The Manchester Journal (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-Current
August 6, 1861

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v 1 I r s.- raw ti i VOL. I. aiAiciii:sjt,r, vr., august lsci. -NO. 11. Me it tu,i rvir:Y tummy mi.mm; ftH'f HUH 1 lit. I -,1 ISoX Tnl.l ti r t.1 fir ..VO i v..' W ht y,i io iiii: mi;moim oi I ion. 5 A no I the iiiCJTn i.f tviU'i jUuse, "thai hail ihe t dun M.n of l. I oun'n canst Bjr Virtue' inn -ub!r.J lo mrnl jut, j Hit rr'ii, V) 'i1I,!t..t,, return to lut I Itut not t'j lsj'h ubiitua idi3le return! Ihtl u t'ulf vbuM Klit u.y Country Uluurtll, i i u feer Freedom 't Sun, UrtieaiU y-o !nt rB iy, i i. aoi lo c.iijutr or tlie tt tn-ti f.im.u unj t-liuddrrrd iee- ting breithfa-t- all night, tut did not at trl know l.at it j 1.4 even wondered for a moment why I U.d not hear Ephraim's Into! i,w the j stair. It ail came at ros tut; then, if' j it had not li n for the thought of mother, 1 1 In lit-ve I should have given right up and i laid my head birk on the pillow and cried. Instead of that I pot up and fed the cattle Willi iw y own li.'uitii,urij then act about rct- 1 .jir 1 I, 1 3 fv'llUlU JtUT, Wi -M

ij ,ii Car 1 j'-ar, J.?:. lO0 i. I'H.IH i:, lipritor. Ti k.i. !ril k.i km ill ViuJrfJ t!iJ imlup.1 i Kuil in ll.e n, ihjr luililjr rtn rcvralnl w brn to iianiiiol v ari'i iK'tniw Ii.J, Mr. lJuiclI, (orrt-fjKiiiJcnt tf the Im- j attockin? forri (I.)ii ltmr. civc the folhiwinif account of what he tuir t lwunlolj,h, Turn. Now that I hare pot a mthji .f nijM r ana a tnoituiit o( quiet, U t me mv whtit have to ay tt ihu iKwition, nml of what I saw I'ka-fint thinps thej wouhl he to the I fdt ralii-t Oeueml uii at I airo if he eoul.l Iiear llii m in tnoe unh-ss he u iw littl e Jt niiow ix wet K'imtf J hliiiiiia went. l,"l'",vl "l5 "oiiiomM. n looktnj ami we hne hear.l from him Mural time.', j l't 0 m7 C!ll,in t!,i "rniii I faw the i IIm 1. IIit nr.. dluirt I, ut ,1 rf,,l U,.1 hiull ami ru""et LIuirof whit h I have mku if-n to uniuiiii v iKii'riiw ftiKi. I .vnupjpiiniii i t i W lii;e nil-'. iU uT,gnii jur'J it crimen j of encouraging ttorJ) for llioe he left he- Ult 1,11 ol ,lm mt'r- A h.w n-w-i. Iiiiui. i iii-e- tuiru ie' i, pianea under he Mlnle 1ft one of the Ul ManrltrxifT l5iiMH(s ("ars vv. h. fun ATTORNEY AT LAW, lU Fire anl Life Insurance Agent, M i hi rn!, Vmimst. Misr.n soy, (!omnsaiitl lotiuscllors at Lin, '"'rr i''j"inof Store. TUirif wm tl.t tn.lt, ini. rniil.il willi terror liiiM, j T l.iiiij the frt-iin with tint iivJ'Ie HiiiiJ, 5 Mi l oMn of liuc bJ JcTiKiriiig fliuue, No lrul! csruae Haiuo! t!iv Elutiou tain, vir I OiiKry in aiii iutiora wlm.-e iioU'H lire all Mran-'eM t't J i vvii.ju J,x ro.., i iiuv i ueier u,rum oi llw.'Se. he fav: "It is erv beautiful hen?. I cee (low ei ui h er grew in New llaniicliire,.'iuil ht jil.;nU 1 n Hi tt luiSiiilu mlwo ,.,i.i,iiiiil' bnrr .,t e i t ,ji nan iiici iiiuiiiii'n iiirit M iii f i.i:. Vl UMIIM, jsrnrox, llornt'V nnd Counsellor at Lift in tht CuUlt I fall it. Jt. t Ki: TCI I I'M, M. IK i' a tnniM rilVSICIAN and SURGEON. f'Sr ul Hi ti hurt ami Court unif. Mrm-nii, Vr., May 28, IKil iHiHiii.ielurer D. cor, mitt Dealer Mmc. in Hoot n "d 2 Jturt ,'Jilh nf Congrtgutionat Chiirrh. c. .v. iu:sm:tt. CABINET and WAGON SHOr, I if SonlH iff .'tiiiojc Store. I'urniture oietjinlly on linnii; kIo tend)' li i iul c t (ilin.s. Hoi ami Sn;i I'umis i )H'.k: to ouiKn. GHAVING, I l Allt l-RKMMJ auJ FlIAMi-.JOiNC, ,l,,t,e II in flic HKt j'jirutrJ s'vt. i.t tia Court H-mn; y JAM IS WLKK.S. C. 11. WALKER, Dealer lii Sliii i'n iiiul ll:n il :u e. 'i in. 4'iiicr, Itnio. J:i!:iiiuel iiikI il.isH aies ul sal) i, imU. H Hi of E!:r li:c in ci:bc-e. Job Work of ii!l kiitiN done villi ntulaeM a il l ilipulrli. I'jrtitnl.ir At:entinn U iuvitcJ to the Home omfori Siiiiiiiier V Inter COOKI.VU STOCKS. M.uiclioior, Juuc 3, JWil. 1 v2 FIRE INSURANCE. iimrt iiri.tTi-ii in 'l'li:iines l ire liiniiniiM e i'oiu j:iii), NDKWICH, CT. I. Hitrr ?fiitiiiil o o., iil.l.UHVS FALLS, VT. AuJ oilier rcl.nlilo 'otnpanin, hy 1 1 l-.N II Y K. M I N Ell, A; ext. Mnntln-lcr, May 2, lil. KEKF BEEF 'I 'UK ciiWrilier wouM inform bin oKl oustomers 1 and llit public gem-rally, tlit lie will cuij l.niie lh ltiiiclMTin liuiiif!' at bin old stmid, and i prrpuned to lu!uili Meats of all kinds hi low .rkv. Jl. i'. fTLLV. JUuchestcr, May i'H, ISf.l. KI.I,m Ult-ii lur .li l, dl iliu Lnur To H,e i. terror jwi-'il it.iu gktm, N tiack'ning Lorroi gitlier'd round iliy tomb llut liiy blirt Hjiii it, punting h aUnIi-, II ttvii'd v join it fiivnd arid ptreiit tiod. Vi lira future g(n bluill recall lliy citnie WI.ea future jioeta li.ill mord tl.y fume Wlitn t!i f.-nd f.iil.t'r sli.ili iiiMruct bis miu In nil thy den.-, Iiiituoi1.il Washington Hut noli Lia note of gratitude cliall raise, Tliy iitues eimiliite, lliy tnk-uts jiruike. And history ha tell, bow, in tliy Country cause, Thou merited and g.iin'd the world' ijjlnimc, And r.iiwl that Country to a bight o'lame, ISryond the (ircciuii nnd the Human uame Kli'iturg .Varmint for .iuirutl, 1WMI. Krom the .New Lngland Fanner. MY BROTHER EPIIRAXM. Kihraiui Las lmdo tothn war. When the (rum of Foi l Sumter started the whole North to its feet, Kihra;m e. elaimetl, "Thank Jod ihe ci ii.s has come I" I lid not know precisely what he meant, nor do I now. J felt anything hut thank ful to hear of United States citizen storm ing United States Fortius if Sumter and MouJtne had not both got to be rebuilt at j the public exjK use I unid a much to hdiraini, but he only laughed, and did not explain. Ho was always a man of few word-i. Jt wim not till af er the news entnc of the mob at lialtinmre, that Kphraim paid anything about enliriiiiig himself, though 1 knew pretty veil how it would be. I knew, too, what J tliould do if hud been a man. To be sure (litre teemed tome rca-ons wlty be could not Ic -,arcJ. We owned a small farm, which gave us a liv ing, and he was the only man on the picm-i.e,-. Ill fact, bu va3 tin; onlv mah: i-i l.i- bad in the world, i'-ir we bad bur ied Selh aad Jacob not lung niter father died. .Mother in getting along in years rising eighty and wu are all 'the. family. IJut when a man want.-? to do his duty, it is rather poor encouragement to have all his female relations crying and hanging on to his coat tails. Instead of blaming Kphriam for wanting lo go, I should haws thought hard of him if he hadn't wanted to go. So when he said, "Prudence, I have been thinking from the first, but more especially hince those poor fellows were killed in !u)timorc for the crime tf obeying their President's or ders, that I oUL'ht to co and heln nut ihiwn this miserable rebellion." "Well," Miid I, "what's to binder?" "Are you willing r' said be. 'I am, Pphruiiii." "And the farm?" said he. "I will l.Kik after that," said I, "and you row j well, and the rooster that begin to rail j each other from one farm to another, lute' I I r .1 i .1. n ueiore uaj oiciik. I have often thought since I'phraiin went, that I should like to eo and nurto i the pour sick and wounded soldiers, and I am sure. Miss Dix would not refuse me.on I account of either my youth or beauty but j this cannot be. Some must be content to serve their country ut home. There is one thing that troubles me. Mother has been growing w eaker ol bite, and often when the thinks no one is' by, she shakes her head, and repeats over and ot er lo herself Kphrai m's !a.-t words "It won t be long it won t be long I do not date to ask her what she means The neighbors are for the most nart vt ry kind and sympathizing, but there'are soi people who seem to take a melan choly pleasure in looking on the dark tide of things. Mrs. Cole is one of this kirn She al vays reminds me of an owl in a !iol low tree. She came in the other day, and after makins a lew observations about the weather, "Well, Kphraiin's gone," the re maiKett in a plaintive tone "Yes," said I. "Seems as though he might have done better, stud she. "How could he do better than toUo hi duty said I. "A good m iny baa gone that won't nev er come back," said she. "Perhaps so," faid I. "They say 'twill bo terrible sickly down mere come noi weatner, said she. 'Did you ever know u man to die be fore his appointed time?" said I. She luighed and said, "Well, you Ic gooU grit, ary way. li'.ur awinm me went on "Jt lie wtota captain or something, 'twould be dilferent He might have funerals in till the great elites out nobody mtmls when a jirivate gels shot. "Mrs. Cole," said I, "do you think even a private can tall w ithout God's notice Do you think lie forgets to send n guard of angels for his soul, because he hasn't a COIHWIStlllH ell, said she, rising to depart, "I'm sure you re jest the one to have friends in the army. Now I have so tnuih frelin', 1 never could let any ol my lolks go. I knew that she hail so much "feelin"' at the time we made shirts for the soldiers, that she could not do a stitch of work for them. Indeed, it must be a "Jalin' fam ily, for when the officer came to tow n in search of volunteers, her son was too much ir. n. nvnrox, WHEELER i UILSOVS M AC HIM. overcome lo make his appearance. Soon ..m i iniLi me vuicer leu, lie was seen eincrsin"' shan t find it run o L'l-a.ss when von e.-t ""'t"'o c o i irofti ine clot ties-p ress. back neither. jii-?. voie uas a -oai oi Arms hanf ing over the head of her bed, with the llritish Lion ramping in the foreground, "Tut Old fJakrs Cor ktl that Hun; in Ihe Well," K K V I v i: I. VE ODER'S inORU LAiOK, OR WATER DRAWER. Aff :y to HI. BCO&Of i CO., Jmrbriirr, iiioratuTOtts ior It i: VMM; To (OlMV. NEW HARNESS SHOP "And mother," said he. "You had better bretik it to her, your fcII," said I, "--he will take it best from you." I knew very well that Hphraim was the light of her eyes. 1 do not think mother was much sui prised, for when he told her aliout it, the said, "If you feel a call to go, I have not a word to a v. You have your luother'a blessing." Mother's father had been a soldier in the Involution. Utihraim enlisted in one of (he Massnchu.-etts regiments, though we m-e New Hampshire people. j He came home once on a furlough, all dressed up in his regimentals, and I could I 1.1.. .1 1 r .1 i t- i i i I iiui in iu iijiniwiii; uiai lie iiid looK loo i. ii i i i r i i u'luiessing ten. l uinam. T T I 1 n-i UC "0n th redoubt," was the reply .hot a.,bke a turkey a 1 hanksgn mg time, vo wi l(; 1 vail lia v un; ii n ue"e Ol SUO01- 1.T 1 i J...b c 'I Came not lo be covered of which she feels very proud, because she says it shows that on the "Smith side" of the House she had "ancestors." 5'ow, I do not blame anybody for faking a kind of satisfaction in having come of a good race, but 7 feel prouder of my brother Ephraim fighting under the American Flag, than I should of all the escutcheons of all the no bility of Europe Puldknce Laxe. Dkath of Warrkn. On the day of the memorable engagement at Hunker Hill, (Jen. Joseph Warren, then in the prime of his life, joined the American ranks as a volunteer. "Tell me where I can be useful," said "there C. JW 1! LI A A M K, Masa-jeb. A goo4 Atoilmral f Harnesses, Saddles, Whips, Atsl U Owh in tb- line. ltrt.iirins done al ft hart Vui-. Well, I put up a few needful articles in bis knapsack, and mother gave him a lli ble, with LU name written on the blank leaf in her own trembling bauds. Mary Dean brought him a little thread case, all made of red white and blue rib lwi. He blubbed and looked a though ho wanted to kiss her, when she gave it to him, and she, poor thing, could not hi-bi crying when he bade us all good-bye. Mother' turn came last. He eaid "It won't be long, mother, it won't be long," and then be went quickly out of the door. At the gate he turned, and I saw him look at the newly-furrowed field, at the cattle jH'accfully chewing the cuJ in the barn yard, ut the hoiw, and thin bis eye fell on us. He toil oil" hL cap, raiea it over his hc.kd with a pleas ant smile, and walked a war. We watched returned Warren "tell me where I shall be in the most dangir tell me where the action w ill be the hottest." At the meeting of the committee of safety, previous to the battle, his friends earnestly strove lo dissuade him from ex cising his person. 1 kt.ow theic is danger," re died War ren, "but who does tsot think it sweet to die for their country?" j Vaen lol. Prescott gave the order to j retreat, Warren's desperate courage for- bade to obey. He lingered last in the re- itotil.t, and was clow ly retreating when a Iiiti.-.li officer called him to surrender. Warren proudly turned his face to the foe. received a fatal shot in the forehead, and fell dead in the trenches. of iome trees, on a small spur of the slo-, w:w me only iti'iieation immediately visi ble of a martial character. Put a close Put m--M''tion in front enabled me to detect It is ,,Vu 'Wthw-jiks, liVjunied with guns, on ...i., ..i.i... 1 i i ii 1V ur u'"'kt vonsi'iciauiy nl"lier .1 I nun i ue nver, ami inree Heavy guns, pos sibly -Impounders, lay in the dust close to the lunding-plnoe, with very rude carriages and bullock-poles to carry lhe:n to the bat teries. A few men, 10 or 12 in number, were digging ut an encampment on the face of the slope. Others were loiiii"ing about the beach, nnd others, under "the same infatuation as that which makes little boys disport in the Thames under the no tion that they tiro washing themselves, were bathing in the Mississippi. A dusty curt J rack wound up to the brow of the bluiT, and thero disappeared. Some carts toiled up and down between the boat and Ihe crest of the hill. We went on shore. There was no ostentation of any kind about me reception oi me liencral and his Staff' j lew horses were wiiiIum' nnimth-iitlv in the sun, for flies will have (heir way, ami heavy men arc not so unbearable as small mosquitoes. With u eloud of colonels- one late liiited Statesman, who was read ily distinguishable by his air from the Vol unteers the General proceeded to visit his batteries and his men. The first work inspected was a plain parapet of earth pia-eu some oti teet above the river, and protecled very slightly by two small flank ing parapet. Six trims. ;J2-nouudcr.s.ant howitzers of an old pafern were mounted en tmrMle, without any traverses whatev er. The carriages rested on rough plat forms, and the wheels ran on a traversing semicircle of plank, as the iron rails were not yef ready. 1 he gunners a plain look ing body of men, very like railway labor ers and mechanics, without uniform, were engaged at drill. It was neither quick nor goou work about equal lo the average of a squad alter a couple of days excri is j nut Uie men worked earnestly, and I have no doubt, if the Federali.sls trive them time. they will prove artillerymen in the end. The General ordered practice lo he made Willi round shot. After some delav. r kind of hybrid ship's carronade was loaded i lie target was a tree, about 2.j() vard distant, 1 was told. Jt appeared to me tinoui j uu yards oil. Every one was de- siious of seeing the shot; but we were at the wrong side for the wind, and I ven tured to say so. However, the General thought and said otherwise. The word "Fire!" was triven. Alas! the. friction. tube would not explode. Jt was one of a new sort, which the Tcnnesseeans are try i i J a miii iiiciuice naiiu hi. a second an swered better. The mm went off. but where the ball went to no one could av. as the smoke came into our eyes. The parly moved to windward, and. after an other fuse had missed, the gun was again discharged at some 5 degrees elevation, and the shot fell in good line. 200 vards hortof the target, and did not ricochet. Gun No. 2 was then discharged, and off went the ball at no particular mark, down the river; but if it did go off, so did the gun also, for it gave a frantic lean and jumped with the carriage off the platform nor was this wonderful, for it was an old-fashioned chambered carronade or howitzer, which had been loaded with a full charge, ami solid shot enough to make it burst with indignation. Turning from this battery, we visited another nearer the water, with four guns (y2-pounders.) which were well plaesd to sweep the channel with greater chance of ricochet; nnd higher up on the bank, to wards a high peak commanding the Mis sissippi, here about 70 yards broad, and a small confluent which runs into it, wa another bit' lory of two guns, with a very great commanu, um oiny in tor siiell, as the fire must be plunging. All these bal leries were very ut constructed, and in only one was the magazine under decent cover. In the first it was in the rear of the battery, up the hill behiad it. The parajieU w ere of sund or soft earth, unpro vided with merlons. The last had a few sand-bags between the guns. Jiiding up a steep road, w e came to the camp of the men on the wooded and undulating plateau over the river, which is broken by water courses into ravines covered with bru.-h-wood and forest trees. For five week the Tennessee troops under General Pil low, who is at the head of the forces of the ."state, have been working at a series of curious entrenchments, w hich are supposed to represent an entrenched camn.aud w hich look like an assemblage of mud beaver tlutiu In Kme place the wool the mi n whom thev do not -rm,W i,. was cut down in )nnU, so to term a for-' plov hi f, ghu'nx tln'tr ImtiltH. it titer nit midable natural almttis; hut generally iLe'tLntats of the rn my they will still,, here, as in the Latteries Mow, timber and their own .wert voices at the fame time brushwood were left (incut up to easy mus, or Hlo Howards- a cam,., recomi-cnn' ket rbot of the works, m to screen mi in il.. n,;,.,,i ..i.t; t lo screen advance of riflemen, and to expose the de fending force to considerable annoyance. 'The General has made his entrench ments as if he were fmniir? an indictment. 'There is not a flaw for an enemy to pet through, but he lut bound up his ow n men in inexorable line hImj. At one of the woikt a proof of the freedom of "citi zen soldiery" was afforded iu a little hilar ity on the part of one of the privuti. The men had lined the pamper, iiikI had listened to (he pleasant av ta.,ic of their! their commander that t'uev- would knock' off the shovel and the" line very soon, nnd be replaced by the ett rnal gentleman of color. "'Three cheers for Gen. Pillow" were called for, and were responded to by the whooping and screeching sounds that i pass muster in this part of the world for cheers. As they ended a stentorian voice shouted out "Who cares for General Pil- State of Vermont. Ext tntVK Ih I'AKTvuxr, t Sr. Junxstn in, July ;i0, jkCI. i Ivy an act of the I .egi, huure panned A pi il 2Cth, l8i l,tht! Governor was "mill, oiiei and required to raise, orgnnixe ami muster into sen ice of the Stale without delay, I wo regiment t, soldier j Mt,d ut u, h tune ai in his discretion it miiy appear nt-cmary, lour other tei-imenls." Ac. Under this prouMoii, tno regime-tit, being the 2d nnd .'Id t. Vols 'have been misod, uniformed, unnotl, equipped nm! mustered inio the service of the United States Kir the term of three years or dur ing the war. 'The 1st Vermont Pediment hav ing been detailed from the companies comjmsiiig tlm uniform militia of the Stale, who muster- id mlo the service of the United State- 1 01 1 kV V 1 .I 'SX' """"t l' -xbs' service, on the 2d day of uiiiitiiiy iiiicueu uiai gaiiaui ouicer was Mnvli..t Tl.t P. i .i .i i .I "..way mm. i ins itcginic nt, under the coin not Ihe object ol the favor or solicitude of ,,i,,d ,f C.d I v li i i i liiHimo,... ..,l,.,t.t maud of t o I. J. W.lhelp. rendered im- uh v rzz l m ri"" v., nH,i J v.. iiviii 1VUIIII I -tiT llii.ll 1. ,.f ....1 ,1 I s .i a -mi n i iiiiniineiil nil' .-Apics.siuri in ine (Hiring question. In a word, the v are so coin nliciited ptLuuJt i OLMi.-n lien you liml a j that they would prove exceedingly troub- 1W'r;.lk a totlu. l,i.f..M 1 I I -..t 1 .1 .i limn ma nnru.a nine i icstjiiie to me troops engageti m tneir U( iiitii to iiie nrst turn in the road ami then more liberal than his promise, a little more fenw, and it would require very steady, I t;-I. ill l.:i-.l link Iu w:,!i'!i a ft i.-iiihuit tl..n. 1.,,..,,, i: i 1 1 J i fttKii, (nil iii; UU1 111 i 1 1 l Mfl'Illt'TIT d !of siiilit." to we all wetit aUiut our daily i (m-u. liitb. t .1... .1 by ivaudoliih's Point is, no doubt, a very strong position. 1 lie edges of Ihe plateau command the rear of the batteries below the. ravines in (he bluff would give cover to a large force ol riflemen, w ho could ren der the latteries untenable if" taken from the river face, unless the camp in their rear on the top of the plateau was curried. Great loss of life, and probable failure, would result from any attack on the works from the river merely, llut a flotilla might get past the guns without any serious loss in the present state of their service and equipment; and there is nothing I saw to prevent the landing of a force on t lie banks of the river, which, with a combined action on the part of an adequate forco of gun boats, could carry the position. As the river falls the round-shot fire of the guns will he even less effective. The General is providing water for the camp by means of huge cisterns dug in the ground, which will be filled with wafer from the river by steam power. Having relumed to the steamer, the party proceeded up Ihe river to another small camp in defence of a battery of four guns, or rather of a small parallelogram of soft sand coverinz a new a little hie-hei- than the knee, with four puns mounted in it on the river face. No communication exists through the woods between the two camps, which must be six or seven miles apart. 1 he force stationed here was com posed principally of gentlemen. They were all iu uniform. A detachment work ed one of the guns, which the general w i-h-ed to see fired w ith round shot. In five or six minutes after the order was given the gun was loaded, and the word given, "Fire." the gunner pulled the lanyard hard, but the tube did not explode. Another was tried. A strong jerk pulled it out bent and incombustible. A third was inserted which came out broken. The fourth time was the charm, and the ball was protected about GO ynrds to the ri-dit and 100 yards short of the mark a stump, some 1200 yards distant, in the river. It must be re membered that there arc no dispart, tan gents, or elevating screws lo the guns the officer was obliged to lay it by the eye with a plain chock of wood. The general ex plained that the friction tubes were the re sults of an experiment he was making lo manufacture them, but I agreed with one of the officers, who muttered in my ear, i ne oiu linstock ana porlhrc. arc a darn ed deal better." There were 110 shells, I could see, in the battery, and on inquiry I icarnea the tuscs were made of wood at Memphis, and were not considered by the ofliecrs nt all trustworthy. Powder is so scarce that all salutes are interdicted, ex cept to the Governor of the State. My companion was a very intelli:oiit southern gentleman, formerly editor of a influent have nobly sustained the honor of the Slate and the country. Their term of service will ex pire early in August. 'The 2d Uegiment having been ordered to Washington, participated iu ihe disas trous battle of the 21st. The .Id Pt gi mcut has been ordered to Washington, where it still remains. The events of the 21st inst., ard the re treat of the United States army from the field near Manassas Junctioii.demonslratcd' the necessity of a greatly increased na tional force and, although no formal re quisition has been made upon me by the secretary of war, nor any apportionment of troops as the quota for this State com municated, yet the events referred to indi cate clearly the necessity of exercising the discretionary power conferred on me by the aforesaid act, for raising and organiz ing intuitional regiments. Orders will therefore bo issued iminrdialcly to tha Adjutant and Inspector General for en listing the 4th nndoth regiments of volun teers for three years, or during the war, to bo tendered to the general governmenty so soon as it may be practicable to arm, equip nnd discipline, the troops for service, i.KASU .S AIPI5ANKS. By H ExaMcmy (ho Governor. Gf.o. A. Mf.iam.L, Private Sec'y. Ax I.ncidot ok aim Wau Ujioir the ghastly picture- presented by every war, there are always many bright spots that stand out all the more vivid, from the darkness of the back-ground. Jn (he pres ent strife,in which our country is unhappi ly involved, there have already been many interest ing incidents, and an occasional one may be recorded here. One occurred at the time the Rhode Eland soldier went into Maryland. While moving westward from Annapolis, a company of men were acting as nn advance guard, and becoming hungry and weary, they entered a farm 1 1 1.1 j i- iiout-o miu asKcti ior loon, urn woman was greatly frightened, and cried out "0, take all I have; take every thing, hul spare my sick husband." don't hn alarmed," said one of the men, "we ain't going to hurt a hair of your head, but please give us something to eat." The wo man could not be pacified, but hurried a meal upon the table. The men gathered about the table, and baring their heads, a tall gaunt soldier raised his hand, offered thanks to God for the food, and invoked Hi blessing upon the bounties spread be fore them. At this.thc woman broke down with sobbing, and knelt down and thanked God that she was safe. Her fears were at once dispelled, and bidding them wait a few moments she made gootl hot coffee in abundance, and brought forth milk, cream, and oth r luxuries from a well stored cel lar. While they were eating, she emptied their canteens of the muddy water they ...1 1 t .1 1 1 r newspaper. We talked of the crime 0-' aou nueu inem wun com-e. jittr the country, of the brutal thoolings and a-sl,J"i"I"'-(nt was still further inercafd stabbing which disgraced it. He admit-! ,hf7 i,lf'i"t''l l,on l'a)'i"3 berj and ted their existence with regret, but he could 8l'a "t-r retusal, each man left on I advise and siiL'L'e-t no remedy. "'I he. i r',u oonar ior ins meat. rowdies have ru.-hed in upon us, so that we can't master them." Is the law jiow erlcs "Well, sir, jo j see these men got hold of tho.-o who should administer the law. or sire tbev f,. ..owni-fiil 1,1. "'e ewuentty I reckless to he kept down." "That is a 1 'cn in the ceremony, and the.r k.nd reign of terror-of rnobn.ffiaiii.,m jt i nc lo the wouimi, I fell thai I wn the don't hurt respectable people much but I 0,iu;er oi well its brave, soldier.." agree with you it must bo put down'-; Vxns)S ytRwUt,v 0S vn(,.u hen-how e ell, s.r when thmgs VJj j ftlI1 if, u. d arc settled, well just bike the law mtoour, w an u 'The lieu tenant, himself an irreligious man, tells the incident with great expression. Said he "That a.-king the blessing, knocked out my underpinning; and when I saw this, and the evidently united fee ling of the rest of I .1 X 1 11 I own naiios. .oi a man suan nave a von; r 1 oviuivcs, uie oesi pari unocr trrouriti. unless he s Amencau-born and, by degree. TJ j)(irt above .j reminds me but of we Jl get rid of these men who disgrace US. trt. uk r ,tiu;u. t, ui.-ii ini.eiit 01 oiner oiaiea an; Are not many of your regiment com,,- .j ()a,n(, h(.ir htlil, t r UCr"'v fl"- ll'uhrr! f(,Zwn lAut to living men. 3'ake the calf- npot. ''4,t t'r "nZ$e1 Virginiaiu, and they will k you into a to bun the thought whii h rose in my mind, .1 .1 .1 -n .1 1. graveyard, w hen they will point to you the that these gentlemen, if successfu wou hi .rw. 1 .1 1 '.uiit v f r oiiiiiLTiuil, 1IIC lltouuiwlli, be very bi le in. 1. ned to abandon the,, Itd 0Ver Ma lison, or the grave of JeH'er rights while tht-y had arms in their bunas but it occurred to me ns well that this would be rather a poor reward for the men; (i,,r. M nf Nt York who were efia"fl 111 e.-'tahluhiii'' the wi re eiiiaL" d 111 e.-taMiliiiiL' the ..i,,.t...i 1,. ,...11 r.. ihiu 1- liK (Illi.rii.rvf.i.l w.-r, .n lt.,n cr. j I., k' t'.f 1. 'II ...v, m. ;v 1,-1 iv jouii.i. i ii v.oii,i-ui-i ii'-v, i ne atiempi may f.r. three veal ii-. s (DA FOUNTAIN. .i-j -..11. vlft u.ll i 1,1 I--. H 11(1 It UrtlT 111 I .nn lIj.,. trt IA i 1 .11 I I I t i i i r "..i u, -fet.v ni -i Rui jn.ri iu i ;ii.ii uuier. i ne i.ni. mil a--fUrc.i v 1 hai e ln-ai 1 il exoi worn. ,.i i:..i .f .i x ii-ii, ti- kiiiu i if i-iooiirT,iin in r i ,ir 11711 .1 r-,.,,1 .i j fl ..1-, I ...1 t: i 1 1 1 1 f I I t -I I vi A3, .i ii,iiiiii i-ni.i. vn unf OK'.ll l'i IJ'JUOI llittt lljen; J, a o in. 111:11 iijui ,111 1 n ime itu a e.iit IM rsoii s up, i-n en n..t in.i .t. I ..r 1 1 .1 1 r, v, v .jvih-. 1 iuiiiaunii on 1. h; paii 01 i',e itatj'.-rs 1-1 ti.e 1 i;;: J.,n n,y !i art, as it I had bv. a at ii:n rjl 1 S--.- tletcr- Several of ti-eni might prove tist-fi 'i i t:fv eiijetit !m take away in- su!f l.l-'l' from Pr'-iitiee say the t.n'ei.t of licking iiesi ii is not t-oual to the lab-nt ol tioifii 1 witlioiit tliem.

