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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05
The Dream, of Life.

How few IF US at the close of life can say
II have filed and occu,ied. the position to
WHICH Hacked forward VIXEN a Boy" FL the,
onward progress IF life. how often. in some
stray moment Of Thought and reflection, d. we
not find ourselves inquiring.-.
as this as I hoped-have ! enacted my
dream p
The answer is invariahly-No.
We look forward in childhood and only
look forward STANDARDIZATION. We build up
gorgeous palaces, we sketch career If life
all gnhl and snnshine-wEat are they. and
where are they, when wears snberr,,s?
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05
The Extbrtfoners.

A letterfrom an officer Of the army IN VIZ
ginia, closes with the following significant
paragraph:
But there is one subject that is doing US
woeful damage in the army, and unless ar
rested m It's ruinous progress. we fear the re-
suit. That is The people are aorong at home.
Though they are enjoying the blessings Of
home, they do not seem to realize the
sity. OF crushing the evils that exist amongst
them. Yea all classes are engaged in the
rulnous vice of ertovtion. II the people do not
correct 1t, there is a day coming when this
army is to arrive at home. Our soldiers are
now warlike and bloodthirsty, and they have
already declared that the man who could have
no mercy on their suffering wives and child
rem, shall receive no mercy, and who can re-
strain them, as they core from the field With
their blood stained garments and fresh from
the carnival Of blood
The soldier had hoped tEat oar legislative
bodies would have applied the remedy. but
they have hesitated; they have been afraid OF
personal popularity trsmble for the erto1'-
tioner, disowned by God and at the mercy OF
men 'sscho khoviny their rights dare MAINTAIN
them" Our country may be saved but there
is nothing bat darkness and gloom for the
men who, with their ill-getten gains, are try
ing to make money over the counsry,s Gown
fall If we are to fail in this great struggle,
the sin will lie at the door Of these nnmerc1,
full spectators, that some people call geatse-
men. but whom the Bible classes amongst the
most degraded Of the earth The sin has be,
come national one Of vast magnitude. On!
mercilul God, save US from our enemies at
home.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05
Three Hundred indians to be
Hung.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 8.-Over 3oo In
dians have been convicted by the military
commissioner, at the lower Sioux agency, as
participants in the late horrible massacres,
and condemned to be hung. Whether they
live or die rests with the authorities at wash
ington. The people Of Minnesota, to man,
are in favor Of their immediate execution.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05

The latest dog story is If two dogs wh tell
to fght,ngin sawmill. Inthe course If the
tusseI one Of the dogs weng plump Against
the saw in rard molten which cn, !, m IN two
instanter. The hind legs ran awa,, hut the
fore legs continued tho tight aud whipped the
other dog,
The New York herald., 1862-02-27
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27 1867

AMUSEMENTS.
NfBLos O GaRDENa E@htNM - sFtAHA
IN Lessee anu Manager. Henry O. Jarrett
BRILLIANT SUCCESS ;"
Second week OF the y ,nenio of t.
ft1-aar ttt MRS. JOHN WOOD, a..
The Queen OF Comedy and Song ana
At ttW MIR. J. COLLINS. ..f... -
The great Irish Comedian and Vocalist t-
S.cona @ nd week a. lhs establishment with all its ~
sfARTLihG EFfECTS L a't.e aar
-TIIE C0LkEEN BAwN oa
SPLENDID SCENERY, 70 II - 80 = .lrl,nsu-
ELEGANT FURNITURE ~ ifi.-7
and the original Music by Thomas Baker.
ALL ENTIRELY NEW. 80 ca OoHAhor oosfoAHS'
Tdl RSDAY EVENING Peb. ~, 1867
tstffa M and every night until further notice.
TIE COLLEEN BAWN; t..
Or the DE- DE5 GARRyowsN
MyLES MA COPPALEEN.. .............M Mr.. j. COLLINS
twth the songs pd Mourn the Hopes that Leave Me-"
"Cruisseen Lawn" and the 'Boys of Kikennyo Lt-.
ta'u - Oiesah .hr L. a. Shewou
Da'ny Mann'. nr Scaian
rstuer Mr Hso hycr
Iori iSan .Mr Martin
Ely 0'cONN0R. the Colleen Bswn. Mira J. WOOD,
liking her Cow and, with Mr. Collins, the dueit "Myies
Anne Chute. Colleen Rhuad Miss Emma Taylor
onesn. MISE Mary Weus
Admis ion Ito all parts of the house, cens
Secured Parquette y a!ls. rs cents
Seats can be secured three days in advance.
The New York herald., 1862-02-27
AMusEMEHrs.

