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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
Kishacoquillas Seminary,
AND
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

TTNHE third Session Of this Institution vii
4 commence April "a, 1862.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage receIV-
Cd during the previous Session, the proprietor
has been induced to reft the buildings and
grounds 70 render them most comfortable and
convenient for students.
He has also secured the assistance OF Rev
S. Mcdonald, formerly tutor of Princeton
University, and we'll known in this part OF
the country as an able scholar and devoted
Christian A competent music teacher has
also been engaged.
mh26 S. Z. SHARP, Principal.
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Nn. 3. IIURD 1 CO.,, Few York.
Etse Mousekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARED from All improved recipe by the propri-
etor Of the . Rrother 1oAashan Polish is certified
by all the leading New York Furniture Dealers and
Piano Forte Makers be the best in the world for
moving Scratches. Marks, Dirt, and restoring high
and lasting gloss to all kinds of Vanished ork, from
Funiure 70 Leather. 1t is cheaper and better than
With piece Of Canton Flannel and bottle or two Of
this Ngw FgEsfTuRg Polish, housekeeper can work
magic in the furniture of house and keep it looking
like new Now IL tile time 10 "shine up your Tables
Chairs Desks Pianos, Picture Frames. Carriages,
md make them look so per cent better. This is
economy. For sale BY Furniture Dealers and Store
keePers generally Price Is and SO cents per bottle.
Depot No Spruce street, New York Special Agents
,ecnted- Address, Box 1872, New York P.'O. jy2S
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BREAD, CAKES, &C.,

at the aboye stand, where those articles can
be procured fresh every day.
Families desiring Bread, &c. will be sup
piled at their dwellings in any part of town.
Fruit, Pound, Spunge, and all other kinds of
cake, of any size desired, baked to order at
short notice.
Lewistown, February &c, l862-1y
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THE G 4 z EFT = =
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SMr. Clark opens his Singing Schoc
on Friday evening next. Parents, sen
your children to Mr.. Clark, and keep ther
off the street one night in the week a
least.
sR-Sergt. EpHRAIM B. EAGER, son Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Eager, of this place, aged
% wears and IA days, was killed at the
battle of Antietam, near Sharpsburg, on
the 18th September He had been in the
sarviee since December last, was ID Sergt.
of Comp. A, 10Th Indiana Volunteers,
Col. Meredith, and fell in the cause of his
country, gallantly fighting for those rights
handed down to US by our revolutionary
fathers. His death is sad blow to a WI
doved mother, to brethren and sisters, as
we'll as many friends whose good will he
had secured.
Extract of a letter from his brother James, Of
Co. G, jM Reserves.
suppose you have heard of the fight of
Sunday last. 1t was my first experience
We drove the enemy from one of the best and
strongest positions they ever occupied. Fam
lilies were robbed of fathers and brothers on
that day Ephraim led the company he was 5
with in that engagement. We then followed E
them That fight was South Mountain. The s
enemy retreated, and when we next came up
with them desperate fight came off, and the
dread realities Of war were brought to our
own door. Ephraim, again at the head of
the company, marched into the fight. and in /
charge through the woods, after driving the
suemJ, were in turn driven back and brother |
fell wounded mnrtaly, in The stomach, and
~as brought off the fed but died soon after,
and was dpcently buried by the boys Of his
company. The last time | saw him was on
Saturday last. lie was encampei about half
a mile from me. went to see him and took
supper with him. and little did | expect it
was the last time | was to se- him. Our com
rany lost one killed and one wounded. Henry /
Couch, the one killed, was standing behind i
me firing. when ball passed over nv shoulder
and hit him above the eye, killing him in
ssantlY. Il
RgrThe following is n correct list of
killed and wounded Of Co. c, 10Th Regi-
ment, Penna. Vol, at the battle of South
Mountain, Sunday, Sept. II, 1862: /
kllled-James Baird, private; Robert
Kerr, private. +
Woundei-J. NJ, Bulick, ID Lieut.,
back, seriously; T. NJ. Bulick, corporal, arm |
and side; D. X Biselow, corporal arm and
back; John Bailey, private, slight; VIM. |
Dearmot, slight; J. B. T. Fields, slight; A. |
Goodman, slight; C. B. Goodman, slght;J :
Canister, slight; W. 7. Parsons, since died; |
J II, Price, Slight; James H. White, slight: |
Il. ). Nlan, slight; Wesley Young,J Ne. &
.addin, John Long, Geo. Shafer, T. G Be
IsTney, F. Ealy, Joseph Wiser. 2, o.
: Ea-CaPtain II. A. Ei>cnbise and Licut.
'ciheimer late prisoners in Richmond, have =
ecn released
Captains +. W, II. Eisenbise of the
9hh and Jos. 5. Waream Of the I3Ist,
nd Meuts. Swain and Freeburn of the
9th, have been in town. sest
2
NEIrRSED,-The several companies
rom this county returned from the war
st week, all We believe safe and sound
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DLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
ID large assortment, at HOFFMAN'S.
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KFTrRSED,-The several Companies
lF0" this county returned from the war
list week, all We believe safe and sound.
an and generally pleased with their picnic.
dAe following account Of their doings is
from the pen of participant in their march
up "'hat briar hill" which knocked The
|lnd out Of more than one
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N O L [ c. E !!