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IW Suit,, a c.1.,-1 V J,, .i?i, tiM,,- .r .Ht, i,,.,:,,,. lMt,,, m,ny,'j, ,m t.iV tii-'HiM-ht -1, t;r jfli.v iU u: itf 'i to iu. t(-, ,vf ,l1(.c tin; i.-;-u!:.t:.-n ti-.tmr Uc Wli.-.J n-, nt I- t kinn frrvp, I I.-W Inn k mi tin- lUxly il i to 1... .i.N.-.-t.-.l 1-v tl ml (I-v- i n-i-. vvd H iu f.-o 8vo ltt fir(lIi:i a ,aif i.-1..- m hriRl,i. Ti..- ,-u U l( i,.u,., iim MV tl. Jt.a ntt.l dvh.p An ii-nt: v..!, -ll .uM ,,4 o.,n;l ,1 .nAi-S 1 lt; wrilt,.B c,,Kt .f K, M i-i f.:ir tiftifi thi-ii- iiHiiiliiT, n.e t!mti'ifny (,i, 1, (.apt. i-.a.oii, ami I' ltll, r The toy .if moM.- i.i-''s1i-s -S in ii'Mi.iiiiti j,., Ui ii Iai-1 en turrui?'.-.-. i i'"""' 'i ,,v 1 li.. tliut wvn' flint in lio ikli'iut' ol mil iii ui ic inotirt.-il Itv ti!i!lii!!ii :t!i J until' -sous rnt.-ii'. pn.ivi.lot. I tit' i'"'lu 1,1 i tit-n .Ml.u t -.-r n.i.i.ili nJ nili.-nx. to iviitiiii'iic Win nor .ur ii.fantry imt that of the Tito !-iii;iij;!.'!i l'.aivl Miy tl.it tlu-y Ic.-ite tu i;. into tl...' i.i.-xt l't;.!it i!ii the i A i r. tk ur r. I i ...t: I'M M.I'.H K H(M;jl"K, t, I-' I.;. iit r.w.! itj-i. t, j t MlWilji, ,f p iii.i I.. I i Tn'.-ifiiSfr, John :s r.;i:. -r Katt-.u-i. (M N TV TU K :t. i ,r Si.t 1' S j. M'I'.' VN, "1 it 1. 1 1 1 t :.ai;k, i f M ANGUS' l'4 t K, if At! hj. o. fi Al'-'ltir- N. I.!., 1 ,,r A. i in! J. M vKTIN M TTl.--'N. -1 A M.lil I'-' N.-''N. "t l-.ii..!pl,v- .t il r i .Lr!N I" UHAIUM, if V.a,!.;:,. I', r Jti.t-i- I'lvt.-iti", p.. Mi: !UM. "f ltiMuitnn. i rtii 1: t i-, t 'f IkMiti. HAHVI V K. t ilWt.i U.i.f M !.-Hr. f..r tin l.inrkt t-f M iiit'i'-tif. Union Men South. Tin- iitnal.'-r iiii-1 iiiil'x ud- 'f tin: uu I., il... si,.i;li. ui!! liuvo iiiutli t.ulv with the Uui-alii.n t.C th" pr.-tfiit .11;.. ii l.nt ii!-o with tl it rf-iil'. J,,;! ,f tUs im it U ll.r in!. -l. tii-M i.f tic a -Kr-t US" il I .11 in lt.nl I. -hi. I yt- it-trivr t have i,t, a i f l!u-ir.;-u' .S u r iti.h c., .."ii- 1 tun, ali.l t. niilir J.::!. ft ;npry i.f mtilWry mill. -v- i kti.- what a fi.ht c Wl to j it a i vt f fni i-i-t thitt Stiii.lay No! nsnrv(rl my So UVl.lt 1! .11 1 i- 1 Uri'C iiioti.'i'lol l-'V an l.i-tilii 'l ll'l'ini., Hii'i .ni. t i.iw- 1 r;.. In,-,,- of sv.,.1 ,.-e arc to l.etiu.,i vl 1.. avy art.inry j t.ixol nt pT f'-i:t. Two iti'i'iikns hav j t'-in appnij ii.it. fur the parpi.-f of con i vevinj; m-um t-i tl. ly:li.-t5 ia the soul! A i. iiit-i'iarv iiim urc of tin; Navy ha Jfitli; tnif that :!f: f.o in r.tl u.iu liuii (,f the lat:lo a- nr.llr'.unaie it i- not lor in" ti) O'lii-ni'f, tin' pi opli; can jml-i.'' i 'f ihcnihif (f t!.i. Hut I hi-lit'vt; l!wt t I Il'n5 H I' M' III INI t. Itllll i "M t nii'-li: U I'ruVi.li 'I. 1 lie j4mik iil tfu Ji-ILun ri-r im-iilh unJ ratJ.'iii, to tiniiirtico 1 i i I i 1 1 ,1 tht-:r M.H.th-lK.n'd for f.,.,,, t) ,h-.ti.t ti.li.ti.m.t; tl.ire ...l!n i f"oiy a..', u.-' j;m. half j-t n...iith f..r ch-tliin?; lmirh-! il.-lhir i t Hint's; ami ih our tin It.h trll tlm k ami p.ii.J Kt li e time i-t ..liM.'l..iit.'f. I. i'; nvnie i.it :ii,itilii n-; ami lo Ilill.K liow hoiim t r 'iii-ii-afi..ii siv.)t to tln-ir pr.-lo. .(mT f,iws tlt w.'o wuiiinU-d w.iuhl rrv i;oj-i s,, tii ti lite ..ni-i-m tt tiivM-n i-y ine cur --o-j. r r M. n,l I'f'tltu'll 11 t Jft t'-Xrhani tiio Mim.ii- that So-iitai V t'ttim ron pvom isi-i! thi'in. 'I!..- I!i i'.m iital lllirt r- hnvo no a'n.M)':!! tlu-v havo Miri-ly ncoi.-'l ti.tw. r.ia-n!.i! i-nicciH arc iit-iinti-il t-v the Cuvn m.r. i ii i .uv r i im 1 lint w hen- t 1 llo rcinli'i-- i I' M cnurat ic iuii-ivmii.j; i J I,, n n "A 1-.4 form -rai.n. lite prop j.tty f th-.- ti If 1- l-.i- ho il pa...l, t!i- -'.'C. j iiiri m n'r'.ir! to -,av 4. .iu i t. tl ai.v p(.i.iic::initi to hi-i i;ia:.-.l to thir -r- m t,, Maua.-a-. itii.l all comaiaiu'ir 1 .i-v i-r hit i.r v( ni'V itiiT I" if'-i. iiii'lvr tlif l-i i i v-i.)t,.ri"i t Jy Ki-tf. rni-.!,yu,h ,.o,s, i r:wU ctln r as vvc advano, ami .t ol I ,jr iii'- tiicti'v ry if-iuiM'tloti, in- in iti-i-tay.' t'ic ,v Woo.!.s ami inaih' ilill.oiU 'l ai'ix-s Iroai f t. m i.f I niU'l M.iti-, t Mini pcrmii nun i w i ihor I.o-ltii.n. i h Ml -lllp..-Vf, "-in l"l'-l i nU. vr uu.r, oinl the i-mjii 1h latur i.r irii'iiig up heavy artilU-ry tlm-- chiniH'l i-li.iiltv lla-miloiui 1 l i.,,, fo,m. mtv law to the c, iitrary nt-; ""S '"J "'V i u!il.Maiv.i;iii. of iiif.iniry are thrown upon tht-ir j ami mil' until they are compeilt-il to fight Letter from V as-lmigton. j uv,m Mum-thin.'' like opinl lei'ms. We take hnsutc in prei-enling to our j This may not Le n nlilnri opinion, hut the folhnvimr crraplnc ami Injrlily ,t is hkhi-, alter earetul laveMigaiion l.-t t-r frmii the pen of an ae- j jmjuiiy from those t nairol in the l.aitie couipli.-he.l writer formerly .f Vermont j f i;u!l Run. I! is r( ere h.n fhoun ti.a! a mimli I an have wniji-ii ana lei-Mpnr-i n.i im-ni lai-Si-r hi aIv of inf.iii! ry cannot su.rf!.iiily lake Im-M-many dltli roit nia-hol l-aUt-rii-.-placol at every availab!" point from I'm! Tlo-V 'an only he seriireil ami hliei- nit' l.llL'i' iio-m- 1 i. iv ('ilih to the. Vermont Slate (tilieers in vn'm.-- Tiny in re. the only oiii.-rr- of a Keinii'lit that went in!o aetimi unniotu.tnl. The. camp at lia.-li Hill is ipiilo as fir out its nnv of tmr pie-ent otitpo.-ts, ami turn llieiv towanlti Iu hm ii ami pray A P.W,-,....V. !,,M-1,, f:,v..-. 0", f' 1;V ,,"'r,,l'a!'M '-!"1' the f-..i.-r clif.n..ii. r.ttlc .Hl-iUtoii t-y o,.U 1 h i V hnmlo f.a Mo Mr. T!i'r,.l'Tr..y. Tlw fculgivt b 'iiif limi 1 hrow ami nlieve ih-re soul from there U. .I.iti." t'.,nic cliU-lrviinreropii-wiite'lnKciv- ui.'iiih'il lnnl Iv. I never po'ti-.l to 'mg a 1-r''-!j: t ihfirvmy to a kIiI Ii. A j j,.,, The e.nip- ami e.'in- 1!,t!e ''J vAw U lis s"-u" fM:,"!,,.,rl,.Ur..l nr.,umt me like hail; il it ...r'i.,l I'.lo.i I Willi ll'lllilll' I v. ...V w f I ill' i I r.". t it our ("imp "rotiml at Z oeluek .Sumliiy Mtii.e weil-!1 in ilti'i 1 mnri.mjj ami m;tn In tl thrii"h the woo.N .i i... The lV-ri'lenl inl.Ul.U-tat- e...:ysaml at prepeni i.a..'u u,u w. ll he ,U.ul..ol whi ther a Dcpai'ti.ieiit tn -iim!.m. i. j .i 1 till 11 lil.M n 'v maiority of the pmple in any of the South- j Washington Utt J). I ,-n'i Sitil'V, with the exoption of South July -S IM.J. farohm,, n ally favur disunion. V,toh orju Jornj -Momlay M,h'rtial eleitio!) we liml 1 la-t the ram leu m.nny an u.i: ..y "'"6 1 am happv to reeonl ll. at Ha' eiimini Secoml l!e-inient fought irallantly ami hravily during that action that they were the l.i-t regiment that left the lieM ami then hy romiimm! of their etlieers, and in "00.1 order. They were in Col. .1 Ioward's eonsi.vhm of the Third, Fourth very near the rehel piekets who oerupy i,.,!i,niH us J In-v im l -reu- ti-f ihiiiiu out the "liiiriiiiiwr t-t M-rmi-t. ii'' i ..a...'. 1 1 ..i..,. t.,,n(if.itlv iiiuu'.l. tin-mint v xmiiif I Maired" iny life a fiew ilais Imt'-cr. W ........i:.,.. t,.i i.iui. i.L UltS to i i iii. nt. inn iliui tii't.-r ijcm ciniliiliv nr fi'ti -l. 1' rrsli troni s lire arriving in w asniii-1 ii Mi. 1 oir ili-Mgii" ttiiyu'S t.ml.y every tram, i .tcighl,., uml e hope l.c will t.ausM-to tontiic is hem;,' vigorously it--oiani.oi, (ni, j,,,,,; mhhc if the lovrly .i i i r .1 11...,, M. I 'i I i i .1.., ,t.i I,, .1 i.f il.o -,.ni. anaumierineieaou. .a,, --i I.,,,.,..!,. LAS will yet retrieve the fortunes of the net Iha.se, wl.rrc he has l,m ht-.H tea .Mt-'.mt I' .jtmiux it on vara ns j ,v It was a very hot day, and we were t iy al out in miles, ami we mine to a larjrn J plain, whleh 'f hud to take douldo ipti.-k dav, and ensure the i.icsligc oi vmtury to ae 1 I 1011119 Ul Wl-K. i in. eui.i .ii in I'here is m)falteiii:ji here.or in the htavt of :he great North every thrill of puhlie en.otioti points to hut one glorious result ''The Union mi'st and sham, uk M.uvii. r H- V'llAT Is it Mr. II. IS. Kci.l.tf I'orsi-t, h im mm h fttrltiiol m so long a inarch, hut JUS we tiiii"ht vi rv !ira e. hut all in vain. I show n its il few slalkstaheu ftimi im oat-fk-hl j 11' ii;i,i lilliv ii'.-iui. ill inn lit if, liini V ll... 1 I.t-.'litl'ltl I V. I,..i I.ir iH.liticali in this city; but not darker and glooinier HHgade, into the. ...hie sentence, "The Fa- j were lite 1,1. aguring clouds than the sad ami Fifth Maine, ami Second Vermont ,h,. Con-tilation ami the preservation j nccomulating ..ew Mtf the eventful Sahhath Itcjj'une.its. The Vermont 2d went into This party can lot tnc al iuti Jinn, w nnu ie.u o v.. v um ei...c. ...v.. Local Intelligence. Special ltcpott ofa Scaliy Tiniinutioii. Olio un.rtiiiig, a purly, ilefiaitt of f fade, Turtted thi'iiiM-lvM into "gou.ls" mul went off to he weighed; r i 0 i t, ihi-modi all the v. carv ami dismal j Hi-made, and cov-rcl the retreat when re- That cuumuny, uiade up of just "doahle I, Matcso. Migummveiuu, ui c al,d Walkcl dsl,inS1y into the Wnos Hton, hc, a.i.l polled a heavy vote in. M.uyi.imi.; hours. iu.i,c. V And sai,l to the ckrk. v- i. i; .n.i .v.., ...,l....l- K in--; ttit'mr ciil'ii'rea imin in--at.iiiii--c'""-""' in- it nr. iiinroiin, ..v.... M t VI, w. Louisiana it was a rc-pecfahlo niinority t.tife day tniiny hundreds of lo in the other Southern States. I'm eken- j ;,jV(. f0di,.is came pouring into the city ridge who was the chosen candidate of the j uc,-osi Jj0ng F.iidge in a scattered and dis l. M.liioi coiisniraiors ro-i ived in the South 1 orsrani.cd state, t!a-ir uniforms taltered and n'.i.i lt with mnilc or with sittiik,) tint liatl ll.e mosi e.i.oM.-o 1..,tI.i... f fljl. vull. woik; It is the testimony of the Ucgiment tliat j?or a Iwre, this dull every day f iw'fs of tr.ido is. Col. Whiting, the Michigan commander ot JuM put ou thescalc us Svc gsuts and three Uilii's. Vermont troops, l.fliaved very discredita- P!H.ci:l iWiwiter (as well as I can) the battle ground. When the h-ji ju,,t ghc (he weights of c;c-h wcinait uml tanii. i i r .1... ...lt. i:.......i III Itoti l, lite neuus oi ino pt. ,n. m.nivi,i,ij alive with small hu.s uhuiit the (size of it pin head; most cf the hugs ure red, though thcio in occa sionally lliu-k srieinan. Ou cxuti.iiiing the oat ken.els Ei-paraiely, in some instaitees, five or six cf these htijss can ho found oa the outside of the hti-1; at the head of the ken.el. Mr. Kent says that many of the oat fields, mi I Home of the wheat fields, in his section me covered with those insects. A gcntU-uiau who oi.,ht to know fays that these hn;;s will develop into the Hessian l!y iu ft shot t'.tt.i'. Is this so? We w'tsli piniK.. one familiar with the siiLjoet would let s know wlctt these hugs me ami v.ltiit they mean. The specimens shown us hy Mr, Kent can he seen al our t (li- e. i.:i.. .1..!.... ......n f.i.t i i l i.ni.l iitul dn-iielied u v unoil Urn .11, I ..l.'. ,1 lit' II .It 1., I V H' S I Ill I l 1. IUI I i- ...i... ....L.t.,, h, the' same States u;,i, their muskets rn-ty and Hegimertt moved into the action he was assclllW .1!C 0f i;0uut y m.d Talent to had Tin: Mi n vm nir. ami (Jy.mx vsimt. "inf. Mad. igan, wl.i.-'c Acrohatic utnl uuhiral KsilnhUi.m in l-an-i i.f muted moll an excitement last nf-nson, 7(17 lis votes. Th;it many of those who dripping, while many hart-foot and with Mippoi tol Hell and F.verctt in the South tipiipim nU left behind in their rapid nt the hist election, have become, advocates tjjgi,t presented a still sorrier aspect, of secession .since, can not he denied; that Tilling every street and puhlie place many of the .-aaie e!a,-s have nl abandon- ,jl(y rc.,llc,l t0 eager and impatient citi e.l their love for the union, and that they j yxm r,.;,,ilful tales of slaughter on the h:it art Mill true and loyal citizen we believe ()y jj,. j t.a(.t one having performed opially true. j prodigic-s of valor and having engaged in v ,.f il.o i.ivn d.. of Marvland, 1 i,..,,. ,.,n tlm niurdcroiis bat- iii.ijvnij ...v t i j leni ie tun'c'--' "l :,.ii,. I. i- ni;,,nMi.!. ,.,....,...1 1 viih thi-ir 'be latter is especially pi jM-uiwaic, ueiitiii j tones oi uif n-na uu,.i- .t.v- is amiuitiiced tu peif'.niii ut Factory I'oint, at .....I..,. Xair lltil.. 1 1 in Sehu.il ofllic ('Yinliase' ll linl'.iig behind log-Heaps ami iree.-, ami jAMI3 ('.uu-rxTtu sloo.I, as tlie uca oi me fM u aI1 ,ep.,itiiifi.ts, mid at no time during the engagement was lie fcoalej Vell worthy the attention of those, mteiest. m I,,.,-,. Id, dtV ,-alied him. or directing And said, witl.otil bi-a-ui-oroi,nni'yorvi.un .j, ..fphysk-al Kducutioa Ui.:3 n,o,e';ei,. the brave men whose lives 111 l... 1 1 .ii i-iii i-iistcd with. llan.lv led hv their IVr- 'i l.vcu was tne nw, O oca, i i the halancc shan't he fouiul They were ga rotation,) i t ollieers ami lougui eiic-ine.y n.