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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
REPRESENTATIVES,.

DEM Atoi.
Adams-P N. Collins . .........l
Alien-Ochmig Brit John Z. Shoaii. y
BarthOlomew--O IL. u. Abbott. ...l
BoOne-Sherman Hostetter. ...
Boone aud Hendricks Thus. j. CasOn.
Brown-Stephen V. Cook :. .......l
Carroli-John B. Mroy. .......l
CaSs-Charles b. Lis~elie. ........l
Clark JOINS q. Howard. .........l
Chnton-Corneus j Miller. ..1
Clay-Adam 9. Nesch. h..............l
CFawiord- Thomas R,an
DtvicSS--O ,. O!ceii. ........l
DeaIborI-O + Roberts, AL. Bresan 2
Dectur-Divid II. Van Buskrk .... /
De,tware--A fired Klgore. ... l
Dekalb-MileS Waterman. n...........l
Dubois--Joh b. LemOnd. ...........l
Elkhart-Natthew Rippey.
Elkhars and Lagrange-Am0s Divis..
FaVette and Union-Russell b Perry
Fountain-Shmuel Hatiield ..........l
Flo,d-GeO Y HOwk =. .....l
Frank kiin-Re1in Osborn. u............I
Fulton-N o. Shaiter. r.............l
Gbson--SiIas n Hulcomb mb....I
Crtnt-HeHiev James.
Greene-John Humphreys. IL
HarrsOn-John Lennon .I
Ii HIncOck-GeV. Y Atkinson. ......
Hancock aud Sheb, james l. Mason
4
Henry-Charles ID Morgan. n.......
Hendricks--James NJ Gregg ....
Howard-J NJ Leeds
Huntington and Whitley - Samuel
melancholy. ...................1
Jackson-JssOn Brown..........I
Jasper aud Pulaski--John Danoch. IL
Jennings Hutchings .
Jeiler>on-Dhvid &. Branham and j.
Roe. Observation-Disclosures. >.
JohnSen-A V. Pendleton. .. II
Jay samuel 4 Shoaf ..l
johnson and Morgan-Thomas W.
NOOlen. ...............l
Koscusko--Henry Byerly ....
Koscusko aud Wabash--Jos Marshal.
KNOW lillian +. Nihlack. .........l
Lagange--Fancis Z Griffith ..
Lake. ...................
Lapor,e--James Forester and W W
higgins. ...... :....-......-.
Lawrence-NathanielW Williams. l
Northumberland Lake. .......l
Mariol,--John G. Harrington and W II.
Kendrick (cOnte>ted). .........
Marshall * Stirke--M O Packard
Monroe--Samuel II Buskrk. ..
Montgomery-James F. Harvey. ....l
Morgan--J. J. Johnson. ........
Martin-John K O'Brien.
Mnmi-R. T. Donaldson. n.........I
Noble Timothy Baker. r...
Ohio and Switzerland--R n. Lamb
Onnge-George II Hon...... II
Owem--Jacob V Wolfe. Il
Parke- Casper Burt. Observation-Disclosures.
Pke-WiIliam H De Bruler. r..l
Perry Hardin. -.............l
Portef--L A Cass.. ...........
Pose,--E. NJ. Spencer. er.........l
Putnam--Austin II. Puett and George
W iTlest.
Ripley--Edwin T. Ferris rs..l
Rhndolph--John II Moorman.
Rush-William 5 Hail.
Scott-Dlniel Blocher.
Spencer--Iames W Lennon. ....l
Sullivan--Stephen G. Burton. ......l
Sheby--JacOb Mu'z.
Steubei,-Enos B. Moves -. .....
St. Joseph-Andrew Anderson. Jr. -.
Tippecanoe-Joseph II Hershey, Samuel
Mustard ............... ......
Vanderburg and POsey-John A Retzl
neutrality-suspicious. ( Gsrvin. .....l
Vermillion-Irad Abdill. ll...........
Vigo-BayleSs W Hanna Jno Kemp. q
Wab1sh-John L Stone. ne.
Warren-Benjsmin z Gregory ....
Washington-Jamison Lee......l
Washington and Harrison-Aaron L.
haruen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wayne-Israel Woodruff. Oliver T.
Jones. Z. B. Newman.
Wells and Blackford-Geo S HOWELL
White ana Benton-John T. Richard
SON.. ................ ......l
Warrick-- Chambers .........
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
ApyyKTlslNG IN THE WEEKLY.

