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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
]. T. HHiALD'S

J. Il. HHALD'S
September List of New Books.
TIE American AHaaal Cyc'opadia and Regis
ter of Important Events Of the year 1861, en-
hracng Political, Civil, Military and Social Al
fairs Public Documents, Biography, Statistics,
Commerce, Finance, Literature, Science, Agri-
culture and Mechanical Industry. Published by
d. Appleton & Co, New York.
Brig. Gen. &ias Cdseys Nep faIiHfry 7aetics,
authorized by the War Department August llth,
1862.
Bratc, ont eC his Head, by Thomas Baylcy
Aldrich.
Life ana Letters Of Washington Irpiag, Vol 2.
Ne0 Gymnastics for Men, lpomcn and Children,
by DIR. bio Lewis, Proprietor of Boston Gym
nasium.
Tae Mystery hy Mis- Henry Wood, author of
Channings, Earls Heirs, East Lynne, sc.
Marryiag for Money, by Mrs Mackenzie Dan
iels
Part II. Rebellion Record, with fine engravings
of Col =. b, Baker, and Secretary of War Ed
win NJ, Stanton. L.
Tie ztco Prima Domas, by Geo. Augustus
Sala.
7ram's Union Speeches., second series.
7faia's Great Speech on Tie DowqtaH Of Eng
land.
Military Books in great variety.
School Books of every kind always on hand.
All choice New Books received us soon as
published by
J. IT, UFAUD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
,17em Advertisements.
NOTICR.
Wanted,
PROCLAMATION.
WILMINGTON MARK ET,


10 The Citisens Of Tie State Of DeIdWare;
INHEREAs dineulty has occurred In securing the
w of person capable and willing to act as
aurongoicer for of the Hundreds of this State,
thereby creating delay in the completion " the enroll.
nent Of said Hundred by whereof has become
impossible to comply with the instructions from the War
Ieparlm ut regulating the prelimnariss to the draft by
the fifteenth day OF October instant the day fixed my
proclamation Of the seventeenth of September last for that
purpose;
Now, THEREFORE,, l. WILLIAM BURTON, Governor OF the
State Delaware in exercise o. the power conferred upon
by the War Department. do postpone the draft in this
state until the
Twelfth day of November, A. D., 1862,
at whi,h time drafting will commence
fRS& In TESTIMONY WItEnEOF | have hereunto set
tkSHmy hand and caused the Great Seal OF the State
of Delaware to be affixed.
Done nj Dover, this tenth day Of October in the year
of Lord thousand eight hundred and sxty-two,
and OF the independence Of said State the
WILLIAM BUltroN.
By the Governor;
EpwAHp RiudELY, Secretary of State. octl42w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
CATTTrOM

LII persons hereby cautioned against receiving or
II negotiating the following promissnry notes Jacob
fney, dated July slsi, 0n days; SlbT 10 in favor OF
George jackson Clemens o. So i'll favor of Il. d.
tober %, in favor OF Josiah ioclrock O. 4 Andersou
Slsi 30 in favor Of \ Chamberlain, due October 10th
bennington % S51S %, III favor OF II s. McConbs due
October 81 and 81 said notes having stolen from the
Post ONCE in this city the night Of September 18th.
j, A. llESlON, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
Artisans Savings Bank Dividend.
OFFICE q ,,Ii. Tnn AEr,s.s. sAyIsos gASk,

III nIafAeI 6ITeeT, UoIODsf 9th, IbU2. I
The Managers have this day declared dividend at the
rate Of three per cent for the last six months clear Of
Government lax, payable ON demand Dividends not
drawn, bear interest from October lst. Denusors are
their dividends
oetlOIm. JOHN 7 McLEAR. rreasrrer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

SAVE YOUR MoSEY.-nememDer the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCaulley, Esq, No, COG Market street, viii
mington, Del, and is opened every day TO re-
eoiye deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WIN. McCAuLLEY, President.
JouN p RuTU Sec'y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
For Sale.

