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PRoPHETIc- General jackson, In hiS Farewell
Address to the American people, in March, 1887,
spoke Of the dangers that beset the nation, and
gave the following As his mature dcliberatiOn, in
case we should ever become involved In sec.
tiOnal war. He said EFF such . struggle Is
ever begun, and the citizens Of one section Ol
the country are arrayed in arms against those ol
another in doubtful conflict let the battle result
as Il may, there will be an end to union, and
with Il an end TO the hopes Of feemen. The
victory Of the victors would not secure to them
the blessings Of liberty. Il would avenge theiI
wrongs but they would themselves share in the
common ruin"
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SHALL THE UNoN DnI-Tacitus said: ait is
much easier to praise than to establish repub
lican government, snd when Il is established, Il
cannot be Of long duration" When Mr.. Ran.
dOlPh, Of Virginia, in the Convention to frame
the United States Constitution, objected to the
ratio Of representation, because in . hundred
years the House would become an unmanagea.
bic multitude; -Wbo," said Mr.. GOrham, o.
Massachusetts,, Is 50 extFavagant as To suppOsS
that this Union viii last an hundred yearsi'
This was strange question then. Shall Il die
in It's sath yeari Is now the question.
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To N TAKEz 70 IRELAND.--We learn BY
lioOnsyS EzPras that Il is in contemplation 10
send the body Of the patriot McManus, now re-
posing at the Lone Mountain Cemetery, near
San Francisco, California, to Ireland, for fnal
intermenk -
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IN unAlD can be ound In San Francisco the depot Of
W Sullivan adjoining the Post ofbee at the once o
oar Agent, I'M Washington street. St the Merchants
kxehAHge and the principal Hotels; and also Al the
NoAAlng hotsls In The AtlARtic CttiSS.
, 1861-05-16

Va GAGn Be pleased 10 furnish masters Of and Others
81 tthh O1ee.
, 1861-05-16
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

L Puhshed every THURSDAY EVENING, at - per annum
in advance; paid within six months, o.; AFTER the
expiration Of sx months, Is; ~ for SIX months, in
advance; single copies l2k cents. Advertisements,
% insure insertion without delay, should be handed in
before Wednesday Of each Week.
, 1861-05-16
Z p. FISHER,

ISIH IEaIhlRgtoR Sc, San FraRcIsco,
q AShoF,sd The Agent Of this paeF receiving ad
VeFtlsmen6 ana n San Francisco and
SAslS, And eoaoothg and reeeiPihg for the
CHAS. PROSCH.
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To ACTUAL c%uIfTEAT0RA

Mechanics and Worklngmen VII Ind Ha frs sshod
system enc0urazed By The Eat8 a1 endowed aih .
lsr4e revenns for he support q Eho0l nerch1-
drsn can i've IA sFhtorths church andschcohoEea
|a1d grow m with The prosperity e he Afng &tah
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MGKEs LIGHT OF a SERIoUs MATTER-
Speaking of funerals a friend tells the fol-
lowing, which be Witnessed not long ago out
in the suburbs. There was a funeral process
sion on the occasion Of the decease Of an aged
colored man, and venerable and loose
jolnted cab had been employed to convey q
portion Of the fieuds assembled. The driver
of the bearse, happening to be very much OF
a reprobate, without regard to the convent
ence Of the remainder Of the procession, put
bis horse upon a rapid trOt. The cab which
followed was left considerably in the rear,
but tho driver determining not to be out
Done logged his animal also, into a sort Of
hybrid troL the effect Of which upon the an
cient vehicle attached to him, was sc:violent
that The boards forming the flooring ali
dropped ont letting the feet Of the passen-
gers therein down upon the ground In
stantly q combined shout arose from the in
maies, whichthe driver mistOOk for an admo-
milton to keep up with The hearse at all
hazards and, consequently, he again applied
his whip vigorously, thereby compelling his
passengers to redOnbls their efforts. Our
friend says thatsoms Of the p~rettiest running
be ever Jaw was accomplished BY those two
pairs Of legs that toddlsd along in this ludi-
crous manner under the old cab, on that
pleasant summer afternoon.
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Rus AwAY.-About II o'clock this morn-
lug the right fore wheel Of the Seminary
and Water Cure stage-eOAoh fell of on
Superior street, between Seneca and Bank,
Tightening the horses attached to the
coach, and causing them to start Of ct .
rapid rate, down Superior street. Arriving
at the head Of Vineyard street. they turned
and made their way down the hill. They
turned from Vineyard street into Cham
plain, near the corner Of which they
brought the coach in contact with q wagon,
throwing the driver Of the latter of into
the street. The collision brought them to
6 halt aud they we're secured. The driver
Of the coach wa thrown OF In Vineyard
street. but held on 70 the reins as long as
he could, and was dragged IN the ground
8 considerable distance. He fortunately
was ~uniDjured. There were two paSsen-
gers in the coach, but neither Of them wal
hurt The coach vas considerably dam
aged, the front axle having been displaced
and the lower portion Of the body crushed
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CArp JAcKsOS, COEUrsUs, |

