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Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
SALE OF vALUABu
REAL ESTATE. s

OIL
BIZ VIRTUE OF dsores Of the Circuit bsr'
for Warrington County, sitting at Cont
Equity, the undersigned Trustees will Offer
Pablo Bale, on
TUESDAY, the Ind day Of DECEMBER, lg
lp front of the Court House, in Hagerstown, III
all the following vsluabls real estate, situate G.
the road leading from WiliiamsPort TO- 9ersn
burg, in said Warrington county, and being
part of the real. estate Of which John s. Cuihn
late Of said county decd, died ,,seissa and P
sesssdj TO wit.-A tract containing about
ss6 ACRES OF LAND,
of which there sfs .,,...,
One hundred and forty Acres in Timx
The impreven nsnts upon this land, consist ii
large three and . half stsry
BRICK GRIsT MILL,
L DIST LERY,
THREE TENANT HOUSES, and A MANsG
HOUSE, together with number Of cut buildiiF
There are aiso upon ths,premises Q large
ORCHARD or CHOICE FRUIT TREsJ.
and several springs Of never failing water. .
purehssers,. as follows to wit:
:. Est. Ths 0EIaT MILL and TIVE Story Bf
Tenant Hpuse, with Fifty 1orss Of Land, sadb
Water right for ssid MIL. b.
2nd.-H Tensnt House with about 80 Acra
Land. ! Of Of which ar. in Timber, ss sh'S
I
srd.-Tss remaining portion Of land sh
$50 or 36e acres, wsth the Mansion House.
out houses, Orchard, 10. The last two nenhs
ed parcels to be sold subject to the water right
said Mill. The whole to be sold clear Of dsw
The Grit hill Is In first rate repair, shd
machinery Of the best quality and latest imprs
ment, with TIVE run Of burh Stones.
The whole property will be effsred togstt
and ifnet sold, will hs offered In the parosA
abovs described. s.,
~Ths Tsrms Of Sale as prescribed By I
Decree are ss follows, to wit:-0hs third ofs
purchase money 10 be paid In hsnd, on the drl
sale or the ratihcstion ihersoE, sad the balaaal
two equal annual ,pss msnts FROM The day of@
with inherent from the day Of sale, the purshH
giving their notes with securities to be- sppfuu
By ths Trustees, for the deferred payments,
upon the payment the whole Of the purah
money the Trustees will execute . good dssd
deeds fer the said premises.
JAMES wASON,
SOLOMON FIERY,
Hov IL = TrusteeL
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

Hr. Edw. To~nly, in the Ohio Farmer, whe has
given much attention to the Honey Bee, 10 anxious
that others shosld resp the advantages and profits
which he enjoys He thinks that NO branch Of
rural economy yields q. great Q return Of actual
profit, snd Irrational smuseInsnt, 90 the saltiya.
tioH Of bees Eow surprising, then, that 90 little
II done towards ih improvement There 10 an
sn~illingness in many Of eur farmers 10 step oas
efths track they havsso long pufsued. They say
Bees new seasirs TOO Aueh trssbls; II they could
hs kept ~ easily, and do b well In an old sysa-
more gum, or boz hive, % they were wont ID the
early settlement Of ths couHtry, there would bs
some satisfaction In keeping thsm. Yet these
very men, who look en- bee tending, the plaating
and cultivation Of orshards and the care Of poul-
Try 20 hsra sad troublesome work. will toll All
summer without semIlxift. 70 fsiss Q crop Of
seFnT which Will yislz them Q comparatively tsi.
dins fsnsnsrstson. They seknowlsdgs stock
raising TO b The most profitable branch Of sgri.
ssltures and envy those who have the means Of
going Int IT, Yst here s . stock for whfoh they
have unlimited righs ofpssturags, that they may
sara out to range ct will, without danger Of shsir
being taken up a. strsys, or complained Of o.
prsseby, and which requires no exorbitsns outlay
sfsspitsI to sonnsass the busiHsss, AID certainly
10 sufBsisaty aseisotsd 10 ies|s room fsf eomps-
Ntion. There 10 more 10 be feared In tie raising
Of psrhans and Suffs,ks. In short xotkiag ID
wanting but pasture, good hives, clsanlinsss, and
attention, ,.ts ensure rich rs~ar6 10 those who
engage 10 the pursuit.
He rslstss IN snssdots Of & gssd old btshop.--
In paying his annssl visit 10 his clergy, he wal
very much afflicted by tie representation they
made Of their extreme poverty. and which shs
Appearances Of their honsss and families eorreb
Grated. Whilst he was dsplsrins the ssxts o
things which lad reduced then 10 thh ssd con
aision, he arrived st the house Of eursse. Who
living anasug poorer set OF psrishionsfs thar
any he had JET visited, would, No fssrsa, be In
aill ssrs vosfsi plight shsA the sthsrs. Coz
trasy, However, 10 bis expectations, As found ap-
pssraness very mseh improved. Every tAins
about the hoass were the aspect Of comfort snt
plenty. The good Bishop was anassd. SHOW 4
ibis, my frisndf" said ho, "yot are The nYss mai
that have met, with cheerful face sud plss
hfol beard. Have you IN income iidspsudsas 0
ysus sue" "Yss. sir" said the elsrrymsn, Z"
have; my family wsuld starys on the pitsancs
Tsseivs from the poor people instrset Oom
with ne inso the garden, sndI viii show you th,
stock that Fields ne an excellent interest,"" o,
ssinR toths garden, he saowsdths bishop rang
Of bee hives. "Thers is the bank frers which
araw en suusst aiviavsa. saA u asSss stsss nav
Hsat" Ever after that memorable vias, when
ever any Of his slsrgynsn senplainsd TO th
bishop sfpevsrty, hs would say 70 them, Kssl
bsssi keep bsssW and shall bid my reader
saisu, with the same advice.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
To have hens lay I'm the winter,