During my absence, | have authorized
VIM. Russell, Esq, to transact all business
pertaining to the Treasurer's Office, to
whom Collectors will make payments and
holders present orders.
Geo. W. Patton, Jr., will continre the
watch, clock and iewelry business, at the
old stand. r. w. PATTON.
Lewistown, August IS, 1S62-3m,
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From MIroy, one containing lint. banda A.
! ges. etc.
/ From friend, canned tomatoes. ieIlv han.
dages, int, dried fruit, onions. O''-'
| From young lady, linen sheets.
A list OF articles overlooked bs us. dated
Aug. s, from ladies of Kishacoquillas Mrs,
Wagner, onions, dried fruit Mrs Cnn,.
mings, onions, dried fruit, ieIly. wine and
| cherry butter. Mrs. Milliken. onions Mrs
X. Maclay, jelly. Mrs McChntick. dried
fruit. onions. Mrs. Barr, onions.
Within few days the Association has sent
8 boxes, two containing IL sheets, l6 nillows
70 pillow slips, 10 towels, IS pair pants Is
coats. l67 half worn shirts, Is vests, Sc pair
drawers, cushions, lint and bandages. Sd
box, canned fruit, ielies, wine and dried fruit
The last named boxes were the response to
call tn our citizens on Thursday evening
18th inst We tender to them the thanks of
TIE Association. Il. IoFFNAN.
Secretary.
hbraham, raree nunarea tnousand more.
to which the following reply has been ad
ded:
welcome you, my gallant boys,
From Names resoundiug shore
From far New Hampshres granite hills
see your legions pour;
From Massachusetts fer.ile valss
From old Vermoat tbsv come;
Connecticut wheels into line
At rolling of the drum;
And little Rhody springs to arms
Like David N his might,
Upon rebellio2s giant front
To strike one blow for right
One blow for right my hero boys,
For right and Uncle Sam
Strike and receive she blessings
OF the God Of Abraham.
Ises from all her boundaries
The glorious Empire State
A countless hostls sending forth
With freedoms hopes eate;
From Delaware there comes a CLEAN
OF white and crimson bars,
Where faithful hands are holding up
The banner Of The stars;
New Jersey answers 30 the call,
As il along her shore,
Each gram of sand had said, we come,
Six hundred thousand more:
We come to strike for liberty,
For right, and Uncle sam,
Who gives US all the blessings
OF the God of Abraham.
And Pennsylvania, keystone Of
This glorious Union arch,
Is sounding through her thousand caves
The thrilling order, march!
see her dusky sons come forth
From every darkened mine,
And, like the clouds along her hills
Swift forming into line;
Their eyes have such fiery gleam
From glowing forges caught,
Their arms such strength gs if they were
OF IRON sinews wrought;
I think when on Secession's head
They strike for Uncle gam,
Each blow Will fall like vengeance
From the God Of Abraham.
see adoGn our Western Wales
Your legions pour, nay boys,
Ohio Indiana and
Ny own loved Illinois,
And Iowa, and Michigan,
And Minnesota too
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which will be made up to order in the neat
est and most fashionable styles. apl9
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TONRAD ULLRICH, JR. would respect
" fully inform his old customers and citi-
zens generally that he continues the Baking
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GELLING cheaper than the cheapest-Syr-
~ UPS and Molasses at 40 to SO cents per
gallon; Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps. We
will sell the above goods cheaper than any
house in town for cash or country produce.
Give us call. We charge nothing for show
ing goods at JOHN KENNEDY'S.
LswistoHn, june Is, 1862.
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FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

