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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

AN INCIDENT AT CREsSoN.-An affect
ing incident took place at Cresson, Cam
bria county, on the occasion of the arrival
of the train bearing Gen. Lyons remains
at that point. The moment the cars
stopped, General Anderson most unexpect-
edly appeared on the train, and shook
hands with the escort. He said he was
stopping at CIcsson, and could not allow
the occasion to pass without taking final
farewell on earth of the remains of so
brave soldier and excellent an officer as
Gen. Lyon. The General then passed on
to the coffin, and bending his head above
it, said with trembling voice: ave
could III afford to spare so courageous a
soldier at this time. America needs all
her heroes now" As General Anderson
was leaving the car, Mrs Plummcr, wife
of Captain Plummer, L. S. A., one of the
escort, and wounded ut Wilson's Creek,
rose from her seat, and saying she would
be most happy to know the hero o. Fort
Sumpter, the General cordially grasped
her hands, anG calamity replied, pointing
to the Captain: You need not seek, my
dear Madame, to know heroes when you
have SO brave one in him you have
chosen for your husband
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

In these touching lines, addressed to
life "On Wedding Day." there is th'
rue touch of nature -
Nine years ago you came to me,
And nestled on my breast,
A soft and winged s.ery
That settled here to rest;
And my heart rocked its babe Of bliss,
And soothed its child of air,
With something twiXt n song and kiss,
To keep it nesting there.
At first thought the fairy form
Too spirit-soft and good
To fill my poor, low nest with warm
And wifely womanhood.
But such cozy peep of home
Did your dear eyes unfold,
And in their deep and dewy gloom
What tales of love were told
In dreamy curves your beauty droopt
As tendrils lean to twine,
And very gracionsly they stoopt
To bear their fruit, my Vine
To bear such blessed fruit of love
At tenderly increased
Among the ripe vine-bunches of
Your balmy-hCeathing breast.
We cannot boast to have bickered not
Since YOU and | were wed;
We have not lived the smoothest lot,
Nor found the downieSt bed 4!
Time hath rot passed O c'erbead in stars,
And undcrfoot in flowers,
With wings that slept on fragrant airs
Thro' all the happy hours.
1t is our way, more fate than fault,
Loves cloudy FIRE TO clear;
To find some virtue in the salt
That shark les in IA tear
Pray Go6-it all come right at last
Pray God it SO befal,
That when our any OF life is past
The end may crown it all
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
EBENSBURG MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.


Eastern, daily, at II O'Clock, noon.
Western, :. at l. O'Clock, noon.
NAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock, \. VI.
Western, ' ut o'clock, y. VI.
Eas"The mails from Butler Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Thursday of each week,
at clock, =. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week.
at \. NJ.
GsA- The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
folltown, &C., arrive on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday of each week, at o'clock, z. VI.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at clock, A VI.
sST Post Office open on Sundays from 8
10 10 o'clock, "A u
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

-Judges Of the COurts-President, Hon. Geo.
taylor, huntingdon Associates, George w.
Aasley, Richard Jones, Jr.
LTothonotary--Jose MDonald
Register and Recorder-FdS ward +. Lytlc.
Sherif.-Robert p. Linton.
deputy SherU.-William Linton.
District AHorney.-Ptilip S. Noon
County COmn,issioners.-Abei Lloyd, ID. 4.
storm, James Cooper.
Clerk to Commissioners.-Robe A. M'Coy
1reds1rer.-John a. Blair.
Poor House D,rectors.-Darid O'Harro,
Aichael M'Guire, Jacob IIorner
Peor House Iredsurer.-George c. X. Zabm.
Poor House Steward.-James j. kaylor.
Mercantile 4ppraiser.-H. G.. Devine.
-4"htors--Henry Hawk, john F. Stnll.
IohE S. Riley.
Cou"ty Surreyor.-E. A. Fickroy.
CorOner.-James S. Todd.
=, Superintendent Of Common !Sckools.-James
u. Swank.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
DI r RECTO RY.
LIST OF POST OFFICES.

