ti.ui became ,.!,!....,:.,..
tli.it i.cxen.- t.iltsa, luails ,h ,-ku c,l ih,
ni
Ives n.i longer subjects ,,f ir protection.
inomli heltire Mr. I ii
Willi all the feelings ,
II s inai;- ei iii mil.
charaeierislic of the
.'', the M,s.ii ine;
it our Slate (Jovcru-
hicoloeo nii ilim uji,-,
makes this dirly (ling
ment:
-l.t t m-n who hav e the g I of countrv
P.cart unite w iih our good old pailvaud
?iv' - M "Uling the ihcivcs and rob-
h i 1 -on 01 1 1 : ti 1 1 ;ig 1 ne l lie 1 V e
her who have lontrol of nir .-'talc
llll'llt."
11 """"" ' dale im-in
Now we lit . 1- cut mtiie the above (p;
tious s ilii a v iew to ,li irin;1 polities au l
rc!u,o'.i 10 th-i,. , ar, nor ii- we d.t it 1
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its in-
.......i-. ,.u upon us, ine im;
'hi'caiene 1 an! ihe laws net at
tuu
deli-
"Miv h' '''cls and Iia tors, cs , rv ,1
it '..lie of
'ul'""1 re.pn i s lhat all p.mi
iinl par
ti
"ed at various pomls, through
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I.'io
"' iionic s.inii-,i sen ice.
- 'int'ie ehivcrs are rcperlc,l t .
been caiilurod on the coast of Africa, wide
the p.mi ton d.n s, t i,u. ill(.irij 0(1
K.avca.
fiO-The. ajent td'ThrPaliimin: and Ohio -
liadroad Companv. ai Maninsbui- h i,-i,u
.he prop,1,,,',- . Compan '
point has boon bostioved bv i'- ,1
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prupci ly will, p,Uai,,f won.l M...l .... i,
Oil'. I ISVlHt 8 Ot tlV.. t boo I
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troop- arc reported Utj mil at Alattins
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1 miele an ugi ei ment uMu d.e Imvi i:,or
( ,., Kv , ;,.,.,, ,..f nd t , ,i u out of Cial
' sia'e, proves l'il ;e.
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Ck5" llefore leaving Ids homo nt Toledo
for nervieo in Westetn Virginia, Jtrig, (Ion.
Hill was presented villi a line hoi so hy his
fellow citi.im.
C-ty tlen. Lime will hnvo his Ktinsas l'l ij;
ado ready to move on tho L'tUli of .luly, and
ovirv thing indicated there will he no nes
ossily lor ih lay.
f'-fV" There wits talle r a Iiointorims 1 e'lilc
riot in M l auleo a IV w
ouyii ago.
W.i.i Inure
, i al ly
or lens
cvci v Punk in the
city
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V We
Third Oh o II
rived Hsi'e al
lilt ir iplsrier
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of ti e T mv
I sill
bv (el ra;di
Ih it.
t' .
ar-
e inn 'lit, ( ',). Marro
( 1 1 .d'loii, nisi i'.av .
tai;cn nil
s in l;,:ijown.
e lirll I he NfV Vol!
O'll
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'." the old",.' k;,o I eg ap
i.v, h.: ' 1 a. '.pen led pnbl'e .ti-
1 si es'slsm in lln: Sou!h,w!ii
i'.':y ei;l 1, if.
! in this ei. iml
II had a !.,'-,
I lis I been 1 hi
i ! ' i ll.
. o.l n l.ng
a lire
r:i. lu
Ciosiii;; aiotiisl ine hro,l!e nl (In: tilt.'.t
le hellion. I'avis ' Cos, any had Isdlcr
oik ol. The t.ld j e;i;l''iu:in In'. Jil get
la rvous come dav, and c!os" in upon t'e in
wilh a peri'eel whereas.
p ; 'I'he ( iov crnor of I'almetlo han has
rvl'sss I In li'low any iimri Sou: h t '. sdinians
;.o ! N'irgii.si lo li';1!!. !!; don't I.I10W bid
he will v.-i.ii IVs f, 1 1.-.-,. ;( I.ome fo(,:i lo
I'd.. 1 irs '.,i. I! '., ;: i.il it LileiaMs
hi ',' 1- l ' ; I oil, i I Wold. I t.el lil.
' " A ud i' ! dies 1.1 is in Wa .': :iv;o:i. II.-.
end I i. liei id," e, in d i 1. ov. i.'e '. will be "'is st
liillv 1. ne mb. i"d bv ot 1 1 of I'li'iiit.
Ion.': niter I'yii '. i. is. To, m! s. ,!. id. shall
C! S' l' In ;.le a is'l.se leher III. Ill that !' !'
I nil die 1:111, ter roll of oid " !oVi llfont.
I .s' A yoim ;' Is !v hat )..";! heard to d -dare,
lh.it llio.l; Il t he could Mil go to I", - lit
lor the t onsliy, she was willing lo allow
I'.ie v 1 1 1 1 1 - iiesi lo ;.o, and he 111 n! 1 maid.
V.IVe
any 1 1
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moiid
S '.' I s
- 1 1 1 i 1 1 as
gl-ea' ;
d IS oil
K. '.!''
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as
Coll
call.
I la' ; 1 a , ( 1 1 ;
. il is I '-p.-e e. .it.,
in;; iibmil ll'.e
y iil'.-v. e ,ee of w
.'fit '";':'. 'd. a w ',
Ireo,,,
. Ills till.
PI a-.: ' ol'
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If li
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o rein Iho;,
im, w,:l
to col:-
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tpior.
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an itie
If will give ot r ran l"rs s -md
1 of lies e Vnsiv-. '.(:..', oi iniHils
pin a 1 -oi,.; a 1 iu.ii.i-gioii w a- n ll,e 11 nn
dial iherc daily s"ri e al that city from the
li 1 ; from pn.-cii to I t-. v l-i htsry (i a:'e:.
I is c I wilh li'o.ipit, I l o i-i oiis, io;'.,e:'. 1 al
j d". s-nniuiiipon, ill I ill I' V, ill lii. 1 V,;i;.ii,t, e.
.;' N-i fs.oni-r had I lov. .lai'l.son nf .iis
i sonri. e -die 1 for his htlcpn vi-lunieers, than
he eii! slick an I run and has Is-e.i running
ever sl'ii". If hi", vninnie, 11; eal.-ii up v. iih
h-'.n t'-i; y will do ii-.-ll -r t'isti 1 ! ; 1. , o;i ha 1
yet been ali'e In tin. -.illhini ;h he has 1-ieni-
I-- Ued a , .u-sbl,- anvii 'y to l:a -.' I'tsilis r
lew i f "hi-, l i 1 ih'ia . ."
I The I thhi :':.i!e . ssvs: ' i'sni',
Ci-a.- (f,,ri!i-s'y .had ,-ij ' : . 1- l',,-',
ip'arlcl'il "i die K'gllli ei.tl- I' 'gscenl 1
fa-it ry. 'I'his i ; I n t o oa ;.l lo v. hit h
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i-ilaiii Ceneral Ca 1 is n -.1 . -n has ,; isi a; ) oi:
Coloia I. 'I'he I'nilc ! ,'':- - ; an:' oi l't . , iil
I ike in , cMsio'i o!" ( 'a-np (': a
i-'iiy loo1; lor Nlriet n.il I. try ti
in coniieelion with this en- ,inn-
a e. and v e
i'. e p'iae in
lli'lll 11 lu-
Lire.
