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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
y AND TEACHERS of Clearfeld

L ' AMI 1EACdERo OF Ilearleld
County =
Public examination ofTeachers will be held
this year as follows:
Bloom, Ferugson, Lumber City 4 Penn, Septsm-
Der ith & 5th at Lumber City.
CurwensviIlc, Knox & Pike, Sept, 9th d. TtL
at Curwensyilo
Clearfcld and Lawrence Sept 9th { 10th, at
Clcnrfcd.
Girard and Goshen Sept 1lth and 18th, at Co
rshen Schoo-hOuse.
| Coyington and Karthaus sept. 18th ( llth
near Mr. Riders,
Bradford, Graham and Morri., Sept. 10th & Il
nt Gruhumton.
Boggs, Decatur and Woodward Sept. 18th and
l9th at Centre in Decatur.
Bell, burnside, Chest and New Washington,
Sept. 23d and oath at New Washington.
Beecaria, Guelich and Jordan, Sept 26th and
2Ith at y roads in Eeccaria.
Huston and Fox, October lst, at No, |. House
in Huston.
Brady and Union, Oct. ID mud ith at Luthors.
burg. ALL AT o'clock AN.
Curwensyille, eth month, JESSIE BEooNAIL.
9th 1851 pd. Co .Sup't.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02
tINHE CLEARFIELD -ACADEMY will

vgNHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY will
4 be opened for the reception Of pupils males
and females on Monday Sept I'd, 1861.
Terms per session of Eleven Weeks;
orthngrnphy, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, 50 so
Higher Arithmetic English Grammar,
Geography and History, 90
Algebra, Geometry Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping, 90
Latin aud Greek Languages, on
To students DESTROYS OF acquiring thorough
English Educnton, and who wish 10 quail. fy
themselves for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half session,
and no deduction rade except for protructed
sickness .H |H . Old
Tuition to be paid at the close of the term.
c. b. sAEDFORD, Principal,
Clearfeld, Aug. Z, lSel.-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02
5t(istrIlanrOus.
Superior article Sweeping brushes,
ss't " alters "most convenient article

NUVVTIVT HTIIVIv oNVVFHa BIWsHtt
Largo !ss't " alters "most convenient article
in use.
Plants Improved Coffee Spice Mil
bed Cording Drum Cording.
Wall Paper, Window Shading
Dundcanocia Coffee Daudeanocia Coffee.
Mackcrel 5y barrel or pound
Varied assortment Of
Spices,
Soaps,
Starch, by box or pound
Knives an1 Forks
Caycrs,
Steel Pens so cts per gros.,
Pen Knives,
Tooth brushes,
etc, etc, etO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

ESCAPED. The Frowenfeld army cloths
ing iaud case came to an abrupt termin-
alton at Pittsburgh last week, by the alb.
sence of an Important witness when the
case was called up, and a noHs proSSeq'i
entered. How very convenient The
proper '0itneSScS may not be absent at the
great tria! NEXT TUESDAY. s'a Boo -h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

EEmouS ACCIDENT. We learn that Mrs.
Patton, mother Of Gen. Patton, fell, few
days ago cfFa fight Of steps at the Gcner>
ais residence, breaking her shoulder.
blade, and otherwise ipjuring herself very
seriously.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02
9(tu advertisements.
Recruits Wanted.

RECRUITS are wanted for the purpose Of fill
Ia ing up Capt OGDEN'S Company, noT IN
Camp Crossman, under command of Col WIN. g.
MURRAY. Young men desiring to enlist cannot
find better officers under whom to serve.
Application ST. Ould be made at once to Lieut.
R. J. WALLACE, at this place. Oct2, 'Gl.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

Several Of the Fort Layfayette prisoners
have been released since our last. Among
the rest we notes Mayor Berrett, of
Washington, Pierce Butler, of Philadel-
phia, and James W. Wall of New Jersey
tho last named gentleman having been
welcomed home " public rec ption Of
his fellow citizens Of Burlington, causing
some little excitement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

CROWDED ouT.-The proceedings of last
weeks court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

