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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24
From, InLaLL,lI..I..IPpf.
GEN. PRICE has AsorHEa BATTLE
eEs. LrrTLE KILLED

7 III A
TrKa. Sept I20--via MOBILE 22.-lThe right
wing Of the enemy uHHer ienl ri HIsencranz.
Numbering eight Thousand strong. were found
advancing atIout4 4 O'Clock yesterday Afternoon.
on Gen. PRICES IoEitioEl % fle Jacirlto road
driving in ddr 1siekets Gen. Pfied irhnsedi
ate5 ordered Gen Herbert 10 move with bis
avn and Martins briglsfes ag.i,l..t ,1hern and
verr himself uppn The hsld acco1, panied b,
Gen. Lutte lH t
ejrrnef the e etlt advancing in line TO-
battle. about h nile q ltit of town Or lin.
vas irlsIil.siiaEey lorEns hrd the.battle opened
p sqoyseTiAg the sreln9ts be IN lat tie force
tien'l Pfce ssnt b ck tslrihe other bEigades o
Litle4 division They game for ward at double
qnick bnt a III Iset feath the field. nutIIl the
~tleiily were iriFen balik from, e very prsitibn
narti Than six hundred yards. with a loss 81
'ivef hity priHosiers and niIle pieces Of ARTILLERY
Darknfss prevented f,ltEier pers,iit aud liz
Hes II .siplsI Ibi ap4ckEl Ia on the fed
oprIlefs III killed wpdhded. an missing
VIII reach twp hEinafehana filt,. Genl LttIe
MAS killed 5col xliiiHJs iiiilnors. ar.i Ma
hry were aoande,l. 5lllaB
merits. iatfpk niH cen'I P1Iee deter
iii'ed 20 carly nut the lpfdeIs Of the lpTe 4i9us
1'norlliriE afil oar aTHg left Eaka betlsfel
T ven Fl and tisPt oeloqk IN the morning bFiHg-
ipg % lhc e4iiflred slHrFs,
ahe st,Aesk which Pie enemy asle t,pnn
9nr fear anaiIei was IrePu4aed with severe lbss
y li!erss a'sl oEiF lbSs VA i,rly ono ri al.
Ill dfLFl'iisianFl MlhItfeld's L zion. and
Haes srdI Iexak cavalry behaved wE d tin.
Fnshe'l gailAllEry. alliIwsre the grea eat safer
frs H the hs Al of Frhi4y--iheir CoiPneIs were
iiiI ToIuied. E,4 lil
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Ress,ps for ,l4k,sr ,oraesI h..f.

cDrresPpndent oi tile Savannah Repnbli-
can gives iHe following recipe pr tIaking
corlied beeis lt
81 soon after butcherine the bee as cosive-
5Helt. cnt u int 10 snci sized pieces as ybr de-
sire. and sprinkle with salt and let il lie ind
drip TIL All the animal heat Is gone For one
hundred polinde of beef take i.ur onnces Of
Ssltpetrk (pbunded fneIy1 and fou ppuiids
Ioi broviIi silgat all well uiixed. SPRINKLE Of
this epBpophd tIilnIy over tue bo,k.,rn Of tile
barrel. and pa, down : lAyer d bee; over this
sprinkle OF the coInB9lInd again. tIen put an
nihfr laysrl4f beef and continue toll do 40 till
the barre ls filed. allowing larger a1nuusi of
the nalxtpns of salt. s4ltpetne etc TO sprlltkie
'vqr fbe t9H layer Put heavy weights On tie
Seit q tiie peqi. and lle sure alway . % keep
'lie top5iaysf csvsredf with s2lt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24

