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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-14

fusing to carry water for the kitchen af'
ter having been ordered to do so by the
Orderly Sergeant. II. Loub, is sentenced
''to two months hard labor, with stop
page of pay fer the same time, and to
carry a kuap'ack filled with sand, sDd
weighing sixty pounds, four hours each
day, from TO a NJ. and from 3 to 5
p. n., and to continne this for thirty ouc
days"
Private Frederick Stabel, Company G
4l.t DeKalb Regiment, New. York Vol.
untecrs, convicted of desertion from the
service of the United States On the 25th
day of August, 1861, is sentenced Ito be.
in the presence OF his regiment. marked
on the left hip with the letter d, one inch
snd quarter in length, with indeiisle
ink, and to hard labor, with thirty tao
pound iron tall attached to his ri BIT leg
by chain six feet in length, for the bal.
ance OF bis tern ofcnlistmcnt."
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New York Markets.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. I3. l

WEDNESDAY, Nov. I3, 1861.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wheat Flour
sales of 81 $50 bbls at SIS 55sS5 65 TO,
Soperhne State and Westera. Rye -four
at S3aS4 %. Corn Meal st S3 30 foI
BraDdywinc, and S3 SO for Marshs Cal
oric a1oat
GRAlN-Wbe beat; thss sales are 81 .7OC
bush Chicago Spring at 81 20aSl "a
Oats are in good demand at 45o for Wes.
tern and 45c FAR Ss.ate. Rye; sales of 2 ;
100 tusb River Of e2c. Corn 1T 66c for
Eastern mixed; 69c for Western Yellow
PROVISlONS-Pork; sales of &c
thls at Sli 50aSl5 25 Dressed Hogs
are quite active at 45a5c for heavy.
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a Righteous Decision.

A negro woman belonging to citizen
Of Alexsndria, early in the Rebellion.
was Imprisoned By her m sster iu the city
Jail oO Suspicion OF an intention to run a
way. which suspicion vas founded upon
the fact that she had, on seseral occa
sions, furnished meals 10 rome of our sol
diers, from btr masters table 4 short
time ago her mistress applied to the Pro-
vost Court for lave TO take her from
Jail, which wa> granted. On the night OF
her release her master took her to tb,
garret Of his house, gaEsed and found
her, aud whipped her furiOu>ly, then
locked her 10. Doring toe night she e.
c1ped b; the window. sni ia the mofriux
made complaint to Judge Free>e. He
moued her nastrr, " ho Is one Of the
L. f. vs., and ordered him to be con
fined in Jail EI' ulfe, with tears in her
eyes, apple. to Gen Montgomery for re
lief, and be arre.ted the order for i'm
prisonuept Tie question va taken to
the War DepaFtme nj, and Assistant Sc
cretary Scott. Wbo is a wise a. be is a
bic, 10 decjdin2 it, said be felt DO di,po-
stioD to G,e6dle with the action of the
Provost Court in any OF its deci-ions, but
especially in tLi- one. tecaa-e it seeucd
in his opinion to be eminently jast and
proper.
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ACROSS THE WAY.

Across the way there stands a dwelling
Neither gloomy. grand or gay;
Not attractive. not repel!ipg-
You have passed it many day.
Not note of jog or sadness
To my bearing ever flowed
Sorrows plant or musics fladDess,
From that quiet. calm abode.
But within that doorwsy ever,
Morning. evening, rain or shine,
A man there ,its wth tie Journal By hiu
Reading Pyles "sdvers" line by line
splendid assortment of Fall end
Winter clothing, at 2 les Fashion Hall
opposite the old Easton Bank.
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Orphans Court Sale

by virtue of an order Of sale issued Gu
OF the Orphans Coart of Monroe County
there will be exposed to sale by puhll,
vendue. on
Wea'esc7dy, tie 4th Dig Of December, 1861
at two O'Clock IN the afternoon. upon the
premises. the folIosipg Real Estate, lat,
oil Isaac Widows, deceased, viz:
A certain lot or piece of land situate
on the North aud South Turnpike. in th,
Tow wnship of Pocopo, County of Monro,
and >tase of Penn-y ania, adioinin.
lands OF Charles Reinhsrt. Frank Sbch
John Wooding aud others containing
Twenty-Five acres,
De the same more or less. nearly all clear
ed, about aercs meadow, balance ti!la
blc land
The inpro7eGents are one and hal
story
LOG HOUSE, s.b 5
with plank addition. the whole belu.
tout lG by 81 feet. cellar under part.
Frame Barn about % by 35 feet,
A branch of Pocono creek runs through
the premises, spring Of water near tie
house.
Terms aud conditions will be made
known at ti9e and place Of sale by
NATHAN FRANTZ,
AdniDistrator.
Poaono, Nov. 7, 1861.
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Washington, Nov 10, 1861
The Speculation in Arms.