I'.-'-'The Slate .!, ,)! v.y. !h ! every
lllelllber t.f 'i' .Milil.nv ( 'nmnn! b s s i-l' ('011-
gl'-.-ss is rt pre- -i is hae his h i' e'"l
t. .... o .- 1 - . .
ioi-keiS Hill Ol n-H (UVII pISHH Ol I'TIVll
on II
Ihiu.
ed if
' war, wlncii he v, tirge as j;n. ihe
lieede-l. We should 110I be nurprhs-
he cxlra is ssion t.honl 1 be t,-lioii:i. i
M w ill lake a mouth or I svo lo Kill o
mouth or I svo lo Kill oil' Ihe
sills' measurt'M proporctl by potrioln- bill
weak', iiliibil ions iiii-I sssnulls' imrrm-lieal
lil"U w ho lin
I heir way into ( '0:0 'I'cs;;,
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enlabPnhetl ill lid i city, and has lill
orders. We shall five sui icli'a ! ,
evcral i
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Ihe
eiiioi'prismg propi-ielor is prepnrctl ,
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incct tlemaiiil.s. I'he Soii'h iil'liears loinnill
oe t'liilllllU' 11 ins in K Mm v. e nin e
t tloine.-lie iii'inufaeture has in-1 null s' been
seen iii Soiiih t'lirolin.i! W,
shitll lie.sl i
heal' trumpeted tliroiigli the columns of the
joltrualu tinit soiiiboily has sueeeede I in
in. iking a chec.-e-press or 11 h mon-s.pu't ;:cr.
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The Douglas Fund Committee.
s. N. Y.. Chairman
of Ihe lloliglas l-'u-at Connn'llce in Washing
ton, has leeenily made public a ,Yt ,.f ( o.n
millecuieii for l.he several J-'i.iles of ihe l n
ion. As we find llum in tie- Wa:iin- ion
nt,tii M 'nmh ( r-.i. !!. the ,. -ml,.., ,.t I
Ihe Cotninit'ee for Ihin State are l, i
Mon. (;,-,,. li. Hugh. Ihiuiel I'. Kho l, t, II,.,," !
r i.v oast-, I it'll, iicurs' li. l avne John W ;
(nay, lion, .lolni Micrman, Col. Jlrt'i
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lion, s John A.l.urh y, S. Cox ami lavid
Tod, I, Wash. McLean an.! J.imeti 1!. Slced-j
man. Tim New Vork 77res makes the sug-j
gestiou that every ,c,r who cii.-l a ballot!
for hoiiglas. should hat.tl or send to the I
posl'iinMcr ,.f J,e voter's pr.s iuct ,i :,in-l.'j
llii't.- cent postage sienip, wilh tlireclions
lo lorwartl o -he ju-oper conimilteo at Chi-I
ca;ii. According to in t;gures, if this sug-i
ge.ihni w ere ,-.u 1 1-d out, ii would rsi-.c a-'
'"'il f;iU'lll. Is-sitles allow in- nil I,, 1,:,, ;
i ale in the glorious n-ijeel in iew.
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CoI. Fremont's Department.
ii pe,,pl mc ,-ni-plamiug'
of ihe very great cM.-nt of (Jen.
M"Ch Pan'., ii.ilii.uy dep.irinienl. which
ic.e lies irom n. ,.. Ce.lge, in Virg
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in me 1.0, ",y .Mountains of
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In lhe lael ol the
camiia'-'ii. th.-re is i n
reason for complaining ,, (;,., Mci'lcllan's
th p.11 liiient. h has been too best or, it 1 ed
"' ul,.v- ' 1,:,Vl' im sons bluiiii, r tn bh.i
the history of the camp.,!..-,,. 1 s-.m
ill Missouri. Ih-ii, Premiss at Cair.i. and Col.
ta.,aee tii esu rn Virginia, if a, lin - n,,.
tier Cell. .McCle!,,n, have done Inmnr (,
then head. I et us have, then, no . roun I
h'i compl lints. W e belicse it has 11, .(
been expected In continue (J,.,,, MCh llsn
m lull , lnu'.ve ol In
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"i " 1 " '( posi, mai ( ,,, 1 u-l.ss.l is In
tasej-ie h, ad of the grand nrmv ,, ;hc Mis is
sippi al'.-y, which vs ,il. in d'ue line-, make
im decent upon the- St. -.ten ,-f Ihe Lower
Mi.-sis-;ppi. He x, ,l ,,us v,.ly,yK, li(,u ..
tc't.i'i ol a port toil ot h.a present hir-'c
p. n tinent.
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from Havana lo.limo L'tlih 1 ri---
mipoi la,
Wc.l In-
I intclhvenco fit mi hs-vcial nf Ci
ba islands, The reports ,,f ih,. i,.n,
01 toe biennis nn ai 11 w t,,
ennbr-
ute.l. Ill-' lu-.tlih of II, v;
go.-.l for the season, but the:
m-i coniinucd
' ss ere several
oases i.t Vcllosv fever
r. pronounce,! 1,, 1,,, .,1
moot v iolent type, and il Was fe.ued th-.,
would prove very Jala! dm in-- th,- Sm,..
lucr. l-roiiiSaii loiiiiu.;n, mir ,n!v j,-, s j,i,
cate that Spain, iu her occupat f s-'
Pouiiue.i is likely in have i.ioio iioubie
th.in she aiiiicipared fumi the inhabit Vii
.ns had brohen ,,, i x:,
parts ol iho b land, and ii was icp.u !,- hs c
important towns in the interior had foiii
lied themselves, and Willi tin. assistance o
tin- llas li.ins iiitcii.icd resist t!:o Spauidi
allihol ilics. Soiiics of in.tsacies bv tl...
Spanish Iioops vscro pu-vahni- and in
some instances Limsin in bo u lie - .even
per...ms ni A.u.i h.ivimr boon s!i,,t end t.n-n-
lZ 'uZ-'l vv,
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m i'Y'i uC"!' !;"" i V'T
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.''.:'. " ""' I'msons
' ocioci; nunc even-in-;,
iroiii I.arhadoH wo lean, ihat lhe
wcniher i-mitimicd uiilavorulde lor nu -ar
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From San Domingo. Belligerent Rights--What Shall
be Done with with the Slaves Emancipated
by War.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Tho popular instinct, which goon right to
the truth of tho inaiti r, says "Slavery made
this wur; let il, take t oiiscpionces of war."
Wo expect that, nothing more just than that
could he pioelaimed ,mi Sinai itself. ;,,(
liolitioiiiur, in olliee have hat tilths faith oilh
cr in the i on:!tir im-lm I or in otenail iu.
Inc. Why should men. whoare conscious of
their own weakness, hue faith in the pop-;
im.liuel whieh ck-valcd them to olliee?
'I'iierefei'e (Ik
.Oil Willi
dam is how In;
void these great s I:' evident p'c.l!:,',. To thin
v. uni 01 la-iM 'h 11 i i : i iiisillier licnoral.i'sng
e't inelil, hi tee ( tiifnon political ides that
iho I'm re that t. r.ih aad iusiiee vii isl d. the
bell, r .Hi:- consri.'tio:.,.! .dil-'slioisi arc ful-
1:11.1; a;. 1 lo: if the sac! iliee ol the great p"p
r.lnf i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 t of ti'itlh Up. patriotic, mciilico
In die country.