At IA late hour on Saturday night We we're
pHt IN possession Of sumo aidifihsial items
from the seat cf war IN Maryland. From many
1t the soldiers WHO wers In the fi<ht on Sun
day and whom our INFORM tnt csusersei with.
at agree thar tlsere was ro i,sftie ofi Moia AZ
and That our victory on Sunday was glorious
one The Yankees aimit los- OF 6O0O- Our
loss IN killed is exceedingly small being rot
over go. while oar wonni-si are abnnt , 900
Most OF the latter are HOW a. Slepherdssown
IA IIlsplial
II IS reported tiiz; one enJire division OF the
enemy were captured and on faesfay IL ~ re-
porte that another night took plAcs with still
mora decisive results
Tie lailkers. pai Nor iay. made sortie and
capthred~a train az The way fran. our army.
ind tncceeie'l5u burning about thirty wasoil~
and taking hiiy prlsnnsrs but before they
coal effect The destruction nf the trlia onr
iorcss came MP. AMI the Yankees re,reafel
leaving II { priseaers they had just taken, The
eiierlys xttzckii, p-Tiy sere Tie s-ara-rr HAT
escalied from Harper Ferry. by the way ot
oheilhersisi9~n. bstore the surrender OF the
iirst nzm-d place.
At isr the surrender OF tee e.ieinr Al Harper's :
Ferry. they csAainenced destroying the ara
and stores. When they were ordered In desisi
but refused cen 5acka5n srles; fired mt,
them killing and wouniirg large nniI.befs-
Tie f.liikee Gen. Nils Ia boih legs sheI
oa. put We did npt learn whether i was dc.l,.
IA tire hghs ur on the occasion 81 sr ~ inin
the-l as sfrlre stated
\ reports thai err E-ily fsl back - -te
PutrErzc are false.
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Z FcoI,ErFssIos..I.

RroHHoxp Sept; 72 l-iIn the SEM 4ts today .
bill espasSed providing that all prisons Alc
NAY hereafter furnish euhstitu:es shall gastan
Fise the fidelity pi iIe substitute
The residue Of the days session was occu.
pied in discassipS the biIl inttodnf fed by Ar
Yancey 70 TegFIaie il.s nomination and Iap-
polnirpFeilt Of Brigaitfr Generals. 4oas 10 ap-
portion tliet4 among the several States. The
bull was rejetied -ye4s 3. pays Is. EF
Ia the House Mr.. Fpster. of Aldbama. Enb.
miited a Restitution iEIstrpcting the Secretary
of War 70 send cprIs ni enginee1r to make
= recannoiAalcs on the Cumberland aud rthr.
esses fiversiIwiih the view OF sree1ing iorti6-
caiipns. SO. Adoprsd.
The ArkalIsas cpuksted election case was
further discussed. Ill
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TEEFEsEE--N.shf-x ~ nore rr.tfyfnr A ~.
l-f'e q he Honfh taau the fs~ifI,n - T-n.~.sse
- a. t1ts -non-lt. tarr ars rurrersr irl.--,e5
- - ~ irnrer e a5et rifh 'the d-cisrsIi.,s n
AacF y ihn.on- - 49, a,~r,-e - a-tr-f,-- -
Ne ~ast7r1 P.rtsa - Tee -tate ha> hiIi-esr b-rd
a rrlf aftritufabi-- Th- ,.rlirr ~ - l-rlr -
eI1u.t 90 ~ lcr- t.rinfls ss.us< 4 - go, =
c,hf thai ! ihe fxrd i,rI..r 4. .-f,rrr-s -
ffsp 4 he Crie6erary si.d Ia t.u--.rnr- a -.
~an. a. fncuur - rerriie uar uhith rhrr fhi,k
al rrlt IN ~ drtruriiuu ~ t.ath fhe wi-ne -
he -. raoes e IN rrufh Wen ther fr.s rr-,-
snnEt th-F sid they wtrr So - I-i.n - -
Ian~tfbn and Nc fur iti1n a. = -.-riI- -
'i lio tnE "@r etple prrf aE1tnEl thrir dup icr.y
a. e-crt $50 drtrrnlin-d az eten'r .. cuf t-.-
Ir"n n lntn. ttey qunkly rtanred her rra
<ran they threu q IN disrni-s "a ou-nlr r--
caifned that te c1stlfusson ft-tlf shu,f nj st-,a
~ tne .ay - ne rrttnr1riun 81 ths Cnio Tie tsna
= nn9 dfinrtly made. nrde - l-ir.iu hin.-1I
No 1-ln c1n te n tte sl1r nf thr Cnion ianrrr
uroot cnnfr-rirg kirl-ef tslitirni-l ~ fhs
stamp IN lar uurds thr-r lnnrrr any rrcund
fsf NEUTRAL 70 Eflnd upoa-ke mat e1l.er BE q
Pzirit - fraiisr ulutrirht- Nrr tbsssiure ne
nuETlriilng hrur Tor Itnneee rrdcrr hrr.s r
ard Aid N add.rr lan1els ~ pra.d state -
ghirh -h- = i1frI Isrt- 1t h-r rsdrupfiun hs
-nraic1 frr'n trery rnunt-in pax sd ~ G. ha.rd
thru1Et eFsry raIsJ f~elrfa lkla-l Reporter
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24
F.atcsi fre.., ,Ele Sea, . \ ar
4 II Maryland.

