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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
sheriH.''s Sale:

- A1sa' :, =: a'lp'Is sns sy sidsref Court. Y
DY VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Superior Court OF Frapk
the Court House in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday the 18Th day of April, A. D. 1861,
at o'clock NJ. the following described Real Estate
situate In the county Of Franklin, and State of Ohio
witt Lot No. g. In the town Of Harrisburgh In said
county Z g-,s-.a sfsSrT crir fnrU efIiy
mpPlssssd ~ sgalo shat,r
Pnnter's lees % oO.vnl ,sisa 10 s'1rr g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
,urARRuRD.

On Thursday evening, the IAN ipss BY the Rev. Rob
srt Forester, his son, Mr.. MExANDER p. .ToRRHs-
|TER to Miss BLIzABErH, daughter Of Mr.. Stewart
Pringie, all Of TrAnklIn County. d&w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
surrsndsr o. tofr s M err GEN, Scott Not Re-
spossibls.


Telegrapbie dispatches and letter.writsrs con.
firm the report shat the evacuation OF Fort
Sumter has been determined'or by the Cabinet
ct Washington President BUCHANAN refused to
give up the Fort but left that humiIiabDg step
10 be taken By l.pplitting and Union: :.
ting suecesaor Tbisis wormyood and gan to
The radical Republicans, Who, before his ihaug.
uration, made sueh q bIpster about the ''back
bone" of "old Abe.pss He Was going 70 elevate
"high as Haman" the rebels and traitors in the
South, and give their Northern sympathizers
"the benefit q Kentucky hemp" 'sa y
But "a change has come over the spirit of
their dream.'' s'eld Abel, and bis Cabinet are
backing down. and the Republicans, set their
wits 70 work . fpd excuses for him and them.
One Of these which is most frequently put
forth, Il that heevacaationr Of Sumter Il W
military nssessitysy They say that General
scorT has declared 1t SO, and thus attempt 10
saddle the old colder with the responsibility
But this dodge Ton,t answer their purpose. Cen.
sral scotz has simply told President Lisoors
and bis Cabinet, when bis opinion was asked
how large 4 force. military snd naval, would b
required to reinforce. Fort Sumter. and tn
probable eonsequepces % yhici the 4tteppt 2
reinicrce il' would lead.s He has told them, q
runs the current hews, shat II would require
land force Of ten thousand men and all the die
posable nayal f5esep 81 1the United States ant
chat tVodIdA probably cause an adshsnsAtidl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TWILL
i pay all outstanding orderson the County Treaiury
from order No. 551 TO 600, inclusive, issued from
outstanding orders Issued this year up to date.
- IfBFsB JOHN @. TH0hP50N, ID Z
March IS, ls6l:ltd&3tw n Treasurer Franklin Go.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
rTh. =, of ~. !. NV ,, & terriblesDnoy, 3

L. n
uThe journal of this city 10 siterribleannoy.
ed and seandalzsd. gAtaptayer- meeting late-
" held in Ciueinnaii,a gentlsmsufrom Colun-
bus stated that the low state of religion here
In the winter season was caused,by the presence
Of the Lszislatnre.z The piuus man made, no
doubt, special reference 70 what the Journal
calls "tbsl desolation Of abominstion" in the
Capital City, during the last two winters, In
which . ssepnblican Legislature has had POI,
session Of the State House. "a. sEs5a2
The Repablican 'organ'' is grieved over this
scandalous statenent, and tries 10 parry It's
force b5 q feeble attempt at satire. But it
writhesfn pain while affecting q laugh, Il daIe
not deny Htba Impeachment. The fact is too
plain and pAlpsbIe, that sheap presence Of Leg
islatureip Which the S"hil her law" men and
"irrepressibles s." have almost unlimited sgays
is dsAgtnising % our CITY. and mikes 4 more,
impenetrable to religious impressions than
sodou and GomoFrAh. The Journal affects TO
sneer 90 shis ssksement while admitting its
truth This only proves It's hardness of heart,
and the dspFA ssd aSa hopeless character Of stse
politicsl SCHOOL co. which e belongs: D :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
Master Commissioners Sale.

