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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
SO NJ. y. Spuee IL. 6 O.,

Tote Strnbt, ,rii6ru Drain uuo Gary.
iinb bic alehiseu @asntcr int Stoate ssirsinia fir biz ri.
aenetn prriasItdpen g%Sbiefes-S p,tsa, Die aue ron | bis 3
Satr alt iinb, ndmli1; "
". VI. Stuart's, peifiairt in 9tud6rirqe So.
@eorNe Sanfs, ~relliurt in 9tcfbrinne 81.
Sobn &nYton'e. pritiuirt in Nudbripoe @c.
5enrY Olfman's. p~eitilirt in Nuaulta 60.
George 9arSuen, pcittairt in Ytcfbrioar So.
:. erompea'S @rtrd eagle, ~Delilirt in obi.
ldoetpbta, Na.
vile oIele SSbtsteo- Sprtsr, %beipnSerS aber Sen scn n. ".
stuart. tonnen mir aeteoerpertiaferu beltens e%npiebIen. So
mIr haven ~ubSrEu9t ltao, NaB belT g8bisfes nibt altin
oien bier I'M WaTfie befReliden 9Stiefey's oIeibfcmnt,
lonofrr oteleleer an Cute pc1 bel gRcltsm l6erri1t. gSfy
fu9rn nrten etnen grier CeS Srna SiHArt5 BEL, nprauS man
erittRt, oaB herlelbs ms bsn u~Ieintssu Scrfauf leineS y9biS,
teYs nbsrlra9en bat. @ua pom Den lbriaen 5erren f6nntrr,
mir 9lstbe @entrottt puSIieirsr, 6dttsn Is jeSob fur aenii-
s,ne, nur eirieu eirsn III Ser6fentli5en. go
sYtr baben Ierner opf Eager Die fpISeuoen Sprten auten
9SbtefCn, udnllih Yrn ~
peter Ginger, u. 6. SGermnn, g. %. Spnet.
9. .. Slime, 9. 81. gtaf ., 3. 6. 6laf.
&uscatCcia, Spbn Srartgn unp anSere.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
ModtriNae Gpuntg. l. Rrprnnr ls61

+ ..s.f.g. Rpftribee Counts, L. SeGruar 1861.
SD beibeiuise bisrmit. ede Id nit ben 6erreu gRn, "A
.Sonts II. 60. in SttnpnO Gin etnen Gpntrsft fr BEN
%aGetntsen Scrtauf meines 9DbtSfeys o6aelflo6en bab;.
rerfaufen lnb iOar mug Ojeier 8bieteY lpeniajfens elm SaBr
alt lein. SD berlerte Bier, bas Ger l86tSteS, Cen i'd itbt
an obtgte 3aus %ablsfsre, berettS Is Wonate alt III. Ole
Peifn gNp!StegsN enlter ittnln,en Karin uberein, oa6 Der Ypn
mir befilir.s BttStty ale anoe.en BRANDS a6ertriTt rnS
mirb es mem t~ifrigifsS Seitreben lsin uno werSe i'd feline
soften npa Nlnbe lparen, bieieu Dbietep nit Den Biinibtn
unp Fem Sslbnad Ss gutIifIms ibsrtiniiinrm,ne ~
nloden. 8. q. Stuart.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
8efanntma6una.

Dem ae;brtrn 9utlttum pts ersebenfe Qn;eias,
hap pie un~ter'ri6nctert Oae irit6er BON 6errn >.
'@rilnmel on Srcocarabe. 5miihrn Der 6. uup 7.
Stroee gefubrte &lrmpnrr- @cl9dft uuo Diem.
9nssr lternUmmen babe. Qae In oirfcm G,rIhSIt
Ucrfomm euoe Nrbeittu in Supfcr, Sle6 uuo 81
isnbleh psrrsu bsltsns uup bilisf aueasflbrt
unD bitteu um stnfists Nuftrdss
.rsanEI mo- Hfsar Steder ii. 9 O.,
Sroaplfr. spiiten Der 6. 1t. I.
.s.f7s# BUR Seabtuna y!
Seoe Dirt &upfcrarbeit iptrO p~erfertist tei
Stefer IL. y O.,
-ur a-t et re6cn g. SteinleiR's 6utel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
WS. IS. NeI0rur

