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assef, and maIntain iisssAwful authority,
and TO defend-siaies and .citizeiis in their
constituted auc~Vesed rights and powers.
Kesofued, That those men who urge the
Govefrsnent to depati from the iroe and
settled construction OF constitutional author
ity, OF to adopt unconstitutional and illegal
measures, or counteHance any lawless acts
| or tramPie upon the rights of aHy citizen,
ere giving aid and comfort 10 this -unho!y
rebellion, prolonging and aggravaline this
most terrible war, and sacrificing the dear
est interests of the nation.
Resolved, That the Constitution of the
United States was ordained and eslabIishe ed
IN order 10 form a more perfect Union, es-
iablsh justice, insure domestic tranquility
provide Tor The common defence, promote
the general welfare, and secure the bless
ings OF liberty 10 ourselves andso posieri-
~, and that for the purpose ofmainl aiming
The constitution thus ordained. and es-
iablished and ourfrights under it, and re-
storing that'more perfect Union in all i,s
original glory and integrity, reasserling the
authority and extending the protection of
the Flag over all the states and territories
we pledge 10 the government our propor-
money, may be required.
RoSOtced, nat Inc reenluilons adopted by
the Democratic State Convention on The
9th OF July last, are heartily approved and
endorsed by the Democracy of Columbia
county.
On motion of lram 'Defr, fhe resolutions
as offered by Mr. Freeze were adopted
On motion of w. H Jacoty, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed as fhe Dem.
ocratic Standing Committee OF Columbis
county for the ensuing year:
Boom-John G. Freeze, ESQ.
Bor. Berwick-Jeremiah S. Sanders.
Conyngham-James A. King.
Hemlock-Geo. L. Shoemaker.
Jackson-Iram Derr.
Locust-Alexander Mears
Montour- William 6. Quick.
Orange-Samuel Everett
Scott-Geor2e Mack.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
giving three hearty cheers for the :aConsii-
tuition as it is, and the Union as il was. %
and three cheers for the Ticket iust form
ed
WILLIAM LAMoN, Pres't.
hns' Iasm D.aa, aans' Secs.
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The NEw IRoksIDEs Es-The first class iron
clan steam irigate, New lronsIdes, sailed
on Thursday from The Philadelphia Navy
Yard. on The first cruise. Whuher she is
going no one can say exactly but the pub
lie may rest assured she is bonnd on i'm
Porlani duty. She is commanded by Cap
Tain Thomas Turner, who is proud OF his
ship, and is delermided Ia test her fighting
qualities to the fullest extent. He has a
fine corps of officers, and large and ell
hcient crew. 1t will not be long befote the
New lronsides is heard from.
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War Meeting at Serene.

A large wal meeting was held a, Serene,
on Thursday last, which was addressed by
Prof. Gilbert, Capt. Mckinney, Peter S
Rishel, ESQ.,, and others, the object OF which
was 10 get,recruits.for company that was
forming a, Bloomsburg 10 90 into the army.
The speeches were we'll receiv ed, and all
passed off pleasantly, giving general salts
faction. The muster roll was not very
numerously signed at this meeting, how
ever, We got several new recruits in tha,
vicinity. Greenwood has doEe nobly in the
way of furnishing men for this war Lit
share. Benton has acted patrioticaIl,. No,
a word can be said against these back
townships"
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMISATlos The Dem
ocrats o; Schuylkill county have nominated
MYLR STRousE, Esq for Congress The
District is posed of Schuylkil and Leb-
anon counties, and as the vote of Inc first
named ccuniy will have to elect MIR Sifouse
the Democrats OF Lebanon, who are in The
minority, will doubtless concur in his nom
inalion. He is loyal citizen aud consist
ent Democrat, and we shall rejoice in his
success.
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BRfGSDIER GENERAL STONE Rel EAsED-lt
is announced that Brigadier General
Charles P. Stone, who has long been con-
fined in Fort Lafayette, on the heinous
charge of treason, has been released, and
is now with his family in New York. AS
the Government has liberated him without
a trial. it is TO be presumed that he is inno-
cent. But if SO, what reparation will be
made for SO long imprisonment, and for the
stain which has been cast upon his reputa-
tion by the mere suspicion of treachery 10
the Government 1t is cruel thing to de-
prive an innocent man of his liberty, and
publicly accuse him of an infamous crime.
The miscreants, who, with SANDERS poison
ed tongue, insinuate the base chafges
which lead 10 such arrests as these, should
be severely punished. No mans liberty or
good name should be at the mercy OF The
sIan9erer.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
cAREFuLLr CORRECTED WEEKLY
ssRERIFF's SALES.