CANP JACKSON, Columbus,
June l6, 1861.
EDS. LEADER As many reports have
been circulated concerning this camp, I
Thought | would pen a few facts which may
be interesting to the public and especially to
those who have relations in camp. I belong
to Captain KeIlogg's company, from Nor
walk, Huron county. We arrived here q
week 2 last Thursday evening" since that
time we have experienced something of camp
life. Camp jackson is located iour miles
west of Columbus. should think there are
about 300 acres of land in the camp, and 200
tents that are finished, and the contractors
and soldiers are building moe. Forty of
those tents are made of cloth, the rest are of
pine lumber. The dimensions are IA by Is
feet. There are at present $500 soldiers in
camp, and companies are coming every day.
The soldiers drill four hours q day, and have
to be up and washei by Eve O'Clock every
morning, to answer to roll call; We then
drill an hour before breakfast and generally
again at nine, and at two and six o'clock in
the evening. We have mea lsreeularly break
fast at six o'clock, dinner at twelve, supper
at I've P. n. Our provisions consists Of
bread, pork, beans pork and beef twice a
week, and coffee. This is rather coarse food
for some of our boys, who are used to having
more Injurious food. We do nothave every
thing a. we would at home. Some of the
soldiers complain very much but enlisted
to 6ghe and not to eat snd as long as the
Government gives me provisions enough to
sustain life, I will 6ght for the Union, and
when the Government becomes so poor that
she cannot feed her soldiers, then I viii fight
on my own responsibility, and board myself
Captain Kellogg's company is made up
mostly Of young men who were students. 1t
has been very in~conYenient for us to enlist,
but we feel, as young men Of Huron county,
that It is our duty to fight for the Union, and
sustain tina; old flag that has been proudly
waving for nearly q century, and with such
men Us Capt. Kellogg, we are going 70 40
| our part in the contest, and have sworn never
70 90 home until the rebellion is put down,
and every rebel struck lower than "Hddes, .
or hung higher than HanGR. The soldiers at
Camp Jackson appear perfectly eo.tented.
We feel that we are all members Of Uncle
Sans family, and are satisfied with his farm
on which we live; and likewise with his
farming utensils which We are fast learning
to use. 0. B. HALH-
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ENEIHL
ne STATE e RAPIDLY hing 10 with p~cpuialaas
l025 psr1ong having been aided shes 1850. maEU
present ~popuafol 1,T2as aa : ratio R102 pr cl
tsnysD
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CAMP JACKSON, jane l7th, 1861.
DIARs-According 70 promise I take
this my arst opportunity to write tOyOu.
Upon arriving At Columbus from Cleveland,
We with the other companies were marched
to the park and there We remained q day or
two and then received orders to report our
selves at Camp jackson nearly four miles
west Of the City. The boya had been led 10
believe that they were q be encamPed upon
a large and beautiful nedaOw, and you can
Judge how well their hopes were realized
when upon being brought to a halt they
found themselves In the centre Of of large
eorn-6eld, with a fair prospect ahead OF hav-
ing plenty Of mud and some work before the
ground would admit Of The actual daily drill.
The quarltn were yet unbuilt but with
willing hauds all went to work, and before
dark a line Of buildings resembling railroad
shanties, might be seen reaching nearly
across the field. Al present with the ez-
ception Of water, which Is poor and very
scarce, and short ratiOas We fare very vel.
We were mustered into U. s. service for
the Term OF three years on Tuesday last, and
as e consolatiou for rome Of our trouble we
were placed upon The right Of the Regiment
a position which We hope to be able to hold
both to the satisfaction Of our Cleveland
friends and TO the officers in command.
In respect TO clothing, the soldiers al
ready begin to show that the name "Ohio
paupersH has not been misapplied, Some
Of the boys have cut patches from their red
shirts, with which they mend their pants.
One / noticed had patched the seat Of his
unmentionables with 8 large piece Of white
cotton, and upon which vas the very AP-
prOpriats inscription, " o. Y. NJ" AsquAd
Of q dozen or 90 Of such are to oe marched
in a day or two down to the Governor, for
The purpose Of procuring furlOughs to 60
home for clothing. II this be true, they
viii no doubt stir up a humane feeling
within the breast Of the old gentleman, il
he does not Immediately furnish them with
q neat uniform.
Our First Lieutenant Woodward is act
ing as Rsgimentsl Adjutant. The boys
miss him very much, as he is q capital
fellow, but under the instruction Of Capt.
MoIlrath and the abOld WGlP' We are
bound to 60 ahead and keep mi place.
wish ycu would send US q LEADER once in
e while Bob. But for fear Of taking up
too much room, 1 close with the promise Of
again writing. should this prove aocePta'
bic. Yours, &C. JAZZ,
Co. A., 2Sd Regiment.
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VIENNA