TO bssute efa good supply Of ssEs 10 winter.
raise ssms chickens - sasy in shs spring - pes.
Nbls. The puhsss Of these early hroods will BE-
IargseaosEh TO Icy Isle in-ths fall, and 10 they
srs supslsd wftS wara quarters, snd Besides BE-
iss well fed with grain. are allowed, occasional.
u, few scraps offrssh meat threwn iAto them
tAsy will continue to lay sil'wintsr. OLE hens II
trsstsd thus, will often become quite prslias-
Hsn.reests shosld be Supplied with sshss, gravel
sad pounded shslsi especially In winter, when The
hsns cannot procure thsss sssislss elsewhere.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Grinding Feed,

hIf suashins wss iavsnsed 70 sriax'hsv .pssvs
the London Farmer; "ths ground article would
approximate in valas 10 unssound Oats in pre-.
susins fasand muscle" ChoppiAs hay and stalks
10 ths process Nat comes nearest % grinding, sad
relieves the animal Of Just 90 mush labor q II
taksste dsn. Twenty-Five pounds ss dry hay .
ssyis good dsaa OF work for shs nasslss Of one
pair OF jawsj tssy have The whsls burdsn Of lie
reduction 10 small bits aad powdw; ShIs labor If.
ss's the whole sysssrss rsssfdine the animspi
growth and rendering norS foeds asssssssy ss
supply the waste It's tissue,
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

THs BATTLE o. LISs-Ths battle Of life, 10 BY
far the greater number Of cases, must necessarily
be fought up hillj and to win II without strug.
gle we're, psrhsps, to win II without honor. II
there were no difficulties, there would be no sue
'sss, wthsrs we're nothing to struggle for, there
would bs nothing to be achieved. Difficulties
may intimidsse the weak, but they act only as O
stimulus to men Of pluck and resolution. All OF.
psrisnee OF life. indeed, serves to prove that the
inpedimsnts thrown In the way of human I'd.
vaneemsns may, for the most part. be overcome
by steady good sonduct, honest seal, activity,
perseverance,, and abov oil, BY determined rsso.
istion to surnount difficulties, and stand up man.
fully Against mislortuhe.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

WwT1 HofEzH.-In one Of the sosrts 81
Hartford. Conn.,, recently q woman wss ssstlfyips
in behalf Of her son, and swors "thst he worked
on farm ever since he was born" The lawyer,
who oross examined her, said. "You assert shat
your son has worked on . farm ever since be was
bornf" "I d." What did he do the arst year
"Hs Kiiksj," she replied. The whole court
laxghed heartily, and the witness was Questioned
no further.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

sssxz LEA sAzoIsx.-Enter . large, strong
man. With Q long eow-hids IN hand.
"fs ths editor int"
"He is."
"Youf'
"Yes."
'I have come 10 settle With you"
"Wsii, (Kditor draws . reyolver) 20 shead."
al have taken your paper now about year"
"Well," (ospping bis pissol.)
"kud an article in your last weeks paper Ed
itor cocks the pistol) convinced me hat yoz
need
"I deny your right 70 give tt--bs ssu:bus, cir. +"
"ui4e jos whasf''
"L thrsshinR."
-.wLy, -v, .; deer .... ..n. 10 yAy in Cd.
vance for another year."
The Editor immediately wilted.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

