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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
DESIRABLE KkSINENCh Ia

EN'i StLE.-The estate No. Lexington, corner Pres
sssAs colt lot l2Gxl40 feet The house is in
eompc repair abundanly supplied with hard and soft
water Gel ar ior laid in eeneu, furnace water
closet. &c To any desiring residence in this
netehb rho Il, IS Is 1ortunitv. Possession
given immediately. Apply OIL the premises df aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

horses could not have accomplished. On
Woolwich Common, moreover, it manmuvres
with three of these ponderous 6S- Founders
with astonishing facility
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

A company of young ladies, accompanied
by gentlemen, making party of twelve, re-
Gently performed the feat of walking from
Amherst, N. H., to the White Mountains. A
wagon train accompanied the party, carrying
their provisions tents &c
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18

o. l hat the property shall remain in The
possession OF tho owner, his balee or agent.
and at ins risk, during the pendercy Of
the proceedings for the asccr!anment Of
The compensation, univss it shall he other.
wise agreed to, or un'.ss some urgent ne>
cessity shall require the possession Of tile
property l" be exchanged In Ease Of II
charge OF possession, tho Confederate
States shall be regarded as the owner, and
the nropyIty s,.nll be held Gor their account
anl risk.
Z. Fb" io'prrssirg ofiicer ahnll, at the
date OF the lhNteosassnts, pay TO the own
or, HIS agent or :.,Iorney in fact, tho COIN
rensallon agreed upon, if It be practicable 4,
bat il he "::unot DO so, ho shall give IL
certificate. according TO the second ,cc,inn
OF the az. aiorcsal; which shall be paid
upon Presentation to tho discussing OIL
cers, who SHALL be designated for HAT par
roSe.
8. Imp,rssEcnt$, vlich shall tc made
before the appointment Of tho commits
sioncTs Designated in the 9th section Of
the act aforesaid, shall notwit', standing be
legal, anl Ill tic cases provided for Ly
that section, Il poitinn Of Tie property shall
Ec retained as samples, so that the price
lray be sellled and compensation adjusted
according 10 the provisions OF tie same.
Bv order.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18
- OV7IT E1V,
-1Jatnnt ond Inspector General.

ADJurANr AND IHs.ECroR GEHs OFFICE,
Pictmo"a, -hprH 10, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. SO.
I. That i'll all cases Of imp?cssment belc.
toiore made under the authority Of any Of
he persons mentioned in paragraph Cd of
section ii, Of General Orlrls, No. 81, in
which tie property impressed is either in
the possession Of .hc owner or Of The i'm
pressing oiii:cr or biz suhoriinatrs, and tho
compensation therefor s::all not have zen
adjusted, and it sl:aI! DC necessary to de-
termlne the compensation 10 he made, it
shall he lawfr! 10 eH,p'ev the rules ana
agencies provided il, the act Of Congress
concerning imprrssmcnt, and the General
Orders aforesaid for that purpose, in the
same manner and under the Same crcum-
stances AS it the im,rrcssnent had been
made since the date cf The same.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18
FIRST RATE PLANTATION
FOR. g a LII

CONTAINING EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SIXTY Acres of land, situate In Abbeyil Dis.
trict, S. c.. on waters of Little River. Twelve
miles west of AbbevilIe Village. First Rate
Low Lands, and $50 Acres OF first quality of
Wood Land-n Dwelling House nnd all ncces.
sary Out.Bnildngs.-To purchaser applying
Immediately, before the first Of January nezi,
many important and valuable inducement wills
be offered.
Forreference apply TO John II Wilson, Esq.,
at Abbeville G. H., James N. Martin on tie
premises, or the Undersigned nj Tusk eega, A la
j. J MARTIN.
Eov 2a-lses 80 At
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18

CONGRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
In the proceedings Of last Thursday we
note the following: --..
SUBSISTENCE AND TREATMENT OF 4YxNKEE
PRISONERS.
M. Wigfall,, Of Texas, offered the fol-
lowing: y
"Resolvea, That The committee On mill
tary affairs be instructed to enquire into
the subject Of the treatment and suhsis-
fence Of prisoners Of war, in the hands Of
the military authorities, and. report the
result OF their Investigations TO tue Sen
ate."-r
Mr. Wigfall said ho had offered the res
oIutiou because Of II statement made in n
quarter which should entiLle it 10 our
respect, and calculated to secure for it
credenee among foreign nations; that the
prisonera OF war had been improperly; and
badly treated. For himself be believed
that the prisoners were really better treat.
cd than they should be-; but, because of
The source whence the, announcement lad.
come, lie. thought it proper The Senate
should take some authoritative action and
direct an investigation, that the real facts
might be made known. The resolution
WAS agreed ro.
THE LAWS ALLOWING su uJTITUTEs.:
|. Mr.. Sparrow, from the Committee OH
military Affairs, reported back, with the
RECOMMENDATION that it boat onco passed,
tho bill to prevent the enlistment or enroll.
Ene6t Of substitutes M the military. service
Of tile Confederate sSsstes, and 10 repeal
all laws permitting: or aathorikipes:the.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18
THE STATE OF SOUTH:chRoLINA,
466eviHe Citation.

By WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary of Ab-
beville District
~HEREAS WillDm Butler, has ap-
W. piled to mo for Letters of Ad1ninistrn
,tion Of all and singular the goods and chattles,
rights and credits of John c, Martin, late
or the District aforesaid, decd ~
= These are therefore to cite ord adp,onish all
and singular. the kindred aud creditors Of the
said deceased to be and appear before ME, at
our next Qrdinary's Court, for the said District,
to be holden at Abbevile Court House, ON the
18th December inst, to show cause, If any why
the said administrator shopld,not be granted.
Given under rmy hand and seal. this the 4th Of
December one thousand eight -.lmudred- and
: xty three and IN ties7tli yeat of the fnde.
pendence of the .Stats.of. f.Sontli Carolina :.
%re WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D..
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DULEPHALUS,

The Are Arabian Stallion will stand, until
the Sprilg Season, nt Samuel Robnson's place,
p miles from Abbeville c. FL
Bucephnlus is 6 hands and inch high, well
built, fine limbs, and splendid action
Nor.-7, 1853, 90, e.
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PUBLISHED =,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
NOTICE.

AT persons indebted To- the firm of NJ. T. Il
J. T. Owen. by note or account, are earnestly
70 settle the same 1T tie earliest
possible convenience, those baving demands
against the firm will llplense present them.
JOHN T. OWEN,
August 10. 1863, 15-tf
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IbberiNe DiStricL- Citation.
Ey WILLIAM HILL. Nq.. CrJiunny of Abbc
vile District

WHEREAS Ellington S'arles has applied to
me for letters of Administrator Of all ami
singular I he goods and che tIels. rights and
credits of George w. Newly, late of the
District, aforesaid deed
These are therefore, To cite and a,lmonish all
AMI :lnguinr. the Kindred and creditors of tie
sa'i deceased to he an': appear before ::.". nj
our next O-dinary's C"nii for the SAID Dis
trct, to be hol,lrn at Abbcvile Court Hons.
ON the tih Of December next. to show causr, if
any, Why Che said administration shouIl not be.
granted Given under my hand aud seal. his the
27t!i "ar ii Nov. Gne thousand eight hundred
anil sixLy three and in the SSth year Of tLr
s""ereiG"ty nnl Independence OF the Stat.
of South Carolina
WILLIAM lIILI. o. Hp
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NOTICE.

All persons having demands ngninst the
Estate of the late Lieut.. B. II. Lati,ner deed
VIII nreseut them to me for payment. and all
persons indebted will make payment by 5,
JnEuary 1861.
Nov. 26, 1868, 81, If
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--'t 49,. p =. = y :
!CATGH TIE THIEF!
a25 REWARDll,

The above Reward will be ipsitl for the ap.
Prehensien- Of the The. or; Tlieges who: stole
ny leather. (partially tanne6) fro1ithe .yats at
ny plantetion miles SOUTHWEST from Abbe-'
TT lesther, 5 sides, were stolen on ::lTrhurs.
day night, Che 10th Eovefnber,ifnsa
+ =, 49,. .;:,5.;t..... ~. T. T. = j.: AZ; ALLEN,
y AooeVlue Ss:H Nov. 25,g 1853, s302tf :S.S :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18

