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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Philip Hartman, tafe Of So tott to1cn-
ship, Columbia county. deceastd.
E1IERS OF administration on ne estate
~ of Philip Hartman, late OF Sctai town
ship, Columbia county, decd, hre been
granted, by The Register OF sad county, to
Henry T. Reilly, who resides in the town
ship and county aforementioned All per
sops having claims.or demands as ainst the
estate OF the decedent, will pres snl them
to the administrator for settlement, ind those
indebted to the estate are reqr esied 10
make payment immediately to Il 9 under
signed. HENRY I. REILLY,
Scott Twp. April 80, 1862. Admr.
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KOlIOck,s DandeIlOn Coffee.

THIS preparation, made from the besl
Java Coffee. is recommended by oh ysician-
as superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility, Dyspepsia, and all
bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled to abandon the use OF cof
lee will use this without iuiurions effects
One can contains the strength oi two
pounds OF ordinary coffee PrIce 25 cents.
k0LL0CK'S LEVAIN,
The puresi and best BAKING POWDER
known, for making light, sweet and nutri-
lions Bread and cakes. Price Is cents.
Manufactured 6y
NJ II K0LLOCK Chemist.
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia,
u lind sold by all Druggists and Gyocers. 81
February 90, ls62.-1y.
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MoSTouR CousIY.-We find The folIowire
in the Ccnr proceedings OF Moniorr coun-
~, as published in The Danrirs Democrat:
Com. Us. Eliza Arwine,-lnd lctmeni for
assault and battery. The Grand jury ignor
~ the bill; Eliza Arwine pay The corls.
Com gs. Eliza Arwine, Surety oil the
Peace,-bound over 10 keep .he peace
Com. Us. Vincent Arwipe, ,-lndicimeni for
assault aud battery. Thue oill,-driendan
p's4d guilty
Com. Us Charles NJ BIacher.-A~saul
and battery. Bill ignored by Grand Jury
and prosecutor, Vincent Arwine to pay the
costs
Coa rs. Vincen; Arwine. for assault, and
battery. Defendant plead guilty.
This explains 'sthe fight'' that the Brig
der General should have engaged in some
time ago. according 10 the Republican's state
ment and in which, it was reported, he
came out 'svictosions.n II would appear
from. the above that The General has had
several engagements" or If but one il has
been mighty big one Of several days dura-
lion. We presume the General is determine
ed TO distinguish himself during this var in
some way, if not with the sroord with his
.tsts. and in such manner as wonld do
credit to John C. Henan, the Benicia Boy.
In To-DAY's STAR it will be seen that Cen
BAkKs' army has lately met with rather a
severe reverse, having been obliged 10 re
treat across the Potomac ;n:o Maryland =
This is almost startling. but nevertheless
correct. Last year .his lime. this reverse
would have created very little censalion,
bn: happening now, when Mcclellan s army
probably needs the assistance of Banks, in
attacking the Rebels at Richmond, makes
it doUbly exciting.
Gen. DcDoweiI's forces lay at FreGericks-
burg, en- route for the engagement al Rich
mond, should one take place Il is rumor
ed in the papers, pretty generally, that the
Rebels are leaving Richmond, going farsher
South This, most likely, is the case. We
never believed battle would be fought al
Richmond. The Rebels failed TO fight Nc
Clellsn this side, which is pretty good eyi-
dence they don'i intend 10 engage him al
that place or vicinity.
The fact that Banks troops meeting with
This reverse shows that The Rebels are not
gathering iE al Richmond. but coming Norh
rather for the purpose of assuming the Of
fsusive- A. least this is The way we would
view the matter as il stands al present.
The "Iron Gnardsn, from what We can
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AdministratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
~ administration on the estate of Join j..
Heller, late of Mifflin township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by
the Register oil said county. 10 Michs u
Heller, who resides in Mlfflin tOwush p.-
All persons having claims or dem ands
against the estate of the decedent are re-
quested 10 present th, m for settlement and
those indebted to make payment hout
delay 10
MICHAEL B HETLER Ad'T.
Mifflln twp March 90. 1S62.-6w
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THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

NE NONF FSSlONS ana EAf fEhlENC r.
L OF a SUFFERER, Published as warn
ing, and Tor the especial benefit Of Young
Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature De
cay &c, &c, &c, by one who has cured
himself oy simple means, after being put
10 great eXpeCse and Inconvenience
through the nse OF worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had OF the author,
c. A LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island. by enclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope. Address CHARLES A. LAM
BERT Esq, GreenPoint, Long Island
New York
January 10, IS62-2m.
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Administrators s Noflce.