.7rpARED EXPRESSLY FOR ''rHE ALLEGnAN1AN.'
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

Post Offices. Post Masters. Districts.
senn's Creek, Joseph Graham, Yoder.
sethel Station Joseph s Mardis, Blacklick.
.,,rrc,itewn, William ". Jones, Carroll.
Chess SpriRgs, Panl- Litzinger, ChcSt.
(,resson, John j. Trexell, Washint'n.
Rbensburg. John Thompson, Ebensburg,
rallen Timber, Isaac Thompson, White.
Fiatzn, j. NJ. Christy, Gallitzin.
Hemlock, VIM. MGough, Washtn.
Johnstowa, l. L, Chandler, Johnst' 'wn.
arctic P Shields, Loretto.
Mineral Point, E. Wissinger, Conem' gh
Munster, a. Durbin, Munster.
pershiug, Francis ClemeRt, Conem' gh.
Plattsville, Andrew ). Ferral Susq'han.
2oseland, G. w. Bowman, White.
St. Augustine, Wm- Ryan, Sr., Cleartield.
Scalp Level, George Conrad, Richland.
Sonman, b. MColgan, Washt'n.
Stnnerhill, VIM. Murray, Creyle.
Summit, Miss NJ. Gillespie Washt'n.
Wlmore Morris keil. S'mmerhill.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

\ RECKLESS JOKE.
1t is rumorcd that, If Haiteras Lirht Is
restored, the North Caroliniaus will be
rendered perfectly Wreckless.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

hE ALLrGHANIAx-Sl.5o in advance
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
EBENnBURG BOR. OFFICERS

=, justices Of tie Peace.-David II. Roberts,
harrison kinkead-
Bargess-David j. Evans
,r aoTn Councii-Evan Griffith, J ohm J. Evans,
.. Evans.
Clerk TO CounciI-T. >. Litzinger-
DoroHgh Tredsurer-George Gurley.
net3h Ndster-William Davis.
7, school Direcfors-William Davis, Reese s.
moya, Morris j. Evans, Thomas j. Davis,
NGgh Jones, David j Jones.
treasurer Of School BoarAl-EYan Morgan.
TToAstable-Georgc = w. Brown.
Id1 CoHector-George Gurley.
yaige Of Etection-Neshac Thomas
.'Psefors-Robert Evans, Wm. Williams
iS'essor-Richard L. Davis.
-AE ALLrGHAXIAx-S1.5o in advance
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

pay- In cleaning gun, cold water loos-
ems the dirt better than hot water.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
Select poetrn.
Lines to IL Wife.

In these touching lines, addressed to
wife ''On Wedding Day." there is the
true tnuch Of nati1ra
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
WILMORE STATION.

he Fast Line West does not stop
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
Wednesdays Reception

The Crawford \ r,iilcry ADD che V. Il,
Frentier Guards. win give the Hampstead
Rifles and the Woolruif Artillery. a recep-
tioa to-day, They are expected in town
about noon, Warm and grateful. hearts
stand resiy 10 welcome them thus far on
their way homes. They mus: be compell-
to ;arry With Us for two OF three days. tc
recruit, and to participate IN the Barbecue.
Oh Friday next, given by ,he Ladies OF Van
SaRen TO the returned Soldiers, We know
they src anxious to move along On thei,
way home-bui with a day OF ,wo's res;
here they viii be enabled to make fox,
marches, ami IL lose no time In the eni
/: is understood. therefore, that no heSgins
of viii be allowed
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Daniel B. Carr.

