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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

BI virtue OLA leersc and execution 90 me
directed from ihe RanIoiph Circuit Court. I
"a $50 expose To- sale .t th~ court house door in
Odd day OF November, 1861,
Between ihc hours ~ ioo'ciock 3. ". aud {
O'Clock p. m. of said dav. ile follow nr rem
estate. situated iu Randolph Co., Ind. to-Ru
= he undivided interest Of Charles Lew
Is I'm the west BAR Of the north east quar-
ter of section one, township sixteen, 81
range one west, containing eighty acres
more or less.
Exceuf-l as fhe property 80 The said Charles
Levi. az lhc suit ~ Io4n Il. Gior.
Al. JENkINf
oct. 81. IsGt. 'e3. sh'n X =.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
al WoRK WARRANTED!
SHERIFF's SALE.

HV virtue ofa decree aud execution 90 me
directed frnm fHt fari0lph Circuit
Court. faliIexpase - sale attlc Court House
foor. RI Manchester. Randolph CO.. Ind, on
SATURDAY,. the
23d day OF November, 1861,
Between tbe hours of % o'e'ock a. o.. and {
O'Clock D.. u.. of sai8 daf. the following real
estatc.s.igatea in Randolph to.- lnd.. 60 v e.;
Out-lots number twenty ioaf and tWen-
tF-fFe Dob Mumma's extension % kis ad-
.ition CD The town Of Winchester.
ENeented ~ fhc property of John =
GsUesel and hmIlne 0anekei. 90 ihe'sait ot
James tiaytoa.
a. JENKINS
o. %. leGf fee ISL SA-n Is. G
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

TAKEN UP, hy samuel Minis. IN
Jackson Township. Randolph County. In
diana, ou the hta day of October. l-6l,
ONE BLACKS fALLlON. oucNhite pot
iust below the sht ear aud bad On WHEN
taken un, one saddle. bride and collar,
supposed 20 be fvc years old las. Spring.
So other marks 0r brands pcceveab'e,
and appraised at one Hundred aul lofty
dollars, by John Goodman and Aaron
5 m.nans on The 9th day ofCctober, i~6l
Jouv b. G3a8mcH, clerk OF r.. &.
Nov IT, l-Gf 5 g..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
VTsrRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP by Alfred Lenox. o.
Wayne Township, Randolph County, IN
diana, 4 LIGHT BAY MARE, with
black main aud tail, black legs, shod all
round, some SiFia LEFT hini leg, few
white hairs 10 her forehead, L. hands high
and aboat six years olG.
said mare WAS taken up en- the 81 DAY
of September, 1861.
JouN b. GooDmcu, Clerk Of Z. c.
Nov. ID. L-61. . ~.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

- ALL OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of an order OF the Randolph
Count Of Common Pleas. made 80 tire
0-fobcr Terra, a. j. l~5l, / wiil sen. II
public sale, q, tie court house door IN
Winchester, on saturday. December II.
A. -. I-6l, bctween the hours OF ID
O'clock a. IN. anu io'clock p. ID. Of slia
day the following real estate ia Rando.ra
County, Indiana, to-w.t:
The undivided hall 81 the north end cl
the south hdrof fractional section NUM-
3er Q, Township rumacr l6, of Range
~ cst. containing d1 acres, sumcrt q the
interest 81 the nilou 81 James H.. Ora
ham, decd
TERMS OF sALEAOue-dlird cash
in hand; one-tlirl ia nine and The resi-, ne
+ iu eighteen months ium day ~ -aIe
For the deferred payments She purtha 81
/ viii oe required to .ife lis notes, waving
valuation aul apardsmeut laws. and e.
secure the same by mortgage ou said real
F estate. The purchases Mil receive, ou
tae day OF safe, q certificate of purchase.
aad, IL tae sale shai be confirmed by TIC
court, he viii receive decd.
JoHv ARMSTRONG, Adm.
NOV. 10, ls61.
/ 3g)WN & CHevry, Attv's.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
THE CHRISTIAN Examiner.