IIea en 1 elji n coitnlry where to ci inh out
the iis.l'nels nf right, an I to naenl'i o m.m
hoo I, in eel up 11". pal ri'ii ism; that is.liolh
ing but heaven cm. i i , ,ivc Mich a country,
but il would not bo worlh Kaving. How
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e who set up the inoHt hid
nil maimer of lieantliutas
he than
011s ropt ill's
as
.hieet of
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(hivcrmi.eiit which we are support
ing a ! T t : 1 n : ! - -. constitution!-.! and just (iov-
iiuii hi.' Tnsii to 11 h;d a;:ainst it is the
great. m t 1 r'nie known to l.uinanity. Il is
guiit f..r ell die Imrro.-u of t' WaV. It is
Ih" .s 11 of a'l ii.i (inly, for it includes nil
j o . Me CI ill" The It l :;. llSVC iol'leill'd
all ri hi In life, libt s ly and proja riy, end
01. !y hoi I either at the. mercy of tlu (lov
t reiiii nl aller comnlcle se.bnrs.-.'on. This
is Ihe
and (I
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if all ages
ke iiji die
svcri:ta"li!s. i hey w ho
must perish by too nwonl.
wo In carrv on litis war as if it was
fni' a j'ld tiovcn.liieiil iigninst lcbellitei?--Aie
v. e jtot.'iid in using the most ellieient
1 1 : ;tl": lo cm: h the n I t'dio;:'.' IIae We ev
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1 frail- effort In fulii'l what, in the
id
davi il
inei-f', in v.-'is'li tiie people ol Pie .rrl!i
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sllov. fd 1111 d il has i 1
is esli. 1 "1 itr ohb
nine a Kccnnd
r-ilioii", to die
I ' I'll fi ' I' Oil!' a t -
licsti- this ino-
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South
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d; litis b.
ar is 1 ins
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to h
live. Oar cil i-ns are rol-1 i"! of 1 ie-ir (im. a.
pi pei !y and ;-.hi ... them.-.-Ives a'n; ,;-,l with
m 1 hail ne.vsge I'eioeily. and hundreds of
'h m i.ii'.-'ih'i-e.l I'.uiah'i da ii:i-l lailliors of:
Noil'iem investment s swtpt (-ul of exist-
clice b Soudiern rasoalhy, our industry tie-
slroyc l, Ihe vciy existence of the (loern-i
ment llnvateued by die I'sbdlion ; yet our
bra c nlunloi'i s-, wh-i Iteve l.-lelered their
lives tn save liie'r country, and In .show dial
ihey have 11 country worthy of the lives of!
i ;,; ei; ii-ns, a; c in I'm med at die out act of the I
e.-"ip..'-u thai ihe'r lirst duly is lo calehl
fu.'viiivc ski vet! for rebel ina .1. !:. : ud s.:;-l
;!(..:: bi.ck hisor; 0; ! -ous for white iusiir-i
geiits. 'I'hree git.it ( leiierals, in (i.mmau-l j
of Ihlee -j;','is-! eiil ! :'. of Ihe grand armv of
lhe North, hive iCieceKiiiv. ly pi'oe ia'med i
(his de--i-;-dalioii l.t Ihe nalioii. And fir.' i-1
lives in die vcrv ( apital. I'vmg Irom ins
lern v. bo 1st-1 plot ;,- I i'.s (l.-s'.nn-i'on. to the
uohl. e's oi'the (lovtnunent lor prnieclioii,
have been stoppe-1 by their bayonels, iiml
ih-li veri. il liji lo m i. t -rs v. ho Won!. I gl.'. lly
have as: sssineleil c ery one of our men wilh
nlecl or i-o'-.tin.
li il only an enlai ;-;el slave hunt that the
North is cull -J 1 1 carry on w ilh such geli-
(i t-iis. tmti sol it- wi..-i"iitfPT Ji.s-'ii.sleil w ilh
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tin- oe;.s iiding work w ,it -h he ha 1 u tsiinn-i
il ileum -ret:,- to iieial took tlie re-S'onsili
ty of holdiog tin- fugitive slaves of rebels
us fonli's bund nl' w.ir. His report nf Ihis
coiuse broiighl 11 di lolluilic lion-conilii'llnl
nisi isi.-t ,n
e,e
Ceneral In
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as if
siuel of 111" labor of Ihe fitgibs t-s;
Ihe llovernmelit won.hl hae 11 un-.Ierslood
licit it nnghi be hehl aeeouuttihli! for the
In -ilive i-.l.tvcH that eonghl i'e''ii'-e iu i!s
'' i'"'- Mill ! 1 1 WooU imply (1 f j
nii.",'ht be hehl 1 es;i;.n,,i hie -,,'.' 'I'n Iheir rebel
nias.'crs, of oomrc; who else wouhl leive
any cla'm upoll the ( itn'cl i nient for theni'.'
N'nsv we arc tohl from dav. lo tlav that the
aim
is in consul la! , oti over ilus question,
iailetl no far lo come to any conclu
sion. In lhe isesslins- our Iisiooj -o',. toot
al t v-rv i-thiit bv f, niiilable I'oi-l il',,-:, : i.,,.
ihrossii nil by then- e' V siast-s who lire
in s rviee solely bv the imi re.--sion
which has bet. n sprt a
fugitives which have
army, lii.it Might In il
1 lo. lure and to be s
lend lhe.se fi -r I 'Ilea t 1
I among them by the
been returned by our
will result in return
ihl .-hmii!. ITom be.
sis, mounted bv the
lie.- labor wihi i.bim le.tiee ot great guns
robbed from tho (love: unit'i t, lln1 insur
gents in safety slaughter our nol-lici's, who
are thus made to lurnisli Ihe en.'iuv with
!" nu
t elh-etive an-1 ilea.lly means of at.
lin 111.
lackii
I" eveiy way by which the iirmy can
eiitcr v ugiui.i, u is nit 1 oy inese mui.lerou.s
lorlihcati-.uis, provided bv th
or over
winch our troops virtually stand as over
seers and slave d'ivirs. Has nur fieat
army enlcred Virgin "a for nothing but to
furiunh aid ami ctuufotl to its dea liy l'oc.-,V
II. is the (Jovirumeul any more right in com
mit t reason by fiiriiishing ni-l iiml eonifori
to ihe cm my, than any of itssubjecls? ,,w
can ii lake any measures In punish ire-asnn,
hen it ssls an , .:niple of the most eilec
live .md liaiigi-ii-us lrcacn? I'm-er the
pr, . ei,l s.ia,. ciie v. ;v:i, j 1 c ry t. lave is
more vs.lisd le soldier t Ihe ii.sni-'ents
than a w hile so
r nf lite evi ra ;e Sniith.
Ht.s I in- r nnuieh
ihrovv up t'te let !'!' nth";.
fold lii Ihe p-owt-r oftiieir t
niitl en
urance
w nu h in ,1 ten
ooi's. Their l.i-
perlot '.ns ail t.ie heavy w , ik ot iiioun
ting t'.ie greaguus, am! oi' forage ami l:ans
liorlallon, which is m severe on snldicrs
when added In Iheir other duties.
