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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-27
SENATE.


Mr.. King of y. Y, presented memOria |
asking that 5000 copies Of the report OF
the Patent Office be printed in German.
Mt. Hawes OF Wisconsin, presented a
petition of the citizens of n. Y, asking the
passage OF the bankrupt law. Also pe-
titiou asking fer The continuance oFthe
liberty of the press in this country. Re-
ferreL.
Sir. Latham of California, read an ex-
tract from the Detroit Tribune which said
that curious document had been found,
showing that there was league formed
in Michigan for the purpose of overthrow
ing the federal government. The docu-
ment was dated October 9Th, 1861, and
said that the league was doingnobIe work
in Maryland and among the soldiers at
Fortress Monroe, and that Ex-Presideut
Pierce was among the influential members
Of the league.
Mr.. Latham also read IA letter from Ex-
President Pierce, dated March 4lh, calling
his attention to an article published in the
Boston Journal, the substance of which
was before published in Michigan, and
saying that the subject was NOT new to
him, (Pferce,) for he had had a cores
pondence with the Secretary of State on
the subject as early as last December. He
asked Sir. Latham if he would offer u reso-
luton calling for this correspondence with
the Secretary Of State, as such imputations
ought not to rest on any man. Mr.. Latham
therefore offered a resolution that the Sec
rotary of State be requested to transmit to
the Senate copies of all tue correspond.
ence between VIM. H. Seward, Secretary of
State, and Ex.President Pierce, having
reference to this supposed conspiracy
against the Government.
Mr.. Chandler of Michigan, said he knew
there was such letter. The writer OF it
was DR.. Hopkins. There was such an or
ganizatton and it was very wide spread.
At the commencement OF the war tho
Knights Of the Golden Circle thought they
would be very patriotic and go into the
nrmy, and to his certain knowledge a large
number Of the worst traitors ere in the
o. S. army and they are there now.
Mr. Howard. of Michigan, said he knew
there was such a letter in existence as he
had seen it, He suggested that the Sena-
tor frame his resolution so as to include
that letter. no
Mr.. Latham said he only wanted to find
out whether any. man who had been IA
President of the United States was engaged
in any such conspiracy or not. He
amended the resolution so as to include
all the other papers.
The RESOLUTION was then adopted.
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BALTIMORE, March 26.-The Old Point
boat has arrived but brings no news.
The Louisiana had arrived from Halter
as, but brought no intelligence.
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The bark Gembok and steamer State of
Georgia were left at the station by the
Cambridge. s,se,e.ez. Iaf,i.5sT
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ser. @taaten @treuttceurt.-
D. MOrpsa sessn s. u. 9tObttns. GrEannt
auf SGapenerlab unb- &cltenerltattane.
Common VleaS.-S ater u. Semps
ton, seasn ID. @m. @illun, tpesen Natler>
courtase ; pa Der beablGttste gertauf nidt
su Stanre estpmmen, purpe Der &ld9er abe
sepgeleu.
@uperipr @rurt. 6. .. @bitnee
sesen 9. 8. 8pmua unb Comforter. 8eg
Idlu9lesun9. gerbanplnag seI4ipIen, @rs
fsnmtniB uus9eIett.
Die ga9e BON Sdriper unb Side sesetl
bic 8atto. unp 8. @iienbabn mirb beute
rerbanoelt rrercen.
Ctr gircuit Court. Die Orr
menseienl@aft sessn S. 5 Sung unD See
becca Goaller. 8erbanoluns fortseiett.
Gttp&trcutt Court. - Mnlu6sn
III. einen habeas corpus Befe6l ab1etten s.
@arIbaG sesen Miarearst Marlbal unO Sobn
unb Gltlabetb Slider tresen Nuslteferuns let
mes @Obnes SUbu S. Maribal.
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Nabrif falidtr Sanfnptsn

