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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08
hrMAKE WAY FOR THEsn
LIGHT-STREET
New Store.
seCOndSuPpIy OfSpring(;OOds

ITENHE subscribers take this method of inform
4 II ing their friends and the public generally
that they are now opening the second supplv n
lSpring Goods, to which they would mos, respect
fully invite the attention Of those who are in wan
of New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
IClOths, Cassimeres, ,SatiinetSS Vesiing,
of american, French and English Fabrics.
Coating and Pantaloons S2u6s,
a vo:y superior article of Tweed Cloths and Cassi.
meres, Angola Cassimcres. Drngs; Gamboon,
&c. dc. Cotton Pantaloon Stuils of every variety
and of The most desirable styles.
PRINTS ! PRINTS!!
comprising every variety of style and prices from
6f to 25 cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style of French Lawns, splendid article or
new style Moulane de, lane and summer Ca,hmercs
Cinghams &c
SHALWS,
| amongst which may be found handsome ariclo Of
BeraSes Picknlc; Mouslane and Thibet Shawls
WHITE GOODS.
Barred, striped and plain JacOncts and ,,mhrio :
Musllns, Lace, Muslns, book, null and S,y;.s
Musir, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c.
Broom and BIeached Musl;us G.o,,
|Gt to l2! cents per yard, bIeached and nm.
blcached Table Diaper, cotton Osmabury, SC.
Together with full assortment of
Groceries, Spices, Mrd,Oaoe and Cut.
(ery, queen worc, Drugs, Boots
md ShoeS,
and in fact every article usually kept in Country
Stores.
epublic generally arc invited to call and OK. |
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere,s
Thankful for pas, favors, they lattcr themselves
by strict attention to business to merit the patron.
age of a generous public.
A. B. KNABB & Co |,
Mso %.
'Z1Ae Isx.s:ss-.-.a All kinds of Lumber, Grain and
i 49, Produce taken in Exchange for
5IsEaT Goods.
W-NroW GLASS
" UST received at the NEW STORE
J. B RUPERT. h
May 80
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08

which, having been selected with great care, they
can and will sell as low, if not little lower
than they can be purchased elsewhere in the coun
iy. Among their assortment may be found in
The
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08
Chair Mandatory

September 20, is45-ly22
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Sont SgislonDc.

Die fclasnesn Ssridte bon Der alten 1Selt
brabts oaS 9ompfibif @alsbonia, weltss am
9isnifa9 Mahmltto3 in Soitcn onlansts; Ie
rsibsn bls gum 4. Nu9uit.
Sn England mnr Der Saumrc(Ienmarft uns
osranasrt.- ecs@ifsns mar bsssutsne
9sfle9en, in Grwortunq bab 9rose Ssnbunssn
nab ben Der. Staaten 9ebsn msrbsn.-9slbs
marft Weni9 be1tr.
eoul6 Scnaparts @rsStni9 BON l?caant,
lfarb am "a. SuIi su es9bcrn in Stalien, in
fslnsm 6slfsn etbsnejaDu.
Der Yablf bat cine @snsrol,2lmnslfie tSs,
anaolsun9) fir alls pcIitiiben @srtrs1tr rom
Eirben>Staats, erla1Ten.
Gin Mann Ramsn6 Seiepb 5osnri mabts
am 80. SSul einen Ssriub ben S6nia berSrans
Scisn Su erlbiesen. 9Sdbrsno tcr R6nio an
snsm Senlfsr bss Ya(lalfss in osn SuiQsrisn
ia6 une enem Concerto jubtrte, bas BON Der
NatlpnalsGarSs 9s9eben muros, fbos Ssnri
pllfolen auf i'm as, bic aber bsios feblten. Ct
Wuroe fc9lsitb perDaftst unb bem 8erber faate
sr, sr fsl os6 esbsns .itsreriiGs esmsfen uno
srmarts oas man i'm jest bapon befrsis.
Gin pariisr SIatt, Der @cursr Sraneais,
ia9t, eab bic msrieaniibs Gsssruns Bel 8ranfs
reid unb England anssfprObsn babe, baB ffe
ols 3srmittsr auftrstsn motbten, um bsnSriea
nit Den Vdnfies 3u bssnei9en. Oan faat baS
Sbf pfpd)s, nab 93sra Cru; bsifmmt, fei
msbrsre Sage auf9ebalten ipcreen, UNI ben Ses
fdslb NIT Suridtunsbmsn.
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friberen Nabbarn elaubten f,b in Sc.
benseefobr eeieet. spenn Dopis wieoer
auf freien Sub eeieet tperoen iollte.
yodb Dem 9eiebe. mub ieoe pabnlin-
nioe Der1on in Slberbeit eebolten per'
oen, uno spar. penn oermoeeno. auf iel;
ne eienen Soften. ga Sapis beoeuteno
poblbabenc 1T, 70 bat Der Staot feine
fernere untoiten 5u erwarten. Qub tDd
re es nibt mebr als oercdt. wenn Die Sa
mile oes ormen ermoroeten Oeubel5 Elm
Sbel oes 8ermoeens an iib sieben fonn
70 9. QSad)ter.
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[GlnaeGanet.7
[emsNanet.]
Wfeaap's 9lntt Gartf, ptuena