,,,.t.s N lHut1 q i5hib sdI sirNTn
p.ss. J. S.r.,.s. ], sale order f Court !,
NY VERTUE,OE AN OR DER OF sAL.L
ID to me directed from the couri Of Common Plsas
Of franklin county Ohio will oder for sale a. the door
of the Court House, In the city Of conmbus, onas x
Saturday, the Goth day Of April, A. DlllS6li
bewsen the hours Of 10 oclock, A. .snd 4o'cloe p
the following described real estate situate Y shs oCSn
aNdivision of out lot No. s5 in .hseI 3, oolu~ba:
Ono Also, tract Of land in section 10, ali-secon ];
AID H. township s. rant a., Refugee la ds oep,npiDt
at the centre OF the Coin bus Granville Plank Road
at the northeast Of tract beionsiDg TO Wilcox
thence nth the centre Of said road rth7o easses
feet south deg. 40 mn west parallel wth east Hue
said Wilcox land and 22h feet tberefr1n. 40 poes
the north line Of tract belonging 70 Thomas sparrow
thence with north line Of sparro 5 land north 80 deg
west 25k feet to It's int section Of east line Of sdt
Wilcox land thence noth deg 40 min. east with cas-
line Of said wcoxs 80 10 poles to the beginning.
Lot No. Q appraised at 81 900. ~ szEF a
=" = ~ FL u n e. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
| Printers fees 81 90. and Master Commissioner.
! march l5-dlt4tw. p-fal!aff hHn1ErFI4 az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15

Dissolution Of C0-partnorBhip. y
nHE FiRm or y. HI. SMITH, a. co,
u ~ this deydiEgysd bynutpal consent. s,,,n,, "
: ssss,alhsssI ssia a~ l. &c. g. ssusa. sRsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
\ sPRING ELECTION.

MR, EDiroR:-please announce the name Of
eE0adE O. WILSON as candidate for Township Clerk,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic delegate Con-
vention. and oblige ~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15

!, EDrreR STATESMAN ;-plsase announce the name Of
JOAN JACOB HOFFMAN, as candidate for the office
or Township Clerk, Of Montgomery Township.
n Imh5;d. aigfH fs0 W MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
Master Commissioners Sale.

Columbus, Ohio, March 18th, 1861. N
mhl3-3tw. a H
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
The Atlantic Monthly.

= The, November No. is unusually rich.
! This part of Agnes of Sorrento has
less narrative interest than tha: in the Co.
tober number, and yet the introduction of
two new characters, NJ Monks, who compli-
cate tho relations, eff1ather Frpppe;.fo r p and
tantalize, one with. the expectation OF some
Of these dark convent plots one: ineetsawiah
in the olda time novel;, but the real inter
e,t the st'or'y is its history Of The moral q
and telsiep, progress Of he vorrld-eof tn !
e ,e;ernewtstrugsle betweer conscience and
the constituted apthorities-the; struggle ST.
going On TO- day in, our. Protestant socieI
ties, s'traly, as it ever progressed in the
ibosom' If The mother church. NgiIes Of
Sorrento i: . ,historiet novSl liz Tia ttuest
'2s!IaST sivaasf a&t ~ ,s.itSEinal aoTi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
!..... THE, FOUNTAIN
or
THE RED CALUMET.