The Government has wisely concluded
to stop the speculation in arns. 1t ha,
notified all the Governors Of Ststes that
the price for first cla-s or Enfield riled
mu.kets shall not exceed $40 each, de.
liycred in New York. Thts course has
Leen rendered necessary ty the fact thai
parties haTing contracts with .he Govern
ment to deliver Enfeid guns in New
York at Sl9 to $50 each, haFe yielded, il
many eases, to more tempting ofers
caused by competition among the AGENT
OF the several States. The Gogerbrlept
will hereafter take possession of arms ar
rivias in this country, AMI pay an az
sesscd value for them All pnrchascs
hereafter made will te subject to the in-
spection and approval Of Ordnance off,
GERS Of the United States Army. The
Government has contracted for the man
ufaeture OF large number Of the hest
Springfield rifed suue, ard large num-
Der OF trceching loading arms to be man.
ufacturcd 10 this country. These, to
gether With the contracts auth soriled a
broad for immediate use, will soon give
q sufficient suPplg for al present and ia
ture wants OF the army. Contractors
will therefore please inake note that 40
more arms than those already provided
for will be wanted. | sill also aid that
of saters the surply on baud and con
trseted for is more than equal to the cas-,
airy that will be orsauized during the
var.
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SheYiIff's Sale,

BY virtue of writ OF lie, ari facias to me
directed, Issued out of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of Monroe county. will ex
pose to sale OF public vendue, on
Saturday, tie 7th dag Of December ncrt
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
publi, house Of Charles Trocb, in the Bor
outh of Stroudsburs. the following de
seribed real estate, to wit:
4 tract of land surveyed on warrant
granted to Alexander Brodhead, contain
ing
S53 Acres,
and alloWance. situate in Price (now Bar,
retD Township. in the County of Monroe
and State of Pennsy lvaDia, and nun bcred
Oh the mi,siouers' Books of said
county, and on Torry's Map No 294 -
The tract is we'll tim hered with Hem lock
Oak, Chestnut, &c There is stream
OF water passing through tie PREMISE.
Seized ana taken 10 execution as the
property of Frederick z Hartman, and
to be sold h ne for cash.
JAMES n DURLING Sheriff
Sheriff. Office Stroud,t ,turg, }
November Ii, 1861.
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Heavy Bank Robbery---S58,0 900 Stolen
from q Connecticut Bank.

Some time curing Saturday night and
yesterday morning the Wiosted Bank, 10.
Gated at West WiDsted, Coun, was bar.
glarious!y entered and robbed of s5S, ,O0O
With ~hich the thieves made good their
escape. The robbery wss 6rst discovered
By the cashier, who upon entering the
bank aud cntc'in. the vault Jesterds J
morning, found that the money bags were
non est The other officers were speediIy =
,unn oned but sn hour or more elaysed
before the discovery Has made as to the
manner in ehieh the thieves gained ac-
cess to the vault, which was built Of hea.
vy granite blocks, the top being covered
by an imncnse graDite slab. Access
having been gained TO a lagrers Office d.
rectly over the vault. the flooring had
been taken ny in ANAL and perfect piece,
snd the slab arokcn ia two. By mesus
of railroad tic. the stone vas pried up
uatil space enough was afforded TO ADMIT
one OF the thieves into the vault The
money having been a5-tracted. the stone
vas nicely replaced, as also was the floor
loE, :be pieces being screwed down, and
the holes Puttied up. . sledge hammer,
ratchet -trlll, and broken railroad tie
we're found away bstwccn the floor and
the top OF the vault
The money consisted Of So, 600 in,bills
Of the Winstcd and Huritut Bank. nnd
$500 in specie. Beside this. two Treas
ury notes of SlO0 each auf two o. $50
each were taken. About $500 10 cop
Prr@ va leit BY the urslafs. a reward
Of 81 0J0 is offered for the conviction OF
The ihicyes
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Serious Disturbance in a Pennsylvania
Regiment.