BY virtue of several wris of pendifioSi
fzponGS, dfids 'Etvari Faoios, aud Fia'i Ra-
tias, to me dIrected issued ont of The Cour,
of Common Pleas oil Columbia comfy. will
be exposed 10 pnblic sale, al the Court
House. in Bldosn -burg, on MONDAY, The II
day oi September nexi, al one O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of sad day, the following
real estate 10 Wit:
Cali that certain lot of ground sirna,e
in Maine township, CdlnnibIa county. con
talnimg about Two acres, be The same more
or less. Bounded and described as follows
10 viii ;-On the west by school Honse lo,.
on The north by land ofStscy Joan. on the
East aud Sou,h by slsid OF Henry Hauzs,t.
whereon are erected a one aud hall .to,y
-HonSe a well oi waller with the aapprrtsn-
ances
Sriz-d, taken in .execnhph In 10 be sold
as Inc property OF Jacob Hanzell.
ALSO.
certain TWO s.ory frame dwpllipo hors.
situate IN BrIarcreek townships, Col coun,r
(about eighteen feet by ihirt, feel in ,;ysS
upon LOT OF aronnd or Iraci of land now
occu pied b, the said Jacob SaIer. ..e,tr,;f.
| ing sixty acres or Iperea bouts. the said
tract bounded eastward BY lands of John
Rinard, norhward by public road and Ianii
.oi.Samuel Snler, west by lands Of J..oh
Bower. jr, and the LOT OF gronnJ AID cnc,
tiege appurtsn ant 10 said building.
Seized taken in execution and tu be sola
as the properly or Jacob Sitter.
ALSO.
All that certain rracI or piere of lard sS,.
uaie IN Madison township, Columbia co
| Pa, bounded follows, 10 wif:-Ou ,hs
| North ty land of John p. Runyan. ON IN.
| West by land OF Caleb Fun-ton'- Heirs. on
! a.. kx,i L. 0fN
! and on The East by land of George Ever.
containing Sevsn'y-six acres more or less.
| wheTeOn are erecisd a large Two : Org
/ frame Dwelling Hon>e "a lats,s frame Barn.
J Wagon House, Sprm2 Hnnse, and 9th.
~ out Buildings with The appnuensnces.
/ S-z.d taken in execn;ion and 10 bs soIs
| a. lire property OF Jacob s BnoHs
JOSIAH n. FURhIAN, Sheriff.
onm bug Aug 49, 1862
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Also.
BLOOMS BURG
BARBER SHOP

DH hbL9- Os1UI.
E'HE nndersiaHeI respectfully Informs
the 81 izsns of BlOomsburg, aud fhs
puhhc generally. slraI he ias rroper ell ps
Barber Shop, 4Ocate4 on Main Street, III The
white Frame boiIdmg, nearly opposite Ihs
Exchange Block; here lie is al all lime.
.eady 10 wait upon his customers 10 entire
satisfaction.
SHAVING A Nd HAIRDRESSING,
VIII be- executed With care and nealnese
and in the most fashionable s:5Ie. and on
very moderate terms.
EV ShampooiEs, done up IN CiIy style.
He soliciis pnblic patronage and pledges
his he>i erdeavors 10 give every reasonable
Satisfaction.
CHARLES HENRY NOLL.
Bloom shnr" Aug. g. 1862.
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Sound and TrUe.