'Hy AMUsEMENTS. A
cADEMY OF MUSIC -oorrscnALK-oPERA
"A Mr. GRAU has tho pleasure y announce thai hs has
GRAND GO rrscHALK GALA NIGHT.
% .A' ri wp'1zS fzSfoaY Y.f February
''' p''s''miSs orEkATH5 re Fl rERFoRxAxcE
OF unusual ISdx sls 81 IAsaEasSok s "0'
MISS sss enARA ESts TsIlcao
e. u 1r%Rs "a. Is. ss'as :':
Mr. Max P ssia,; ssso$S ~
and EIS; %SSRSExGx MEYER rLAxER A., 2I Here
denny q Music VIII ,s%SaSSsSsS
q GEaSP sA4 RSS1 s9T1ssFtIK II yHk St1EsEk TEE
DOORS OPEN AT =, when Mr.. GoIt.chslk viii pay
w '-' BErLEY,
which emnently last season, will be
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEy.
ming Wi aus tain the role OF Of me
she has De received unboundd applause, 6on hs's
'.r AN'sa sieSoRs BRIoNoLI AND susIsI ~, 81.
Minated as on The previous evening.
" TaE Tiffr fCsET orFcEs WILL OPEN TO-DAY
II :;... &:
usual opera prices il r'msin an harg,d For the GA
@s 'Ds '1'es TO ALL Ief'i rARrs 81 81 THE HOUSE
G. 4; Ea
was universal, this privilege AL pulsha
ivate b,aes from ss,oss.
Mr.. Go,tschak grand ert in Hartford to- night
BnooKlIKxxx Aca8ETy Ss Mvs1G sHI. NIGHT
' MONDAY Il sRcn . = "''"''
1SS is ss sPeS
NEW BowERY THEATRE
N Sole TEh fsa :" IAs''a
inc great m0iA SNcIE GssMl p TOMS CABIN;
=, a., ,, twelve on absaa hss AASsG sn%;r, 1 .
THE ORIGINAL CAST 6F CHAR cTERs.
which rendered the drama 80 popular AT TINS leairr
After which Harry seymour. great nAonai m,;.s,
THE CAPTURE OF FORT noNkLso.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEt i.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY u ism
E$s$ EAST EAST $$Ss$ $S$ $S$ HI III E%$ EE$$$$
. '''' "''''SzIsE szisE SzIsE EH4E, EH4E, s's1ss DINA
a ssa sssss Sis ss fstn AZ Of
s3sE :z|sE EHsH EEsE e HE HE $$sS
Ss FyFs1se ;. ,as
give place 70 'as sADxk AND
WATERS OF OBLIVION.
which positively be produced MONDAY, March
COMMODORE MUTT,
the wonderful and famous
THE SMALLEST MAN 81 HIS AGE IN THE WORLD.
and the most interesting and CAPTIVATING -,
AT ALL HOURS EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
anu - SONGS. DANCES AND MILITARY DRILL.
which have enchanted his Wis he viii give tue
CELEBRATED GkkCIAN STATl ES.
Hercules Romuius Remus AJaA Achilles Tue slve Ems
l'ur' 1A' oAHIf TnE :sskkss GkEAT f. LIVING WHALE,
From o
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUs.
From the River Nile In Egypt. .c--
THE GREAT ROARING. BARKING SEA LION
The animal Of the KIND exhibited alive eas OF The
The GRAND XQUARIA, with jts multitude of living d..
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. MONSTER SNAKES. h.AP-
PYFAMLY and million other curiosites non every quar-
Admission all only Is cents Children under eenss.
HOOLEyS MINSTRELs.
IL $50 Broadway. oppc sts Bind .s ,sI street. @
Grand Complimentary Testimonial to IaaT
MR. GEORGE GRAY
the much admired tenor. .frsfr aw
He Will sing the favorite ballads,
ar ck Me 70 Seep Mother and the "F1ag OF our Uniou
The programme viii embrace all the newest 0rns u
concluding with the comica tragca fsrccal opcrac bur-
FOX IN "A FIX. A
The whole forming bill of novelties and The
most attractive enterainmcnt ever offered " dcrinn&S
The New York herald., 1862-02-27

