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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01

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! fthe M,aice j. B,nk FIR 10 xItreF, dated Nay b,
$751; No 40 the ether of IA" Farmers Bank % V'r
ala seven shares dat June sh. 1860, No 3.67'
Notice IL sreby given rh.S hfteT dine pusics'o" o.
this r~tf ., app icatca will be made for duplicates OF
. Id Ger ifcsto-.
M G-p hAR|AREF Y FbN'AINE.
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At rTIOv SALES.
AUGUSTA AUCTION EALE.
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DRY GOOD, STATIONERY. &c,

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01

vi a. Az TON
TIT ,D,YE r>T rf"gHuiR 3, 90 E! -"Hc 20 !.
1" 20 ocs ue vi ! M - "Cr ~ re ~.
$500 Bake. Wnnaf"riu edF"bacc",
m d ci.tc g-ai"s. "i".' y ca VA SOLD ~
KENT, PAIN" L. 20.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-01

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4 rhursua. lat q 20 u IA TLI FOB. ! rge a. d
Lui n..y engraved .od WAT III KEY " tn rio lr:.
Il" j r." c tn a1d p aia WArCH
KEY al attic to - sra g I'D ri e rheiin Nil
w. suitable reward by leaving hem a. 'ks Ofice
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LOST.

r osr.-A POCKET BOOK B .t~e4n Battery Nine
| 4 md tie r Il a,p.' hlr h. OF III" nlxh. / -
aGa ~. It on ,lr"' s Il 30 N mon y a'd y b"ud
NJ hi TO rr- in: reward all - pIlG
II 4. irey ft"P Ro,< AMI cnntsnts n b. En-
OUR - I'd =, to O.p:an oversoa. bat, ~ Mn.
Mes 81 G Jns'E-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09
co. A.-wsgxpTD.

H Millst, " bAsk Assvess, Gee vslkitt,
arm slighi, 6Tst Y g Hall shpaidss, 5.
8. Swim. breast severe. Jas Killdew. leg
slight, WIN .Aurphee, back, " 3 Baker.
side. Hiram Carter. shoulder, o II Read.
hss4 ADJ H.neale, bbhsl&p pSvers.,
Company B.
Il David nkAasf, = AtsSs, Aiss anp sAted.
Sergt F l. York, ahoullsr severe.
Fraeeis M Morris, left arm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

"DsisSsssss7 - ilcoussrvstsvv -ne6
yUnion lovers" and vsIlandighammers
q w most approved s.rips. s-Snah man.
ifsss1ti0k d bIjhciples gould not hass
'e1nanatsd from any other class of men,
These are,the men who entertain spch
fsryS11 paspiioa towards the .snyoj :
60 ND lovingly desire sot6S ~
depart In peace. The Devil dearly loves
III thsENs4IRNve6 cMeca&SSy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09

Thrspgh tinksts ~ low - the lowest
eOI ali paipts II Made, Western and GsukAsrs
iova, kapsss, Nserasks, &C., can b. M ArShs
VUoAs Niy ,s-f98&A4{f ssfE sss1I4N5 FFtfT a r :
TCkkTs OFFICE. tiivx
Al the Depoi OF Ms CompAn j ! foot 0 ( Johnson
"a .&&YE eEaW &GEb. WILLIAMS Ja., J
apDd6w ,supenntssssnt., a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-09
THE GATE CITY.