PIANOS-Persous who wish to buy Piano of tn
best makers will be shown how they can save hanc
some sum in the purchase if they address Piano, car
JeY Coz Co., Publishers Agents, New York p ..
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E9-CaPtaln II. A. Ei>cnbise and Licut.
.Scihelmer, late prisoners in Richmond, have
been released.
Captains +. W. II. Eisenbise of the
10th and Jos. S. Waream Of the l31st
and Meuts. Swain and Freeburn of the
49th, have been in town.
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@Mr. Clark opens his Singing School
on Friday evening next. Parents, send
YOUR children toMr. Clark, and keep them
off the street one night in the week at
least.
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LEWISTOWN BAKERY.

West Market Street, nearly opposite the
jail,
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HAY Forks, Rope and Tackle Blocks, q
Ii my7 f. y. HUE fMAN 2.
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Abraham, rnree nunurea tnousand more.
to which the following reply has been ad-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07

sronr bold derayogu, may Be able 70 consolidate
strength enoosh to establish q d~espoSsm, or possibly
,hs States fIing spus may be aba to lad some loot
hold on the foundation Of their original sovereignty, but
TIA Uui,sd stater, as . nation, would be no more, and
the central Government 1t Washington would COLLAPSE
1so n~Oneniliy. !.
Il = 20 avoid such scsnss % We have pictured and such
a doom a We have traced, that the Northern people viii
continue the war as long As possible. They may realize
many OF IL horfeFs, bus they must feel that for them
the peace that would result IRON defeat would be more
horrible sHn. They have thu uof By the ears and dare
not lot him 60
Ia .hsu, thsa, 10 Be no end 10 the varf Yes War
cannot Last stwsy-; and whore neither party has the
power % sui gaze ths cher, Il requires only the con-
Earcy hat bscoms 9 good cause and . brave raos to
wear out the party in the wrong. Financial prcssrAton
or physical exhaustion viii end tbs struggle IN dus time.
And this, Il ne accidental cause should bring 1t TO a
wsedier tsrnitation. Of such accidental, or, We might
better ny. Incidental cause, there is q ehancs In the pos
IDLE vlthdraEsl OF the Northwestern States after . while.
They do not proas by the war a. do the Nsw England
States. They ars not urged on BY the demon OF fAnaa-
dsm as are the New EaglAnd Safes. Tnsy have moth
icr 10 fear from the return hons Of their soldiers, "a
skys The New EnSland States. RnsOn and interest may,
therefore, lead hem to dlssolTs the unholy and unnAtr-
raj ALLIANCES, and withdraw fsom the bloody and boobies
crusade. This would give Us peace. The Intervention
Of he Great Psyers of EarOps "a another cirsunssanos
10 which We may lock with reasonable hope. s;m' tine
or other, If the war continues &: will c'ne. 1t may not
be a. soon as We desirs. i: may be long ds!srsd. Bu:
We have iLth-the faith Of Just deduction from imuor-
able faets-thas 1t will coma. Aud when Is ONE i.
vii Be potential, al the more for the delay.
From al points Of view, our daty Is clear. IT'S to
bear ~rssOlutsly up Againet eli trial; TO husband all our
resources; to bring every energy to bear; to give all
that W. haze, Il needed, and all that We are, 70 the
AussS TO make Ii the burden Of our prayers and the
business Of our llus, never doubling that success, haal
ard glorious success, vii be awarded rs when Ii seems
veil 70 tie Great RulSr Of Nations
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
roRsreN m~IsoELLANY.
Prom Northern papers received At this Ofass, We hare
compiled the following N s,ellsnsous extracts;