The Examiner is published on The first
Of January, March, Nay, July, Septem-
Der and November. by the Proprietor,
Thomas b. Fox, az Walker, Wise & Co.'S
Book store, 2iJ Washington ST.. Boston,
in numbers Of at least l5G octave pages
each, at four dollars year, plyade in
advance.
The Christian Examiner was instituted
in lsol 10 American, and rew Foreign
Periodicals, of its class, can show seocnfy-
me roIames containing articles OR larger
variety oiimportant subjects, or OF great
CT merit. From the beginning has mum
bcred among las contributors some OF the
ablcst scholars and best writer. OF all pro-
fessious and different denominations, an,
has been highly esteemed for its literar.
and philosophical criticisms ai,d i.,depend
ent theological discussions.
The November number now before Us
exhibits as lis table OF contents the FOL
lowing
l. The Relation of War to Human
Nature.
.. Daniel o. Foe.
! 3. Tao'uck ON Prophecy
4. Buckir's History of Civilization.
>. Western M0nasticism.
G, Joseph Violin.
:. Review of Carreut Literature.
For thc present We will say that w,
would not do without the first article FOL
the price Of the Examiner.
subscriptions received at the Post Of
flee and Journal Office. Otherwise address
the Proprietor.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

STATE OF KANAHwA.-The
vote OF Western Virginia is re,
ported to have been nearly unani
nous Tor the proposed division OF
the State aud the erection OF a
new one Of The Western counties,
to be called the State Of Kanah-
wa. The delegate convention 70.
putting the new Government on
foot will meet on the 18th inst.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

ts-es - tt-h RE
Bf virtue % q dsrr.e ana execution 90 me
directed from TIE Randolph Ci-cut Coari.
VIII expose - Sale nt ihr coBr'
house lnor 80 Winchester. kaudolph County
Indiana, on SATUKpAA.the
7th day OF December, 1861,
Between The hours Of fno'clock 81. on. and 8
O'Clock T. ul. of SAID day. the following real
estate. situated iu Randolph Co.,. Ind. lo wit.
Lot No. two hundred and SiAtv- and
Lot No. two hundred and Sixty eight in
the extension of JOHN A. Mummas addi-
ton TO the town oil Winchester Randolph
County, Indianl.
Executed as the property of John V.
Brewer and Nrgarct Ercwcr, ut the suit
ofFrncis NJ. WAY
:. n. JENKINS.
Nov. II, 1901. free $751; Sh'aR. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

The Governor oil Maine has a
requisition for three more regi-
meuts, which will make 10000
in the field as the force Of that
State.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Isaac Y. Fowler, the default
ing Postmaster Of New York, IS
employed In Barron, Forbes <
Co.'S Cotton mill, at Topic, Mex
leo, at a salary Of 8 800 per an
num.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Majog-General Halleck, o..
California, has been assigned to
the Department in the West, as
Fremont'S successor. 1t was by
the approval Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Charles Anderson, a brother oil
Gen. Anderson, was arrested in
Texas recently while attempting
to emigrate with his family to
Kentucky. His family was al
lowed to proceed.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Major Carpenter, o. the 10Th
l.. s. Infantry, has succeeded
Gen. Wood as mastering officer
Tor Indiana.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
TELEGRAPHiG WAR NEWS!
= 49, fiflf ttiO ~ Hta W. - ~
CLIPPED FROM DAILY PAPERS.
The Cairo Expedition Heard
From.
DESPERATE FIGHT At BEL
MONT, MISSOURI!
TIiiETN-FIHE HUNDRED IN
IONISTS ATTACK 1000 REBELS.
The Rebels Driven Across the E!y-
er. their Camp Burned, and
stores Captured.
CLIPPED FROM DAILY PAPERS.