TRTESEMAR 1.2&3, ARE DE
TRCTED By ROYAL LETTERs PATENT Of
E1Riand and secured b. the 6esls Of the Ee0ls De
No Is Invaluable for exhaustion, permssorrhGa
and al physical disabilities.
30. q oomplstslT eraiicates al traces Of thoss dis
eases that have heretofore been treated py the naus
oious and porniciouA use Of oopafy6 ana e1peDes
non haa entirely 8upplauted the injurious ne
mercury, thereby insurtng % the Sufferer spesdy ne
hsL dtipeulDg al impurities and roofing out TIE
venom Of disease.
TRTEsEMAR, Nos. l, 2 and 5, are preparation the
form Of q lozenRe, devoid Of tlgte and small and can
b carried In the Waiatcoat pccEel boioin IN c4e
and divided into separate dcsest a3 edmt11tersd ~
Valrsan Lallenand ROux, Rioold, &c. Priee = each.
or fcasas for s., which save and IN " cases.
whereby there II . saving Of -. To Do had Uhole1ale
and rsssil, Of Dr. BARBOM, No. l94 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on ~receiFing a romittanoe
Dr.. Barrow will forward the IriesomaE 70 any par
oftho world, securely packed, and add oGsoi accord
ing % the instructions Ofthe writer
- Sold also b. T. =. GAYLORD and Va.
NlbAE. 0hosalahd tann
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oEE OF 4aE GRAYs KnLED.-K dispatch
received in The city this morning annOun-
oes that J. B. Barnes, q member Of the
Cleveland GrAys, Was killed In the skir-
mish with the rebels near Vienns, We. We
have heard no further particulars, but I'M
dsrssOOd that the unfortunate young man
was a brother to Mr.Bsraes plumber Of this
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PEasONAL.-MsjOr Gates got on board the
Pittsburgh train this morning, and vent of
to the wars. he has great confidence in his
boys and thinks they viii do honor to Cleve-
land before they return The Major looks
hearty and well; and has borne bis camp life
well.
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DIR. W
TNTE TTKTTnHr
DIX. 8 " = u
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
THE
GREA FEKFERNAL REMED p,
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA. LUM'
BARGO, STlEF NICK mi JOINTS,
SPRAINS BRUISES, CUTS AND y
WOUNDS PILES, HEAD
sACHE, AND L
RHEUMATIC:
NERVOUS DISORDER


LOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy. and never fails. Thu
Lfniment is prepared from the recipe ef DR.. Stephen
Sweet, Of Connecuent, the famous bone-sstter, AMI
years With the most astonishine sncesss-
AS AN ALLEYLATOR OF FAIE, It Is u~nrfEalsL
most skrpdcsi may b convinced By single tria-
Ih8 Eminent Will cure rapidly and rldice4T.
sAnds Of cases where it had been used 1t ha5 1oVsl
been known to fail.
O NEURALGIA, It VIII afford immediats n.
Lief In every case, however distressing.
IL win relieve the worst ea4ss Of HEADACHE q
three mInats4l snd Z warranted 2 DO IT,
Alao III Y cure netantly.
DEBILITY AND GENERAL
L~AsSlTUDE arising from imprudenoe or exce1,
this "a a most happy and u~nfailing remedy
Acting directly upon thu nervous tissues, IL strungfh-
ems and reY1Y1ne9 the system and restores il to ela1-
ITCHY and VigOr. II
that IL Is tho BEST known, and We challenge the
world 20 produce an equal. Every victim Of this
viii not iail 10 a1ord immodiats relief, and IN q ma.
GRITTY Of cases will effect q RADICAL cure.
oulhS1 AND SORE THkOAT are sometimes ex-
tn5mely Malignant and dangerous, but q timely an
p~licafion q this Eminent wiz never hu 70 cure.
are soa.etimes very obstinafs, and en-
larEsment ofthe joints Is liable to occur . Neglected.
The worst case msy be conquered b. this Imminent
Bruises, Outs, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Barns, and
Scalds, yield readily 10 the wonderful healing prnp.
critics Of D SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIHIhENT
when used aeeordine % directions; Also, Chilblains,
EVERY HORSE ORNER
should have this rumody q hand, for Its timely use
at the hrgt appearance Of Lamanaal VIII anscfuallV
prevent those formidable diseases, to which All
horses arr liable, and which render % many other-
wise Talusbls horses neariy worthless
Over bur hundred voluntary testimcniain 20 the
wonderful curative properties Of this Liniment have
been received within the last two years, and many
Of them from persons In the highest ranks Of re.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition observe the Signature and
likeness Of Dr., stephen Sweet on every LABEL, and
algO ttstephen Sweef'B Infallfbls byoWn
IN the Elass Of eaoh bottle, without shich none art
genuine. RICHARDSON 4 o =.
Sole Proprietoras Nor8ich. Ct.
For sale By Strong 4 Armstrongs Sole ARs1t fl
Osevel.nd- ee1FtkHd&u
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Msaietnes.
AYRRIa "A RRAPARILL