Amid the z green prairics of the far
Northwest, where the foot of civilized man
has rarely pressed the soil, exists one of
the most extraordinary localities to be
found on the face Of the globe; for no.
where else upon the earth's surface have
the researches Of intelligent travellers. or
the investigations Of science revealed any
thing resem bling it. ~ I *'.' ''':
To find this remarkable locality upon
the maps OF the American continent, the
reader has only to place his finger upon
the i46th parallel Of north latitude, and
trace it westward, till the line intersects a
spot midway between the .meridians of SO
and 100 degrees west. This brings him
to that elevated region which forms that
vast watershed, from which flow many of
the most majestic rivers of the continent.
:: Here gushing springs, pure as the pear
ly idews ofheaven, give birth to the thou
sand rivulets that, meandering through
verdant meadows, form the gheadwaters of
the Missouri on the west, and the Mime
sofa, or st. Peters. River, on the east,
which together go to. swell the, mighty
foods of the "Father of Waters" in his
headlongs rush to the Gulf Of Mexico on
the south, while the +Bois .des Sioux, the
Wild Rice, the. Shayenne, and numerous
other streams, after pouring their waters
through many 4 sedgy and romantic lake.
let into the Red River of the North, are
finally lost among the white billows sof
Lake Winnepeg, which, in turn, ,1are min
gled with the briny waves of: Hudson s
fBay.D ifI i:1A H.sjs "r447 III - ?;,>.. y;
This extensive aud elevated, meadow,
sweeping in graceful undqlatieps 4 down
from jts crewning table-lands for .fortypr
s6dfty piles op either side, j., kpovn:by the
French fpr traders, who have Jill rye'csntly
been its only white explorers. q, the e.5a s>G &
tsaH ~ ds! Rrair'e.HD aud in. the: csntre Of
i this teh!e l.pd j. tQnpa tha rings!aI !ee.!i-
tosHs the egbis'aat ak this sdvli8 NFtie{
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
..t,: - From the Cleveland sPlai1dsalsr.
SOUTH a..CAROL1NA v: GEN
!lv t.a.i~,,'i TLEMAN. ..,..,, .,..,,,,
: A1l-Ne, Fne Old Elsglish Gentleman.

A1.-7ae Fine ol4 EIagA.a = gi Gentleman, l'r'',
Down in in I. .nn.i Palmetto State Tie cbuarioa.
: ones may lind, ''.' 3 2,'+ 3!.'I'' !" 's.lo
A ripping, tearing gentleman Of Ton uncommon
IJs!a kind.A ,|Jnl qset2 - l.s.!,tH.,'ta,
"A staggering, staggering, sort Of chap who
Y-.: takes his whisky straight, .-.,.-,
And frequently condemns his eyesto that ulti-
...' mate vengeance which : CLERGYMAN Of
ii high standing has assured W must be
- - sinners fate; i - ..,4l9t isl:,y
This South Carolina gentleman one Of the
present time f.,
You trace His gen ,alogy, and not far back
- you'll see -;
4 most uudoubted Octorosn, Or mayhap q
And # S,' you no'e the shaggy LOCKS that cluster
on his brow. =. > 1E';' '':' -
You II find every other hair varied with a kink
that seldom denotes pure Caucasian
blood; but on the contrary, betrays an
-, admixture with race not particularly
popular now;
This South Carolina gentleman, one OF the
present time. - u: 81
He always wears full dress coat, pre-Adam-
ite in cut,
With waistcoat of the broadest style, through
which his ruf1es jut; -
Six breastpins deck his horrid front, and on
= his fingers shine J. I ri: nN'
Whole invoices Of diamond rings, which would
hardly pass muster, with the original
Jacobs in Chatham street for jewels
. genuine;
This South Carolina gentleman, ons Of the
present time. '':''
He chews tobacco by the pound and spits uI on
the floor,
If there is not q box Of sand behind the near
est door;
And when he takes his weekly spree, hec lears
mighty track
OF everything that bears the shape. of whisky
skin, gin and sugar, brandy sour, peach
and honey. irrepressible cocktail, rum
=, and gum, and luscious apple jack;
This South Carolina gentleman, one Of the
preient time.
He takes to euchre kindly, too, and plays IN
e awful hand.
Especially when those he tricks his style don't
understand;
And if he wins, why then he stops to pocket
" all the stakes
But if he loses, then he says to the unfortunate
stranger who had chauced to win: ..lt's
my opinion You are cursed Abolition
ist, and if you don't leave South Carroll
na i'll one hour you will be hung like a
dog" but no efter to pay his losses III
makes;7
This South Carolina gentleman, one Of the
=, present time. :
OF course hess all the time in debt to those
who credit give,
Yet manages upon the best the market yield:
to live;
But if : Northern creditor asks him his bill tc
heed,
This honorable gentleman instantly draws hi.
bowie knife and pistol, dons a blue
cockade, and declares that in conse
quence Of the repeated aggressions o
the North. and its gross violations o
the Constitution, he feels that it woul,
l.. utterly degrade, him to pay: any deb
Whatever, and that in fact he has at las
determined to SEcEDE;
This South Carolina gentleman, one Of tn
present time.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