A contemporary, alluding to the "signs OF
the times" closes an admirable article, as
FOLLOWS.
" The most alarming among all The signs
of the times is the disregard shown by many
of The leading polticaljournals to the spirit
and ieiler of the Constitution of the United
Slales. II is no longer concealed ii is bold
ly avowed day after day that The Cousiilu-
lion may be invaded, oversepped. in other
words, lrampled upon, in order 10 carry out
this war, This is corruption of the rankest
sort This is utter abandonment OF politi-
cal morality, and the country in the las,
stages OF desirable existence, when good
men on whom we relied as the supporters
of national virtue, tell US that The Constitu-
lion is not 10 stand iL the way of The Presi-
dent, In the m anaeement OF public affairs
Such men should remember that the Con-
stlluion is above the President No man
sweaTs allegiance TO the President, but all
men owe il to The Constitution.
And when the doctrine becomes popular,
as ii is to-day, that in times OF great public
danger and national exegencies, the char
ter or all our political rights may be disre-
garded by those who are sworn 10 de-
fend it; then our liberties are already gone,
and ihev can be revived only by such a
struggle as il takes 10 cast out devils from
one possessed.
To be fofewarned is 10 be foreafmed. II
is The duty OF religious patriotism 10 sound
the alarm and 10 cry aloud and spare not.
We know that plenty may return after fam
inc has wasted land. Peace may smile
when grim war has hid his face, and har-
vests may wave again owe fields that have
been fatiened with blood. But when moral
corruption eats into the very hearts
of people and the law ceases to be res
spec,ed by those who expound it, the days
OF national purify and prosperity are num-
bered, and we 40 longer have Govern
ment worth any good mans regard.
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Seventh Arnuol Fair of fhe Columbia County
AgTicuAur0l Society

dgf1tuHhTdI Society.
The Executive Committee al their meet.
ing on Saturday August 23d, passed the fol-
lowing resolution. On motion OF Caleb
Barton, jr.
Resoired, That the expenses of the Sew
enth Annual Fair of this Society De, paid
out of the receipts and the balance be Civ
en- the Army Aid Society TO provide Tor The
wants of Soldiers from Ihis County 3.
Resolved, That this Society grant to the
ladies OF Columbia couLiy, connected with
any Army Aid Society, The free use OF e
stand during the Fair for the sale OF goods
or refreshments.
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CAUTION.

Notice is hereby given iha, Hester Hess,
vile OF James Hess, has Ieii his bed
aud board without any Just cause or provo.
cation and Az persons are forbidden 10 trust
her on his account The parties re-id. in
Susafloat towns hip, Colnmbis county
JAMES HESS.
Sugarlcai Aug 20, is62-2t.
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ESTRAY COW,
HATTIE SCENES.

100 oil the mosl seyefe Battle Srenes and
incidents OF The war now Ieaiy (-ize lSx
80 Inchee) highly coLaed, tn fine ard pa
per, for R5 GEMS, 25 for 81, po-,paid.
Also, iusl published, The Official Unioi
Volunteer Directory (lOO pages. giving
the name of every Ufficrr and private la
The Uhion Army with their commands &r,
To. PtheJ wnh large amount of other VAL
1able information, ssnl, postpaid, on re-
ceipI OF 25 els. To Agents and the trade
no beuer opportunity was ever offered.--
Address HENRY B. ANSON Prin, Publish
er. &c, 49 State ST., Boston, Mass
q Papers copying, paid in The above.
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Administrators Notice.

Esfate Of Fsanktin LOngenbereer decsused.
4 ETTERS of administration on the estate
~ OF Franklin Longenberger, late OF CO.
lumba county, decd, have been eran;edi
by the Register of said county, 10 VIM. Il.
Longenberger, otSBeaver Twp, Col. co.5
ALI persons hasfkg claims or demands
against The esIa& of the decedeni, Will
present them toihe administrator for sei,Ienf
eu;,and those indebled TO The estate a-s
requested 10 make payment Immediately
10 the undersigned.
VIM X. LONGENBERGER
Admir-.
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LEATHER! LEATHER I.