All in vain is advertising
II the people never heed
This result is. not surprising
If the pufs they do not read.
Here is man up with the times,
Constantly his skill exerts
First to catch the eye with rhymes
Then to sell superior shirts.
Collars, Bosoms, Neck Ties, Gloves, Sus-
penders, Stocks Under-Shirts, Drawers
Dressing Gowns, &C., &c., at the Gentlemen's
Furnishing Store, 7l2 and ia Market St.
Also Agency for Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine, j. q. COLE, Agt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
TAKE NOTICE,

G{fSFsA THAT THE subscriber has attached I'm
Sa2@Na1 To his carpent-rng, lhe LIVERY busi- -HS2S
ness where lie intends keeping good and horses and
carriages at moderate prices in Poplar street above 4th,
where he will he pleased In those of his
friends VITO may favor him with call.
ottlO I'M. JOHN COUNTESS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
Kerosene and Coal Oils.

INUIU1UIIU iIIU VUWI OII5.
LARGE supply in prime shipping order, hand from
n the principal Manufacturers in the United States
For sale ON the MOST IA AYuRABLE TERMS
BltlNGllURST s. Co,
Cor. 9th aud Market Sis,
N. B,-Purehastrs VIII remember that n. II. 4 Co. re-
cultural Exhibition noyS
REFRIGERATORS CHEAP.
WE have on hand large assortment Of Refrgerators
w and Water Coolers, which Will dispose Of very
cheap. FLlNN J ACKsoN,
House Furnishing store 2lp Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
NOTICE.

A YAWL BOAT about twelve feet long picked up
u airtn Monday, the 18th instant below the mouth
Of the chrstiann River The yAw boat is painted lead
color The owner get her by calling at H. a. O.
paying charges. sept2s-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
A GEM FOR THE MILLION.
MIME. DEMOREST'S
S
RUNNING STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.

TT PRACTICAL, RAPID IFflcENr aud DURABLE SEWING
MAGAZINE, adapted 10 large proportion of FAMILY sLw
mo Or for manufacturing purposes, and Is highly
mental and s so light and portable, (weghnK less thsu
nne puund) that II eau be conveniently carried In the
purket or rellcule.
lts operation is very SIMPLE that 1t requires but
slight degree Of Judgment to use IT,
liy the simpe turning of crank with one hand and
guiding the work with the other, II silently vet very
rapidly with COMMON NRRDLE makes the running stitch
EXACTLY LIKE HAM SEWING, only more perfect and re-
gular
II will HEN, GATHER, nuFrLE snLtR, rtog, RUN "
ngBApTHs, etc, with single dpufte thread ON any
material adapted TO ths RUNNING SrToH from the IloHT-
and THiENR.r up to two thicknesses Of ordinary silk
muslin. Tue lhinnest, usually the difficult to
stitch by other sewing machines being the easiest
For ladies aud ehdren apparel and other articles made
liS fabrics, it will therefore be louud almost INyAi-
uAHLE.
II is attached to the table like sewing bird aud hav.
ing eusiQu and requiring labrcAOn Or chtnge of
stitch Is always ready for uperalOn and such marvel
simplicity that child VI six eight years can UNDER
STAND II immediately, and use 1t SUCCESSFULLY.
II Is not at all liable to got out OF order.
Bach macaine Is put up In d neat box. accompanied
with full and explicit directions aud twenty five needles
Sent any address in the Uuel States on recent OF an
order, incl0sinE the AlHun may bB collected by EX
press delivery uf the machine
Agents wanted every where, to whom the most liberal
Inducements will he offered
For particulars, specimens Of sewing, etc. send stamp
for return postage Address
Nine. DemOTeSt, No. 473 Broadway, N. Y.
as- Every Lady, Mother Mtliner aud Dress.,naker
should have one VI these valuable Sewing Machines.
The New York State Fair recently held Rochester has
confirmed the eiclency, simplicity, and great practical
utility Of this maehne by awarding II the first Premium
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
NOTICE.

The Delaware Home for Insane
INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY TIE LE-
GISLATURE OF DELAWARE,
rs now open and filling up with boarders. Raving
Maniaes and incurable not waEted but only
such there is to hope be made better by
kind and udicous treatment. Charges moderate.
my 2S-tf J. A. BROWN Proprietor,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

A very Valuable Farm for Sale,
&tuate near Delaware City in New Castle County, con-
ID tanning 400 acres moro or less about II upland
and 22l acres emhanked meadow. The buildings are
moderate, but the land is susceptible very high stats
of improvement 1t is in Que o the hest bO hoods in
the county and viii be sold very low, with considerable
part of the purchase money 10 remain lien IT, II DE-
srable 1t would divide into Or farms. Apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY,
oetlI COG Market Street, Milmnglnn. nnl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
Y'S PILLS.