cine 9"n5 neusertunoene patentzt1Iecis
gin, prdparirt i'm Notlonalseatcratctum
Su Naibln9ton bon Smmp Gsorss
uno eomp, Stntbumer.
Sls ltnb Elm unftbIbarss N2ittl esssn bas
Rcibpcrecn Der lIrmcn uno cas 2luf<
bluben Ger SabriFen uno Be,perbe.
Die Soils ilf:-8ir ensn rsbtsIdubissn Sos
fofoto, sins S9anrpol per 2Spts; fir lInsdus
bias elm taIbss Sulhtl.-Sbi9s nbmsn natb
Selieben.
GF9as Mittsl iif in fat alien qcfcfcfc>
9rufsrslsn rein une unpsrfdfbt 5u baben.-
Yrsi6 9 bic Ssnt5 Die 9olIs.
u. .. IS miro bIos du6srlib esncmmen
uno bat bic ei9sni6aft burb bic 2tu9en auf
oas oer5 une gsmitb Su wirfsn.
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Spb ciuea G;p,spernprs.-l
GaS SpGteffe ppu ber 9sr,uee.-


0Rit osm 9ampfboote Neu Oerf, msld)s5 am
I3. in Reu OrlcanS onfam, iino Ratrtbtsn
BON esr Nrmss sin9etrcfsn bis gum s. Nu9uif.
@sn. Sopor fubr am S. ben 9iic @ranbe bers
auf nab &spnCia uno ,pirb fitb mobrfbsinlib
jest in Samar9o befnren. Die QGe9s fino in
jsnsr @s9enb nod immsr iumpfiQ, nibt anosr6
ais NIT pfsrosn su pafliren. Die 9ra9cner
Iis9en nob im Eager Bel Matamcros. 9ie8rsis
miui9en merocn @en. Soy!rr bn!b nntb @as
mar9O fcI9en. Die 0ssrjeansr Daben fiirslteb
bic Seifun96werfs bon Montsrsp perifdrft unb
trsffsn AnitaItsn cine 9robs Sruppen:Wabt
rort Su psrianmsln, wsnn's n6tDi9 1T. Cine
9ross an5obI 9ompfbSts fnb ben Slus berauf
9efabrsn NIT 9ruppsn uno Scrrdtbsn. Gin
SbarmiesI fsI firSlib nabs bel Gamar9o ppr,
Swiben stpa 600 @amantbesS sSncianern unb
einsm Srupp BON 70 ODER so Strangers. 9is
Snbianer psrlcrsn 20 Spbts uno $50 Ykrts.
Sn bsr Slabbaricbaft BON Ntontsrsp Iclsn
fb 1000 merifanifbs Gruppsn bsfnosn. llns
fsre 9anS armee par bsitimmt am 10. 2(u9ulf
nab Samar9o abW9sbn.
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Eine 9erpaltise nIafbine.-9is bisii9s
MISREPRESENTATION bat Bel Serrn 9Ginans
in baltimore, sns qofomotipe bausn laGen, bic
an Grtss uno Sraft ale anesrn titertrift une
sur &oblenssranspcrtatcn bsifimmt iif. Sis
misst sonnsn, iif 25 8us lang, lduft auf 8
6dbsrn, bic aIs sinisln eurb Die Mafbins &C..
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Bon Wlercsr @auntO.