EHprt tets stn 9rrsss. wager oes befsn 2o9sr6terS mr.
@prters brlnt SAP, peIGes er Ieinen aeebrtcn ydunStn in
alien 5beiien Der Sto0t jum b%iatsitsu @arfiyreilt irsi inc
pous lief:rt. r- "
3asIei9 ntabs btrieibe baS 9eebrte 9utItum tarouf au'.
merriam, ba6 or "
Sd9erbier, Ole unb Yortsr
fur SSiriAldaften uno gum 6amilieuse6ralb auF GIofb,u
sciGsen tabrt, Die sr III ie5sr b%etiebIstn Quantitit sSHt mel
tere 9relserbobun9 inS 6aue a%bliefert.
9eifelur9en, in reintm Stor. 7te StraFs ;tpiIben 9rc,S
uue @rats bittdaitn, Weraen sdatttibf ausseIubn.
a W. 6. Ottarut,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
8ttann t m a d uns

Der Strainia 9tile. Gompaanie, Die grrpfeauna
Der 5amilien ibrsr Niitslieoer tetrcFenO.
ga6oem Elm Serseihnib Der Der6siratbften
Witalisper %unlersr @ompaauie nit Nnaabt Der
6amilisn5abi unO @pbnuns %perielben Dem 0a=
por bieier Stapt, iUwte rem Sberfen bes 1Iten
Resimsnts iiberaeben lit, 10 wirb hermit b%ctannt
9emo6t, DAP Dteienlgen 6rauen ~unlerer Witalie.
Der. rsIhe cine llnterliBuu9 bcnufpruten, i'd
entwsDer 6sim 5errn WidpOr Mn9D opsr beim
s Councilman 6errn 9aunper5 mslpen molten.
Oieientscn 6rausu, wslhe piele Serrtn ni&t an
inOen wiitn, m69sn i8 an 5rn. s.. Qtmtul i'm
Srparftreet 6otel psnoeH.
Seins 6rdu fOate fi6 aus fali6er S6am as
6aiten Ialeu, bitie Melpuns ,u MAIDEN. pa Die
SsbGrOen peni9fens pie 8rrpfIt6tuna
baben, fur lbrs gsrple9uns gu iarsen, penn pas
6amiIicnbaupt i'm Dispite ofs Staatss lfsbt.
SIN auftraBe FER @Ompa9nie
6. 6. @ro6nwafo.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
pfu0f-Gei&rl

l1sn meinen 5reunOen uRO Dem see6rtcn Vu,
.bliEum bierHIt Die sr9ebsnite ginlaeuug gum DE.
Jude cgs
rs II q 70 II @artens
an 9Fu9f>S Conn. unC Montag.
Sang tr9sbsuf 6t. Rtd, aat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17

% 6atb Stie. Supericr German 8ittsrs,
90 Sbis. unc % balbt 9blS. Yidlce,
DID gIpplc 8raubp,
10 SblS. 6dtcn alien psd6 Sranry,
so TO arobs 80. l Mafertl,
Samilp Slo Gtpc. GrommeGle grtra Gaelc,
!. S. Nlods unp q. 6. Sbsrmans sSbiSteY,
pure DID 6cuano Sin, .1..
Ole, Gtper INIT @idlee,
@inger. @herrY uup Stadperry SrauEy,
9eo. Sants unp @eu. gnrauer Mouut. gBbist,s
VI. ". StuartS 80 ountai gBbteter
Is MCndtc alt, Der pom ttiurln anoerer an
@dtr unr Sunlitdt iibcrtrcfcn mirr, unr
ben man perinhen irttr rbe man amber,
rrorts Ginflifr mottt, netf ot,lsu anccrrn
@|rceerYwaaren 1T bluilif ir bobcn bel
9S M. y. SOnee II. Is o.,
10. Stra6e swiihcn Maiu IL. Gnru,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
u uspertau
eines &pnffetirnnrr.@i rrl

eineS CONFECTIONERY. Stpres.
Der f6 an elmer Der aansbdrfsn 6trossn i'm
gtlttetpunft Der Stuht tefneet uuo crt por Sur
Gem sanl nsu uno asf6madpou sinesri6tet III,
ltsbt btuis Su psrtaufsn. Dsrfslbe eisast fd ou6
porailslih aIe Gieer$ame @uoawaGsrfoIVn.
Ndtsres an ~erfras,n in Der Office r. g.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
81. q. o ia
ppr3ioIi-her go n 4