TINhE undersigned would announce, tn at
l. he has on hand, al his Han and Cap
emporium on Main street, Bloomsbury an
assortment OF different kind oi leather. .sucA
as fine calf skins, morocro, red aud black
and ,iHings, all OF which he will sell cheap
er than can be had elsewhere IN This mar
kel. Call aud examine them tor yourselves.
JOHN X. GIRTON.
Bloom shnrc Nav 2I 1852
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SCURvY AND SCROFULoUS ERUP-
fions will soon cover the bodies OF those
brave men who are fighting their couniry's
battles. Night sir, bad food, and dreuch-
inS rains will make sad havoc with the
strongest, therefore lei every man sup ply
himself with HOLLOwAY'S OINTMENT,
il is certain cure for every kind of skin
disease. Only 25 cents per Pot. 215
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Beaver twp, July 9. 1882.
COLUM BlA COUNTY

AGRI ULT RAJ FAIR.
The Executive Committee of the Colunf.
bia County Agricultural Society, hate fixed
upon the
18th, 18th, 18th. 18th days Of October
next, as The lime of holdisg their Seventh
Annual Fair,
CALEB BARTON, Presf.
August i3, 1862.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.

INHE Autumn ier'u oil This institution will
commence on
MONDAY. AUGUST 4ih. 1862.
TERMS--For Boarding, Washing,
Tuition, elc., Tor Eleven weeks SIS 10
One hall in advance
Students who have not engaged looms
will do well 10 make early application 10
WM BURGESS, Principal.
Millvile Col. co Pa, july l9. 1852,
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How ConrscrIeuT RAISES TkooPs.--The
% WI Of Milleri. Conn, with population
Of 800: pa5s sleo bOuolyio every youn-
ie sr and he Rev. John Brace. D., Pas
81 Of the First Cons<zg gaiionaI Church, has
81 cred besides bonnsy o: $500 TO every
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2 gM H. Jsc0BY, EDIT0R.
LoaH'BuRG, WEDNESDAY, ltG 27th, 1861
state, District and County Ticket.

state, District and County Ticket.
fF0R AUDITOR GENERAL.
ISAAC SLENKER.
OF UNION COUNTY.
1sOR SURVEYOR GENERAL
JANE p. BARR.
OF sLLEeHaSY COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS
l5on. l.. B. RUP ERT,
SuEieu fo'iAe deciiOn of the Coatsress
FOR ASSEMBLY,
GEO. d. JACKSON. of Sullivan,
JOHN C. ELLIS. eff Montour,
Sutgrt 10 Tie decision Of the Confsrees.
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE,
HON. W. LLIAM WELL.
oi Towanda,
S,gjeeffo Le decision Of the Confs,ees.
YoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
+ II. HTIIE, oil Bloomsburg
TOR coMMIssIoEKR,
ROHR McHENRY, OF Benton.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
lS'AhC A DEWITT, of Greenwood.
FOR AUDITOR,
A. J. EVANS, of Bloomsbury.
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Montour Comfy.

The Democracy of Montour county held
their Convention on Monday of las, week
and pIace9 in nomination the following
ticket:
For Sheriff. Edward Young Register
and Recorder. William C. johnson; Com
missioner. .Johu Moore; Treasurer, Abraham
Wagner; Surveyor, George w. West; A udi
tor, William Grossly; Coroaer, John Ware
Wellington D. Weidhamer and Jesse c.
AmInefman we're appointed Congressional
Conerees to meet the Conferees from 9TH
er csIunties Of the District to dominate
Democratic candidate for Member of Con-
gress
Dr. S F. Caldwell and William Mower
uefi, appoiMed Representative COME rees
TO meet simiar Conferees OF the District,
will instructions TO support JOHN C. ELLIS
Of Anthony township, as a candidate for
Ass,mbly.
The Iasihgeacer speaks thus OF their Sc
lection for Member:
sAssENBLy.-B the usages of The District
MoEItouT county is entitled to one of the
Members OF the Legislature 10 be elected
la this District al the next election For
this position We have unanimously, recon-
meiIded John c. Ellis, Esq, OF Anthony
Township, Ian honest, intelligent and wor
thy man. and sterling Democrat just
such man as should be sent 10 the Leais-
laiure al this time. His nomination will.
no ionbi, be concurrsd in By other counties
OF tae District and il so, his election, by an
uHE Tscedenfed majority is certain
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A contemporary, alluding to the "signs o
the times" closes an admirable article, as
foollowss
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Selection of Congressmen.