The remains Of Prot. Carr. were hrouSh
to Van Buren Monday evening last. and o.
rscsdsy morning he was receivei from Ii.
residence OF DR., Colbarn. by the NSsoni,
fraternity aud the Van Buren Frontie,
Guards, Of which company he was = men,
her when he Was ki.lci. and taken 10 III.
Ceug; House, where large sSssmhisse o
ladies ana gentlemen were sairessed by tL,
Rev. Dr.. CoibulG. After the services, III,
remains were taken charge o: by the Guard,
aaa escorted 10 the Cemetery. where the,
wcrs bctiM with Masonic and Military cs,>
asasss,
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Carr, RSon,s,-Fos two DAYS, refresh,
iaea, tables have been SC; a; the Flan,es'.
Hotel. ior the heasSt oi the returned velun.
.cess. sal he citizens Of Van Karen. an
crca;ly isiehsed IL Mrs Ekon,r. fe- ,l.s
erssa'seas assistance given by herself AID
al ecaae.ei With the House, 70 rcnde,
every thing pleasant aaa ssreeable-5e,as
. mother. with two boys in the ARMY. he,
whole heart is ia all enterprises ios the as.
ssssaase sad welfare ef the csmr-werz
sohses
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Circuit Cours--Judse Green.

The Fail Terra Of thc Circui, Court. IL
tho ish Judicial CiTcnit. will commence il:
session ca the iirs, Monday in September
IN Perry Cean'y. AMI should have beer
holden last Monday. ha, sickness in ths
family OF Judge 6recn. prevented his at
tendance, We learn. however. tha, th,
.fudse will be able to hold Court next wees
in Yell. aud thereafter hold the regular
Courts IN t!ss other counties. Aster Yell
comes Pope. johnson. franklin and Craw
ford, The Court for Crawford. will com
mcaee on the LIST Monday in November.
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Tho Soldiers Return.

Monday was q grand day for Van Buren,
Saturday evening our citizens were notifies
by telegraph. that the remnants of the tive
companies. the Frontier Guards. Capt
K,Sa. and Crawford Artillery. Capt SrKw.
ART. would arrive at home on Monday NOR.
ming. The young ladies. to the number ol
twenty five or thirty. were astir At sunrise,
aLd in their saddles, aud proceeded out some
four miles to meet them. and escorted them
to town. AT the hill just as they come
into town. they were met by the Home
Guards. who escorted them all, amid the
firing OF artillery. waving Of haEdkerchiofs.
cheers. DC. &c. to tho Planters Hotel
where a collation. was prepared for them.
The Fort Smith Rifles. as guests Of our
Volunteers, who were on their way home,
were made participants of the reception,
and shared the hospitalitics of our citixcus.
la taking leave of tho Rifles At the river.
Lieut.. MoDoxALp returned the thanks of
tho company in few neat and appropriate
remarks. And in closing. he could not bu,
expUss the deep gratitude the Rifles felt
towards citizen (Jas. E. Woosley) OF
Crawford county. for the substantial pres
ent that he had offered them-something
that the State haA not done. or offered to
do-efs shsssfse1a Of his rompany. some
Of whom. we noticed. were tarefooted :: it
was a gift much needed. and was highly
appreciated by the soldiers.
TUES DAY
was a counterpart Of Monday. The ladies.
who are up to knowing most everything
going on, got werd that Capt. CAsRotI.'s s
Cavalry company would arrive on Tuesday
again got ou, a grand savalcade. and
weat to meet them. They were received as
the company the day before on the hill. by
the Frontier Guards and Crawford Auille-
", and escorted to the Planters Hotel.
amid the booming of a II FOUNDER. where
they were invited TO participate of refresh
ments prepared for them.
We have had two days OF rejoicing with
brother. mother. wife, sister and lover over
the safe return Of dear ones. But in sean.
ming the ranks Of the returned volunteers.
we miss some familiar faces-faces that We
shall see no more. but which will live in
the memory Of all for ages to come "ON-
WARD NY BRAVE BOYS !" the las, words OF
the iamented BRowN. will stand out as an
incentive to others to stimulate them TO ac,
we'll their part in the great struggle now
going on :er our independence. The names
Of CAsR, ADKINS and WEST will shine on.
brightly on the pages of history. for ,hcil
>eli-sacriheins devotion to their coun,ry's
good.
And hese We woGld sugses; to our pa;yi.
o;ic ladies'. ii it has not already come e
their minds. the propr;e,y OF raj sing mon
amen; 10 the brave boys from Crawford
county tina, fell at the battle OF ..oas
Hill, -
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
Fer The Isa Bsrea Press.
Gratitude of the Wouuaea Soldier