Snr9er pen pennIYIponIen, bier IT
Scr 5trcitpunrt oeutliet, an9eseben. Die
@rmdbtun9 bon s me 8 N. . owsr miro
in Der qonien Union ot6 bhnoi9sr Se,ps5 9eIs
ten, boB YenniDlpanien nibt in Den Staub
0etreteu unc fsins sbrIicben Stimm9eber NIT
llnpsritbamtbeit bstrc9sn ODER 9ebumbu9t mcrs
Zen ftnnsn-mr0e9sn jsos Gimme mslhs fir
QB i Il lam 8. So fer ein9easben mrr, aI6
cine @rfdrun9 Su @untsn pon 8reiba n bel
uno Dem brittifben Sorif bon 1846
betradbtet rperoen rpire.
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SIp. So.

lNit Der 9e9enwdrti9sn 9tui1ler 1921 iblie6t
Der tie Sabr9an9 bitis6 Slattss. QSir mdren
csmnatb 9lHfIjb tibsr bic verbdn9nspcae 3abI
fl bsn binauS9efcmmen unb Daben ben "Qiz
bsraIen Seobabter" purb quite Yfe9e ju einsm
alter 9ebratbt mas Die msiItsn fener 8pr9dne
ger nibt srrsihten. 9ies 1T ober AUDI fat
NQe8. QBr wiffen pab mir um 7 Sabre alter
9emor0en ftnb, ,usr un6 nbsr frd9t ruie psl mir
in )sner 3eit srmorben BADEN miGtn mir auf>
rlbtl9 antmcrten: mir no fen c 8 iD t !!
-oieleidDt etipoS-pieusi6t audb gar ntbtS.-
Cine lebsritbt unisrsr Sidsr ssi9t cine bsbsu>
tsnbe Summs BON bem 8srbisnten, bic nod)
unbeSobIt if, unO msr burst pnfir pas Ie jss
mails 8 ans bejabIt mereen miro ? @S f6nnts
Ieibt Der Sal fsn, oaB rebr baron psrIorsn
9ebt ais Der mirflide 0erbisnlt. - 9ocb e6 1T
a09emein tefannt, bas bic oeutiben 3eitun98s
bruder nitt ouf bsr QSslt ltnb um re d su
lperosn. - 9Gsnn oub sni9s 2tu5nabmsn Don
bisfer Ne9sl ifattfnbsn, 70 Wiltn mir bEb ldngif
aus @rfobrun9, bas mir nibt Su Den Bsni9sn
9eb6ren. 4tsr mir mp(lsn unisre Qsisr, bsfcns
bsr6 Die pttnftlidb ;oblsnoen nitbt NIT Ian9en
&la9en bsIdiii9sn; iie iclten nur bouptfdbHb
osnjcni9sn 9sItsn bel bsnen bi5ber mscsr quite
nod bols 0EOrts etwa8 frubtstsn. Nenn Ils
Is ribtia bsSabIsn, wcllsn mir gar nidt fla9en
ober bic @rfiuun9 bislsS 9swb biaiasn Bun>
ibsS miro nur bon Den SaumisIi9sn obbdn9sn.
Spb ciueS GSpnbernDrS. .-9oupsrn.
6enosricn, bon Seras, welber felt ieinsr lnz
funft am 9lo @ranrs frdnteIts, 1T Dor Rurs
sem 9sitcrbsn. Sstn Sob wirb tisf bstrausrt
bon fsinsn Sreunben.
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0Tllnfsrs poIltitbsn 8rsunbs i'm Qanbs
follten nibt csr9sifsn 9sb6r9s Nnifaltsn fir bic
9els9atens2GaDIsn am ndbftsn Samfaee su
trsfen, 70 oab ale Diifrifts polifanols rspres
fsntirt fein messn in oer gonpention, wstbe
iib am IA. Ssptsmtsr bier psrfaiasln pirS,um
sinsn Bablssttsl fit bic bsrannabsnos 8abl su
fcrmren, fir bic 96b9S bon 8srfS Gauntp.
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0ie SauaI Spmmiiifpuers Sxsnhf