The Secretary 81 War has ssntA 'es'sr 70
.i.n. Batter. In reply 70 his co'nmun'cs'N"
,es,rdins The disposition d fuyi''vss. me
letter. snsr Discussing the matter pretty "''
~. eoncludrs BY sayirg: "Undrs these cir
! uo.,,snces il seems quite clssr that shs
..h., q sisl rights ~ lcysi mas'srs sre su''
beet protected bp receiving such 'ue'ses'
80 wsll a. dislov.I mss'sr'. INTO the 'sss'ss'
81 the United S's,es, aud employing them
uodc, such orgs nixs'ions end such occups'
lions % circumstances may sugges' o. r.
ouir.. or course. : record should BE- kep'
showing the nsmes aud description o. inc
fugi,ives. and zach facts asmay BE- necessssv
for correct understanding " the sireum'
stances Of each case.
When tranquil y shall have b. 90 restored
Congress will doubtless properly provide 'o'
All he pr,sons thus :, ccived into the srrv g
of the Union. and for jus, compensation =
l,ov n masters. You will. however. ne''he
u,horize nor permit any interference by 'h
troops under your command. with the sr'v'
suls Of peaceful ci,.zens in house OF the ne'o
nor viii you in any wav encourage such '''
y.,,s "a leave he lwful service Of 'he'
. m,.rrrs. nor will you prevent the vo'un'sr
J. return OF any .usi,ve 70 The service ''o'
!, which hs may have Escaped.
h tr.y- All, especially yc"ng men. sho"
!. ,s.J ,he advertisement al he me" y
: ,ionsl Di.pen~ary" >, Cincinnati, Ohi",
ano,her c.iumn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

my virtue - an X, ui'"n " ne "',"r'''
D,r.m a offics Of thu Cl * ~ M fs'n
curt ~ Dab il Co. Ind viii "if~f TO-
.ale n, tnhlic aur'i, ~ 70 'h- iis""-' h'fhrf
Tor cash IN hand. ~ The store t'"ni ~ OPP
q B,osemar. in B.inbrifvs 'ow"'''c i'uhcis
o.. IN Monday. A z 26tl, lSUl. lot q
div ., ds. or ,crri's. PROV SION. hard""rr'
..ddl.rv ana hsrnrr. wrnf. q .esnss are
rrorksry. nry aid variety goods.
Taken in ~xscu'icn - mo ITO cry .
Ian, O,si aud J,seph Brcssmsr, ~ ,hr nv
., The :, a,e ~ 1 diana, ~ rsl"'rn "i BAN
h,iir. ,ywn.hip. 81 Duhn'r Crun v, i"d-
JOHN WEI..E IS y z
Aug is.-2w. - "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

NrOTlCE 10 hereby given thai By vlPsus 81
~ decree u sale. issucd irum the .mcs
- ,hs rl.,k u The Dubois Common k'sss
I, limit, and 70 me dirscisd, l will onss to-
s.,e 4 public auction. 10 The highest biddefs
for cash IN baud. 81 The doug VI ne souss
h.u.s IN Jssper. on
MONDAY, August 18Th. 1861.
between the hours prc.csibcd by isw, shS
sen,s md pr.iiss Tor . term rot rxctsdsug
ssveu vsars. % the following described real
~s,s,r. sius,ed in Dubos county. Sssss 81
indiana 'o-wi':
The north half u the south' west quarter
Inf Section ,hirsv-us~ (3D. 10 Township
one a \, north Z ra.gs i've 90 wes'; sises
l.t II ls,d. the ors half thereof decided
~ Andrew Cav nder and rsbi'hs, his wife.
~ Joseph An.,~it and JscOb Miller. In lot
containing une aud one.iourth acres, being
81 the s.nth wet per, II fractional section
j twrn,, .unr, IL Township one, north range
N i've wei.
u Aud on f.ilurs 20 rsalz. The full smnun.
~ principal, interest hni snsf called fJr "
AID xeru,,un. Win ~ The sam time ~
olure anu 10 like ~ amer. sslI Tie tee simple
4 II aid real estate.
Token IN execution ss he properly ~
"A William Royes. ~ the suit oi Jacob Aris
: on foreclosure ~ mortgage
Sid sulr vii, be made without any rsir'
.. ~hat~vrs from visitation " apPralsmen'
= lave. - r,r
I,sird ant Nd-m-. Attorney i'r PHI.
jul. II lrsjl 3S 500 Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