:. On the two o'clock slow freight aud pas
scnger train from Syracuse, yesterday; we're
a ladyand her son, youth Of good dimen-
sions; the latter travelling on ahalf tick
et." After innumerable stoppases and
delays: in unloading freight. &c., hy
which the patience of the passengers is
usually exhausted long before they reach
this city, the conductor made his appear
ance for tickets. CHANGING at the paste
board received from the boy, he looked
first at him, then at his mother, and then
at the ticket, aud remarked that be was
large boy to be riding at half.farre."
II know" said the Lady !; "I know he is
sir, but then he's grown good deal since
We started" The last seen of Alcek he
was on bis way TO- speak to tae engineer
about it. - '!.:>s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

INCREASE oE .PoPULArox;-The in
crease Of population IN Minnesota during
the Last decade is without precedent III
the history ofany new State In 1850
her population was GOT, in 1860 III,
99l, an increase of.over tve,ty7sesea A4a-
dred per cent. The increase of Oregon
during the same period was 294 per cent cent
Iowa 251: per: cent Texas 1877 per cent
Wisconsin .l54 Illinois over too pcr
cent: The Average growth of all the
states the last decade Mas-35,02 per cent.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

whoide>ires to re,gain a gentleman in tho
camp, lssth1 per ctual reiteration Of Ian.
guase which no decent dips would utter
in agsis' ers presence IfBut the negroes.
50 dosm Atically pronounced unfit, ,farsfree-
dom, were. in this respect models for those
who make high boasts Of ciyility Of nan
ners and Christiah culture. Out Of tho
sixty -four who worked for US, a|i but half
dozen were mc,nbery of the Church.
generally Bsptist.---Althoush without =
pastor, they held religious 1niectingI on
the Sundays which we; passed in Hamb-
ton, which was attended by about! sixfy
colored persons and three hundne.l ;si-
dlers. The devotions were deeorous3v
conducted, batting. some loud shouting by
one Or two excltable brethren, which th.
better sense Of: the rest could not suppress,
Their prayers and exhortations wele 1er-
vent, and marked by simplicity which
is not frequently the richeat eloquence.-
The soldiers behaved with entire proprie-
ty, and two exhorted them, with piou,
junction, as children of one Father, ran.
''"ea 4 BY '9e same : Rsase~sr: >5;y
On Monday evening, July 18th, when
the contrabands deposited their tools in
the courthouse, requested them to stop
a moment in the yard. I luade each :
present Of some tobacco, which all the
men and most Of the women use. AS
they gathered in circle around me, head
peerlng over head, I spoke to them brief.
ly, thanking them for their cordial work
and complimeuting their behavior, remark.
ing that l had heard no profane: or vulgar
word from them, in which they were al
example to us,-a9 ding that It was the
last time I should meet them, as We were
to march homcward in the morning, aud
that I should bear to my people a good
report of their industry and morais.-
There was another word that l could not
leave without speaking. Never before in
our history had Northern man, believing.
iuthe divine right of all men to their lib,
erty, had an opportunity to address an au-
dience of sixty four slaves and say what
the Spirit moved him to utter and I
should have been false to all that is true
and sacred=if I:had let. it'pass. j said to
them that there was one; more word for m,
to add, and that was, that every one of
them was as much entitled to his freedom
as I was to mine, and l hoped they would
all now secure it. "Belleve you, boss, ~
was the general response, and each one
With his. rough gravelly hand grssped
mine, and with fearful eyes and broken
utterances said, "God bless youl" ."May
we meet in Heaven. !" "Ny name is
Jack Alien, don't forget ;me!" ':Remem-
Der me, Kent Anderson ~ aud 81 on.-
No:-1 may forget the playsellows Of my
childhood, my college classmates, my pro-
fessional associates, my comrades in arms,
bit will remember you and your bene-
dictions until T cease to o;breaehe !. Fare
we'll, honest hearts, longing to be free !!
and may the kind Providence which for
gets , not the sparrow shelter and protect
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

