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v EGISTER'S NOTICE

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Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts have been passed and filed in the
Registers Office, Mt Ebensburg and will be
presented for confirmation and allowance to
the Orphans Court of Cambria county. on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of JUNE next
to wit:
The Account of Rachel Magellan, Admins
tratrix OF Demetrius Magellan, deceased.
The first Account of Francis Devlin, Ad-
minstrator of Patrick Cole, deceased.
The first and final Account of Isaac Harsh
berger, Administrator of Jacob Eye decd.
The Account of Isaac arshberger and Eva
Hoffman, Administrators of Jacob Holman.
deceased.
The Account of William Roberts, Admin
istrator of Levi Roberts, deceased.
The Account OF Solomon Dumm, Executor
of Thomas DUNN, deceased.
The final Account of Charles Bilestne,
Administrator of William Berley, deceased.
The final Account of Peter otrittmatter, one
of the Executors of IgnatiuS Koontz, deed.
The first and final Account of John Lloyd,
Administrator of David Sharp, deceased.
The Account of Moses B. Miller and John
Miller Administrators OF Jonas loder, dec d.
dian of the minor children of Susannah Far
ner, deceased.
The partial Account of A. C. MulIin. Esq,
Administrators of Charles n. Peary, decd.
The first Account of Mary Hite, Admins
tratrix Of John Hite, deceased.
The second Account of Joseph Miller, Ex-
ecutor of Robert Finn. deceased.
The Account of II. kinkead, Administrator
of Conrad Rager, deceased.
E. F. LYTLE, Register
Registers Office May 3, ls62.-4t
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TWELFTH PENNA. CAvALRV.-This
regiment, to which is attached the com
pany recently recruited in this county by
Capt. VIM. Linton, has been fully organ
lied, and the reginental officers commits
stoned by Gov. Curtin. Lewis B. Pierce,
CT Bradford county, is Colonel, in place
of Wm. Frishmuth, displaced. The reg
ment is now probably at Washington,
having gone thitherward from Philadel-
phia few days since.
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DUBLIC SALE!!-
4 l viii expose to public sale, at my res
idence, III Wilmore, Cambria county, on SAT-
URDAY, the 3lst day Of MAY, instant, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, four head of horses,
cows, wagons, hacks, sieds, sleighs, harness,
farming utensils, stoves, and an extensive
amount of beds and bedding, carpets, chairs,
tables, china of every variety-and variety
of articles too numerous to mention.
Terms made known on day OF sale, when a
reasonable credit will be given by
WILLIAM PALMER.
Wilmore, May Is, 15C2.
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Y LICENSE NOTICE.