kIcssuq 'p,I4ep, b. HI he New Ydrk Hssald
q lie osh irkF.. eslH,aIls sl:sp4.ehes fr.5a.
ll.sdiryilies .4nnpapcir " tho IsuFFe.l4et or six
/ LANA fess pdntsI ilBIsheripg FIVE tf.o.isArid
neiI. AZ MiinIsofds' III, Ky. I 0
ofieial ditpstches from MecIchs7IsK dated
firt4Ay. sePi ] is;l, claim a victory il WeEsles
days ighsl Al SlarTisBurg, thoael il is ! "
dent his arn3sflAs fallen back. He 4tates that
the rebel Arfty had crossed the Potpfsac Into
Virginia. and that lie lad sent COLI an.s alistsr
Gen Alfred pleasantof in plir- nit
an pihcial II spAteh Fsceiyed here this morn
ing announces that hstiie took place Satur-
day on the Potomac near SIrar,sbnr, 1. between
the confederAte forces. under Jackdon. and :
coIhmn Of tile eleiny ten thousand strong re.
smiling inlthe lrbht of rh4 enemy, With heavy
Ios4. Or loss slight. Quite N nusl Der OF aims
were taken.
Jackson tlsd recrassed into Maryland
sioBIf s4pt- R3 IA special dispatch tolthe
AdSeri,ser ahd Register dated Kn.l lxvllle. I'D
says . courier brings Hlteiligellssce from Gum
beriand Gap thar Gen steverisonl is pressing
On sIls Federal Gen. Aiorg4ns I'd ~. FiHing
Was heard this ii.osfliug inl the oreeiioil u
M4uchester, aud it is supposed he las engaged
the euealy. fl I
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{ cnrrespondent oi the kichnoI.d Er1rirc--
send- i4e fpiinEinE estimate II solisrT or--
D. eFes1 4rtic'e Of shicn - IRA sf,-rlz4b.c .o9
The conlinE winter. Te hupe tae tsose. r.ss.esf
wdi supply the ciDihing OF fhe rnoDey. Us.s
cap. -; one jacket 2ss one pair pants 30. O.,s
pair Shes. l6s two pair socks. (Eoo1 10; t~0
par drawers. & Total ss85o
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24

IA Many efihe p isdters y no came down
Yesterday assert that whsbe ffe flag Of tEncel
boats we're lying AZ hertsphIs. Two regiments
Of Yankee soldiers tnarchsd out of ihs citg 6y
4ig a white tag- IIhgre vas great deal Of
e1eitetntni in the eityI and much talk of iik be-
ing evaculted- Htavy sk4iruiishing was gDitSe
On e ~ near the tpw8.-'FinEseirg IHhfgl
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a. Cen Knrn. and CAPTAINS Wheat ard
Rye. of his : an have arrirei and faken qua
fers ~ sarinus parts of ibe city
C,lorisls o. Tar and X TaEha are dailrrx-
pertei and wiil m donbt give notice oF "a e.-
arrival Cf1rlesfos Conrier
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- ia, fnllnNinazhda,a IL 80

