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MARRIED-On the 18th of January, 1861,
by Thomas McMahon, Esq, Mr.. William
Safiell and Miss Rachel Norris, all of Monroe
County, Ohio.
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Master q nAissiohef.si Sale. d
James Travis,
Z&gsdEd3sta ~ uSsFNs = g
Ransom Kirkbrids.

Ransom Kirkbride.
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
fhs court of common pleas of, the county of
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, 1 win offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of; the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, !. in
said county. between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
a. M, and 4-o'elock, p m ION Ei9e4 Ell 10 90
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wiz 8g & -
q The east half of the north east quarter. of
section twenty,eisht, township four, and range
six, containing so acres, n: ore or less, in Mon
roe county, Ohio. - -'l1 :
WIN. OEKY Mas. Com.
b%Iat7 IN 'nrSe county, ohio,
January 16.-lS61.-S 80. -------.----.
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Master Comm .ssioner.s Sale.
Tho Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
= HeoTIISyr Z
: against
Iamas CtalIioos .od othar

James Staiungs and others.
! By rirtue OF = mandate to mo directed IRON,
the court of common pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio. will offer for sale at public auction, at
the front door of the court house.. in said
county, on Z
Saturday. the l6h day Of february, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a., M, and
O'Clock +. m, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit 81 Ijs .sHci3iLAa rc-a Is, eva. l,,.q,T y
The south part .ofthe south east quarter Of
section ., township 6, and range I, containing
40 acres, and bounded as follows: On tho south
and east by the section line, on tho north by
lands of James Stallihgs, jr., andSon the lweSt
by said quarter section line, Also this north
west quarter of the north west quarter of seo-
tion 2 township 6, and range T. containing 40
acres more or less. And also the south part
of the west half of the south west quarter of
section 3, township 6, and range z, containing
429 acres, and bounded on the south and west
by said section lines, on the north by lands of
James Stallings, jr, on the east by the line Of
said half quarter Also a part of the north
east quarter of section S, in township 6, and
range Z, containing Sc acres, and bounded As
follows: On the north and east by the section
line of said section, on the south by lands of
James Stallings, jr. and Oshel, and on the west
by lands Of Benz amin sMcVey.g=H s'gsa5 ,dT
'5isoAsvI % WM.oOKEY, Mas Com. 40
ks'azY zta.Yq - ,1Monros Common Pleas.
January 16, 1851 i.A$6l 5.aoty n; 3 ssa-l
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Master commissioners Sales


hes Elisabeth Deasnt, il as hsesido
soy 55t eS" against &. yisfi,at vssy sG
f@ William Dement, and othsrs. g.. -.
ON mandate from the Court Of Common
" Pleas Of Monroe County, in the State Of
Ohio, by virtue of said mandate, 4 will ofIsr for
sale At public auction, at the front door Of the
court-houss, in said county, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of FsSrus-y. 1851,
between tie hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, P. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: - 49,
Town lots number thirty-h and forty-eight
as recorded on the town plat Of the town Of
Calais, Monroe County, Ohio. e'.eis9 ees -
Also, the one-haf of the west end Of lot
number thirty-three, in said town, described a.
follows: Commencing on the line between anil
originally owned by Farlor Ball, running east
four rods and l 8 feet, thence north eight fods
to stake, thence west four rods and I q net.
+ &siJoEL r. RANDOLPH, Mas! Gem.
~ ,zslis<aW Monroe Common Yl~an1
January 9, 1I61.-$4,50.
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Sheriff's Sale.
- Grisr g. Laing,
against

James Vaughan and Robert Goudysa
DY virtue of an, execution to me directed
Id, from tie court Of common pleas OF Nom
rec county, Ohio,I will offer for sale At public
auction, at the front door Of the court house,
in the town Of Woodsfeld, in said county, be- :
tween the, hours1of 10 o'clockra. nsand
O'Clock, p. m, on fsff..s 4 ,,5itsl., =. n
Saturday, the 9nd day IF February. 1881.
the following described real estate, situate,i in
said county, to wit: a.. -, yty.,-,.-. d., =
The north east quarter Of the north Sass
quarter also sixteen acres or Of thsssst side ,
Of the north west quarter. of the north east
fquarter, of section six, township three, OF :
range i've, being all the north east quarter -of r
said section, except what was sold TO william
Lennon and Joseph Abbott, containing Afsy.-
six acres, more or less. y! Nj .asidE4sA
Taken in execution and levied upon ~ the
property of James Vangan and Robert Gcady,
at the suit Of Grier q LANG. NExs
% so0aIa59C. M. MORROW, sherin,a' al
JAM ls6l,--$4, ,50.a Monroe Countya0 Ute
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January IL 1851.