Ste Sdndt SDmMt1 ttDuerS StSdbII
Der oft uno tsbnlib 9sbssts Bunfb einsj
Msbrbsit bss gcIfss bon psnnippanisn ein|
mai cine sanal ScmmifIcners Soarb BON os
mifbter polltif Su bsfommsn, nar ME fsins
srfaauns ndber als ebsn jset. Die gGbiss bo
ben ss fcsufassn in Der @swalt ibrsn @anbiea
ten sn ermab!sn; msnn fis nwr q 4 6 Die Vaid
srfillsn Die bas @sfss BON jsbem Srsmanr
forssrt, mir msinsn, tpsnn its am 2ten 9isnd
taSs i'm Octcber bibfb ale am Stimmfaits
srfbsinsn une fir James ~. po,per film
men. % mus Ssbem sinIsubten, bas bal
SstruSf unb Sbminoslsg gpifsm, eas felt Dc !
lan9sn Sabrsn, no ois.tTsntlibsn Bsrfe aud
tbebllb bon eofcfcfo6 psrlpatst mureen, iid|
untsr bsnfslben ein9sniitst bat nnb fait ,urj
9sits 9sporesn 1T, nibt aufbtrsn fann, men
nbt elm pcIjtiftsr. Msbfsl mtsr ben ganad
SemnllfIOnsr6 bewirft miro. Man flaots ii
bsr oaS llsbsI sur 3sit NO bic @anals@ @pmmIl|
cners eurb ben Gcupsrn6r srnannt nurbsn-|
une cs 1T ncb niht bsiTst cbmcbl lis pcm1ol
fs srwdbIt nsrbsn
Die QSbi9 StoatSs@onpsnton tpar bSbi|
9lidhtb in Der Iuswabl zines @aneieakn fill
Die llntsrlfisuns Der @biss. jor. pcmsr ii
sln Wann bsr ale @l9snfbaften beltbt bic cid
SanaI scmmifiicner BADEN mus, was feline pd
litli6sn Gs9ner fsIbif sin9eitsbsn mi fen uni
mir linc iberTu9t, bas Saufsnbe baron sbs
aus eisisr llriacbe fir i'm ltinmen psrcsn, 81
2SlQiam .. Softer tbr gonbbat, iib terpat|
tel 70 Su ta9en auf9esrun9sn BAT. @r bat berd
Staate bereits brsi Sabre in temls lbsn 9lmti
9ebsnt, mofir ct bic nstte Sunme ron $4,000
erboten bat, e6 fam babsr nibt bemcfratiIca
sln lbm ourb etne nsus NaDl nod cine abn|
l'bs Summs su lidbsrn. Gr bslist neter fell
ne bsiNnbsre @i9enIboftsn ols bas sr elm tieb|
tiger Hctofoto 1T, eer eurbauS ron Dem @slb)
elnsr O1ttblr9sr rsib msrbsn nil. Inter fol!
den ltmifdnpsn ftnnen mir falf nitbt einlsbsI
mis fsine partsi AUDI nur cine Soss BADEN fam
Jpn ju srmabIen, pc9e9sn Der Wb9s parts, mil
slnsn fdb9sn Olanns, frifb aus ben Msibe1
esS ScIfss, Die bslfsn 2usiibten often ffsDsn.
ganter Sarmonie-9is qcfcs ponRcrt1
hampton eauntp ilnb sbsn 70 sinis iber per
brttilbsn Sarif aIs bic bon Ssrfs. Ser Gas
ton 2Sbi9 bsribtst, bas fis fb ssifsrn por atb,
Sa9'n, bsi ibrer SauntpsIsriammluns, aus
pursr esbe uno @inisfsit, bsinabs priasltsn.
Gonree'-1Sir pernsbmsn aus jupsrldffss,
Nutls eab Der Abtb. Sobn Mitter Elm:
9emllist bat Elm @anpjoat fir bic QEistsrsr.
nsnnun9 su isin, curb bic Dartsi, bisfsn6srblf
Dies miro srfrsuIb fein fir bic Srsunbe bss
Sarfs bon '42, peIbsn sr 70 ffantbaft untsr,
lfisR. D. s. =. Dournal.
G1-9ie 0eftr ess u2lblsrs" msrosn fbper.
lIb init Der Meinun9 esS nSpurnal5" libssin,
lfimmsn.
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sic liebcn bas 0mufel.-9sr Srits