cAivossfA RAsrHs Hxa oNs sus,..-l...
oanfornis papers state that sugar and syrsp,
made from che ohinsss cane, and b better sf.icis
saan shs Imported hss been mads In ssnsidsrs.
sis sesssiussin She State Tslsrs county viii,
% esao', ss able to supply her sxs psr.lswsa
wisxusaf azd nslass.s;.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
PUBLIC SALE:

6LlC SALE.
i he SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT Prp
lie Sale at his residence, one mile north Of i,
gsrstown, on the Middlsbrg pike, on
MONDAY, ,N0vEMBER, l7th,lsu
~, Ths following articles, to wit:
D HEAD Of valuable Farm HORSE
alot Of Cattle. some Of which are
ZINE MILK cows,
I Broad Tread Wagon with wood ladd., h,,,b
new, pair Of Hay Ladders, I set Of wssa
and Brides, I new leather Fly Nsts, l new Wa
on Saddle, 8 leather head Hsltsrs, Z wagon Win
lpsir OF wagon Bells, -, ,,
Spring WAGON AND NEW HARNESS,
ONE TwO-HORSE WAGON,
new Sleigh with pole and shafts, s COW Ch.a
] three horse ,Bsrshsar Plew, 1.-TWO horse d.
shear Plows, . double shovel Rlows, 2 snsi
shovel PlewS, ! Harrow, . lot of Double and Sil
gle trees, Sprsadsrs, ! ffth Chains and Spresdsu
! log Chains, . iron Bcoups Shovss, . 10, I
Rskss and Shaking Forks iron pusE Fsh
Bells, Roller, i Wheat Driii, I P-is II Rail q
risrs, / Whsss Fan, Grain Rake, large siss
Sledge, Nsttocks and Picks, Grain Cradlssst
Moving Soy the, . lot Of cider Barrels, : mani
horse, 3 Leather Plow Lines. l Patent Straw CG
Ter, . lot Of Wsgon Housens, new Carrier eh,a
pair OF new Bat Chains, / new pair Of BnI
Chains, together with, large lot of Farming ulR
sils too Numerous to mention. Also:
ONE COOK. AHs ONE TEN rLvTE sTOV
18-Sals TO comm sncs ct . O'Clock, whn
credit Of Eve months will be given for all sumit
S6 and upwards, the purchaser giving note vii
approved security; on all sums nnder IS the ~
settled for. THOMAS B. sPlGLER
Jacob Howsrd, (kuct, New. tt
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
.ghoot Folly q she fiiss-Po.in

LoSz wfssovr 4 khr.HoLs.-A ieeksuish In
afankfort-on-the Main has hit upon the Ingenious
iaea Of sonstrsesinss ssrsss bog without any
key'hols 81 oil, and which svsa shs owner himself
cannot epsn. IAsids h Q siook.work, the hand of
whish the ownsr places ss che hour and minute
wnsn hs again wants TO hsts ssesss 10 tho boz
Ins sissk'work begins to movs - seos a The lid
h sAss, sAd opens shs lock from ths insid. ~ the
ss.sas vAss The hand iadiss,ss.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

A Joxs OF TIE PAssrDszs.-A WAshinFton lot.
ter writer says that when Col. Pernsy inquired
of him how he fslt about New York, Er. Lincoln
replied: "Someuhst like thst BY In kentucky,
who stubbsd bis toe whife running to see his
sweetheart The boy said he wEs TOO Zig to ery,
and fer too badly hurt to laugh"
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

a BULI soxswzsas.-A ooun try pspsr says:
- COW was straek BY lightning and instantly
killed, seloDgingte the village physioian who hsd
besutifal calf fear days oldp'
AHests-Iittls susie, psring over book In
which angels were represented as winged beings,
suddenly remarked, with vsIemsnoe
Mamma, don't want To bs 40 sagsI and I
nssdn't-Aesd -
"Why, sustef" Questioned her mother.
"Hsnph leave Oh oil nay pretty clothes, and
wess feddsrs like Q hen r.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

The eleventh eonmmandent resdeth thus:-
"Thou shalt not carry off the editors exchanges
snlsss thou art he 10 done with them; neither
shalt thou talk to him when he is reading proof
or writing, lest he get angry and order thee out
Of his sanotumj neither shalt shOu oeccpy his
chair more than an hour at time" Chapter
II, verse II. And when found, make o note of Il.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

FIXED MoUSrAIss.-A grest poet says that
"the mountains stand fxed forever" We know
however, that Il 10 NO UNCOMMON thing for them
to "siopep'
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Notice To Trespassere.

TEHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BNEN ,s,c,,,: ~
= noysd and damaged by persons Fishing and C;nn.
IN ss e premises gives notice that Of
I'd With tSs no longer be permitted and win be Ys-
JACOB BELL.
" Hser Letter burg
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
A Beautiful Experiment.

Nan acorn be suspended, by 9 piece Of thread,
10 within half an inch Of water, contained In by.
ssinth glass, end so permitted to remain without
being disturbed, II will, In few moaths, burst,
and threw root down into the water, and shoe,
upwsrd iss tspsring stem, with beautiful little
green leaves young osktrss, growing In thi,
way On nautlsshslf ofs reoa ia very interesting
object
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

Our OF 0HDBR.-Ths chairman Of q political
meeting, seeing rowdy who was raising his arm
20 threw a stsia aRx at him. bawled out ct him
"Sir, your motion is out of orderP'
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

A PLsAiAHr TARA friend OF ours Was con-
graduating himself upon having recently taken
9 very pleasant trip. Upon inquiry, We learned
he had trippe and fell irtc young lady's lap.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

T4r The Louisville Journal supposes that the
"fortunes Of war" We hesr 20 much about are the
fortunes made by the army contractors.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

Wsax oy szs "DsviL."-ws have seen some
awfal typographical errors In osr day, bat seldom
any more iudicrous thsa the following. The sd,.
TOR, wanting s'iius to al . oolumn, gave
"shoos folly Is she Aiss"-PopI
IL the hurry Of setting II up, the "Dsvil' rem.
dsssd u thm::
.ghoot Folly "A sha nfas-po,t,,
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
TO THE BOYS.
~ ALfcn cAnzr.


pon't yes b afraid, boys,
70 whistle lond and long,
Although your quiet sisters,
fAould call II rude, or wrong.
Keep yourselves good-naturss,
And II smilipg fails,
Ask them IL they ever saw,
Euzsles on the quaiis'
or the lovely red-ross.
Try 10 hide her Gag,
o. the Tune 70 smoother ali.
Hes robins in q bsei
II they ssy the teaching
or nature isn't true,
Get astride the fence, boys.
And answer with . whswi
Yl tell you what it Is, boys,
No wstsr.wheel will spin,
Unless you sst = whistle,
AZ the head Of every pin.
AAd never kite asw skyw,fd.
In triumph like q wing,
without the glad vibration,
OF q whistle in the string.
And when the days are vabtSAsd,
For idleness and play,
Twill make your Lahore lighter,
To whistle care avsy.
% don't you Be aftsids beys.
IN spite Of bar and ban.
To whistis--H will help you sasht
To make an honest man.
JOHN ALCOHOL.
10
Johh kicohoi my Joe, John,
when nrst We were scqustas,
HAD money in my pocket, Jobs.
But now, you know, I hsintf
I've spsnt Il ell In treating ysu,
Because loved ron 90.
But mark how you have treated ne,
John Alcohol my yol
John Alcohol ny Jos, John
We've been to long togstAr,
You must now taks one road, yohss
And will take another
For We must tumble down, JohHy
II hand in hand We 60,
And ! will have to fsos YouS biliss
sohn Alcohol my 10.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
$50 REWARD.
WAS STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES orb
w osesestbss sandav niGnt the 18Th tsfi
Dark g0Sres Mare,

hs.y9 set; sSou, Is hands kisk. heavy man. ~
white spot on the right shoulder. caused BY hsn
bling OF the collar, aud fev white hairs on ons ~
hips 1t is thought thersstin rsnssins on the fets
msrks Of her having besn 'hobbled. The sessa
ward Will Be given Ser Information which may -
her recovery. A. J. P0r1t
o. 80 Gns wnl1n4e
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAILf
STOVES: STovms {
For Wood and Coal