a. The followingTbdafs On the western
raierf lave been colihSeaied as the. pro,leriy :
OF the Cf,ntedefaiss by fhfU. 4. D.strict t,ufl
for Southern Illin4is llyh4rf b.yai a. h. How-
Ter. sreanboafs Alfred fiollb. Little Rebel Eas,.
port. Mars Gen. lsfics. Ml,Ilawk. Red RJver
New National. SeseteAgn,l lH. X " Hal an.
Yazno.
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~ The Memphis BHEeffa. Of last Tednes-
day s.Ts- -Hon- fllEn- Asery and Joe R.rbiers.
- l. rho are aD0ng the prisoners no. lying
opposite fhe clfy Wsrs ont ea olr sIssls thiI
morning On parole
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24

FRoE rHE BaE-Af -narise of Thurs isy.
lefh. l-ht sicannen- and i~o echonner~ wer-
"a slght Ihrongh the day bs<fs frpn ihe
bet ~'ere engaged IN s'nnding from rr--. l-
into the North Chaisnel--.11 1riesfo- c5u-s--.
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"a Col. NJ. 4 HAfhr. has been sppo9nted
s,oT,iiiaiidalit of the Post al KuoxvslIe. TO
~ Ierf1rIned g,ilsnk patti al 1otl FDrt Hen.
~ and Q5neisal. .s chief oil ArsIlI9rv la;
inter; r'aadiligit 70 gnhs tor several days
~ me latter PLACE. III Fp.tf of severe wbnnli
received Al the iorinet.-.Knor n egssses-.
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IN kussIso ORDER +-Tae bridges says the
Lytsciihnrg Repabl.cAn. hcrosk the Rxtlidsu
aht Cedar RAM on tlll Orange lai AisxarIdr,s
Kailrsisd are cotntleIed. RE cars Are nov
running to euliepsr Enurt Hsslss. SIX nile
Tie other side OF Cedar Rpm bffdge-
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dHArFANooGA, tenn. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1862.

r r N ths R'shuend EnquiIst aoth.
Frsn th. seat OF War Ia a.ryl.na ana vss
Hfb1a-
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+ ~ Van Dorm ttts nj Le) brIought joy and
gladness {, the lieAHts dt helpeppie' od tn :
military district on II o 9ccaSiPi.sE LIST. khen
me took camnaIld NJ Elcksbnrg; ~. ubek, be
jeff it Brasdoh AIss xtspHe..ear.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24

SixTY-F4vE THo,EadB DsL Ags yoRll Auetsf.
= Elrher from aas&nceii rkkes. liBr from larre
ifcTeasr oftTans, OF stion -,roliaiaiy lib,a-,ne
ate Road. with its SO miles Of track iEoln
A'ls7tA 70 ClIattailsshgd h4k pkif snfgfhe Ttea-
sllrg $4,000 as rs earnslizH q ne Month OF
AngnsE eqnal to- S7s0l0O0 Ipes banuIa! Major
fie~l4nd u deie1rfneIi fiiE the pnoiir proper
tF nilder his chasgS shall pay COOL dividetsis
ESstipa ing the lAhad auH it's eeaillInenis to
cost 50 600 600, tie yield N ratIo Of thirteen
per cent. per apTlrIsn Retortis+.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24