From THE TRANs-M1ssrss1pp1.-We
have been favored with the following dis
patch-the first confirmation from Con-
fcderate sources of the ene,ny's arrival at;
Brownsville: -.
nousroS, Nov. .1l.-Per telegrspll 10,
Beaumount, Nov: 1l.-Per courier to Al =
exand'ia,. Nov. r3. .< -,
CART: W. STEVEN, Alexandria: Gsp-
era'tsee gives the INFORMATION that the
enemy, omsfiye to seven thousand sti strong,
were in possession of Brownsville. Con
oral Bee burned The buildings and cotton,
aud fell back in the directions: Of, Kings
kanch. &C. CLUlB,,
Capt. and Tel. Courier sap't.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18
BY order. S. COOPER,
1Jatdnt and Inspector Gcne,o al.
AbJ'r AND IHsrEcToE GESEnALs OFrlcr
Richmond, May |, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS. }

AnJ'r AND INsPEcToE GESEnALs OrFlcn,
Richmond, May |, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
the following Act Of Congress approved
by the President, is pcbishel for tie in
formation and direction Of all concerned.
in connection with the Act relating to
imprcssm"nts, heretofore announced in
General Orders, No. 81, from the Adu-
lArt and Inspector Generals Office, Arril
Gih, 1863, and rs supplementary TO SAIL
Act:
an ACT TO A7dEiJG AN ACT ENTITLED AN
ACT To REG GCLATE IMPR2SsMENTS BIZ OF
FICERS OF THE ARMY.
\ "IAe CoUgrcos u The CoHjid,Tute States
u 1acrtcn do enact, That in all cases of
Rrr"iscnent provided Tor in said act, the
q ger llnrressing the property shall, ii he
Id 1src tic api'raiScmcnt to be fair and
jnss endor-H upon it his approval; if not,
he sta!l endorse upon it his reasons fer
refusing, md deliver I!;o came, witt, re-
ccipt f"r The property imp:vss.,i, 10 The
owner, his agent or attorney, and IS soon
as practicaIle, forward Il copy of The receipt
and appraisement, and his endorsement
thereon, to the board Of appraisers appoin.
,o-l BY the President and Governor Of the
Safe, who shall revise The same, and make
final valuation, so as to give just compcn-
salion for the property taken; which val
un,ion shall be paid by the proper depart.
mont for Use Of which the property was
taken, On the certificate of the appraisers,
as provided in tie. act Of, which this is
amen''atory:." ~.
[Approved April 9th, 1881,
BY. ORDER
-. s.. COOPER,
1Gutant and INSPECTOR General.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-18

THE friends of HENRY S. CASON, respect
fully announce him candidate for recllccti, n
for Tax Collector Of Abbeville District, at the
next election.
Nov. IA, 'G3, 40, If
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InE FsoNT.- Thursday Night ~,
Eo'clook. learn through Coy. Harris.
OF Peneessse.. who is Jsst 6oan from the
Gept,.th the army seling down 3sato.
an: able position; afsuad Dalton, with
its spirit; ;pnsb baaea by' The late feyerrsie:ss..
3ssflag sserss resaoming id rapidl q m sirofn !,
all Quarters, and the Condition, ofz The
troops @ Is BY no means 80 4dsmors izsd is
the saf,ier account nta would al ps Is bestss sae
confidence prevaj ths Z 81 pfosss 81 Z,
spe9e imsnsa anl sssp shss ssfi.;:
,,yalsof:la rsinforSs slsSat tss Ai.h 3tieSS I
ssgggsssis.as sHa aseasnss are, locke sss xith,
'9high anaeip ealtk 81 & jSnastns
issssssll losu ana efsists ahaniiaSs e
sfia gsse ian sRfsssblss,
sts:s W IS: s., S
M & seaiSs M sIs ssoSs
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DIR TOR Y.
CHURCHES.