STovEs for officers, Sores, Shops, Parlcrs. re-.
: = among which are the Meteor Gas burner, frcpic
Nine Plates, and the Volunteer ana Seidiers5 stove
invite all to call before puchasing elsewhere, a
, o0-Coms to hS HAaEasFowN FOUNDRY. md
oay. tNovU j. MCKEE
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
MARBLE YARD,
tssssA Jonsshsn Street, tnsar the csuI. Hs
HAGERsrowN. nd.
THOS T.AGG.aRT + co.
prspEcrruELY in.,,. u. ..s.n.l.a Il .A.ys
II 10 their assortment ef
HANTBEPTEeEs,
MONUMENTS,
TohBs,. z,$

Which, for beauty Of design and Hnish. ssfpss
thing heretofore onsrsd ID Hissrstovn.
cove are prepared to make "a order sll, and 9
description Of PEAIN AND bRWA MENTAL woI
10 manner not excellsd any where and 81 the "
EST POSSIBLE PRICES.
o0-Rslyns upon the pssrehsgs Of esnsressf
Lie. II shsn BE our constant effort to keep Up,
gsrstown, MODEL MARBLE YARD.
oo-work delivered te.ny,psrs ef,hss sf sdjee
Counties. THO6 TLd(A ar O
Toctsi.r
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
agricultural Departtlretlt.

Agriculture 10 the most Hsalthfdl the most Useful
md the meet Noble Employmsnt Of Man.-WesAtas.
sen.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
CORN SHELTERS:

I INVITE THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS. .6NCr
to my stock of Corn Shelters Of varcus Sizes
both Hand and Power.
gS-Can and examine them. L. MCKEE,
now Hagsrstovn Foundry,
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
IatAs wa:isr Of az p.fsssos a. y51s Ri.lsrf.

j" Hs"o't" q IHs PsfNtd~ y y5hN Rsskaf' .
MO. l6oo.-In the Circuit Court fot Washia
~ County, eittlng ts Court OF Equity .-ordsfS
ths Clerk Of said Court this ffth day Of No.ss,,
hnaI, nlsd IN shs. shove ease, be ansIIy raiast1
eennrmed blythe Court, uniess cause % the CO.
thereof Be shsvn on or before the Sdth dsy Of NJ
ssns Newspaper printed ana pa cd ii HsgsrsE
last msntieasd day.
ISAAC Nxssrr, ciss
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
vRUATmE'8 @AI.1

y.xEU.SBLE REAL EsT.aTE.
Dy VIRTUE oi dssa OF nrst, tsss sndesssgnsas gss
IL viii offer at Bublic Sale in hsnt OF the Cooss
House in Hagerssown on Tuesday
THE aad DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,
., ba. farm or tract Of land lying On the
and Ohio Canal, about one mile west of wsssoLs
warehouse, adjoining the lands OF Andrew nsnten
about
Two hundred and Seventy.nvs Acres
PRIME L,Mr-sroNE and nrtrH'LANn.
lately the property Of James renaas. Ths ippfovs-
60 HO USE AND B.akK Bxnk.
E::: wagon she'd and ell other necessary oatnorsss
EN4 tore ethsr with an ORCHARD Of GOOD tkOIr
and never falling sprg Of water, near the DuiAoanss'
There is large body of the land covered wath
ExCELLENT TIABER
and the balance undot good cultivation.
The terms of sals erei Gne-third OF the pofenese
money to be paid In hand on me a,y OF siss =. sns
ratification thereof and the balance in two anne pey:
ments with Interests cr the day Of ssle, the deferred
payments 70 be secured by bond and security, apon
the payrent Of the whole purchase money, geoa sno
sufficient deed will be executed. The Lease OF the
present occupant. James A. Tenant, expires On .ns
ban possession The crops growing In the ground
DAVID II. wILEs..
Noy7tds Trustees.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Profits OF the Honey Bee.

ess Communications upon agricultural sub.
tssts will 30 shankfullY received.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
BeITs Koss Lear and Alum Froo6es.

a SPEClflC for Sore Mouth, liberated Throa, and
= n Heaxed Uonla, also tho frst symptoms of Din
eAsA'e' <"psSoa " BELL BRO.
Apothecar
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Cough Candy, Guxs PscforaIs.