.TFs T7TSS=K-
ssoss :ss.. ne s-
.syTH Sfxrz r. IL 4 -. I u
Nav 2Sth. 1855
AesrA, He,eR ~ DLloJacix. onuhaYG
DEAR sIas-d.n. Grant. army { nov
In the rear of Vick1l urk she&A nr: Il
seems to be- the oulv plau Of taking IT,
Thv'rlf N6fthx 81 mSSt b Tbakssnt !,
litl. longer. wssh.ve dO~9 ali Cha, man
could do. SinSs t6e ID inst, this .rmv
hasa raSsSd xa&Sgifds sU3Mp iseh fuslfv
squalls9 ia history for suiFsri.r s>aa.ri-
ships. /. hes proven 70 be : successful
ops up to the presss. >i~s.
On the afternoon Of the 2ad. General
TkAyAnss bnssds q Iova tvsops, ssw,sg.
ed Of the 4th, 9th, 26.h and 30th. made
grsni ~ nuasueeS1sfsl 1hiffs on she
enemy's works. The praise of the brigade
il in ,sv~t mans noslh who 10 acoupint-
ID with TIE charge. =
From Vikaf>iIosAe iiss ~ lima and
wounded In the fS0th, Jon can easily &C.
count for the charge hsise 4, nuccessf.l.
The 9th and ae,h Los fssls - usss, -
the so.h. We I'D bat4xo hundrsd and
sixty men ofi TIE 6Sld.
~ !. ".', x,1Lr,.
Col Chaa H. Ahbssk, NJ Ids P Nilliken.
CoupAxr AZ IsrotaCP Kirkn.trick
Chanxs Cssxds qeqs4
Co,r,. - 4 IL renhv f1.tc,, 3.4.a ss
co.,A.r Sc. s 3 p Io.n
r ss,.,r.,d p .l.sl w.,d
r.rs1s vn 60. po..-. A.a..-
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corr1ry K-Dorp p I'm. s...,.,,
nrrnHousA 4 ~. 80 - 80 ~ = =
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Co.,.r -. en-. wo,s c -
e.o hh.Idesr - -
Co. A-vegxprp
n M;,A.x IL h.k "a. U.,l;..
arm .,;~b, s.rat HCH.,, .ho.,d., :
g. swim bre.s. sever. j.. KiIldev leo
.uohs VA ,sur,,h.. h..,, ~ s4ush.s
aide Hiram Cart, .ho.lae, q y Ri
hsed. AAd.t H.u.uae. bhhll~u .Ss,er,
Comn.nv
Il D,vA rkA,,s. g .isS,. A. an -, tad
c.rI yo.L .ho,.il
Franeis M Morris, left arm.
Epoch X shask. skigh slight.
Company G.
NIB Wyss9, in thigh ed lbssssvsr..
cyrusHJges, shoulder and back.
ThM Davis, hand and face.
D W Nixon. arm. .agat a"t'e1
n u ii'xon, shoulder slight
thn Z Hrrests ieg 81
En- .Hasssd sss severe,
joseph ALeSds wrist slight.
w H Pxfuhill, hand !"
\ g BAyIes, :"
w sa~~.rt shmhisv %
mu.v..,- -.
george haiisy, ieg .IIs"I aaofF
? smith, loo' ..a4, -
compsny ~
WIN Robinson, n ascle, hip, sh'gh asd
arm, ssvs,e.
aRH.,.... ,k;uhs s.vs,. ''
a. so,a.r .l;sh,
o. p,..l,,, .,m
sr4sg ..1@E
ea D'ns' n1uu ssvo1s
90 RI - As0fsay -
W Y sheppard. IN 1901 shghss
Lyman Bl1hi6y, bead
C..mpanv r.
YIN Candy In .houlde, .l;oh. -
Ransom LopefelIov. head
-. w.-. ~. -.
RFy..bs.a,Js shs,s
Company u.
@Ts.ryaa y CyyfrAthk a; N sAhiNf sSvArA 81 %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
Making Manure.

