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SCOTT AND THE VETERAN.



I, .
An old md crippled veteran to the War Depart
he sought the:chlef who led him, On many field
Tho clief who Bhonteds Forwardt' where c'es
And bore Its stasa ii Triumph behind the flying
Have you forgotten. General" the battered sol
"Tho days q eighteen hundred, twelve, when
was Ct your aidef. = '....7--~
Havc Son forgotten johnson. that fought at Lan-
IT'S III r., r. r., ea and pensioned, but want to
"Havc, 7 torgotten,' ~ said the Chief; "my brave
And here's the hand save yon then and let it tell
But yoa hsss done your share, my friend; YOU'RE
crippled. old. and gray,
blood to-day," :
"But, General!' cried the veteran, q flush upon
"qhe ~ ~ who fought With Us, they say. arc
9hes'vs tosn the ag of fLundy's Lanc our old red,
And while . drop Of blood is left, I'll show that
TIN not 50 weak bnt 1can strike, and I've a good
To get thf .ange of traitors hearts, and pic them,
Your Min:e rlaes and sueh arms it amt worth
1eoulSa,t ct t6s hang o them. but III keep my
seed s!ess yoa, eomradel' said the chics-*'God
in ha o1H a1A ri al %r
hare their patr.
They'll plant our sacred banner in each rcbclIious
And wos, hencsfo1th, to any hand, that dares to
"But Gcneralr'--sttn p,cs:sting, tho weeping
veteran cried:
"rm ~ zsuag = e enough to follow, SO long as you're
And rome, ,ou know, must bite the dust, md tnat
So, giss tEs y?@SaF " ones place to fight. but mo
If they ehould fire on Paekens, let tho Colonel in
Put nc. nPon the rampant, with the flagstaff in
No odd: how | hot the cannon smote or bo,v tho
I'll hold tRe stain ind Stripes a1olt and hold them
Tn ready, General, 20 you let post to mo be
: given;
Where NnEbtngtouIcan see nc, as be looks from
highest Heaven.
And eny to Putram at his side, OF, may be- General
Wayne:
There stands old Billy johnson, that fought at
Lundy'a I4arc!'
;:
Sand when the fight il hottest. before the trai-
tore fy;
When shell and bail arc ecrecching, and bursting
in The eky,
II any shot should hit me, and lay nc On my face,
Ny soul would 60 to Washington's, and not to
Arnold's placer
Mny Is. 1861.
, 1861-05-28

me Petersburg Express says that compe.
ny has been formed there, entitled stle Ietch
e Mounted Guards, y and that the redoubtab!e
Virginiau, e. Clay Pate, Of Kansas fame, has
been elected Captain. The Cincinnati Con-
i'aeTc'at says 1t wants to see Capt Don Piatt's
mounted M1o-a cheeks get af1er Clay Pate's
company. They'll bedevil 'en worse than Pate
was serrcd by old Ossawatomie Brown at thc
battle Of Black Jack. Clay Pate went over to
take Brown, and got taken himselfhis mag.
nidcent caparigoned steed was exchanged fl
Lite, .sclawny, jackass upon whose sharr
fa 6ask he 1orlorn Capt. Pate, stripped Of bis
the animal, and sent back, the picture Of des
pair, to the Border Ruff1ans. The. latter nre
said to hare exclaimed when thew saw tha
strangely 1caded animal approaching, that Il
was all jackd&s- Cleeeland Leader.
, 1861-05-28

An old and crippled veteran to the, War Depart
nlent came. !:
Ic sought the. Chief who led hin, On many field
Of taMe-
Tho Chief who Bhonteds " Forwardl'' where Ger
!. his banner rose,
And bore tts stazn in Triumph behind the flying
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4 LIVING WHALE TRANSPORTED NJ TIE
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY FROM RIVER Du LoUp
TO PoR7LASD.-We mentioned In onr last i'm:
preston that firing, whale has beea transpor-
ted by rail from River du Loup to Portland.
Ne have now some further particulars Of this
remarkable fact. On Monday evening Last
this dWeucr Of the seas, measuring fourteen
feet in length, well boxed and covered with
gea-weed, passed Island Pond on his way to
boston. He was captured at the River du
Lonp for Mr. .CuttiDg,the enterprislng proprie-
tor OF the "Aqua1lal Gardens of Boston at m
expense Of s4o0, In addition to which is to be
added $400 for freight by special train through
to Boston. We are told that tank is made
specially for his wheleship Of ~ inch plate
g1nss, and having pipes from the reservoir at
cost Of sc, 0,0o0. Mr.. j. Martin, ,superintend-
cnt Of tue Eastern division Of the G, T, r. ac-
coropanied this special train; and saw that this
extraordinary visitor received his drinks at
every water station.
After the above was written we received
the following further particulars This new
railway traveller over the Grand Trunk arrived
safely at Portland at n. IN. yesterday, all alive
and, like MARK Tapley," quite jolly, after his
long ride Of 40 miles,, a special train was in
waiting to tako him on TO Boston. He vas
sent in q large box, cogers., with sea-Weed,
and at: each watering. station the hose was
turned upon him, when he blew off famously,
making quite rs much noise as ''Puf1ng Bil1y,b
--Hontredf Gazette, Esd. 80.
, 1861-05-28