The laws relating to health exceedingly simple as
to be within the comprehension of the most limited ca
pacity Disease is eileGhe violation OF some princ-
pie OF nsture consequently the inracoH her laws is
invariably punished with pain and suffering Medical
writer's classify the predsposing under two heads
An unhealthy condition Of The Stomach and de-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
FOR RENT,

Money for Loan
ON Bond and Mortgage ou good Real Estate one sum
" of $1,000, another of s2bOl
VIM McCAULLEY,
sept B. 1s62-sept5.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

aus29-2w.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

SENrENcED 70 Be HuN .MoOn FRI
day last, James Brown: was tried be-
foreethe Court of zAssike, saeToronto
Canada, on charge aof; 1nurdering
John Sheridan Hogan N. p. n, ION
the night ofstheesfrst pffD December,
1859 q HeIwas fodnda guilty and 1ssen.
fenced @to be3 hanged on aehes 10th sol
Match. w hen asked if'rhe had any:
thing to say, he replied :ss1' am oinno.
cent AS the child unborn, and as I shall
have to stand before smy, God, I never
knew, anything about the murder until
IIwssfarrested. The Almighty, who
knows the secrets of all hearts, knows
lam innocent 81 ri =asas h af ~.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

All! we'll mind rue OF child, W, u
A glee.ome, happy maid, y. q z .aef
a+ Who came with constant step to church :,
"'' hcomely garb arrayed, - -, - s''.' - <
And kneit Her down full solmnly, y" '''Fl
~ SAndnpenitentlys prayed. af|G r sAota@s
.8!nhgGl 3ti3 fE.tT' 29 .@1 E*;! go
And Oft when church Vas done, marked.
That little maiden near an l., ..fe.y g; -
a., ibis BIS pleasant spoty with book in hand, 80
As you are sitting here -
n She read the Story lef the Cross, - f rZ!'
And wept with grief sincere. s >4Aa1
= g..itis< ..oys @4a@t1 7sto . 49, :
. Years relied away and behelde til. r.
The child 70. woman grown ;,.~.,..f
- Her cheek was fliref, and her eve s. "
With brighter s.shone; ''~ Et'|sH.
9 But child haod's truth and innucensa Tif
IL; Were still the maiden's own. .f,~:r<Iz:
.T"e~a4 = 2
e. never rang smerrier peal-, a4.,ysyi9i.,E F
Than when, Joyous bride. +er,
"a s,SsS ssnsasS Sssiss sas .efFs9 porch
And plightcd him her maiden troth, -:
Is#a@ IN maiden love and pride. ,.S.rslln.@"j
I never tolled 4. dee per; knell, ii ..a.
Than when, in after years.
They laid her in the churchyard here,
~" " mere thus low mound spp"ars-
Are A. vs,T x:rs;;ax giaye r!.E ny BOY, that you
, IL is thy mother, gentle boy, :.7.1; ~.
That rlaims2this tale OF mine - 'He
Thew art, = flower whose fatal birth .
Destroyedths parent vine T..
precious flower thou art. nv child
Two LIVES were given for thine
One was thy sainted M others when
She gave thee mortal b irth;
And one thy Sa siour's. when in death
He shook the solid earth.
q 60 boy, and live as'may beft
q: Thy life's exceeding worth! =:
The boy awoke, as from dream.
And thoughtful, looked around.
Bnt nothing saw, save at his feet,
His 'mother'slowly mound, :
And byEhis aide that ancient boil
u. Half hidden in the ground
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