-i.. thin serious oc anion. hum! red aivlonc bravely to the last. J.ieul. V.ol. rmnn.ii 1 1 j yjjj tio hypercritical person can have you nee and Maior Jovce, w ere at their posts ami 0cCils'u, f,,r calling specilic-al gravity aist'd by all for when Miss Tr.s Kvck's weighing wu careluliy l,w .ralhll'lt comltict. ",J,lt, .-i .1 ,,i l The number of pounds was one Tl,..v vv re sin toned uiioii nil elevated 11,1 ...i...-i: f I',.,.,. i.. tt. vin.iii. ,-i.i.i. next, and the L'oiits made tdatfau exposed to toe niMg me o. -.im .i.A;.. a a niuvcment, ,-ehct hatterie, wan j ft M improvcineut, mile, and having a large body ot the cue- iU w ,l8 Ul(i gmull wcight they my's iulantry wnhin one immtreu j.uu.- d i 1 1 P. I.ii ii i f .1 1 .....I fn-n devotion to the Fnion. In Arkan-as there ril5,M l0ward Washington, with I on taeir ,i t. v itstoppe., waH ..i iiKt tlnck wools, ami eparaiea ironi iiieiu v s0 mat in nn k.uv- ...xv lifiiu i v"..tu.ti. i. a 0 men closely following in the rear. douhtedly I'nioiti-ts. Wc have good rca-: jgime,, Pliattered in pieces, oilO half hit M.n to believe that the same is true "'1 ,p.ad uiion the field, and the remainder Virginia. The pop!e of Kasteru TVmio.s-1 il(,j,(.lc?.ly feattered and pursued hy thous. see led by the heroic .lohusoii, l'.rownlow M,j3 uf Secc.-sion Cavalry uhno.-t to the ami Neb-oii are calling on the Government j rjllt p. (,f tjl(, potornac. They assert I'or tinti with which they may prove their i j tlj.u ,ie anny was in wild and are thou.-amls of lnjal eiti.ens in tic northen. part of the State, and the same is true in every Southern State with the rxeeption if South Caio'ina. Tliis we mi-dit OM't-ct in the absence of all facts, The.-e enormous tales w ere greedily lis tened tobv thousands of citizens and strang ers, ami by many implicitly behoved and .1 I for w e should do injustice to human n.uuit j lie pVt,Nltilcd ii, many rpiai tors to ouppose that the eharm ler ol the hotttli- f tm io'l'le was far degraded as that j ja,,.r and evening it was patriotism, the love ot trutli ami J""111'' n fuu!)1i tlmt these stories of the draggling a doer) rav ne vvhicli prever.tea titeirmaK- oca. uu..c '""I 1 i .,r..,w,1, tioiiiidn. aud U'Cii v. htg upon them a successful charge, lw.ee M'1 u' 1 the colors of this lxdy of infantry, who on0, li.idav ed Tl next number in this scale-y rec.ad we WC Kepi up an no t... t ...mlctan named J. n. u Thci they had about Hi ',0(1(1, and was freuli nmt hid in the woods, and had forty-eight rill I cannon behind an heavy hieiist-woik. -We onloy had L'O pieces of cannon, ami in an open Held, and lifter we got out of em anation We was Cursed lo rclivcl for our lives, and h li ihem in possession of ll.e ll Id, and as the d d savages rnhed on us they run our wounded men thnmgh w'nh lliier ha voi nets, and hurm d an old house whcrtl.ere was a good many of our Mound ed caried hi have there wounds dreesed.-s Tla y tool, all of the ndv a.tiage they could. Tin y raist d the stars and stiipes once, add we thought thai lln-y was a going to liiw: up hut, when we go! elo.-t iii to them drawed it down ami raised there d u ,1 J, pjihmtlo, then opened upon ih with a voih-y (d' grape which killed about 20! I of the .Michigan First g't, and then run into the wood-'. They look every way I whip us but we killed more of there) men, es, times as many. They tried It sinijiiml us, hut did imt ueead. They m, c!c an ntiiel on ih as we icturiied. In tho e long woods they had a company of Kill black horses it is called the black horse cavalry we killed a go id part of t!t"m, ami the resl was il n glad In re treat aud leav-j lis. I wilt Jon had been iheie to picked up some of the swords ami I revolver.' ami riluts. i i.u-keii nia iiitiny W. W.(i.l:n:iii,eeiJinetl in jail at Mont- j m j ..p.j rVt.yf ,tll wt. (o 0,(.r pclicr fi.r stealing a hoive and wagon about j a p,.:,!,, tl,(,y had got soiuecaii- a year :t;;o, escaped a few nights since by j )m v;, wo,j4,.,i ,y d-d iufernnl black Nigar-, and woikciio! the bridge, 1 and it broke down with us and we 1'mi our erally adopted in our Seminaries, The exhibition also contains hair splendidly traimd hlrpbai.t'-, that are aid to p.eiliirui till litanmr nf exploits. The KxliibWiou will be given hul for one day mid evening i n'v. State Items. )KATit Ol' AN AOKII I'KliisO.N. Mrs. Mary Fanncntei-, of Uoehester, died on the "-'Vu nit-, aged on? hiuatrctl tiro oml u i i i i.. i. i. tawing I-., a Winnow nai aim i.ti o;-; i.u.. Eftlf (low :i outside, hy a sheet. i;..ixltiry ha s sent thirty-nine soldiers to the war, a. id there is not a eoinmi-sioncd ...I-,,., ,n.r them. Thev have "one tor ...II.'.. i n j l l.. I ti.-i ..ii.r.tt i.tl ami inoeeu, i..i'-'n "i- 1 -j throughout their borders. that tlu-v had tied from the battle lie The entire unanimity of the South m favor of secession, we believe, would by no to -atts interrupt the prosecution ol the present w ar. The name un.l honor of the Nation ami every interest which men hold dear, demand that the n bob shott.d be llauntingly, ami hare the rebels in w Hose (.(.yI lC nulJlU.r wc slate, j patriotism, it tieeiiH, ami not for place hands they were t.orno were insi.ouiy .u, galnc,j hl ti,e race, by a very poor b. picked off by our Vermont sharp shooters. MA,,UXM!tn,!:t,nud.hepaeefi.Stergrev, It U almost prov idenlial that our Lrave hc Uft B,uk.s.I)iall i,y tH0 regiment in this exposed position escaped ()mj h(lmir(yl and thirty and two, we pronounce ,,i,i.i"c111"1" ""-'"i"'-'- x i I tine miiiuri. i ii.i'-i iini'j t.ii,. fugitives wee immensely j vvith so little loss. The total ntimher WaS weight, we'll not S,y to a gruin-but an i t-;i...i o,..l ,.,;-in.T will not exceed fortv, I ounce. i r iv...... 3 many ol tl- m, long neio e o, ,u, M fo tired I roin Juil kud, ami iii.u m.ge mtm-1 hers of tin m were not in the engagement,) d bv an unaccountable p:tn- iml will generally recover. scorning C.-tpt. Drew, of lUirlingion, who All honor to them. The Wind.-or Journal s;iys -Messrs. Lam.-on, Cooduovv Yale, Shellmrm; Falls, Ma-s., have coittraeted with the Government to manufacture L'o,0()fl rillus to be eoiuph led in about I'd months. It is .t ...:n .i;..i,-!f 1,1-1,-.- repoi le l mat imy i,i iuiiii...iiuh.; i-aiuion in I he streem, and 1 was forsof ti thnp lt;y loilt of StulV. They killed about oiiO men in all. To the bridge w e list cur (tints and every thing we had ouley what we had ou our backs, wc marched all that night ami the next day till noon. It com menced to rain the next morning, and we were as wet ai a drouned rat; our. feet was a soiled blister and we was so lame and tiard that I could lain down by the road-side and died with the grclitent ph us- tf n a i,... l,.;.. w.i 1 1 I I'.. IV. 11 1., ('11. Ill ...A .111.11 I... ,i i i. l i... i .i-iiv.-i. in I v.. was All we,;;lit,aS liu lux oauooiuai. b. w,,e u.e j-., ---i i o .,a for f.mty-eight but hein? seized bv an unaccountable pan-1 Hut an he was hlle-l not wtu. rarcneu.au ehinery at the v imlsor .vrnioiy, giving r ii. i t...t,. ,r tlm .an j- c tl ,.;..l,t went to one. ntyne, uu-J ..toppe-a i.. d..-r of work-i hours, ami inai iiiui 1C WHICH olOKi; o.uiu ""'M-t ...1 r....i.;,., s.li. mid w 1 I t he c t-iiipi.'; i -e- .1 i...:..l, i i.H... i iiie uiini there: n ll HllOll ItlC ttuilll' nil. n n.n, had ran loi i i i i me.u. 1, i other commissioiioi omens an uk n... ,3 etoon. tlmuli lite air uoi ,ul. when we "ot any 111111" lo eat, ni.iwiiK tin I fit till Ml li ll 1 i t I., Tl I. 11 1 1 1 11 ti: iill I hi- r 1 t I 1 It I .1 j rf Mi 'tl lilt' 1 1 I IIH. vil t' ,i inn. ."hi o' 1 ..I I 1 U,l i-.-.ii.il IVIll' ri-i t .1 1 I .1 1 mi il I 1 i til 1 t,!,. .,.,,.1 I with coolness" ami imrcpuiuy wonny o. j't n,iii.c 11, necauic...i.T.'-- ll.e v ei iho.il .J! we had was hn ait ami waller. liowe-voi, w in i .-i neiea-i'.'i Willi t lii-il' lii'.'u., aim h an- j i sanguinaty and prolr.teloJ than 1! w.ci.t )i!;,xc lho ttllK. f, .1. ,.il.erwi- be; w ho. the ,ur. and i-- p:uj ,j,rul their own disgraceful slmll n-.miil tloal, U, j ir.il e om,osci the domes New (hh an-, Charh .-tmi ml l!i. htimml. the union m. n at the S-.uth will 1.01 be slow ti. di-mand or lo receive! those rights t 'which they have betn ih- I lion. ll is the ui,io: iiitn conduct. It then lR-.ffuffJS.ow ii ihiit alu-r h iiirs 01 !v cmite' f -b-V-f-r ,,,e wo-t desperate ,ted ii.'M ever knowil to Au.cn- .tiiis.it our trooi.H le'.iroi oy one 1 01 ..,..,,.1 1.:... t ,.,.1 r.-.l. I. i V.aii. ii" "1 v...... ii.t l-a I..I li..' ,:lie f-l'. .1 in..', iv-- .....i 1. l,,,,,,,l Hi, .111. v 1 I i-u. ai e I mv n. o'-1 .m rot" il,.. d, udaiiH of Allen and Warner, h'hu lh-iiuiugtoii company sufli.-red sonie i ...1 .,e.e of the S-r-'-aiits Mipt'Ofid itoLe. k'lled, was t.ikeii pru-irtier, but mic in n inkimr ''ood his e-caiie from their i-hitehes. and reached camp yester day. Ma. VV 11, l ""'J j Comitany have declared a dividend ot lour TJjf; nm .oa wll. j w,.;lc 0M tih U, that B.vns.vBo advanced, bIiI.o.i2I. mt a mot.- payable on the loth of August. j j ,0 wli,t. oll jt hefue, hut I A hid lone ars of ag, son of Daniel wcrit to the light; but J neglected it, ami iU U w ho are a! o Uti unable t- advance sticce to save tic I nien f.om lho al lalaiuily again-t an cm -my lar.-h of an l.'i'.iijmte disunion. It is tlay who of our N.i'.' td..e.ives ht.-m :::v to ttioit the tM t'.i.ii.cik w'i.L lov..l It pro .i... w....,tun sti.t. uit'I who are in me HtZ I-UIII.1.M' !:d hi -iisuro to the cntiif Am. ih'.-m N fum a cmtiuaatite in that ear. er el pr--p, riiy and g! ry wl.Ul. 1'iov t h ueo Las o jvideiuly nmiked out. hers, having gu-at a.tvantages o! ih;ioii and str ngthened by ijumerotis masked i fan. Tie? of heavy i i.'h-d cannon j Lived in nil onilh.ns of the field, fiom F.u!l Hull Up the i w li ,i .i ..i.r Cn i s u.-ro t. .-vi ina-sa us- i I ii iii ins. teni r.i'!v in enpving ag'.tin tli-ir tonncr potiii"n YiH.'iia c of the l'otoma.'. safe in tots city. Caot. Toild, of lJr.i'.lleboro, is wounded I in the ihwat. He i- at the National llo tel in Wii.-hingtou doing well. His com- sliemy, I ttet-ipmax nacc .o. si.i I .1 ,,.o IMM.Lf. i, lie drew dovvu the beat.. 1.1.C a we,t hi on a hcivy f. Saw ycr, ol 1' eienv me, u.u.. so umij -j v i Wolm.stlav of hist week while naming. tM ()i name ami orougiu u w.i ng."", I.e. For the HYi!cr aanouueed hiin-o.e huatirol on iete i.lj. the reason w hy I write on it. I -...i.. T n -i..... TheueaiiieMa.ULtscliiuii-ami .....c,,j omuu. ly, ami tight. "l l r It Ki ibo.n. of i that is AITOIMM..M ""o V'.J.5..t,, i,.,. wenl over me i aioiioi' r,-"' i liellow s r ans, laie oi n. v ..r 1 I f r iiien. ,-s n a imlV "11 if..- ,hiv. and the t aiitsun bad "iven rior iinmiit-i ll'l Uii liOj s CI 1 1 1 ill n tun lie iu.li... uj. But-t.'.a that Ihi'-e "its" ni.d these "1 ut"' siiouil prevail. And wilt, thi M?.--: l.fi"'--ioii fli f.ii'h ti.y tak, There came lo eclipse him, a number uneven, Fur the eeiitkmaii licx. a t" ti'l''t and T ij..,. U-ider, ami u,-l 'i'"y ui.ei. u.. .-j t 11 tl C "r" ml 'sJ"r ol -Ooiup. m-r, vvottnu- uj a,lu,itlitS at once, u..n n.s n. -ed in the wrist by a uiiiit.ie bullet, is ahso j JsMtee, I'll swcir A a tlie itfioei -i V'.ihi-iahd I win picked up as wmri as I got th-r I ii thxllv. There was tins u u .ii' 1 j Thai proudly he owned lo oiiC lo'ii' The leH,ke..u. Kdies and tixi, j m o, LMl,., ex.-itom.it there that ce'r was Asserted lU.t K-m .urn. Utt all that e'er grew. ,f, was specially recommended to Se t.a.or j l oo iv l.ieui. .jc.li. .?"'.v ..n.i-. r some one are eomemg m every day they mat po-uioii than any other. S-r- I Ion At' K (inri-l-V has published a card .i .1 v ,l..u n t.vr were y l"'oi i"--1 "V the road side and went into the woods. which he disavows all j We: Wu.s 7 day (rom cam;', and laid ou the of the l.tn.u vi. l -Iiiijoi.t.i Co., the o! I....,.!!,.,'.,, :,V;i.,r. hue; ml thor tm- re ...a..,-! i- i. -7.-.,..'.. JV.iu ,-i, can (vv 1..; Ol .llliv J hv '"ON Ji'.'-s l-'iv. i! voli e -vm'Te .iii r-.r.v I .XicVi -p.-l';..!l'.v i x- .1 ii it i'. ti i-t rue .-.iiiii'ii'ii. next limrititig broke cmdlo--, luil." IX,, m.d l ea.tv. and wiih it eah.e After the regiment Kit the held ol bat- i i -,.-ired omt!-l--liee that the Aim ri- lis tl-CV redrol m g-. o oer .o veiuc.-. rui, t!-iii.s..f ihe' vi!!.-. s-oie iweive mile- :,i ui r- I I ,1. :,t-1 ihat this I n-:t cvctal b"''t'S at-'