So many contradictory reports have been
in circulation as. to the object Of Col. Ander.
sons visit to Kentucky, that 1t affords US great
pleasure to be able, on the best authority, to
announce that he comes to his native State In
no military capacity whatever, but returns to
the home Of his childhood merely IS private
citizen, desiring to see his friends Of former
years and bis relatives. His main object is bY
rest and quiet to recover Ills health, which has
been much imported by his recent hard service;
and, not being attached to my command, be
expects soon to take advantage Of relief from
duty 10 make this visit. He viii probably.
when sufficiently restored to health, take the
command ut Newport Barracks, to which he
was assigned come time since, or be placed on
some Other duty"
, 1861-05-28

GE1TNG ScAHnp.-Our 's'rebel' brother
down in Louisiana writes US, under date of
.Mny 14th, that he. with othere, viii probably
e1njgrnte to Mexico in case the war goes
sgainst theEa. The spontaneous, unanimous
uprising Of. the loyal North, Is operating upon
them very much SIS the vision did upon Saul
OF, Tarsus. They sec the u Northern Lights !"
spEingIug up:upon their dazzled vision, and
their limbs begin to tremb1e. Our advice to
them is, to begin TO ,oaddle very soon, If they
Tgould escape their just .dese1ts.-t3arlinviEEe
, 1861-05-28

"A MAN SHOT elXTY. TmEs,-We learn from
the officers Of the steamer st. Francis, that a
sanGuinary affair occurred near Taylor's Creek
st. F1ancls county, Arkansas, Inst Saturday
week, which resulted In the shooting Of .
man named 8: B. Lips sixty times. Lips is .
native Of the North, but marri. d in Arkansas,
had taught school, and until lately, occupied
high s0cia1 position. 4 few weeks ago, how
ever, he indu1ged in abolition sentiments
while in liquor, WIS tried by the committee
of safety and acquitted. Atferward, he rot
up petitions for signature, which, under tho
gu'se Of raising home guard, pledged the
Subscribers to an armed neutrality during the
war, and alec avowed-- the right of q free
Speech" or the right to abuse the South as
much as was deemed desirable. The people
became ircenscd at his conduct and held
meeting to try him, but Lips desired to be
heard, and they adjourned till the next day
Saturday to afford him An opportunity. Lfps
fhiled to appear ut the time appointed, and
committee Was dispatched to his house for
him. This committee he deti4d, aud sent an
insulting ana menacipg message In reply, to
the effect that he didn't intend ito come to
them-that If they attempted to come on his
premises they had better prepare for the worst
that he had forty men who Wonld rally to
his assistance The meeting then adjourned
to L!ps's premises. He met aud dcfled them.
and raising his gun, attempted to shoot the
foremost man. Fortunately his: gun flashed,
and though he shot twice but one man Of the
atsaultjrg party Was hurt, and he was shot
with buckshot in the leg. Lips was then par-
sued, and all the assai1ing party shot at him,
and It is supposed that; at least sixty balls
were LOGGED In hts bodr.-1lGzaphi5 Bnlslin
, 1861-05-28
OFFICE OF THE
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co,

--. NEW YoEK, January sett, 1851,
The Trustces. In conformity to tho Charter Of the
Company. Eabmt the following statement Of lh affair.
! On the s1st Of December, 1860:
Premiums received on MArine Risks, from
1st January, 1854 to s1kt December 1so. eoe,
Premium on Policies not marked of 1st Of :
January. B6o...........................1 1;S12TD1I
Total amount Of Marine Premiums IS
No Policies have been issued upon Life Rists, nct
upon f3re RiekB disconnected With Marine Rlaks.
Premiums marked OF from LIST January,
1ss1 to 3lst DecembRr, 1860.
Losses paid during the sams pe-
r1od..- .-.-.-................fct4f9,4l3 t4f9, 4l3.E
Returns Of Premiums and Ex;
penses. GaaH2H
The Company have the following Assets yix
United States and Stats ofNev York Stock,
CITY, Bank and other Stocks.
Loans secured By Stocks. Bonds aud Mort
cages, and otherwise. l1so1s=oo
Rea1 100000
Diyidcnds on Stocks, interest On Bonds and
Mortgages and other LoAns sundry
fotes, ReluBuranec and other claims
due the Company. estimated At.....,... 1H191l1
Premium Notes and Bills Reccivahlc....... 4lasl
Cash IN i015467
Toeatanount Of Assets ZIG 29.10
, 1861-05-28
> e1 :. IT, . :" "
1ha HEt2ts3t 1aeiHHI uH4-od IN tSe Ffetaas
ti10 md Speedy TanEpcEt36hn q -