!, ,0ua Navy, that was the pride 81 the
war Of 1852, has lost in ], this wa,
nothing ofits, aneient arenown- sDu.
pont, oFoote, Sarmgham. and Burn
side are namesthat viii be transmit
ed 20 history with those Of Lawrence
Perry, Hull, and Bainbridae.a f til.
European Powers should ever take
part with this sacrile egions rebellion
we leoklte our navy % keep, tho sea-
epen and yindicste our seaaen and
maraDeS,es ~ s7s!asesfa ssa. .xszsEastf tsg
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

midst.of Che econsternationpa "a firm hand
rested upon Bradley shoulder r his
bonds vert severed, and he hurried
out Of the open window. iHe was
againsa free inan, sbtlta Was stening
forwardsinto the wood dyat the back of
the tavern, and through them totaa
road . quarter Of i mile distant, then
into . wagon and driven rapidly off.
ln half an hour the smith made ons 1ia 81
the party at the "eeadezsoussEt that was
to start at midnig across the mount.
aifiS.s .Ft4~E3s 50 ~ @o<ff4f{ E,&aa<S3 sgists
aJohp said the smith III. ii ,,eH he grasp. /. i
ed the hand Of his rescuer, ,,,liea while his
eyes glistened and a tear ,conrsed
down, his furrowed cheek, 81 should
like to see Matte Before I go..'' .t. :.
). st.na sYen shall" was the reply. j q ~ -.
/ In another: Hour The. blalcks,.nith
clasped his dang ghaer:ts lis sbosomL. .,u L.a p
1t wasan :effecting scene-there in
that lone house ii the ~ wsiildderneess,y ereess Y sur
grounded by men who had been driven
from their homes for their attachment
to tie principles for which the patriot
fath ers fought and bled-th,e -2d,e sturdy ttuId II
|old o. smith, a. b. type, Of the heroes. ot
other days, psessing grllis daughtenttq
ms breast, while the tear coursed down
his cheek, He%, afee1t til At perhaps It
W as TO be bis last embrace; for I: his
resoluteF heartihad resolved f, to ssacri.
|hls, all upon the salterasafg his country,
and he aceuld,no' longer watch over the
satetyaoflhisH onlye5chitd. Was to he
left to the mercy of The parricidjal
wretehes who weresattemptingF to de-
stroy the country thatshadrgiyen them
bHthy nnrsed their infancy and .opened
Ea wide field for them to sdispaydthe
abilities with which nature had endow-
ed them? ~ 'ocn~@9isi - a2@l. cl%elI ~'trc
"Mr." Bradley said his rescclus.rr, cl,. F.
after al a slight pause, cas- you leave the
State 1t will" be necessary, in these
troubl esome times, for Matte to- have
. protector, and |. have thought that
our !:,I;, marriage had Better take place to;
Nv John, he he said, M as as ,he, ere relin: IL
qulshed his embrace and gazed with
a fond look at her who was so dear to
hiim, Il shall not &; object if Matte is
<"Oh! We arranged that as we came
along. replied the young man. 4n.rr :.
Matte blushed, but said no,hing.rs
| In short timee9 the l,unted-down
minister was, called upon. to perform 8
marriage service in, that lone heuse..- -,
II was Al, impressive sscene.o Yet nc
diamonds giittered upon the neck o.
the baide:. no pearls looped up he,
(tresses; but pure love glowed with
IN her heart as she gave utterance. to
afsow which was registered2eii hsav'
en-. sfts'''q@ Ft79R fnna ai9t 10 a>1mot-eao "a!
| Bradley soon after the ceremony
bade his daughter and her husband
an aifectionate farewell, and set Oh,
with his friends to join Others ~whe
had been driven from their homes, and
were now raflyipg nnder The Old flag
to fight tor the Union, and, as theJ
said, Redeem old Tenne nessee !!''1''&''
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14
THE, TENNESSEE BLACKSMITH