Alslbamians ought meyer takc prisoners from
.he States OF OHIO aud Iino,S. for they are tlp
-,FooPs that coslRsltted aiI tho depreaations il
North Alabama, Tpe farmers are getting al
sEf 81 al Of their negroes: they were bringing
II Two or three hundred per day when i7ie.i
Huntsville. Tho YankSeia not have time to-
take them away. J.. A.-W.
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SsoEt. Nc cDowELl.-ine FoLkS5t1tf Of Sun
day, contains IeiEer purport.ng to give The
particulars of the difficulty between >IasI and
NclowKLI. repprted same daysago. The snb
stance Of i II, thai Sigel. while engaging the
eneaiy. observed McDEwell waving handke :
chics to the rebels he Immediately rode uls
and q, ::ianaed al explanation. The reply be-
lEg very insulting sigel resented il with bis.
gel shot. The ball striking McDaweIfs seabhar,l
tins statement pnrpotts To come from All
eye-wifnssa OF the occurrence The Eosk-.
oztt also states that SigeI. Disguised wltiitfhe
corruption and lneifie'ency Of the military COM
1aanders n the haAt, Wal res .sn Al moi reiieyei
;roH service IN that qnartet.--Cfn GasettslN
fichmond seems 10 be a. much in the way
OF the Yankees aa il was in that Of RiehAfdlII
az Borworth heli. Twice have they met viii
defeat in their advance Nipon Riehnald Va
and once in the vicinity ol Richmond. Ke
lucky Perhaps il the ceurse OF time theS
may be able 10 say as Richard did: We thru
there fe six Rlehmcnds IL the field
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srrLI LarEz.

lnssTr,afion rbicb reached this CITY lasf
evening from n ofhcer who engaged in
ibe figiIt al Harpers Ferry states that We cap
tur-i al thar place Oe0 frivzfes. s25 officers.
, OD0 negroes. $4,000 stud of ANAL arms. and
46 pieces of Cannon Onr loss fn the enrz-t-
fnenfi Vas ftrre kilevf and forty r0ifadeli Col
}. Lifc<ey Walkers B4terv FROM this city.
alone took 500 horses. The officers and rnen
captured were all pAroIed and sent home
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The train from the North. on yesterday.
brought rs burlirrle Of s3iir;o,,l ;,,ffresf r.,
may be deemed-re reliable The fight Al Boon.-
lsorol tko1gh resulting In severe loss 10 Gen
d. II Hills division causing him 20 fall back
was not reverse. The object Of his position
was sccnnpIishedin in keeping hack and harass
'ng the enemy II aaaf point. while our ofera
iioi's a. Harpers Ferry were being consurn-
mated - reported thar many Of our straz
glers were taken prisoners
The surrender Of the enemy At Harper
Ferry Was followed Immediately bF the parole.
of biph officers and men fhr ofkcers being
Perlnitfel 10 retain their side arms
Reports from Williamsburg represent thar
a hglf lad occurred there between General
NIse'r Command and the enemy. Sufhiug re-
Liable could be ascertAinei in relation 10 i.
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YkNEEE OFINios p acKIns-f7efuTksd
pfispisgs say the Y.Iike4s lteiid Ja kso11 III