The coming election, the character Of
candidates for Congress will be looked to
as we'll as their party afiaities. Correct
principles and correct practices should be
eo-existent but, unfortunately, they are
not. Some Of our Republican Congress
men have behaved as recklessly and fool
ishly as any of the other party-many Of
whom Except on few votes) were Just
what all Republicans should be-true to
their country. 1t is some times a task to
decide whether to sacrifice good Principles
on accoun, of defective representative
but there are many who do, for they hold
that bad man will more often 90 wrong
than right, and they therefore support the
best man" regardless of party.
Our country requires OUR BEST MEN in
our next Congress-men Of experience, Of
integrity, of sound sense, of frmDess, OF
courage-of known virtue and competen-
cy. 1t does not need dissola:e, or Idle, or
speculatiug Members. The People are in
earnest, and need to be, in this matter.
Slavery formerly ruled this country By
keeping her attest and most experienced
men in C0nyres, year after yeGr. The
training and the "know how" are often
worth more than votes. The experience
of Speaker GROW, CoLEAx, BLAIR, &c,
make them more than a match for any
Southerncr. We therefore rejoice in the
indications tha, our best aud most faithful
Congressman in Penn'i will be returned
We need ripe judgment, aud rich ability
as well as stern, honest patriotism, as much
in Congress as in the Army or Navy.
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ed in from three sides, aud tough, like

fired in from three sides, aud fought like
tigers.
At one time, every man was for him
seif-arms were clubbed, throats gfasped,
AMI the.weakest had to @ under. The
Rebels finally fell back.
Il was an awful sight to sec the dead
in heaps, horses, aud broken cannon al!
about.
OF our color bearers, ono after another
fell, but at last Capt. H.n,myer, Co. |,
seized and kept it to the last: the spear
and tasseis are gone, and the flg is full Of
holes.
The last be saw Of Capt. Thomas
Chamberlin, (who was wounded in the
leg.) he had his sword in his left hand,
and with his right leading a Rebel officer
towards the Colonel
Our army are wei! tired, and hard
looking set Of soldiers, The Rebels taken
were poorly clad, but fine looking men,
and said they had orders to capture or
kill the Pennsylvania Reserves, or be
themselves captured.
Our soldiers expect new outfit Of Goth
ing aud tents, bnt need the little articles
they lost also. They were receiving rein
fOrcemcnts. They think they have
bcttered their position, and hope, with the
helping arm of Him who reigns above,
soon TO crush the rebellion.
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LIT. Schafll. describes the men as we'll
tired, and needing rest.
From the Linn Rifles, near NeWbern.