frs .r,,- ,,e l,,sertlo,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 IS
,~o ..................... I 90
-. f,rr .............. -. 90
For each subseq uent Insertion and for each nser-
lion Of zach additional square 5s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

strolled into the village oyster saloon,
where / found DIR. Schwazry, a leadin' citi-
zen, in a state of mind which showed that
he'd bin histin' in morn his share of pizin.
Hello, old Beeswax" he bellered; ..how's
your graudmams! When you eoin' to feed
your stuffed animals"
What's the matter with the eminent ply
sician:" pleasantly inquired.
This" he ssid this is what's the matter.
I'm habitooal drunkardl I'm exempt"
This is specimen Of how things was goin'
in my place OF residence.
A few was true blue. The schoolmas;er
was among 'em. He greeted me warmly,
He said was welkin to those shores. He
said had massive mind. 1t was gratifyin
he said, to see that great intelleck stalkin' in
tseir midst once more. have before had
occasion TO notice this schoolmaster. He Is
evidently young man OF far more than or
dinary talents
The schoolmaster proposed we should gii
up a mass meetin'. The meetin' was largely
attended. We held it in the open air, round
a roarin' bonfire.
The schoolmaster was the first oretor. He:
pretty good on the speak. He also write:
well, his composition bein' seldom marred BY
any ingrammst stticisms. He said this inactivity
surprised HIM What do YOU expect vii
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
Dry GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.


VHTHOIEsALE DEALERS IN FoRFI6r AND n0-
" msstlc Dry Goods. Nofions. and Gents fur ~
s,r f,oods Ult Post Oftce BaIcinf.
snxis -. h<rscssp str~~s. fs1isnscots -
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~ SLOAN.
LATE h. BRowSING,l
uD nG - ai - n - N, - +.

22 West Washington Street, indianapolis,
Have ir store large and well selected stock cf Drugs
Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, uil>, NarniShes, Dye
stuffS. glassware. Window Clas, Brushes,
Cigars Tobacco, >piccs, perflmery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal Oil and Lamps,
Patent Medicines,
and all articles complete the stock Of Druggist As
rc hase prrcp ty for ct>h. direct from the import
ers and manufacturer aud being tesrous retain the
reputation which house has enjoy Cd Of selling
gsod ffsA ticles care Is taken IN the selection
OF Drugs IN reference 20 their purfp Cur facilities are
such tha feel confident oer. in y,Hr< and
adulerat-d articles strong nducenir any other
we>tern house.
Al orders will receive the personal attention % one
Of the frm taken In the dpcn ing Il phy 81
prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
articles AMI feel confident render satisfaction
in the price, and 9uslifg of Goods.
BROWNING A SLOAN.
- West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
MACHlNlSTS.
NOTICE.

HIvE have this day sold Bakery 10 Nessrs Nick
w umk Psuott
Thsssng the public IN general for their liberal patron
sg-. woud respectfully AK thu eontinuanss of the
% succersors- A 4 J. NkID-fh
isfisnspolis Isly .. lss1 yu-cA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

upFST American ard French Window Glass SOC boxes
ID window assorted from sNlo 20 S6x5O, m store aud
BROWNING a SLOAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