T LICENSE NOTICE.
4 ! The following named persons hSe filed
their Petitions for Tavern and Quart License
in this cffcc and they viii be presented for
the action Of the Court OF Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county on Monday, the Second
day of June, \. D., 1862, to wit:
TAVERN LICENSE.
John Z. SIKinzie, Chest Springs Bor; NJ
BarnacIe, ClearfeId tp; John B. Myers. Lo-
retto Bor; Philip Hartzog, do; Patrick r.
Carney. do; l.. Schroth, Carrolltown Bor ::
Jacob Fend, 4th Ward, Johnstown; George
\. Holman, Sd, do John Brady, Sd do; VIM.
Richter. Sd DO; Henry Sohnable, 4th do; Cy-
rus Hart, 18th do; Batzer Kohler, 4tiI DO
James Downey. ST., I'd do; John Binding I'd
do Jared Williams, "a do; Philip Schult-
heis, 1st do; John Eichensehr, Conemaugh
Bor, % Ward John Siyert, do; Francis
Scitz, do Veronica a. Reilly, Summtville
Bor; Joseph Geise, Richland tp; Daniel Nc
Donald, Yoder tip: Owen N Caf{rey, do Len
hart Kest, Taylor tp; Adam Kurtz, oder tp :;
John A. Blair, West Ward, Ebcusburg; J. A.
Moore, East Ward do; Wm. Ryan, Jr. Lo-
retto Bor; j. II Rifle, Summitville Bor; p
Grimes, Loretto; Isaac Crawford, Ebens burg
West Ward; Ii. J. Platt, Susquehanna tp: F.
J. Gressbergcr, Carrolltown Bor; George
Randolph, WiImore Bor; Jerome Platt. Sus-
quehanna to; VIM Bonacker, 4th Ward.
olson, ID do John Headrick, Conemaugh
Bor; Florain Bengel, Lorctto Bor; Jacob
Mack, Cambria tp Charles Zimmerman, Sd
Ward, Johnstown.
QUART LICENSE
\. Burgraff, Sd Ward, JohnStown Bor D. ".
Goughnour, do.
JOSEPH MDONALD, Clerk.
Office Clerk of Quarter Sessions
Ebensburg May ]5, ls62-3t
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MARRIEp-In this place, on Tuesday morn
ing, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.
JOHN D. THOMAS to Miss LIZZIE TODD: both
of Ebensburg.
Just so !
We are all posted to the effect that
''Marriage, rightly understood,
Gives to the tender and the good
Paradise below:''
Wherefore, our friend John and his bon
ME bride have done we'll For-to use a
Sparrowgrassical expression-a Paradise
is "a handy thing to have in any house,
and few, under the circumstances, should
afford to be without enc.
Apart from this: "Wanted, a hand to
hold my own, as down Life's stream We
glide is the prevailing refrain of the
song Of maturity This desideratum ac-
cumulated, the corn Der-stone OF sublunary
usefulness, in niue cases cut of ten, is
firmly established In short, Hymen
builds man up. Whereas, Death cuts a
man down-which is the difference in a
nutshell between the two.
Such being our conclusion IN the prem
ises-that they have done well we ten
der the happy couple all manner Of con-
gratula1ions. May their married life be
calm aud placid as the May morn on which
they entered into their new relation one
to the other, aud their affection never
pale before the lapse Of time, but remain
'1True the needle to the pole,
AND fixed and constant the northern star
And in the end-well, may the end sue
cessfully take care of itself
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SHERIFF's SALES.-Annexed is an ap-
stract Of the real estate advertised TO De
exposed to public sale by the Sheriff OF
Cambria county, on Monday, I'd of June
next:
Nicboa al Mover. Washington township, piece
or TorreI of land containing 80 acres, so acres
cleared with three coal-banks opened there
non and nine dwelling houses and two STA
. bles.
Michael Mover, Washington township, tract
of land containing 20 acres, unlmproVed-
Michael Mover, Washington township, tract
of land containing 2lO acres, unimproyed.
Michael Mover, Washington township, piece
or parceI of land containing l62 acres, acres
cleared, with two story frame house aud frame
barn.
Michael Meyer, Washington township. II
acres. all cleared, with two coal platforms
thereon erected
Lewis Cassiday, decd, Summerhill town
ship, tract piece or parcel OF land containing
3SI acres, 80 acres cleared, with saw-miu,
dwellng-house and stable.
Lewis Cassiday, deceased, Hemlock, lot OF
ground, with plank stable.
Lewis Cassiday, deceased, Hemlock, lot OF
ground, with one and half story plank house
and basement kitchen.
Charles B. Kennedy, deceased, Washington
township, piece or parcel Of land contalnin
80 acrts, 25 acres cleared with two story
plank house and plank stable.
Silas Ream, Summerhill township, piece or
parcel of land containing 210 acres, acre
cleared, with cabin house, cabin stable and
saw-mill.
John Ashcraft, Chest township, piece or
parcel of land containing 80 acres, 50 acres
cleared, with cabin house and log barn.
Casper Smith, Carroll township, piece or
parcel of land containing GO acres, 20 acres
cleared, with log house, log barn and log
blacksmith shop.
9ohn Harshbcrger. deceased, Yoder town
chip, piece or parcel OF land containing zoe
acres, l2 acres cleared, with round log house
and log stable.
Thomas kaylor, Allegheny township, piece
or parcel of land containing 80 acres, 50 acres
cleared, with log house aud caoin barn.
John Walters, Sylvania, Couemaugh town
ship, lot or piece Of ground, with two story
plank building.
John Schnable, Blacklick township, piece
or parcel of land containing 90 acres, Is acres
cleared, with one and half story log house
and log stable.
Bernard MGirr, Cambria township, piece
or parcel of land containing IS acres, 30 acres
cleared
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Il The undersigned, having been appoin-
ted by the Orphans Court of Cambria coun-
IT, to report distribution of the funds iu the
hands of VIM. kittelI, Esq, being proceeds
of certain real estate of Thomas Jackson
decd, sold by virtue of an order of said
Court, pursuant to proceedings in partition
hereby notifies all parties interested in said
fnnd. that he will attend to the duties of his
said appointment, al his Office. in the bor-
ough of Ebensburg, on Thursday, the ED
day of May, at | o'clock. p. Ii.
a. c. MULLIN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, May !, 1925
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FOUNDRY