NIGHTLY KECEIvED WITH
BY CROWDED AND BRILLIANT - - -A 700
The scenic mechanical effects Of novel, peculiar, and
the vya and
The Orchestra, under the dTsGop TMn%ss q .xpp m ,,
OyERTu E-On favorte Irish .ker
skxsp
lnrSaucnE tc duel the Last LIZ, - Rose Of Summer"
Distributon q characters extraordinary strength
NELLY sRaDY Che Ban ioiahsj WALLER WALLER
These celebrated artists have been engaged expressly for this
Iataer Feisr Barnsi. Dennis; Mr. K RieSases.
$:s Hfiss .', '
Assf FaIss Mr. Dss r..ssy i ssIss ss
Cart Garry fS s"s sSssy Eess
IssSisy % D'sa
SYNOPSIS 9ss e ssESEET sssss $sR EseIDns1s
SIGNAL TORCH AND MEETING OF THE PEEP o'pAYs
ss.. sss
II The poor sonssress pattern father and an a.
scSsr Ill The Ban caointhe; Mary's home the memo
RES ., the kaTtEs esit ksT Tsge ~ TIER rssScrs
mothers mSfss SSf sss "a Ans fsps CHILD REUNITED
scESr ~ specimen Of Irish Courtship; love and whs
ss's HaTifi Ha q saas II M sfE sara' in s. cups
the greased pig Captafn feep OOay;
escape sudden change Of charaeter; aHa r.f.
tis GRAND TABIEAU OF TIE FACTION FIGHT.
.. tee M ACT SECOND.
SCENE Robbing ones own house; an exhibition Of moral
SCENE H. Ncys stoy the tale Of the Mscarthys false
sl BETRAYER AND BETRAYED; "a,
ltsul q ,s.rr - THE OATH: .- .'
MARY'5 DEATH DETERMINRD ON;
prediction witchng necks; the witnesa
ScKSE III. THE HEDGE SCHOOL,. The schoomaster at
home and abroad avery bad spe acquiring the alphabet
ScRxx w Hell n the Macarthy's wife; fathers cruelty
daughter driven out upon the world. -.
SckNEV. drunken postman eleventh sight exraordt-
nnry the mail robbery tho prcst hepsrdon safe tho alb
'S sesSs VI. THE BLACK VALLEY. eAtoagh Job; Babby
appesi the last prayer: ths RUR RIDER. 10y - !.
Thrilling and Terrific Descent Of the Caointho into the
49,. :. 80. 81. Black Valley.
ACT THIRD.-S~ne J.. Babby and the memory OF the
past; the Mccarthy arrested court martial and aconrt
artia trial; Babbys oath and Darbys caution; Patsey
stand; how To kiss the book something Of the
geography OF Irish OATH Eruption Of the Irish Ian
guagc Interpreter waatcd; the schoolmaser testi
mcny THE DEATH SENTENCE; friends and foes; the
''u W pc PEEP o'DAY AND THE PEEP opAy ,Boys.
An un ooked for interruptions; THE PEEP O'DAY BOYS
PARDONED, but the chaiga OF murder still sustsncd the
witness; the box and the parers proof OF Purces
vay the release OF the mortgage and reversion OF The
Macarthy's esate Nells testimony rejected; vilainys
last thrcc two witnesses whose testimony cannot be re-
DISCOVERY OF TIE TWO COI,LEENs,
The fore OF happiness aud joyful terminstion
Box =.
The New York herald., 1862-02-27
DowERy THEATRE.
D SrTCKNEys NATIONAL CIRCUS c
UNCLE TOMS CAIIN
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, .f.. l
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,