What right lias ih,. (bis eminent thus to
slrcnglhen lh-- ie! .-P.i,,;.? Are l'.,se blacks
property.' Then il U snbicct lo tiie f.ne ,,l
property used for unlit iry purposes in
Hie of vs ,t.'. lis . 'I if not u -e l for mil.iarv
I'lirposcs, il is subvet lo lho hue of tui'.e'r
proper!;.'. I. it any more s.u-retl than tho
ships, sjeauibo.o.s and goods of Northern
tti.cie., m .t.c.-t ineiioeis nave sco.ed i:
coiiliscal.'.l ssh, icver ihey could li,v hai
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"''!" 1 1'ioperiy. t;,o slaves min i bo
I.calcl ;is loo itr.e-erlv 1,! re be s. th.. 1 ,.,.:i
II pr
s.in.i.b'.e lor toibn.i-v' ,0 if '
I -1 v -. 11 iiico. 1
Ihey ere lite ii;.,: ( to-nei htbio nliics i,.u sol-
dims of the rebels, nnd mir (iovcri.nici.l
Weill ! be JUs! .Ileil III in, ing ;,
Jiossll
10 ,0 oicn iiic.n irom in,, re' el service.
When they escape In ur i'oiny, tln v mo
fugitives Irooi tin- ciumy, and I'oi.alion can
ticiiscr up s.tcii w ith. oil' ih,-guih 0l-ti-onch-
W'iioii ihey reach our camps they are
n. 'i'iie (b'vernu 1 i.t can know Ihi ni in
imoiln r capacity. 'I ho i;,,v .-rnmcnt cannot
lice.-mo a sh. vci ol !cr. It i m ,niv Know
l.teni as men. vs ilii ah the 1 in... ..f ,.'.. ..,..1
tin- it, 1:1 t, 011:1
ciaim of h.iviue- inined
the t tnv crunit nl in the
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:r ;i;.;;iinsl rcbcl-
11,111. liy vs i.nj i-iobt can it .idivcr ihciu itp.if
lhe I-' 1 1 -I-:,,, I v ti . ,
li, I it i.iV-S ,s, lavs? ii, tnosoeeth'ls
nave .iii.u:s!ie.. mil s.-cc led or neutral I
aie call cla.lil unvtlltU't under Podcral oh-1
ous:: 'Ihev'prel.'u-! that iheir Kt.il is '
.,.!,uo. bv .ho x ,v!si- ,.f ;,v I'o, ' r 1 iu I
Ihnrilv ut.nn 111, A' ' ,
i IV J on It. .,y s..o., ,ho Covoril-i
incut loico ine l lle.ibtc Slave l.avs on mi nil-1
r...-,.. 1., a. 111 i ons ilii ;u-t ; l,-
lllniL- ami h.isl.io i...;,h 1
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'l ho extent of l, ason m-d rebellion is c
a, ,!y ,ichu, .1 by Sl isuy, Where there mo
ss oi no siav cs m iho South, a majorit v nl
epicure loyal. No slave lusitrrec
, us mo possible in su. ! districts. So it is
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' " iota, people oi ine South
tnat our ;n my has m snmod Die olliee of pat
rol In mi piess nct. ro iiisiirii-clioiis.
lho uorrdla assassination of (.nr troops
vciyvs hcie iu ir-iniu would justify,
coidtnj,' m the most Immune rules of w ar,
severest retaliation upon the inhabitants
iheir propci ty. Our Prosi
dent proshiims lh.lt rebel urivtitoem w ill I...
Irealed as iirate,am wo growl at Kngland
beeause hc does not jsioclum Uit" sauie.
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It may bo that nothing hut, soui" sci-ioiis
ilimisier t;) our came will establish just dir,
nlar tin-. 'lions and force r,s to tho c.xerc.v'o of hcl-
I?ut a rols 1 ii ivatoer is taken, and her crew,
instead of heing Huspended at om o to tho
yard-arm, are brought to New Vork to take
advantage of tho laws delay ami glorious
right of trial by jury, with tho chance of uid
from pomo judicial traitor, by one of whom
tho Administration has already In en cowed.
Tlmwur has never yet been re
cognized im mi existing fact by our side.
Wo have endured every net. oi war as if it
wan a ri'.'ht which belnn:.ed to the rebels.
ligerert l:;,hl:i. i'.ut if we 1
Lot a right
s ei iik'i this relx llioti us
a crime, ami to
hang th-- ringleaders as traitor;., wo have
no right to re: nrt. (o lorce rt all. If they
l,..ve the right to luske war upon the liiiv
crnment and are midi'ng bc.t, pi'i;',si.ei s of
war when taken, then their independent,
rgh'.s aio oiu:e, led. and we hnve no right
to t an y on the war on our pas t. The pre!.--ent
tresi tn.'iit does isiihing but r.trojigiholi
and .":!( ', ! the rein liion. I'lilil oar lorcts
treat the lebellioii ;,s treason, und report to
every belli; ( rent right to cripple its power
itml crush it into subi iicsion bv every Pen-
ally of war, we shall make no progress a-
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Gen Lyon.
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I of die war tor th" t'nion so far is thus h ne
lly given: tien. N'atiianiel Lyon in ;i 1. alive
1 olCniineelictit, having been born near (he
I liii t'npl.u i' of Hon. (iiiicou Welles, S'scretarv
- of the N ivy. lie graduated with honors lit
I West Point Academy, and entered the l!e
gelsr Anay as a Second Lieuh. iss.t in lhe
'Jd Infantry, his tirs! I'timiicnsioii bearing
I thit ' on the Is! of duly, IM1. He was pro
; mof.'d to a Itrcvt t Kirs! Lit itl-eianey afler
I waiv I, and siilise pieutly to a Captaincy,
j II" has o.-eupied (he lat't -r rank, pracl ically,
I Mice the tlth oi.lune. lS."i7,an I was liookcd
for a Ivanet ineiils to a high io .il:o:i nt the
, lirst opportunity, ho being imtiih-d to tlutl
: tide by llrcvct before his l'-eent iioioiii!
111 "ills to a Lieut. Colniadcy ami a ilrigadicr
Mn-I:
il ,h
.n
v oi ni c t-ie ones '0 proma'e
eiuergs in y. .MtdvC Ih iga
is. Sh miners iiml Dniibic-r.-:siiig
dead politie'a. s
pi . .
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Lvo
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. days, ia ;!
a
: iroiii i:ie 1 graven 10 tsic'i j
j (rus'.a-.ul i! w P bv iVr ln-:t--r :
I' es of valid
die coiintrv
ami
pre,
nut
prevent die la e
ions liven of -nr.' 1
In light the bal'i-'
s-s i ns rii.-o ol' tl
nOW CI 1 S.'llS Wllt.i
' lhe I iso"..
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Gen Lyon. A Just Rebuke.