n-TLast Thursday the company 81
volunteers ut Camp Ejmonston held
an election for officers, and chose John
Mehringer, Captain; r. N. Wslman,
let. Lieutenant, Stephen Jcrger, "a
Lieut.. We are promised . list Of tho
non. commissioned officers, but have
not yet received i.
On Friday the CONF say formed ~
front Of the court house, and alter .
general farewell shaking Of hands
roll was called, and about 20 who had
nut their names down ''ca,ne up mics
ing Excellent speeches were tl'er
made to the company BY w. z. Al
anna, Esq, and Rev. A. J. Strain, an'
responded to by Capt. Mehringer.-
Ther company then marched 70 tn
upper end Of town, preceded by 70
Brass Band, and got into wagons Prt
vided by the citizens, and started
Indianapolis, where they arrived 0
Saturday, safe and sound.
Lieut.. Welman came back on Tue
day to recruit, the company not bein
quite full. and expects to ill it up tn
week. We have no doubt this con
pany will compare iavorably with o.
volunteer company in the service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE il hereby given that ! will -
Mt public suctirn. on + iday. the y o.
septembsr 1861 at tho rssIicncs Of John v.
Giant. late u Dubois County dsesased.
Lis personal properly, not taken By the vi
dow. consisting Of mare and colt, COW ana
calves, wagon household furniture, farming
utensils. wheat, oats. &c. y,
Terms-A credit Of twelve months WI
he given on I'll sums over three dollars, me
purchaser giving note with approved sseu
Iiv waving valustion or spprsismens 'aws
4 All uudsr three doIlsss cssh w hsnd.
Auo. IL JOHN MCCARTHY. admr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

On. BEELER: -Sir-I have treated
Mr.. Joseph Jude's daughter. ! last
saw her August 9Th, 1861, and ! then
stated to the parents Of the child that
there was necrosis Of the femer, death
Of . portion Of the thigh bone. 4 had
three or four weeks previous 70 this
stated that the bone was disessed.)
said that an operation vas now called
Tor, to remove 50 much Of tho nscroset
bone a. wss practicable; but i ! sav
that the Last resort" to save life, an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

ARaEsr OF Hos. THOMAS A. +. Mel
sos.-The report Of the seizure Of Mr..
Nelaon, on : charge Of treason 70 the
Confederate traitors, il confirmed BY
Tennessee papers. The Nashville
Union and American states that he
We arrested in Lee county, Virginia
on the 4th, taken to Cumberland Gar
and thence sent to Abingdon, Va
under an escort Of sixty men. He VA
supposed to b on his way 70 Wash
ington. Mr.. Nelson Is one Of the be
roes Of Tennessee. His capture i
great loss to the country. Attic lat
election ia Tennessee he was chose'
to represent his district in the FEEDERS
Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION
SELL REAL ESTATE.

Of Indiana. Dubois county:
NOTICE 10 hereby given thst VIM. Hsr',
IN administrator Of the estate o. 5 .mus'
w. Pos,Ieihwsit, late OF Dubois county, de-
ceased. has flied bis petition 70 sell the real
estate or the deccdens. his personal being
insuf icient 20 pay his debts; and hist ss'd
peti,ien will be heard at the next term Of
the court or common pleas Of said county.
3. B. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
r. Smith, atty for pet. sug5-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

TJas. q. Vestch has been ap-
pointed Colonel Of the regiment now
quartered Ct Evansville. JIG. Jones
was appointed Col. Of the Vincennes
regiment, but declined Il. Judge A.
p. Hovey il Lieut.. Col. Of that regi.
mens, which will start this week FOL
Missouri.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
NEW REMEDIES FOR
! Pc Il NJ AT o X Il II G A

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, phiIsdsI
III phis. A Benevolent Institution estsb-
lished bv spscisi endowment, for the relief
~ the Sick and Distressed, effected with
virulent end Chronic Diseases. and especial
" for The cure Of Diseases Of the sexual
MEDICAL ADVICE given Cratic By the
Acting Surgeon.
VAIUAsLE REPoRrs on Sperma'orrhrs
and other disesses Of the seAusl orr 2 ns' sns
lon tho NEv REMEDIES employed IN the De
peussry, cent in sealed isttrv envelopes. sses
OF charrs. Two Of three Ssamps Tor post
80 sece pssbIc. Address. L =. j.. ski Lib
HOUGHTON. Howard Associations, No.
y Ninth sfee', rhllsdeIph,n, r.. jnso
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
n Duboi. Common Pleas Court, Ocsooe'
Term. 1861
State OF Indiana, Dubois County, %.
sally Adk.n..