Gratitude Of the Wounded Soldier.
Several of the unfortunate men wounded
in the late battle at Oak Hills" acknowl-
edge with the kindest feelings of gratitude
the aid given them by some citizens of Van
Euren. None, but those who have expe-
riencea It, know with what gladuess the
camp-woIn soldier returns to his home.
Though cast down and wounded, We, they
weep not for themselves, but for the sad
fate Of their brave comrades, who fell on
the field, never to rise again. May their
names ever live, sacred to the cause Of lib
er;y, and the manly defence of homes and
friends-aroaai their graves lie, soft hands
plant the willow and evergrecu-snd may
the evening dew fall gently upon the green
grass thai shall in coming wears spssas, On
around their ,omh-st -stenes <x~
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CANP. Poxp SFRlS6s,
-AuS. Il. 1861.

Mr.. EprroE-Yog hare, ere this, heani
iall particulars of the fight on Wilson
Greek. and ven have also heard OF the gal
Ian, action Of our {Churchill'sl regiment,
aud the sre~t loss i, sustained. Mai. Ear-
per-<Aaa waon 10 better or Drawer man
ilives-leaves Camp to-day ioE the purpose
OF recruiting ;ae regiment Alter the gal
laai action OF the officers aad men Of the
regiment and the reputation THAI i, has ac-
euisea in the easagemeas. il VIII Certainly
ae; b difficult task for the Major TO ge,
al shs rscraiss we need.
cel Sharchill IS ecmpesen, and ski,ful
oikoes and very popular with the men, Tas
same snay Re said Of Ia Col Mailock aad
Aaiss Hasres. To JOIN = regiment com
uaa&aed by such officers and with ,ae r~pu-
:asioa the late engagement is bound to give
Il. viii be = chance taAk the brave .ad pat
motto of Alkaasas VIII not lei slip. We
leok Aor gallant response 10 the call oi
Ma5es Harper, aad expect cur raaks TO b
6ilca with the hes; aai brsvess A-kaasians
We xaas No osaerx, and would rather re
raaia Is we are. gallant hsad. tAosgh hs,
few IA uumhe-s. thaa saA; xny osAer kind
shoaA Soia US We r.ns a1ea 10 take The
FiA,e Of tAose brave and gallant spisi,s tlsa,
have sacrificed their hves n battling 70.
sseir caaassy's good. All whs are no:
wilsInE 80 be led whess the oon.es. IS TIT
sezoess aHi shs war cry the loaSess, mead
BOZ jssa this regiment To ihass DARN,
spirits thas love thed- ce9ns-y saovs ali eAss
aaa .,e Willing To hsap sassAsa The psssea,
ssp1ssfsaz of ihe regiment. we give wss-
oo1s .Aaa1 and open our rsals 10 rsossrs
sA1-s
Falsers Frxas-s are In csrcElkssea aro1ni
C&np ali of wkseA, and nore. ~ aozbs.
yea Aear. I kara tkas he Stsse sreeps
w1 have N the nes.ing for Camp Walk
es- We c.a make no cAlcz.ssscas oa TIE
nerse~, bzs s~ass fassszz,y Eoa GREATS AID
tie na.3sses II Ga'I MrCEaaSa 10 unfold
xAsmsaayes-
Traiy ye1rs. Lw NEs-
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krWe.r repsss.sa sr a.. oS,er