Near the cross roads, not tar from
the Cumberland Mountains, stood tho
village forge, The smith was sturdy
man Of fifty. He was respected,
wherever known, for his stean intee.
rity. He served God and did net fear
man-and it might be safely added,
nor devil either. His courage was
proverbial in the neighborhood and
1t was a common remark, when wish
ing to pay any person high .compli-
ment, to say, che is as brave as Old
Bradley One night, toward the
close OF September, as he stood alone
by the anvil plying his labors, his
countenance evinced a peculiar salts
faction, as he brought, his hammer
down with a vigorous blow, on the
heated iron. While blowing the bel.
lows he. would occasionally pause and
shake his head, as if communing with
himself: He was evidently medita-
ting upon something of serious ma.
ture. 1t was during one of these
pauses that the door was thrown open,
and pale, trembling figure staggered
into the shop, and sinking at the smiths
feet, family CALCULATED, ...
Gin the name OF Jesus. protect mel''
As Bradley stopped to rails the pros.
trate form three men entered, the fore
most one exclaiming,, ,&'t:r
We've trccd him at last! There he
is! seize him! and as he spoke he
pointed at the crouching figure.
The others advanced to obey the
order; but Bradley suddenly arose,
seized the sledge hammer, and brand.
fishing it about his head as if it was a
sword, exclaimed, f.@f' s:@ s.f'<. = +
'Back! Touch him not :, Or by the
grace Of God, I'll brain We II: >,a.,@
They heshated, land stepping back.
ward, not d wishing to encounter the
sturdy smith; ;bfor his couutensnce
fplainly told them that he meant iwha,
HE aaidinasaf sTI n asna.yr!1 ar H.
do YOU glye sshelter!.to an an abolition.
ist 2" fercely shouted the leader. o','
s.sI give shelter to a., weak defence
less man. "''replied the smith. d. =
"He is An enemy;'' vociferatsd the
leadenaa7q sH,r I, - ~ r. s,~"-. -
1"Of the devil aeiaculat.d Bradley
''He,is.a'spy.! an abolition hound =
exclaimed the leader, with increased
vehennence;;. "and Ne must have him
So | tel You Bradley, yeu had bette,
not interfere. You know that 70,
arc already suspected, and If you in
s'st upon shsltering him it will confirm
it," ~~aS, -, 49, -
Suspected! Suspected of what 2 ex
claimed the smith in firm tone, rivit
ing his sgsze upon the speaker. a.s!.@z~
'"Why,of aihering t. the North
Twas the reply. ID as*.<a saSEaE.>
"Adkerinz to the North ! eiaculateti
Bradley, as he cast his defiant elance
lAta the speaker.sfttas 81 adhere TO n,
I North r. he centinuea; 81 adhere I.
my country INV whole conntry-ant
will 60 help me Gnd t. a. long "A
have. breath !" he added as i,a brough
tas'aaedge hammer to tie ground witt
lgreat force. -~z-<S@ i
! You had bsttsr let us. have hin
Bradley. without further trouble.-
You afe only risking your own nec1
j, fby your Interference. - *%ssasss= sstssz
"Not ., long IS I have life 10 az
fend him. :. was the answer. The,
pointing toward the door. he continu
led. 'Lease mr. shop! and . hs spok
The again raised the aledge- hammer. Z
They. hesitated 3 moment, but III
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Gen. HALLEcK,s, OPINION CT CEN
McCLE5s Lam. "
CARE:1,o,, CE:,, April 4.

Carlo, April L. ",
~ ~ In conversation with a gentleman
from St, Louis last night, ! learned
some things that +, must confess were
new, TO me, and, as I think thejidea will
be new to the public generally, and as
in presenting il, shalkinot transcend
the rules laid down for the government
of the press, I will endeavor to lot. it
down. The gentleman referred to7I
know to,be saowarm personal friend to
Gen. Halleek, and shares muchofthat
sterling 0ficer's favor and confidence:
Hence d weight viii, BE attached to
what he says, such Is does hot accrue
to the sayings tof ordinary men
would like TO give his name, that Che
|publie may the more readily cornpre-
Ihehd the reason Why I assign 50 much
paper to the chronicling Of his IDEAS.
The conyersatio turned upon the op.
!erations Of the army here and elsewhere
|as asked; lest sssfssS 9stao GO tggA sseuraf,
''Can you give any reasonabIeuso}u-
!tion Ii to the mystery that hangs 80 heav,
ily oyer the operations ef. the army Of
The Potomac saTsve,n r. zseeits.sf,scs, r.ss,
f. He replieds:---al cannot explain
anything but ] may advance IN idea
to You that received from General
| Halleck not a month ago In itc0nyef.
sation will, hi,n' I made nearly the same
interrogatory you have just PROFOUND.
Led to me-, and the Generals answer to
me must be yours il is, this, as near
as l. canFrepeAt them This il aswar
i'm which suceess rests upou considers.
itions that do not generally enter into
|men's calculations. You are aware
that the revoited States occupy vas,
Iiy different aphicaI position from
Iths loyal ones. Health, Incident "a
Iclimate, food, water, habits, DC, is 4,
different in the two sections as could
BE conceived Of that of two disfine,
nation.. Certain hygiesic.. p ppriiacciip1es
Iares 70 sbe studded in carrying. on Z
lcampsigns, assweA ase the more sexter
lnal appliaacess Of warv; eIsss disaster
land defeat viii foIl0y. .rssp
An army must Be sound physical,
% wen = patriotic. Eneryafiion, pros
1tration and climate Mi asladiies nnst b,
avoided il possible Nov iii. secedei
States are eminen1y unhealthy dnrin.
la sertain portion Of the year. TIL,
imoaths Of Aaguse and Sepfember- ~
,ithoss during which tho trspieal ai,e4e
Hes r1ge, which 80 farfaily decimste,
|leyeu the native pOpulafion. and m,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