NOTICE is hereby given tha, letters OF
administration on The estate OF Michael
Heller, late OF AiifflIn township, Colombia
county, decreased, have been granted By he
Register of said county to Michael B. HeI-
er, who resides in Mifflin township. All
persons having claims or de mands against
The eslale OF tue decedeni are requested To
present fhem to lhe undersigned aud Hose
indebled TO The estate 10 make pay men
forthwith 10
MICHAEL B. Heller Admr
MIffiIn twp, March 20 1865. .--6w.
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MORE EXCITING NEWS (!
YORKTOWN CAPTURED |!
The Rebels Rctrcatin
THIS rs GLORIOUS NEHzS!

RUT there is still more important and
- valuable news 10 the citizens tif { on
,nsham aud vicinity, in Columhs coun-
". II is that ]. B & X KNITTLE ave re
.'eived new goods and established Store
N the place above named where goot-
can be purchased upon the most r,,asona-
bic terms for cash OF short credit. They
nay particular aIlenlion to -four, feed and
provision generally which can be bad al
thelr establishment at al! times, or oliver
ed o the purchaser upon short notice, a.
they keep horse and wagon for tt al pur-
use
THEIR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
calculated to suit the people and the
mes. They have everything commonly
found in country stores.
Country Produce will always be AIKEN in
exchange for Goods and the reguI;r mar
kei price paid for the same.
B. & r. KNIT TIE.
Conyngham May IA, 1862.
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isses and ladies' Congress Caters,
AsA Chilcrens Fancy and Comm On Shoes,
low as can be bought elsewhers, at the
Cheap Cash Slcre OF L. T. SHARl'LESS.
Bloomsbury, May IA, 1862.
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EXECUTORS NoTIcE.

Estate of Henry G. Miller, late Of
M67in twp., decd.
NOTICE Is hereby gIveu that let ers te s.
stamenary on The estate of Fl Hsnry G.
Miller, late of Mifflin township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted bv
the Register of said county, 10 ,Iohn H.
Heller, residing IN The township and coun-
~ aforesaid. All persons having C aims or
demands against the estate of the dece-
dent are requested TO present them 10 The
Execaior for settlement, and those indebted
to the estate to make payment forthwith
10 The undersigned.
JOHN H. Heller, E: ;ecutor
Miflin, May 7, 1e62-6t
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND S U M M { r
G % q ID s. :!

1T PETER ENI"S STOR RE!
10 Ligh! Llseet, Columbia county, Pesna.
HAS iust received from Philadelphia
A aud is now opening at The old slane
iaiely occupied by Mariz & Eni, splen
did assortment of MERCHANDISE, which
xi.l be sold cheap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
His stock consists of Ladies Dress Goods
choicest styles and latest fashions.
CALICOES, MUSLINS,
GINGHAMS, FLANNELS,
CARPETS, SHAWS,
HOSIERY SILKS
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
CASSIMERS. SAT!NETS,
COTTONADES.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
THREAD, &C
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
Cedarwar are, Hardware, Med cines. Drugs,
Oils, Paints, Sc, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps.
In short everything usually KEEP, in q
country store.
The patronage of old friends, and the
public public sc snerally, is respectfully so.
liciled
The highest market price paid for coun
Try produce. PETER ENT.
Lisht Street, May I. 1862.
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ksHOES in variely al The cheap cash Store
y Of Z r. SHARPLESS.
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PaoF McCoS Iectured to large audience
in this place on Saturday evening last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