A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE-
~ SIGNED 70 be the most edeotuAl ALTRRATIvI
thAt can Be made. Il Is z eoqeentratsd extract o.
oas Of Stili greater alternative power e. TO Afford an
eneetive antid0te for the diseases sarsHpArillai &c
wanted By those who suffer from btruhsous com
plaints, and that one which will accomplish theiI
class Of our ariietedf snoW- citizens. How eonPlete-
~ this compound viii do IL has been proven By *.
pertinent on many Of the Worst cases TO be found In
scSoSUI1 sSD scnoFUIOus ConPLAusrs, EEUs-
BIoTcHEs, TUEoEs, sELT RHEU1, soiLD Han,
SYPHILIS AND STrHtLIfIc AFREcrlOSe MERouaiAt
DIsEAsE, DRoPST, NEURKLsH OF Tic DOUBOuREUx,
DEBTLIrY, DYsPEPsIk AND INDIaEssIOS, ERYsIPELAa,
RosE on ST. ANrHONV's EIRE, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising hon lmpurity OF the
This compound will Do found a great promoter Of
hs S,ldl SR S;H .Sssn IN I9s PTns . s 45S me 19S u
the year. By the timely expulsion Of them manY
ranking disorders are nlPped N me DUO mutt
selves from the endurance Of foul erupttonas nc nj
nerUus sores, through Whieh the system Will strive
through the natural channels Of the body By an al:
teratiye msdicine. Oieanse ont me yitlated olooe
the skin in pimPles,, eruptlons, or sores cleanse Il
when ron ind il obstrHcted and sluggish in the
ngs viii tell you When. Even where no particular
disorder Is felt, people enjoy better health, and live
healthy, and ali 4 well; but with this pabuIum o.
life disordered, there can be no lasting health
sooner or later something must go wrong, and tn
great machinery Of life is disordered or OyerthrOwn
Sarsaperilla has, and deserves much ths rsputA.
tlOn OF accomplishing these ends. But the world
has been egregiously dsosiVed BY preparations Of Il,
partly because the drug alone has not all the virtue
that 10 claimed for Il, but more because many pre-
partitions, pretending % BE- concentrated attracts OF
Il, contain but little Of the virtue Of sarsaoartHA, or
any thing else.
During Iats yean the public have been mIsEed ~
large bOttless pretending % give 3 1naFt q Extract
Of sarsaparillA for one dollar Most ofthese haye
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little, u any, Sarsapariiia, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the ure Of the various eN.
the name itself Is Justly despised, and has becont
s~ynOnymOua with imposition and cheat. Still We
call this compound Sarsaparilin, and intend to sup
ply such q remedy e. shall rescue tins nAHe from the
load Of obloquy which rests upon IL. And We think
ara Irresistible By the ordinary run Of the diseases
Il Il intended 70 cure. In order to secure theiT com.
Plete eradication from the system, the remedy should
Be ju0iciously taken according 70 directions on the
bottle.
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GREEx HoU1E PLARrs, GRAfE VINES &c
A choics lot comprising over 1000 pots of
rars plants, foreign and rative grape vines,
are 10 be sold At auction By Gutter 4 Son, at
their auction room, No. l34 Baakstreet on
Thursday, June 20, At 10 AN. This viii
Be an excellent opportunity for those who
wish to purchase plants or grape vines. The
ladies' particularly, should attend. q
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TFrom ths KanaEha Valley Star, q
We are sure that persoRs suffering with headscbs,
who tTY thsms 1 stick to than
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~ the use Of these PILLS the periodic attacaa Of
herVous or Sick Headache may Be- prevented; and Il
tAken at the commenosment OF an attach Immediate
Rslefinom pain and sieknou vim Do obtained. r-
rhsy seldom tAil In removing the Eansss OF Hssd.
ache % which ~ males are snhisct. aas
Ihey set gs2tV up0n the Bowels. rsmoging OoSt-
~lysness. ~.
Aor Literary Men, stadants, Delicate FsmaIes. AID
ei Persons Of sedentaTy habits, thsy aru valuable a.
AAA1AtiYe, improving the appetite, giving tone and
vigor 70 the digestive organs, aud restoring ths
nsturAl elasticity and strength Of the vboIe sv1tsm.
dtH Il OEPHALIU PILLS
sre the result OF long invertizatton ana ..rs5lIv
o'haoetea e1perinehtas having been in uss many
years. euEins which time they have prevented and
rengtfeA VAST amount Of pain and eudsEinR from
Headache whether originating in the nervous syS.
tem' or nom q deraDged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their eonpouition.
sad may b TAKEN a. all times With psriect sastv.
U1thout making any change Of dict, and tie abssnes
ofAny disasreeebls taste renders It easy 70 admins.
Ter them to Children.
BEWABE OF COUKTERREIFsf
The genuine have i've signatures Of Henri q
sPalding on each Box.
SS7Soid By Drussists asd ali DeaIsrsi in Medicine.
y a Bog win be sent bI mail. prepaid. On receipt Of
FWEETY-EIFE GENTS.
Z-AH orders should be addressed 70
henry O. sPALDIEg.
SOedar Street, New York,
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and yOn have q permanent Cure.
The OERATE has proved itaelf TO be tbs best Oint-
ment ever invented, end where once used, Il has
never been known 20 hilaof efecting 3 permanent
cure ofold Bcres, letter and RingWorm, Scsld Heads
ChilblAino, aud Frost Bites, BarberB Itch, Chapped
or Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Rmples on
the Faca. And for T
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Oerato is the only thing required 70 cure. Il
should be kept in the house Of every Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price Of Syrup 81; Crate rs cent? PT BoftG.
J. n. HARRIs 4 CO., Prorrietora,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom ali orders for the above Medicines must
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
&. y. Gaylord, O.S. Mackenzie, william FlHke,
Z. W. Raekrider, and Strong q Armstrong, Olsvs.
land, Ohio koberts 4 Samuel, Oolumbusi w. A.
ham, 6anduaky5 Carter : Brother, Erie, Pa.
WeaveT's salt RhBum syrup and 6erats, Is sold By
Churchill a Brother mas
IT Is EVERYBODY'S FRIENDl
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4 nMINISTRAT0RlR GALE. an