PROBATE COURT MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Settlement Accounts.
ATOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing in
said Court, on
Monday, February 25a, 1851. st
Simon Dorr Administrator of Adam Steel,
final; H it ~ H ssa5- .HrGEia .-9a
Estate of William Mantel, by John B. Noll,
partial; r. --43 fi.i. aals
George w. Carrothers, Guardian of Nc
Brides heirs, partial; E-s ~
Sarah Thornberry, Guardian of NJ. Z. Thorn
berry, final; f a. -
Peter Do-r, Administrator of Marcus Yunkas
final; 7t-ai '= aa .-s.E 'at f8oa 90
Joseph Ruoker, Guardian of Garland Ruek-
er's heirs; partial; t-'o' si,' 10 sia
Levi Long, Guardian of Amos Dye, final,
Peter Smith, Guardian of William Scotts
heirs, partial; r le's-t-f s'1-. L"ef ss'ii' e.
Edward Arc lbold, Guardian of John Holden,
final;
Daniel Steenrod, Guardian of Foggin's heirs,
partial; - - 8 - Z q J
Thomas Nelson, Guardian of Mary L. Law
renee, partial; d.
Thomas Nelson, Guardian of w. H. and L.
A. Probasco, partial; S, So - 8
Joseph Yontz, Guardian of George Bakers
heirs, partial; sE-. <f-=S e~staH ,tH
Frederick Yenni, Guardian of Margaret
Keller, partial; s -r,r-.-,
John Daken and Thee. w. Melott, Admin
istrators of Isaac Anderson, partial; 400
George Dye, Guardian of Abagail Dye, par
Itial;
/ A. 4 F. Schafer, Guardian of Adam Diet
rich's heirs, partial; e. ~ .Frtt-,Ys
Thomas Griffith, Administrator Of Joseph
Thornberry, partial; g.a uH ,5Ir +
Jacob Davis, Administrator of Andrew Ira
cey, partial;
Charles Algeo, Guardian of s. A. Algeo
partial;
John Duval, Administrator of Charles Green
final;
Mary A. Vance, Guardian to Vim. vance's
Executors, Administrators and Guardi-
ans are again notified to make settlement o!
their accou nts. JOHN s. WAY,
Jan. 80, 1s61.-3w. Probate Judge.
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Master Commissioners Sale.


Master Commissioners Sale.
Laughlin & Bush6eld,
'A against i;9Es Tse,] x
q H-'ia F. Day and others. yla.-,
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas Of the county Of
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, i will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town ofsWoodsfield, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a.
m, and O'Clock p. M, on - II ssoz-ga z.t.,
Saturday, the 9Th day Of February, 1861,
the following described real estate, situate ir
said county, to witt 'i7a 2-.ii@t haS s@h'
Lot Number Twenty-Five o.
in the town of Lebanon, with the improve
'ments thereon, in Monroe county, Ohio.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com
/, Monroe county, Ohio.
January 16, 1s61.--s3,45. 4ta. -! 10 $40 q
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FOR SALE.

S A splendid Buggy, manufactured by A. &
II J. Mofit, Brownsville, Pa, has both
tongue and shafts, and designed for either one
or two horses. The Buggy is entirely new
having never been used, will sell it on time OF
for good paper or exchange it for horses. En-
quire Of w. HOLLISTER.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Thomas Armstrong NJ
,,tks / = against I fft31i

=. ,'als = against GCfE I,
Samuel B. yPugh and others.
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction,
at the front door Of the court house, in said
county, on s.-s-. se..,,>t s,,,-,,.-.yr,
Saturday, the / 9Th dag of february, 1851,
between the hours of 1e o'clock a.. m.- and
O'Clock Pm, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, in said county. to witt:
Being part of the tract patented to ]. F.
Henthorn aud Samuel Wright. and being part
of section s, township 5, and range S, and part
of section 2, township 5. range 81 and iof the
lands heretofore subject to salt at Marietta,
Ohio, beginning for the first tract at a post near
the creek below .McMillen :. mill thence south
lie and tenths poles, thence west 1882 and
SO one ne-hundredths peles, thence north poles,
thence north 19degrees west3Tt poles, thence
LAG poles to the place of beginning, contain
ing 81 acres, 2 roods aud Is poles, more or less.
Also beginning for the second tract, contain
ing % aores,z the same being the west part of
the north east quarter of the south westauar-
ter of section 2, township s.. of range 5, be-
ginning for the same at the north west corner
of said quarter section, thence south so rods,
thence east A rods, thence north so rods,
thence A rods to the place of beginning.
reF4H skiLsea WILLIAM OKEY, u
Jan.Al6, ls61-ss. Mas. Com. M. c. P.
Master Commissioners Sale.
ta. ELIAS Conger, -,r.t., vy
against
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Master Commissioners sale.
Oblingsr i Millgan, Executors Of Theodore
rs Benninghaus, deceased,
- > = against T - r
- Jacob Midkiff and other,.i 5
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas of the county . 4
Monroe; in the Stats of Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house. in the town of Woodsheld. in said
county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock =. M
and O'clock p. m.,on, grf-tg,y.
Saturday, the f6h day cfFsbrudry, 1861,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: = 9csI3t baH If9hte)
The south east quarter of. the north east
quarter, and the north east quarter Of the
north east quarter, all in section ten, township
five, and range seven, containing eighty acres,
more or less. WIN. 0KEY, M as Com. -
F. Jan. l6, ,rSs1:-ss,45. goal MON Co D.
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Clarington Lodge. no. 263,