The following from the Maine Farmer con
tafns good suggestions. They deserve the
attention of farmers everywhere.
We assert that our farmers cannot make it
pay to buy special fertilizers or manureS
until they have exhausted every available
source of manure upon their i,rms. These
sources, of course. vary in different farms
and in different localities, but there Is no
farmer that We know at hut Is IN cnn.d-
tiun aud has the necessary means at hand to
add to hi, manure pile from resources at his
command.
Except in case where field are already
too rich. and these cases We think will bc
found few aud far hetwcen in our state, the
crops obtained, aud consequently the pros
pcrty at the farmer will he found To increase
almnst in direct ratio With the attention paid
To enriching his soil. Feed your soil aud il
will feed YOU is one of the old proverbs
which has not lost a whit ol is truth through
age.
The harnyarl Is of course the great source
ot manure From II YOU bring buck large
portion or your previous years hay and ind
der, and il gnes upon the field, 10 hclp hiring
TORN au Hher cup ln the summer season,
Nhcn cattle are yarded AT night, their drop
plng- are ia tuo many cases allhwed "a dry
up undyI lLe not sun, and the liquld portion
- ,niircly lusl. Il should Ia pllea up ~
heaps every morning aud colHpn'i,d VIII
"a -, straw ur musk II noae "t these AZ
uanI,. common suii ulluined nom ihr "asil-
mgs hy the roadside aill ansNtf ih' pur
pee open sheis sa"ald haze layer "l
.au,h o,,g the b0itnm,
Tno Au,sls, bFakvs. &c., groAing ln waste
plagrs rs thc roadside, hhonld lit cat ana
alinpass,l Nth muck uf luu aud lin.r, uf
Nhat l. lslisT slill pot them into ih, piB
pa sai l,l the plgs e.Tn = psgi 90 tbe.f Arsp
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
HUMOROUS NATTER.
Seeing The Hnninl.

Fat Bob Bender IS as Jolly rs he is adipoSr
and therefore takes leisure and pleasure In
studying out aS many Jokes Is mat ne
necessary. When thetirst s'Ie % 'pl re
currency came to hand after rcilec,lny 49,.
while, he thought that he had IL chance
for moderate sell. and accordingly started
out to find a victim. The first man that hc
met was Horace NJ, whom he thus uccOs,cd :
Il say, Horace, have you seen any OF the
new government postage currency notes =
No, was the reply. is there anything
pCCuI ar ibOul them ("
"Gc>.' said Bob, rather. Three of them
just make dollar"
"A good ilea, rcjoined IIorasc 1T will
be handy Tor making change. Have you
got any with you -
YES replied Bob ho'd.ng out fifty
and two twcnty.tivcs. Three OF them Just
make "A dollar, you See
Il see, sand Horace, evidently Icrling
sold; "a pretty good Joke. Don say amy,
thing abodt II, and / will get it on On
Butler
So providing himself with the necessary
funds, he stepped into the office of the
Clerks Of Couacils, and thus addressed
But cl, holding out the money to him:
"IUu see there ~
YES, answered Butler
"Weh,' continued Horace, chose three
just make Il dollar
~ hat of it + queried Butler.
why, don't you see the joke"
"No."
We'll" said Horace. after moments
pause, evidently in deep bewiderment,
then the man that told me must he u d-d
fool
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

! ing. One portion of every pig sty should al
Ways during the slmmc' s,a,On, Usuppliud
With muck il abundance for mixing with
their eNCrrmcn s.
There should always he compost heap
the roots, slops, suds, &c. of The house.
md the privics should he well supplied with
Try muck or soil, which, besides augment.
ing the amount Of good manure, will act as
a dcOduriycr
All these things will be looked To hv the
proVldcnt farmer and many other sources
VIII he found from which much vegetable
ana Hlmal matter may he drawn. and hv
mixing, exposing to the air, &c, form sup
p'les OF manure which will many times re-
pay their cost
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
"A Bs E& A u - a -.
kEoKuK, Oct. ID, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune.