Newsgort. IL. glOs. Die erSbte felt
Subren fattsefunoene Bantnotenfaliderst
rurpe beute burd ben DeputYmar1haa bon
Y6tlapelpbta, Subn SentinS, a5errumpeIt unb
aufsebroGeu. Sin Wann bon etntsen faufs
3ie Sabren, In 8rppt(Yn pObnbaft unb @ep.
Wbtte nit Namen, Der aber gu Netpsgort No.
SO Geoarfr. unter Der 6irHa 8. 8. 8sntlaY
& So. eth ansebltGes @eldaftslofal batte,
purpe als Gdliher %arrstirt, unD feline lGmmts
liasn @ertSeiae, @tatten, 8isnetten, ictpte
Ser gelammte 8orratb fall1er Noten conf5s
ctrt. Die Stt4a Der platten Serratben eine
Mftaerbanb. Gr mar fraber BET Der Nmerte
tanil4sn 8antnpttn : Gpmpusnte anseltelt.
Gplaenbe @latten tpurOen ~laiirt: Die Der
Commercial gant bon @leus GaGs, So; go.
cn1et Bant So; @aterburY gant, Cont,
SIS nnc 10; 8arners 8ant BON Neacta9,
ga, 81 @uslers gant BON palmYra, W.g.,
SIS, mnp Der Manufacturers 8anf, q. o.,
$50. Der @sfan9sne wuroe benz Depnts
Superintendent golf pngrOpftyn gu tpsiterem
0erfahren iiberliefert.
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9entfde griete
DeI&e In Der suSlii&en 2iite ent6alten FHh.
DarkfnIife.


MrnOlo, MiB JaOla s; Mplersfetn, Wfrs
Caroline /; 8aulman, MiB @race ; Brcsmnn,
Mrs 6 s; Grammer WttB Garbart, Wttb
Sireinia /; Glers, Nirs Grtd, Mrs f.; 8ripu,
Mrs Betty 8rante, Wer8 GOpbta; SOf.
mann, Mrs NancY; 5el6, Mre Caroline
Sau, Nirs Sppbia 6Olpen, NftB q; 3ett,
Mrs GltIabetb 6utlel @lotfe; 6al, Mrs
@at6artua S~slfentein. Nlrs 2t33ie; &ctben<
bitter, Mrs Sc; Sof, Mrs Gliiabet9 Sob
Ter, Wrs 6 2tnnen; &nrbe, @aen.
5errenIifet
8ers, geo Sobn; 8tsper, 0m Gbrtftan,
Sas Gremsn, Denuts 6; Derltn, Deter !;
Derri&, Sp1sp6 50 Delprpccn, 6enbrtH, &
So; Orb, 5enrp; Grp, Bent; 6ranterberS,
George; @arpner, so Gnntla4, @barles +;
6eYne, Treo 5erI9bers, 6enrp; 3utert,
Yeter, &erner, 81 $; 6tmmel, Wm ; &rat,
Spbn &rubn, 8ranf; Scum, 2Y; Streip,
Satcb; @tiamanm, @ 6-2; @inb, y;
3otter, Dapio.
GptbatenItfe;
8arbimann, Sobn ; 8uno8tne, @m
Dibert, Mi6asl; Tresutan, Sd; @Sb, %;
6etne, 6erbinanp ; 9elm, Sberun ; &ennepY,
Sobn; &auTmann. Scbn ; 6napp, George
YtTsr, @amnel; ped, @Ornflius ; 8ebner
SObn: Ntnte, s; Statb, 3enrY, Ban Rleif
GbwArhi WaItr, CIT.
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Contribution tpeSen, tpar 60 Inn unmSsli6
mad 8t4uOno 3urid5afummen, C) uno
mtro oa9er int i4limmen Safe 0enStbist
ietn, utter cen S1npnen be8 Sorts Darling
5uflu4t gu nebnten. o.
Sen. Soc Solution lit Sees Nadfolser
I'M COMMANDS Der Nrmee nSrolid BON 9lids
mpnb uno bat jest iein 0auptquartier gu
@ulpepper. StOuepaGs 4rmeecrrps befebt
aus $4,000 W1unn.
Sffieiere Der 9lebeaeuormee iinb in Hi4e
mono unseiteQt, uni einen SdmuSSel9anoel
3mii1.n bieIer Sta6t unb Baltimore 81 or
9oniiiren. sic baben, tpie es beiBt finf5ebn
bunoert Bfunb O Gbinin unb RnnOert Pfp.
GrpGplion8InB burd bic glOdace oes Samess
uqeS bincur9 sel@oft.
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Wnn Der Nntnmacnrulfe.