gFcater fersel than any otsl lsr of our generals
Our EntoSmart says he heafi 4 NO Y.sa&ees in
Alexa1dria. dlspniIng osdf Jarkson's merits I:
at laefl The Jaeksen mhn hS ifFfo clhch the
nlafters eyclainied III tell Ben5 jackson is The
greatest rnaIis in this ot ant uth$r coIIltry As
Ter 9uf fighting agaihsl. hIh IL j useless He
asnak III The Tn.,us.iairk r,,9nl hpre klov~ ey
efythi'lS- about everything thEs couhsry end
he Is oond to whip 8.
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CdNsExpAB1E--Ih IheI Mssissippiar i s lin
'ormfd hy fhe auarser3l Mast kr a. Jackson. Ina;
Tile Miesls>ippi Manufacturing COMPANY. AT
Bankstun Chocraw eoIaty OF wtich Sir in
Wessnn Is president lbs shvel 10 the lcon-ed
efscy not less ilian s2jDo9b. ia furnishing II
vloalen aud cotton gnais HI rrIres se far he
l,iw those which preJlli,4f sverywhere else
Mr W'Issbh has l.een r tie habit of s~llEhg
these goods la the 9ulrfet tIDASter here xlIen
Herehsilts aud sliecala feFSIin Gfnrgi.4ni Ala
hlsnIa Altered him k.vdltyEEvc Ter csiit. rrlsre
thai he charged the glis ethnsfnf. Tie exam
PIE thus >tHrlfshell BY tais patT{otic ponpkiiy
il above asffsraise. and vfE sihblislia lsiing
Claim 70 ti9r gfadirienf the csiiniry!
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SEPTEsBER i3. I6G2. =
have Just returned from \ virit to kortis
dfbt=ris. The lspkees have evacuated
Han.svllie. pecsint. Gourtiand and Florence
AT Huntsville they destroyed all OF the ma.
csinery belonging toshe Memphis and Cilaslrs
TIN railroad. stole every horse that was in the
country convenient. They were IN such a
hurry 10 leave they hnrned !. large Los OF chn1-
a1issary stores. and leit The negroes they llai
stolen. At Decatur they burned the boat they
we're using gunboaf. and left the COTTON
need in making forilfcafions. AtAihens they
! burned about hall tire town and c.imnsiteif =
atea; a:eiis depfedatIons on property. HE
r4.Lfry letwoen lliseumba and Decatur ~ a.
rass r,iined; they took almost all the meat and
t@rs tscra the farmers; from tho ladies' they
wouhl take watches and 6nEerrings. aud
would uae Insulting language toward them il
demonstrated with.
Il Tho dFoiath has very much affected the
glowing crops, and do not think there vii
be more than half crop Of corn. There Is
npt much cptton planted.
II The lth Ohio cavalry (which Ia comprised
" the greaiesi sceEndrels and thieves in the
~drid) has been almost dscilbated; when il ar
red III Hnntsyille there were some eSghi or
nine hundred members; wheifit left there we're
only eighty. They havc all been. killed by
Captains Gilrley and Hamhricks companies o.
gartisana aud independent bush whackefss =
Reliable persnns told me that a man named
Nmtecorton. in Jackson county had killed
neveniy Yarksi since they arrived there aud
Z that he had that number Of ns~aftie lie
wanld deliver 10 the Confederate akiny when
r,istt-sl ..f.1ss.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-24