John II. AdkirF. 1000
TT appearing 20 The Satisfaction o. tho un'
a.,.;yn.d. Clerk, by The siijsvi " de
interested psrson, ,hs, he defendant ss"vr
..med i. NOT . resident ~ The State 81 10
diane, The ssid Jsmrs II. Adkins . hsfe'
lore nov hereby notified q the hhna
and pendencv OF said se'i"n. aud sh'' s''a
..,,,ioc y IN stand TOR NJ sring On the secon'
Idsv u the ssid term II the said court. =. o.
hid - tLe court hruse 10 IRE iuwn O. 80
re,. IN said county. cn@m~nc ~ on nc nfs
M.nd.v ~ Os,-b-r, 1861. when and wh-r
4. iii be required ~ snswsr a. dsmu
.s..,n !, ,he ssme will be heard and ds
l,ero,insd in his sbse"r.-
n. B. EDMOSSTON. Clerk
suc Is. 1861 W ~ ~
i Baker s. Beckett. s',ys Tor reu''nr'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

Tn thrse va: times, one Of the hfst duties
n III GOOD citizens 10 10 keep cool, and one
Of the 6rst requisites necessary 70 this END
4 20 have pure cool water. sssy 70 get e.
without making your blood hot. For this
suppose good well Or cisssrn With one Of
cooIsys Upright Double Acting Force
Pumps, Il almost military necessity"
slopg the border counties. This Pump hss
no leather valves Or packing. and wofks
without suction. Il will raise water from
spy depth, and with great sass. and iss
weight d only twenty 1--we pounds. And
what 10 more strange than eli else, L. y he's
but one pIungss. and throws water Wills
passing either way. principle unhesrt o.
10 The pump line. The part mcss 70 be ID
mirsd 10 this pump l. that 20 water remain
in shs discLargs pipe above the level q tn
vssss 10 your veil OF eisiesn. whom not i
motion; hence q cannot fssezs 10 the Geld
sss weather. The working part Of This pam
4 plseed under water. end will work bette
end lsss longer than any pump above wsss'
and By attaching piece Of hose can Be- COZ
vsrssd int powerful engine ios thrown
usssr. which i very useful 10 case o. fr
wssss az gssdsns. sprink'ing yards. &C.
We invite al who would like 20 see seie'
u6c ,iscs Of mechanism 70 20 and .
Coolsys Pump q John Msnn's house. Kie
oers shoe shop. and other plscss In to-
and then call on the Agsn. q the fndis'
Hotel. md purchase one. Ten dollars =
psy iorens and extra pipe can b sesc
ior Is c,s. : foot put Up 10 good order. Z
right ios Dubois county i fcr ssls sod so'
sa,sspsising man vill DO well 70 pureh'
n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTlC I.

Nro,ice /. hereby givin that The under-'En.
~ ed hss ben appointed stuit i''ra'"r =
IN. estate Il J.hn ". Grant. late - punv''
Comfy, dsc-s sod. Said estate . suPpcss'
AUG. IA. JOHN Nc -ARTY. sdmv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

sum Total. $3.50 -
There has sinc- been rereived II
Tho Treasury the io'io~'ng suns
;os III f.i.wing y j-c's.so ~;
Iu,er-s, cnsi.,"p school fund 80 -
uo,nu,.n sehooI tunt, State Trsss
h..l ,.,J r.unJ.d. 1881 ~
60 IN, f.,,.,,.,.. ~ 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
slo.s5s u

To,.i. vi0S5s u
EXPENDITURES. ~a.N
Thssc hss been paid 90, Of IL. Tressufy,
during the financial yer 1850. ending Q"
April Ia, 1861, the following Gums upon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
klxsagbit ~ GNsIksssOsa q, Ooh
grcssiotAai Tow asp Achoo}
bsaaea0z.