Prom Northern papers received 81 this ofass, We hare
compiled the following mis- ,ellansous extracts; 4
rHs o,syiDrRArr CONSTITUTIONS.
Ffassr's hagazlns has the following paragraph In rela-
tioa 70 the Constitution Of the Confederate States:
As the Southern Consultation provides that by the
demand Of thres States legally assembled In thtl' seve-
raj Conventions, the Congress shall eummon q Oonyen
ton Of all the Slater 70 lake into consideration such
amendments 10 the Constitution as the said States shall
concur In suggesting" there will not DO much difficulty
in getting oasitstonaly rid Of this ffy-Eheelto-a-
coach encuubrancs of thu electoral college" Tns.
being done, We have no fault to fad with the Coositu-
tioi Of the Oonfsderacy a. itis. Admitting the theory
Of self government upon which this Cor s:itution is
founded to be the best possible system for promoting
the greatest good Of the greatest number" We know not
where to lcok for anything wiser or freer In III, shspe
of an organic instrument Of Government. IL cont ans
the saying elsmen. OF English conservatism strained, %
ii were, through the hands Of Washington and Hamilton,
with a liberal Infusion Of the democracy of France ad-
ninistered By Jefferson, hadiRon and Monroe. Oonser.
vaive, yet elastic, IL restrAins withou. expressing and
protects, wiiheui infringing, the squii rights and heer
ties OF an eq7al people. 1t Is euinently calculated In
every provision and feature to Establish jastice, insure
domestic tranquility, and 70 secure the blessings OF lc-
erty" 70 present. and future generAion'; "a combination
aud q FORM of Govern nspt that the proudest cltiz:n Of
he Oonfsderscy may be eqiaIly proud to administer OF
supp,rt-to execute or obey. Esio PsPssSs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
HoNuPUH APYARIL.


The CAddo, Louisiana, GIIstte says;
We are much pleased 10 find that many papers have
entered the lsts In favor OF homapun. DIrag the en-
barge under The administration Of nr. Madison, ihs
riches. and faest Indies 10 the country vitd with esca
other who could produce the hsudsone o.. homespuu
dresses. Old pieces Of silk we're picked, carded, spun,
Hovs, and made iuto dresses. Many Of them squsIsd
the faest ,ilks and cambrics. Fourth Of July eslebra-
tons were held, where b,th ladies snd gentlemen we're
I'll dressed in be IN spu1. B 1t those happy days Of purity
aud virtue are past EkTayigance in dress, and almost
everything else-and p~ronigscy. have psarpsd the plic,
OF prudence aud industry. God send tia! our wives and
daughters 90 I'D be il dlcsd 70 initiate III, customs Of the
days Of Martha Washington; then, indssd, they would
be hslpmates for men instead Of being drawbacks. II
We were .si:les 70 wear the robe" we should inc's
sanity urge the people to reform Reform! R,orm III
The Southern Binner, published At SpArts, LOUISIANA,
says
Neatly every family In the puish are splunipg and
weaving their own winter clothing. FAMILIES who,
twelve months ago, b u, Oh; all thei' Jerseys and ,a1s,
are turning out a prsstisr and more subs AOtisl skpcls .;
home.
Neatly every parlor in the country Is gracsd with q
&c sofga piano" and lis merry notes can DO heard from
carly d,-n ill dusk. Good for our p.trioic !siiesl II
the blo kais prevents them from d3nnipg silks, they csn
manu- aeIure tleir own cotton stripes, ana do not blush
TO be seen wearing them.
The Cls,k,yil, Chronicle says;
We saw q happy Illus luopi q night or Two since, Oh
the patriotism OF SOM Of our yog1g lEiiss, In dressing
iu b w qua and q sclrdins those * psnsye apptr dages,
hoops. We oould not see the ladies' ages, but the
balance of them was shown Of to dscidsd a1vautage In
their r.publican girO. We would advise all our lady
friends (ualess they are rather enact ited) 10 adop, 1t.
Tnere is no d'ess more becoming QUE young ladies, 10
these war timer, than he above. They may prefer
III silks and sstirs, dslaines aud m niuos, en- rig them.
ielves eff il jewslry Tx an lndian squav; but beauty
uaadorDsd is adorned the m ,st. Give " the girl In the
plain calico dress-o', what Is better, homespup. Throw
your e,ravagaDcs and pride away, together young
ladies, and remember what youe grancmo,hers did in The
revolution.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
LEssoNs ron FIJI 10