Wpn General SnrnIces Seuptqudrtter
@dtnesptl1e, Sa. IL. MoO, Den teB,
ten teutieen aus benz 5%auptquagfiere erbalte-
men MadrtGten 3ufcIBe, 8eAt aCea leiaen rus
Etaen @aua. Inter Dsni Nltlitar Ipr'6t fiji
ole entl6tepenfe Msinu'tg boriter aus, BAT
bic Naturalization liA ouytb ote Snifs pOlttt'
ihet 8anteI6miece In teiuer 6inFdt TIRE ma
den loTen ioue. 0ortodrts unb auf bsu
Getnb! Das iG Der etn3tee 0ebante uni
Wun(M iepes Sploater.
SET. 0opis In aBindeaer.
Mus {. 9.3uSerldltsenQ uelet TT bte9la6rt6t
s~tngslaufen, baB Self. Davis BOT me6reren
Saoen aber 0sn. Sees aus aGt3t9tduienb
Weann beRebenbe Wrntee etne &soue ab9ebat"
tan kaben IOn. Dte IGDlt6en 9ruppen Gpllen
bet bteler g%stseenbett ous5e3etGnet gut equi=
ptrt eswelen letn, uuD bic Sffstere weiBe
@lacebanblGaben eetragsn taben. (Otsls
Nahrtht entIprtn9t pfenbar etner isc%eIIiCntfts
iHen QueIe. Die bartn mitgetbetlten Nuf
1hneipereien ltimmen lnle6t NIT benz aus Etds
munb laut aepprbensn, IN einemt dnoern Nrs
tite[ uniereS Blattss mitSet9eiltsn Sammsrruf
bm BITE Nrnteen trent9(feas NIT Der nptbpens
utsfen Bstlefbuns ;i SerIcr9eu.
esneror aOnsareet anS See ,u auIseppsr.
WonaS{as Sunttton. IL. Sos.
Sol. getu. 8taisbeu. BON einer Retoanuect-
runoetour ,uriidaefe6rt. rappOrttrt, 6aB bic
IGtlfnbabuan tn Der umoeaeno uno ale mad
Nappabannpd Citation fabrenpen gBeae tn
gutter 9rouuns iinb.
Qonaltreet 6oa fpesieQ bic fstnplideu @trett-
tr6fte at Gutpepper commandment uno Der @e.
nerol-S~ pmmanosur See .lein 6auptagartter
bort babsns) 6tA'S Gorvs lcu NIT Dem bon
SodlOn in 8erbinbuno fehen unb Qpnatreet's
Surps nod @ulpepper btriairt fetn. UNI bic
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New gurt, IL. Ncpsmber. Gen. $40,
l~sntran3 NIT Stab III seltern NOenD tn 9lalt'
ollie aneefcmmen. Gr reilte beute frab BON
8pwlin9ereen mad Mit9s0sbiae uno leets
ben ibrteen Nsg BON 40 Metleu su @ferpe
surid, U9ne BON @ueriQas bsIaflst gu psr'
ben.
8rennsnbe @Glber unb ;erfsrte Wutnun<
gen fanben fia ibera1 auf Dem Dese, mnb
mas nod an Gtntpubnsrn "a mar. litt Wan'
gel an 9ebensmitteln. Sn 8stref Der quit
aerSnptb gu Nalbetle beibt GO, baB 10000
Buffet Rorn unD anpere 9ebsnsmittel ltb bort
btfanpen. ais General @le@pVt's Corps au'
fam.
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I WaGrf0etnGtA Qefonoen. :