.On last Thussday W wsrs ordered 4, r..
three days provisions ready 10 mn rch an ssss
next day. Hut, ON account Of tbs NJ, On ihs
OF ths army being fur ther from the s..rae
nctos than WITS sxp ssf 4, the AZ u vss sI
layei uali sunday when the boys vs,os-
dered to pitch In. they went to VOL wiz %. VI
fury of madmnn. and freq 1entiy throush 30. ne
day did see the 60 OF tbs Two armies bro.Ss
ing against eJch other, and from the NY.
the last did we whip them ard drive ,n.o
hack TO the river urder the sver ~ ,Sn
guus. Our Generals on Sunda az nje ht ~, f
the victory co nple.e, fyr we had not orisn t
b title field, bat all the enemg's TENS 80
raae wagons, one hundred aud two oaS.
artillery and any reasonable quan III,
small arms. We also took al )us !, 900 or ~ VI
prisoners, and killed and wsunded anon, ~
coo; while our loss 10 from s.coo TO .0o0 tis;
ed, wounded, and missing. ALL
On Monday morning we found out ths,,,
fight had to be continued, on accoun, 'as
BuelPs landing reinforcements L. Wa. OF
possible TO fud and bring into the e. no.
many Of our men, tor their oa,ra .a
thinking the victory complete al,
ed their troops to go where they p,sised AZ ".
thus IL happened that we had OF ali onr aug
- fight the battle on the next day. in cna'a
qnencs OF which we Will have TO ash,
battle over. l. cannot come off for cr 'ae
seven day yet. There Is now an arn;,.ass
established for three days to bury the ~
We are still In posses,ion OF the s,ttls gag sa'
General SydEey Johnston was killed n..
s, tut ball striking him In the calf OF the 10
and emitting one OF The arteries He blsd y,
death in his saddis. Refusing to leave 10
heid, he preferred rather to die than no. ;.
uiaye his iost recutation. Two fall ear Jo.s.
Of Yankee officers went mp the road "a
night, and amongst them qea. Prem tss.
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Going. Going, Gone Taking advantage
of the finish times, everybody is selling out.
The good prices TO be I'D is the indacement.
Some very good real estate has been sold, but
it is notorious that the fortunate posse sor"
of many lot now deemed eligible will
hereafter conclude that his lot wa nott tbs only
thing sold Going, going, gone, Is the echoirg
cry of all the aIctioneers, who are enjoying
a rare teast, and from the proficiency acquired
by recent practice could almost knock down
a stone wall. Visiting the several stores de-
voted to the sale of furniture and sundries, we
fad everything commanding the most ex'rava-
CANT prices DuriDy the present unhealthy ex
element enou IN furniture has been Gold in Rich
mond to stock the 81. Nicholas ssveral time j
A greet deal of the stuff IS dyspeptic, and
much looks as if on 5 last legs, but this makes
no difference to tho eSllar auction attendant
He is prepared TO bid anything. Money must
be plenty, as we see that the savings institu
tons advertise they will pay no more interest
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She " me- &C he AsH.h