'I'he following is the stie in vrl
Philadelphia J'i;:. (lieiiio -r.ili -.) s.
the ci'.Viii'di y sceess'on nhoei.s ol tho .'..oi lh:
The l.'A.s- ini'f Ar'r i-t one of (list cere
small class ol miserable in u sraper.s- v. ho
.siiil (l-. l't-nil treiis.ui in I lie '': lh. They do
li it openly avow their real feelings, but go
iis near as tho temper of th" people ;i I our
present laws upon the subject of sedition
will perinil. While plnl'cs -nig lo serve the
I h-inoi'i alio party, they neck In rcjut.-s the
natriotic entii'ssiiu in of tlie littmle. t!e-
nouiice the I'resiilent und hin Cabinet, to
Kiieer at every cli'nrt for nrrnl:, liiu,-.-; the
I liion, ami niieinify every tmii iemlly iiiniof
whieh leaves Wiii-hinglon. 'I'lu-v harii on
pence: write clahorau- nrlit
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on 11
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us corpu ( act: iplcstiou t'u- l resHleni s right
In call out vokinloers; overate lhe p -cpu.::-lioiis
of lhe i-siul'ueni ira'tni s: counl uji lin-co-'t
of lho wur in tiiblcs of uniniagiiinbio
millions; lnnralie on Ihe death, 1111 i sulic.i'
iug, ii-itl w oe of v.'e.r; threaten to withdraw
1 1 le sin 111 n't 1 if t :i i , i I :t 1 i.l s 1'roi 11 ihe (lni.ri.
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inelil; denounce the clftu ts to blockade the
."'ouili amt siijipresM pnvaU'ei'ing', und even
descend lo lhe iuclhi'ih' ineannesu of iv ecr
Isiuiiig lhe juilitics of tiiirgallenl voblnleers,
iiml of leinpcring their pra-ss or eensure
uecording an this object ol it may have voted
for the last tow n countable or eoniiuiss'.ouci
of charil v.
Tiik N'i;Vt" ( hivm'.N.MKM' or Yiiuiinia. Wo
learn Irom the Washington .S,- lhat the
tirsr ollieial act of the (J-.-nera! I iovcriimen:,
recogiil.iiig lho Provisiimal ( iovermnciit at
Wheeling as lhe Slate (!o ci itiucnt: of Vir
ginia took p'aeo ThutK.l.iy, in ollici dl rum
iiiuiiiealiug tott'ov. I'cirpotit the itpporrtmi
uienl of Virginia for the Thirty -eighth Con
gress, Ug.'r l!y ttit ollieial vote, ns rctuvned by
the (ioveruor, it a; 'pea' s tiiat Last Teniics
see gave a liiajnifity of I S,l -it against seces
sion and rc'icilinii,
iil --3 II
jjUOb'ATi; XOTll'K.
-Ntilice is hereliy given tied John firnves nnd A.
.1. I. ithrep -, idiiiinis'.i'i't r-t nf the Win. ('. bntiimpe,
tl.-ci-nseil, has ,- Iih tl in I'rohaic Ceurt of Wnn l couu
ly. Ohio, their papers fur liu.d s -ttl-suent, and the
s 11a is set for hearing (,u t,e 2lhh tl.tv of .litis , A.
I! I. 1. W. l'OK, Prt.hittoJu.l'ge.
Juno 27th, IStil l)sv3
N
0 T 1 C K
X'nlici' is hereby given lb.it sealed minslrt will
be ifciivtd until the lirst t!.ty nf Aujiust. I .sill, for
the Iniihliiig ,,f tss't, neis st ht'inl hensi-s : one in now
s.-hntil ilisiriet Nn. 12, und cue in old scht t-l dis
trict Xo. 7. Plain und specified! ms cui he
seen ut the niVie- of ihe CI rk t,f tne Ite.u.l , f ;,1
c.iiion, IVirys'.atrg. A. C. Si 1 leim, Chrk.
July :!, iMil I'sviJl 711.
7 O'I'H'l!. T lit- Ci'inniissieners ef Wns.l ,-,aimv
l base upr.eiu!-d It. I.. Wixid. Thus, (inrn-ll.
(i.Migi- I 'eiiiiisi n, Viewers, und D.tvi l DtmahUon,
Sin s . -st r, In s ieis, his- nut and survey a proposed
county mad. ci inni-i-t ing in the line hot ss ten see
liens II und I I: thence uiu :!i i n half section line to
int rs.-t-l the Wetiils iile Tnl.-tln plank nud, in
l.iil.e tuts nshii ; sd-l viewers an 1 surs ovtir ss ill
In-.-et ill lhe house nf (iei-rgo Dennistin, 1111 the lilth
(lav cf Aurnst, IS it. J'tinn Ckc.ssji.vs.
Julv I, IS it - lsv;
I0AD X'O'f ICK. Xoliee is horeby risen that
1' lite coliilnissi.. tiers of Wooil o..n:,iv ill.;,.
hnvo irr.intt'd a view and survey of 11 c.itiiiv road
e iiiinioiii-ino.- at tin- Msitli-ss-vt corm r of s.-elitai .";,
bus 11 1 iieriii, ran,... Ill east, ll.oiu-c north tss.i inihs
I" I bo a slii-sve.-.l i-irn.-r cf s.-etion 2!, same (ovvu
shin ; a, i.l th it lhe viewers 1111 I snrvesi r tbelvef
ss ill in,-. 1 nt the heii.e of II 1 rs' i's Adaiie. in p-lem
township, .-11 (he Sib dav of tif.'ut net
X. C ItlidMAI.l., Piineii.,1 Poiiiimier.
duly 2, tMil-'.l.s 4 t
11 11 11 I 1' F ' S sT hK.
Julius Itlinn vs Henry Wvp-imt.
l!y virliio of 1111 order ,:f sjih- issue I in lho alvive
i-a-e by the clerk .' the curt of i--iniunn pleas of
0...I i-oiiniy, Ohio, and to in-' tliret led .mil th liior
cd. 1 ssill t IV. r lor t.ile nt public son, hie tit Ihe ,!",
I the court heice, iu llie loss u nf Pen s shuii;, Wood
canity, Ohio, on
Sa-urd.iy, Ainrust 111, lsill,
b.-twe, n lho lu.urs'ot lu n. in. ami 2 p. 111. of that
thiv, the f.'lloss inir huuls and t.-nenieiu i.t... I...
ln! ninnb -r .'.;';, iu the lossti of IVrrv shiny, W.m.,1
ceimty, Ohio, nnj sub,lisi.-.ioii iiunil'ier 1, ,,f riser
trael nuiiibt r 7l., containine; ) K7-1 00 acres ef l:m,
mere 01 le.-s, in Wood counts', Ohio, Apprai,, ,'( ,,('
f , th I'.'.OCVIilhShentr.
July a, isei .. (i,v:,$i :u.
s
11 K It I F F S S A 1. M
.Mm b ites vs. the VNocutors ofp-ivbl I.ndd, doe'd
by s , irliit- of in i order of sale issued in Hit- ulios o
lis the clerk; of the ceurt of common pious of
- t-'-t .ot.ie. , s'liin, una to mo (itroetoil nuo tleliv-
ere.l, I ss ill oil,-,. f'r s tie at public vendue at the
-' ,!"' '""" Inmse iu the town t.f lVfrvlin'v',
" l01' eeiuity, Ohio, n.i
. , '"udav Auyust . 'Id, IStil,
! '" "?" 10 "V1, , k s ,A'"'k
' ,l',t "'"! i'..l!.nsi..ir hurls und l-ue-
incus l.-ss n A part of Iho riser tract Xo.sl.iu
"-Idji -'(. V. S. lb-servo, i W.H.d conntv, Ol io,
lonndeii .North bv ibo M,iiiin,s li.-.-i- ...t l- il
cist lino of snid river tract, south bv (jrussv creek,
nn I stes, by n line ii.tralh I wilh Ibo'cist lino of riv
er tract No SO. nu. I dintunt tliciefi-om easterly .'1 ,M1
10(1 cliiiins, (oxooptin. u tract ooiil.iiniiiif .-i.s'-lilil (,f
nn iiciv, ile.-oribcd us uilloss si -behniini; ut a lioint
whero tho Ust nbn s o tlosei ilie.l lino cro.sse.s iho
I'errvsburt, und Oia.'oii ii.ad, iheiiei' north on said
lino 8 tc'-lilU eliuinu to :ti-l road, iln-iu-o Koullierlv
idooi, :ti,liii:l ,l,0 plaeot-f ixaiinnin,;,) said
lands contain njf V7 ueiv of land nion or less, An
pruisod if l.sjti.OO, tl. K. UL'VFK
VsvaSisl Slu'iiir.