+ NaGrfGetnltA 9efongem. -
0eltegsl cor ndt Saseu puroen Dter @pmpaa
nteen oDa Gei. Nleranbers 3tpcttem Outfits
Ne9tsnent nit aaaef1br 5000 HecOnpaleeceu-
ten abselanOt, um iie na ibse rep. Common
op'S In 6arpsrS GerrY ab3ultsfern. sic mar.
lAtrten a5. ~lisfertsn lore ACKNOWLEDGMENT
no6 6nrpers Serrp, Els auf ;%peibunDert 5ar
6runt eeb6ri9e, NIT ceueu fe rOeiter S;no bgt
Berlin Gter Den 0otDmac gingen, uno cine
Mlette SUrrudtsn, 100 fe Gopaaertebeoedune
gu fnben 9laaben tonntea. Da btes nt@t Der
6au par, marI9irten 1e weiter, mnb leitbem
bat man nt6ts tpetter BON tbneu SernCmmer,
WteBrere Suttler EranepOrte waren UNI btes
ielbe 3eit SerlOren 9e8anget. unb - Dermutbet
man, pab aud tie BON fetnDlt6en Streifcurps
aufge9rifsn ieten.
WeDrgetUwn.- lnIere &oblenlager
leben SerGDet aus, uuo bic fritber tausbpH
aufeefapelten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lfub
70 gut mic erldGpft. 6fute tnnten bios 3pet
GoblenbOpte an. NlerOinss lOfen nod BET
Wiltamspprt an 40 Jecbtenbpcte lteeen, Die
ta9tt2 erpartet neroen. @6enlo beftnbem Iih
nt4t gang un6eCeutsnbe @etreiOsporrdtbe ouf
Dem @e9e bterbtr.
Sn's alte Capitol 9e1ebt. =
SObn 6. Qndttt nnO 0arlOn @Ob6tn, fri6er
Sploaten tn Der NebeIenarmee unb mad Ole,
%ranOrta sebGrts Gorreft @uine unO Duncan
Sptttler, ais Sptpne SsrpdHttg. mnD Nilteln
Strfts, sVn Baltimore, Der @aaren at ben
Nebsuen binl6er aa I9mue9eln i'm 8s9rife
tpar, tcuroen 8eFer1 Bier etnsebraGt, trei9ers
ten lt4 iecp6 auf's 5artnGdt9lfe, cen Greueip
sa lstlen.
t An9efIBrt. - gor eirt9en Mten@
ben nabm etneS Der 8oete, bic Ge1ulte, Den
S4Ouner GapttOlG bon WaI6ingtcu, unr
anO einen SolOaten auf tem ielben, Der tG,
ale De- erteur un0 3usletG tetaunte. bn6 fr
tint 8eerif let, leben Derunen BON Marp>
lamb mad 8ir9tnisn 3t 6efSrOerm. Die Sfs
f3tere Der HtiOlute e~laubten eiusn eutsn fang
MAIDEN ;u fGnnen, unD Ian6ten cine @nlabI
bon Qeuten nit Dem SOlDateu ans Qanb, INT
bic u~sberIdufer ouf3ulaGen. Gr fabrte le 81
einem Wtrtbsbaule In Der Nabe ia8enD. bab
Dte Nusreteer enttpeoer bier, peer IN BET glGbs
an3utrefen Iein muBten. Man erlaubte tbnt.
fe gu IuGen, aber psr ni@t pteper FAM, mar
seraoe er. ST Bate ii9 pur9 cine 9inters
tbIre 0es Sadles fcrtselAlt&en, mar tna 9anb
esgan9en unO blteb o%erDuftet.
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snttreaant.s ppn xeras.

Y6tlabelp9ta, II. glopbr. Nsue
NtGmpnbsr 8lGttsr entbalten eiaen Brtef an
bic 6cultpn (Ssras) Nsps aus Gainesville,
Seras, pom Is. Dit, tponaA bort bic tpttoefe
N~ufreeuns pesen Gntosduns elmer ssbeimsn
Organization BON atneoIniten terrldt. oersn
3ped Grmprbuns Der SesiFcniten let.
Sc perlammelten t@ 500 Militars, inssn
20 3tncolniten unp bdnsten 2 Deritlten, spOs
sessn benz Ret Der YrO3sb sema&t perosn
fuirD.
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stberaanS sesen Die 8iebuns in @iscpnffn.