A poATABLE, palatabls and efficient Cough rene
IA dy, suitable Tor adults or children. Priee rs
cents box, Made only by us, ~' -
BELL q BRO,
Drupgist
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Borrowed Books.
Something Entirely .Se,u.
TO SMOKERS-

E'HE Double Tube Tobacco Pipe. the most complete
L pleasant and healthful pipe extant, upon an en-
rey new principle, all objections the old style are
snecessluily overcome In this improvement Only to
BELL BRO.
Apothecayies.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
MaN GOODS. NEW GOODS

JUST rsesivins and VIII kssr sCostansiy On had
large and veil assorted soseton Of sn kfnd q socee
pertaining to eur buuiness.
FREANra q MCDOWELL
Hssssrs, bssweeG wsshinEton Hssss ed SaHess'
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

tTArs, CAPS. CANES, vMBzszaIAs. ~.
OF the above We are constantly receiving nsw SAP
pies thorsfoss all the iAteet styles may be found at
TRAENER r heDoWELL's,
xpoors East Of Wsshington Hssss.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

All styles kept on hand for real Assd sssviss. es
| and examine them at
EREANEn MsDowELLs,
| ManufastuSsSes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-27
ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.

FIT. HENRY, TENN, Feb. IL.
R. W. FURNAs-My Dear Sir: I am
really in Dixie" and realize it in full.
This is a beautiful spring-lke day, warm
and delightful. The trees are not in
bloom, neither do l hear the Robin sing,
but all seems cheerful and happy.
About 10000 troops are said to have
left here since last Shutdown for Fl. Don
elson IL miles east Of this. 1t is be-
lieved there are 90 or 10000 more here.
All are anxious to go.
The Nebraska infantry came here last
night on a boat, but were ordered TO 90
around by the River to TT. Donelson,
and are probably nearly there before
This.
We yer all surprised at the extent of
the entertainments here. They extend
nearly ali around for a mile in all d.
r%ectiOns from the fort. The scene in
and out Of the fort is worth a respecta-
bic pilgrimage to see.
FIVE O'clock, P. M.-The Quarter
master and myself took a ride around
the intrenchments, and among the 'cit-
les of tents" which are in every di-
rection from the fort on this side the
river. There are a great many tents on
the other side of the Of the river. Among
objects Of interest at the Fort, which is
only a breast work Of earth, with tren.
ches all around. angles, corners and tri.
angles, magazines, lOg-cabIns, cannons-
some mounted, one riaed all hurst IL
pieces, shot, shell, grape, canister, Sc.
A flagstaff, having had a cannon bal
shot through it at the cross-trees, stood
leaning over nearly ready to fall; while
through the surrounding woods are found
enough shot and she'll, round and conf,
cal, on the earth, and some buried a:
they stuck, making, in some instances
holes large enOugh-to bury a man. Some
burst, and the fragments are scattered
in every direction, leaving evidences OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-27


The Plattsmouth city papers state that
there is much suffering among the wives
and families Of soldiers Of Company a.
First Nebraska Regiment residing there.
Such is the case in this city-many Gam
lies of soldiers have come to eqtreme
want, Notwithstanding they have been The
subjects of relief on several OCCASIONS by
cur liberal and patriotic city Council
We learn by correspondents and other
wise, that suffering, want and destItutlon
bordering on starvation, exists generally
among the wives and families Of the Ne
braska Regiment.-NebraSkian.
We are sorry TO hear that any point
in Nebraska the families of u brave
soldiers are allowed to want the necessa'
ries and comforts oflife. Nemaha County
sen: more of her actual residents to the
war than any other County in Nebraska
and not a single family or individual ha;
been allowed to suffer for want Of any.
thing. We can but think hat the Ne.
braSklan has "ovorshot the mark" il
making such a positive and sweeping as
sertion as the above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-27
United States, Feb. Is. 1862.

Il may be wrong to laugh at solemn
things, but Gen. Simon B. Buckner's
complaint Of the "%ungenerous and unchiy-
a%lrous" terms accorded his $4,000 rebels
by Gen. Grant, is enough to raise a
broad grin on a horse block. Gen. Buck
ner had opened a correspondence by pro-
posing an armIstce till noon, with a view
to arranging terms Of capitulation, know
ing well that noon might see General
Bishop Folks army from Columbus, or
Albert Johnson's from Bowling Green on
hand. "You must surrender uncondi-
t%ionalIy and at once, or 1 60 in again., :"
says in substance Gen Grant. 'FWell, if
I must I must" responds the doleful ST.
mon; "but il is very ungenerous and IN
%chivalrous in you to expect such condi-
tons" Of course it was; but what
could you expect from a Yankee "mud-
sill" at the head of an army Of that sort
If the rebels insist on chivalry in their
opponents, they should fight each other.
~. Y. Tribune.