fNcIE rows cAGiN.
SsSlK SsSEk TSss TSSs SAEIs;, SasIIs, q, -
WITH TFS ISTs ET Ans MS TTEsS akSks ysLEAUx
raE DEs5 sEsFE FhlI SS ~ sSn 81 TIE r. STAGE
N lIale waliae2's Theatre Broadway, near Broomo
BAKER RyER, LEssEEs AND MANAGERS.
with an entirely new adaptation 81 Harrie BeacSer stoves
srea, work. by amber OF the Pennsylvania Ju
'''''''' III M MORAL 1G - ANb i MUSICAL DRAMA, -.
e"''"D UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
THE I1ours AND SHADOWS OF SOUTHERN LIFE.
which T 3 Pr,fs9isd M s o & SnHfRAcrERs
Mrs O. c. Howard. the great original, unapproachable
Mrs Lofty Hoggh the InItablc personatOr of Yankee gals
Mrs Chanrau The beautiful and accomplished favorte as
Whose precocoas talent Is the Wonder and admiration
Of all who have witnessed her extraordinary performances
Geo Rcr performed by him over three hundred tmes a.
he rog@as win y s
only in the s. sf'5'f.sfs5 Ss hsfSSTHri sSTrh Md sing
e dmsy Sss m
rGfS IN fye <; Ellis AND
ScmsETas aas. ana rn,sasn % engaged called for
444- Il. dsEAr n 4N5RISAAS HS5sSASr Music HALL q.
World wide Is the fame Of this most popular place Of
People talk Of It, newspaper critics write Of H. every
seeks an g2sG fgs22,as fsFF'n' sfsFs Of
S soymsa and % % nj S %s Ss
hours OF the evening and rccupcrae the energies and rc
fresh the brain after the toll and OF the day
A era in the annals OF amussments.
the darling array Of brflii1ss aaao1ig Srti,..
TONY PASTOR
TONY PASTOR
the great model clown jester stump orator and comic singer
CHARLEY WHITE,
CHARLEY WHITE,
the Ethiopian comedian, suthorof all the most
negro and burlcsaucs OF tho daya host In
CHARLEY GARDNER,
CHARLEY GARDNER
the rcr owned representative Of tho faband
H. HART, A. J. LEAvITT, n. LESLIE,
r. HART, A. j. LEAN1TT, H. LESLIE,
in their glorious ecceniriitcs that delight ali
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FABER,
MISS ERNESIfNE DE FARER,
MISS LIZZIE SCHULTZ, MISS LIZZIE SCHULTZ.
lho accomplished dancers and vocasts,
GREAT BRILLIANT CORps DE BALLET
under the direction OF Mons. Paul Brilliant
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE.
every Saturday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock.
ROBERT w. BUTLER, Sole Manager and Proprietor
AIRS. MAGGIE 1fAtGHTs ANNUAL CONCERT WILL
M lie given a Nblos Saloon March O. She will be asst
Ell by several eminent artists Recrved seats 81 Tickets
% cents, 10 be had at the door
The New York herald., 1862-02-27
WINTER GARDEN. QFa rs lla
w WINTER GARDEN.
This evening will be presented the world Drama
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
OR, LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
UNCI,E TOMS CARIN