Regiment.
Pbiladclghia, Mon5ay, Nov. IL. 1861.
There Uas disturbance to day in one
Of the volunteer reai;5cut>, recruiting in
this city, which threatened serious results.
bat ended without blood !shcd
The company composed of the Schuyl-
Kill Rangers ~-re recently Transferred
rom Col. Couway's defurct regiment to
Co. Staunion's regiment, encamped at
Camac's Wood to bich about 40 of the
company Tebelled, and refused to obey
order.
TO dag, they mutioied and left the
camp after threatening the life of Col.
Stauntoa. The latter followed them with
portion of his FeEiueut, oyertook tbeu,
at the corner of Broad and Cbesuut
-trcets. made them lag down their arms,
and placed about 90 Of the ring geaders in
iail.
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Postage Stamps.

Pursuant 10 Instructions from the Post
master Genera. | hereby give notice tb a'
| have receised the new issue of Postag
Stamps, and an prepared to excbans
them for Stamps of the old issue for =
period OF six days from the date hereof
After that time old Stamps will not be
received in payment OF postage at thir
office q. q. SHAFER,
Postm aster at Whites Tanuery, Pa.
October 81 1861.
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Au0itor's \ otite.

III the matter Of tie Estate Of HEN2 Y
FENNER, dcceated
The undersigned Auditor appointed By
tee Orphans Court of Monroe Coalty
to examine the exceptions to the second
account OF Joseph Fenner, Admini.tra
tor of said Estate, ana if occasion require
re>ettle said account, and make Report
thereof to the next Orphans Court -
Hereby eises notice that he will attend
to the duties OF his appointment, at bis
Office in Stroud,burg, on Thursday. the
18th day OF Dcce mber next at 10 o'clock
in she foreuoon of said day, when and
where all parties interested may attend
if they think proper.
Wm. K. HAVILAND, Auditor.
Stroudsburg, Nov. IA, 1861.
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STATEMENT

OF GODLIEB AURACHER, Esq. Ire easu-
rer of the Monroe County Mutual Fire In
surauce Company.in account with the same.
for The year comuercing with the first
Monday Of September, 1869, and ending
The same dav m. l3 |. DR..
To amount Of prer iums. fees, &C., received
on % policies o! insu ance issued during
the year, SIS SO
10 amount Of taxes received during
the year, on Cover duplicate, so
amount Of taxes received during
the year, on Baker duplicate, 81 81
10 amount oi taxes collected by suit
on old duplicates, 50
TO amount of Assessment laid 70
pay losses Of Stepl en- D. Kistler,
and Brown 6; Nc N, 23O0 go
Bal due Treusr on his statement. los 80
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-14
TepoYt from Richmond

\ private Of the ID Michigan. wound
ed aDd cay tured at Bull Run. and return
ed because of permanent disability, is on
visit to his regiment. He says that
one fortifcation on the north side of
Richmond, when he left, was more than
three fourth Of mile in length Our
soldiers in the hospital with ti1 we're
vel! treated Those confined ln the to.
baceo hou.e we're general abused. TIE
Georsia troops at Richmond we're great i,
dissatisfied aud anxious 10 return home
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-14
Exhibition.

There will be Sabbath School Exhibition
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, IN
Jackson township, on the evenings OF Thurs
day and Saturday. the l4th and 10th OF No
vember next. Exercises will commence al
7 o'clock. The friends of the Sabbath Schoo
cause are invited.
jackson township, Oct, 81, 1861.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-14
OrDhaDS' Court Sale

By virtue of an alias order of sale. l.
-ued out OF the Orphans Court of Monroe
County. there will be exposed to publ,
sale, at the W WashingtoD Hotel, in Stroud
burg, on
Tuesday, the 26M Of NoUembe'
next, at , o'clock in the afternoon. tn.
following Real E-tate, late of Ssnu'
Price. deceased, to wit:
A certain farm, messusge. tenement OF
tract of land, situate 10 Barrett town-hir
Monroe County, Penusyl ylsaDia. adjoiniu.
lands of Perry Price, Ichibod Price,
James Palmer and others, containiug
Seyesssy-Ewo Acres,
n ore OF less. teing part of larger .racr
of land known as Penns' Manor. about
City acres are cleared, and 10 good stat,
of cultivation; tbe balance of the tract
we'll tim ubered The improvements ar.
one two Story n,
FRAME HOUSE, ss==s=f
20 By 80 feet. and one Frame Baro, 30
ny 45 feet There is an apple orchard OF
choice fruit upon the tract, and an ex
ccleDt spring of water near the house
Brodhead's Greek passes through tb'
premises. The property is situated OF
the State road. from StroudSburg via
Coveville to Salem. in Wayne County
Terms. one third of the purchase G. Oh
ey to :e paid upon day of sae,-the bal
anoe in two equal annual payments. to be
secured upon the premises by bond and
morte age.
PETER SEES, Executor.
Barrett township, Oct. "a, 1851.
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For the Jefersontan-
ALL HAIL CUR FLAG.
By PHOTO.