TIE tribute Pad 10 tie women OF the South
10 re s0lutions which recently PISSED Con.
green is lot tie language OF empty eonpii-
n4eIt, bHt of sober truth. Il Is in possible that
jaLguage should 30 justice to the robia Wo-
men Of the South. Theirs ha3 been the ani
RAJ < spirit Of this struggle from the be- in
mig Iheylel the way to 1t, they inspired
1h@ir husbands, they afou1cd their .Sors. They
iIsjilctively perceived tue danger ofthe sitr
atiou long before it had become evident By the
wer processes of rea-on 20 tie other sex.
Their religious faith recoiled from the grocs in
fidelity of The Northern mind, their innate
purity of soul ahrunks ghast from the coutauli-
nation with which Northern immortality and
licentioutne.3 thr, a.ened the whole country
Their vision was unclouded by those selfish
political views and those partisan passions
and prejudiaes which too often cloud the per
eeTiions aud eramp the judgment Of the best
ef cur own sex Their love of couIAy WAS
as pure g crys i, and IL oyersame III thea &il
those apprehensions so natural to woman.
They have given their husbands, their sons.
and their brothers, Lot only without a muir
mar, but with enthusiasm, to the great cause.
They would willingly lay their own hearts
blood upon the alt r, il lit were permitted 70
women to ii.ht the battles Of their country
There is no sacrifice too great for wo
man 70 make in the cause of truth
and virtue. All over the land taey have
been at work, making clothes and preparing
provisions Tor the oldiars, nursing than il
ho,pi,ais, and in their own hop es, seeking TO
take the place Of a mother aud .is:er to the
poor sick and vorndtd stranger, and. when
nun IA help 40 lor GER avail, /, sraoo.hiry tae
brow damp with death, and sending ND theif
prayers with the departing spirit to TIE throne
HEAVIER. All this time they have kept alive She
faDo OF Hope in their own hearts. and caused
il r. shed cheering rays upon many doubtiag
And depending Il II. We have he. u of men
who Lave Tor. ken their copatry, but not YET
Of one woman who b. = Prov recreant. We
nave net heard of one who han ken Lncoln'>
saith OF y'iee '1uee. In the very stronehc ,ds
Of tie despotiJla, in the District of Col, ,nb;e
AID IT, Mary land, in Our own cities .oeouned
~ ,he enemy, they remain frr, and cou.
rag ocs, and never onca dream Of bovine the
kn' Of Bal. Noble iseiaD :. Always "ja,t
nj The Itcfs, and e. rIisF. At the orayan Nc
o"e'S h"I fetef bi.' been found in their tex
III "uy oHihe no krnoU nor Burr AMONG
h'asf''"n '" men no Lincoln olth-takers
"i' we women of the South. If their hus-
D"nl0 and brothers could be anrihilated by rhe
i'' the children of such women would light
.usyx tha tjrea of freedom and rou,iuct In
country 10 j dependence and gio~y.
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goBLs ItBERALIrY--1tis unf erstoo1 that the
galiaut aad brave Ccesmance. in chief, who
fell at Shiloh, with The shout Of victory N MS
ear, and now s. rs IN ne heFo.s grave, nal
lowed hy the tear and blessings OF = nstioa,
Il - eos pro,.Ab.e that The opeI hard OF me
generous a3.d FL r.sseI we'd IN ech OF the soidieFs
;av for The ia ura 1ts and cOGitor. OF larR
family. 1t therefore behoovfs generous
ne ria. fcrwht So liberties ha toiled AID sPf-
Ter j, ara az la&i y.t,d hi iilA, ~ see mat
his family, bar f. OF their support. sha.i De
prcyided Tor in u manner that Will not shame
their tfatituda. We are happy - 8 sle th;it
I.ast Y'eIns . has The honor OF toe nrst
movement in tais i.4udahie Chi 4 Our fell
low cttizau, q. IL. kcGnee, q we learn,
y..,2rday con bated, y tn :. Ii sfai,y waish
IS qual 10 ~ trio N, y Tor rns % rs
or the emily OF Gen Il. caey Johns IL
:. nol.fa example. syyai9b Wa hope VIII DE aya "a
lat , by maoy o ASS II the lathsTn Ion
( ssracy.--kEorpttte Register.
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We were much struck with the observation
of distinguished gentleman, yesterday, VINO
said tha. Pope had struck off the chai aeter's
tics of the English Government in that famous
line devoted to Lord Bacon, in which he ia
described a.
"rhe ses,, brightest, mtsnsa of mankind
He supported his dietum somewhat after
the following fashion. For very wise pur-
pose, ss it appeared, no doubt, to them, the
British Government. determined 10 allow q
kindred race to run the risk of being overruu,
slaughtered, and eventually crushed, by the
viies. congregation of Municipalities that
heaven, in its wrath, ever permitted to cum
Der and curse the earth. The motive was
purely selfish, being nothing les than de-
sire TO monopolize all the cotton OF the earth.
With this object in view, they permitted this
war to go on and refused to raise blockade
which had been run by a: least five hundred
ships, and was therefore totally inefficient
within the terms of the TT ty of Paris. But
mark the sequel. This war brought out mon
sier ship, which can be worked by landsuen
as we'll as sailors. and which of itself lie able
to destroy all the boasted wooden walls Of Old
England. Britannia, therefore, no longer rules
the waves. Her journals are already imprt ss-
ing upon her rulers the he cessity Of laying aside
her wooden men of.war forever. The En-
peror of the French will in future, should he
feel go inclined, have it in his power to in
wade her whenever he may think proper. He
has nothing to do but to build these iron
ships, and to man them with his conscriptJ.---
The skill and vaior Of English Sailors is 10
longer of any value 10 maintaining the domin-
ion of the sea. 1t is as though the straits of
Dover We're dried up. France eau always
man twice the number of iron ships that
England can. From Tou!on she can realize
he dream of Louis NV. and the first Napo-
leon. She can make the Mediterranean a
French Lake. From the fact that the Moni-
tor is a good Sea boat, i. may be Inferred
that any number Of iuyuinera BILE vessels may
be made go. What beco mes, then, of India +?
What of the Cape? What of Australia p
Upon all of these England depends for es-
tabiishing monopoly of the cotton produc-
ton. Apart from cotton, however, what be-
comes of Gibraltar, and Malta, aud last of oil,
but by far most important, what becomes of
Ireland Tais war will teach England that
seltishnes is two edged sword, and that it
fully rs often wounds tee person who ex-
poets to benefit by it, Is the person against
whom it was designed TO operate.
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sTsn.