pur3iglt6er W6tstrY. i.
Setr itno ce einataen Sertduicr oteies teriiGm
Ten sSptst'9 fnr ccn Stant 8iraiuicn. uuo sr.
lauben uns pie 2tufmerfia mtctt cer rein. gBirtbr
unb @rccsrpttfiecr auf bielrn 18 Mcnate often
pure Sio ape gSbte'eg Su l%entsn, sIt fe ibrr
@tntaufe ancsrrdrtO MAIDEN.
as ~ sB m. @, Spues II. .Qp.,
~. 10. Stra6e ,iriiheu Waiu II. @urs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
Rartun R~tas.G

Sepen gtenp um s ll6r Fnpen reaelm6star
grereisribunsen Der epmpdsnie in Der @eda.
mics pau an Der 9tsn Strase uup ,u iepel
SasesSett Sectipne llsbungen i'm 6auptquortisr,
Tote StraBe 3pii6en Iain uno Carr, iatt.
q. QptruG, Gapit9u.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
8irsinia' 8Gferri
ron,
e arl s. MIIler

arI s.. Mtuller
lSte StraB', apilten Mfaiu unO @arp.
Sn eteler nta erritt ten 9dGerei piro nttt alein JBeia-
nm4 SMos5$eree, leHeeri alt't 8udst isber ART. pfeFer-
ruile une 0nrrtsGebfudrn se6aden. }yIr CSeieGibaft,n
UNI Bale pereen haielblf 9prdmipen unp ftinert Ruben
btai9t ouSeefubrt. ~ "'''
Die ousatitttnetsn BURNT 9tbfudcn tieC,r 96fsrei. ola
petlmtttel flr ain6er btfauRt. iino dub III ba6tn bei ben
perm SUI. y. Btl4er. Gas. @ptmana uRo ouuts Bed an
Sroaotrafe, bel Or 00tih IN RofettS, II. am 5tanS Der
8elarue an SrEaOlr. 9rpb unb 9aftpsrf ieoer Mrt 6rim-
gen mir nit nnlerem 8a9eA unffren .sesbrten 6un6en ms
A9Gus. g.. g. @UfIer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
Qbil. 81 eiIePs

Neutr 0a9erbirr,S al II,
&c. 81 NfoinfE. 3wiihen Der ii. II. Is. Strast,
(fribr 6r. 9lppeIinel,
ipclelblt tets pas bete 0ager5ier icwir %IonIiae
&rfriihunaen isper Dirt unS Don better 9ualitdt
,u baten iiho, wiro Dem oeutlden VuSIifum be-
iteus empfUblei unO label gum 8eiud freuno.
libf Elm Qbtl. Msile.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
2@gerbtcr-G oGpm.

Gn Ode Der 19lcn uup Wlninlfraee bate ib
paS ruhml;bf bsfannte ,,rlnitso States 6ctel"
hn9strctcn. Nfciu Befrrten bel Subruno pieIcs
ecmfcrtdblen &.atltnenssnts III toupt6bli6 bo.
bin 9erihtet, ni6t altin mcine ltsben beutIden
eanoelente, fpnpern audi aue Nubcrn, wel6er
Hattcn fe ebsn anarbDren mGgen, nit eleider
0rsunoiibtett uno gieeaitdt Su tepirtten, INN
ocm Ndmen bts 5auies ,~llnitsp Statee 6uteI"
Gbre gu MAIDEN. grsebcuit
Swim 6 m en- tGufer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
tb0m Nntcl,
(9ta3lslsfr BON 0~iseayrear),
T0dS 6IDifer,

-T'T7TT5TT- -TvVU7TTUTT
7oJS @lUer.
5te StraBe Smiiben SrpaO uno Grace.
snptteblt lth snr @nfertisuns auer III DieIem Sc.
l6aft O~orfommsnoen Arbeiten uno 9teparaturen.
uno oerlprtht prCmpte unb biaiae 8eoienune.
aea Oas anmaben pom @lOdensiaen pire
bei:ens %briurst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17

Nfe8rers frrunoliAe ,3immer,
tlr leoi9e 9errsn pber fleine 6amiiirn paNenb.
ltsben tiui9 III pcrrrutcn bel
=. VI a rr 6.au II am 9lsnen N1orft.
lss~ Soaroers finren Dalrltlt beausm einas-
rtdtefe 3tmmsr nnu einen 9utcn Slid.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
s. s II. 0bi1. Sttinmeb,
SO. 1872 StoabRra6e,
nsEen 81. 8uienFelp's @iaarren Store.
FRENCH MILLINERY.