Ct F. & A. MAsoNs, meets the Monday on or
r,ceding the full moon in each month.
JNo. D. O'CoNNOR, w. M. i 9I
James Marshall, S. W. G. p. Horn, j. W.
Jacob T. Morrill,, sec'y. VIM. F. Rooth, S. D..
Henry Shuttz. ]. D. Robert Chase, Tyler.
James Messerly, 7. e-- ...l s,.v e-fsl - =
January %, 1S6 1.-1y. a- mad -....-g =
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aSherif's Sale.
I Joseph Luckey,
~ of4 against : *
John EnIow

RY virtue OF a writ of venSaisaii srpoass stSLa.
- me directed from the court of connen1v
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio ! will offsE fef
sale at pu bile auction, at the front door Of thl
court house, in the town of, Woodshsld, in ssi6
county, Between the hours Of 10 O'eisck, y aETs-
and O'Clock, p.i m., ON b9'ssim0csE srsioGA
Saturday, TIE qad day .f Es5raarssa a ssi, o,
the following described real estate, situate in @:
said county, to WITT la1Gtsa s'i Q, hswalcs II
Thewest half of the south east 4uarter, sk n,
The south west quarter, of section nine, tsEn.
ship four, and range six, containing ninSttSx ;
acres, more or less;s also, the west half Of the
south west quarter of section nine, towpshiH
four and range ak, cont staining sevsntyrning
acres, more or less..s IL 70 sisosq - sEGs A1A
\ Levied upon as the property of Joseph
Luckey, at tire suit of Joseph Lucky. .slo7 ri
b.. ro,:C. NJ. Mo3RoWs ,ShsriRs4i
~ JAM sl.--s4o0.,2 2 Menree Countyo.2
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Sheriff s Sale.
asaau 2 oNssBreHh6n &yCo. TagoW saT
against s8F yors1zasrff
sgainst

3 sfT- sFeJacob Shook. zrsE r aooD
DY virtue of a writ of vendif,o%s sspssSs tsaa.j
ID me directed from the court Of sommsn
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio.I win Offer f0fS
sale at public auction at the frsnt dosr thS) 81
court house, in the town Of Wosdsneld, in ssiAx
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, .. =
and 4o'cleck, p. in., on It1 sdduou 6vo III
Saturday, the 2nd day of February, ser sys4
the following described realsstats, situate rsskj
said county, to wit. - 4,,osr ....<
The east half Of tho south west quarter az
the north east quastsr, Eof seStion tWsityA
township atwo, and range sfoas, veontaiuingsers
twenty acres, s mors or a aless. i tsG. ,1isr
Levied upon as the property OF eJac6b Shock "a !,
to satisfy judgement in favor Of N. Brsnnxz'i 81
l& Co. c. NJ MORROW Sheriff,
Jan. 2, 1ss1.-$3,6O Msnroe County, O.
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For SALE.