1)K1)K MITION NOTK'K
SSI Cbiloote or bis
IX jissipi will take unliw time ltornurd Kchder
... inuiui iii mo ircMsury oi vm,i counts-, O.,
forty-ihix-o dollurs unit ciKlit'v i-i-nu lo n-doeiu the
v Iraolion of sooiiou 2a. U.svn J north, raniro 13
east, I'M V7-IU0 m-r.-, old ut tho Hclinnncitt T
January . 160. ADDISON SMITH,
Puryi,burfc', July JJ, ISC1 Vw3 Auditor.
t
m
..
NEW ADVERTtS7V!ENTS.
jyiCH SOTICK.
.Ntitlce is horeby piven that n petition bos boon
tiletl in tins ollicc imiyiiu; fur the csttiblistinH nt unit
ciiiisti-iictinp of 11 diteli lenmieiK itip- nt or near t Im
ttii't of tltt! riiljre Htnitli of the north-wi-st i-niner nr
tlie sniith- est ()unrler of m-otion S.'l, town 6 north,
iiiiigo 10 ( list 1 thence imi tli en the lim-of flip roa-l,
iiii-I crtflsinjf thi h.i 111 - nt various points, to tin;
ui'itii-ut !t eeim r til' die snulli half of the north
west ipi.u-t; r of His-tieii as, ftniiii' tmvu nn. I ninjre i
liii nc.! lo inter-i-ct tho Hoot iV. (tn-t.-n diteli, no-cnll-c.l
j tin-lice nnrtii-w s slerly en r 11, -m- the present
lin ! ol' s.ii l ditch, tn hiti'iset-t llit- l'l.iin & T'Hitupn
ny tlin li, s i-ciill'.'tl : tin-nee north (town usid tliteh,
In or near the seulli line of the iuiirtiveineiit on the
Nibehuig pi.tt.-e, h(.-(siII..' t. AI.sdu brunch to suitl
tlileli eeiiini ncitig nt or tiear the imrlli iinrter post
ol Ri'i ln.ii 3.1 nfon 11 iineil : tlience west nleiip or
ik-:ii' tha st ction liiu toil.-tint.-rsi-etioii with the main
ilitcli. Also a hecui'l br.iaeh I'oainienciair tit or
11 -in-the iiei lli tmlf i,nrti-r ieKt of the norih-enst
U el hsi I scelion 3:1; thenre nnrtli to the Iliirtnitm
i-ii.el -. thnii e west ntnl nortiiMt est nlonp or near
the hue of the iir.-N,-.t partly eointrtuteil ditch tn
tls niit-r l etien w ith the main tlin-h, nnd that suitl
i tiii 'ii w ill bts for li-.!iriiir on the lith of Antrnst
a'xt. AbbiSdN SMITH, Auditor.
Auditor's OHire, AN ti.nl cotintv, O.
Pt riyslnirg, Jtuie 22, 18'tl v4r 73.
ITCH NOTICE.
-Notice im hf-reby tjtven Hint niplirnti!in linn boon
nude lo t'ie Ci-iiiiniMsinin r.-i of '(Mid cenntv for tlie
establishing of 11 drain cominrnehiir nt n point VI
feet south of the Wi!'th-vt cornel' of .1 Wt-tiuore's
l.oal in set lion I. ton 11 .1 nsrth, l ung,. 12 east: thence
noi'lli on the lin.- between tli-j e-ist half nn.l west
half of the lio'. lh-v.est (pi.trler of sai-t Keelion 1,
'.."-'ID ts- t : tht iit-e norlli 47 th-g. -la min. c.wt 4(1(1
feet ; thence north i't thg. east ion feet I tlience
iv-rth 2 tl.-g. I j min. east ill!) feet ; thci)gr noi tli
l' g. ea.-l "HO fe.'t into the oi l tliteh panlv con
lineiel : th: :it- I'ollew ohl tliteh In terminus, nnd
1h.1t s.tiil iippli'-.itien will le- for hearing on the (iih
day of August ii-xt. APllISON SMITH,
Ati.lin.-.'it Oilie -. Wood foniifv, (1. Auditor.
l'erryffbm-p, June 2'2, bS'il- tiwlI 75.
)
ITCH NOTICE.
Notice in hereby piven that a petition lias been
hi .1 m this olliee. praying for the establishing nnd
eoielru--!ing cf a t!i:eh beginning nt a point on the
line w hich divides the ucr:li-rest iuai'terol' section
ll.'. town 5 north, range III east, 18.) feet south of
l.i'ig.- re.a l ; tli-nee s".titii HL':'; tleg. west 5.'ij feet
lietit:
lli-ae
11th 7.!'..: thg. vve -t iti-l f.-i-t tu ser-tiiin lino i
mill 70j feet : tii-'i't-j s --s. 1 :!-" fe,- f,,
I...1,- li . . . , ......1. it--. ,-. .. ..." .
lui.-nf set't'ea ;!1 ; thence west l.V.iO fret, terminat
ing in tie- Vi'i-nillmi v tlit-!i, sn-calh-.l. nnd that said
petition will be for herri: gen Iho lith tl tv nf August
next. A I1 : 1 -t X SMITH,' Auditor.
An lit r's Otnee, Woo l cimnts', O.
lVrry.sburg, Juno 22, ls'.l li,s Hi Oil.
...... . j . -1 -. . - . 1,1,11,.- rv'i.,.1 ...... ii-i-i 11, reui-.-r
I)
Ml'II NOTICE.
N'tilicf is lit-ivbv civi-n that 11 iM-li'it.n bin boon
Jil-.'d ill this olliee tor the establishing ami construct
ing i f a ditch ctininieiH'ing lit llit! nt'itith nf tilt!
asvail vibt-ie tiie ssnn.- enters the Ttiussiiint
ere-!;, sup-iese.l In be in s .-clinn "ebter tnsvn
shin, li.ll ns ing tin- til ! dilcli t-i llu McCulchi-iivill,!
rti.id ; thtsK'f in the Tuvh.r ditch at the north end
nf .st'tsii'ii .1, (' -nt"i' t-isMisln'ii ; tlit-nco lo intersect
Ih - t.ld I'l.inl: itn.id tlileli, so-ciilhsl : theinu lollnsv
ing said tlilch to the Plank It.i.nl : tiienco snath en
-. .i 1 road In iiiu-rsect the Pr.iirlo ditch ; thene- ful
h.uing s.tid ditch vsv.st an I seuiii tn svlu-ro it inter
s.'cis t'10 eld l'iu liny lo.itl ill l'hiin t'.isvn.-liin, ull in
V.' ntnl county, Oiiiti, t- riiiiiiating t slid r;i.l, n--:ir
tin' rt-.i-l.-nco nf D.ivid Webb, nirl that snid appli
cation will he ftir ht-a ing 011 the tlrli thiv of August
n.-vt. ADHiSOX SO-HTII. Atitliter.