AN EydIliIr IL The Common 40 Con-
"A ceremonial T"~n~hlp S.h""i tnnas 81
Dab - county. Indiana, i.'r he fiscal yer
1860. sndlnr ihr fest dsv - April 1851. az
,..vrtsd ~ ne B,afd 81 q untv Cn'nmis-
.ioner. Il ,hrir Juns urn. 1861. as fol'owrs
~ val:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14
I.ECE.P1 8.

Thsrp w.- r.m-in'"r 10 The Trra.nry Nireh
~, 1880. the TOT owing Amounts
~. ~, common school lund $6lo ~
i;rncery iir-nsr. eaV y,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-08-14

N. B.-The consultation to take
! place Tuesday, August 18th, 1S6l,-
you are to select two physicians and !
two; the four gentlemen to be compe-
!. tent in their profession and honorable.
i Now sir, since you have declined
the above proposition, sent to you BY
u me, and have refused to meet compe-
= tent physicians in consultation, to sub
stantiats your assertions, in the case
Of Mr.. Joseph Jude's daughter,
ID brand you an ignoramus, unworth.
stlthe notice Of any honorable surgeon
% or physician; and as you said to Mt
at VIM. Cooper that you did not care 70
til your character, unworthy the notice
I'd any gentleman. Al. KEMPF, n. =
ne N. B.--As decline oil comnunl
lcation with man who has no chal
ed lacter, I will take no further notice {
ed anything that may pertain 70 You, u
~ less il Is to substsntistc what hay
-. stssed. NIX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03

Mayors Cop7F--Ihe Mayors matinee yes
terday afforded but slight recreation to the
gaping crowd and a limited quantity of mate
rial for iochlizerd
Charles Goe,en was up for some disorderlv
demonstrations while indulging in golden men
tai tancies. produced by an overdose Of anti
medicinal fluid: tut his Honor gave him liberty
to depart.
James Sullivan and James Hogan, while on
Il hi; of Il spree, cs,aved 10 make the feathers
ty from Lewis Gander, for which amusement
they were committed 10 jill.
,iames II. Gales Was charged with stealing
ii revolver from Charles L. Martin: bat his III
noccnce having been established to the salts
faction OF the Court. he was released from
custody.
Hiram Barnes appeared Ia answer an aec;l-
sdtion OF violating the CHEF article nthe COLI
stifution Of the Sons of Temperance, by which
he was made To assume = false bIt0ncc, but
received no further punishment than the usual
repriliand.
Mary Nanderlip. for some cause to us M
known. f.ed a pistol at the partner OF her Joys
and sorrows, for which offence against the
veaec aud dignity of the domestic sanctuary,
a. well az that OF the Commonwealth the
Mayor imposed, fine of 81. The public might
deem it ii pretty good ,jok, if The husband had
to pay the fine, but we doubt Il he viewed it
in that light
Several e5roes We're up for offences of the
minor sort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03

Returned to their P0sfs.-Lieutenau Eng
hsii. and Quarternaster s-Serseant Whitaker,
of Company &C." First Virginia Regiment,
who We're wounded az Bu! Run. departed for
n.anarSa yesterday morning, influenced by a
desire to participate IN another brush with the
enc.ay. Capt. j. B. Smith, leader, and Messrs.
Melton, Buckley. and Hir.hberg, members OF
the First Regiment Band, weut on by the
same train. Lieutenant f. c. CrImp, who has
been at home lor Il sisolt time on fatlough,
started for the West yesterday. having III
panv, the Richhond Sharp Shooters The
Ciiiisscurs-a Pied. of Louisiana a fine compa-
ny, commanded by Captain Henri 81. P!ul,
left by the Central train for point t;i0 they
Expressed ii where the battle RACES the hoi-
lest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03