TIE FEELS RE-IXF0RCED-THE FIGHT
MEN RETURN CAIRO.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

There are ten thousand bales OF
cotton at Memphis, Tennessee,
awaiting conliscation on the arri-
val OF the Union forces.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Senator Beniamin's fine prop
erty III Washington has been con-
liscated 70 the use OF the Govern
ment.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Connecticut has organized,
equipped and sent into the field,
nine regiments Of infantry, besides
purchasing ten thousand rifles.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

NuMBER Of CAruoLICS NoRTu
ANo Souru.-According TO the
statistics given in the Catholic
Almanac, there are 900 Ca'h-
olics in the Rebel States, and p
900 100 in the loyal portion OF
the Union.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

The Post Office Department
has already issued fifty five mill
ions Of the new stamps, and as
many more will be required to
supply the demands Tor them now
on file.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

The army at Washington, now
under Gen. McClellan's exclusive
command, is said 10y George
Wilkes, olthe Spirit Of the Times,
TO number 30, eco.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

The Richmond Examiner says
tn It the freedom with which the
Confederate Treasury notes are
couatcr.eited has almost stopped
their circulation.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

i Maryland Rebel recently as
serted that no less than eleven
thousand soldiers had been re-
cru.ted from that State for the
Rebel army, besides furnishing
immense amcvuts Of supplies.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Thomas Wildey, OF Baltimore,
founder Of tie Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, died about three
weeks ago.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Senator Bakers body has been
transmitted to California, for bu-
rial. 1t viii lie deposited on Lone
Mountain, near the grave Of Sen
ator Broder,ck.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

There are eleven clergymen
holding positions as prlvates and
officers in the Douglas Brigade,
now being raised at Chicago.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

4 devoted wife in Ohio cut
OF her husband S fingers to keep
him from enlisting. She may
have been devoted to her hus-
band, bat no. 20 her country.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Two thousand i've hundred
barrels OF Sorghum Molasses
were manufactured in Ottowa
County, Illinois, the present sea
son.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

The Nashville (Tean) papers
are beginning to talk about the
.delenses Of that city as being en-
tirely insufficient to offer any re
sistance, should the place be at
tackled.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Thee coatrablnds arrived at
New York on THURSDAY two
weeks ago, in the steamer Nc
Lellan, a man and two women.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Rev. Henry Fowler, pastor O!
the Second Presbyterian Church
at Auburn. y. Y, has been dis
missed from his pastorate for de
liycring an anti-Slavery dis
course!
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

All the BeJel prisoners recent
~ confined at Fort Lafayette
have been removed to Fort War
rem, Boston Harbor.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

The farmers, in parts OF New
England have found while thresh-
ing their grain, large numbers OF
live army worms In the stacks.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

Thomas Wildey, OF Baltimore, f.
founder Of tie Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows, died about three
weeks ago.
There are ten thousand bales OF
cotton at Memphis, Tennessee,
awaiting confscatlon on the arsi-
val OF the Union forces.
The Richmond Examiner says
tn It the freedom with which the
Confederate Treasury notes are
couutcrieited has almost stopped
their circulation.
Two thousand five hundred
barrels OF Sorghum MoIasses
were manufactured in Otowa
1If. ~. .,..,..,. co
.'''''' '''''''''' ''''
All The ReJeI prisoners recent
ly confined at Fort Lafayette
have been removed to Fort War
.ren, Boston Harbor.
Senator Baker, BODY has been
transmitted to California Tor bu-
rial 1t VIII be deposited on Lone
Mountain near the grave oil Sen
.s.-
The Governor OF Name has a
requisition for three more req
, 1861-05-11
Impressions Of TraTelier<-The Seut1
menf& OF the South.