AinPl.-r's OITit-.-, We. '! tt-unty, O.
lVrrs sliui'g, .1 lin" li, I'vi I '., !? ' fill.
ir
Cll XOTTCK.
Ntihce is hereby gis't-n (but n petition bus been
HI ', I ia this cliiee praying (i.r the establishing nnd
fi'n-li ne'ing ef a niu-!i l-'ginning :it the Plain uatt
bill -riv tn, tiin-h miinhi-i- l.(, a! Ine c--iitor near the
s'lnlh lin - of the s-iuili bull' nf lhe smith-oust 1 of
:eelien Xe. 2, tosvn .ri n irlh, range 111 c-a.f, running
-.vest .ua r.i.ls : tie aeo n- rth on Ihe (iii.irn-r seeii.-ni
line iitiotil lii-l r.-tls : thence west en thu (purler
s-cii-ni liii- aheut bid mils, to the rne.l nn the sec-
t.on luio : thence on the east siile of said mud to
line (if l'l.iin slid Liberie town shirs, suliiect to tin
extension nf Ml roils further north cf sni-l'township
Ini tn-11 cni'iailm -nt of 1 Oil im Is south (if s.iitl line
is 111.1 v l,o tie "iii-.-tl besf, aii.l t!ii-,t sai I netititin will
lie for hearing 011 the lith tlav nf Atitust next.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
An liler'a Olliee, Woud enunty, O.
lVrryslstrg. June 22, ISC, I iisvl-t'i 23.
N'OTlf'lh- 'ft. 0,n,rad ITeser, AVilliam McKsvcn,
nil I Jesiith Kio-er. y,iu are her -hv imiilioil
that till the 21i;h day of June, lH.il, I, lis mhiihiis-Ir.it-a-of
the estate of 1'hilin b. Ih-ser. tleoe:i., -,I
liled 11 I'l'lhion in tin rrohnto Court of WiumI
iiiint.v, Ohio. iilh-uin:r licit the nersiinnl ost.o.. ,,f
the dfci-tlciit is insullicient t-i nnv his ilelns unit tin.
ar-.'es of nthninisterin-r his estate : tli.i.. In. ,li..il
sci.-d in fee simple nf the ftillnsvhig tlescribed real
tate situate-.l 111 the eoiinlv nl on l an I sjl.tto i.C
01110. in-ssn: tne n-11 ; , I tisu l.-.v' .: 11 so la noi-ei
Ireni the 111 rib side nf tho s'r,' nf the n-ss nil of
seclinii No, 1 1, tnsvn :; nerdi, range 12 east, ciintuin-
!' S.i aires,,! laiul. und taut I.n.iU t. l'n.il,.t-;..l-
I. ess is, Ctairatl and Catharine I loser, ns !,! l.i,M ...
lass;, buhl iho next st ito nf ialieritance therein nnd
lii.it the ssi.l William Mel: won nnd William K.
ill own h is 0 mortgage li ns upt 11 snid bnl. The
prayer nf said peiitnm is for a sale, of ttaid proniis
os I'm- the payiueiit nf said nr-rlir-mes und nlher iu
Jelite.h.ii ss an. I charges aforesaid'.' S.iid petition
Will i e fur hearing en the Ud of August, tstil, nt
111 t.'eli.cl;, 11. 111., nr ns seen thereafter us counsel
uci b - bad. Jo.s'atu VN WiT.vr-iu:. A.huV.
y.X D. I. Hom.i:mii:ck, uti'vs fur nlt'll'.
Juno 211, lSiil-tltt-i ' 4
II K U I F ' S s A I, K .
William Johnson vs. the oxoput'TS of David I.adtl,
deceased.
l!y virtue of nn order of s da issued in the above
case by lhe Clerk of lhe Court of Common Pious of
Wnotl (iitin'y, Oiiln, nnd to mo dii-ootcd nnd deliv
ered, I vsilt oil' r for silo nt public vendue nt tho
door of the Court House in Perrs-sbing, Woud
tiauily, Ohio,
On Saturday, August 31, IStil,
b-tsveeii the hours of 10 n. in. and I) p. m. rf that
day. the following described lands ttnJ tenements,
to ss it: In-lots iu I'errvsburg t isvn.ship, Xos. CSI,
tisl, 0S7, liSrt, 7l.i, 7ti:i, 7il7, 712, 7211, 7:iH, 7115, 7:1(1,
7.Vi, 7."il, 7,".i, 7'iti, 211:1, :iiti, ::ni, ,"112, :i2:', :i:M, ;ia.'
i:.':t. :;ir, ."-is, :m:i, ;j.m, :i7b ;i,"!. :i(ic. :ni7. :ms. uTti'
IM, 121, 122, 411, 441, 11.., 4 If., 4'i7, I'i.s, 4'.i'i 470,
Anni-aisol at f:i ''7(1.
. , U. K. liL'VKli, Sboritr.
July 3, ISiU 9sv5?-l 50.
s
II P. K I F F ' S SALE
Joseph P. Corey vs. Jacob AVilzninn ct nl.
rv viriuo of nn t i th r of s do issued bv the Clerk
of tho Curt of Ciniuioii Pious of Woi.il counts',
Ohio, ii: the above cause, mid tn lire directed mid
d -hs civ.l, I will offer tor s.-.I t public vendue ut
the doer of the Court House, ill llie town of IVrrvg
biiro'. Wend enmity, Ohio,
O.l S uur.l.iv.'the .1.1 day i.f Aiijhm, 1S01,
belss eeu the hours of ill a.'m. .in-l :! n. m. of ll.-.l
tl i.v the f. ll .'.siiijr In,, 1, nn.l ( eneuiciii.,, I,i-vsic The
o:c-! Ii.ill'of tiie north west ipl trier und ihe cast half
of the si nidi -t ust ipi irU-rol s etioa nuniber !1, toss n
sl.ip number;!, norlhof ltiinro iiiiinl all. Apprais
vl ' SSill). O. I', (U'Vlilt Sheiilf.
Julv .'!, ISiil JwSS.-l 14.
t II i: II I F F ' S SALE.
Henry I.. Cresvell vs. A. J. Il.do X lb-other,
lis vinue of nn order of s..le issued in (ho nbtivo
esus ' l.y (ho clerk ef the court of eeiuni .n ph-as of
Cuyhi j; i i-.ntnty. Olii.i, und lo in- directed .md ilc
lin ro I, 1 will oil', r f. rs ile nt l'lib lie Von hit- ut tho
door of iho court house iu tho tosvn of Perrvsbur",
Wood counts , Ohio, on " "
Siturdiiy Aujvust ll.l, ISdl,
between the hours of III o'clock u. in. und :l o'elock
p. in. dfili.it this lho f,. I loss hie thM-iibiil hinds und
leiitinents to-svit: Tss.i hna Ir, 1 und forlv (.-'I") -eres
elt lite cast part of iho sauth half ot's-.-oiion 11
I't'il
loss iisuiji, Hood c. iiuly, Ohio. An-
praised nt tilHH!, Oil
(i. i:. (ii vi'.it,
t'ssaSj 1 1
.Sheriff.
lll-'KlPFVS SAI.K.