sHal.s.'v. or Ia~s'ay, the lat Inst. Mrs MAR.
& slEf uR1EMsst consort OF Mr. John Grwme 9,
In tlaeGisi yea - her s9@
The Ja,.r. .eJ wits n nstise Of K4rhra,sy. Sect.
aif. OF '"fsy years she s1,talhed the relations
wife ard uinsiser asth dev~ edne,s nay@r su r.
"a ,-ed a~d died he liv.a d wIiilag ,ervan. Of
our Lori Jesus Christ.
az eho ,sa iafen..,in. on the q !, o. seo,e,oi r
,a6'. fDs. only child 81 JOHN W. n.d rarths A
PGge, of King Wi!'ism county, Va, aged eighteen
mouth sgd sxtecn days.
Thus has a br1zit ARD lovely io ser hoen taken
from thfs ,Gtapfy world. ana ffansoiantoI III the
Garden ~ Eden. there to bloom and hoari=1 for
ever at her Savior Is SIDE. Our darling IDA was
precious bHt we but rejoice to know
that she i il II avn where sorr1v,s never inter
awaits the Promised Land TO bid welcome
there.
Anrc. wings have borne her spirit
To n prrcr land above,
VIII re the biest forever inherit
MI the Fathers boy 1--we;
And while love It. vigil keeps
In the grave sweet IDA sleeps.
When the NIGHT of Death anne Ger her,
And her eyes beg IN to close,
Happy dTesul.t 70 went before her.
Calling her 10 sweet rep Sc;
Aid he fell in siutnber deep
Leaving US, below, TO weep.
II en- we laid her l:tle frsers
Quietly across her brs ast;
Often now her n,crsi'ry In ,.ers
As if by divine oehest;
And tao her reward she reaps
We viii mou her ynils she sleeps
Then, sweet 2ophsr4 blow "a lightly
Der that sacred, halloWed spct,
Where The noor.bearls sparkle brightly,
dh a cannot be jorgot. EUGexIA
On the morning of The 81 of October, at the res
i'll nee OF Mrs. Cora DciarTItt.e in Hanover, Wai
Y WILLIAMSON, aged % cara.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03

YAsxRE RssorRcgs -iu a late number y
she London I.nses is eoaitlent npon a eiresi-
lar put forth by Aew York merchant, " herein
it 10 stated tiist thSNyankees viii bs able 10
raise f4o. GEO. 600 sterling per annan, by n,e..ns
Of taxation. te carry on their Government
The Times comedies that the Yankees are a
great and rich people--iii.ly equal TO the task
Of ruising the SUN III qaestiGn, provided only
the taxes indicated be laid and paid. 1t SAYS
however, that the objects OF taxation apaner.
ated by the circular embrace everything taxed
in England, heretofore the most heavily bur
thened country in the world. II will be a
strange sight, il iu.imstes, for the world when
the United States, which heretofore have
boasted Of their low taxes, and cheap Gov
eminent, SKULL be found, afier IN existence OF
only eighty years, establishing system as
complicated and M all-emb1aeing as that Oh
England itself after IN existence 0feight cen
turies. Still it will not daily that the taxes
may meet The wants Of Government, provided
only the people viii consent 10 pay them
There, il thinks, will lie the rub
There can be no doubt Whatever upon this
point The Yankee nation never will consent
10 bear mly such barthen. II viii gpadigte
every debt. and overthrow any Governments
before it 81 III ihas be- sra.nmeled, II u enough
TO know this fact, and tho keen-sig Lied wfi.asS
Of the Time know 1t web enough Nor do
they alone know Ii. The merchants md
bankers u Greet Hrinlin. and the eapilaliis oil
VI Earu;.e bisow il. Not one doil:1 can s.iey
y induesd . lvset y tEs shats Of = iaakes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03
The BREAD swIsDL2zs IN NEW osLEAs.

The BREAD SwISDLEgs IN NEW ORLEASa.-
TIL" Picaguae, OF "Wednesday last, says
The new city ordinance about the weight
OF loavcs was published yesterday, and al
ready FIVE bakers have had .heir bread seized
by Com missi0aers in the First District, Tor
short weight. Colnmissary Shubert brought
this morning from Poydras Mtrket Is loayes
OF bread, As OF which belonged 10 h. Surg
ney, y 20 b. Wagner, and to J. Lagarde =
Coinmlssary S1dler seized at the Claiborne
Market Is. leaves. IL. Of which were bahpd
by aiIci'l, OF the Old BARN. and Il By /, lrk.
h2Tat. There are many arguments 10 bring
forth pro and con this new city ordinance: bu.
one thing is certain: in present c:rcrrnstsn-
ees, mere than ever. the bakers are guilty TO
sell loayes short of weight. There are thou
SANDS OF people who are now working yeiv
hard to get the whereYithal to Dsas- t.eif
bressa and llcsual<, anal t Ia out iuzt that they
get their quad pro fze. The sezs'd loayes will
De sent, we suppose, 10 the Free Market
which is open to-day.