WiIwnutee, 10. glop. Die Stfbutg
in hielem State be9ann beats. Nn etntgen
@tenen lief lie rubtg ab. Sn SIart Counts
beMd6ttste lt6 eth gcltsbaufen Der 9iiten nab
3erltSrts fe. Der GOmmihar purpe miBban-
belt unb flOb bierber. MuA BIER ftanpen srnits
Tide l1nrutsn su bsflr9ten. NGtnise 0arps
betlastsn l6 fart, DaB ibnen fir bts seltsaten
GretwiliBen nidt astDrtg CREDIT se8eben tupr,
ben let. Gin 9aufen aus Der 8. Warp. 300
bis 400, 3pg In YrpseIicn pur& bic Gtabt.
9n 5Olse reRen 1T bic 3tsbuns purerf perl6c<
ben tpprDen.
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Mle5 cas- inb nnou ISsIide 8anbe tvpburn
WtsnlAen NIT ~etnauDer p%9ttailp6 msgoea.
Wir tperbth thinner Ga.is.aVsn bleiben, uni
bic geyfafuug uulert6 8ateslanpe6 a1o Die
Natt0naIitat bes Gctfes dtfreht ;a sybatten.
(8tss) g. .. MlcGtetlan,
@euerdl Mloior p2r Ser. 81.
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eeealbert6te aus gBarbtmatOa.

NTMitSei9en DON &SdSbingtpu, Uelbe bis Neac1a
~nsittasa A N0r bel unSerem Msenteu @rh. 81 eefelD
w. age W-Gtr. 0b9egebel metbe1s ffrceu nSdt
MRfn0bI1e ~ Der hdcbf folaenbtn Sumner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

81. 9ouis, Nio., 10. glop. Die ySpe.
ming Stems" min aux einem @tioatbriefe piG.
zen, paB lt4 SGpfislo aus Manssl Al. Qetenss
HIttela auf SprinsFsIb ~iurid3tebk
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Neue Nn5etgen.

Observation-Disclosures beS 3iesers
FRANCES
ane ottrea @taIiebsr tnb eriu6t Der beuttaen Ierfantn,-
lung iur GrIebtSunS tptGtiser @el8afe bet3uppbnen, Bet 9ers
tnetbRne Der Iblt9enS trafe-
sri N. aedsr, psSf.
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Nerlamat rlaD aefmebf.

az eS,tfhf rtrb cit Surge bon Is ts Is Sabrtu, ua 6e
VtIWu9 GaIesbiderti gu erlernsn IN 9p. l2l NpuLitsu-
itrabs. 1DE
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&mbffitmtem (0riatm1nnerl

petben fir peanIgIpanien umb gesrslanb Counties rtrlonet
sri SCR. IA Ncrb Jreberdftaee,
Trtenofbsp 5pnfe.
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Sea. Rpftnfran, IN Walbpius.

> gerslei4e be seaariSteu aus Rl9mons. s.s.
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Gin gutter Gtf@fer
ftuert baperuht @eT&6ftisung NIB gut, gIrbeit Gde BON Bal
ttupre unb ppltsapitr,, etHe Ereppe bod DWt
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&elearapbiIbe W6brt6ten.
@srihtst fin BEN Baltimore aDedeY.~
8uuheshauntfabt.
Sntcrefante Terindbe NIT elmer meOnHertam

Sntcrefante 1erindbe NIT elmer mNOnHertanOne.
0afbtn9tOn 10. Im SpnnabenO
NaGmtttage purbe in Der JtaDps garO tn Sc
aeurpart BON Setret6r @eleS, Nl1feu3-S efree
tar Gor, Commodore 9arUupO uno Capt.
DaGlereen Elm Invertebrates Experiment nit
Der fanf3ebnsSaigen Munfertancne ltett. Cine
furhtbare Bonnie pntoe etneelaoen mnb od<
NIT auf cine in Der @%ntfernung pom bretbun~
bert garbs mad Nrt elmer S4ifspano errt&<
tetsn G6stse g~sfeuert. 2ebtsre beltano aus
elmer 18 3cu ~farten, NIT 10 3ua btfem gee
paI,ttm Gtlen bspedten @anb. Die BOmbt
arlprana, 70 ME le pas 3tel traf, IN unsa9ls
bare Bru&Rtde, bic nab alien Setten, stnt8e
fuaar BIS ee9en Die 8atterte, BON rreIAer cas
@e16oB a~bgsfeuert mar, EernmfUsen.
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Ger. q cSftnanszMsreifs.