ii V v v... bit ic A:.- -o y it Ike Cot nt r. j in the Tritii'iic in restion-ibiiifv for the recent eour.- T,';h,if in ui"in2an immediate imvame i.i I l.'l at ii mil. lie says that the,-e arli-! i 1 I iU f I.'IL Iil! ail- i. ivi ii .is ii... 1 (iniuent tor Us wagons, I n we ha'J no perm...'... V l,! l UIlJ li 1... fi t. Hll'l UU. U lllll". eic, as ic'iied, censu! mg tlte i I I n.ir Iflitit grotiti'l Willi oniy our in.iin.vo., v ..i .1.1. in hul u e was Oll the v;isaionj- "i... ..I. .1 IViitii the linn, li, al. l "ol .ah" niv... co.ir-e, have been written i r ii i !.e.-i t.ir tin i n r 1th nuhli-h'-d wobout his samtmii. lie h- M, if v,. dm-d the day TUMIMTKY vf ae 1 oe wi.l e -iu- in! 1 v m h., L 1 b,t h,t tkue :-m.dv.t vf It

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un: ti m iilnti n jmuul H. J MIM s: A. i'll ia i I t 1 I K S 1 IM III 'I lit. l I.I T a. 1M, Tin- St r :v! ,'5! j If.;." T .r it-a Cor.?rrs. it, f ',1 r- Tit til n. i t! f th-Lav- i .3 -f th. -tlipii-'y l tf.ft' who i, trf .m f s:V- ..'-.j.:-!. 'J i.- fr J.f r the l".Ve,.:e ..-d t!,- duty on roiK-e i- I n f 1, f.n i coin ;i tln r cents, mi taigar tciiii.U :ll pit -a';.'.. n i.u's !i ti n lit- iff i 1 J .',MH Hi, ,ft- v. fit -t j i h u- low !.i ui th- ul 1 1 i i .itf !.t Si i- ftt.it.! v 1 with tr j i' A n;r r and c;::tv Aruti .:aa l-.- I.;. i f iuv 1 Ik ill t n 1 i.:Lx I,' i.-rrn. r M c! Ah X-i: 'l.- n;i of ilu ir ni.if.1 v. ns ii L-i.I 1 in i'jl 151,1) Una au.J a aintiiim r Huir p .irii.i-r li,i :f I'V I:;'' Sf.vn-U f I'V i i nil' r-;.on!u. b iiw f W. is !i ice i ii a i fvsi!.., i.: n' in r v. Wit- jitiil Ii' ...t;., i.;' K.ii;is f :i. I. t H.i i r fi.MjJ Muinc. t;,i:. 1. ll.c ;rfi'! j-1 uiar H' r- l..f 1 m If t 'i I- of tlii" foil,;1..! k,t:1t art- lii.- iim lit 5i :f!v U fr r-a.! r it rfu'.l fn.jti Tiiti n- kt.-.-.v l. the -rl l. 'i'tuU our iitae i fur nini (uliiiir f.u.'lt (it-j.vr,if ly ainl will, in iiitu row. tit sunin. i f.rywl.( ;it know !i-?vJ. j 'flic lit in. in-!. :i l':tii l r.'V tl.il tl. y l.i ri'M-r tur inluiiti y iml thai 1.1' the tit rire to pi into tW i..-xt Ii: U the t-...-t !.ir ij'i i r ;.i thtft' ihfV hi 'tu-ht :it:. I,:, m i t Li N'i iv Y.oh i i;t. t f iu..i. t-.jMivmt i ti." i'-i I'.. 'iiii''.l n t- i. ,r. I t',i lie r Trtfun.t I j r ut !.f f I in i-.itii.. il.ai ti.cy my t jt 'v i..'fi. t H ih .lti!i ati I ti ij hi)" It i ii-1 ti' t' tilt rt'il:i-l.t- ft i li i :if f riti. l. i i fi. I..-' I la A r ;ti;-.;n..n I.'- n l! ii" it 1; I tt.r Yr. -r l. n;.. I'V tr. t I I f 11 1 tan. A t,n, i tan l,i n kiij. '1 hi- .V.iir tu t f v- tt.i t.! ...K i t r if t,i v ili-il nc fn !d i luU f.!!.-tnl l.v tL c,.,;,,,,! ;v.!ll...tfM actually J.-f the IVJ.rnl Slot t.r,. KitWu or t.-,,!y ..f i ri't-r our mlaiiuy inn mai m im tiiMicwf u im-ini nr,"t U,L1 t t I 1 t t I I .1 1 1.. 'i. I'-.. ft it... 1 1 i tit II 1 1 'I I .i I t i I I Ci ih't'i tlif? i I Ml ""'f j .ui. t i in t ...t v f ti :i ii;;. rui v: n hi f i if i nt- ui.ii i f i" Mm in from the iichl; hut 2",oo. mui. ail j k'-IS f out a rktrrin-l:. r or hl.aq.- .lmil -t.-t-v. i-c Ki.-ii m t.uc "(imvuumi lhr-0 l i- 1'ic i.-ui-.tiuit if't(mr ttlt.e t.-If d imn, lit i f firo I'm f. tir tti. l a luilf iiu hts 111 hi-nM. IIkjm; I -n;i;;i nt. Ail iic.i; tax wlti- h wt'l l.ii-'' 1il'','f i',mii I.i4 h- ii Jail on tiirrtajf-s hii!. Ik i!i-iilh"l litjuors ait'l r luxu rii-f. Iticoti.o of or tin ire tire t he J I.Uol lit 3 Ji'T To l!iil:i it- !iac li.-i n r'w!' li.-r the juirj of coii- riii2 :tiiii i'J 'h'i loyali. t.-; it) the cull-. i A I' n;.i; ary incn ;t.tj of tin; Navy lia n mn.K'. 'A rwifNcatiit;; thf j,n.p- I A l l. Til Hi t H;H'i:!:l k U-t.MV. I': y,,t l.i.-nU r.:!, r...icrr!.-i'. i.rvi iM'i:i:'l',Hi', if r.ui t i 1" i"ii", j-iisn ;t. r'a:. f iut:.i.i. CtHMV TH K KT. Fi r .Ktiitit, f jr N'. f r- i:; ii i.t Ml ii. t'hUJh.if M .-!i -ti-r. 1 r .lv,t in K of Ar". i ,;t. n. y r- tit A" N. IV UAI.I., if I'm-i j r A i f.l M UViiN Ni I. -'N. A'.i ill N, t-I L:ui.?i:rv c I i It -At TJ' 1'. It All A M, tf V. .j.Vih. t-,r Jti.I- t.f rn..!.,lf, J.MI'J I'- Ml'. (H VM. ff IVi i,'iir:'.;n 1 1 ,i i ..r i;. -.iiu. ii. ll uJ,'( M,..0.-"-r. :chur?ol tt-.f-u-fiu,.. nry la to tl:r c -ntraty not- tutUlai.diiii;. Union Men South. j Letter from waslmigton. coiihl tint tJirrijt ooiiti npiiii.-t fl.-J niu.-kf! wi-rc i'ruu;:!,t .rt'iln fi-M ly four liiiir choir nuiuhrr, hi'i' that otn-iny (V. K, V.i. I'.attm, ari l i rhaji thiy i i r IV ol th..' a in il I a I, i:if ii.:i in K-r.r.l to r!.ivcs U fo!!.a.-: i t-tf. 1. ,itit it I''.fr t-.vit'iW, That w lit li- I tu t- any t ct irot' i-!'.-tl hy ru:ihu-!n an i nuttvroiis l.atti lit of h' ay artiiu ry. If it If true that '.hi? eli'T.-il ihlt i ti-Ul of the battle iiiiliii iiiiiale it is not for fin Ti ceh'-'irc, tin; jiM'j.ieian j'.olpe f,r !h(!ihi. of tiiis. lVtt I htl'.t-vc t!.;'t (hi, Inrgi r boily of mi.iiiiry i:. lit has unl.-r fu'.! it'i'.t tr L-ii t a i Si,;' I .'!t-r i.i 1.1 llUhl. ill thf t'.ol'f. t.m t o. of the I Vl. It-;'!fO 'Hi. r.l -II lit i 1 l .tu!v 1-f I 1 "r v i 1' t s ii k I ii i'ii t .1 l i i.i !r v illi t',. --it att -l .-i.ie. h i.f tin- j!r.t ,,,,1 l,a,,. r,l (V. ",i any fl iTiy i-M fiit in!- Mine 1 ttt i :i 1.. if; any tl.'n:' t!,.;t s lilt h Imhh f m. it m'.ihii woitti iitrt to It than l!if whi!i Hiifrrn Si.itt r.itriik, tni a-kt tue if 1 f at ia that I' hl. Hi. yi' itiih t .l. I fcio-.i 1 iiinl (iti'l onh V of the hm.h -t I ntlh it r fought. Call I Oil hi t thnl Sinithiy f No! Ho, iif( r Il iit.iki a It ar -laii l in my eye nml my (kiuil t it t o, in 1 hik 1at k oil the tlmkty fn hi of halle, aiul n e the tleatl ami tH in, itli'l the hh a hiijr wu'lte!" ftf iho'e jtoor I'el-htw-i that m re t-liot ill the th It lit c of our eoiiiitiiiv ami the ehniriiiiH clarif iiiul 1 I,. r ui it,, l llif ii tte whith ln ht if to- 'i if liay .,h, it i tin-intt-not i, t.f tin' litit f I;' r tu h.ivtt f.l.c f V ft i: t t' ft ii-y the ;;iiiHiit ttliit.lt JiokIki t!tp il .1 in th nut lnnt haf wtittcu c iim i t if J.i--il. s. Tlii" ny i f ii i alt it it'.;h. ('tu i!uii.ti.i ffi" ini tilli Blul liiti.Jiai, te etitniiif nee lliih: he ttfyN i.h ih I h nit vi-t I'Xehate'eil their P!l!(ioth-lnireS lor i I'.i m i',i' thee t.f fiih-'.int lit three th!! n ntiJ it... il ..t S.fi', t-n-v I'liiiioitjii oroiii-1 h.-ilf vr ii."iit!i f..r chthinr Itim-ltcl l..ll.ir in strirt's lnel a. our fiiiinU fell ihiik liial t j i vii.l lit I i.t- tiaiQ tf J'.itt.li.t!gC. tl'li :e;n rci't'itf "J'he lit oiaii-tital !iivr Iiltvf liolior-es, l!.i'.ii"ll tlieV have i-on lv ttei'.letl thetn, 1