kE We are eeeassssa ey sA- e&ee.s
sa,s s..ssaesss d the Fsgs Saith Rs:sss. Il
rsssie - sss eissssas uf Taa Harsa. &a;
IKE iA.ssss sci sAas essy. tAesr s=sesSse.
thAaks ios tAe ksaa ssaepnsa given 10 sae
eearAsy ga Nessss lasi, also 40 Mr.,
eos,es, fes ass saa-s sAAa lsaSasss, in
:asas>sasas sAaes 10 sAsss es ,as eaasAar
~ss aeesei ,Aesa.
SACK syYceaasssa As tbs ana frsas sAs
ls,,ses. saa. Is easaSA - eAeee es aa3 ssS
,sS he really xAea car esSas<y aceas as. a.;
al As< easiest ,a,l.-Teases eai Esrs.&
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
The tAaaks OF Congress teaaerea to eal
soldiers.

tGS tASaAS ot &e0xsSSS teadtFSa To SS
soldiers.
The following p-ss1b.s aai resolutions
~sv ia,ssiaoei in the Coa:s,s.A.e Cea
sross, by Mr., oehi.isee es Texas saal pass
ea wi.heu, dissenting va:cc;
Haeezs. 1, has pleased Almighty Cos
- ~oaea assee 10 the arms Of the Coatase->
ste States another s.e-iens ana impossan,
victory "A q re-tssa = The csaa,sy where
reverse ~oa.S have e>ea disastrous BIZ sx-
p,sssss the families q the see. peop,s .:
the Stare es Mssssar: 10 the Vahgi3lei Il
cease q the brutal so,3ss,y os 81 rasc-a-
paleas easHy; Ths-sfe,s hs il
ResssreS - he Ca.ersss - 80 Csx-ais~
re,r Ssesss. Taa, the thanks of Congress
are cordially ,eassrsl ~ E.sssaier~Gsa
Ben, AcCailesS. AMI .hs osssS-s a., ssl-
Sssss u hrs brave command, 70, sassr gal
iaas seatsse: ia asses:sRs, sisec = battle Q;
SIX saa 8 half hears. fs-cs Q: tss easzr
eeeSi IA ss--aae-s, sat greatly s2nssio- =
al tAesr appointments. tazs proving taa; =
-ssas es9Se nerves The asay:s xa3 >t-sas;s-
ems ;ke sraas y: lie Saz,as-s people, Ssa;-
igs, IS they are, ta- their Liberty. tAes:
hassss ana fs;e-stss sss;zs. a. 1aAoly ass-
ressssn
sesssec4, Ths. Ia the epsaiaa o. Cez-
Sscss. Gea- N>Calseea .ai las sai..s;
s1s.ors, are es,ssses -, x.2 ~E., cscesrs the
ssssezel sAaaks q car geesls-
,Rssaa~>d. That a, foregoing resolutions
be roanezssafea 10 ,aas command by ;ss
sreSS pepa-ssasa,-
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
sebastian County.
JUDGE JOHN +. WHEELER.