W ADAMS Spn
eriuht Die beuti6en Damen TiGmcnDs i6r NOS
aiiortirtes Eager pom MilliuerY gRaarsn, ME
6ute, 6an6en, fran3Odide 8lumen, 8dnDer &c.
in &u9eniGsin III nsbmen uno ibre 9ef. aus.
nail iu ireTen, eu ibr Eager irBt rsitber ais ie
aus9sitattet 1T. 6lte werpen auf Srore mad
Dem 8eihmad Der stebrtsn SuHrsn aufs I6nsule
unO btli9ite ausssfIbrt.
ns- Ditie6 @sitaft UirO 9sute unO muraen
9ei&lUHen ieiu.
a@ Dieiss @eIb6ft 1T isoen @cnno6eup unO
Spnnta8 8eiHIOftu. Waoame Spn.
SO. So Main , 5trGBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
Gin @eftk. o
prrbG6tiee perIpnen betrsFenb.

DerbG6ti9e QerlCnen betrsfenb.
BeI6icGsn ourG ben Council Der Stdbt 9fib d.
ncnc Benn irgsnc einP 0srIcn peis oper pr
mutbst, poB irsens Semonp in tiefer Stast fH
in elmer Beile aus9slprphen bat, pas CIR bier.
curn perbdhtig pirS, 70 on sS ieiue 9Rt6t Iein,
ben Napcr btereUn in &enntnis su fseen,
GaB &c fsruer bic pHt6t pes @dpurs Iein
IIou, ioIhe 0er1pnen Yertdften ,u laTen uuo cine
lnterfuhuug nn,ufelen, unp ipenn Ihuloia be-
%fuuocn, posr neun man onnetmen lam, pof
icIhe 0eripneu %otrar!ise NnFtten tesrn, 10 fol-
err fe ais Sagatunten roer ais perpahtiae Der,
icneu behanoslu.
Sc ipQ ferusr pie pFi&t beS WaYurs Ietu, aue
COMMITTEES urer 2uiammrurottuuesn pun Scr.
iouen III untsreridpn, pet6e pbne asIebltbe
~lutcritdt lct@e peroG6tise YsrIpnrn teorpben
cper urretjreR. s
Oieies @sisb lOa pom Sage feinsr Wafiruns
an in &raft treten.
Gin @efrb,
pie 8u6e unb Srpnuus Der @tact btlrsfcur.
Stl6tufen eurh ben Council Der Staet 3it I,
mcnp ; Daft ieurr 8sFetr zines 6otels, Nefau.
ration. 0aserbier, 9Birtbftaft prer iraeno etnrs
0ctaICe, no i~piritu6ie @etrGrtc, 0urter, Strr
oeer Cher periapft opsr fortsfqebcu pcrpen, fstn
Gotol itpen abcnO uni ,ctu ubr fdlicben Icu.
Seec rielsm @slrb ,urtptr blnoclncc Weripu
lcl ocn Dem Wtapcr nm 2 beitraft werrcn, unp
lou ieOsr %frrncrs Tag ais Elm trlOnprree Srrsesen
bctruhtet mercrn. a
Dteiss @sirs tritt BON 3dsr isincr paiTruns
an in Sralt. -a q.
Dieie teiOsn @Ctss ipfen 80 SnSe lang in
ben t~Gslithsn Seitunaen ~pubiieirt pcrpen.
Seu6crn oes Gassrs i'm Nsusn 5airarpunO
Die Nniei9r, ba6 rtc unterssthnsten in Der uit.
mittelbaren Ndbe pes Siratuta 9tiFe Camps
&rfrtlhunsen toer Nrt fibreu, lpiritu6le Sc.
trarts anesencmutn. Brr babrr ~unIeren SG.
germ einsn Seiu6 a%bAattst ptracGe niht. co6
man elm 9utss @las Beisbter &C. fnocn tam BET
Del. Hupp II. 6au6er.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
a&@fA tuafem @a0rtcm.

