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MISCELLANEOUS.
WOMEN Sv.AEtEeEORs.

Among TIC aucients, the most celebrated
warlike females of accredited existence were
the Hclvetain ladies' Cesar in his conf
mcntarics ol tho Gallic war. is profuse in
! his praises of the military achievements of
those fair Games. nmore than one instance
has the inyipcihle lcrions of Rome unga-
lantly turned their backs to the hostile
wooine of the fair ones Of Switzerland.
/ Horace and Lucan also accuse their country
men of like breach of good manners TO-
wards the warlikc wives OF the ancient Bri-
! tons, whose queen, according 10 Tie testi-
mony OF Tacitus. led their armies TO battle
| Indeed. the current of history disproves the
| r"rsrally received opinion that women arc
! naturally fearful and unpatriotic. Among
endless instances which might be cited to
prove that women are as capable OF high
and heroic feeling as men, may be mention
, ed fiat of the Lacedaemonian mother When
, she presented her son with his shield, cr-
: ioyrd him to return with it or upon Il and
that of the Indian women Of the North
! American tribes, who. when informed of the
| death of their husbands in warfare, inquired
/ how they died = whether bravely fighting
! the foe. or the less honorable death Of NOR
| tolit-
! But warrior women are not the anomalies
only OF ancient times: thcv appear. also in
modern history. The time and manners,
of ch;yalry, bv bringing the great entcrpI-
Sos and adventurous heroism into fashion
and repute insuired the female sex with a
/ similar taste Women were then seen in
the midst of camps and armies and particle
patinu in all their dangers and disasters,
and b9rdshins and priyations. During the
| crusade. also. animated. 10y the conioint en-
thusiasm of religion and yalor, women often
performed the most romantic and chivalrous
exploits. and joyously died, with arms in
their hands, by the side OF their lovers or
husbands.
In Turone there has been instances OF
deIicotc and ocntlc.bcarted women attack
inc and defending fortifcauons, command
in9 or,r,ies. and obtaining victories. Such
amoru other instances were the heroic
! inn,, - Aro stha NInid Of orleans the eel.
cbrsted loan Of Monlort, and the celebrated
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1919

Total, 270l. Lancaster, and the other
omitted counties, would bring up the num-
bcr to about 1900, who (between the ages
of 81 and 40, and subject to draft asked
a discharge ffoti1 disbelief in the right of
war. The Constitution requires they shall
pay "an equivalent for personal service"
That sum is to be determined. The average
paid for substitutes is proposed as a stand
ard. 800 each, would produce $500 900
$3.50 each, %45o,000; 5000 each, $780, 1000
,Nc
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RgApIsd PoR THE ARHY Ann MANY -
Since the commencement pt the war the
American Tact society, of New ioik, have
eNpended moro than 100000 Ia furnishing
tho army and navy Nlth religious rcading,
emhgeolng 500 600 volumes, 1900 900 tracts
and more than 300 900 copies of lhs Aash'
can Messenger Tho Messenger contains
r,Adlhg matter equal 20 1000 ooo 'Fas,s Of
foaI payCs each.
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Brakes E'InEtalIea IlI.iers.

' '"'N's'("
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1hey create a healthy appetite,
They are an antidote 10 change of water and diet
They overcome effects 0f dissipation and late hours
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My name is Mike tTeywood, and live
down in Maine. Tn courtin' a gal named
Sally Jones, and never kissed her till the
other night. This is. the way it was:
wanted to kiss her right down bed, but
hadn't the pluck. Her lips had been q
tcmptin of me wuss'n red apples ever tempt
ed a schoolboy, and at last determined to
try for it if l broke leg So last Sunday
night, as we sat together artcr meetin', l
locked her straight in the eyes. and sez |
Sally, gin lis a kiss and be done with
it,
Il won't scs she, so there rowl'
III take it whether or no.
DO it if you dare = ses she.
Her arms fell down by her side, her hair
fell back over the chair, her eyes closed and
there lay a little plump mouth all in the air.
Lord did you ever see hawk pounce on
q Robin or a bumblebeo on cloyer-cup
say nothing
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Urov a Legislative call, the Adiutant
General has made the following returns,
from the several counties of Pennsylvania,
of those exempted from the military draft
on account of conscientious scruplcs TO
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CnrgNiS0 n WwrEK, Keep the onani
Nhelc IL viii not frrlg.-l.rt u he sealdgi
hrinrr puitiug ia ,he ,hum sn that u WI
"a heated taf0u"h, Ga. a tsmpsiaiufs a!
come. Nea.ec a iaicd thsi M llit -
gsnnvt / ailIrd ~ GAS efsam iurt h,i,ia
cAuTning, IA sill hrlp Y,.lenui.l, No .AlaA
1.is quite liksly a. u v.ald hs.v io gsntuls
lAcile asld Ia, aa ma pnl "a Nso $3.50 a
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HEADQUARTERS or TIE ARMY,
Washington, Oct. 4, 1861
Hon. S Cameron, Secretary of War:

Sir:-You are, | believe, aware that
hailed the arrival here of Major General Nc
Clellan as an event of happy consequence to
the country and the army. Indeed, if l did
not call for him | heartily approved of The
suggestion, and gave him the most cordial
reception and support He, however, had
hardly entered upon his new duties, when
encouraged TO commander, and has now
long prided himself upon treating me with
uniform neglect, running into disobedience
of orders. OF the smaller matters, neglects,
though in themselves grave military offences
l need not speak, in the face of the follow
ing. To suppress an irregularity more con-
spicuous in Major General Mcclellan than
in any other officer, publish the follow
ing:
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General Scolt': E.ctter. on Genera
McGBcIia..

Thaddcus Stevens, in the course Of the
debate in the House of Representatives
charged General Mcclellan with disc
beying the orders of his supcriors, and
supported his statement by reading the fol-
lowing letter from General Scott to Secretary
Cameron:
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HOW TO PROMOTE DOMESTIC
HAPPINESS.

IL l6I In Los
Said Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Brown,
As they were walking through the town.
Where do You do your shopping!
That dress You re in, SO neat and fine,
That when | see it, really mine
Looks positively shocking"
I'm sure your husband, Mrs, Brown
Now don't be angry, pout and frown--
l. not 50 rich as mine,
Aud yet YOU can afford 10 buy
Just twice as much, OF more than l,
Aud how, l caruot divine,
Saws Mrs. Brown to Mrs. Smith
=. The reason YOU II he startled with,
II i3 50 simple, clear
You buy on credit, | for cash,
/ buy bargains. You buy trash
l cheap, while you pay dear
"Whene cr YOU want q dress or shawl.
\ collar hoe, or what-not, call
At the cheap MAMMOTH STORE,
They II sell You goods 80 very low
That YOU will cease 10 wonder So,
How much rich goods We wore.
.My husband. a. YOU truly sny,
l. poorer, far, than yours to-day,
And yet can buy more,
because each dollar Of his few
Is, to me, just as good "a two,
At the cheap MAMMOTH STORE
So satisfied was Mrs. Smith
With Mrs Browns new arith.
motto, which did convince
The first, and opened SO her eyes,
She hasn { ceased to paToniLe
The MANaOFH ever since.
And now, when you chance to meet
Her husband, Smith, upon the street,
Around the corner coming,
His face l. lighted with smile,
Ills step elaslic--all the whilo
A pleasant tune he . humming.
Ladies, II like effect you d sec
In your dear spouse, which you and he,
Pcrchance, nee 9 saw hoiore,
Just Mrs. BgoNn's prescription try
And all your list 0f Dry uoodu buy
Al the cheap MANNofn sTOEE,
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IL Jacob bartholomew, Lower Augusta
30 John Dunkel, Turlut
81 Francis Buchcr Sunbuly
% Isaac Vincent, Delaware
% Peter Shaifer, Delaware
"a j. J. Reimensnyder, Turbut
25 John Heckel, Delaware
2d John Ii. Yarncll, Mount Carmel
% Samuel Garingcr, Lower Augusta
2S Jacob Dresslcr, Milton
80 George Harris, Lower Mahanoy
30 Henry Folk, Upper Augusta
81 J. VI. Higgins, zcrhe
50 Peter Thomas, Jackson
| 30 William Gass. Lower Augusta
"a John Beck, Upper Mahanoy
|. 80 Is. llefncr, Lower Augusta
3G Jacob Binder, Turbut