Impressions OF q T'rateller-The Seutt.
menfz OF the South.
Benson j, Lossing, the historian Of the Rey-
olution, has just returned rom trip through
the Southwestern Slave States, and eommuni-
cstea to the Poughkeepsie Eagle some infer
esing particulars Of the condition # private
sentiment In those States. from all that be
has observed be says: -: ~.. :"-
Ny conclusions afe that, underlying the
secession sentiment that covers the whbIe
surface Of society at the South, there is deep
and abiding love Of the old Union, silently
praying for dellverance from despotism
which has few parallels In the history Of the
sured to become fearfu1ly energetic, Thor
oughly unfettsr its limbs By the strong arm. Of
Federal power, 1t will become speedily onani-
potent in crushing the eggs of seltah rebellion
out of which ara hatched the toul serpents. of
dtsunion. Let the Government gtTe that ass11r-
ance BY quick, powerful and effective action.
and convey the Truth to q deceived people, al
saa month Of the cannon If necessary, and all
Will be well soon- Yet the Government has
foe to meet not to be despised The chief
rebels are desperate and determined men, en-.
doTed with superior talents, and furnfshed
with many resources. Ills now auestion
with them, Of life and death, honor or dishon
OF, glory or 1nfamy. Those who are involved
In this treason By taking up arms Tor them,
are in the same desperate condition. And the;
South IL full OF oraFe and self sacriheiHK man.
In al emergencies, when tbs flag Of our com
mon country called for defenders, they have,
shown, Al alacfity and courage In responseuot
to be surpassed In . good cause they make
puissant cohorts, Let the Government. .and
tue: Northern States, then, b. prepared for q
desperate conflict" ..--.., -
, 1861-05-11
ElreRi&r 70 QoffeStofxs Surveyors and
!, other N1{eeY1 or the Customs on the
:; Nbrtheru and WorthNFk8keEn Waters
- NJ - UTrtha1 EtM& M&Am.


=. ether OMeeIs of the Cnsfoms SM the
:. nFpFneF9 nFttl mtsaS sm@ sTesnas ss"@s" s@set"
~" sseA"..az. +.~s.@. a. 1.s4
!. 3hhA7o*a ~esAnanA =, n.n' ~ leo!'
o. the 18Th OF APRIL, 18oi, the Ffesldent o.
the United States, By Froclamatlon, declared
ne ports ef south Carolinh, Georgia. faonas,
under blockade: sud On the 1!tn o. Ine esne
month"; g another Proelnmation dech,eo me
por@ OF virgins and Norm Cafonna also ~ IT.
GER blockade, etneo which pfoclamaIlon tala
department has received reliable in1ormston
taa1 attempts are frequently made 10 iafnisn
afn1, munitions OF VIII, provisions ana oInef
supplies 20 pstsons ahd pasMss e Ihons ass.sg e1
N open insarreeu4l aeaansE Inc oons11tot1oao
authorities OF the Union.
1t becomes my duty, therefore, to instruct
you to cause careful examination to be made
Of the man1festa 0f all steam OF other vessels
departing from your port with cafgoes whose
ultimate destination you have satisfactory
raeson to believe Is under the control Of such
insa1rectlouary parties, and to compare the
safao with the eargo On board; and Il any
such manifest be found to embrace any Articles
Of the description befoFe mentioned, or any
such articles be found to constitute part 6f
the cargo, y0u Will take Ill necessary and
proper measures to prevent the departure OF
the vessel, 8nd to detain the aame in your
custody until all such articles be renoved
therefrom. and for further proceedings accord
ing to law. .
You Riu also make careful examination OF
all fiat boats and other water crafts without
manifest, and of railroad CATS and other Vehi-
cles arriving at or leaving yonr port, laden With
merchandise tbs ultima edestination Of which
you have good reas On to believe Is for any port
or place under insu1rectinnary control: and II
arms, munitions Of war, provisions, or other
, 1861-05-11