tifb 9slinnts 3msi9 Der Qpfr>Yartsi BON Ssrfs
@auntp miro ndbiten Samlta9 an 9unfsP6
@oitbaufs, in elmer bunfeln @fs ir9snorpo in
maiesnfrisf Saunibip, sins sauntpsSsriaills
lung Dalten um SsfbIiTs gu @uniten osr Gos
ticnasNpmniifratirn unb be6 trittifbsn Sarfs
su pof1irsn, cber in anbern QEorten, "polf unp
Dallas ibren 9anf oafir obSulfattsm bas iie
Ysnnplpanisns Sntsrsiisn ruinrt baben.'-
Sur bic Mebt9ldutiaen, bic Srsunbs oss nsuen
Sarfs, iino baju sin9eIaosn. oSsa, mir babsn
nibtb oase9sn. Sis m69sn bic SrIbts es6
nsusn SarifS 9snis6en; mir baltsn'S NIT hem
2tltsn, neil ct gut aenu9 1T.
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trisbsn msresn, unb ibrs Rraft 1T Der pon $50,
pfsrbsn sleit. Nsan srmartst pas 1is 1000
sonnsn Soblsn auf sinmaI ,ibsr bisSabn sisbI
une NIT sinsm 70 ss,pidtssn Sbweife 10 bid
IL Meilsn in elmer Stunbs suridlsat.
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sic fbdttelte ldbelno ben Sopf.
,,2(ber bo6 fbon einen Stas z"
sic fbIttelte abermal6 oen &opf uno
tpuroe feuerrotb.
,,Nun, nun, ieb perftebe !" ioste Der
&onie. u@ebe Sic. Ser &ommonoont
mub auf Der stelle oielen Brief baben.
Sbpeiee Sic uno sebe Sie ibm oas pas
pier ia ieltit! Sort Sie2"
Das Mdoben nifte ebrerbieti9. Der
&6ni9 ritt fort. Die 9enerale la6ten
fiu. Sic errietben ben Snbalt oes 8riez
fss. (6ortieeun9 fol9t,)
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ganter Sarmonie.-9ie qcfes pDnRcrt1
hampton sauntp fno sbsn 70 snis ibsr Der
brlttIlbsn Sarif aIs bic bon Ssrfs. Ser Gas
ton 2Sbi9 bsribtst, bas its lib sstsrn por atb,
sa9sn, bst ibrsr SauntpsIsriammuns, aus
pursr 2isbe uno gnisfsit, benabs prtiasltsn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-22
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
u EDWARD BIRD,
2O0 BALTIMORE STREET,


between Charles and Light-sts.
Will now close off his entire stock of Rich SPRING
DRY GOODS without regard to cost. Being deter
mined 10 sell off his large stock of Fancy and Staple
SUMMER GOODS, persons in want will do well TO
call Immediately.
A large stock of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
less than former prices; one of The best assert
ments in the city.
Real French ORGANIZES; French JACONETS;
French LAWNS; Lace Muslins; GINGHAMS;
MARQUESSE MUSLINS, price only 81 l-2
cents, worth 75c.
WHITE GOODS-JaconGt Cambria; Book and
Swiss Muslins; Cambrics; TarlaIans; Striped
Muslins.
LINEN GoODs-Irish Linen; Barnsley Sheetings;
Pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels.
DRILLlNGS-A large stock of Fancy Drillings; OF
superior quality; also White Duck Drilngs i'm
ported for city trade. 81
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND VESTINCS Eng.
fish, French and Domestic. 81
SHAWLS and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted Silk
Hemanna silk, Barage, Mohair and Italian Sill
sHAWLS; Grape, Hernanna Silk and Berage
SCARFS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES and CRAVATS, &C.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
]. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
yl between Light and Charles
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-22
J. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST
lyl between Light and Char
BOOKs, STATIONERY