PAINTS! OILS VARNlSlIES /!
Sn0 KEGS Pure White Lead.
900 KEGS Pure White lne'
50 BARRELS Linseed OIL
IN CASKS Yellow ochre;
q CASKS yenet Red.
With alarre stock Of yarnishes Paints and Cocrs 81
all ground W cf and dry For sale 81 the lowest
dgurcs BROW MING a SLOAN,
- WeS; Washington street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 HARRIS Munson, chss + Hiuins. Iohn Tstn.
Ar, Admintssnfcf Of Jat6ss Stuass, decessed. and
ThAddeus w Stuart. deceased
Yor, Aad each ri yuu. hsrebr netiAed 81 there
9er0M On Die ~ The once u tie Grk the Dfstrict
Court ~ Lee eonrty, Iowa, al Kaeknk- pstiteH Of
Hissm Harvey tlainipg Of " u, Harris b Munsor, The
EaG1tseA NunAved p4llsrs. Nitk ten psr cent.
fntAsestp per AhnaNa uiya6ie annually, money due
enA aoatkaoe41 kAysyost0 chas. Mason, and siups
Assfkned % said HraN barney, dated 21st May, le,
also clainnG - tQeeaNash 81 you the forseiosr 65
sstd mortgage. he ssns besn9 upon The east hsN l
ter sore sqNAte ~ ~ HE nprt1west cnsnef oGthS
factionai norw rot QnsrteY OF section li0] In town
ship lc6 north. range Isl vests psdsd thss bsean-
nine st point y rods east II corner q
rads tbea rest 30 se&ns ahsnSe 16tsk 20 sedah ths
place q psgIsin9. y lee eossys iowA loE Ne xhr.
ehase un6ne. SGD fuv1Aor aGoshk FOR Sals Ssid
premises. and ecnesal rslIef And uplss yer appear
and snsw~r ssd petition on orbefasr Doen OF the
ond day Of the next tenn fsAd Court, to cOmmcncs
~ Kupknk on the LEI Monday OF Eepsember Al. ID,
i61R - defsut will be entered ssais y0u. snd tudg
thereon a. prayed for In eaid petition.
IsasEgs es IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayl-d Atty III Plaintin
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
70 4 D.Jsss, PC nsxfs, George V necrary, J.bn

TcA DsJss9. DC DeXsy, George W hccrary, John
You, asNesch 81 ~, her~by pota6sd fhss there
II now lie to The oee Of The Clerk cf be District
Court Of Lee county. lows, At keokuk, petition Of
Hiram Bssnsy, elsininS " yen. DeJopk, ~ esm
Of One TAeassnd Dollars withten per cent. ntsrcss
per snnan. lsysbls snatsily, e money Aae ears
signsd - Md Hiram barney dated pih ~ 3nly. Ise
cfninfnx aRsinst eaeh sf the fefeeicssse 81
sa1 M~EsQeGe 4hs betnG upon lose Ia aAA (191
IA block In kxson lower addition, Ia he city u
Keckpk N Lee cousiy. Iowa, IN the puseAam Aassy;
and luther asking for sale Of ssid premtsss. and
eeneeal ye&sfi And unieep ron appear md ans0Ur
ssid petition on = bcfrc Of the second day Of
~ 9e1t tern bf 80 Coast, - comDepcs q ks0knk
on the Let Mondayof September, A. D. 1e6R 1efauit
Will be sn1eHsA aeAiAat seas and jndgneut faaerUd
thereon q prayed for In said petition.
fs A9sT 4 n. 9COTT HOWELL.
mayI-d Atiy for PlaintiH.
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HIGlNAL NOTCH.

10 !essph DuacaD asd 1rAnnIIn HarhnAn, psssna,
& - is 81 tSsss i. a I. n. il;
me GtsTkTu0kEQeAnwD11r uf Ee9 xxknfy.F
lowa, ~ Eox1 1tsuA, ! pettnn " HInna Garnexs
s1niMh IN III q 1osurS 4 y sasssSeI v g q
drel 1sllars Si - = ~ nm 1r
~ !enuaVs - And sp4eisl A14 t6116nt 1$senai1
aee1ee14ax - psneAe, - S6fA 80 .D kso L. i
1por ~ p0ytAKsst u of ~ s6ntheest u 20
t!sgtesr3tpxog npvsh. ranss % 49, a ~ -
~ sxaiatuishp'sat q III redenpttsn tsrsia ~
general relief. 81 ssa
Nov, sen eaah pust sppNrqA4 AnsWss s6efd rra3k
roa.t % be held on ths nnt Monday a December, ~
~ tH93. II, 6CoaE u0W1 ILL,
1aySs DIV AIRY ~ PlainttE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-12