A house and lot in Woodsfeld, adjoining
II the property of Thos. Ford. The house
is new frame, twenty-siz feet square, story
and half high, rented until the first of April.
Will be sold on time, with secured payments,
or exchanged for good paper. Enquire of
~ s w. HOLLISTER.
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IlIi' !, II =, % = ;. IFI1 e1s7fIlllcsl Q
5; .She,.iffs Sale. !. ...t
stlAlesCeal lAlesCelellten 4 Knox. ,nirlb yspo
iah IgoirAgalnsss ~ IL gog ygtas; f,iuo

= x Srff-N Sssu AEusfsOH.v a; ..,f,,t.|.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale to me directed
ID from thecpurt Of common. plsasIefs NeR-k
roe county Ohio, ! will offer for sails, atrpublis
auction, at the front door Of the court house.,
in the town Of WoodsHeld, IN said county, 6s. 'ss
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, L. mr. and HssH
o'clock, p. M, on .s-sd;o
Saturday, the End day of February, 1881,
the following described, real estate, sitaatsin
said county,.to witt ss!j,ed 70 ,,lyesat. a.
A Lot Number Fifteen, seE
in the town of fCoclransville, Monroe county.0.
/ Attached and ordered to be- sold 40 the,
property of R, s. Anderson, to satisfy = judge r.,
ment in favor Of McClelen & KNOX - I,
c.. n. MORROW, Sheriff, ssA y
Jan. 2, 1ssl.-$3,oo y Monroe County, o.. sssd
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z esani-rSheriffss Sale.isa a4aaIpoa .
Anthony Sheets, Executorsnd T.usies Of El
ashs7i oh. j.; Sheets, 8oer aEd. .scse
ei aaiaiEa7gs .againat ii aiaGl itaX

sshs7i oh. j.; Sheets, 1ogr sEd! .sgSd
q 1aisi7q7se against 81 slsE3 ,lisW
Joseph Bisley and James NcHiiNamstsd;
DY xirtuesof Ola writ OF urnditiosi expeNes O,
ID to me directed from the court Of common r.,
pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, | viii onsr Ter
sale at public auction, At hsfront dcsr Of The
court house; in the town of Woodshsld, anW
said county, between. the hours of 40 O'CLOCK,
a. m, and o'elocks p M, on oI ia sadB
Saturday The f2nd day Of fsbrss-X Assi'
the following described real shtate, situate inv
said county, TO witt ,vad a s.l, &c 50 .pdW.
The west half Of tho south east quarter OF
section ninsteen, township i've, and range six; az
also. the north west quarter Of the north sast
quarter, of fsectiontwenty -four, townshiPfoer,
of range six, all in Monroe county, Ohio. ~ 1T
Levied upon as the property OF Joseph
Bigley and James MowilIiams, a, The suit Of
Anothy Sheets, Executor and Trustee Of n. b.'ss
Sheets spSl- &C. NJ MORROW, Sheriff, III
/ Jan. 2, 1Ss1.-s4,20. Monroe County, o...S1
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Elias COnger,
against
David Rubls,

DY virtue Of q mandate to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas of the county
of Monroe, in the State of Ohio, ! will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock. a. 10.
and o'clock, p. m, on esff-s1li o.
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, l s6L
the following described real estate. situate in
said connty, to wit: -z1 II ais
The north hall, of the north, east quarter o.
section twelve (12) township three (3,) and
range four a. in Monroe county, Ohio, ap
praised at fourteen hundred and sixty-leysI
dollars. go - -. -. s..s. - - -
80 JOEL i F. RAND DoLPH, Mas. Com :. {,
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John B. oblinger & William Milligan, Erecu

tors Of 7. Benninghaus, deceased.
against = =
.ofa% Jacob Hicks and others. 5 70 SssI
RYvirtue of a mandate to me directed from
II the court Of common pleas of the county of
Monroe, in the State Of Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a., m.
and o'clock,rp. M, on f;ift3H
.Saturdaysthes ssth day of February 1851,
The south west quarter of the north east
quarter dissection fve.stownshlp Eve, and
range seven, containing forty acres, more or
less. JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
+ = At3tl Monroe Common Pleas.
January 8, lssl.-S3,6 go. r..-u
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January 16, s6i.Ass,l5. "a; 3 sea.
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est was not ten years old in either case.-
In one tomb four Of the little cherubs had
been taken to- their Saviour's bosom in a
single month I read the pretty names
Henry, March 8; Eliza, March 8; George,
March 10 ; Cornelia, March 26-they all
fell asleep in the month of March, and the
winds chanteda dirge. Is not this touch
ing reminder that this is not our home ?
Even little children shonld sometime think
of dying, and be ready to go to that beauti.
full world where there is no change and
blight.
Your editor, dear children, is very well.
You know he is here as soldier, however ;
and he may in a few days, possibly, Fill q
soldiers grave. If he does, he asks you to
remember the burial.place of Richmond as
we'll as all others, teaches that the youngest
children may die. He asks you to take
Washington for your model-to initiate his
virtues in life-to seek to die his death,
and live with him thereafter in heaven.
Lovingly, YOUR. EDITOR.
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THE FIFTH REGIMENT.