81 Hugh d. Barr, Milton
SO j. Y. GOodlandcr, Milton
80 John Z. Gerig. Milton
40 Ed. Baum. Jordan
II Franklin Funk, Milton
~ William Beard. McEwcnsvile
43 Samuel liOuscw orth, Lower Augusta
~ John Pensyl, Rush
45 John &. Eckman. Upper Augusta
46 Alvin Alexander, Coal
- David Malick, Upper Malanoy
IS Charles 5. Stahlnecker, Turbut
PETIT JURORS.
Peter Arnwine. Delaware
2 George Mcdowell, Chilisquaquo
5 John y. kiock. Jackson
4 Harvey Nye. Delaware
5 Benjamin Scigtncl. Lower Augusta
6 G. W. Rumbauch. Delaware
Reuben Wynn, Upper Augusta
8 Abraham Straub, Milton
Gilbert Burlieu. Xcrbc
10 Joseph Krighbaum, Lower Augusta
II John Hoffman, Washington
70 Eugenio X. Gillingcr Rush
l3 Jacob SEipc, Lower Augusta
II Samuel Blair, Milton
Is Daniel Smith, Turbutyile
l6 VIM. VI. Auten, CliliiSquaquc
II Asa Evert, Turbut
IS Charles Harris, Northumberland
19 John Haughawout, Rush
20 Samuel Shadman, Milton
p Henry W. Malick, Lower Augusta
% John {. Morgan, Sunbury
% Samuel Bohb, Washington
! 2i Adam hartman, jackson
- David r. Pensyl, Shamokin
| 90 Henry Sheets, Chi!lisouaque
p Samuel Bucher, Chiliisquaque
2S Samuel Ent, Shamohin
30 Elisha Tharp. Shamokin
80 Jonathan Bower, Northumberland
81 Marcus Strouse, Zorlc
30 Robert \. Gih'en. ChiIlisquaque
33 VIM. +. Forsyth, Northumberland
81 George Eycrt, Northumberland
IS Charles IIine, Northumberland
80 Henry 5. Reitz, Washington
Jayy List far Adjouraea Court, eommeaein
on the 4th Nonday Of htrch.
Joseph Dockey, Lower Mahanoy
. James II. Pollock, Tmhutyillo
3 Abraham Wolf, Lower Augusta
4 Ilarman Snyder, Coal
) David Fisher, Upper Augusta
6 Adam Row, Lower Augusta
Z Lewis Chamberlin, Shamoliin
8 Francis Shearcr, Milton
0 Samuel Hepncr, Lower Mahanoy
10 Wm, Furman, Lower Augusta
IL Thomas Carl, Lewis
l2 Wm. Iergcr, Jr,, Jordan
ID Joseph snyder, Upper Mahanoy
IA Isaac Boyer, TuIbutyille
IL Jacob lloutz, Turhut
10 Abraham Lunger, Milton
Il Masslck ilorlacher, Turbut
lS John Wolf, Delaware
10 Jacob Bower, Jackson
20 Michael Farley, Turbut
81 Peter IIaughawout, Rush
% Frederick Wilhelm, Milton
20 John A. lIoiny, Delaware
"a Jacob snyder Lower Mahahoy
% David Ililkert, Northumberland
20 Joseph Snyder, Coal
2, John llummel, Point
2S Wm. ), Snyder, Upper Augusta
! 30 Peter Thomas, Upper Mahanoy
80 Conrad II, Raker, Little Mahanoy
81 William Cole, Upper Augusta
| 32 Charles W, Snyder, Shamukin
aj Samuel Knapp, inrbut
"a John Garringer, Lower Augusta
- Peter Fetterman, L0wer Augusta
80 John u, snydeF, Milton.
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ANNOUNCING 10 ,heir friends and the travelling conf
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Scr week according to location.
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Ths GoAisssIsa- ana EAPsrIenee oi
un nuyulid,

DuBLisilkD Cor the bsneht and a. . waning
Il ahl a eauiioa 10 young inea sho tgasr ifuin
Nery0as Debility. FssnataTe hecsy, a.. supplyilg
VI tbs SANE Inns the nsana VI helfCuTe, ny une
aho hss euIel hinlsslf shsT bsins lai " great ga
psnss thIpugh nieileal iuliosiiloa aai qnackery
b sncasiaE pssi.paii addressed enFslops, slnsle
eol4ss Asy v ksi " ths salhoT,
kAInANILL AAlfAlh, fsq
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GENERAL ORDERS 40. IL
HrAN-QTARTEEs OF THE ARMY,
Washington, Sept, 16, 1861.