UNCLE 1Tss 1S, HTE gSpiN hNoSa THE LowIY.
UNCLE TOMS uSdhE SaeEs' TOMS CABIN.
adapted from the novel Of Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe
s % Ss
tie Union and ali the nobcst Interests Of mankind Il isa
arsuhy n s pbhs pha must find Its rue n'srps
ISS the
pesc; possible p. the being the sppon
!, the best possible hs talent Of the country ford
simon Lesre slave trader M Barton Hi
Phins.s Fletcher Ksn.uckian.. payiige
Harss fugitive 4. Davenport
Eva she Of he josepns Myers
E.. Harris the fusre Tiis appearance. Annie wt.
dopy % hs s that sevsr was born Miss Fanny 5swnS
Aunt xSns opss3a S.as'ss wsico
Sox d.
90 .0'A' - nome -fAsIESTx. HSiI aux
81 a1s rsss s E "a b asspf; Il s
has ssa
ass TSn 1 D1n Of upss TDa
Alter w Which s,sv coS'c n' As.ms ~ S
for the IN .f s.y.y and
~''A Opens 1ss iHis 's'lSs1 laS1LLsoos
BEAvr1fFSr Beautiful Il cuBAs
DON JUAN spd dx1MEsns s..
And the full Corts dc ia let
Gos DsnSG by ss5L ee9s Giant 1s
T. The Demon of Distortion,
La oan.a psnos u he xaue by the
beautiful Cubas Don Juan xmenes and the Corps de Ballet
THE PRIDE AND GLORY
5zsisE 81 81 Us Hs Ss asS
t.s 563 BROADWAY
(next door 10 Ball, Black C0.'s).
All who value wisdom, amusement knowledge end power
EXCITING, la
MOST WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
MARVELLOUS
THRILLING.
CNSURPAsSABLE etf
SUPERB, ae
iN INVALUABLE, .r
INSTRUCTIVE
a.. e NJ SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION 'fN
Open FOR gentlemen only, from 10 I'LL TO- e.
Admission Is cents. I-a
The New York herald., 1862-02-27
GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
Ut IHfl u 665 BROADWAY. q as

Open gentlemen only, from 10 iii 10.
GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. aa 81
THE PEOPLES Mgsfc HALL.
sSs
sSr sure cur cure for SsI Se seSs-Bsn Jon.sn "e''
rao the great modern temple Of mr music and rational
-.'' THE GREAT CANTERBURY,
where u @ "a sa s s o I'M e MAY NV sna
ana ne niasirss merry, and the soriou:
0ar''aa' n S!'si saExH
s,sas ss S.s! ss nss:
r ss s s sa
voley Of witty pun jokes 4c followed up by eros. rcs Of
he CHARMING Nc
So y
until tho hea HIsTcRS = sSsi and sas tl a., .s
THE TIE SlssT sE4T Il nc cAsyEHTSs1 sy
frame your nj minds {. e mh and merrmer, me-
A QUESTION FOR. THE PUBLIC
Il there cxcncc has there been In existence,
TsRsy ss1Rsary Sf%R;TPHF RsR AND
" the yTIE 4 iAs ETs. ossssSIl' ANSWER
"A QUESTION FOR THE. OLDEST INHABrrANT !.
THE o. LIS ANSWER
'' AAHk sxxE TIE ( !asE Eelr o. Sr Stars. r.
sEEEy sEEE#S#; $ES $Hs SS$EEEE$$SS
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. ! ssssSBASI sHssB sSssB Ss$IsSs, Sss$EIIssSss, ;sSlE'
% ALL IL 'a'cS THE coMraSY 4 "a XffEaRISa. sd iaIs"ie"'
NfELoDEoN, sss BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
m TSE II EigSEkS CONCERT HALL oE A; AMERICA
INN IMMENSE III oSufPSumSd or THE GREAT PuBiic HS is;''
y ''' '''' -'"' "s sTRPHEN il. BRANCH
the great moral rcfrmer and only rvalof George Ma.sc
He makes Ai iSsss coSSicT SSS + the
'.- Life On On BLicKwELL's ISLAND.
80 M ADDRESS THE AUDIENCE
al Che terleination OF ~ M,,i Che unique speeacle
THE THE IsEyifsBkIEE IsEylfAHkE sFEFIIEs sTEFIIEs
oH, eHSsSsfsk flI
emeodsins tho sweet Mss yssal syi sy9Is SsFrEyr 81
SSsMsStLEyS III & p, 1. SSSrlssss: q. ssa
Sss SAN sFAh5 Il s.i sstSlI iiS hits,
0mEiys1lFf Iaspi EEis = sSztN
MuLrIFAEIeEs T,iE e5s, MIESEEsl TINsfRMtt MELODIES
Ss5f$ss SS
And oss y III @ SGi GTiESssTFoFrlrs
Admission y cents. Orchestra, IS cents opena u
msnis TASsS fSERfsr fssS is engaged at ri. c.o
in,cni AMI VIII shortly app.ar 10 selection o. her popular
The New York herald., 1862-02-27