General Wfc@lelan un0 lem Gtab per
lie6en AMI IL. Rop. Warrentrn. Der ib-
li9e Salut puroe Seseben unp bic Sclpate,
tparen in 2inien auFmari9irt. Iuf Die 3u.
rufc Der lesteren erpieperte er, als er i4O,
auf ter 8latForm Der Cars ftano Sd
pini9e baB Sbr 10 81 General Surnlt6'
balten Midget, wie i9r gu mir sebulteu 6ubt
nnb @le8 mirb gut 9ehen. 2ebt tpobL.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-28
THE MARKETS.

BATTERIES. has been decided adj
vance on the rebel batteries, particularly on the
Cumberland, and the entire stock was closed
out, and charged to profit and loss therebels ta-
king the latter.
NAVIGATION high boating stage on the
Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers is fatal to
large amount of rebel property exposed on the
banks Several boats having discharged their
cargoes with great precisions, eonsignees making
an assignment from overstock. &
ExcHANGE-Southern exchange is easy and
declining, plenty offering and taken in two large
lots The little balance of ssthree hundred, re-
Gently announced as against the Government
being now 'son the contrary quite the reverse
BAooN.-A decided movement in the rebel
stocks, both in Tennesse and missouri two prin-
cipal holders Price and Floyd at CAST accounts
being busy saving theirs with great diligence.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-28
A LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS,

From tie ati,aes ofBdloysl 5orasLio to the Toi-
aafecrS.
Mrs. Daniel Fettcr. sheet. blanket, ,
prs. OF socks, gal of apple-butter, : chickens.
Mrs. William tettcr, , pairs OF socks.
Mrs. Michael Fctter, : pairs Of socks gal
lon OF applc-buttcr, peck Of dried fruit, l
shirt, / roll of butter; Mrs. Isaac RcigEart l
pair Of pilow-sHps, ! pair Of socks, > quarts OF
dried fruit Mrs. Nicholas Russell 3 quarts OF
dried berries; AIrS. Gcor.a Reighart, pillows.
sheet, / roll Of butter: Lewis Ling, pair oi
blankets. Sarah 4. Ling, pillows and slips
John lIol,jerbamn 4 lbs OF butter. iIettie
Croy!e. hlaIket dried fruit, l Shirt Jaliann
Ling, chickens, James Ling, chicken, sau-
sagcs and dried berries Mrs. David Earnest.
chickens quarts of berries. Mrs. Mary
Walter (of SamucI) : cIikcns, ) quarts of ell
dcrbcnies, , lbs of butter, ! shirt. gallon OF
applebutter. Mrs William W Phillips , chick
ems, / shirt. pair Of socks, croch of aP-
ple-hWtcr Mary Walter, ] blanket 1 shirt,
pair of socks Mrs. Andrew Rcighart ! !
gallons aPplebuttcr, | undcrslirt, ! pair of
socks. Mrs Jacob Zimmcrs, lbs of butter,
blanket, l shirt dried fruit, Mrs. Samuel
Griffith, l pair Of pillow slips, l blanket, l
shirt, | coverlet Mrs. Josiah Berkhimer l
sheet, l bed comfort Mrs J. W. Tomlins on,
, prs Of socks, sheets, 3 lbs Of butter, | tur-
key. Geo Dibcrt, pair Of socks Franklin
Waiter. pair of socks. Mrs Henry Sill, l
roll of butter, sheet Mrs David Dbcrt, !
blanket. Daniel Dibert, l sheet, / roll of but
ter Mrs Jacob ID. Fctter, ! pair of socks.
Mrs Jacob Biddlc, l crock Of apple-butter, l
shirt. Mrs. Charles Imler, pair Of socks,
crock of apple-butter. Mrs. Isaac Imier, |
sheet, crock of apple-butter. Mrs. Abram
Sill, | towel, pairs of socks. Mrs. Daniel
Walter, L lbs of butter, l sheet, l shirt, /
pair of stockings. , pillows. 2 slips, quarts Of
dried berries, peck OF dried apples Mrs
Daniel Zmmers, shirts, under-shirts, prs.
Of Drawers, , pairs of socks, quart of dried
berries 1 peck of dried apples. John Zim-
nlers, pillows, quarts of dried berries, 3
lbs of butter, J peck of dried 'applcs. Mrs.
Charles Heltzel, 2 gallons of applebutter. Mrs.
David Reighart , quarts of dried berries, !
peck dried apples. Mrs. Abraham Schnavley,
shirt John II. Schnavley, l shirt, quarts
of apple-butter, l crock pickles Mrs. Zim-
mers, peck dried apples, pr drawers, l crock
jelly Mrs Moorhead, 2prs of socks, ] pint
dried berries. Mrs Samuel Beegle, pint Of
berries, glass of jelly. Mrs. Zach Diehl,
chicken, 2 doz eggs. Miss. Ann Carny, pin
wortleberries. Mrs. Diehl, 3 pints whortleber
ries and dried apples Mrs. Shartzer, pair o
pillow slips, l glass of Jelly Mrs Diehl,
lchickens Mrs. Mary Ripley, quarts of driet
corn at grapes, qt blackberries. Mrs. +
Schnavley, ct of berries | at of cherries, an'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-28