H. The withd.awal of the foreman and
book-keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry,
renders it absolutely necessary that all ac-
counts shall be settled up without any delay
Persons desirous of saving difficulty, and
perhaps costs, had better call and settle with
out further notice. J.. GLASS & co
Ebensburg, Ian. Is. 1852,
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AcCIDENT.-We learn from the Tee
graph that man named Myers, from
Johnstown, belonging to the Silver Grays,
fell and broke his right leg in Harrisburg
one day last week. He was Immediately
attended by physician, and is now doing
as well as could be expected under the
circumstances.
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NOTlCE-
IN Whereas, my wife, Margaret, has left my
bed and board without just cause or proyoca-
ton, all persons forbid haThoring or trus-
ting her on my account, as willpay no debts
of her contracting.
RICHARD B. DAVIS.
Cambria Tp., May Is, lS62-3t.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EpEssBUgG AND CEEssoN RAILROAD
On and after Monday, May 5, 1852, trains
o, this road will run as follows
LEAVE EBENsBURG- :,
At5.3C A. NJ, connecting win Fas' m'u
East and Express West.
e25P. NJ, connecting with Mail Train
West and Express East.
.IEAvE CREssoN-
At SIS A. NJ, or on departure OF Fast Mail
East and Express West.
At 745 P. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt :
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T tsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

U fST OF LETTERS REMAINING
in the Post Office at Ebensburg up to
"Wednesday, April 9Th, 1862
II S Adams Mrs Mary Jones
Robt Adams Evan James
Elizabeth Byorn Jones
Il Burkhart Nrs ] Jones
P II Birkey Mrs Jane Jones
Dan1 L Brown Miss Ellen E Jones
Aug Barkley Miss Ellen Kennedy
Z w Culp James kaine
Edward II Davis q Lingafelt
Mrs Ann Davis Thos Machau
Patrick Driskoll Peter Macheng
Lewis Evans Jos MMonan
Rachel Evans Miss ii Bride
Miss EliZb'h Evans Miss Kate MAyoy
David K Evans Miss Alice Moss
Henry Frieze Margaret Pringle
Geo Fox David Price
John Ford Mrs Kate Pearson
Miss Furguson Thos Reese
Ganles Firtsche Rummy
Il Graham Geo Shearer
Daniel Garman G " Saskerd & Co
Isaac Clifford Mrs N 4 Shoemaker 2
|. .Andus Haney Mrs n Shoemaker
Susan Harkins WIn SeiderS
Williams l. Hughes SamI Thomas
Evan t Jones c \ Thompson.
Miss Marg't Jones
Persons calling for any of the above named
letters will please say they are advertised
JOHN THOMPSON, 2. NJ. g.
Ebensburg. April 10, Is62-4t.
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FIFrY-FoURru PENNA. VoTs.- The
Fifty Fourth regiment, Col. Campbell, as
We learn by a communication from our
friend, ''Horace," is still stationed along
the Baltimore L. Ohio Railroad, the head
quarters being at Sir johns Run. The
letter will appear in our next issue.
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BRowNLow's BeoK.-By reference to
an advertisement on our fourth page, it
will be seen that George w. Childs, CPS
and $50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
is about publishing narrative of the per-
lis, adventures and suferings of the Rev.
VIM. G. Brownlow among the secession
lists of Tennessee. The manuscript IS
nearly complete, and will be put to press
forthwith. The appearance and typogra-
ply of the work will be of the first class.
Handsomely illustrated with sketches of
scenes referred to, and a finely engraved
steel portrait oe the author. To be pub
lished in one volume, Il mo-, Of abou,
400 pages, at 1925.
A. A. Barker, sole Agent for Cambria
county.
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A UnITOR,S NOTICE..

IA The undersigned, Auditor appos-.si bv
the Orphans Court of Cambria county. to
make distribution of The funds in the hand,
Of Paul George, Aduiir ofthe estate of Thom-
H. Porter, dec d., upon his partial aecoun,
filed, hereby notifies all persons Interested
that he Will attend 10 the duties OF his said
appointment, at his Office, in the borough OF
Ebensburg. On "Wednesday, the 2lst day OF
May, at ! otlock, y. ~
4. q, MCLLIN. anditur.
EbcnshuYG, Nay !, S6e-st
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A TTENTION /.