| GlExxwoop, Auu. %, 1861.
Ma Eprroa Now that the Fedefalists and ths
Dutch aiiies have been whipped, at Manassas
Bulls Run. and a. Dssea Rs~, moro ccmuonly
called Oak Ill., that the State has finally con.
cluded 10 transfer her troops 10 the Southern Con
federacy. and that the Military Board have made
arrangements to pay off the State troops in " wa.
bonds. (picsure paper). and as every branch d
business. (farming included.) seems TO have Z
| st~gnaney hanging orer it ; and a. menis mind.
asc always busy thinking over the affairs that nosl
concern their neighbours. mine has Just now been
suddenly struck with streak Of tha. kind
War talk is becoming somewhat fiAt-everybody
tle-and now must turn. by way Of change and
see what may be anticipated in the political world
In the first place. the organisation Of the new gov
crnment Of course creates many an office. for which
a. usual, there win be greet sesreiis Of a2pliesafs
50 great. that it is 10 b. feared that con,mitses
will have to be appointed to procare persons To fill
them: these filed partly We. of this. the ID
Congressional District. must be represented in the
Confederate Congrcss, and as the time approaches
when the people viii be called upon to elect their
representative. and Is Sebastian County rarely ecev
has many sssiraafs for office. thought that in my
leisure moments l would take the liberty Of bring.
ing the name Of one before the public. a. a candi
date tos Representative Of this District in the nex,
Coafcdetats Congress: one too. be il understood
waese name hse never grated nauch, nor harshly
on The cars 1t the " dear people .a -.ri..as
for ofhce-;hai name is. that Of Judge Joax F.
WuEsLER, Of Fort Smith. well known As one of the
Editors Of the Tusrs aad Herald. an old soiourne,
IN these parts. known to every person in the dis
trsct 10 he warm. strong and staunch advocate o.
the rights Of the South. and one too, whose pesi
t'en has never vssried in tha, particular one jo4
l know well, tha; in the district will be found
some who Will laugh at my auiaci,y-shesr elsin,s
hsiHs 50 s"ss greater than those Of any other-tha
the idea Of introducing before the public any name
but theirs is an outrage. However to the poin,
or John 7, Wheeler. enough is known Throughout
thls whole Saa.e. 81 tha, one word Of reeommenSs
tiaa fcesa nae would be supcrfluity. And Mr.
kdi'r, in eeaslasioa. if You will give this place
IN Your columns. YOU will confer grea. fayer on
the many friends Of Judge Wheeler in this neck
. wc,is." l do not know that the Judge wall
suffer his TO De used o. ,hs, he will become
candidate. but thing do know. that if h,
d'es he viii receive the support Of many friends.
No news ef particular inisrcst--erops eco,-
health fair-moaev scarce aud nothing 20 do
will write you soon again.
Truly yonr<, OAK Hull
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

S<ssxs Cs>rsx.-tsesree Aakeaeaoe,
Ess~ q Ceass Falls. Eaz3a,eA csszsy, n,
c. Is ssss.s>-ssesas aa eScessezs arsseas .
>~sss eessss, Mr. n ~ "a rrssees 1ak-
ssS cay ~ se~~ Nes., ses Ao.es - se
.sse - 2e>se ~ss seeFs sszae, a.e sssa-
sss isssres s-sss~sas Efy --ss
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

Gov. SraAeCE, OF RsopE ISLAND, ON TEk
WAR,-The following extracts are from
the address OF Gov. Sprasue. on the open
ing OF the Rhode Island Legislature. 1,
will De remembered that he commanded the
troops Of his State in the late battle:
The war viii. OF necessity. BE 8 long
enc. We have been IN e1rer IS 10 the
strength Of the enemy anu as TO the loaS
ans; persistent; course which has bean parsu-
ei BY the South tending towards this poin, !;
, while we have been ocounie. in our bass-
ners. they hsvs been Creating a revolution.
We were unde. the impression ;ha, thew
We're lacking IN ali the resources which 80
- raise ami maintain armies whereas. in
. aimos; every particular we have found not
only the phvssaue Of their men equal 10
oss-s, be; their clothing. their arms. their
subsistence. ana their means q ,rsrspoy.s,
tloa-svery;hins iha; soes - make up nil
. >-sry eiacaaaey. sgpesiov TO oars. And
waea We have essa obliged 10 ie the attack
ing !oeee. marching under southern sun.
exhausted, without provisions and wiihou,
sassss-. they hare beea eaesmpei and in
! ioSsa:as3 positions Ia . coaasry anirseaasy
10 rs aad :rieadiy 10 then. EAcre they
oanld receive information OF every move
meat Of cars, aa3 re could lss-n nothing
whatever IS 10 theirs.
The probabilities are tia: Il no case
~ the record o. :as warli's history has Al
army been called ia;o ;he Sea. possessing
50 a;tls inowlease Q; sas ssnagsh aai po-
s,slaa o. the enemy ani sneA beiaS The
case. ii was impossible foe aay troops IA
the Yosissoa elss fszaa sh-nse.ves 20 have
sustained themselves Coz xar considerable
leasS;a q ':zae- I, has opened the eoaasrr
ss ilss iaaaaeasi;y q this ssrsssle, aai in
sAai S.sw * sAe sch;;s,s. tie resals nas be
ssszTsAss
: Sacs beng tie case, and the ooznsv
calling zyaa sAs States fer 50 much more
;Aaa WAS $, srss anticipated, saxassoa sv
iAe Gs2ss1l Geve-anee;. aai next hy the
STATE, increasing, hare besa iaiacc5 %
CAL sas Legislature sayesAer 70 SO wAesAer
they are wallag - coeasinre the Eseral
csasss ~Assh was iaaass.ased wAea The
contest S-ss seSaa"
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Felix 7. Batson.