s .sss, =. s s
- fpl1saeiek srtidIs aPpsared in H.
,L1sssills Ds~liae 0ssrn Nashville Qpsr-t
~ ag - pvbl,snisss i ~ l.st
- ptass. II i vo<thy fepsbllcl,
aios nsw: w
~ M. "a. esllsd ! fs.sli1 ssdaI NJ
~ soaAs,by othas IN irssptessible con !.
lH,ssshefNrSa Rnssacn and Slavery. We
aseg,sctfa 1ssae sissus with No authors
of Aoah Eksee d.. VI M not thet
81 kess q The Yankee, ana ths EIESsr1
lstion Il msly the pretsxE, not tho
ne Of ~ Mr.. The tras irrsprcssible
oc11itt Iss fundamentally - ne asredi.
NY hetility, ths sacred sniinnsit9s the
stssn aut1gsaisa hstesen thestEe Hces
snzn ~.
4kg Neenan savaiicf caanot sbSssl ahs
salr 81 q ~ r xon xshkeS,
whihta6 httsr y d01dh6xiH 16vning
sou,e - IN 6iiae ka sf1ltocsaaie
asieh6c ~ IA ~ u T. eltS6 Nv. t.
vas ~ lcout111 vaes1 - tlsgstl Uaitsd
st1tee = lohg u DEL ip3ah doaghfaces
we1A to be tspeht. - Cd lhfieS 6W aryas
70 b frigh - Iung ~ssslhs UnioA
to - " aklern ntoh but wlea.
oslG - sasisisas IL oas mnk, the
hnkcs Hi11liaes placed one Of Their oxn
sPswn ovsr ~ polisidsl eepnsotioa ~
cA1e aASkd ana sspStAeion nec1D-
ssYy 10 rfeusrve Dor ri spest.
Al onr Norman kinsnsn IN Ensisnd.
siNaya minority, have rulsl their 0.xor,
ossairymaa 10 political sassalage No h
- present day, 70 have We, the s,aye iii.
garchs. governed the Yankees, I'LL with.
in twelve month. We framed the Con-
stitution, for seventy years moulded the
policy Of the Government, and plaosd
eus man, or Nasthern men With Southern
principles, in po&er.
0nahe 6tA Of" November, 1860, the
Pnritsns emansihlksd tAsnSelvss, and
ars no~ il v9ol6nt ih1oxtueeino against
Neir former owners. Thie4nssns holiday
freak will not last lpng, however, for das-
tards 10 fight, ana inca pable Of sclf.aov-
ernmeut, they viii. Inevitably aaain all
under the e"ntsol Of The superips nee. A
iewFno,e bdii lkuH ,hrashinsa viii briug
thsntc4 tAtte under the yoke q. docile
- tha naoGt most loyal of our Ethiopian
sschattels."
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AtNkxa SIA3lE, n
HIT 81 ~ =. .aa1 ai1
elaee e16ays rs2ay for hire.
Hprsse W ~ day er wesA ,atpsisss 10 spis
4 Iko1o1snt eusten ~ aeeomDod
W0e3s Tor the Om4Abes tospp ~ snd from Me ~.
veads - BtesnboeAs len attAe otaAls " the IL
Heaes.4 Ia hs propptly attsndedte. 1Sk. 4
IHYukkQLIC CEMENT. Il
{ - So Il -; br 49, y sd.
.ay1A IL -
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llnsrsAad with correct PsriSails engraved On ssel
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IN Ens a a nSnAa nack Wa~h Y hI~s4.
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lRIGINAL NOTICE.

mayi-d
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-05

stripes speak in Language typical of the
Union of the States, and the subordina
ton oftbe States to the Union, None
can look upon this flag, associated as it
is with memories of the past, ard not
feel rejoicedia heart that ihey see again
the Banner that sheltered our Fathers,
when the the oppreasor had we'll nigh
crushed the uprising. Of Ropubicunism
forever. He or sho that looks upon this
flag. aud mol feel patriotic pride in
their hearts, have treason cankering in
their traiLorous hearts, and only want an
opportunity to lift up their hands against
their country.
1t iu needless to add this injunction, that
this flag boprotected from any who may
attempt to mar the shining of single
star upon blue field. We feel that
we have not given this into the hands of
any but brave men, None but the brave
should bear aIoft the banner of the Un-
ion and the Constitution. Cowards
bear the traitors Banner Of the Rebel
lion, not as an honor, but to them it is
a cover Of shame. Isl
IL the name of the Union girls of But
falo,, present this lag TO you, soldiers
ei the Union and Constitution.
Hoping that it may soon proudly
wave over peaceful, uailod and happy
land,
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Frm The clarksburg Telegraph.
West virginia,