Tn, following sKtf ies from oar exchanges WIN -
found to contain same pro6:abls hints and suggestions:
rHs USES OF ECONOMY.
There Il every reason to believe, from present appear
ances, siysu the Lynohburg Virginisn, that We shall be
short OF supplies for oar army And people next year
The short crop Of wheat and corn for the past year the
fatality that has attended the hog crop: the vssts %
pehaduced By large standing armi - the drought which
has re ardsd the Fall operations Of farmers 10 getting
their wheat sown, and the embarrassment thas the az
riculturaI portion Of our ciszsrs have tuf ,red, In conse
quence of the p~rts,uce Of the enemy and the densnd
made upon them by our Governnsnts, State and oonise.
crate, will, We fear, b. manifest in q short supply Ct
bread and meat next year. IL bshooves ne, therefore,
TO observe the greatest lrugsli.y and economy in she use
of what We have. Il matters not that No bave q plethora OF
| money. or that there be an abundance elsewhere 70 supfly
our lack, when We are excluded from the marksts Of
the world, and are compelled TO rely upon what We have
within o~urselvea Money oaunot produce one grain Of
core, or increase by one pouad, our quIniity Of meat.
Our supply will be limited BY tbs Circumstances that
surround uz, and to tina. whether much or little, Ne
mos copfne ourselves. We cannot iaeress, Is by the
ordinary mea' 8 Of commercial int,r )ure. U1dsr thee
cirAumi ances, We are called upon to husband cur 70.
| ourcss Of bread aud meat, BY the diminution, - far ~
practicable, of consumption. We should stint our
| selves; aud those who havs spread . bountsous
| board heretofore, should, no mattsr what their msns
mv be, eodesvor 10 do With lea fbousands OF or
gall mt soldiers who we're nured in the lap Ct plenty,
and brought up In the midst OF "A iepce, have known
what Il was 10 60 for days together without q meal: =
and cauno. We, TO iacress, the stores that may be ne
oesssry for their su ,tensnes In the field, undars some liz
tie Of, their patient self-denidf We can do With much
les, han We C ,nsume, and instead Of p5ding ourselves
| upoa spreading an ample b,ard, grooming with every
laxury, we should fell . sense Of rsprosch for INDUCING
10 such inn 70 pristes. This 10 no time for Teasing and
| high carnival, but io- earnest ssf denial, and abouadipg
pairio ism aud charity. Oar suffering countryuen, and
the dependent families they have com nittsd to our care
| whilst they are fighting our battles, demand that we sp
~propriate lees TO ourselves, ard more 10 those Who
would be glad to gather the crumbs that fall from many
of our tables. The season, the condition Of the country,
| the wan 9 Of those to whom We have referred, and The
prospec. b. fore Us, all call rp,n Us, truu p,ttongued, TO
foreg, every species Of luf1ry durirg the eIstsnos
Of us var.
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TELEGRAPnIC.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEtY IN WEST fExNEs
,aCGI g.ran arr