v'- n ei'M' h.i ,-hoMii liiitt a liiui h j an h it e wriyi-u aie! jl.o l f.r them U- of iiit'.ititrr t-ani.ot fiteff-iflullv to the 't niintit Mate t )iiiffi la ttm. l.irj. r ci.iii.riiili.iii 8ix-il:.ii.i to tlifir ('r.i.h'.--Tin- i n. 'vm aif -h w it hy the c.ni-.itty. 'flu' l-f;;':i.t pm! l ihct ls m't -f J i miuti tl t y tin I laid tmr. f r the IM-I, c'.-.Ult!g t'l hi' I'ftaittl tilt; M x ,r l .Ii r tl ui v fcl!ii-r i trn n, utiait llivl.tuR ,.f i:y it, Si ill tn.j h y m h .ii'vl ill ai-Hi J if j,i ttt.-ti.-a n "y it""iifi i i icii, or in iT-iMii' t ;ic i l..s of the i uiif 1 M .ie, cr fliiiil i-fi iiiit him iv j ,e ,v.) fiti.',. y t l, ht' h-i!l r.if .t all I'i t tt ku.!U j I tttt; l.f lf! t.-f, M'l'l thf II ttlltiM! h.htil' IT lake the-einaliy tlit!' relit tliil-l.t .1 haiitlic.-. !;iri tl a! every tuailahle oint fi"ta I'ii!! Kun to M.uia.v-as it: tl tt!i r.!'.iiii:nn,:::.' eath oihi r as we a.Uttnee, ntnl Itiffi out any o by tvoot's tintl liia.h' iliiiii ii't of i)ft:cr.- lr! iht ir j.iii!io!i. 'l hi-y can only he fecureil 'hy hfii'gin- lti lieiny artilhry leu! .-htl-! Yi fr' l!u- ctieiny for -lay-, while lat ho.!ie-! of ii.f.intry tire thru'.wi ueoi! their Hank j ami nar until tliey are eotupfneil to liijlit i.i .i Mipr t r fiiTi v as-iitiii'iuti. ti out, it 'll... niiin.tr aiv ir.ilin nee fH luc iiii."ii ,11 lllllMIIIII-llllll-' v.,,,.., -ii in tli So:l. will J.ate ntttcli We take l.a-anc in jret ctiling to ouri 'J-l,:, nitty Hot bo n ii.lUlu ..)iii.rtt, lull I t.i.ly the Juration of lltft j.iv-t lit rea.lt m the luilowin,'.' praj-liie titi'l luiriny ,t c. alter eareiul itivcMigaii witli the vliarie.t-r vt ititere.tiii Jett-r from the jm-ii tt an c- j it.uiry front tho.-c ci'ajfcU ui liic ..i i r r. i i.h coiniili -lie'l wraer itunn ny in t 1 1 uioui ,,t J oin unit The IV .itha.t in l.U late luc -.ats.iy anil at pr.-e.it n.j.-u m tne jmcnoi that it may eil he thmht. .1 wlutl.cr Io.urtni-tit lit AVu-liiiil.n. Kl- majority t.f the i .'my 'f the Sailh-1 AVamiisctox Citv, D. ,n State., wUli the fx.rt-.liim of South j July 11. r v,,t!lv favor disunion. I Koitohh r.r i.t.c JornvAi. :-Mon,lay At the lale j.re;-i.!fi.tial clei thm we fiial lar-t the rain fell hea ily all the day long gooJ order. They were in Col. Howard's a i'ovilul.aily c.tti.h-ti'.iii-their i.t.Iitieal! in this city; hut not darker and gloomier llj-i-ade, cmsi.-'ing of the Third, Fourth tenet.ls it.toth.Miohle HMilet.ee, ''The l.-;ere the hel. agurit.g clouds than the sad aal Fifth .Maine, and Second Vermont in the Const iiut'.on, ntnl the rucservation Heeotnulating news of the eventful Sahhath Jtcginient-. The Vermont 2d went into no, rebellion, hut ai-o it r -ult hivotigatiuii ami llaiile 1 am hapi'V to record liitil llie Vcnnont Second 1!" intent fought gallantly and bravely during that action that they were the la-t regiment that left the lit hi and then hv command of their ellieers, and in They vi re the only oi. e-cr- oi a Kegoifi.t that wetit into action unmo'iiit. th 'llie cam) at Fn.-lt Iliil is tpiite lis far our I .rt-.'itt ont'io.'f-', ntnl very rear the rebel pickets vho occupy quite :n near po'itiotis as lia-y did prci otts In it'll. Mcl o It's advance. Fresh troops are arriving in Washing ton hy ecry train. The army of the Po tomac is being tigomusly re-tirgiitii.ed, A 1 i. r ttt itt Pt.iTf tit 1' t I. f.i' t.i -it 1 ,i t vith the r- j.ht r a ch. inning little t'.l-fhtti'h ty Mr. 'lylei, ff'l'oiy. '1'htt Mihjtvt is "Thelii! Itoltin." .Solf.: chihlit ii (tic it'jut M'liti. 1 suf l'tt- f.et iiiimiul ti j ami to think how wmo poor fi .Hows that a- wouiithd would cry out for a drink of waiter, and Mitiif wohl turn llare i ys toward leaven iiml j.ray M,:,! I iod would n lii e th.-re pain-t by ih atlet i t,l.l iid fi' hand to' f':i- lt- ,t.,. hrow ae.l rtlievc tle re Mini from there niali;;1etl bud '.V. I lleVtT peeted to tag uli little hi mh their a M'Wt A b ale the battle li. l.h The the IS ltail',1." his f.:tt', Cittcliihft ape an tl eail- f i i- h. t uril nit, end too like tin il il i frlim to t. f tl.f tai'liei-t r.i.hin, nnJ n itli infuiit.' I I t ..i ..i 'ft i was a txi In t hlauver o( shot. lilit tout I t'lf nan cut the "IlUthlll.'l tl hjll'ltl". 1 In 1 i hni.lsfn;..: if WotifuHv .:,intr.l, themitty Hj.ria;? -paired my life a lievv laU longer. AVe 1 iiioii.ii." chat after Ivius cj.indljr pliant 1 j hit our cam, ground at 2 o'clock Suii.hty Mr. Tyh-r tt-.-igii ttuying seihe ttevVtr in thei I ir.oniing nml titan lied thrush lite wtnid.s j iii'ijjhl.uilioiAl, nml we lii'i'o he will ti iin-f. i- tu i apUH 1 o milt s, aiul we come to a huge. and under the lead of I lie gallant Met l.fl .'bits" of s.ei.fi-y in tliciif'sl.ht.iliwd i-fihe l'.ini tiiily -it-mM ennvit., .,.,,e tl le i..vt-.y wc m(t .louble .Uliek ii- i t l .i ..j t.AS will vet retrieve Ihi) fortunes, of thu i nex Ihat.-c, tnhcrc he bus hie hcul niuricin. In; r t. f. lit Nit. nitiiilli ol the roori .s i'ti."iriit. -nniioit. ftllltlil .fll'.llll JMIUIIIU-. 10.HH till nun j It iv as a very hot day, find we were i ry mue!i fiirtuV.'i il on so loll'' a innnh, but we fought cry brave, but all in lain. dav, ami ensure the peiligc ol nctory to I tla Federal arms. Thertt is nofalleiing here.or in the heart of die great North every thrill ol puhhc yM iunn U!) l( u,w eitiotioii poinis to hut one -ilonous ri-still Tut: Union" jut ami siiau. nr. ri:t poittls vt view. V.'it.ir it-? n Mr. H. J5. Ki'til.tif ruisi't, h i Mtaths tulifii IVtiin mi (wl-liel'l tsllli V l l I s. ed the at Hull Kun, whieli reaeln d its from early 'S the eiiLra'ciiient in the advanee ol their l'rigaih', ami covered tin: retreat when re tiring. They were more aetiidy and ii 1,1 i .it n t From two or three o'clock A. 31., tlur-; longer citgagen inati me aia.i.e itfg.i.v.., lundreds of fit-! and had the most exposed positmn. into the city I It is the le.-tunony ol the Kegiment that innian.ler ol r tt. I.:i-." This nartv cam. ..i... Vi, tinia. Kentucky and Tt nnes-1 morning through till the weary and diM.ial see, ami polled a heavy vote in Mai) html. hours IM.twate, Mi-rouri, North Carolina ami houidana it was a re-peclalde minority t n jl0 entire day many in the other Ssiuthctii States. l!n eken- j jiive solt'icrs came touring i .1 ,.i...n -.otillthiti- of the t t-;.t.,rt to t. tfimttiTfil and di-;- Col. 'Vhit:n2. the Mtehi-'an c rtt.le w no tf at nr. i"'',' 11 Httfi. fitiiij ..'j;- leading rom-pirators received in the Souih ,g;iuiz,.cl ..t,., their uniforirn tatt'-red and j Vetmotit troojis, belitived very di-credita-only ViT.'sri vote, while there were ca-l ((,nlj l.gnmmi d with mud ami drenched h!y tip.ni the battle ground. AVhcti the for other candidate in the Mime Stales wit, ,1C ra;n, their mulcts nt-ty and j Keghrt-nt moi cd into the nclian he was 7HJ,1H totes. That many of those wh. dfippinf, while many barefoot and with j seen hiding behind log-heaps and trees, and fnpporltd Pell and Kvcrctt in the South j u.olr cquipmenU left behind in their rapid at no time during the engagement was he at the lat election, have become advocates j (jilt prc-icnted a still sorrier aspect. j where his duty called him, or directing ..r ,;..cc. can nol be denied thai nn,! oublic l.laee i ncoun,L:ing the brave men whose lives cr- !u at-ln.it tile. Is this so! Wi-i:.h smut' tic hitniliiii- v.ith tin.' mihjfft imtihl let tl- himwTihiit these hiis nrc it ml v.lmt they iiicuii. The Kjifcinifiis sliuwn us ly Mr. Kent cun be tmr t flit e. pceial Kcpott of t fculc.y Tiniinctioti. Uuc li.i.niiiia, a piiity, tli'liiittt ot ir.ttif, urtifd tlitiiiM'lu'S in to "goe4s" ntnl wfnt olT to he ivfilitJ; That cuii'i'itiiy, uiiitlo up of jift "du.hle 1," WiilUcl ihifchiiifs'y hito llie Equuwx Stoic, And Hii'ul to the clerk, (liiitli with tt.nile or with siniil;,) Now, tloti't care a fig for your terry-Jay work? j m,n ft, or it hore, this dull every u:iy spoifit', of tr.tJe i-, Ju.-t put on the scale us fite -jents and three Mies. I .j.,,, jKS u:,:I,K am, (Jymmsii m. "rof. M i.l- As a s".fi.d ltt'i,itcr-(a well as I cm.)- v.h."-e Acroh..tic ntnl Ztuliifal lixhilititm 1 Ml i.Mt ix f ;r v l- its of cac hwemun :mu limn. in a.i.i r..n IS Unil'MHlo-t'ti tu l"t in ui i in v.iit, .t- ,anv of the same c!a.-.s have abandon-1 1.,a,(,,i (o m, impatient citi-1 w'" 11 t,l their love for the union, atid that they yni. fl-hM of Ucr on the bat-1 Tli 7 wt n! l'lllI:""b' 'Rir a are still trite and local citizen-' we believe (,0 a,.h one mvig performed j 'W olhecrs and long it c(h,'t.vely an i i I hi-tvelv to the l;it. laeut. oh Stannai e.piaUv true. tiro-ligies of valor ami hai ing engaged in !.V n me Tin assemblage ol euuty una mum o. m't ,.,i.,v Hit I,. His ".Sthut.l tifiht i vuuta.V ami s 11. 1 Aiiri .N n r. siooti, as me t itiit oi uiu j fccalo; Ami lll.cn weiglit-d in lite nuiiiucc i .sua., i oe lotu.u ScmiimrifP. 1 he o.hihiliou WillltlUg. Miss Tr.s I'veu w us the fust, (I doti't iiiean m rotation.) Who won the light prize, 011 this serious oernsioii, A majority of the people of Maryland, (ol.,.;,'lc charges it) ,1 t.ri! 1 and Major doice, were at their posts and on the murderous hat-. a" 1 .1 it .1 t... ..11 r.. Delaware. Kentucky and Mi-soari are un- nf ,,u. re,K.t ll0,, retired with their V" r .i....t...ll r.,;to.t..' W,. have L-ood lea- I .1 1 nn,i hnll h ft gallant couduel. ti.titt'iv'ti v...---.. ri 1 t 1 1 1 H 1 11 PH. tit' iv. 1 111 rn.'' .j.. t til j iiey were riuuoii'-u upoii v Virginia. The people of l'.a.-tern Tenm s-1 ij,,,,,... fcttttered and pur-ued by thoti.-.-cce led by the heroic Johnson, P.rownluw j anj4 0f sect .-sioti Cavalry almor-t to the ntnl Nelson are calling on the Government j rj)lt j,.,,, ((f (,0 Potomac. They assert for arm$ with which they may prove their j i ,1 ttie -i,i,. nnv was in wild am plateau exposed to the raking lire of four rebel batteries within three-fourths of a mile, and having a large body of the ene- 1 1 my's inlanlry within one hundred yard are These enormous tides were greedily lis tened to bv thousands oi citizens and .-trang- devotio.t toll..: Union. In Arkansas there fll,lt 10Will,i Viuhington, w Ith J on their itauu, eonecaic. ,.0,., .1 .7 i l c .1 1 1 1 C...1.1 1 .1111 liv tltoii.ant o oval eiti.en 111 lie! n... .,..,l ..,,,,1 hi, n icttiriotis host 0 f 100.- uhcr "1"-- a deep ravine which jn-cvcnteu their inaK ing upon them a success fid charge. Twice the colors of this be-dy of infantry, who kept up an incessant lire, were displayed llauntin dy, ami twice the rebels in whose hands they were borne were instantly nicked od'by our Vermont sharp shooter,- It is. almost pr.iiideutia! that our brave j regiment in this exposed position escaped with so little lo.-s. The total number i killed ami ittis-intj will not exceed forty am! the wouiided are being well cared for northern part of the State, and the same 1 (I(IU v0fi:y following in the n ar is true in every Southern Slate with the exception of South Caioliua. This we might expect in the absence of all facts, i,,,ru'illy believed and f,,r w e should -hi injustice to human nature j ft iiart;al (i,lllic. vrvStii lmny tjuarters to Mippose that the eharaeter of the .South- j j l t, y cm people was so far degraded as that j -j ut, ,,K; thy and evening it was patriotism, the In c ol truth ami J"'. foumi ,,lMl ,1,,4'stoiies of the straggling fugitive were itntt.en.-cly exaggerated; ma.u ntt rrui.t the i.roseeutioti 01 ine ,t t "ti-i "7 iicrs 'i lot in t-, t 1 1 11 it 111 in-. 11 and iudcetl, reason was t xtun t every w lift e throughout their bordu's. The entire unanimity of the South in f.tvor of MVcssiim, wo believe, would by II V .1.. jire-etit war. Ik name t.nti tiouui 01 tu; N'iilioti ami cvti v Inlen -t which nun bold dear, th-maml thai the n l.els f'.ilKI however, vuil f i. l t the conte-l mut li .-.mgninary and rotrat it d than il vtoi.ld olb.-i'wi-e be; wh-'i the stars and Mripo rhi.ll llgititl th-.lt, dry '.'OV-OM r that they had Ih d from the battle- field, manv of th-tn, long before our army re tired from Pu;l Kun, and that large nuni- engtigt i but beitf-' seized bv an utiaceoiintabl :in-the aimv had -hartd their own li-gr:ie. ful j ('apt. Drew, of Purlingioii, who vva nut in the engagement, is yet nn-s.ng.- 1 with tl all bt have the domes t-f New Oihans Until. .-Ion :tnd Ki. hniolid. the union tin tl al the South -th il in makitiL' food his i .-eatit) from their clutch. and reached camp ye-ter t.:..l. 1 ...I ..i,t In it. I. i-t iir jii.ion I 1.1.' I he othtr Caiitams are sale, tin 1 I. (..ui l-i.ll 'it ....t.. .,1 timti liter tit iii:,r 1 itu ii.tivHi 1 ;h i .itn- i ti .1 w.. .;.tiVt..u t j 1 nt' .1 i t u. v 11 1 -1 1 hi im 11 1 j with ciKilm .-s ami mtrepnmy wonny o llof lllt.'l-it'iug Willi llif, 1 100, .1,10 mi- r 1 the deecndanls ol Allen ami 11 .11. at. -1!.. i,. 1, In te 1 .ui the. w ho e fti' .-ral i in tu. ii. i.. 1 i-i 11 :.,,.i,,i, ...miii.iiiti i.11 f-t'i.(t t-itnu jt lie; iit iiioiit".. 'j what, and one ol the Sen; ant- suopoM I"- 1,. 1... I'lh-t wat taken l.fl501ier, hut Hit: 1 2 i. It' 1 1 It tlieil lieim'ilf' P -io--.il inut too 1 mil'-h.air- of f "hil-'lttiil th! liKel d-sperate- vull not be -So 10 d. mat.d or to receive t. Ameri- l rli.l.t vt hit-!, tltov have been d 1 1. t,. r! day. fun ho.l, our Hoops reinc't oy oio-i 01 1 1 t t ...t.. t pttvt t lor the time ix.-n.g t.y a m-i't. iv.-, ll'Jii. J It U Ihe iiitioa men N'.u'u who are aho to ,-tVf the I'liicll beta the ad tidamily of un lutitnatc distteiott. It h'y 'ho i SiU:.UJ.!l gm the -taS-.t cur Nati .tiaU Ct.t.i.iiis wiihTod ifptft.t.ttiii- fVom- the Sootltern State. il who Itie in the-fi-A la ensure to the entire Arm ticatt Ntt-' li.,tt a eonutiuaneo i that cat tcr of pr..-. jtt t ity and gl ry wl.i.h Piothh iictt ha vi'U-m!y marked out. C i!. McDowell, beeatt-e they found them-j Ji t.tlh' tj advame HK-ct s.fuill ('apt. Hope, of Castl ton, lost .-ever; Hi.- son, a young lad, was mi-sin men. ii.'.-iits.-t an ciuiiy larg. ly -e; te r 111 tm.'ii-i fur two days, and the Captain had givt no all hopes of him w hen he turnt-.l it raff lit I'oiS citv. Capt. Todd, of Lir.illklM.ro, L- woiiinh He i- at the National II Local Intelligence. There w as only 20,0litl oi' our lie 11, and it, li,, l it. t 'l ilt! ht'ilths of llie St.UK lilt' lltt.T.lilv alive witli Ntnill IttfcS about the fitte of a ,.iu bca-l'; "'"'"t DO.OOO, n,u w as fresh and moist of lite lugs ure red, tlitnigli thcte in occu- Kitiiiullv Ihifk Piit'iiiati. On cxuii.iniiiir the j out hti'iitls scpaiately, in tfoiito histiUii'fs, live or hid in (he woods, and had foi ly-eight riftl cannon behind 1111 heavy brcast-vvoik. 'e onley hml 20 pieei s of cannon, ami in an open lit Id, and after we got out of em anation v.e litis foix'd lo tt'trei t for our six t.f ilifsc hugs can he found en the outside t.f thehu.-!i nt the heal of the kcrr.cl. Mr. Kent uvu tlt.it tiiiinv of the out fluids, mil snine of the whi.it li, his, iiMiis section niecov.'i'td will, these lives, and h it them in .os.-e.-fioli of th insivts. A j'ciitlt iieia who t it-Jit tu know tt.iys that these hue's will develop into tin' Hessinti Ily ,i:il to l.e in'i'lt'Ct 111 all us ue;. 11 inituii, sum I well woiihv the attention of llmsc itittifst.d in ,1 said, w iih.iiu l.rag3!..g or lh.nt.-y or vaunt ,i,S t El,uc(tlia Lf-Itlg a e get- ihen weiehed 111 the huliliicc .-.tiiiii t be loiilHl 1 1: 1 1 1 t hi u 1 i... (Which uo hypereriticil jicrsnii, can have you see, Occasion fur calling sptc.iic-al gravity Wlieti MissTkx I'.vck's vvcigltitig was carefully ilolic, The number of pounds was unditi mired unit one Mas. Bi.ANcu.inii catne next, and the gents made u movement, also contain h.ur splendidly I rami d I.lcpJ.ant-, that nie said to pcil'iniii till iniiiniir of exploits. The I!:.hii. it'n 11 will he giuu hut for one day and evening only. I nml mi 11 1 im- 111 State Items. Di.ATti or an A(iki Pi:i;s..N. Mrs. Maty Parnicnler, of loiehestei-, died on the 2 .nil ult., aged our lunula:'! tiro mul a li Id, and as (he tl tl sat ages ralied on 11 they run our wounded men thmngh with Ihier bin 01 nets, and burned an o!d house w her there was a good many of our wound ed carieil to have there wounds di ecsed.-- They look till of the lull aiilngc they eollld. Tlav rai-t d I he stars and sliipes once, afid ie thought that they was a going l sli; up htil, when we got elo-l up lo ihein irawetlit uown ami rai.-itl there .1 11 1 I 1, pjdimttn, then opined upon us with a voih-y of grape which killed about 200 of the Michigan Fir.-t liig'l.aud then tun into the wood-'. They took every way I whip us, hut we killed more of theru men, j es, !J times its many. They Iri-tl i sui'oiiud us, but did nol tftieead. They made tin ulnct on 11s tts we tetiirned. In iho-e long wood.-- they hml ti company of i',0 black hor-es j it is failed the black horse etti airy we killed a go id part of th"iii, and lite re-t was tl -11 glad to re- ltre.it in;'! Ieav: lis. I Wl li 1011 hail heeli lliei e to picked up sonic t.f the swords and 1 '1 t i.tt A In her they ob-ervi .1 a decided innnovetaeiit, I r revolver, iiml rititis. 1 pa ueti up as many the Iraw bar its the small weight tlay .1 ns 1 tosi'.l eary, lnl we lml to cross oier 1 l.ritl and there they hfid;ol solnecan- iun that va- winked by the d tl iiiforiiftl I'nr alonit 1 pelier .or It stopjicd at or kunJnJ, and tirmty, artJ im. a year :ig", escaped it few big H.iwni tcaling ti horse at'.'l iva'.'oli aboul i 1 1 its since by in'' off a vvitelow bar ttnd letting him- I self doc oul-ide, by a sheet. So that in this mtale-y ra.:o Miss Tbn Kveic was clear done Ott of hone and of muscle--pounds, and Unity, and one. The next number in this senle-y record we sic la owned hv a "fiitlt man named .1. a. l One hundred and thirty' the number wo -tut.', i patriotism, it MetiH, ami not tor place. All honor to them. black N" .it's an 1 weakened the britl un! it broke down with us and we but our lu-xbtirv ha'- r-c lit thirly-nine soldiers to cannon in the -tleettl, and 1 was for-ed l the war, st.id there- is not a 'Oiumi-.-ioiied j ,Jn)J1 .y 1IU( t.f f-t u fT". They killed about officer among them. They have gone for I ;,k) jrl To the bridge we lot-t our lia.ls am! every thing we had onley what we had 011 our backs, vve inarched all that night and the next day till noon. It com menced to rain the next morning, and vve 11 ere as wet as a drouned rat; our feet was. a colled blister nml we wits fo lame and tiard that I could lain down by the mad-side und died w ith the greatest pleas ure. We all went to Alexandria. Wo never "ot anything to eat for forty-eight bets, haling great n.lv antages, ot pou.iou ami strengthened by miiaetoos masked !-:.t;. ri... f ht avv lith-d cannon placed in ..i ci.. i.t r I'.ttll l!.m in.' n the throat. nil 1.01 ;i ui-01 .in ii. -1 H it. r 1 it 1 hi adttifbiti doinz will, ili-com- M Mina-ai ii- H that our forces wete vv.ui.ii ,1 1 1,'tiiv t-ufTcred more than anv other. St-r-Ut r ng, gem rally 111 good older, and oe- i"l,0 ,1 .i nt Ma or G.iiiiouol Montp. her, wound- i-ui'viti a.-atn ihetr ionaer j o.nam on the 1 ,:tj Hit; ti.-l uy a 11111111:. ounti, i fost- ii"i!!ia si a: i t the 1 .nomae. 1 1 ..n c iti at ttie .xationai. lot ioii I'iOfce 1 .'uoivs.-, ttttt t He gained in the race, by a very poor 8. MiiS. Ucu.ix came next ,fiu.l the pate faster grew For fairly ulic befit the Inst Beales iiiaii by two One hundred ami thirty nod two, wo pronounce Was her weight, we'll not s:-y to a grain but an on nee. Vti. Dnowx then ascended the platform, pmc B.'oi'iiing All weight, at! his lire lhdiooti had in the morning, Hut as he was Oiled not with rarefied, air, The weight went to onr,fijty-onc, and stopped there lie, like his balloon, though the uirdid notswiui. iittt tii.Hkc it, he came down 'jiiite sound- "v. itrl und limb." Mil. iVwiXAUt. ndiain'td, ultht tih nut a nitti f IfoVny, 1.. .1 f. I! fur -tturciiic Tioii lei oslt v. e mi .1... ..i 1 .i.t. I... 1,. .1... lit drew down the leant hhea wee. lit on a beiiy 1'. -mi yer, ot 1' t. Ieh hie, wits uio.t 1.. sf) l i;ttiye.i 1111s in ..7 r.it- tie. I Wtahiesday of la-t 11 n k while bathing. j fj, 1,1 0f battle and brought it i-fT again, and For the Miijbct iniiitainctd Liut one hundred j r tliat is the rea-olt why I write Oil il. I Al-l'OtNTMl NT. I'.. II. Stougbton, Ol 1 o 1.., went over the P.-itoma-k to A it-hmgtoti, liellows I nils, late ol the I Anni, has Il.tiit:itiieMB.liu.vM'ii.vKi-au.ii.nti.y 1 u suic 1. and I was pieke.l up as t-oott tot j j;oi uier ,t ih-imeiit. I'1"'1 tl''-,,:1 x, )y kil"llJ'- lh'"' lh" 0 1 .v-iii.tti iit there that te'r w:H Asserted Hint lit.A.M'lt tin. beat ail tit it The Wind, or Journal stiys: Messrs. Lanison, (ioo.luoiv it Yule, Shell. time Falls, M.t-s., have contfaeled with the C.oveniiiient to manufacture 2-),000 tides to be completed in about 10 months. It is repoitel ihi t they will immediati ly pros ecute the job with the latest improved ma ..i tt.t. Winil-or Armoi'V. "ililli 'J 1 .1... 1.,:. 1 .1.., ..t.l emnlt-vuicut to a large number of work-: nou. s, ami tu.u market on the damp brick (lot e, in our wi t i .1,:.... Cloth, mm ft lien vt t; ti niij iiiiii The Vei'thoiit aiil Canada I.ailroad Co in pi ay ave declared a dividend of four all v.e had was bread ami waiter. 'The rea-on why I write on this is, that per cent., payable on the l-lh of August. j 'Ilt(1(lt,j Wi)e oa it lt,(;Jjr, but 1 A lad t ine years of ;tg, son of Datml wetit to the fight but I neglected it, and The hi vl I. Littuvhi. l4kt.a IXHn.11 put.ii-t.tr 'trts -7'. Iiat-:oM that the-e should prevail, And with this sag'- nth'ttioii I'll fmi-i! lay tale. There, came to ellipse liiui, a number uimcn, For U.e g.-i.t!ea.ii next ta tuv ha-ndrrd and "'lirtn," And adti.itlii'g at once, that his name it was s" M t tL, I'll swear Ac a the heavitst one of u all. (I tn it C'i tr. 11. I sla--e "hiitk" j Foot, by Lieut. ti .....tt.llv l.e owtit-1 to me ninety, and rinht. m, M 'l"""1' 1. 1 t,..r t.,,.1 .o ni! io ii too. i m l of the I' ourtli erinon llie I.-JKI.-V... I r.v,- !..tte! I.. -11....... li.Vili'l li"i i-tr gif. 1 j,. vt is siieeiany iet.tii.uii' 'i f 1 1 f 1 .,11 1.. wi. ui 1-1. -crtttl'l'tl f t I th.,, Ktilt mse f r,,i iKlionc. it -v m i. -orriciii" iii everv day they --Jill., w.- a m 1 ,1,at I"'-'1""1- u,;llM iav i,v K c fc(j iift:u liiiAv j HoiiACK (iitKt.LV has pub'i-hed a card j the road side and went into the wood,, in the Ttlbma: in 11 Licit he diaavoWH all j wiis 7 days front camp, utid laid "n the re-i.on-ihii;ty for the recent eour.-e of the 1 ,m ,i 0!liy ,i!ir blanket; eur lenls w ;t:i iliotl rig with us, but wc un on the Ti'tliHiit! in ui'titigan iintticdiate ndvance i .1 1 I to Kb hmoml. tie .-ays tifti me-c tl0 'i .1,. .jlit-r. that have in,- march, an! d,d not take them ti ies. ii- n. 11 it. ...;....f.t it.fX it. p.aied. cenauting the ieniitii.i'i lor i'o wagon-, n r we urn -t eour.-e. 'huve hi en writl. n by others and: tU)(1 ,j!!i r (li jj.,, mt tht.-e things I :.t 1 I. -,i iv. un. I mi'Ii it t-afi.fi After the regiment It-It U.e li.Kl .t oal- 1 hi I .1 I5.j--.it'.-- Id Mil 1 .-It I tl Vi i j 1 'J .-...I., v .1.. ,1.,-v rtiircl in ".hI older to Ctnlir-i s,t. i.nl.Ii.-h-d w iihout his fan.-! ion. He t'i-ii.e. h.ni ..a i'...',f tl rc-Burt i r..i.M'.iro--t.,v ...it. ti-, r llK tit A i it or i a f ,u t i r, iii i',. Vl.-rfl,-- th..' ville. j-ouis.- twelve ItHies, ami l.altcl lor urr uo ch.eters of ihi ttoiy. In c.ares in.'. 101 ...t o..- 1,-tof w.nou..-.mtrts-'y i-r 'r,...r, t.ev-i.,.-.-. A1 t ev ,r .o, ,v wi:i tau- in-'a'g.' m noenti-i-m wic'cter on t..c t. fi., r-mti, Ii 4 ill J. AoH-rieai. l-ci-k Wfjf -.If. atr I iitat liutimt r ve..ti .c-i.s. A. .a it were j along so if f'""'1 lM w.- eooM haw th-" t ,y;,M..,;viir::'.-; l-a "-'l'--t r n. I v .1 "ii i I i. j. 1 Hi .Kt'.Uf i.v.v-1. I'.n I I-., d- I- but I A!, 9