The Pittsburgh, ssFt Wayne j; Chicago
r.: I. wa was sold m the 18th ult. As Elevs
land under decree of court, ana va Va; bid
is By Nj. J: Ed. La,iliios, Of tie We'll
k''owna6rm Of New York bankers, he'asis
~; sn: nsitalf OF: 4 purchasing committee.
IAsI II priss 1n!t was tno million dollhrsis-
IT,: sQuf}} that issued tie deorses:
Ss7a slstow aasa IA 3au aid sss ii s.<nfi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
A. CyoWAIT .

: ~ Dealer IN Fa,s;g1n and Domestic Ezehange,
II EEp Land Warrant. r, =; constantly on hand
~ and for sale at . small advance from New
York prices. e Collections made; Exehsuee
slowssteu rfentrases, ,TAxespaid,& &C.
e. st. Cloud, duly 28th, I86U.@;a i,sug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

-A gentleman from Cheat Mountain
tells the following :xp, e-.~ ------
81: A. squad Of Indiana volunteers out
seou ing, came across an old lady in log
cabin in the mountains. After the usual
salutations, one Of them asked hera-o 81
u Swell old hdy are you i aeceah g.
No., was her answer, care. you, pn-
ion ? w. What are you then ?''-
- az. b sP:ts1, aud al.oay. have beeaa:''
Tie aoosiers let dowa. y |. !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
T. 81 o M A s J ON E. S..
II ,'.,-s-rBLACKSMITH. ,:,y- ~

o. Al L, kinds Of work done In the best posi-
IN bic msnase, I Particular attention given
to herssand ox7shoeing, plow work, andre
4 " s9ss ! sse aea' '''1f a1f
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
DIR, w. B. S1MONTON,

DR.. w. B. S1MONTON,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professional
Services to the Citizens of St. Cloud and
dts Vicinity.
G.sidsucc, L.wer Town. second house south
-. of Ravins, formerly occupied by Mr.
& Ihuorne.
~ Particular attention given to Operative
s3ryery. vol-lony"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

the oe elo0OCKAT 7"'
/, psubbli.h,aa V i 81. Cloud, s..arns County,
Minnesota, every Thursday afternoon. -
Qr.lcs ,Co.xss. TalaD Avsxui, Avn WAsA :,
49,. .,.. IxoTox SrHEEr!
',"' <''"9'' -! -!Aoooo---.- --!l'':i .''3 ~
.'''"0o = b 'aH''sTERNS::i n'gitIs . .::s'
D3GnsE>Il s4Istt>r3 I J. D., . !, "a
One copy, one year, a,oy
Five copies, one year, o,So
Tan a. -----n<..s~ sn-.-.-- --1O,V
Twenty @opies, one ysar, land one
copy extr~ tS~tAS lgetter.a1pL sfxhe
club. 5000
fsy mont t1iass in1iAsAy bsaadeIaa Advance
RATES OF-ADVERTIs1N0
Ono column, joneySir,7o szi-r?E $4,000
half column, $500
Ohs.Yol,rth ii Z column -. -2O,e0
one square, (tei lines Or less) one week, 100
busin ess Cards not ossr six lines, 500
over six liues and under ten, = 100
Legal Advertising: Done at legal rates.
All letters o. business to be directed to the
EDITOR. ".: t..
=. JOB>PRINTING
OF i'll kinds neatly, cheaply and ezpeditiously
executed. Z 80.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
AMERICAN N. HoU Sc,
:.a,s ST; CLOUD, :r,:.r: MINI, 49,.