All hail orr glorious starry flag,
The emblem of the free;
Ger hill top, and on mountain crag
Ii waves triumphantly.
Stout arms, brave hearts still cluster round
As 10 the days of yore,
To bear it still on battle ground
To victory once more.
What though Rebellion rears its form
And all our laws defy,
HIS hand will guide US through the storm
Though dark be freedoms sky;
For Washington, our country's pride,
He first the old flag bore
Triumphant through wars deadly tide,
Now eighty years and more.
All hail our flag, and may its stars
Prove beacon lights to shed
A halo bright through all the wars
'Gainst which it may be led.
twill make the hearts of freemen leap
At the glad tidings borne.
From mountain, glen and hillside steep,
The dear old aag waves on.
Well guard the flag which now is stain'd
With our best patriots blood,
And over which grim death has relgn'd
In battle and in foods
And on the mountain, hill and sea
The war cry shout aloud
We are and will be ever free,
We place our trust in God,
+At the battle of Balls Bluff our men. to
escape the deadly fire of the enemy, Ieaped
INTO the river and found watcry grave,
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$500 A

SZOSO ff
WE, the undersigned, Auditors appointed
to audit and adjust the account of Godlieb
Auracher, Esq, Treasurer of the Monroe
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for
the year commencing first Monday OF Sep
tember, 1860. and ending first Monday of
September, 1861, do certify that we have ex-
aminel the books papers and vouchers, of the
said Treasurer, and find them 10 be correct,
and to correspond with the account herein
stated upon which settlement we find the
balance due 10 said Treasurer, from the Com
pany, to be one hundred and five dollars and
thlrty-nine cents.
WITNESS our hands, Sept. II, 1861.
SAM'L. S DREHER,
j. DEPUE LABAR, Auditors.
THEO SCHOCH,
Strondsburg. Oct. II, 1e6l.-t3
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Brick for Sale,

200,000 Brick just burnt and for sale
at the yard lately owned BY Morris Ad
Ter, near the Stroudsburg Depot, and
100000 Brick just burnt and for sale
at the Yard lately owned by Peter A
Gruber. in the Borough of Stroudsburg
near the Indian Queen Hotel
At either Yard Pressed, Hard or Soft
Brick. of the best quality at reasonable
prices, can be obtained. Inquire of
OLIVER d. STONE.
Stroudsburg, October 81, SCI.
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Esss Fed,

Nov 9tb, at the Lutheran Parsonage
in Hamilton. by Rev Henry Seifert, Mr.
William Ripker and Miss Cbristiaoa Viii
liams. both Of Jackson township. Monroe
County. Pa.
On the 9th inst, at thc residence Of ia
COB Bowman in Paradise, By f Gilbert
Esqr., Mr. John Hambln, of Para
die, aud Miss Christisna Bosnian, of Po
como, all Of Monroe Co, Pa.
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The Battle at Belmont.

The War DePartoebt has received al
oGheia telegram concerning the battle a
Beluo0t. No, which generally confirms
the newspaper statement.
1t says that Capt Bielaski Of Gen. Nc
Clernan5s staff vas killed, and am mong
other particulars, that We fought all the
way into the camp Of the enemy. imme
distcly uuder the guns of Columbus
spiked two guns aud brought away two
together with 300 prisoners. The UUiot
loss is stated at BOG, aud that of the enc
my much heavier.
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Wait for the Wagon!
LEW ALETATS hR0TND ON TIME.

.>~szsS7sr-;s-zssS The citizens of Strouds-
,Hglstg . burg and surrounding coun-
eII EI try, who loge to discuss the
90 merits Of tender. rish and
juicy piece OF Beef, Pork, Veal. Lamb or
Mutton. or a good fat Fowl. should Away.
wait for the Wagon" Lew vil alway-
be around oD time with the best No
stale meats. nor lean fowls, hut everything
fat wholesome, and fresh killed. Look
out when the bell rings, and you will b.
sure to see something to tempt the appe
tIte of the most particular, and at price,
80 low as to fairly make jour pockets
dance for joy.
LEWIS HELLER
n. B-The highest prices paid for
Hides and Pclt5.
Noveu Der IA, 1861.
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Dividend.

STRoUDsBURG BANK, Nov B. 1861.
The Bank has this day declared di
videbd Of three per cent Oh the Capita
Stock paid iD, payable on and after the
18th inst.
j. II STROUD, Cashier.
November Ia, 1861.
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WIN AND UNTR
Notice to Subscribers.