Acombiuaiion of circumstances have
aiwsgs surrounded West Vireinia in
sue q manner as 70 prevent the dsvel.
opmt oiits vast resources. This truly
tsvofed spot OF the earth has been
stra ely overlooked While other por-
toni q The Union have becu Masking
gigat &c strides IN the march Of i'm.
pioyment, Wes, Virginia has remained
10 aFnoS a dormant position. Her vast
mlnf as have remained IN the bowels Of
the sagth; and her stately forests stand
unleled; her immense water power has
beeGFnt to'but lillle use; thousands OF
acre Of arable laud have never been dis
trrufd BY the plov. We think new
StaIqbt things will toon be brought
abopl The intrinsic natural wealth of
Wes NTginiO is becoming better known
eyer day, The strangers that the war
has gogght into this country have dis.
covered it rich resources, and as soon as
the pund Of war shall have ceased, new
enterprises will be awakened among the
peope, and the hand of Improvement
will e visible.
Adarmer with moderate means can
liyelnora plentifully md ret better re-
nun ration in West Virginia than in any
coaulry with which we have ever boon
acquainted. Manufacturing can be car
ried on cheaper here than anywhere else,
The# hills are filled with inexhaustible
coal beds. Tho whole country has beau
tifuireams running through II that fur.
nisllsthe best and most convenient wa
ter rpwor on earth, Then tho health Of
no oquutry on tho globo is bettOr. The
climate in winter is not severely cold.
and d summer il is the most delightful
in world The ague which is the
gresas pest of some Of the Western
Statss, never presumes to set down his
anneging and unwelcomc foot among our
pee b. West Virginia is destined to bc
al i country The resources are here
to % Ike IL SO. and the time is uoGr at
hand for their development =.
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our Gallant Sailors.

To the brave. honorl And whu; can
history, The mirror Of the past, show US
otheroism nni daring moro worthy OF
honor than the recent deeds OF our gal
liant sailors. Years ago, in the Indian
Ocean, a British troop.ship went down,
the soldiers all standing firm in their
ranks, with arms q; .he prcscut, and the
drums boating tho charge 1t was a
noteworthy exhibition OF manhood and
the force of discipline; but it paIes be-.
fore tho daring and devotion displayed
by tho heroes Of the Cumberland. after
the Merrimao had struck her vulture
bcnk into the irigate's side, Gunners
clssped their hyorite pieces in their
arms, and went with them TO the bottom.
Mutiated fragments oil humanity, in tho
very act of dying, discharged zone more
shot" at tho imprepuablc and mcrcilcss
foe. No man cried for quarter, The
living and the deaA went down together
with the old banner over ALL Back to
your guns boys! hurah for tho flag!"
wero the last words from her sinking
deck They were uttered by q hero
both of whose arms aud both OF whose
legs had been shot away. The story Of
such gOllanlry never grows old,-(N, \,
Ledger
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LETTER FROM 90. k, nth REG,
Owl.
RALEtsn, c. H., vo.l
MAY %, 1869.