MIeinen 6reunbsu ispis BEN Qublifum ;nsoeiopmt ~.
%cr9tbene Nnietse, oeB meinc Spnmer> I8irtbI69ft mir ssr<
lbIeoensn. neusn Snlasen sur llnttrbaltuna pes VubljFsra
%pfrleRen, SOM teuti9tn 1dseab nitber ee5Tnct III. 0ejan~
perS Nude tl auf meme nei ein9sribtfe Rute oufmerfior,
100 gu Jeosr Stit pdrIs: mo saIte Speifen in ar66ter @Its.,
lpabI SI Fnbeni tnp, lUpie aud WetrGnfe jeoer Dirt pcn bsiftr
AluaIii9i. GreunolSaftli6f gum ;ablrti6en 8elu@ laS.;
em Grteort6 SEED, Qat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
9Irnnf SSinae's

$50 RirttiGait unp 2oeerbter- Solou,
@cupernrrfraee, ipiibcn Dtatu u. Sronfltu.
flbrt iiets bic Better Giquprs, @einc, Gioorret mo Q,o,r,
bier. ySarme nnb foltc Sreiiet jcbrr 9rt Iinbi in, reitbifrr
9uanotl perratbi9, .Seren @orsrn fpro rim btlitaisr
&untb aafeetra9en, ;u benz f~uuuSlidlt NIB re6t ,obIrrib
rtnIsotf 6rGut 9Stne, Mat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
g8irthl6afts. Gr6Hnuna.

Strthldaaftss @rDfnung. p
Die lnterseiGntten MAIDEN ibren Srsunpen
uno Dem seebiteu Yub!itum biermtt bic eracbenle
An3sige, Das lie rte leitber BON 6rn. @ihbera ae.
fabrte Wirtbi6aft Ibsrnommen habsn unp purb
quite @ftrdnte jsrsr Dirt unp lcnfiae Gririlhun.
gen ltt cine rebt 3ablrei6e &unbltaft at erpers
ten bOfen.
8. s II. @ttG. 9tttn mes,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17

sG~ ploiu uup 6uhes einnen uup pique Sets
gu % Gents. Gbileeiu. 6 benerp,
n- 173 8ruapIr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
SelrtbiAaits. SrdfnunaI

SSlrtbltafts. SrGfnuna
I'D 'etGe htrrmit mcineu 6rsunpen Icrpie bonn
A%eebrten publttum an, Dap id beute metne aufs
Slr9antelte nfu etnleri&tete gGtrtblbaft
NtalnitraBe. iriibrn FER item uno Sten,
c!rptne. W piro metn c~ifriaitt5 Stlfretcn Ietn,
loweNl puI6 eettanoiseS .b0Iten oun snten ges
tTantsn ais aud purG ireunrli&c5 Ycpienrn
Or @dlfe mir Die @unt OeS pubIttums M cr.
meroei INT laoe paber gu rs&t 3abtret4em 8t-
Jude elm.
poha6tnn9spoG unb e~rssbenf
--- III IL MINI bilirr Mnhh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-17
3 .Oceorotipn

3 thinner . Decoration.
Sdrronms &c. pcrbtn ouf pne Gjeid1mafppuae
nit &tius paper (5lisasnpapter) biQief pcn mir
o%rcortrt, unp ttttr ih ole berren gSirtbe Die pcu
mir oscortrtcn Snrrppme Der 6rrreu 8. Ifor.
%Aenltrrn uuo StareIbpfer uno SGuelcr III bsit.
t'9fn unp ralettlf itre sciauiArn 9~Iuftrd9e ,u
btntrridhtu. gV. SauIer
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER a, 1861.