MosrLs, November sh.-A special dsspsteh TO The
advertiser and Register" d,isd HOLY sefins', ssh,
siys:
The sae.y have advanced in force 70 LxfaDgs.
fsnnsssss, and are reposssd advancing on this plaza
J,ckson's cavalry had . sklini,h to day, ct LsnAr. 10
Is probable that the enemy win give us battle, y hey
are ab put to nal, strenuous al .rs TO OPEN the hissis-
sIppl By . land fotss. under General kc0isrrsnd. He
win 10 .uppsrtsd on land BY In. GrAnt-n the river
b. guaboas h,hlll Thu prospect Of rseosniao0 =
hurryine thar Up. M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07
DREADFUL CALAMITY.

rxrLosIon IN A CARTRIDGE yAoroir-rHIrfr LIVE Losf.
JAcKsoz, Novs.bsr b-Shorly afsst . o'clock J. N,
to-day, a lrss amour. Of powder, stored 10 . building
usd - q cartridge factory, q exploded vita . fearful eou.
usIon. OF the occupants Of the bulldog boys, girls
aad ycuug sdis,-nos oas eecspsd. Ia the confusion
and excitement prevailing /; is lnp,esibls to learn the
number certainly. 1t Is not less than thirty, and may
far cvs1ssch that number. The cause o. the explosion
10 uLkuesn.
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ApTf AID IssPra GssraAL's oIrIoI,
GENIAL oRDlR3l


GINnAL ORDERS - =. III
l. me ps,ns.te Of q, nmsdo, 4 tAcsrs y eng cher qlr
tennaster than tnr QIsiternNt q Of he rom nand 10 v i:h they
belong, 10 hereby pfohibit ID, unle's they szcIot 70 she quarter.
nsg.a 70 vhtm app icsilon fer payment 10 sade, orders frCm
thsr couna.diaE once ., o, rom 9 eepltJnsn', shou ng thtn
TO be aoAsnt On dsta hsd daty. or leaves OF absence nom ihe
commanding fspaai nader whom issy are saving.
artillery, sscofcng 70 the nuntsr OF Lurs ~eonSnsns the bAns-
~, VII;
zoo A IAnsay os aH ouS
oss oaltir,
ivo First Ieaien'ntx
Two keeond HettensntA
oIe fags,ni hsjM OF SiA 10 rent.
ote Q iareSuAt~ Sergeant,
Hr ssrEeants,
Twelve Corporab, -
fvo n-stsu or frunpSsB,
One eudon,
Two Atih,srs,
tinyioar 10 ole hsn4rA AID tssntI ave pSyAta,
Fr A BlrrnY OF Foua 0UHs.
One Oaptaif.
0ns rrd Leatenatt,
Two Record Lieuterants,
One aeysesnt NsJoY or Prs, Sergeant,
Ore QaarternAtef Sergeant
Iour sergeanfs,
Esht Co porAk,
Two w gier,
One 6nidoo,
Two Article O.
e{y.fcur 70 one hsss rst and . ssy.a'e pt,siss,
tnsr.dl ooppxI.
No {-iw Adjutatt s,d Tnspee or General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-07

Another striking dif,feneea which cannot fall 70 be
remarked, bstwes the EagSsh and French adulnisEa.
too Of the al ,irs Of their pcbio buildings, eIteodins to
their churches, is that, In oder to see the tomb Of Wsl.
lipgson, II Is necessary 10 pay an additional fee 70 ths haf
dozen others exac,ed from the nn or 70 8. Pasps, .
obtain q sight thereof; whereas that Of Napoisen =
open, upon visiting days, 70 all the world. .