"a 1HE s91WA601n8i iZgaDfk0 NAS6sealhs
,OacanG GrpsdJ Il abslr eis,yvouuidod h
hos rseais41 ali;s. .1,sssiish pa4sas. D.
emitting him 70 "a 80 per nlanthneder.r
! 'h@e' AA'Hfss'r rotafs;dssW ssst 10 esss1sars1n
.RA1ERoADaI IRoks-aH'l Wepma aifxi.
rived syeeterday with.i tWG sbargea sins.
tow, having ON board Loo tops0f iron
for 1hes P,asl and pl1ls Pacific R.ilrqad
El-sss.H 9str e<f tlsasss sd ii 1s4s on .ssaias.
I'RoRAHI.H seIne of ieurs sasders.are
not az aware, that there isf asFriepda.s
Meeting etl 81 House jDrthsdox) in Mime
apoe1llls, at the corner Of Henpepin
Avenue and Eight street. TIE S Saecnie,.. aecnie,.a
~ numbers abodto thirty z memb bers. M in:a
cluling some of our best acitiizzaenss.. citiizzaenss:..< =
The house isiopen for worship on First.
and Fourthaqdaysat at III io'clockgAss na.
There, lisa free library of Iieratupes.
pertaining to the history and. i tenets of
The Society, including, g. the biographies.
of eminent Friends, to which, the at.
tentio5nn off the pbd6bfiSc. # . s invited: The
house is open Is all swarshfp aeaas i. .A-aStdtsv
,4tIQs.aE Eti Lga zen ssu il Il .Esiss5 lsifisi
~. ~ - sine be9-lgatstaoa rssdy n a1ailIroy
I .t.4A +. a 8 REGAL !, VIsIToB.-Ho1e-in-the.,
Day. The Great Chippewa Chief, hon 1.'
,ored Us last evening hing With q i Visit alId 1
subscription to the so,iees e ana Deaalo5s.: =
,crdt.' = Heis deeply Interested Id the
war for the Uhion,a a,id 7passsi ionately
fond off descr;ptionsssof f. battles, randa
his native, Independence wiltnoteauows
him to listen to the, reading 1efdspy.
other than his own paper.-He regards
st as sort of theft. sIt wouldsbe well
for some white men, 10 imitate, ,his. no
billy alllllty inn, inn, this .respect-R Roneer: :sildHeaa
=FoR Fort iBEN,TioN.4Tbe steamer
Arielowas chartered yesterday,o bydg
con,panyi now Eorgapizingein: thisacity,s
bound for Bort Benionoisndsa the Gold
Mines beyyond. Among the patty are.
w, G, Morrison, B. F. UoYt, Amos,
": Hall and. Jno., B SPENCER. Tie
trip to. Fort Benton + viii cost cost $1OU.
The company Have engaagedd to fur
nish thirty passengers. Gaptain IT,
M. Spencer viii commando the tb64t,,
and James p PersllaIlb willasgo out u,
clerk. zIheo company expees tetstart,
EomaS.snPapls on Monday sMayusl2.-.
1to'''1eeT. "a sFj439 ii dsidv so r ss hasnss
sOUH SoLDIERsswub LAST M A.Cukb.
AT Iastaacroynts, the Feurths Regis
|menti and the Second Battery were ae
|BentoIn :, ttso p Barracks, ST. Iouis. .ItsWss
not not, expected, however, they would re-.
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The following touching stansas, are from tho
Ballad ofthe . 'Old Chapel Bell,"' by Joas G.