"a REALE STATE--On the al day Of July, ISL,
az ID O'Clock A. N. st the or Of the Court E0u.e,
ID the CITY Of Cleveland, Cayahoga Colnty, OHIO,
viii Be- sold 70 the highest bidderf he GLOWING de-
tcribed Real Estafs, a. the proparU Of Palmer snow
deceased, 70 Wit sifuate nthe township o. Parma
IN asfh county % CuyahoEa. and known Is l6 acrsl
ofiaud 20 % taken iron tha south side q harlhls
SHOWS farm, being a partofthe blake uact, and lot
No. s. ana bounded - & 5llogss On thsso1th o. orig
nal lot hn1as on the cant b. ten Ecros uiltd 20 W.
O. snow by baFzlila : now on the vest - tbs orig
fnal lot lines, and on the north b. . line paraihl
; with the souIH line and 90 ar distant tharslrom -
20 contain ssid Is acres Of land. Appraised - F7M
Terms Of sals viii be made known on the Gay Of
sals. JERBM1AH COUHRAD,
Adn'ro fthe estate e saidRalnersa oEs dsed
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A0tEla.

MANHATTAN HOTEL-NOS.
IVA Ss,IsadsMgr4y stree, "a door from Broed-
Eay, opposite the PAIL, New York. HuRgins 3 blins,
Proprfatou. ~. H1ggtns, late az Pearf 5trsst
HOu9s Boston. 10 flag IL @ LOssoya Hotoi
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Tn SUBLIME PoRTE-It is said that DR..
q. strOther, otherwise known as Porte
Crayon," who wrote the pleasant papers for
HarpeFs Magazine, wal q ouarteFmaster
in the Rebel camp recently At Harpers
Ferry. A few weeks since he married Miss
Hunter Of CharlestoWD, one Of the veritabls
''oouslns'' Who PIsyed 60 conspicuous part
IN his Virgins Illustrated" The Doctor
might perhaps nov add another leaf Of
Illustrations to his book, which wOuldmeet
with some favor in this neighborhood.
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%TRATRLRR,s RRGIsEHR.

Citivrns Wi9hips oonVeyance 20 either Of he above
Trafns On R0afs, Win bacahed for By the oeeche9 q
Stevens Omnibus Line ~ leaving tnel 1870
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THE P%RoPELIER CATARAcr-The PrOpel-
Ter Cataract which was burned recently
nesr Erie, was, We are informed, toRed by
the tug Brooks Of Erie under the Peninsu-
Ia, vhers she sank in about ten feet water.
The cargo, consisted Of tobacco, -four
highWines, butter, &C, a small portion Of
which was saved. The fire, Il is supposed,
originated under the deck Of the freehold.
The Propeller was burned 10 the waters
edge. Capt McNelly, it is stated, was
saved by the same man who saved him
some two years ago, at the time Of the loss
Of the Propeller Indiana on the Upper