Fly reference 10 another column il will be
sceu that this gentleman is announced as =
candidate Cor Consuess from this district
We have no PERSONAL acquaintance with
Judge BArseS. but he has the reputation oi
being eae & the bcs; judges in the State.
and a gentleman every way quilted to rep
rescat the iissri,s.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
Recruits Wanted.

Major II, w. HARrxs. 0: the Cents.ser-
ate Army. is now in cur City. engaged in
rserc''iaS for the Confederate service. lie
viii take recruits either 10, the Cavalry or
Infantry sezviee-;o be mustered in a, Bca-
ten~ille OF Camp Walker by the so,h inst.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
4 CARD.

MeopHS SfEsStss Nc. Aug. II
Ths subscribers. the unfortunate members uf the
Van Buren Frontier Guards ami Of the Van
EGrea Artillery Cozaranr. who were wytauGej in
the sse battle =. Wilsoa CrcrS scknowiesce " tn
the kn,ses. feelings # srS,;.ade, the receip, O.
insay -Hi things sent by the kind ministry of the
Rev. Mr. SAadie> by the ,,ci people Of Fo-; Saith
TheGgh 81 down. Sn,i Wounded, naAay severely,
ves oe- ters 10 NJ; Eow for the ssi sAe q.
cur brave comrades. u 10 f~l the field nos "a rise
10 noEe La ttsear Insorv ever hive sse-d - the
cause N htsrsy, and tho defsace Of your homes
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
k< That Dutch

Re- That Dutch " concern" the rcy.
Smith Para'it9, promises mex, week. (hs
is rroverhial for doing something desperate
aer; sssS. 90 give ns an " oveshaulias.'
for pubiishias letter in ou- las, Issue. ci
Wm, L, Ross. which strongly in,ims;ei
.ha: the Pennsylvania pn,chmsn WAS -,
liar aai the ;ru;h was no: in him" We
MAI.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

E TIE Iowa Nsse Jx-ray s.vx .A.,
,as NaEss~ssz Is essag rssaea BY sAs war,
Wheat d god ne-cAaaaasle quality vii
aos esssS s~easS csass . sssAs u sAs mar.
kesx q ssas Ssx.e> azi cora has isces de-
h~e-ea "a sas Mississippi. II se~sa cents ,
Snsss. wzsa ceafsaaea sexarara seassn-
81 Ise Ss<s.ai .aas sAss sAe pespse are
asaassS q ses de eSs-. of IL Nsckaas.
Wa f-se traie sAev oosa3 Aare sas rs.i ..
sas Se1sa a exeAs>s fa shesr areaa.s.
1se Nsssssssysss. 4 Is 3eesx-ss sr tAe EDS.
,sz. - xeS SS r-se>s s.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

r. The ssl.issS are iassAs<s, IA czea.
TseAs rscss@-s. se Csy.- I, Mar. ss: ,As
<s.,asssas ssess ,hem 81 Mes.lss sas rsss-
day lie is always rss&s - tara hsaa
ieS The o,rafsss q tie san-wsra va,zasee7
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

re- Eai,afa; "Jaechs' ccnmuuics.
sica, date. Aas, fe;a. was 40, re>si~ea an
I'll ,As :s--.,a, Tas iasasuaa;iaa eoasaiasa
had ssea csesvei from Aao,hey source ani
rphlsshsN, before its arrival.