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l oi;.rre ii-tTc;vcH II." ii';-'-:-ii "i if un.asurf ii.r tin; J'. oiaitioll of hulli a: j 1 i n:oii;!:tv. i i Tirini'M Mi.MtuK, An-, I. I 1 I iTI'mM l't" t V 1 1. In IMt mv (iiiliaih-i 1 mi' tit Acwnort .News and will.oi lor, o hiiiiu! to-iiiorrov illuming. It is fiaid Col. Ueii'lix l.n.- scut in hi l't'.-iunaliuii. j Moro onh'r iiuj ili.-ciolinc prcviohs shut iht?' .rolii!iiion of iutoxu-itiiti-; ilfit.hi'. La'doiiiitaui hat ili-covii-cd tin I rehcli arc uiounlii! two vt-rv l.iru .aMoniitaiu hat .li-covcrcil that th on ScttaliV l'oinl. A Wa-hinuton dispatch sayt (Jen. Doul 1 i ..i i it- i ,.l .;il ccimaun- u 11.11: ai .n... !t.r lVtoiiiuc, j V,v of the I .1 .1 1: 1 .-e.i-nn, me. 1 la-riuoinci' i sooi-ii..,, 1 in th.hmh' at 3 l'.-.M. Kiluen 'l.';.tl fnm tjU rfl,,.l.(s 0f ,l,c J.cut nrc rciioiictl hv (he coroner. Six new regiment of volunteer are ncarlv r.'0.'v to he ine-'crcl into M-rviff mail) rtm.y to In. lut-.tU'i lino .emu .for the war rw:n,y ,..ir i,Ktli4 f tlt.l &c., has

t'ei' heil here since Siilunhiy. Al.-o a Inrpe n of J.;,,,;,,.! r,,. a cansi'lera-

1,1c quantity of I'OW'ler. ,..v? (.ar r(:..ie.i C:l. 1 'i" .S;ttnr.l.-iy, hy the Illinois CVntr.il Kail ixui.l. i i The edioiuiig cxlnict fro 1, a hitc to v it he A. s 111V.S ticj stale i.'i.hn::

v.- c 0. ..,.1 ,.i z 1 r ti i,.t,i. i.-t ,i.,u,, .mi.i i t What w.-iihl ju hate of ('alift.M'i.t to. i tt-tify l:r lovahv to the t.'ni.m? We an-; 1 .1 ipno- aware licit wi tdt are cli.-ai. l!..it 1 -o, "'os ai c a-v licit iii to no ,-i i a- I I V. 4 .1- tioas and cliMj'it ul sj" i-ido-s a; i 5r 11 f ok w ho nisi to ('lo'iO'i!i c, r.a'i;! .-Jiv fit-;-- uolli- t.,,. .1. 1 .1.,. 1. u,, t Jt, v. oi ii iii. ;.i::s, a small lun.h'. r it-m an-l a holio.tv i that siik li.i.t .-i-ut t lijh:'t? iv-'inientt .hni't am s.tiil to a.-vihw" We 1 1 i'i t 1 1 wua!-! like Ik have n haii-l 1,1 tic i.d.iir that -ctiiie votir nttt-r.tioa. We w mi 1 like to lir'nrc i'.i the history of the c,u-!.ii it the great rcbehi-ci. Nut I hit ,i s iiol suit u, a v. o: !.l Liter than war. nor tbitl we hate n! a.nj.ie oecnjtalioM lor oar time, money -s ul loeo. lint when it Us aii over, v. c ilon't want any Mi-j.ich.ii ol :n aki-lirc -t alJ'il 00? What w .r-.'.i v-.a have of 0-: Sav ti ,'wo:d. ti:;.l the ih M t the l'.:i-l will U: -all on a era til" with r'-ii.c s.is head'n" ,f..rt!,e T.aci- h..;-'.'.t-r cavalry. Thercau. ilc-'l-aod. t f i,,i:i(- C.i'ixMo.O'- who ui.!e !o! Vli li'- I" -t, -h 0 h. llho.-t U'A I. '.l- S Ill the; i eb i's.o :u-,l!.'- L-.i-'nc. Mm-!, t with vuM i tl.st l":.';.. 1 Iff'' K'( r-.!i.'i r i o v....ik- h-r 1 v ,,r i r th.- 1 i i 1 c-i',,! ui.iv n.f i .tn i.-aru HIM j 5. or d I." r. 11. re i- .j-l-l iyl. of m-o-.m l.rrv l-qv iC'.'W t.r J.:i!V.U-ii. I'.ut led lro is it vol wa'd. we Lav to UM- U oin I i l

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V nritt ilij'' it.l"l. r.,:'. i, v i-k'. N 1 i l i, Ki 1 1,.-, II I. J .1 am. l.inu i'.u ""i- n t...... 1. 1. si u- I r.,....v..!l ui.... I'i ,i..!'p. do I .I'll. !l,;i!iv. N 11. Ill i v 1'rioe, All.ni'.v t,.l,rr. I.,,.-Ii 1 ll. ltUUll. II,, ..r? I i !i V,.il.r-ti-,.!iitt I.ii.ili. Albums t l.t-utiiU, ni-iiuiii.t'iiM'w L S i.usli, do i 11 I s a M.iiicli'i I.usli, (Ki i II A lii.ui, ii.ud, N X Mrs T VanVfc'.tcn, do j Mm K! iikIuoI, do Miss A I. VhhW litnu.do M1h Tu'.liill and nk'co J-.niie 'IVn Kyck, do rriiipstuti, N Jlluii r l-ili.iiii, .N 1 Mrn Ilnnti'i, iiiwitlyn i W r.'iiiiiott, Triy Mii V liiintcr, do W lircn, do Mi.-i Hunter, do I. tii-tcit, Nu Yuik 5... i!. StTlAL'i:, I., riiA c'iicim; Phydciai and Surgeon. on n ami ::i.-mu n r. at MM III'STEl! WA TF.U-CI. 'A''. I List Of Letters j n-:.lA!NFN(i iii the 1M office at Muucl.csltr, l August 1, isiil. II. ill. .Milo I., li'.'inatt, Mr- M ivy l,.ipway, !Iirnc liallard, i Mrs M ny K. MffUcr, .Mm l'.uwcii, 1 r-tnin.l.ife .Mnvoillc, hunla-rliii... U'lm,lU. Odel, i M:,3 V! v -vMtf 4M,.H AuuMa 2Vw t'lmvlrs Cliaiitpnfiie, j vnuehen, tAnfV-Ae I'ewcr.w, Jom W. It. yee. M;..s Kili'iid.MV, v in. l'f.vm.lds, I.,,,,,.,. 1,..,,,. I, I'.,!,;!!.,,, ..i..t i ifn. r.,,v;,-,l'ivi Hulbi'ii. II. Vance, Miin Atbie llulinn, j Ceo. M. Wait, 'I MwCatliei-ine Lau- I Mrs. J. Webster.

liierr, I'. W. IIOVT. Vest Maslcr. mlm "biet().n "skh i.yiuv. i f'llE l'AI.I. 'IKItM of t '.itr I is;- tit ul ion willconi- I ,.lt.M,,L. fi'MUA V 1. -M., Augii.tt t!l,md cntinue foiiru-en wcckn. it i u ami t.rei.i;. r.Kiltf!l: ItrCIIAnilHOX. A. li.. Teacher nf Matheiii.itie.al and lin-lisii brauchcii. FieiK-h, Prawiii'' and Music will be taught Iv a lady of experience. I'.n.iU .if I,,, tl. can be aecoinmtlatel wiih 1 .m... ii.:. nioias aint inr. at til's .-einmai-y. inu ri.i.ui- I oal mid his faiuilv, with the several teachers ill 1

,11 uviie-U'r, ..iioy l-s, i-m Harry Gray's Estate. ,'i'in., 1- 1 n 1. 1 r UL hUM.t M l, At a 1 r.ibale n ;lieter InMrict, ct. holden at .Malicliet- ST ATI'

Mmcliesifr insmot, ss. iiniuni m .:,ii 1;'j;-r!;l i,:'"!. on ,ue om p'.vtt.i.t.'lli.ti. II. k. Fottier. Judw. I The A liir.nbtr.tti r on the l'statc of I IIAHItV :AY. late of ArIin?ton, in Haul l'Ntrict, (leccwl, np- l01"11 K'r M-m ct l.w a iannriir iuo 1. fi it ..i,.,! ,!.tMi.j nni.lication la heard n't a Prolate Court, to be holden at the 'Probate othee, 111 f.al M inchester, on the last Wednes b.v of Au;r. next, and that all per.tons in- j sK., in k..,..,,,., a. t:,.,:f,c,l the; cf by pub- rl'iiK a cpr of the rc".rd of thin order three iBti.'l.s Hucx'-sivelv in Die MamdieMer Journal, pta-.lcl at Mnncliefter, which felrill be dceme.1 suili eot n.-tice to alljieis,, to appear and con- 11, ,o. i...i( 0..1 il 1 ,ou liife-HKC 1 H. li. 1 iWLKK, Judge- A true copy of record, Swll At" -t, H. K. Fowh-r, Ju!it. j ""Loi8 G. Lewis Estate. i

ST Ol VFUM M, At a li-.d 10 Curt 1 1. 1 1, 'i,,,i., M inchv.lt r i'i.-ii it. lu.l en at .a on m rl w the 1 .lint, X'. J' .I. Present. Hon. H. K. t'ovl.-r, Ju.l..-e. An iii-truiit.-iit in tui-in-5 m-j-.H;I,s toletue U-l Will IHid t,-t .i"..'l't 1 f !,t 1;, I.I'.H IS, iuei 1 11, hi s c 1 1 1 u'' 1, is 01 1 I I.i 1' I ,.i,i..r 1 1 1 l. il.u'i. W i.'-t. up -n it ti.,,' or le-i. 1 :l,iil said in-ti aua.i.t l t.. ....1.. I I.,. 1.. 1.1.... l it.o 1 j.j ,i,jU, ,,,ri!.(,) in s.,,,j .M oicltf ster, 011 the last w 1 ,y tf Ana-A :c: -.t, and that all p-ersiiis iat"rc.-te fin ti.l IVuitt-he iif-titi-J lheieuI'Ly pub- W ''r Ji;r lbrf e i.t s'i rt'nc!" in the Manchester Journal, .i,...,i .iiCK'tit a- ti -e to in! I '.rsoiit to apjiear ani con to

S i'. i ajf,.:cativn, it ti.' V te cic.-e. II. K. F,iVY Uill, Ju lr-e. A ir.ic c-t py of reoor I. Attest, II. K. F'lWLLR, Judge. BIRD CAGES. A New Lot Ju-i Ilcff'ivfil at th- Kttl'lNOX M'Olli:. a 'i't'ii. Ass-r.TMrxT vr r s II 1 X T A r K 1. J', .lu-t re-. iv '1 At th- )ia.; sT(.Ki-;. i

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MAMi;.N S 4 f,f ir'. .i Four Educated Elephants AM' I l ull Ti iknn iif Vl l olKlIs. v is 1 1: i: h i i t i o x j i l.issir iiiid 1: Him 1 llluoU j .or M.i'cuWr Ciicij;, F!.'itiilit- mi'l i'ii-t" in a (!i-a ;irii'-y of j 4-rnri'Tti' r V7.T.s7.'.V s '7 a mU- f.. n f H.c l't Ait.M lpms i ';.nl a M'"'1 f iii ,.l,;'ni a jiu-.u iKu-iM'y t.f In-j i i r i i i.-i ii c, j lAliililions of t't;!r,."? anil Ail.htM. i m uhl an's Sili-ni il PHYSICAL EDUCATION l, ii, ,iv t'.ic I. ir 1 ill all tlic Inrt i Stiniiiiirit l Mug In ml Amiiii'ii! !A.l :Uln,i,U.nH,ct,lli,.ync.xl,PtirWc j,,. 0!ir.:n-r .m.l iiitliu-nw m lo rwno Hrc I r;w:::;;"::::;!::sts;;;l;",s in .i- ts tlie 77.1' J'mir cc't lii'itftil l'Klil'ORMINr; Kl.El'IIANTS, Anthony and Cleopatra, ami j Victori.1 atid Albert. A ui.'ft origiiiul mid inlcwMins Zoological Exhibition Asti.ioidiiii;; IiiMincl of the I'H'I.iiut l.lt.jiluiiliiie. I11'1' l'i'v'.Mtin" Kxrloi'trt f the J-lc.hmit! i I,,,.il,tv. oid liit.'Uii'i line nf the l.le- v ldmnt Attiti-'hiiient to their Keepers And UbediiikC to I heir 'liiiiiui.'' Singular Truit of the Kleph.uit I T?:c four AiiiMc !:!-3i:iN, Altendel ly their keeper, Mr. Hall, are in ww-t wrfivt condition, and !V tlirotigti then' varied ,,i niMiifes i ee a I'tiL touvi. t, i... Suae of their j;.its are of an entirely novel character, and will cnliM the atteiiliou of" all inb rei!. d in the habits and hir-toiy t.f these wonderfully endowed .iiad- I'Uptl.l'. The Inhibition will be given at FACTORY FOINT, S:Uu.(!ay, An;:. IO, '31. AITKllNUON AM)i:VJ:.M.Nfi. TICI4KTS a i:-'l'. Children under 10 half price. rpillt HKillOT inaiket price will be paid fur 1 rni:n i:ijs at the K()ULOX HTOHi;. A1 CHICKEN'S wanted. 10 Farming Lands For SrJc I flMIK eiibwi'icr oilers to sell smue choice farm X lands, l.icatc-l in Iowa, Missouri, Illinois ami Tiow Jt-r-ey. J cnn.t "iie-iiiitu i'.wn, inu re- maiader iii One, Two and Three Yenis, or will ...in i. ..ir 0....1 f.t..o. ,..,v t ,.f who vuk nun ji niont. The landi in NVv.' Jersey aie 1,11 the Cain- -i t i i.:i.. '1... I...... ft.,, n t,..,ll.r...., l;,,,,.0 t ll'iilt. U Ili'l I 111 I. I'.t n v,,,,,.,,v, and near the best inaiket.; in the worl J. A do- seription of the soil and climate will bs fuiind in (mirclrculart, tilucli will Le Kent free to any who may wish, from our ollice at I'nctory Point, or j;,,. lhwmm)tm, New Jer-

i( MliACIIAM j Rkffkuiixcki! I Hon. HAXIIX Itolilil'.Tf, liiii-liiiift..n, Vt. j PJIVVIN Id 'i UiTON, Itutland t. A. I.. MINI :it. Manchester. Vt. Messrs. CAIAVIXL J'.i;i,l,,and CLATO.N' AL- I.I-..S, 1' nieiplim, IM. JimnK M.Hii:. Wev nth. X. J.. and j JoHN K MX AX, I'.p, Ilaiiiiionton, X. J.