Editors Chicago Tribune.
The following communications from Col
| Caldwell, chief of Gen. Davidsuns staff
should have u wide circulation. 1t conforms
exactly with my experiences and judgment
/ hope Arkansas may not he turned over tt
men who will seek to restore slavery.
protest against it. The Proclamation Should
be sustained us the foundation of set lcmrnt
and the oppressed people. white and black
should not le turned over to trcachcrous
malicious, unscrupulous class.
Let the Government exert its legitimate
constitutional powers Of war favorable to
freedom and all the States will come back
with governments republican in form and
with people rejoicing in the exclusion of II
relic of harharism, which was the cause and
now is the support of rebellion, strife, and
war.
My devotion TO the loyal men of Arkan-
sas, who rallied around my flag when | re.
stored II in 1868, is my apology for intrud,
ing my endorsement of Col. Culdwcll's views
on your consideration.
Respectfully yours,
D II. CURTIS Major General.
We make few extracts ON the letter
of Col. Caldwell, who writes from Little
Rock. He mentions the three CLASSES OF
hrmp, irn ""G t,''i , ~ NrM"n's,S rri"gtri
p,,',", I 80. 49, "''t' "'' "i''
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.,N, ,n,.r,r,';;,. :. c,,n,,,1or ,,,,.,,-;,,
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,,''.I 'r .',, Wv, -" 10 Wv '''
htn,ra .',,i ,,',,',,. - WY
,,', ",',! ";|S ',"''' ''''S "''''
nIn ,i';' i'",'D"' u, 1I! A..
o,,o.,;n' = sa,,il an ,, '','!
Inn.sIar,I,I,t,rl - ,i,, ~ ','," "I',' ,|
mnclamati"n ns sn,,l,h I'n .nI ''arf' ar i i'J
~, :. o., ,.'i','t; 80" az "'S ga, ~
s,.i,li,l ,.,I,,I'l i., ,,,,,,, 49,, az ~
i,s ,,,, ,I ''',' ~
tL,ir sI,, '"'' W., , "I'' n.n .'e ,,'"t' ';i
III, s,n,, :, .,Ir,,i ,.' ~ 7'' 4"N''''" III
Nh rn n,i,. nra,,,inn - c,or 1rn.oco,.
ornm,'., cn,;, ,'''I ri ~ = ,I,i ''
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

CHURNINc.-There is sometimes consid-
erablG difficulty in making butter from
CLEAN, owing perhaps to cruises not gen
orally understood, and every dairywumnn
knows that cuScs occur in which the manu-
tacturc ot Il COOL article is impracticable.
a friend assures lis that in or linary cases
the difficulty is at once removed, and butter
OF good quality procured by the addition
OF little saIeratus to the cream. We have
since tried it when cream proved refractory,
and found it to succ,e adm ably. 4
teaspoonlul Of saleratus pulv,rzed is a
sufficient quantity for two gallons OF cream
Attcr the cream has been churncd proper
time, if no signs Of butter appear, spr;ntlIe
the pow dercd salcratus over the surface
halt at It time, as it is possible no more
thaa a!f may he required after churning
lew minutes longer, if necessary add The
remainder The philosophy ol the matter
we take to he this the alkii OF the saleratus
ncutraIilcs the supcrul undant acid OF the
cream, and thus produces good butter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

NAsIINGTUs' OPINION OF TnE NoETH.--n a
letter OF Washington 10 lis friend Land. in June,
l7d, occurs the following passage. in which he most
Graphic lily describes the pecunr,ics OF northern
and southern soldiers, and gives preference
hr tie qualities OF the northern men, the justice Of
vii IA the pres, nj campaign is likely TO vcrIIy.
Nv e have Ia. ely had general review. AMI have
much pleasure Ia informing you that We made Il
bctler appearance, and went through our exercises
more liz, suldicrs than had expected, The suuGL-
D dtcs ale rash mi blImcHbie in the ju1gmcn they
tom of there brc,hcrn of he lUur New EnSla,.j
states. ussure You, wt,h all my Partially r.
nay own c"unrymvn, pr jUdcys nshist thvir,
can but "0asid ,inu, - he dover n l1y Nu,,c -
army, lazy suoug, Nlsuruus 4uu neal'n! people,
huroI labJr aih tod which pvoPic su.tuIn
aa,; and tLuu, b our no Hui eager spiu, may suit
beaten la usujd,n aud desperate enterprise. yet, IA
the way n Which WuIs UIc hoH cHuicd uu. you u.u>t
uuA Tor pcrutuci lN nta e, uLty ltuus uat patient
and persyNriirg temper which Is he result OF Labor
Tho A,N Eu uIlgIdIs -, coo, sid,rute Hud svul-
be, HEile "r all hro AMI fury Like their ci-
mdt-, thcy mriuttln An clud tcmp efature, whereas
Sc oaHuog shine bat We burn. They have GnIIpi'
uity AID srablIy of character 20 which the people
oi 40 Der slat,s have any pIeteusions hence tnry
must auI ~il alSays preserve then Edurhcr IA
This great empire. Nvie II not for the rlNbachs
AMI disa aLGase which the iuhu,uce at u-eIu
lorulnT opinion. un lh, subject of gpNernmcut have
"u 'htiT amy thcy sOoI niaLti and I!UbtbIy Nal,
alNr Las 10 u.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
tyOu.t Like INV Esusincss.