4 IIfNTION =
"a WANTED BY \. 4. BARKER.
leo, 900 ft. good common and Clear Pine BIDS.
100, 900 q good Poplar and Cherry Lumber.
leo 900 " good Ash Lumber.
For which fair price will he paid in Her-
chandise, and part Cash for choice lots.
Eben sbur. April 25,is6,.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

=
John Roberts, Esq, In the Com Pleas
Sherif OF Cambria Co., of Cambria county.
No. l54 Sept. T.,
George CVpp. 1859. Al. Fl. Fs
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county.
to report distribution of the proceeds of tho
above stated writ, hereby notifies all persons
interested in the fund, that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment, al the Office Of
VIM. kitteil. in the borough of Ebensburg, on
FRIDAY, the Esd day Of NAY next, at ono
O'Clock p. ". -
C. D. MURRAY, Auditor.
Ebensbarg May !, lS62-3t.
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FMPORTANT NOTICE

4 w
Z The undersigned, Administrators of Jacob
Stahl, decd, have in their possession about
% Watches, which appear TO have been left
with the said Jacob Stahl during his lifetime
for the purpose of being repaired. As we
wish to close the business of the estate, no
tice is hereby given to the owners of the said
watches to come forward, on before the
18th day of June next prove property in the
same, and take them away, otherwise they
will be sold Immediately after that date We
do not know who are the owners.
ELIZABETH STAHL,
II. KINkEAD,
Ebensburg, May 10, 1862 Admrs.
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GA Brick PA couple Of weeks since
we made mention of the bravery displayed
by Rolla n Evans--a former Canbrian
at the battle of Pittsburg Landing, and
we take great pleasure in adding the fol
lowing complimentary confirmation, ex-
tracted from the war correspondence Of a
Bloomington, Illinois, paper:
r. \. Evans, formerly Isl sergeant of Co. &,
Goth Illinois, and lately promoted to be lst
Lieutenant Of Co. for gallantrv at Fort Don
elson, and who had not yet received his COM
mission, was lighting gallantiy iii CO. Z. When
our color sergeant fell badly wounded, koila
seized the coIors and bore them bravely aloft,
shaking them defiaptly at the enemy until he
fell, badly wounded III the ankle. Rolla is q
brick, sure, and the boys of Co. c hate TO
lose him.
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DEAD.-A young man named Dillon,
son Of Samuel Dillon, Of Susquehanna tp.,
this county, died at the hospital in Wash
ington city last Thursday. The deceased
belonged to Co. a, 1lth Peuna, Reserves.
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JUST RECEIVED We would respect
fully announce to our readers that the firm
of Wm. Davis & Sons have just received
large assortment of new goods, from the
Eastern cites Call and see them.
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cMITH's VEGETABLE COFFEE

Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by JOHN SHOFFNEit,
Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa
g@aye For sale b. a. y. Barker, ana at the
principal stores in Ebensburg.
March. 20. 1882. ".
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AS IT SHOULD BE.-The Street Com
missioner, we are glad to notice, was on
hand last week, issuing general orders t.
the effect that the numerous uncouth and
rnisshapen heaps Of coal ashes, etc, that
have been permitted to lineer thus far
with US from last winters campaign be
removed forthwith The fruits Of his of
fetal visit are already visible to the naked
eye, in the general air Of cleanliness and
comfort which pewades the principal
streets. There are still some grounds for
minor improvement, however, which We
hope to see seized upon shortly as basis
for further operations looking toward our
welfare as body corporate. From the
Smoky even unto the Quaker City-the
Dan and Beer-Sheba of our ambition
Ebensburg is renowned as being the hand
somest and healthiest, the tidiest and
considerably the best town of her size
down in the pictures, and It will not DO
to allow her reputation wane. BY no
mcans-never
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IcE CEEAM-The lovers of this warm
weather luxury should drop in at Mrs.
StahPs, on High street, and partake. A
number one article is manufactured, and
Cor sale every night.
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FIRE The atmosphere just now pre-
sents the hazy, smoky appearance of In
dian Summer, owing to the burning Of
large quantities Of wood and brush in the
nelghborhood. Fire may be seen in al
most any direction, but especially in the
forests along the line of the Pennsylvania
Railroad between Wilmore and Cresson
does the devouring element take tie form
Of weIl-defned and extended conflaera-
ton. Whole tracts are blasted by fts
wltherlng influence. and the damage to
timber will undoubtedly be immense
Where all this will will stop, moreover.
unless we soon have 3 copious fall of rain,
there is no telling
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CARPET-SACKS,
Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in a country store, all of which ,hey
will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ebensburg, January 25, ls60:tf
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, RAILRoAD.-A new passenger car was
put on the Ebensburg and Cresson Road
last week. It is large and handsome
affair, and decided improvement on the
Old One end of the. ear is partitioned off
for baggage
a new locomotive will also shortly be
put on this road. 1t is now in process of
construction at Philadelphia
APPo1NTED.-We are glad to learn
'hat our good friend, Mr.. VIM. w. Young,
has been appointed Post Master at Cres-
son. tins county, rice John j. Troxeli.-
lie VIII make a model officia,.
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Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST Glass COUNTRY STORE