1Qk1-: -:-BUFFALQ*::AND
md besf fQutn to Bo1aIo and okner kasteTa eatea-
.Tsati lenvtng Gn!eaSot7 ~ 2: peaett as 7;4a
89NA. IL. goeten & $50 PA -eonae 1tih Faw
York Central e Bu9a1o md Nsw YoFk Kte Hasas s
1t u aeUnion Depot & a. CAKIKE. GenI Mamastr.
AFKLL, TK11n supt. Buffalo ~AAStay
, 1861-05-28
RaiIruana.

'GHH1!SGA4,IG3!o GAG I! AND ST. LOUIS
~ RAILROAD LINE. All =
.....- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-
=; TEo Express Trains lesTe Vest slds unIon uenot
Day Express and Nah Il s,00A. II. dAtty;; {e1cept
+. Wight Express as 8:16 daily. Ie1cept saturd.yo
JSlet and .Wllmt2gto9 Acco1nzaodauont Il 4;15
ftsias 1; S!ttss so3 S Loas 1t 600 4 Il md roo
IA sfSRl iasnson ssae. arrives II
, s9is z%a n d.'''' <'1ospt suafRsy uasox sus,t
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
L 13AL RAILROAD
20 AIIK9 DOUBLE yRACK'

| x3g A1t.k3 E1CBtE tRACA.
shffs ssassa P:5srs R.ssfnEss Nd fRE:sspas z
Ccanet t;rg .::settn 1a unIop Depot as p1tts4ar&A
sspais Ses Bosch R.uaa9s nd ~
e4sr ~ 19ssd s. sas "a
ESp5t ! ia n. Lha I'm Trough to rn1s...7ais
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! El p.ny Trsse. between Fnt,aa4lph,s aud Nsv
ef1sSa ~ Is 8 sas s.
Rf;:ss @ 1855 Sc :: s::ss,:.
fEZed ma Of chafgs through EsT York.
~ 3 2s!s:a s.S s g R2sss: s:
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q; F1aaos5 E6 5,4;ne: e. jssss
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81 % IL: ssess .sss; g: eSea ess S. IT.
sess GE.lef GIG: s Loais; Jo6a i. Ha7as N.ea.
t$ss 25:; I sz. xSss .ssss s ss5s i s
= 20. ::;;1 !: -; !. =. - -. ~. a.,..ss ;
, 1861-05-28

Containing tas opu,op, Of fe.,er,s,
ttd Chemists and Rhy.tcisas rcsneet,nr fns =.
6Aaxhn the case ufnany diseases Of dc human s5.-
ssu. I'll be supplied Erstss On application to
rJ.H REED l. CO.
Wholesale Drutgilh,
-r C.ieazu. NJ.
1w
, 1861-05-28

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON b.
~ QUINCY RAILROAD,
Passenger Trains leaya and arrive nj Chtea1o ~ Ff
1oHs-Mal leaves At go !. X. Sundays e1cepted},
aH.ves u a@ ?: r. tsn1daYs escepted) kipssl
II: II :. ~: MoadAys e1eepted2 Aurora Aeeommeda-
1t 1as9 H. n. tsat1fds9a e1eeR:eda,1 ....
, 1861-05-28

R. Howard Association. Philod.

g- Howard Association, Philadel-
paa- 4 Dencynleat 1nEutudon cstsbrshtd by snac,.,
aooKmeut fbr the relief Of the s1cs and Di.tressod
Aueefed With visule1t &rd Chronic D1saasez Nedi'
tAartsc givc7 Gsa.ts by the Acting Surgeon. VAN
noaa Reports on spermatorrAna and Other df.e,...
aad ca the EET REAEoIEs employed in tbe M
pea.a sent IN scaled ls:tes enve1ope fee ch.rre
:. !, Aaofess os: J. shlLLM AouaHIOH. Howard
Fl
, 1861-05-28
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE &
u CHICAGO RAILROAD.

PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE &
u CHICAGO RAILROAD
Passenger Trains leAve tho Depot co,nsr of MsaS
son aod Canal street,. Chicago daily 1t
5AH- Fort Tayne Accommodation
I'D ~ eIcept SUNDAYS, a1I Ut
bP-A4 e1cept SaturdaJ1
FOB BosTed, NEW ToRK, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg & Pittsbure:
Al'o-fpk = FLA ALRASTt ,NS 9TEEALo; pESMRK
NATL DAYTON.
An all Intern sdate Stations between Chicaeo mt
the cites above 1AsCed,
eep:1g Czxs on nfget trains and nsrya "a hv t,t~
fsEte e eckca thtouEh to I'll Eaatefn CI,is1
1cEets FOR ea!e At the principal Ticket Oces In ts
Vest at the Company1 Once, corner ofKsaioinh IA
6earbern street,. aud At tho tnioa Depot West Htia
Chicago. |N7 ~ ''N ''1s
pvr.r1,cv Pr, BOSS Westa Pass. Agent.
, 1861-05-28
Gt)it:ai|Q'o Gtibtt1te


-UabJ arrivals and Depafture~ Of Mail
|, =. il: r.: I'm, Trains r: ;.
, 1861-05-28

.DRME BARIE1Y:e Fl MALT AL.
i TAYB nn hand End fof tale 1t lowest c4sh
ps1ces; also Superior Yeaet MALI IL B4rrsl1; ;
Api{kI4Y 9BoAfd Of Trade Building.
, 1861-05-28
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LYONS KATHAfRoN. tia most exoeirnt s,a ~ oso
far preparation fos the lair ere. nada so,a .r.
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IMMORTAL CROCKETT.

Letter FROM ,...,,
TJ,IIE WIFE of the GALLANT ANDERSON,
l. GLORIOUS MAJOR ANDERSON.
Mr. r. ANrHOsy.-sir; Allow mo- TO ihank Joi ior Es P
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OF art and eaiuly afd laefuly mounted Heea is"S
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Contente Of No. 1859 [April I9l:
L.LEADING ARTICLES Tho UPrising Of tho coun
Try Eal.e Clamor for Pea,ei a Talk with seces
siouif fLs- and f.mA.ss-bssuIy, Brasoryi and
Bup,ias; Tho War Upon Liberty and Popular il-sti
: tl'ions.
U..BEGHLY INTERESTING IRON CHARLE6Toy:
/. Correspondence Of The ". Tribune
a ILL., .OL0RIoUs DEFENSE OF FORT SUMTER:
Eyay Mar Hero; Ths GasriIon Reduced to Star
vatiss; rheV Fight 3j onr- rter Eating theii Lat
Crast, Fcstirl ordeal Of flarne aud tir. The fot
Not saIerdsI.d The Major dictated the Terms OF
CapituiMion, Movements o tie fle,t; Arrival OF
M.lor A=deracs and his Counsns; Full and Thrill
: Ing fsrs.laTs
" 1Y..THE WAA FOT THE UNION; cEtbur. Of North
PstiSi,u ~ Infusion of tbs Empire State
EeW Englss4A IN AlDs, OoiiDus UlI Massachusetts; ;
The Nof,hNost lskiug Fire; The Movements Of
Vs. r,s%'i o1 Th. Ba,1yy ,., ,s sn
ment ~ tort soliter lnltnse Ii iterlsnt at Wash.
inRton; The l-enfmcegient Of tOt Piczensi PatTi.
eti.in Of the Norttffn states The SecsS ion # Viz
F3IiI. Seizures Of Government Property Reported;
1le Drfensos Of WsshiuetOn. Traitors Dsscn Uut.
v..TIIE WAR EXCITENkET HRBE: Tns whole
City Aroused
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AlIi. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MOUNTAINEERING OF TIE NEw-YoRk DRY
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5petlM Notices.

At n Meeting Of the Board of Underwriters,
beh ApIi IL TesOcd the Companies conpos-
ips tL Board CLOSE ,bsiT ectiye Offices at O'clock
or SATURDAY the 10Th int TO enable their ocs aud
employees attend the Mass MGng Of the Citizens Of New
goi be hed C)nsquae support Of the Government
the LJniou the Consi itItiJn, sud tL' Laws
The ATLANTIC MUTUALISS Co.
The sun MUTUAL ms Co
The MERCANTILE MUTU V ms. Co.
The GREAT WESTERN IN Co.
Tie kEW-YORK MUTUAL us. Co.
The UNION MUTUAL ms. Co.
Tie COMMERCIAL MUTUAL ms. Co.
Tle ORIENT MUTUAL INS. 60.
The PACIFIC MUTUAL ms. 20.
The NEPTCNE ms Co.
The WASHINGTON (MARINE, ms. Co.
New York Apnl lg, 1901.
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