There is no greater iallacy in the world
than that entertained 10y many young men
that some pursuit in life can he found
Wholly suited to there tastes. whims and
tanrics. This philosophers stone can never
| e discovered. and every one who makes
his life Il search for it will be ruined Much
truth is contained in thc lrshmnn's remark
1T is never aisy to work hard" Let. there
fore. the fact always he remembered 10y the
young that no life work can he found
entirely agreeable to man. Success always
lies at the top of a hill: if We would reach
it, we can do So only 10y hard, pcrseN crng
effort, while hcsct with difficulties Of every
kind. Genius counts nothing in the battle
of life determined. obstinate perseverance,
in one single channel is everything. Hence,
should any of our Young readers be debating
in his mind Il change of business imagining
he has II genius for some other, let him at
once dismiss the thought as he would It
temptation to do evil. If you think YOU
made II mistake in choosing the pursuit or
profession You did, don't make another hy
leaving it. Spend ul your energies in
working for and clnginp to it, as YOU would
to the liic-hOut that sustained YOU in the
midst Of the ocean. II you leave it. it j.
almost certain that you will go down; but
ii sou cling to it, informing yourself about
ii tili you are its master, bending your every
energy to the work, success is certain. Good.
hard, honest effort. steadily pcrscN cred in,
will make your love for Your business or
profession grow since no one should expect
to reach Il period when hc could have done
best and would have liked the best. We
are allowed to ste and feel the iouglncss in
our own pathway, but none in others yet
all have Them --- jiUUHS Bg,J.Huuty NyOY.tu,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31
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Gar Foreign Esciafiou~---;it E2omc.

The ru crs OF England and OF France may
learn IA lesson, Il they are wise, from thr
manner in w ich the Russian ship, of war
now in the bay ot New York, have been
received, welcomed, and hunored, while the
vessels bearing aloit the union jack and the
trlColor have been in u manner passed by
So with the officers OF these ships :-thc
utmost respect and honor have been mani.
Tested to them, not hy individuals alone,
not even 10y the corporation, Uhough that
body has ehaycd very spirit,dly on the
occaSlOn,) but 10y the whole mass of the
vast population Of that city. with even
scarcely glance of non-asscnt from the
political malcontents themselves. The Eng
Iish and French naval officers must have
felt that they were virtually unacknowlcdgcd
though enircated with the ciyiiitv due To-
strangers, While the Russians were made
much of, and entertained with an enthusiasm
and at cost surpaSsug all precedent, even
In New York, where civic compliments are
made ''rcgardIcss of expense and even ON
more extensive scale than, three Years ago,
was the sumptuous reception ol the Prlace
of Wales -- P3i"deiphW Pres.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