Ia sw of present pesce aud tha f,t,,,s
ztistdluhas d the expected volnntesr -,,,
p@s1ies i from Chicago, II is due to the neo.
H1a hereswsy 70 give them m explxnatso.,
q Ethe rea.unk Why the German oonpaaie,
eseensha city capt Kowbold'A and caps
4Aha1et9ya !! 7. y s.-after;: having been sworn
- 4he: sarxios:R ths United seate..--
$sb1ae aas asnsn4har of ths six nd:
sssaas :eeaep<ed ~ ,fas Government
ts.d9hs taa 7orgsnised under shs s;suthoratrt
Il - Thsy ms coauliiliui1sd :br:s
s&Aad md brave men. Captain Kp4ihoia
- Hsade h'4 repsttatton and eaa suatsin 4:
osp* Mihalotzy Il . Hungarian, .saaeaasd
= =. shs. Austrian army; no MN q nrsys
1.ed~ in the revolutionary forces ef 1e4a:
.ee!,.., e Aaan u Front aao KA&s b. HI
, 1861-05-11

Reception Of General Wool I'm Troy.
iFton the Troy Daily Timas Of saturdayl -
: Tha return OF our distinguished fallov. ctti-
aen, s2auerxl Wool, from New, York, on satur.:
day evening, waa the signal for = grand popu..
bar aid spontaneous denonstrktloa In Ills DO.
aneh ~ only the. anadiaFAnd patriot can: :arouae'
Ia the hearts OF his friends and nsiRhbors,
The gathering WAS unexpected to the Genaral.
When he rsAched the depot, however, hi eur-
prise was awakened b. N army: Of people not.
less than two &boussad strong, who had eou,e
constant and MesIy1ng devotion 70 hia cong
tt4b fnterests ii fhe 2dty Of New York.
Hnn. Abrazn p. DIN, Captain George & VII:
lard, Lthntenant Strong, Of the Arsenal, and
othat KemtIa men. greeted the General In the
~, and led him 70 tha platform, where Mr..
unn addressed him ia afeW Worda of welcome,
70 which 9enar0. Wool replied Ii patrinEie.
speech calling hpon every man to stand 81;
the faG aud not faltar Ii hls devotion and lovsas
tor the country He, declared that fhs 1asea-.
sion lAadera ard traitofa must be pat down at
eYery coet, and fhe question decided Whethef.
ne clam q ons institntion in the Houth u
paramount to Ill othe8s Ia the land. He pald
high eomRllQasnt 70 the Union Defsaee Com
mites of Now York, saying that he belleved
tho salvation Of Warrington NM due 'fn fha
,sdorts of this contufttee during, he luna.
Thsn thu Capital ws& fairly hlockSded md I'll
oV4QW1n1$@4au0 M4Ak II 01k OH: lHC&S pntI&
m@ stepped forth boldly IN ths braaeh. and
apooinp1Sh he'd q degree of work sn8a II &a6pened
commrntcsttap. plaped naan md -itb7 @sioas Ia.
the. Cpttlt md diff ated 4ha sohemA af TIA.
haltoa Mt0 tthrtatensd IN daet aettloh.: ,At.
the rDneau6toh' Of 'Gsuaral- u 56l4 rs1ialk
thscrowd opaasd On both ttde4, aad ths, ,i3enr
taA1s descended the platform ID bis, cafT1a0e,s
which was ia waiting outside the depot Tha
entire crowd aft4adsa7 =hlm sto hl5 reaidenas,
Nhsfs nos: .pseeaaa = aiaae hy ~, DIN
srsi Wool sd hi s5sle ;po,,as.t ts.i o ,,s 49,
sso eos,sps1sttef,1 mill. ,fhH shas 8naneisd
esansf ahonads b 1aasa d,o oasost. again pVeS III
a0fss eaa Other RneRes atalsR Ill eas 1ehs!s,
, 1861-05-11