There can be no difficulty il procuring iron
and moro than iron enou Ii for sl;ei1in, gun
Ooats, if the Government viii only call upon
the people of the Confeders ~ for all the old
iron III their posse :son, Every family has
more or less of IL in various shap~ :, which is
at present i'll their way. We know families
IN tnis city, and we dare say th,t every family
In it has large amount Of the article in their
possession, which they worid DO glad to give to
the Government, if the Government viii only
point out 10 them hoe til to be done, aud who
is to receive ii. The authorities would be as
tonished themselves to learn the amount which
can be Obtained il this way. Besides this,
there ID a large quantity Of railroad iron,
miles Of il in fac, some of which cannot be
made use Of while the war last, and Tie rest
of which Is unnace- sary to its presen. uses-
This matter deserves looking into, il there is
really any NJ I'd of iron. The sources we have
indicated will furcish enough, and more than
enough, to employ ali our workshops for six
months TO come.
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Hastings Court, april l6h.-Present, Re
corder Jas X Caekie, and full! bench.
A. T. PEBBLES was fined IS for failing to at
tend Court Tue sday as juror.
Martha Pemberton was fined $40 for per-
mitting her slave to go at large and hire HIM
self ont. contrary to law.
John Dsnzier was tried by jury for an as
sault on Hannah Honck, This sister, The jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
The following named defendants, indicted
for Issuing notes of a less denomination than
S., severa'ly paid to the Clerk the costs in
their case,, when nolle proseqnies were en-
tered by the Attorney for The Commonwealth,
viz K. I. Reynolds, two ca; es; w. T. Per-
king, four cases, Frapcis B. Hart, Six cases;
George l. Herring, two cases; WIN. G. Dan
did 70, two Gates; John b. Glazebrook, two
cases; A. d. Williams, two eases; I. W, Par
ker, two cases; Lucien Hill, two cases; X. ID.
Mitchell, two cases; ID. Baker, Jr, nine
G. teS; Thos, b. Starke, eleven cssseI
The consideration of the gaming cases will be
resum. this morning. No doubt the Court or
Prosecuting Attorney will loon see the pro-
priety oftryng or disrDis Ing these petty cases.
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= Year CT War,

The North has been making war upon the
South for year. 1t begun the war at the
wrong season-in the piing-alihough even
then ii promised itself entirs success i'll sixty
days. But the winter was the period When
i: had ell to hope for, and when We had mot
to dread, 1t had the whols spring anu SUM
mer TO make ready, TO build it, srH,@das, to
discipline It's hosts. 1t never doubted that
by the end Of the winter its power would pe
fairly established throughout the whole South.
Its preparations aud its efforts have been 81
:;.ntic, its expenditures hare been enormous,
Bat the winter has come and gone, and the
South remains ae defiant SO evet aud indomi-
table Even Virginia has not yet fallen in
their hands. The city Of Nashville is theirs
but they have met q Corin.h. Mcclellan g
enormous hest is not yet il Richmond, which
II it fall into their hands, would be only city
oi forty thoa,and inhs 3itants, net the South
EN- Confedaracy. Nor Is McCleii n hsic set.
a ii3n is ia his path. He has changed his
front from the Potoms &C ID the Peninsula; he
may have to change ag.-ia before long Me2p-
line the spring has come; the burning sun OF
the South will soon spread havoc among the
invaders Of the South, ana the di Cd es OF the
climate viii prove more terrible than an army
with banners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

The Ladies' Guaboat.-Tbe proposition of
The ladies' to colc ct funds for building a gun
DO It, has, we Ie-rn, assumed this shape, viz /:
Thas efforts shall be made to procure the
names of two hunired persons who will Give
81 900 each, which, with the other pledged
fluids, is deemed sufficient to finish the boat,
The list was cireulat, 1 yesterday for the fret
time, and we learn that Mr, Charles NJ Wal
lace ard Col. Blantan Duncan, put their
n mes down for 81 GOO each. Mrs. Judge
Clopton and Mrs. Gen. Henuingsen, have the
lis in charge, aad will no doub. call upon our
citizens who will thus have an opportunity
of nanifessing their patriotism II is an iul-
portaM natter, and we hope that no we .lthy
citizens will hesi ate about eontribu ting from
hicabundance to an object atonce go noble and
patriOtic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

Mayos's Coart-Tnis popular institution
seems lately 20 have fallen in the scar and
yellow LEFT, owing to the pressure of ad-
verse circumstance. Petty cases of assault,
an occasional drunk, and delinquent dray and
cart owners, who have failed to procure their
licenses, hare lately formed the staple com
modify GU which His Honor has been called
to act. Yesterday, Frank and Mary Castis-
honi, husband and wife. were called up On
she complaint cf John II. Schaf, for an al
Legged a. 5ault. The witnesses not being
ready; the examination was postponed to a
more convenient season. The above was the
Only case on the docket.
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PsixausPS.

TIE late sncees es Of the COME ierat arms
in Arizona and at Corinth mu. have given II
h-.iauce agajo in prisoneis in favor If the
South. From the experience ws have r. of
Yankee good fifth, wa shell know hereaf, er
low 10 proceed in the exchanye of prisoners.
such trait a. fidelity in kat ping eng re-
in~nts Ia reg 4rdsd by the enemy as anything
hlt virtue. Their word 10 not to be trusted in
anything, as they have taken the utmost pains
~ pfoys every day since the eofnuieacem ent
IT he war.