RESULT or STREET EpuCATluN. Keep
your children uti the street Mrs. CartIuy
utJ,c son Mdnturl came runung iulu tut
paIcgnai mansion the other day, shouting Ia
tur cook
"Nov, then, old girl slap that dinucr,'
"Mhy, Mauturd o. began the a,lnnishcd
mother, "wLerc did YOU lum su,d Ian
suagr who have yuu n,,u pa. lus "i'. 9
"aly, said luy hupciuL 'igeuerliA play
with Dick Turner cause he's a uu.y uuy
Allh glass eye lhats 90,
Tho lond muthyr wus about 90 ,Npr,ss
snne aslouisAmenl at tuo optical ml'."'tenv
oi Digk Wncu lLv s"n cuniuued
Mia, lm going 90 huya piug J,m saith
Aears one uud iui a. Ia Al ir,
"a ping pasprd tIs m"iher.
'les, slI-e,, plug lhv got .he spuadl'
iirks ssilud dunu "a uy bSA, sYgsi ha
hnund 90 COME
Tng mather AZ ihls junctur Ordered The
younssssr uptlain and isut Tor Hsn 81
VENT 81 ,gtsgesyl sas ,.srg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

The Wesleyan Methodists in Great Br-
tain have increased 4S,44l during the past
eleven years.

/ The Wesleyan MethOdsts in Great Br-
tain have increased 4S, ,44l during the past
eleven Years.
/ The General Association of Christians.
popularity called Campbclii,cs, has just been
held at Bloomington. 1t WAS attended 10y
one hundred and thirty delegates, in all by
two hundred members of the denomination
from different parts of The State. il was
represented that the denomination was in II
favorable condition.
From the increase of missionary Contrihu-
tions reported at the sessions al IWCnty-thrcr
Annual Conferences uf tn Vi. l.. CnLryh,
held this year, it is estimated the whole mis-
sionary contributions at the Church Tor SG3
viii be something like 100000.
The Maine Wesleyan Seminary has sent
four hundred of lis ,tudcuts to the war
One hundred and fifteen went during one
term.
4 correspondent of the Jo,Uoal of Brus
se,, writing from Rome, says that Cardinal
/ Antouclli viii shortly proceed Ia McNico 10
/ regulate the religious affairs of the new
empire.
I The Chri,iam Era, of Boston, (BaptisD
/ in an article on the hay representation move
mcut IN the Methodist Episcopal Church,
thinks II Will s,rikc "a heavy blow at Epl,co-
| plry and kuo,h Out ouc oi the cngs ui the
| great iron wheel, and will weaken tuc Whole
/ =! stem. Perhaps.
/ 4 union OF Methodist denominations in
Canada Is now agltated
The Lutheran synod of Canada was or
gunilcd about two Years ago, out at the
/ Canada Conference oi the liusburg Synud
/ II i, composed of fifteen ministers. Much
/ good has been accomplished through the
Z labor. OF this body, but much Mas remaining
/ to bc done.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

Justice swayue, of Cincinnati, has paid
the iulluNing eulngy ~ the late General
Nm II. Lltle, "Nhn Mas uue uI thai large
number ul legal men, Nhn, Ia this IA In all
oar lurmcr Aars, lrlI the forum inr the iield
knvA Gencal William n Latte almost
ir,m tn, hnni. he bad rich and varied
intellectual rgduN m,nls, aud ihsy we're
LisAiy cultivated. he bad a kind and
gsnli, heart lhp niresl sense 81 honor a
luity splni, and ihe H,nsi cinvalfaus liefslnal
euuiugr. lle ssrmsd tom Tar soldier.
hhsn q youih hr Aas an oiie,L and .
d,siiuguisAsd une. in The Asf ~ lhp lniird
slales Niih MeAleu." Gen. Llils, No afe
ini un,i hy lhe Weston, Inss, bad alsn
$40 aa ssc,.tlt pIIiailsA 80 seav.aI
gnI pst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

WTNTER CArBAGE.-Cabbage to preserve
them throughout the winter. must be set in
the soil just dirt enough le.ng thrown
around them to cover the roots. Other
vegetables, such as Carrots, pirsnips, were.
table oysters, DC, may be preserved in boxes
filled with soil. OniOns require deg and
cool place, but not exposed to frost. Pump.
kinsand squashes may he well lr eryed in
any place tolcrably dry and warm. Dried
pumpkins, squashes and apples, should
have dry place, rs should ali other dried
fruits.