's'st- and encourage my chaplain IN every
good work by my efforts and PRAYERS. /
VIII kindly receive admonition. and reprooi
(whenf kindly given for any errors | may
have committed ! will attend upon ali
the means of grace that are consistent with
my station eej bs1paaa
+ When dismissed from the service, each
member ofsthis association shall be entitled
to certificate as to his Christian character.
The officer of the association shall be a
president, who shall be the chaplain a
vice president, secretary, and treasurer.
/ The president to preside at business meet
Ings, the secretary to report. The treas
urer to receive funds, and disbursc only
on the recommendation of a Board of
Managers shall consist Of the presi-
dent, vie president, and treasurer
THOMAS L. HUNT, Of the eth Regiment,
President of the meeting of Chaplains.
SAMUEL JEssUP, of the 9th Regt., Sec
retary
Some of the chaplains have already es-
tabllshed church organizations on substan-
tally the same basis, and find it is of great
advantage to Christian culture in the army.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
New oeries---Vol. XVI, No,
Death of Ex Senator Rnst

: Z
The MaystiIle Eagle says as the gener.
Gus can admire coulage even IN public
enemy, 10 may well be excused forsexpres-
sing sentiments Of Kindness towards the
deceased Henry NJ. Rust, who was slain,
lighting at his post, in the battle. of Ivy
Mountain, He was in command of com
pany from Bourbon county, and after they
had deserted him, and all the other Rebels
had left the field, he continued lighting
alone until his body was pierced through
and through by several bullets and he had
not sufficient strength to raise his ride
When taken he was kindly cared for by
DR. Bradford and other surgeons, hut their
skill was unavailing to preserve his life
Before his death he avowed that he had
been conscieutiously 4 Secessionist, and
that he had been wounded in the discharge
of what he had regarded as duty, but
that if it pleased God to spare his life he
would abandon the cause of the Secession
lists, with whose cowardice in the fight he
had become disgusted He died bitterly
cxeerating the Bourbon poltroons, as he cal
led them, who left him :lone and sought
only their personal safety. What con
trast such death, lending dignity even to
bad cause, be~rs to the shameless conduct
of Williams, who had seduced Rust and
many vthers to conspire against their ap-
proach Of an enemy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
Peace Without Reunion Impossible

The Rev. DR.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
in powerful paper for the Danville (Ky)
Review, thus expounds on this idea:
Whoever will look at map of the Uni
ted States will observe that Louisiana lies
on both sides of the Mississippi river, and
that the States of Arkansas and Mississippi
lie on the ri2ht and left banks Of this great
stream-eight hundred miles of whose low
or course is thus controlled by these three
States, unitedly Inhabited by hardly as
many white people as inhabit the city of
New York. Observe then the country
drained by this river and It's afluents, COM
mencing with Missouri on its West bank
and Kentucky On its Last bank. ...
There are nine or ten powerful States
large portions Of three or four others-sev.
eral large Territories, all in country as
large as Europe, as fine as any under the
sun, already holding many more people
than all the revolted States and destined
to be one of the most powerful nations of
the earth. Does any one suppose that
those powerful States-this great and ener-
getic population-will ever make peace
that shall put the lover course of this sin
gle and mighty national ontlet to the SEA
in the hands Of foreign Government far
weaker than themselves?
If there is any such person, he knows
little of the past history of mankind and
will, perhaps, excuse US for reminding him
that the people of Kentucky, before th ey
were constituted State, gave formal notice
to the Federal Government, when General
Washington was President, that If the In.
lted States did not tacquire Louisiana, they
acould themselves conquer at. The mouths
Of the Mississippi belong, By the gift Of
God, to the inhabitants ofthis great Valley
Nothing but irresistible force can disinher-
it them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
HISTORY.
The American Crossbill.


This species is a regular inhabitant of
almost all our pine forests situated north of
forty degrees, from September to April =
Tie Great Pine Swamp in Pennsylvania
seems to be their favorite rendezvous.
They then appear in large focks, feeding
on the seeds of the hemlock and white pine;
have loud, sharp, and not unmusical note;
chatter as they fly alight during the prev
alence Of the deep SHOWS before the door
of the hunter, and around the house, pick.
ing off the clay with which the logs are
plastered, and searching in corners where
any substance of saline nature had been
thrown. At such times they are so tame,
as only to settle on the roof of the cabin
when disturbed, and a moment after, des,
cend to feed as before They are then
easily Caught in traps. When kept in a
cage they have many of the habits of the
parrot, often climbing along the wires, and
using their feet to grasp the cones in, while
taking out the seeds 4a5
This bird has hitherto been considered a
meie variety of the European species, but
it differs in several respects. I have there
fore separated it from the grosbeaks Itis
subject to many changes of color The
male is FIVE inches and three fourths long.
The general color of the plumage when
perfect, is red-lead color; the tail is fork
ed and edged with yellow. The female is
less than the male the plumagc of an ol,
i've yellow.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
Exports of Breadstufs.