Cnol'IM'ltS WAN'TKI', by the Bubseribrr, lo ,,,lt ,.-,mr Cr Hundred Cords of Wood, in f A;t. nud fi nl-o, to cut and haul fume -000 ,..t jic coining Pall and Winter. j 1. II. MFACIIAM- j Factory Point, July 1 th, lKl.-Wf (iEoiwii-: auxoli), I'lij.vrii-r of Craiplirs, (iliis ami Vtiiics And Wholesale lU-at'T in m rmun mh n.om p:i:iic, I;i 1 rt, ('bars, Ap., tf IS SOLD IN lit) M. IS X... n-.M KI VUt STHKPT, Til l V, N. V.

A!! t c 1 rece.te ptoiupt attention ITI'li It lill'Vlt'l. t.f Tmv V V t.. 1 an interest in the I, usiikss. 111: WITT C. fcLUGIIT, formerly with Van llou- nen i Ch ules, Albany. J'fN of Scl.aghticke, X. V. 1

,Ji.Li Willi vvriVij I u" -ep'gnei is now p.pnn-i .urn,, 1. oil la 1 ir-.' or S'liall 'jtiaiilitie, an low, if j I J"'" not lower, than any other W in Trov. llelm! J-V. awl other kind. "J', 'f-': bandt.,.,,,, cwistantly r,n li..til krj! .,.iantitie ol the uiot i a-'wrtnient PAPfclt IIAXOI.Min, jut fiom the approvl veo-.. -tU -h St j u.anufietuiers., Lehigh, Lackawana. Peach Or-! i Vanijiks, litis, NT "is, chard, Likewise Blossburgh, i V oi-ang'., &c. mil-; M'ti'.i:. Cumhr rlarid and Virginia Coal. lilk.IiiU,. Mmf,,u,t.,s aIdo,hf. Swish ii.g to pur are re'pated to call riicl vs. inone cur toil bt-l'..re Mirchic-in? el-i-where. o. A. AIINOI D. liivir it uuvVovk n-.il'. oft be lin-'L-e. ;-r I'j'-.v, Vvik.iV i.';Ci:.vi .-:i'.'i'.L. i.vki: vimiv i I'll sr. i M U. rimom. mi usun u ttts. v p- v .1. .in-r x-i.l iv t. i H It l l:l.l. IUH si:, lu i' i ii r. ,ukr, mm; I llf u t l U ti a t s r T I ii N i;rii..Nn, vr. Tin: ami:i!U i hoi i:i., lit i:l IM.Ti'Ni 'IMIIS l.-tip t..i.,t mi I kii..n H-iiw i 1 b-i WnrlvlilMii'i Ihfl .i.t -..iiv.-). iu.,T !i:.m" Ihh-u mllcl. lUm II-ux- fi'i'''-! in (lit- ici.lie ..f'l'x- l.uMlit I':i't"t iitrl..ti,iiu 1 I f..uui:tl..l i ...f t .,1 I. Ac t Ii in I'I '"I. i i'n ui tin It'iiii 1 1 i ''"f1 I"". 1 ..i-idi r W v.t.li Ii ii! tU.it lu gm-'. mil l.'Jt itl tllflUM 1H t It.'Uif. j i inti:, rntii tr. lAtTOHV I'OINT iioii:i., rA(Til'.V l'tUNT, VT. i. i:. 'i n vi:it, rmpiii tiM. I'rci' 'Briiaf 1 ntiil IVt iii M;.y l. tin: i:i i noi ss:, BY THF. EQUINOX Co. (IfIN I IS" Ji:Mt 10 I'fl K, II UM1M XT til! 1 r.o-ii .s I tsi mi;. This Ilmisi', li nil.;; In n m:i-iil!y -iil.n-j'--t, U In itt- t He Iiii.M t-i.i:imr,..ii.jii -in tin' St.tti1, mi l is l'ir- I u'wIk-.I n itli I Uc Iul.l ecliilorls And t- .ti oti U-n VAMM'.lil.ll'S IIOTttl.. riMMS long c-l.iKiisht'd In. til .'till ci.i,lin'ii nii.. ri 1. for the ii iiiHiiiiid iti.iii 1' the ti .iwliiii! nb lit'. r,u 'icnl.ir iilti n'.i' ii pixiii to lxunlt'!!! Iii.iu :il.i-.i:id duiii.,n the nu.iii.i r lui.iil!i. Tl.r j ti i i i to iMiti-omnro liiUii'ito Iiliiiiiliv cMcii'ic.l H i-c.-t. fully solicited. J:. M. VAM'I III.II' .V .-".IN, l'rojir it-l.,r. M iMiinTi ii, May t'rt, 1-1. mv(iii;sii;u vAn;it cuti;. 'IMUS lNSTiri'TliiX isia.w d.iii fur tlio rc- 1 ti'ltillll Ol TlltilMll.X. llM IJATIIIM! fnililif!' f llibl'iu't' OVfly IlliidiTH illlirnVOtll('llt fur tilt! Mi'd- ic.il ii'iiliciitiuii Witter, tugftlior willi l!lcc(ro.( lii'iniciil and Nnlicalrd DESfX'tXlS- It is under the immediate cure mid dirontiun of l lWIKno, hu frnm the c- wlii-m tnw au-uwi uw pi.iy.ioe ior ti jhim Itif hteen yearn, feels confident in ollerin Ii'ib er vices in this capacity, that he cull restoi the l.louiu of Health lo imiliy a faded eheik, and ef fect piTinaiieiit cure of in any dieiiM s vtliichhav Lallled the tdtill of ordinary piaetitioner. I'er particular and circular, free of charge, Addict L. II. BIT. AOL' I', M, Ji,, 1 M.tXCilKHTKB, VT. FARMERS ATTENTION Mowing Machines! rjMIi: SL'r.SC'i:iIii:iI has tn hand and for mile WOOD'S MOWIN MAt'IIIM:S. The best in use. S. K. TIIAVIiii, Agent. Factory Point, July 15, ixr.l. ItivB hut u:u cv )yui:i:ij:h, Aliorncvs itnd Comisi iluis at Law. Jamaica, Vr. J. K. 1,1 ii. KK. H. 11. WIllill l K. NEV DRUG STORE lilt I'I! STOltK bat just been opene 1 in the north end of the .M.tMiiMTKit Watkii I't iti: buildiiift, where will bo found constantly on hand ii g'tod assortiiiciit of Drills, Mfilifiiu's, lit niicals, it 1 t tt II 1 iYACHV tlPAl:HCS. L PVVVIWM'V'N'

&c, &c., &c. Also a Rood assni tinent of f.UTV (ilhll.'N, riSill.MJ TAChli:, Confectionery, Nuts, Fruit, CKIAUS, cVe., iV-. SODA FOUNTAIN. I'll) .ici:in'. I'K'sci ii'lioiis. cucfidly and piomptly put up. C F. OKVI.i, Ar.Ksr. Manchester, June M'd. 2lf j. u. munvx, MANDFACTlUF.lt OF CHIAUS, and Dealer in Tobacco, IlATI'ir.l.l), MASS. Orders for any "rrtde of Ci.'.irt will be f.i!! at short notice, and warrant v. I to give liatitfae tioii. 1 .in in- nib, i';i. i i r. no.vs Ul IMtONSi: it bin jaiot. 1 Scllinir nil' ut irrcat bin jaiot. i r.tiUNox Mtnih. lAT I PL' lATinuTlC FN'VIT.dl'KS and I MiAHS 11-ACS! I-'I.AUS II For 1I1 al the I'jl S ST'.l'.i;. MF L IITAIN HOLLANDS. JJ At the IXitlXfJXhTOIX HANIJ.SO.MK SU.MMFU J'lUNTS. Just received ae the Kl'IN'OX STOKK. I INK CIO A II. S, at (h J Mi CO Kl ICE. aii j wlvl,,V SltAllKS i l-'-i hMFUY AND SOAlNat t!.c

"5 Cent Steel hhovels INUil iTXT U;!, "ti" M I l at tht 1'artorj TtfiRt Uifrtifnifi1. iV.I .'7'M.. Botanic Physician, ,1:. !)V V.-.t ill j,-4,lH?t I'o Mill IVnT, V. inn'. rhysician nnl Surgeon, i 1. 1- I'-iit. j .I,.!..-.'.!-:. ly" .I.lA'-S A. j Plijician and Sarron, i i tiut i i.. t, vT in mi (iftiir cut M, l o t, in V. MJ iM. 1?"4 A'. 'XI' IA7. AlUirnn ami foimxrllor aJ law, in ut (i 1 I""'!-, iii at. imt m' ti"ti i., Ki.Tunr I'uisT, .7,7 iitno't i i'.ih-!t.l In Im nut ml If r,.,.'.'.Ji tilU'i li I i. Ajjriil lor llio liiirmi'jt Mutual Tin In-ioaiitt' I iii.ni. ,v. S. II IU.. Pcnli r in Solio., ,oiiut;t-( Tiiltli t hum tier Nel, Hril Mt'iiil, Maili,.r, n:i 1 nil 'if r kind' nf I in i.itiirr, llniily Hailr t tiffins ronxl.t ntlj on Initiit. T.- l'fiM Wnli'li d.iic to f.rdrr in ulnn! tuii.T. niiiir I oimn. UT KPlt K i 111 K u. 1'a(T.,i: 1'nlM, Juiif Isiil, lj- CLOCKS, 1 Alt 111 S AM' .HWCI.HV, I"K Ml.i:. t I t.'.i..'i li.r utd ilrt. I!ftitirinn fulit d am nt !-!i'..i t in.ti. i', im nim.Mt. n. I.y S. A. AliAM.-. I'm nuiv IN.iNT, May V, I I, S. B. YOUNG SONS, Ki'i'ji I'liitiunily i.n liuiid a largo iKsnrttntiil of Sheet Iron, Japanned AND GLASS WARES. Stoves of the Lent ii ii d Intent style1 ti.VItTI'li lahiii in xch:in.'. JOBBING ii'ih't to inmi,iy. factory 1'oiul, June '2", J. C. ROBERTS, Keeps n good ttM,i (muni of Heady .Mild" llariicssrs, lSi-iillcs, Saihllcrv, nnd other Roods of thai kind. Harness Work done to orde r. A good Mi'leetioii cf Agricultural Implemfntg, B.iniif, I'lttMii', ,1I:ullt II) thaiilH' OiJteiil, nnl iilml SlfllK'K, eniislaiilly on Inni1,' Also SlMtl'Ci:, llliMI.OCK and PINK Ll'Mnlii:. Shingles, Fence Fosts, &.C., A.c. l'aelory Point, Juiu; 1, lSv.I. t!lf CABINET VARES. r j j n SL'P.SCKIltUl.S arc prepared lofni.-h J or (ill all ordei'M for t'HAiiis, ii:i)sri:.DS, TAui.r.s, WIMTIN'O DESKS and other articles of Hoiitehold Furniture, at low prieeti. R H A f) V -HIDE COFinS fonslanlly on Intnl. PKTl'lil': Fll.V.MFS of every description. mM.!i, filWIMi ami TlliMMJ, tloiic at short nolirc. CAXFIIil.Dt'iCIIAMlil'ltU.V. Factory Point, May 'IX, Wh A Ai'Avc ftUic'W V TJFL" OOOT3S, GROCERIES, Ready Made CloUiing, i.ci.iiUM; Gents' Furnishing Goods, KfctT fOXT.tTl.t om iuxi; n AVIN0 moved into the Store fornrIy o'ru pied by A, (J, Chirk, Km,.,- and having biitiRlit the stock of RfHidn therein, lo which laicai additions have recently been made f'lr rfie Sjiriii Irade, the Mibfciiber i piepare. t furniili tint public with nil kinds of IdtV (ilMHiS, (jlt'H li- and 1.1, A U 1 -.M A I'I. V I.' nil IMi, at tow loicei1. li. W. SMITH. Factory Point, May 'JO, lKi',0 CLOTHING STORE TIIK Srr,S('l;II'.i:i; la epscolislantly on hau l a lave and 10 1! siieii.-l ii.-,irttiient of ufiuv-maiu; i.otiiim;, tilATS' lTL'MNlllMi illODS, HITS. (M, and .ill Lindi of 'ArU in O.i Arr.nij' -ii, tills 1,'ivc l.wn mad.- ly wbi.Ii tat. ton, i rt can be supplied tfi'h iTsriifl-MADi: di;i:ss cons ,rm, w,u.st- COAIS. if., at the hortet notice, and at low prict. A. MfU.l.TT. M.in:litntr, May 'lf.t JW1. nit. j:. jitrroX, Dontist. Permanently hxai'.-d at Hooick Full, Nv V. IIi ukm i:' If. K. M'.LtNt:, M. U.. Ihek-k Fat!?. 15. C. liKowxia.!., Xo. I'vwnal, (ii:MB.L PoliTtii, K. Puwnah II. II. JkTliotix, Union Hail, Kara'cgi Hpringi., lir. P. will U vt Wwlworth'i Arlinx- j ton, on Tue.-. b.y and We-b.-wlay ut t-uiU tiil .'u.'.her i.'it.ce. -tf New Patent Gong House Bell 1 or tic at the l-'itlN'tX KlOitK. t

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t'v t U tttk'X id l. Mi' iuuns i'i r.t en-ov.v F.nsia, Mf Uy (1 1 l,r Lu n.fewW-1 away, I t 4r b iWtxM la,l (.'i..t-(t Iv w 1 it I trr!., t.i I k J. jit f vat ia Le 4i?iif if 4 l'.-",'K, S. !'.rv.sl.T, m if.n 1 iy t.t!l J, 7 1-'J in U elm), Ib-u ItiifSJ m I. J fir. Aunt n burrs It. i'.rJ abatl Mitr rj in? f t. AW M lL ntlik iJ'r htxt j M-.'J, A'l I j 41. t U tuie an I ralutn trr: V bra apkt I-I that srt ia lb BkaH)Urr air. Fat ituig llsir is lb curl t,.f lut hzir Irr lii-ftbrr. b up to lb Ui.J of MM, htr lh tuvun.fr thai! mi(, aad tt rsanimr AJ f lit re hi t!t furnc p( tetftwn bower. Kti.v, I tt hl cb;!J ilb tb An-fris and Sow en! Fjthl. I kttow U it l!-rp, lat 1 want Liua (till trrr, Tb lea our bum itb hi. ibiKK-iriit cheer; 'Tvi J litir)H't!ir pVur h want, to supply, A it-1 Jrjr it le-ir-drop tb&l glow'd iu his ryt. K., 1'n.lhrr; lo each of thy iLiMnn i git's A filbt-r to etrtb,-- snl a Failwr in llcaun; ,V.f tlmk il Ihii.f lu Ulow kitt-ti award., A hi&g of !1 K ii.gt and llit Lord of all LvrJji Tl.rn, pro, troubled i!ril! fiii.j (I. ft tu rt' ll binilr ijmiH, sul.tmismly Nur Jar M t Mit;nt, thy t rtune ili'iJun", hiuce iJ it our it!i-r i. I KricuJ etruirv irTs; rB tllK JOIKNAL. The Beauty of the Battenkill. nr Joii osi mx. ciiAfiru t. Jutli mnij uiitrtuMt'ti wnyi itiijf tlm l.iinki of lKe; A nuij wlioin (here were Hunt lu praif, And lerr few lu lot." ll'ii-huorth. How iMMiiiifiil khe looknl, 04 she sat on the liriiik of the river which murmured among the run1 of Iter little rot gar l n I am hud at describing loveliness, iind only wi-,h tlmt I could turn my en into a M iicil, and jaiut her with all her natural charms but I might in well at tempt to catch the colors of the rain tow. A slenderly formed young maiden, blue ryed and golden-haired hair uch as the Ma Mer loved to jiieture on their Madon nas and eyes which seemed to have caught their color from the summer frkies. A ad, thoughtful face is that which is mirrored in the stream. So young, and M) beautiful, what should she know of care Yet, hers was no common loU A eim yh illnge maiden, she had been reared beside the Uatteukill, and in its happy valley" had dreamed away the morning of her life. She loved the birds, bees and flowers, mid eared for little beyond (he iKMindary of her home. J'.ut (ah those awful but,') there chanced to visit Man Chester a dashing young gentleman who did, what any young fellow might have done under the circumstances "in fact, lie fell violently in love with Chykna lJohbins, w ho is my Heroine, and hence forward to be known os the "Beauty of the llattcnkill." Mr. Parker Pipps was an incipient sol dier. Ho pined for martial glory, and fancied that in the fields of M'ar or Love, he was nlike invincible. Mars and Venus must certainly have been in conjunction when Parker Pipps was born. He had a fluffy mouctachc and decidedly weak legs j a tery high opinion of himself, and no opinion at all of anybody else. In fact, he was a fine ppecimen of that contempti ble creature, the lady's mau; and, poor, frilly little Chylena had listened to his soft nothings untill she really fell in love, and it was of Mr. Parker Pipps she was think ing when she nal beside the river. Now, dear reader, here are the raw ma terials of a lloinance of rtul Life. In the next chapter, which, I warn you, will be a idiorf and tedious one, I tlmll relate how for his tride the soldier sought her and but I must not Anticipate. CIUTTEII II. Must lonsical, toot meUticbuly," Milton. If Mr. Parker Pipps w as violently in love with Chylena, it is no less certain that that young la ly entertained a very lender passion for the gallant Son of Mars. And, as is usual in euch cases, she became dreamy and poetical. Shelley, I think it i, tays, Mut wmcUJ ait a At crJiol into poetry Ijr wroog; AnJ !-ro in iufl.-riog wbl tlify ltli in 103." It might be added, thai most wretched maidens are cradled into poetry" ly Cupid for no tooner doc a young lady fall in love than the begins to write ver Mr. Sigourney once observed to me, that almost every other young woman among her acquaintance, dabbled in Terse, which I fancy to be a great misfortune for the reading public- Chylena now began to court the Muses, and wrote some ex-i trt wiy sotwiiful s-m-.i ,v ox!i!i?lif. i ii vf i.' r gfat. I.u-f' 1 r, i.o .s n. nil Li-l ilr Lie ri.!r, a tr-ir an ft-j liiiMr jx an rr i a n;o!nn of M.i-ri. I taie t;, l.Wri f r-1.,!.-llM rl'i.(!.im' kluM- r, a