1 et, r A iinuost vs. Alexander P. Poimldsoii.
I'y virtue nf nn order ef s ile issued iu the above
case by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
W nod county. Ohio. 1 ss ill oiler for sale nt il.t. .I..
ft tin- Court House- ill Pons sbur-;, Wood county,
Saturday, tho llitb dav of August, 1SC.1.
betsvoon tho hour of 12 o'clock in. ami 2 o'clock
m. ol said day. lho tbUnwiiijr doscribod himU and'
nenienis, tn-ss ii: the north-east quarter of section
"', township o, north of range U oust, in Wood
county, Ohio, containing lllll neros, more or loss
c T tl. K. OL'Y Fit, sheriff,
( ook, Pbick & Johnson, vltv's.
July II, isiil Ussijta It.
i n i .
'Srihdayof July, IStil, at It o'clock, a.
idditv, ut the d.s.r of the Court House, in
"' ,NN ,h1 '", Ohio, will be sold tn the
On the
m. ol sun
IVm-fbio'ir
1 I .11:'. .lift .1.1 r. ,
a 12, "ili t, ,iii, .I,',.',, jf, j, (i.i:), cijs, 7(1(1 ju 70 j
741. 7 IS, 7ti.i, 21S, 2.V2, 2.V., 27 j, 27ii, 277, 278, 44:1
is -'M, :m2, o-ir. m, asii, 012, nn. c.ia, UIi IM,rti,
l.a.i ot 202 and 2t!7. Aiinraisod at S:i .27(1.
...xo.m iiiniu-r, inr lonowinjr ival estate as the
piniH-rty .it Oabn. l ..unt,d, e'd.K,-vvit: nil of that
pari ot the east half ol fractional section No. 15, in
tosviisbip No. 6, north of n,i,K0 x. in tfasti vin
east of t,. Dayto,, 4 .Mieliian KailiW.f,
W .hhI county tlhio, coiitahiinjr l eiva of land!
more or les. Terms made Wuon on day of sate.
Mniii K. Voi nt, adiuuiiatraU-U.
I 0i i, riiicg A Joussos, alt'ys.
I crrysburg, July 1, 1661 w4fl f 0,
.- . . - -'"i in- tii
j
i
i
COOPS & GROCERIES.
JETjTUK WORLD BEAD.
FOR THE DESTfe CHEAPEST GOODS
00 TO THE STOtlE CT
W. J. II ITCH COOK.
new o-jons I
nkw noontil
kkw imong I
m:w aoons I
NKW (lOOIIHl
KEW (i 00 01
Haw ooonsl
kw rmcEs!
KEW TKICKS
NEW THICKS
nkw rmcEs f
new rmcrsr
nkw rBicral
NEW rKICEDl
Tho larpest slocks nf pxid.- over o(T cred In tins
nun ket, i-uibrui-ing nn entlless variety of nrticleu
STAPLE, FANCY AND FASHIONABLE,
In Ihe selection of which no effort litis been ttir
ctl to render it ns nttraetive as possible, ia now be
ing opened at thu
CHEAP CRY GOODS STORE
of AY. J. Hitchcock, on the corner of Front and Low
isiuua Avenue, I'l'iTysbiyg, Ohio.
QfALlTY is the DEST TEST of CHEAPNESS.
Insncctitin nn-1 Coninnrisnn vvillnrnv tlmt for n.
rietv, elt-pimco, lic-liiu-ss, clicnincra, bcmitr nnd
(lUiintitv. this stuck is unsiirns.;,.,! Kv ,,, ,f
. 1 : ' .1... V
i.tvt 111 utu
T.A DIKS' FASIITOXAUbE DliESS GOODS I
In this dopnrtinciit pivnl advnntnpt- may be obtnin
cd by close ensh buyers, from the fact that the gtmda
mv b-nifrhtfor rash diroetlv of the eastern dealer
iui-1 iniiii.'.fnctuivrs, nnd all imported jjikkIs nreboll
nt just what it costs to import tl.cin, hence lie-can
allbrd to sell goods ut
iU CII LOWER PHICE8
than poo,!., nre pr-nerullv sold, which is nn item f
preitt interest to the people of Wood county. A mif
ilicii nt in diicoiiieiit, wo take to wukhj Perrvs,
burg tho trading ptiint. '
ItV.iDY .VADE CLOTiriXlTt
In this dt-imitivient, wo hnve th" largest and most
complete assortment jM XnHhorii tMiiti. Jlatlo nn
uccerdmg to the hi test fashions and in the most sob,
stanti il milliner, warranted to give the Vcrv best
satisfaction, or no sale.
HARDWARE, CR0CERIES, &C.
Those vsishing to mil-chase nnythnigin this lino
will bud it to then- advantage to nay mv ytnrc a visit
bi-rore piirehiismg elsovvhore. The attention of tho
public is respectively invilod to mv extensive stwk.
leclmg assures! t will be time profitably spent.
IsT'Piiiduoe taken iiiexcbnngefor goods.
w. .i. iirrcncocic.
IVrrysburg, Jannnry 2.1, ISIU.
Q. K A IV I OP U N I N C3 " 0p
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
hats, caps,
Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
Crockery and Glassware,
WOODEN WARE, HARDWARE,
Fanning Tools,
GPvOCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC,
Ladles' Dress Goods,
cw, Chaste, Rich and Elegant ruttern
Just received by
A. 0. WILLIAMS & BItO.
Sugars, Amber Syrup; African, Rio
mid Java C'ofiVes,
Layer nnd Seedless Raisins, very nice, Prunes and.
Currants,
GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, SPICES,
Kerosene Oil.
Tea nt 50 cents, and 1 tea for 75 cents; try it,
rrimo Live Geeso Feathers,
Retailed from $1 fb up.
Mackerel and Cod Fish, Looking Glasses, etc,
CLOTHING, HATS AND CArS,
.New Spring und Summer styles,
Strong and Cbean for Cashj for sale by Williams,
GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES
F0K TIIE LAlUEri,
French Printed lhiivjfes, very cheap.
French Printed Organdies, beautiful designs.
Gingham Law ns, Printed Lawns, Printed Bril-
liantcs, all entirely new styles.
Mourning Goods, Kiubmiiicrieg, llorego do Laines,
Sutiuner Press Silks,
Linen Lustres, Yrlvui-ias, Foulurd Silks, Marseilles,
Lawu Robes, Organdie Robes,
Grenadiues, Chullies, Counterpanes, li'apkius,
Doylies, Daninsk Cloths,
Rutlling, Edgings, Moreens, Flannels, Lace Veils,
Cotton Sheetings,
Press Ruttons and Ti-iniiuings, a handsome assort
inent, all new.
Bonnets and Ribbons, Misses' and Cbildrens Flats
and Hats,
Parasols, the newest and richest out Shawl of
every description,
Mantillas and Raglans; please call and examine be.
for purchasing elsewhere.
Fish I Fish I A good supply of all khds poo
stautly kept on baud at our store.
tfProduce taken in exchange for good.
A. O. WILLIAMS Si BR0.
?nd door from tae pout office,