WORK IN THE GARDEN FOR MARCH.

Sow1NG ASPARAGUS SEED.-This seed may
be sosvn tbns.te the Tniddle or towards the lat
ter end of this month, on four feet wide beds of
rich earth Sow.it tolerably thin on the sur
face, clap ii in with the back of spade, cover
it a little better than half an inch deep with
earth out of the alleys, and then rake the beds
smooth.
SOWING BEET SEED.-Eor THIS porpose make
choice Of a piece Of rich deep ground; lay it
out into four feet wide beds, push the loose
earth into the alleys then SOW the seed tolera-
bly, thin and cover it with the earth out OF these
alleys to about three-quarters of an inch deep.
Or let drills be drawn with hoe, near an inch
deep, and foot or little more asunder; drop
the seeds thinly therein and cover them over
the same depth above. Or you may sow
the seed on piece of ground, rough after be-
ing dug and rake it we'll in.
ONIoN.-There are various methods of SOW
ing seed but first ! will give you the one prac-
tiscd by the most judicious and careful garden
ers.
As You proceed in digging the ground rake it
well after you; that being done lay it out into
three and a half, or four feet wide beds, with
alleys between Of about a foot wide; then with
the back OF the rake push OFF the light loose
earth from the top of each bed in the alleys,
one hatf TO the one sue, the Otler 10 the Opp0-
site; this done, and being provided with good
seed, SOW it thereon at the rate of one pound
for every sixteen rods, and with shovel cast
the earth out of the alleys over the beds, COW
ering the seeds evenly about half an inch deep;
then rake the beds lightly, drawing off all the
humps into the alleys.
When the plants are up LET them be kept
very clean and free from weeds of any kind by
q good careful hand-weeding, which is to be re-.
peated, from time TO time, as they require it;
and where they grow too close thin them to a.
bout two inches, plant from plant, aii over the
beds; by these means you win have excellent
onions for the table the first year
Sowing seed, to produce small seed onions,
will answer better in Ap,7i, which see. Ifsown
in this month, they would generally grow to
too large a size for that purpose.
SOWING PARsIEY.-Parsley seed may be
sown in a single drill along the edge of the
quarters or borders of the garden; it viii make
a useful and also neat edging, if not suffered to
grow rank, especially the curlcd parsley; or if
large supplies are wanted for market it may be
sown in continued rows nine inches asunder, OF
upon the general surface, trod down and raked