- AND BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS!
Having made arrangements with the late firm of
Parsons 4 Preston to withdraw from the Book bust
ness, | have taken their old and well known stand
No. Isl PRATT STREET, next door to the lul
road Depot, with view of continuing the Book ana
Stationary business generally.
L am now prepared to furnish country merchants,
teachers and others with all kinds of School Books,
on as favorable terms and cheap as they can be
had in this city; my stock is large and complete.
My Stock of Stationery is also very full and com
pete consisting in part of Letter, Fooscap, Wrap
ping and Fancy col'd Papers; Steel Pens Quills the
celebrated steel Pen Ink, (this Ink will not destroy
the pen no matter how long it remains in it) States,
German and English; Slate and Lead Pencils Paste
and Bonnet Boards; Wall Paper, great variety of
patterns; Inkslands of all kinds; WATERS; Sand and
Wafer boxes; and every article suitable for counting
house and country store
| manufacture all my own BLANK BOOKS, and
do not hesitate TO say that they not surpassed for
durability OF binding, quality of paper and neatness
| of finish by any made in this country.
The prices are at the same time, very moderate
Orders for Blank Books ruled any pattern, prompt
! ly attended to; also Check, Bill and Pass Books.
| 5-Bnding of every description neatly and expe-
! ditiOusly done.
| Ql7-RAGS taken in exchange for books, &c, or il
preferred, the highest market price paid in cash.
! INVENTION KURTZ,
successor TO Persons s. Preston,)
| No. Isl Pratt street, next door to
Baltimore Depot
| N. B.-The second story of my store is now to let
consisting of one very large room. Terms moderate
| ma 2S-n RIA L, N. X,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-22

GEN. TAYLOR EFFEcTUALLY HEADED AT
LAST. The New Orleans Tropic relates the
following story of old Trough and Ready:
The singular simplicity that marks Gen.
Taylor's personal appearance and habits, have
become subject of universal fame. 1t is curl
Gus, that soldier, so eminent in all the Quail
ties Of discipline, should be so citizen-looking
in his own appearance. A curious scene occur
red at Point Isabel, at the time Com. Conner
appeared off that place with his fleet, to give
succour to the "Army of Occupation" Com.
Conner is a naval officer that is not only strict
in his dress, but has Philadelphi nicely about
it. He appears in full and splendid uniform on
all public occasions, being the exact counterpart
in this particular of Gen. Taylor
At the proper time, Com. Conner sent word
to Gen. Taylor that he would come ashore to
pay him visit of ceremony. This put old
"Rough and Ready" into tremendous excite
ment. If Com. Conner had quietly come up to
his tent, and given him a sailors grippe, and sat
down on a camp chest, and talked over matters
in an old fashionaed way, Gen. Taylor would
have been prepared; but, to have the most care
fully dressed officer in our Navy, commanding
the finest fleet, to come in full uniform surroun-
ded by all the glttering pomp ofsplendid equip
ments,- pay visit of ceremony, was mole
than Gen. Taylor had, without some effort.
nerve TO go through with; but, ever equal TO
emergencies, he determined to compliment Com.
Conner, and through him the Navy, 6u appear
ing IL, full uniform, thing his officers associat-
ed with him for years, had never witnessed.
In the meantime Com. Conner was cogitating
over the most proper way to compliment Gen.
Taylor. Having heard of his peculiar disre-
gard to military dress, he concluded he would
make the visit in manner COMFORTING to Gen.
Iaylor's habits, and consequently equipped
himself in plain white drilling, and unattend-
ed, came ashore.
The moment old CROUCH and Ready" heard
that Com. Conner had landed, he abandoned
some heavy work, he was personally attending
to about the camp, and precIiptately rushed in
to his tent, delved at the bottom of an old
chest, and pulled out a uniform coat, that had
peacefully slunbered for years in undisturbed
quietude, slipped himself into it, in his haste
fastening it SO that one side of the standing
collar was three button holes above the other
and sat himself down as uncomfortable as can
we'll be imagined. With quiet step and unat-
tended Com. Conner presented himselfat Gen.
Taylor's tent, the two soldiers shook hands.
both in exceeding establishment at each others
personal appearance.
The ways in the army say that the above
contains the only authentic account where Gen.
Taylor was ever headed, and that since that
time he has taken to linen roundabous, Of the
largest dimensions with more pertnaoity than
ever
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