The hymn re heslrd in FIieetihg tho last time
---Oh. take pill. Oh ltakt. oh take a pill on
take a pilgrim Hame1
h The hymn we heArd--iFsbIe and sopranb bv
the f4irefporiidn Of ereakon-~O Tor i,a,
Oh for a man for . nan-sibh in the skies.
The one Plunkips hfarf the base singer Al
= .OLl send down Sal. oh kend down sal oh
send down Salvation
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'TELEGRAPHIC

DlsrArfHr4 r0a FHr DAnr ns.rI.-
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THt RECENT Dukl sEAB .GHikLEsros.--IThe
Hhaf lesion PAPERS state ourt of Inquiry has
neer asked Tor fy Major iKhettlto inquire into
h's conduct and tie flrcllmsissnees attending
the death Of the late Col Nv X Calhoun. The
reqaesI has been granted by the prbper an
iiiorities. and tlls CONT will consist az Col p
f. Colqriti. Col. % H. H.lStegens. aud Cel. Thom-
ss q. Lamar Major w IL. CsnbelI beine the
Judge Advocate
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sUBsTITr1k ToE soDA a lady Of FluvarS5IIa

"A 1f1-l = 10y VI ~ y
.0pnty sends ns PIE following. which We pub
sh for the infortnaticn of Rousekeepers:
Tothe ashes OF corn cobs add little hdil.
ns Vaier. Alter aIln~Iing il % stand farEs
ew minutes pour on the Ire. which can be
ised at once with an acid 6sonr milk or vine
sar) ] makes the bresl a. light AS sblIa.
Our lady friends N the csjnnffy should cu'
this O,n and remember IT, They can avai
themselves of corn cnRt ID wililbe perceived
any mnmeri and with Izcareely any trouble Al
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Ma EnoTE's SPtEcH-ske lSv before our
rehaers. MIR. Foptes fleeeh. delivered upo.
'he presentation afl islpeate respIufinEss.
There is much good sense in what he said
aIsd his reasons for prsseniing The reAolufi4ipr
should commend them to the favor ofour peo
pif.. " isHToi.er - all fsnles. and more esl e
i!y. sttce tie clIatacisr of the war ta-
cfffuk ed somewhat and VIE lIase undertaken
fo'inva,ie tue enemy's tonnfry. T., keep II cit
sanity before the eyfs oi the world that Ne
,re ever really To- make an hoiiorabI. peacs
and are tishtil'g oify i9r self preservation and
.iur liberties. Noiiiing caI be lost by max irg
such an overtime - fhat SUGGESTED by MIR.
fqoss.-Lyacdtt19 RIP. II
MsoxIFIeE>r ExrRA4iGakcE4Dr. Tbos H..
EYails. the celebr,tesf ailericAn dentist III
Paris. has just reiur,Isd from 4 prosessio... Il
visit to the yieeroy Of Eskpt. on hoard Es
Yacht at Woelwicll TIE iociof desctlbes bis
aighness a lnagHifc{nflp wealthy and ariia
ble Prince Among hif tab ae service are plates
wbrth S3 600 each !. a lgsld ,.ifther set viii,
4 iamplids. worth at lsastt$50 900: And ibe
vieeroy's ioorh btl,siI aI.lne EsLt ricllIy viii,
pfsc'osfs stones. il ,Softh II lea4r $4,000 ana
Tie sfa-d upon which II fEsfs. haif thar s.iin
Next Year. DR. Evans. IwhH is dentisi hy hp.
p9intmtat 10 al the crbwiAtd hehds ~ Enroke.
8 :ogdlto Alexandria to berfntn so5ne lro
sersipn&l service Tor llhel1ves.oy's iavoIike
vfte..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-30
A Thrilling Romance.

Truth STRANGER THAN FICTIoN-A Dytng
Soldier PrayS for PresideHt-Never until
We stood by the grave of the Green Mountain
boys did we realize how much stranger is
truth than fiction. Your readers will all
recollect last summer a private was court
martialed for sleeping on bis post out near
Chain Bridge on the Upper Potomac. lie
was convicted; his sentence was death the
finding was approved of by the General and
the day fixed for his execution. He vas a
youth Of norc than ordinary Intelligence !; he
did not beg for pardon, but was willing to
meet his fate The time drew M ar: the sternne-
csGSity of war required that an example should
be made of some one: his was an aggravated
case. Bot the case reached the ears of the Pres
ident; he resolved 10 save him he signed a
pardon and sent it out: the day came. Sup
EosG," thought the President my pardon
has not reached him The telegraph W2s
called into requisition an answer did not
come promptly Bring up my carriage" he
ordered. 1t came, and soon the important
State papers were dropped, and through the
hot bruiing sun ard dusty roads he rode to
the camp about ten miles, and saw that the
soldier was saved He has doubtless forgot
ten the incident but the soldier did not
When the Third Vermont charged upon the
rife pits the enemy poured a volley upon
them. The first man who fell, with six bul
lets in his body, was Wm. Scott, of Company
K. His comrades caught him up, and as his
life blsod ebbed away, he raised to heaven,
amid the din of war, the cries of the dying,
and the shouts Of the enemy, prayer for the
President, and as he died he remarked to his
comrade that he had shown he was no coward
and not afraid to die.
lie was inferred, in the presence Of his
regiment, in little grove about two miles to
the rear of the Rebel fort, in the centre of a
group of holly and vines. A few cherry trees,
in full bloom, are scattered round the edge.
In digging his grave SKULL and bones were
found and metal buttons, ehowing that the
identical spot had been used in the Revolu-
tionary war for cur fathers. who fell in the
same cause. The ChGplain parratea the cir
with uncovered heads. He prayed for she
to his noble heart that we ever heard
The tears started in their eyes as the elods of
earth were thrown upon him in his narrow
grave, where he lay shrouded in his coat and
blanket.
The men separated; in q few minutes all
were engaged in something around the camp,
as though nothing had happened unusual ;
bat that scene viii live upon their memories
while life lasts the calm look of Scott's face,
the seeming look of satisfaction he felt, still
fingered and could the President have seen
him he would have felt that his act of mercy
had been wisely bestowed. But the cannon's
roar is to be heard towards Yorktown, and we
must be off to the Phlt1de3phid IN
quirer.