There are irregularities in the correspon-
dence of the army which need prompt cor
rection. 1t is highly unpleasant that junior
officers on duty be not permitted 10 cores
pond with the general-in-chief or other com
mandcr ON current official business except
through intermediate commanders, and the
same rule applies to correspondence with the
President direct, or with him through
the Secretary of War, unless il be 10y the
special invitation or request of the Prcsi-
dent.
BY command of Lieut.. General SCoTT
l.. ID TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen.
With this order fresh in his memory Major
General Mcclellan addressed two important
communications 10 the Secretary OF War on
respectively the 10Th and 2Oth of the same
month over my head and how many since
to the Secretary and even To the President
direct | have not inquired, but many have
no doubt, besides daily oral communication
with the same high iunctionaries, al! without
my knowledge.
Second. To cnrrcct another class Of grave
neglects, the same day caused 10 be
addressed to General Mcclellan the follow
ing order;
HGAp QUARTERS or THE ARMY,
WA-uINNToN' Sept, 16, 1861.
To Major General Mcclellan, L. S, A., Com
mguding Department of the Potomac;
The commanding general Of the Army of
the Potomac will cause the positions, state,
and number of troops under him to he re
ported at once 10 general headquarters hy
divisions, brigades, and independent regi
mcnts or detachments, which report viii be
followed 10y reports Of new troops as they
arrive, with the dispositions made of them,
together with all the material changes which
may take place In the same army.
BY command uf liEUr OES. scorr,
T. ID. Townsend, Asst Adl't Genl,
Eighteen days have nov elapsed, aud not
the slightest respect has been shown 90 either
of these orders hy Major General Mcclellan,
/ Perhaps he will say Ia respect "a the latter,
Il has been dlllicull Coz him 10 procure exact
returns of divisions, bigades, Sc. No
doubt but why not have given nae pToNl,
inate TetuTns such al he so eagerly Mrniehed
the frvsi'lenl and ceTlaia neeTeiagies llas,
thea, ssuioT no corrective power over a
ianioT officer, Ia case ol such prFsi,lent neg
lee, and disobs,llsnsa The remedy BY
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ttik u list
Of Northumberland County, for Mareh Term
1Sea


Of Northumberland County, for March Term,
1Sea
GRAND JURY.
1 VIM. Conrad, Lower Augusta.
2 Chas. Bacon, Upper Augusta
3 Hiram Bloom, Lower Augusta
Moses Troutinau, Jordan
Emanuel Spatz, Lower Mahanoy
6 Isaac Ditzler, Turbut
: George Conrad, Upper Augusta
8 Isaac Beidelspach, Point
G. w. Smith, Sunbury
10 David Hertz, Sunbury
II Jacob Gonser, Jackson
12 Charles Hottenstein, Turbut
13 James Dieffenbachcr sen., North'd
IA Daniel Bonner, Jordan
IS Michael Treon, Washington
1G Charles Kramni, Milton
II David Eckert, Turbut
1S Frederick Ditzler, Turbut
10 Thomas Mckee, Delaware
90 Michael Arnold, Lower Augusta
81 John S. Troxel, Chillisquaque
90 Samuel Adams, Sunbury
23 A. a. Helm, Zcrbe
% Samuel Mantz, Sunbury
TRAVERSE JURORS.
1 Thomas Artley, Milton
2 George Geist, Jordan
Franklin Pardoe. Rush
4 Charles kaylor, Upper Mahanoy
8 John Crowser Northumberland
G Charles G.. Gulick, Point
: Henry Geist, Point
s c. T. Little, Northumberland
. David Shipman, Lower Augusta
10 Daniel Kricger, Coal
II Peter lianselman, North'd
12 G. w. Smith. Sunbury
10 G. 9. Welker, Sunbury
IL Charles Shuler, Turbut
10 David Mcclure Lewis
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
Particular Notice.