The editor Of the Reaps has received letter
from the Indian Nation. giving assurances Of
the kind reception the ChoctaWE, Chickasaws,
.ghsrokees. seminoles and Greeks gave to the
State Convention TAese tribes arc sIaye-
holders, aud are for secession and the South
eEn Contederacy. The Cherokees have tsclear-
Cd cut. the, Abolition enrnisa1ies among
faem Passor JONES', secretary Of Ross, their
chief, and an Abolition agent, was IN such
a;anEer Of bis Lie that he kept himself locked
to see him, Communication with him being
held IN writing. He will have to leave the
country. at
The ChickasawB wished to eecede at once
The Cherokees wished 70 toaft until tss .etauM
OF the delegation they had sent to Washington
to ~ a6oat 1scir 5assds held in trust by the
United States Treasury. g.
, 1861-05-11

been and where he got his military lose
lheIr commands were among the very first
TO volunteer. They generously rendered
their services for say post Of danger.
They were ths. earliest At Cairo; and
we cast no reflections when we eay
that they have borne thsir part Is
well as any. Capt Miha1otzy::.. has,
al the wAile sinca the camp was formed,
occupied The postof honor and Of danger;
and Capt Kowbold il not accused Of want.
ing in any good work. By Whit hocus-
pocus, OF by whose fault, or neglect, were
they LEFT QUIT Their readiness to serve
has not been questioned. Their ftness is
acknowledged. Why (and We ask for an
answer} vera they passed byf Can any
at Springfield or Cairo tell
, 1861-05-11

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune, |
WABHrHeTuN, Tueeday, May Z, 1861.
This has :been: a dAY to be marked with q
White stone In this G spisal Camp. The rain is
which Is little heaven for these rainy times
especially for soldiers, and right gladly have
they improved it. As If to usf1er In the day
well, there 'csme in, some say three thousand
new ones this morning, who, added to the rs.
o0C ALREADY here, make every: house and every
just swarfuirg. At nine o'clock the several
regiments we're, choosing their guards fot
twenty -four hours. Not without musie-we
happened to hear the famous Rhode Island
Band, twenty TWO pieces strong, and finely
dressed. Their grounds uere the hollow
square or outyard within the enclosure Of the
Patent Office, and With the echo the high mar
O'Clock, the battery ii fified cannon On tha
north Of the building Was manned and hozsed
BY ona hundred &nd twenty. men and forty
eight roadsters, beside the lighter horses of
tho officers. And - they II z1ndlad and thun,
dered away for the grounds under the Ehadow
Of the Washington Monument, we thought
:Napt: Bragg" might yet be accommodated by
%. another regiment coming from: Rhode L.
land with just such smother battery, str pieces
and; 10 man. We'll doue, Rnpdai and ,ahs Ii.
Illustrates the. fact that if !" large bodies move
slow," small ones move quick. :. =: !,
So does New Jetsey, whose Blues " a.
ready hare BY two thousand, were increased
this morning by another thouesnd, all Of
whom paraded ut o'clock, reaching nearly
the Ehola laugth in, the ayenun from Third
street to tbs Treasury. They passed On in
review before the Wnite House;, under tbs
sYa ot the President Il was curious to eb.
serve the port and dress IL they dah1ed bafofe
him. Nh. Lincoln waa a good figure to recog-
niza in sthe Notwithstanding uncoVer8di head
and shoulders aeove tha rest The hdlcerS
brought fhdit swords to their front, tnan grace.
fully AFayadthem to the feet oftha President
The sdldfefH mostly touched their caps Or
waived their t6udh. Ona fal1ow, rs hA IaAsad,
sung ont tudbJyenough, "haW are ye, une1a..n
But Old Ate was never nonplhssed by q Haat'
of. dignity towards him. and smiled - 4e'
boveQ, which eausM tha crowd TO thke IA
spdexaantr5, Whit they would otHer~1 hsva
er1tieizsd ssyereiy., There. Msa .ona min: nan: who
M IA Unloh HgH,:and satd. d tna Preatasntr
tx.1dqn't think the uu1on, ,wiN p6 dlsaotvSd.. = ::
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