Our exports continue large, and are even
on the increase notwithstanding the enor-
nous war we have upon our hands Some
months since when We published the re-
turns from the New York Custom House,
1t was estimated that our exports from that
port at the close of the year 1861 would
amount to 500, ,000,0 900, exclusive of spe-
Gle; but we have already much exceeded
that amount. For the week ending Nov
10Th the experts from the port of New
York amounted to 1882, ,986; an increase
of $4,000 over the corresponding week
in 1860, and S2,577 900 over the cores
ponding week in 1859, the largest amount
ever before sent from that port in a single
week. The total amount of exports from
the port of New York from January
1861, to November 10, amount to Sis :,
552,688, an excess of S30,00O,0 900 over
that Of 1860, and of $50 ,000,0 900 over that
OF 1889 for the same period This enor-
nous amount it must be remembered, is
almost wholly for breadstufs Which can
now be said is king, Cotton or Corn
But our exports of breadstuffs are not TO
iall off. England and France require all
that our ships can carry them for six
months to come, and all our railways to the
West will be employed to bring the -four
and grain to our shipping perts-Iroti-
deHce .JourH0k
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-04
Speech from Colonel Mulligan.

Colonel James NJ Muligan, the gallant
defender of Lexington, Missouri, arrived at
Cincinnati from Chicago on Tuesday, by
special train, and met grand reception
Ills Irish brethren were out in force. In
reply to welcoming speech by Mr. Henry
Stausberry, Colonel Mulliga said: :,
In behalf of those now silent graves OF
Lexington-in behalf of the tattered men
that now crowd the hospitaI-in behalf of
the dispersed Irish Brigade that is again
waiting only to be recalled to again set its
face against the rebellion, and again fight
for the Stars and Stripes of our common
country as long as life remains with them,
| say that, in behalf of all these, thank
you for the eloquence and the tenderness
with which you have spoken of them
When lately Chicago rose to welcome me,
| attributed it to the long association and
friendship OF quarter of a century but
now that Cincinnati has risen-tha city
OF almost imperial splendor and magnif-
cence-that city the great rival of our own
i feel that no good that I have done
no good that my brigade has done
is commensurate with the splendor of
this reception. I can only hope that
when fortune places me again in the sad
die at the head Of my gallant boys / will
be able to win the favor of the citizens of
Cincinnati by the deeds that I shall do.
L feel Inundated to come to Cincinnati,
the home of so many heroes of the war
the brave Lytle of Carnifex, and that 9TH
er volunteer in whom the nobility of the
man runs rival with the splendor of the
soldier-you own General Rosecrans. T
Let me say in addition that believe
the great Republic was not made to be so
soon crumbled. [ believe that God did
not intend that the wisdom of our fathers
should SO soon he put at naught. I do
not believe so much revolutionary blood
was spilled that all the efforts of our an
cestors should come to confusion Ibeleve
there is great future for our nation-that
the lustre even of the ancient nations will
pale before the American public when it
shall 60 forward anew upon the march OF
restored and united nationality.
Let me say that it is the duty of every
man to do all in his power to accomplish
the grand result. | say, in sincerity, let
him be accursed who despairs of the Repub-
lie. In the performance each of his own
duty [ hope peace-white-robe peace
shall again brood upon all the hills and
valleys of our land. But, my friends, hon
estly as [ pray for peace, 1 do not pray for
its advent until we shall have the laws vim
dioated, the Union respected, and the Con
stitution honored and obeycd. Then, when
that is done, and when such young, sus
ceptible gentlemen as John c. Breckin-
ridge and his associates, baser than Cata-
line in the Senate House, shall refuse to
forego the honors of an American Senator
for the gaudy plumes of a Rebel Brigadier,
when we shall have all these, then let peace
come. [ hope the time will soon come
when we shall have no traitors, or rebels
nothing but united American freemen.