AMUSEMHNry. oi
WALLACKB. 1l nlH h. ff lI..n ~ grrIr. ,
Doos open st z; bsgn ~ haifpas and terminate
UNABATED SUCCESS
h LEGITIMATE STANDARD COMEDIES.
inN THURSDAY
will be acted (sxth timel the popular comedy by
Morton, author Of Tho Way 10 Get Married. &e entitled
CURE
The New York herald., 1862-02-27

DARGAINsi BARGAINsi BAHGAtNsi
FIRE FIRE FIRE.
W.. X. PEYTON,
No. 27i B0WERY. near Houston street,
Is now Offering, AT GREAT BARG AIMS, his splendid
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
DAMAGED BY THE LATE FIRE.
To housekeepcrs others this opportunity
10 purchase at n great sacrifice. ....
C!oaks, Shaws Mantlas, Dress Goods, silks, Linens
shirt,ng and sheelng MusIns, Table Cloths, Napkins
Towels Blankets Countcrpanrs, Curtains Fannels Tick
ings Hosiery Gloves Embrod r!es, &c, &C.
No. 2u BowEMisY.n n near ar Houston street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-27
MEDICAL.

p o.
A REMINDER.--DR. BARROW, 1N lLEECKER
IN street, Maciougnl street, N. y Office
hours from III til Z, and from ktoS.
noCTOR HUNTER H1MsELF-THE PHYSICIAN
~ who established tho Hunterian Dsponsary No ID.
vision street, New YorS city, In 1884, be consulted from
6A NJ until ~ O'Clock at night at the old olcc Private
entrance.
nOCTOR RALPE, OFFICE 13e CROSBY STREET, COR.
II ner OF Houston. Hours ii 10 and till ocicck.
nR POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES OF FEMALES
~ with unparalleled He can be consulted at IL
I.night street Attends continually.
nR WARD, SUCCESSFUL LONDON PHYSICIAN
~ and surgeon can be consulted usual OIlcc No. IL
laight street Private entrance. Hours from SA. N. till
T. NJ daily.
MRS. r. MUNR0B. ELECTRICIAN AND CLATRvOY-
Nl ant. dcal Q installations from IL until O'Clock,
No. % Watts street, New York.
M LARM0NT, PARIS AND LONDON, PHYSICIAN
Ms anu Surgeon, 6i7 Broadway, up staira
from % A. NJ. TO o T. NJ, Sundays excepted.
DRoFEssoR REsTELL, i62 CHAMBERS STREET. OAN
j. to consulted a. usual Asmts, l2It< Liberty street.
NY In Brooklyn, f5Fulion street
ID COBBETr M. D., MEMBER OF TIE NEW YORK
O. University Medical Colc1e and College of surgeons
street between ghsmDers .nd Readc stree s having pri
yate entrance at No City Hall place BAs proof OF
Dr. C.I qualifications see bis diplomas in bis onlcc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-18
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK.
Droserssud Farmers will fnd this lie mo.t adx.r
tageons route isE Live Stock. Caracious Yards we'll
Ha1steu anu snfPiird with every cony yenieace have
breh ePeue on lis line and It's aud every
attention il pad P their wants. ffom Itarrisburrh
where VIII br ionAa every eonycuisnee for fecdinr
aud rsstiI,F cIasce~as offered Of the PHII ~ IL
MlAt NEN fuAk and BALTIMORE MARKETS
IbisHill aiso be fonnd The shortest arickrst ana
mcss direct route Tor stoe TO New York--Iyts Allen
towlj VIII fewer changes lhan any other
EAoIH LENls. General snpt., Altoona pa
Y Z, HulPT- Gen. Ticket Agt ,Philadefpnin
jails5dHw 'f'AA'
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EE EIGHT,