Friend Tippelt:-Fearing you will
think that soldiers promises are like To-
yer's VOWS, written in sand, soon etfaced,
I will fulfill promise made to you be-
fore leaving Point Pleasant, by inform
ing you ofour present Whereabouts. We
arrived here two weeks 20 to day, hav-
stopped one day at Gauley Bridge. AT
Gauley we were joined by Captsin P P.
Lane, of Company X, who took command
of his Company, having received official
notice Of his honorable aoquital, by the
court-marial which convened al Charles.
ton, OF the, charges preferred against
him BY Colonel De Yillisrs, The next
morning ller gr M ompa,
Lane, started in pursuit Of band OF
guerTillas, who we're sail to be bush
whacking IT. the vicinity Of New River,
d, ,
III 'ne oOfaefS oil GfeenoriaF and Mon
roe ootntleS' Our frS' days march
brought us to New River, distance of
nearly 'niF'y miles we encamPed that
n'sn' al ,ne mouse oil a sIaanch on'on
man. onu were joined " toe morning
oy aooO' '7eH'y.nVe ol tue same sort
"os'ly refugees from monroe and ad'
lo!nlPs cOunues' @hen we crossed New
'',ef 0l'eHoflar county ana Greenori'
a. ''''gf 'n'o monroe county secuted
"oou' mere l0ree days-went within hYe
ml'eS o. hed sulphur Springs and re-
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USsccEssguL IN Tms LIFE.-I con,
less that increasing years bring with them
an increasing respect fol those who do
not succeed in lie, as those words sre
commonly used. Heaven is sNid to bo q
place FOR those who have not succeeded
no earth; aud it is surely true that coles
tial gfaces do not best thrive and bloom
in the hot blszc Of worldly prosperity
lll.success sometimes arise from supera-
bundanco Of qualities it themselves
good, from conscience too sensitivo, q
taste too fostidoous, selfforgetfulntS'
too romantic, modesty too retiring. |
will not go SO Gar as to say, with a living
poet, "that The world knows nothing Of
its greatest mem" but there are forms oil
greatness, or at least excellence, that
die and make no sign; thcro are martyrs
that miss the palm but mol the stake!
there are heroes without the laurel, and
conqucrors without the triumph.
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We heard, night or two since, a tol.
erablo good story of n couple craftsmen,
The event occurred during the late big
blow on the Mississippi, at which time
so many RATS we're swamped, and so
many steamboats, lost their riggings. A
raft was Just emerging from Lake Pcpin,
as tho squall came. In an instant the
raft was pitching and with as ifsuddenly
dropped into Charybides while the waves
broke over il with tremendous forco.--
Two Irishmen we're on the forward part
one Of whom, frightened by the trcmen-
duoug uproar, and expecting instant de.
struction, dropped on his knees and
commenced to pray with vim equal to
lbo emergency. Happening TO open his
6ye I Id iastanI, I'll eUsSiSus hiS'c6ipgaH.
ion not goeed in prayer, but punching
a pole into tho water al tho side Of tho
raft. -,
"What you doin', Mikoi" said he
odown on your knees now, fof there
isn't minute between Us and raTga'
tory"
@Bo aisy, Pat" said the other, as he
continued to punch the water with the
pole. "Be Oisy nowl what's The use O
PRAYING when a teller can touch bottom
with a pole"
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People may tell you Of your being un-
fit for some peculiar occupations in life;
but heed them not; whatever employ
you follow with perseverance and assidp-
ilY, will be found ft for you; it will he
yoursupport in youth ard comfort in
age. In learning tho useful part of any
profession. very moderate abilities will
suffice; great abilities are generally in
furious to the pogsessors. Life has boop
compared to race; but tho alluson
still improves by observing that the most
apt are first 10 stray from tho course,
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trhs Self-nrads Colonel.

Anpqg The many ineidens which oc.
curd % the field of s6iIab <ddtlng the
sau irGry contest woahy u special no:
lice ihe Cincinnati Gazette relates the
following;
Efly Monday morning General Nelson
disl icbed m orderly from cavalry
con my, TO the river With a message
Th caerfl waited Ii vain ior 40 an
aW Tnro sway without
WS was iafiouss HnA,,dre ected tfe tOi.
lowit6 day search to be made for the
orderly He was, after some trouble,
found, and taken Immediately TO head
quarters. he was called upon for an al. .
count, and said in brief, hand.olf man
rer, that whom he got to the river no
Iound several thousand sakulkcrs, ald
six hundred OF those agreed to so into
action if they could find a leader. The
young cavalryman promptly offered him
sell, and rs promptly led the men into
the hottest Of the fight, He reported 10
General Crittendeu, was assigned posi-
ton which he maintained all day, loos-
ing from his impromtu command ton
men killed and fifty woundol The Gen
oral was SO well pleased with the young
man and his gallant conduct that he i'm
mediately sent his name to General Blu.
ell and most probably instead Of being
a private he is nova commissioned OIL
Ger. Certainly his gallantry deserves
special consideration.
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PoETIoAL.
sERENADE.

Come, love, with ME,
The moons pale light
The earth aud see
Has silvered bright
Youder my boat,
By the tristing tree,
Like i swan doth float
1t waits for thee.
Come, loge, with nc,
On the mirrorci Lake,
Happy and free,
A crown I'll make
OF the flowers that grow
BY the velvet les,
To deck thy brow
Come, love, with me.
Come, love with me,
The stars above
lu ccstaey
Are smiling, love.
The wavelets kiss
AS I would thee,
In heavenly bliss.
Come, love, with Inc.