IL. VS." the war correspondent of
the Charleston Mercury, writing under date
of the 10Th instant, from Manassas juno
ton, has the subjoined paragraph in regard
to Col jenkins Regiment:
"Col. jenkins Regiment came about one
o'clock this morning, and all are we'll. I
was not aware Of it until I reached the de-
pot about other matters, when, seeing faces
and uniforms that seemed familiar, I en-.
quired and learned the fact. knew but
one of all l saw, but shook hands with
dozens of them. We were friends at once,
and it is not for that reason only; I am
sure they are as fine body of men as have
yet come. They also have been sent for.
ward to take the touch of the elbow with
the other regiments"
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MAI. B. F. BRIGGS.

We are pleased to learn that our fellow.
townsman, Capt. B. F. Briggs, has been
elected Major of the 9Th Regiment of
North Carolina Volunteers. The regiment
is under the command of Col. Stephen
Lee, aud is at present stationed at Raleigh.
The following companies compose the regi.
ment:
Jackson Volunteers, Captain Coleman =;
Madison Light Infantry, Captain Peak ;
Black Mountain Boys, Captain McElroy ;
Rutherfordton Rifemen, Captain Lee :;
Rutherfordton Volunteers, Capt. Leaven-
thrope Haywood Rangers, Capt. Love ;
Jefferson Davis Macon County Guards,
Capt. Angel; Henderson Guards, Captain
Ship; Kings Mountain Grays, Captain
Briggs Buncombe Guards, Capt. Thrash.
We learn that the Regiment will take
its departure in few days for Yorktown,
Va, and be attached to the Brigade of
Gen. D. Harvey Hill.
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z. M. MILITARY SCHOOL.

The first session of this Institution
closed on yesterday. Owing to the excited
state of the country, and the difficulty Of
inducing the Cadetsto study, the principals
have determined to give the usual vacation
during the next two months, instead of in
the winter, as heretofore.
Capt. Coward left US on Tuesday last,
and will proceed to Virginia, and tender
his services to the cause of the South. He
is endowed with all the requisites of an
able officer, and possessing as he does the
entire confidence of this community, he
will carry with him to the seat of war, their
heartiest good wishes.
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Victories and Defeats.

In all campaigns, much anxiety is evinc.
ed to hear the latest news, and now, when
so many families have near relatives upon
the field, and when so much depends upon
the success ofou army, the population are.
in manner, excusable for their anxious
and continual inquiry and search Of the la.
test reports from the scene of action. When
at last the news does reach US, it is an easy
matter TO read, from the expressions cf their
countenances, the tenor of the reports which
have been received. If favorable, satisfac.
ton and pleasure beam from every eye; if
adverse, gloom and dependency take their
places
1t becomes US, in times like these, to
prepare ourselves for whatever emergency
may arise. We should neither allow our
feelings to be carried away by joyful ii.
diugs, nor to be dampened by bad news
That victory must and will crown our ef-
forts no man can for moment doubt, but
it may not be until many reverses are met
with, and until much precious blood is spill.
ed. The troops have still many things to
learn, and though each may be brave and
daring: still surprises may come; they may
be overwhelmed by vast numbers, and driv.
en- in, step by step, from the borders of our
country. But should such results occur we
must receive them calmly, and prepare a.
gain to strengthen our positions, and retrieve
what may be lost. ". 80
That defeats will come at times is almost
a certainty, for such are common to every
army, but in this case, we can feel that eve-
ry step which eur men rctrace and the enc.
my advances into our country, is but COM
pressing US, as it were, into a more COM
pact mass, and bringing the enemy nearer
into our power. With such q country as
ours, where every man is patriot and SOL
dier, and where the enemy will meet with
no aid or comfort in his march, but will be
compelled to clear everything before him as
he advances and secure everything after
him, we need not fear his approach; but
should we be called upon to chronicle the
defeat of a portion of our brave boys, We
should not repine and despond, butt should
nerve US on to renewed preparation and ef-
forts to meet them at all points.
We are but human, and, therefore, it is
not to be wondered at that our desire is that
our army should be victorious always, but
as we are human, impossibilities cannot be
overcome by US, and we must school our.
selves for whatever may be the result of
the coming battles, hoping always, despou.
ding never.-marleston Eoening News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-06-27

they reached On Saturday while the brig
Perry transferred her prisoners to the U.
States frigate Minnesota, lying off Charles
ton bar. On board the privateer was a
young man hailing from New York, who
represented that he was impressed into the
service of the pirates while in an unconsci-
Gus state. He was brought to this port in
schooner. He stated that there were
originally thirty two men on board, but
eight effected their escape before the YES
sci sailed on her privateering cruise
Neap York World, June II.