where anything or everything person NAV
need or desire can be obtained
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Ca The Public is requested to roll in
the more tho raerrier-and secure Bargains
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BY buying large stock at q time a:.fi pay
ing for the same almost entirely in Cash the
subscriber is enabled to sell eoasideyab!y
cheaPer than other dealers in ths community.
To be convinced of the truth of this assertion
you need only call and examine his Schedule
of Prices.
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Customers will be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
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These. and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous to here mention, con-
stantly on hand
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no CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS. >
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Hard'eare, QueensoGre, Groceries, Flour, B dco'
Cheese, Syrups, aolasses, Aackerel, Her
ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Nails,
Cedar and Biiloro Hare, Drugs
and Medicines, Carbon and
Fish OIL, etc, ETC., ETC.
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NO. Is

Rich Extracts from Rebel papers.
From a rebel mailbag captured AZ
Lebanon, we have large lot Of Dixie
papers, which VIC viii give extracts from
to our readers from time TO time
The Southern Coniederacy, published
at Atlanta, Georgia, dated February 10,
1862, has an article which is worthy Of
notice It makes this striking confess
sion of the awful delusion which the
Southern people have been lAboring mn
der
We are in need Of sound public opin-
ion now. We are a people Of extremes
Under the lead OF men who ought 10 have
known better the South was induced 20
believe that war would not follow the dis
ruption Of the Federal Government. War
did come, a few victories created the
opinion that we were invincible, even
with the forces then nthe field. Recent
disasters have carried us to the other ox-
treme, and if these diasters should be re-
peated, it is TO be feared that state Of
despondency viii follow. Let it be our
partto show that there is, and can be, no
real cause for dependency, Federal
successes have not yet been as great as
any reasonable man might have expected
from the beginning. They will enter
and raYaQe aonln of nur- -loEriIaru - The
Empire State cannot hope for exemption.
Let us look this danger in the face.
Here is another confession which ought
TO startle our people like a thunder clap:
THE wIoKEDNEss or OUR SOLDIERS.
It has been the lot Of the writer to see
something Of the soldiers Of other coun-
tries. IL pains him 10 say that he has
not seen in others an approximation TO
the wickedness which is unblushingly
exhibited by large bodies Of our soldiers.
Let any one travel in railroad car with
a body of our troops--let him hear their
0atts their obsco,uty; let linn observe their IN
difference 10 ne presence Of ladies, and as n
Georgian he will be panied beyond
measure. In no other country i0ouM such
things be tolerated. Yet they are Joyne IN
silence. .isf
He tells also tale which we commend
TO the especial notice Of the poor--the
men whom rich rebel Confederate Sena-
tor called the ''mud-sills of society"
MEN WHO OUGHT TO GO INTO THE ARMY
Public sentiment has not yet viewed
with sufficient stern frown, the able
bodied men Of some degree Of intelli
gence and fortune, who are taking no
part in the public defence, There are
thousands Of such in the State. ON
priUdtes are nl0slLy UerV Y0tIpq men or poOy
men. The class referred to OiH not SerUc
'0itho,a e8ioe. II is true that Ae associations
Of a private IN some Of our companies lOostl
be disagreeable to men ef education and refine
fRement
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We commend this article of the Con-
stitution to those rebels who contend for
thesOvereignty of State in all things.
"Tms CONSTITUTION, aud the laws Of the
United States which shall be made in pursu-
ance thereof, SHALL BE THE SU
PREME LAW OF THE LAND; and The Judges ia
every State shall be bound thereby, ANY
THING IN THE CONSTITUTION And LAWS OF ANY
STATE TO THE CONTRARY NorWITHsTANDNG.' r.
Federal Constitution, Art. VI, sec 2.
Many of those blockheads who are
forever blabbling about the Constitution,
don't know that there is such a clause
in il.
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The latest dodge is reported by the
P0wtacIa Gazette Some lrishwomen
searched the market for a very large
chicken, and on being shown ore, asked
if it would hold a pint flask. Tie dealer
thought it would, and the flask being
being produced, he satisfied them that it
would That was the chicken they
wanted. The women finally admitted
that they were going to cook the chicken,
place the flask, after filling il with bran
dy, inside Of it for stuiing, and send il to
camp. That "contraband" will pass the
lines in safety.