.fTlHK, above house has been opened by the
undersigned, and the most perfect and am
ple accommodations provided for the comfort
sof guests. Ills pleasantly situated, commands
= good view, and is we'll kept Travellers
!stopping there. can take the stages for any de-
" The Grow Wing stage leaves this house ON
TTussday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.
q ,'>S II v3n44:1yA:>. Atsp !4FrMONTI.r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07
H NRY w. RY,,
.. j. CARRIAGEMAKER. .

r. HAVE removed to my new shop near, the
Bridge, whore am prepared to do all kinds
sfwork in the Carriagemaking line. Wagons,
carriages and sleighs made in = neat and SUBJ
stAntial manner at low rates. Particular At
xention paid to repairing v3-n1l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-07

=. w METZROTH,
YER CHANT TAIL Or,
vll:ALER in Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
a o,s, to the inspection Of which he invites
h,sfriends and the public.
dcs1O L857-ly
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-01
Friendly Interview with the Rebels.

a Friendly interview Wltn Inc Aeo7AS'
c.rr.sponde nee of the y. Y. Tribune.
Washington, sept 18th, 1861. have just
r,arnod tive particulars of two interviews watch
r,,, Mace on Sunday last between some mem~
hers Of Colonel jiayness S5h Pennsylvania
Rq.iment and the Virginia 4od (ReNcI), STA
TONED On opposite banks OF the Potomac al
Great Falls. The river is here not more than u
hundred wards wide, and the pickets OF both
sizes have occasionally hailed each other. YIN
Sunday Che Rehals invited some Of our men
.eross Stain. that il they would leave tpeir
arms behind them they would receive hospltable
utatmeo., and be allowed to return.
Ono Of the Pennsylvania boys stripped
,,nnnod in. and swan over lie was helped up
.bs rocks by . Virginia Captain, who gave hlm
Ms 3yercoat to wear, and proposed that ne
should take Il drinli Of whisky. Ii drink
sajj the soldier. 1t must be to Our Country.
VERY GOOD, -" said The ReVel officer, " VIII
nia you Here's to our country y AND tins
men on both sides OF the river joined IN a
aaartg cheer The man remained an hour or
.yo and then swan back. q Little nchulous
frat1 the many hcahhs he had been obh8eo &c
drink
ln .1a ,il.rpoon several Of the Rebels return
"a the visit They were courteouSiy ehVel Fo'I.ou NV
md exchanged buttons WIN o II men, d. so"'.n
iys ct the interview. we uoh W. I 3 '','
>aue ab,ut the war, said they %nN non
want to h?ht buC we can help It, hoo p"n
>y|y.ni3ns are like friends and bro(hota, ana
Wish We bad those I'D South Carelih'%"
AGAINST US instead Of YOU Ono OF tHo vi
,;,nm Ulcers tool, off bis gold sleeve oqC'oh'
having no o,hcr disposabIe gilt at hahu' "n
received q quarler-cagle in return. Uoo
I.ord !" said he, {" It's been d long TIME Sll'
i've seen such piece Of money lney WEI
all anxious 10 know the popular seh'iln0n'
Pennsylvania and the other Border States III l,
aton to the way, and seemed good oeal
dressed at learning the truth, lhey appear
20 be tolerably we'll clothed and 1ed, ana
not complain Of their condition.
Iwo Of the soldiers exchanged letters nv
their sweethoarts. Various exchanges OF llVN
papers, &c., were also made, and III the acL y
men received letter from n sister OF one o.
Eehejs without the owner 6 knowledge
an opportunity Of reading the letter this MOI
M, and give you an interesting extract VIZ
from " lake care of your clothes tho WI
says for don't believe there is yard Oh 81
for shirts or clothing in the whole county
IA"rc as not, IN the Uh0it C0uaty, q pour"
c!5ce err a poand Of sugar. Mrs.--uses no'
IN her ten. Send some OF your money no
wien You get it,
Itappcars from other paris of the iet'
that the country had been entirely srlppeu
cloth, Shoes, coffee and sugar, III order 'Ha'
army may be supplied. With the present
oImous prices Of all those articles IN the 90"
1t Is difficult to see how those surplles can
Kept up much longer,