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important Foreign News.


By the arrival of the steamer Europa at
Halifax on tue 18th, We have late news
from Eur Pc:
GeEsT BRITaII.-In the House of COM
mons, Dir. Elvart asked whether, seeing
the possibility OF privafeering being per-
mitted and encouraged by the Southern
COME ieratlon, the American Government
had placed sufficient naval force in the
Gulf Of Mexico for the protection of Brit>
ish property on board of American ships,
and if privateers sailing under the flag Of
an unrecognized power would be dealt
with as pirates.
Lord John Russell said that Her MAJ
jesty's government had directed that a
naval force for the protection of British
shipping 5e sent t. the coast of America
The government had received accounts of
the progress Of the war in the States of
America. The government heard the
other day that the Southern Confederacy
had issued letters of marque, and that it
was intended by tie L. S. government
that there should be a blockade of all the
Southern ports. There were some points
Of law on til, So questions, and they have
been referred to the law officers of the
Crown for their opinion, in order to guide
them in its instructions to the Minister in
America, and tie commandant Of the ma
val squadron.
The government has felt that il was its
duty to use every possible means to avoid
taking part in this lamentable contest.
Nothing but the imperative duty Of pro-
tecting British interests, in case they are
attacked, justifies the Government in in
terfering at all We have not been in
volvel in any way in that contest By any
act or by giving advics in the matter, and
for Gods sake let US, if possible, keep
out of it.
The London Times says that the excite
ment in the northern and southern sections
of America has had no parallel since the
earl days of the revolution. War risks
or American vessels detained in the
Southern ports, have advanced from ten
to five guineas.
The London Globe says that it was
rumored that it was NJ. Theirs who wrote
the recent pamphlet published by the
Duke D'Aumale
The Arch Bishop of Tours, in a letter
to the Minister of Justice, says that the
Temporal power Of tie Pope is abolished,
and the Catholic world will hold Louis
Napoleon responsible for it.
lrALY-Large bodies of Italian troops
had elnparked from Genoa for southern
Italy, and 5000 reached Naples.
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"STTCH STITCH. STITCu WHO of
us has not read Hoods wailing " Song Of
the Shirt wherein are depicted the sor-
rows, trials and troubles Of the poor seam
stress; never other song perhaps with such
beauty of version, such truthfulness of ex-
preston, has given us a knowledge Of the
"wo of woman" But Hood suggested no
remedy for this tediousness Of woman's
work; he lived in day when the appli-
ances Of art had not been brought to bear
for the relief of her weary fingers. She
vas used to toiling, drudging then-now
her life is cheered and made pleasant by
the comfort incident to freedom from task
and tedium; her tired fingers no longer
stitch, stitch, stitch long INTO the night
when tired natures sweet restorer, balmy
sleep, should close her heavy eyes in rest
Invention has been her helper, ard she
has now pleasure in the stitching, where
in before she found her greatest over
task, and to no one more is she indebted
than TO the inventors of that excellent
Sewing Machine manufactured by Ladd,
Webster & Co., Boston.-Home Journal.
Cook, Stone & Co, 124 Lake Street,
Chicago, are the North Western Agents
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late News Items.

The Savannah ITeus states that on the
morning of the 9th, heavy caaonadlng
was heard in the direction of the Carolina
coast at sea.
Baltimore is quiet, and members Of the
Massachusetts, and New York regiments
were strolling through the streets, wholly
unarmed.
On the morning of the 18th, Ringgold's
artillery passed through that city Oh their
way 10 Washington.
The Coroner's Jury in the St. Louis
case rendered a verdict that the several
victims came to their death by gun shot
WOUNDS from the hands of q S volunteers
The report that five thousand secession
troops were in Alexandria, Va, is false
There has never been over 600 there.
By tomorrow night there will be 5000
troops concentrated at Washington, BaIti>
more, and Annapolis.
The New York Goth (Irish) Regiment,
who are now in Washington, have enlisted
for three years, or during the war.
1t is thought that jeff. Davis will take
the field in the border, as soon as military
preparations are completed.
The Governors Of all the States from
Pennsylvania west, have asked and obtain
ed pledge from President Lincoln that
no compromise or cessation Of the war
shall take place until the ational flag
floats over all the national property.
The NY. Tribune states that the steam
er Africa, just from England, is now at
Jersey City unloading 10000 Enfield Ri,
fles for the U. S. government.
The N. Y. Herald says that the remains
of Washington have been removed from
Mount Vernon by Col. Washington, who
has recently joined the Southern army,