T HVUNA. l,ifb, ts ili-jvru lie I Ltx MiiUt m 1!; fa,r: A 1 M,;l.l Buy r.I itt loi fl,f, ipi-t -!,.ie Hit 1 liil iTaili I'uj tl.iiit! .N Ij fwit T lr I mcar I5nt t!iiit U tjitiie rn.gg t.f Mr. Paiktr I'i'l' ttrHUs, ('lijKiiri faitel.-J iuitf c-.jual to hjnn', cr Torn Muorc'i- I wn Oiw iirive in lln .or)', ;im!.-iing (rum thought to ll...iil,t, but Mill I will be V k. cuiiH'cutivc at K-.ixt, ai ouiim'cuIiv'c hs I t an hv. I f:uuy I kit C'lijl liarJ:.-t, vtt nofic.tt (-full cul.ji cts a wo- man's 1,i:u1. Dcnn Sw ii't once wrote a t I. 1 I If ii ik vi iiair iin I i 1 11 iiy .lulill-on, Only a woiu:inV liair." Vnhj a woiiian liu.r, wliy that Mlkcn ti-swii.i worth more tli.tn nl! (lie curl in Lis t'trlcM.-i.-tinil vi", I ."mi not inrliiK il o Ik f pooney, or to mi koit noii'cn-e iu wuinen, but tins I say.that I w ill yii Id to no man in my re-peet for them. A woman's heart If men only knew its value, lh'y would prize it more and the vort of it is, that w e do not ai preciate the blessing until we loe it for ever. And, ju.-t consider, inconsiderate reader of these random lines, that if you gain the love of a good woman, all the treasures of Aladdin's Cave will be ns dross and dust in comparison. Put I am digressing. Mr. Parker Pipps went to have his pic ture taken by a Daguerrean aitist who vis ited Manchester to benefit himself pecuni nnly, and flutter sitters altogether. 1 cannot assert that the portraits exhibit ed in his room were specimens of high art knowing that the shades weve entirely black, and the lights so white that they half dazzled you. The portrait of the gentlemen were extremely curious, eacl of them being of a cadaverous complexion and looking as though they had just bought hair-brushes. They had a drag-down ex pression at the corners of their mouths and a placid air generally, which gave one tke idea of Methodist ministers out of employment. As for the portraits of the ladies why. all I can say, is that an old maid would be angelic in comparison.- Such hardnnuthsj such stern eyes j such terribly starched caps, and such stiff fig ures such a scorn of crinoline, (well won't find fault with thatj and such a Puritanical air altogether, that how any man in the possession of his reason could possibly fall in love with any of them I cannot comprehend. The professor of photographs was a modest man, very modest indeed. 1 le had not studied Titian, but he had polished plates j and knew more of Collodion than of Correggio. I do not fancy that he knew much nbout Perugino, or Paul Potter, or Peter Paul Pcubcns, but he polished a plate finely, and he finished one off for Mr, Parker Pipps. Now what mistakes people make when they sit down to have their portraits taken: They go into a saloon, or a room, and look as unusual as jiossible. They brush their hair until it looks much like an antiquated blacking-brush. They fix their eyes in impossible directions, ami fidget with their coals and shirt-collars. They make them selves ridiculous in fact, and so do not get likenesses of themselves. This is what Mr. Parker Pipps did, but of his pictorial doings I shall tell in chapter the third. And all the while the Beauty of Ratten kill is peeping through the rose embower ed window of her Cottage by the IJiver. (To be Continued.) Ixc 10FNT of the Battle. When the 2d Vermont Keginient was mustered into service, there was one A oluntecr with a stiff w rist who was rejected. It was a se vere blow to the young man, who could not retrain from shedding tears. He want ed to do something for his country, and accordingly obtained a situation as cook. When the Regiment went into action he left his pots and kettles, obtained a gun and joined in the advance. "When a charge w as made he came face to face w ith an of ficer of the rebels. "Surrender said the officer. The volunteer replied by shooting him, taking his sah, sword and opera irlass j and retiring in safety. He wore his cook ing frock, a blue blouse, which is in pos sesion of Senator I'oote. I saw it yes terday four bullets passed through it. He bad also one through his hat, yet es caped to continue his cooking unharmed. The name f this hero is John C. Thayer, a theoligical student of Fairfax, Vermont, of Company 11. An attempt is being made to raise suffi cient funds to erect a monument to the memory oi Stephen A. Hougla-.in Bran-! !n. in; native town. j A t :k an rrs !!.c .,jli r iUy I d, I.lr,-. I Ji.n'j lw t .1, ,1 .1.. .1 t V 1 r l'r ir In. I f,...,i t.r:,vtl JIT i'T 11(1 l" "b a, ai Stmart', ainl in l..k- ,t i! li!,J it w U.rw tUal il I '"'J,,l 9 ,L., vk to try ,,ut it j r. j -W by don't you t h r to wmk at il ;make ht r nx nd it ben-clf?" w a ked l v jibe pencil whom ,.he adJn wed. j Hi dear me, it would be worse than I. t.i ti ,ir. .1... 1 a never made a ktitch of her own clothes, or even mended tier sin kings in her life." -Do you inn ml the shall marry in ueh ignorance?1 fi-ked the victor. "U!i well I am sure I don't know. M bat can I do r Her time Is so t iken 111 with imiMC and beaux and going oui, that she can tend to nothing eke; and I think tor pity s sake, let her have a good time piie is young Mie wilt come into trouble soon enough." it would be no u: to tell such a mother that her indulgence was se!fih. cruel. human that she w as pn paring abundant sources of the trouble" she feared in the future, and depriving her daughter of the iiieam of much present happiness. All thai, and much more would be time and breath wasted, and indeed good advice seems always so trite, and stale, and eom- 111011-pl.icc, that it is invariably reserved tor the last corner in country newpan'is. Put for ihe sake of future husbands, if mothers are too lazy and selii-h to do their share, let the eaie of the wardiobc be pail of the di-eipline of ichoo!s. Let every gin in some way or other bo taught to make and mend every article of clothing winch is needed 111 the family, and esnec 1 1 1 f miiy ucr own. J hi the sewing tnachiiw take its place beside the elobe in all edu cational institutions', and a thorough k:;o.vl edge of it be considered as essential as the piano. Modem skill has invented charts for dress-making, both for children and adults, winch ought also to be used in schools. The principle is simple as that two and two make tour, and a few practical lessons wouhl render any girl of ordinary ability capable of cutting out her own dresses, w hile, with the sewing machine, it would bo only amusement to make them. Atlvfrtiscniciili Troy A Itoston, and West. Vt. ItailroaJs. Cl'M.MKR AHUAXGEMKNTS commeuce on O MuinJay, A till) 'Uth. 1HGI. Four triiins iliiil v between Trov an J ltutlaml. l'lisNi-mrpni Ip.vlmr Troy ty tJii 'liiie at 1.1 j r. ji., will reach Uur hnirtoll, Montreal nml Oinlrnslmrcti fuiini tinin with those leaving live hours earlier by any other rouie. eurs leave Union Ksulroaa Uoiiot ns fol- lows 7.a() A. m. Mail, via W. Vt. It. IL. for KutlaaJ, Bellows Falls. 'Joston. Montreal anil ("gdensburj:!), connecting at Rutland with trains for Last and North; connecting at Jfoosick Junc- 0011 wiiu trains tor ;ort!i Aaams, South Adams and Shelhurne I'alls. This irain connects at Cas tleton with trains for llydeville, Fair Haven and "imenail. 1.10 e. 51.. liny Exnress. v a Iiut. mj W K, i,, (ue nt ltulhiud at !!.ao r. si., ttiir- ungtoli 0 V. M., House's l'oint .K0 l M.. Mon treal 10.:J0 p. ji., (tdtaisburgh 1.80 a. m., con- neciinir at Mij-lo XJrulffo with train for all nomts 011 We.-tern Vennout ltailroad. Through with out change of cars. !.'.tt) p. M., AccmimiodatioD. via. W. Vt. 11. 1!., for Rutland, North Adams, aid lliteriiiediuteuoiuts. t'onnectini? nt Katrln l!i idin with Accommodation trains on K. and w. It. It.. anu at i.utiamt with trains for North. 10.35 p. m. leejung ear Express, via R. W. It. R. In con- neetiou with Hudson River Train lcavine New 1 ork at 5 p. si. Trains move from Manchester as follows: -North 10.U0 a. in., mail: 4.10nm.. freight; 7.07 p. 111., Accommodation. Souih 0.1O a. ni. freight; 'l.'&Z p. m.t mail; l.SH, night esprciMi. I. V. UAKElt. Sua't. WORdTEUS AND SHETLAND WOOL, All Shades, AT THE EQUINOX STORE. CJI I LI) JULYS TOYS, A Large Assortment, At the 1)11 CG STORE. Silver Plated Coffin Trimmings, Various styles, At the EQUINOX STORE. O A M E BAGS, For sale at the 1)11 UG STORE. LADIES, TRY THE II. C." SILVER SOAP. It is the best article in use for cle.min" Silver, Brittania, &c. At the EQUINOX STORE. J.1QVES' EXT1UCT rO.YI) LILY. Genuine, At the EQUINOX STORE. HANDSOME SILVER PLATED CASTORS and C.iKE BASKETS. AT THE EQUINOX STORE. THADDEUS DAVID'S CELEBRATED INK, For sale at the EQUINOX STORE. SCHOOL BOOKS, All kinds in use here. For sale at the EQUINOX STORE SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS, A good Article. AT THE EQUXOX STORE. CAUPHT STKETCIIEHS, At the EQUINOX STORE. Buy one of those MANILLA BRUSHES, At Twenty-Five Cents, worth Half Du!U At t'l" FQI IXM STORE. lUahriu .''r.,--j f 111 iM 'r&H-ZmfJ i Carpots, Mirrors, Spring Deds, Mattress es, Oil Cloths, Bill prurr&l tiirf-k if PARLOR FURNITURE, Also a NEW and COMPI.KTr. nl or

"'iv. bia., fiiim !iiM'o(.l and M.tliig;iiiv, to IIipcoiu hhii fine Ilia, already fir use. in t'n-nt:ir nt- tt'iitiun pai 1 10 oil (mlers reccitsl frmu (ut of town. H iih a complt'lc stock of miLDKiis ir.th'D ir.i Iron, Steel. Coal, (ilass Wagon Axles, Lliplie Sjrinj;j, Carpenter's TimiIs, etc., etc. aims Cut lo OnU-r. tl Near the lepot. Please jie us a call when you 001110 to town. 0 FKKXCII KIXtiSbEV. List of Patent Medicines for sale AT TllK DRUG STORE. DR. II. D. Alleu's Tonic "Jitters. Lung Dalsam. Rheumatic, and Nerve Rem. Dvseutery Syrup. liillious Pills. Dr. Belli Arnold's Siiffar Coated Pills. Cough Killer. Ilalsam. Dr. E. Wing's Magic Oinlineiit. Liuiiiicnt. Cough Dalsam. Dr. Jaynea' Expecturaut. Janiuiciit. Alterjitive. Vermifuge. Sanitive Pills. Hair Tonic. Carminnutivfi. Hvinnewell's Tolu Anodyne. Universal tough Remedy. Mod's Vegetable Liver Pills Dr. Hcrrick's Sugar Coated Pills Dr. Baker's Pills Ayre's Pills; Urnndrcth's Pills; Dr. A. While's Eye water; Dr. Isaac lhoinpsou s r.ye water; nr. J. Pettit's Auicrican Eye Salve Stoughton Hitters; Langley's Uitlers; N. H. Down's Vege table Elixir: Weeks' Magic Compound Dr. Wil cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam Brown's Bronchial Troches; Composition or Diaphoretic, Powder; Hot Drops or No. 0; (iodl'rey's Cordial; Butcuian's Drops; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy rup; tjueriis I'oa t.iver uu in: win. nan s Balsam for the Lungs; Kioville s liloou uiul lay er Syrup; Panderson s Condition Powders; liar- veil sConditiou I'owuers; llunipniey s umtinent Oshorn's Golden Ointment; Henry's Vermont Liniment Peruvian Syrup .Mexican Mustang Liniment; Griilith's Plasters; Ihrrick'sl'lastcrs; Liquid ('ulicle; Liquid Opodeldoc; Jonas Wlut- comli 8 Remedy lor the Asthma lintisii Uil Scdlitz Powders Parsons' Vermin and Insect Fxlerniinator; Wauregan Salt Rheum Remedy llahn of Zanthorea; Rexford's Medicated Ginger Bread Nuts; Lobelia Herb; J. J. Gnlhth st 0111- lound Syrup Briar Root; Dr. Baker s 1 ain t'an acea; Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimulant Cobb' Family Salve; Oriental looih Paste, Shaker Anodyne; Lyon's Katharion; Prof. Barry's Tri- copherous Prof. Mutt a Hair luvigorator Spaulding's Glue; Green Mountain Cement Wis tar's Balsam ol ild I horry henmly s Wscov ery; Marshall's Catarrh Suuir; Professor Elmer's Ointment; Doct. X. u. white s rulinouary fciixir, Manchester, May XS, 1S01. THE EQUINOX COMPANY FFER for sale at their- Store a largo and J complete assortment of JDiyy Goods, jii letins, liiiicso ,llailing, Oil Cloths. Paper Hangings. Yankee Notions, ferfomery STA TJOMlinySCIIOOL BOOKS, GROCERIES, CROCKERV, STONE WARE, HARDWARE, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, GLASS, NAILS, FLOUR, SALT FISH, FEED, BUTTER, PORK, HAMS, LARD, DRIED APPLES, LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c, &c Manchester, May 28, 1&C1. SOAPS. YANKEE SOAP, HONEY SOAP, VIOLET SOAP, ROSE SOAP, UNRIVALLED SOAP, FRAN GI PANNI SOAP, ROSS SOAP, SILVER SOAP, 15 ALL SOAP, TOILET SOAP PALE SOAP, CHEMICAL SOAP, CASTILE SOAP, ALL K1SDS OF SOAP, EXCEPT "Soil Soav," May he found At the EQUINOX STORE. R E A L A R C T U S INK, For the Hair, At the EQUINOX STORE. BIRD CAGES. A New Lot Just Received at the EQUINOX STORE. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FISHING T A C'KLE, Just received At the DRUG STORE. JOB PRINTING POSTKKS, IPx o ramm cs, JJlLFi-IIEADS. RECEIPTS, LAW BLANK?, business CtvvAs, PAMPHLETS, !sitly and rroiiiily r iitetl -A.t tins orrioo. rmxn; c o s PATENT MEL0DE0N. C. 1. fnurr 1 fo, Sttnnfaficrf f, CiffaV 11 lr it, ST m uj 1 10 SI

Jiv vf nut ma ntJdctui t. Pricea of Tiano Caactl. fis O.lav, Fl F, 41,-1 Si IL 1..- L v t u iWiif, lui-l R,l( F i0 r, iivc OeUve, uu Dauk., v( Krjn, t'ltOAX MFLODFON. Tuo Ilaiiks of k7, FiS-t of Rs.. I ikM Stop-. One and a lUlf n,,U,e kw.i 1V.U1.. u, N't ol Lecd. lu JJi ju4l ,1,., j PORTABLE INSTRIMF.VT.-?, tuur fVuvr, C to C, Four an I a Ihilf (,-ivf, C to F. Five I M F lo F, Fic Ocuve. Double F lo F, I'. Ml 77, UtM,fhm,nt to Ih, I'. S r I'luulnf '.'(Ht .Vm.ttnJ mi 1,.......,. Iff II ah. All MvlwleonsofouraianulWlure, iihrr by us or di-nh rs In any inn r n,. 1 :,.i v. .i.w, lire KVBHAS.TM. lo l rv. vi y ri-i-iivt, ai. l -I... ul.l &f ii.j,i,, .,v U'li.w Ibe rxpiraiiun of imt year fiviu dale of sale, we hld nurnlm ready and willing lo ttmVr Uu-same free of clmrgi", providcl t,c injmy not cuukcJ 1 v awidenl or ihwien. ii:o. pa i m i; o. Onh rs through the luluox t'ou.j.any will re ceive prompt attention, (f A Good ihiiig flint Kunbod) should ll.'iu'. 111111111:111) SK'( iih lloiiu ii. imlhic JicmcilicK. I.htof IluuiiJirry't Svcific JhMiDfhitiiit II, m. Retail price of single Box, t.sii So. 1. for 1'i'irr, r(,nKci.i:utl ailj liillamution, liTOl,.pain, reKthwiu,, .ij "i.-I'or U uiui I vvi-r, H 01 m Colic, orueious oppetite, wetting the bod, 15 U. l-'r t'olh-, teethiug, crying, 0, wakerulucM, (low growth, and liebUiii-hf of iufunlti, I. l or Diai 1 lion, of children or ad- uits, cholera infautum, nml suuimer com plaint, 5. I'or Oyseulei, or Bloody Flux, Colic, Gripings, liillious Colic, Tall dy .emery', u:, U. l'or 4 holt ni, cholera inoi-bus, nau- era and vomiting, lunatic breutbiiig, 05 7. l or oulis, cold., hoaiBtitss, bron chitis, inlliienia uiul aoie ihrout, 05 N. I'ar i'oollnu race-ache, uer vouh pams, neuralgio, nml lie doloreiu, 2,J t. I'or lieiMliii lie, sickheiuhulus, vertim",, rush of blood to the head, :t IO.-1 01 l)M-piiii, weak, acid, or deranged stomach, ct iietipnliun, liver com plaint, 25 II. I'or Siit)icssel .tlcnscN, ,,r scanty, or painful, or delaying, Green Sick- I1I-SS, I''iioi 1 lu-ti or Whites, or bearing down, too proline menus, 5 I on C1101 i', iioarBe.cioiinveoUL'h. dir. Ikaill and oppressed breathing, 25 011 vi.TIilini'M.ciusly eiilptioim.eiy. sipi las, dentil heail, baiher's ilcli, Fun RiiKt matism, pain, laiiii'iic.9, or surcucs-N iu the client, back, nides ar limbs, 25 10. Foil I'MIH AM) Al.'lK, inkllliitlilit liver, I?. Foa 1'ii.ks, internal 11ml external, blind, or bleeding, recent or obctiniilo, CO in. Fon 0 1111 s i.nt, weak or Inllauiid Fytn or Erysipelim, failing or weak sight, f,t) ll. Fob Cataiiiui, acute or Chronic, dry or (lowing, cold in the head, influenza, f,() Fob Wiuioi'iku Cocuii, shortening and palliating it, or Kpusmodiu cough, S I. Fou Asthma, (innresscd. dillicull. l.i- bined bruithing, cough and cxpectotation, 'i-. Fob Ear DiseiiAuurs, noise iu the lieaij, impiiireil heariue, earache. M Go M 60 Z.l. l ii Si.iiort'M, Enlargiil glands mid tonsils, swellings and old ulcers, 'i I. Fou Gknuui. Di.an.irr, physical or nervous weakness, 2.1. Fob Di'.ui'sy, Fluid nccuuiuhitioiiE, Tumid Swellings, villi scanty secnlioiis, '20. Fob Ska-Sii knkss, prostration, verti go, nausea, vomiting, 50 27. Lminabt Diskasks, Gravel, Renal Calculi, dillicull or painful urination, 'is. Fob Skm.iai, EmissIoss. and coiibe. 50 tioiit prosliatioii and debility, ,(K) 21. Fob Souk Moi th om Cam; hi, b Cask Puick. The entire st .case of L'H large vials, in morocco, and Iwok of directions, 7,W Case of 20 large vials, in morocco, nud book of directions, f,,fKI Caso of 'H large vials, plain case, and book of directions, 4,0(1 Case of 15 boxes, (Nos. 1 to 15,) and book of directions, '2,(H Cac of any six boxes, (Nos. 1 to 15,) and book of directions, 1,(S) Sin;;lc boxes, with direction OS above, 25 cents, .10 cents, or ft. For sale at the 1 lun o ST0111:. VIIJjAf.H LOTS 10 R SALE on the new streets lately ojfncd in Manchester. Payments easy and advance made to those who wish to build. Building uitt tcriitl. to be had nt moderate pi i, Apply at the Office of the E-juiuox Company Manchester, May 2, lbol. Till; REST C CENT PRINTS Ever offered in this section, At the EQUINOX STORE. GARDEN SEEDS, All kind.-, At the EQUINOX STORE. 1'A PER HA. S O LYU 8, Great variety, At the EQUINOX STORE. LADIES" SATCHELS and CARPET BAGS, For sale at the EQUINOX STORE. EN" AM ELLED K ETTLES May U found at the EQUINOX STORE. GREAT VARIETY oFpRLvTH,"" New Styles, AT THE EQULYOX STORE. New Patent Gong House Eel For i't l Ihe EQI.TXOX SI ORE.