There many preparations sold under tn name of
cheapest 7sET or coSs d h FIJI. e6sse2Oydsd Of ne
cents per gallon, the taste disguised BIZ ise or Coa
der Seed,
This class Of BHers has caused and tviU continual
cause as long they be sold hundreds 10 die n.
death Of he drtnkdrd By their The system Is Kent
continually under the influence OF Alcoholic g,uIonss
OF the oorst kind, the desire for q,tor is created and
kept up, and The result all The horrors ate,1t ,,,,o
druHkard's life and death.
For those aoho desire and WILL HAVE a L;ouor
Btaers lCe publish The following receipt: GET ONE
BOTTLE H0OFLANDS GERMAN RITTERS
and mir wuh TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, Gdd The result ,riH be a preparatie,,
that 'CW AR EXCEL in medicinal rirttes and fr,,s
excellence any Of de numerous Li9nor Bateys in the
Dt'"het, ana UtI OoSL MCCH LESS. You ariU
hare all the rirt,es Of HO0FLAND'S BITTERS in
connection 'cith COOP article of Lqror at much
Jess price Gn these inferior preparations ,riU cost o,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11

The Gath and Goth Regiments Illinois
Infantry, being on outpost duty, have not
sent in their reports.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11

,,~onositions which the Government has
Constantly offered: Return to loyalty,
and obedience to the laws, on common
level with other States OF the Union, I'M
der the Constitution as our fathers
made it. ., I'm.
Lent Col. Morrill,, of the Gath Illinois,
not being able to attend, sent the follow
ms telegram, which the meeting decided
to have inserted in the proceedings;
GLENDALE, Miss, Jan. 30, 1868.
To Colonel Chetlatn:
CoLoNEL-I am sorry to say that In
disposition makes it impossible Tor me
to attend on the committee, but L Will
authorize the committee to sign my name
to any resolutions expressive OF our utter
adherence of the reasonable sympathy
shown to Southern traitors at the North,
and espeeially those who may have found
their way into the Legislative halls OF
our own noble State.
Respectfully, JOHN MORRILL,
1t Colonel Cong Glendale.
Col Bane, 5Oth Illinois; Lieut.. Col.
Phillips, 9th Illinois; Lieut.. Wilcox, 52d
Illinois, and other officers present, then
addressed the meeting. On motion, 1t
was decided to have copy OF the reso-
OF eacr etAn Ant. to the commanding officer
to be read on dress parade tomorrow
evening, and he voted upon by the men
of each regiment; also, that copies OF
the proceedings be sent to Gov. Yates,
the Speaker Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the Legislature oil
Illinois, and to the Chicago and Spring
field papers.
Three rousing cheers were then given
for our National and State Government
three for our old flag, and three for the
army and navy, after which the meeting
adjourned sine die.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
HEAp'oRs sd Illinois Infantry

/ have the honor to report that the
SD Regiment Illinois Volunteers, after
listening attentively to the reading ofthe
resolutions at dress parade, and without
word or comment from any one, adopted
them unanimously, with the exception
often men, as their sentiments.
E. A. Bowen, Major,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11

The Journal Of this city has received
letter from a prominent citizen of this
State, now an officer in Gen. Grants de-
partment, dated at Memphis, Tenn, JAN
30th. 1863 In it occurs the following
passage:
ten. John A. Logan says he would
like to take his division up to Illinois
and annihilate the traitors there. The
army generally would like to send those
traitorous scoundrels in our State and
Indiana to that place where drop of
cold water would be more agreeable to
them than the sign of the Golden Cir
Gle.
Here is proof coming from a gentle
man whose opportunities OF o0taIhfngTH-
FORMATION are unsurpassed, which only
corresponds with the statement already
given Of Gen. Logans views, but which
goes farther, and shows what sort of feel
ing prevails in the army also. Itagrees
precisely with the statements received
here from all quarters. There is indu-
bitable evidence that the army is loyal in
spite of the stay-at-home peace men
hereaway," who have neither the courage
nor the patriotism to enter the army, but
who are trying to demoralize and dis
courage the army by dastardly "fre in
the rear" JUYIUs.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-11
Te every man VINO des1res 10 bestOw his laEuran
patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In ihe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse to losses, The PHENTX stands pre-enneny at
the head Of It's profession; Ichile as erteHsire, pract
teal, and rstcas business system Of local agencies
is not erceied by any similar corporation m the oo7ld
Insurances solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Once, MaInle mn Duiiding, Main stroet.