/ CAMP RENO, y. G., June 20
! 1t is worth ones while to 90 long way
to see what We have seen to-day-the re
view of Burnside's army, and the preseu.
tation of the costly sword, voted to Gen.
Burnside by the Legislature of Rhode Is
land. 1t threatened rain. We had fixed
up somewhat-arms and accoutrements 10
beautiful order, new white gloves, many
in new pants, and it ve1ed US to think our
gay holiday trim would be of no avail
The State of Pennsylvania sent our Rogi-
ment oil-cloth ponchos these were buck.
led under the belt, and we marched Down
to the left, across the Trent, the sky had a
midnight blaekness-the magnificent flag
of the lth Conn. relieved against it-oh,
there never was more beautiful flag than
foated there, Once in cur life, the flights
of Fourth of July orators were nausea
| never saw any beauty in our fag-no
sense in the song of the Star Spangled
Banner: but, now, its every fold is'precious
it is thing of life, like the proud eagle
tears well up to the eyes-the heart
thrills to its inmost core-surely We never
knew what "old Glory" was and is.
The sky, overhead, and to the right,
heavcd with rolling, bright-tinted cloud.
Our brigade formed along the river, our
backs to it, each regiment in double COL
umn. They had to make room for us
our regiment doubled every one else. At
right angles, the Is. Brigade, Col. Naglc,
formed-this and ours is the ID Brigade,
Gen. Reno's fighting Division, and proud
little man he looked, as he rose in bis
stirrups, taking of his cap-Gen. Burn
side, with bis brilliant staff, approaching at
a gallop, amid the roar of Beger's battery,
firing national salute "Second Division
three cheers for General Burnside, Hip
~ and six thousand throats I
poured out such a cheer-it was a wide
plain We were formed on, and there was
heart. music in the roll and echo of those
sturdy voices-near two thousand of US
Pennsylvanians, toO-rolliug over against
he dark green wood that bounded our
plain a mile away, and returning in echoes
If almost equal fullness. Then, six thou
and Massachusetts, men, Gen. Fosters
Division, took up tho cheer-then the
turdy Rhode islanders, regiment and
the marine battery that closed
he square-oh but that was salty yell
Then it went back over the fields amid the
auks of the artillery and the cavalry, uu-
il the tcam5ters caught it up, There was
wagon, with a platform on II, aud on this
yere Gen. Burnside, Gen. Mauran (who
anne from Rhode Island to make the pre-
cntatiou,) an old sea captain, and others.
We could see Gen. Nauran bobbing up
nd down, fourishiDg his hand, and nod
ing: Burnside would look at him, and
g would look at Burnside, who cooked
is head like crow, his bald pate glis- ,,
,uing aud flashing in the sun-but we
idn't bear anything. Gen. Burnside
with no aPperont effort but 9
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lS-COrp. JAcoB X. MERIT, Of slifer
Guards, Co. d, 9th Pa. Reserves, writes
to his parents, that, in the second days
Gsht, they lost their knapsacks and hav-
ersacks, SO that most of the Regiment
have only what they stand in. lie lost
his Bible, but had picked up another.
In one engagement, the troops were all
20 mixed that at one time be could not see
five men Of one Regiment.
On'ihe S0th, (third days fight Lieut..
M'Faidcn was wounded in the leg by
piece of shell. The Rebel sharpshooters
were stationed on the tops Of trees. Some
of the prisoners seemed satisfied to submit,
but others had TO be knocked down before
they yielded 10 their fate. Both sides
weEc continually reinforced The enemy
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r@- Richmond papers assert that the
Union forces were the largest 10 the late
contest. Yet they confess immense losses
on their side, and seem to think that o
few such "vic,ories' will ruin them!
A gentleman from Fredericksburg re.
ports that the Rebels we're SO terribly cut
up in the great battles on the Peninsula
that they almost despair Of defending
Richmond.
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sU- Ben. Woods speech is copied in
the Democratic papers North, aud in the
Secession papers South. Who can deny
that Democracy aud Secessiouism arc now
working hand 10 hand-are hateful sin
their lives, and in death should "nOt be
divided 7"
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DESERTED

TRON the L. :. service, al Camp near
4 Alexandra, Va. April 5, lsf2, private
JOSEPH BARNHART, Company d, ssh Reg
iment =. L. Age, - years; height, feet y
inches; complexion. fair: eyes. grav; hair,
sandy. reward OF ten dollars Is offered for
his apprehension and delivery at the nearest
recruiting station. I. CHAMBERLIN,
MAY - C.utsin Co D. 9Th E.-'t 7. z
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Latest News

IO- President Lincoln has returned
from his visit to James River, where be
was received with much joy by the sol.
diers. He seemed well pleased with his
visit, and with the spirit and position Of
the Grand Union Army.