l. R T. GHTS.
BY taisFoate FreigiiIs OF ala dcsrrirtioc. =. :, ~
forwarded ffnai FAiiadel,Es, New York. Eos.aa =,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
Sergeant Spear Nicholas.

DIED, Il, Fayetse Court House, on the 2 st OF September,
1854. VI u wound received ten jsy4 preSlausly. Ia the bit
Battery, In the Sih yea Of his s!e. Be was the eldest
son Of Robert y. Nicholas. Eco, Of this city. The deeeas.
ed had led an erenlful life. He WIS q Lieutenant In the
l. SArmv,n the sexirao war. He had lived In Kansas
unr,uy its II oph'ous times. When the pre.ent war broke
Ut, he "a. III R..t'l, ebcrc he had re .iued TO ears or
Mo {. nu ILL.,. cay 20 thas country, he narrowly escaped
,.u, h vtus embarked n tho "rart.isn, " so nearly lost.
When the newe reaahrd him that va wss raging be-
,weeu the North and the South. he returned to his native
t-rv He resolved his wound h the first battle in which
No "a. enR.gsd.- His afflicted family have now 10 mourn
,heloss of tao. OF Ns, nembers--ths subject Of this notice,
An hi; nease .drst ofolher, who iell at the bst,le OF ."a.
nas.s-,aIth Thin lea. ,hsn u month before. These esllAnt
you.x men diedia defense OF their country, and belong TO
It's ''nobie army OF martyrs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
JAS. McALLEN PACE, Adjutant,
Yhe N,w York :" Tribune says:

Rev. Or. Bellows, who has but just Return
ed from W..sringtou,,. made a statement to
h,= nDersgA.,;.u yesterday that's likely, ~hen
known, to create a profound Impression
th:"lsn"u; the Country. Dc sVerred that the
onl; rass"n whytne whole rebel army in Mary.
ilnl VAS not cap .ured or disperstdwss because
t..ere were not s"1ii lent troops in Washington
: intercept ,i,e,r r, treat TO the Virginia side
of thu Pva,nrsr. He said Ger. H.LL.cE makes
80 cret,ufi.ls disappointment at the response
~ f.. mad: Ia the governments appeal f'r
t.,.nps au.i.r the twc last calls. The popular
mpr: Ss,nn that en- itnense army o, fresh
troop; have reached Washington Is int:ori tct
Fur ynvicus reasons We cannot state III:
number, bat 1T Was known it wrull create
universal alarm ard excitement. 1t is doubtful
il the IosssS incurred in tue various battle
from Cedar ,I"ua'ain down ia SharpShn'g
sr. much ..iore than made up by the i'e"
l.vies that hsre reached the capital.