METHODIST Ep1scoPAL CnURcH-Corner o.
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath at lOL A. N. and 7HP. N. Sabbath School
atlLr.x. Glass meeting Sabbath at ~ A.
n. and i2x. Glass meeting Wednesday even
ing 7L o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening IN o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor
STRANGERS FURNISHED WITH SEAS.
Al. r. Cnuncn-[GcrmaE) )-Church Block
trout on West Avenue. Services Sabbath 1014
A. n. nnI7 ~ p. N. Sabbath School at . A. N
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, ~ r: NJ. Prcacl.-
ing Fril! at ~ r. Il. Rev. Charles Holl-
,Cmn1sr Cnunca-( Episcopal >-leado dofBroad
way, between East ana West Avenues: Scrvi-
cos sabbath lo114 a. N. AND ~ ?: NJ. Sabbath
School Immediately after morning service. -
Morning prayers DAILY (Sunday cx>cptcd) 1T
"a. \. Rev. Z. K. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATs
FHgE.
F,H.r PpEsnyrER1Ax CnuRclI-Churvh Block
between East an West Avenues, aid fronting
on Seventh street. Services Sabbath at lo1s A.
H. and 6Lr.>x. Sabbath School Immediately
after IN ormny service. Prayer meeting ri urs-
day evening at7 o'clock. Strangers will always
b. D. ovidc with seats Rev. p. II. Snow Pas
Tor.
RED W,vG I.op"E No. s, +. & A M.-Mcets
tho first and third Monday il, each month at
their Hall, corner Of Mann AMI Bush strcctS
l.. Snnlforh. W. NJ Charles Kemp Scc'y.
la Grange 4. y. CHATTER No. +. Meets
tn; .oron | Monday in each month"; ut Masonic
Hall, II. L. Wilson, III. T., I. joss, Acting Sec.
OFFICIAL.
Register Of Dccls-C G.. Webster Office in
tho Court House .o:hcc hours from y a. NJ.
un:il 5P.M.
County Auditor ~-Frcl. joss. Office in tn"
Court lI"usc oil &c hours from . \. NJ. until
Pm.
County 'rrc ,surcr -Orin DcnSm 'rc olicc in
thn G~urt iIousc-o.icc hours from
until 5r. n.
Sheriff M. $. Chandler, oihcc in the Cour,
House.
Clerk If the Court Robert Dcnkin office in
tho Court iIou>c-ottcc no IRIS from y A. n. un-
til 5P.N.
County Attorncy--Warrcn Bristol, office on
Main Street.
Judge OF Probate and Court Com missioner -
&. Il. Reynolds office in WllkinSon'S block.
Justices OF the Pcacc-.lumcs II. Parker, Of
fre in Goodlue Volunteer building; Frank
Ives, office iu brands now building.
POST OFFICE.
Otice hours. on week day from A. N. until
s y. On Sundays from . to ~ A.. NJ, and
from ~ n. to r.
Up mail closes ut 8 p. ", down matt closes
at r.M.
Rod Wing to Mantorvil'e, leaves Tuesday
Thursday and S:.tur ,,ay, ut 8 Az. rr1rss
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. ut r.x.
kcd,W,ng to Mortified, leaves Thursday IL,
Rcd Wing TO Wanamingo, leave. Saturday
NJ = 4. Il. ",
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sire ire hhpar60veme Thos studiafd sstanudiaarfd dp'' II
mortaii1 is Is tow u II gould ws'i Is; ina
religiobiht i as much below par. as whisksy is
abo7vve he naive native M!ssoouf,ahss III halss Is the
Yankees 'or Ire same reason aa' reyaame tk,t
t6e''ds hates holy 4watstdr,: Anything
like enterprise or reform is called s aiilamnsd
Yankee trick,'' ana ar ldncohditiionaa sup,
portena the Union arrgt aarrg termaisd abo;1liaJHni i;1liaJHni
istsas sess3a3f cd q an's1TpA sta# stasa
am H. no abolition ists, and ndtfks though
look upon s'.veryy ry' as curse Is this great
country, yet would be glad u have tbe
Union. restored IS it was.s leaving zinancipaa; pa;
rion tothef future decision of those most III ifuf!
tsrsstsd, md IL the Advance 81 civgiilizatio1n,
and refinement its gradual advlsAaqt' 'w,dah bs
as cer1ail. u ths rising ssnda sitting aof the
sun ,;ataG -:def;ts< I79T9
"Butdl am mo pro slavery man, and have
no regard for the peculiar institutioni,'7 l1ei.
ther can l assimilate with people who are
as ignorant as the being they hold i'm bond
age; and estimate growth and progress III
the same light as the Chinese do their 7old
ju"ks."' ,4a& "z|
There is but Incorporating eli,nent tolths
interest Of Minnesota, and that is the Ii:
dian trouble, within her borders; but I trust
action is being taken that will soon place
allthe tribes beyond the p"wer of mischief;
and restore the confidence so desirable
among the settlers Of our fIontier.; io;i" =
The annual report from the Bureau ioI
Statistics at St. Paul is, an exceccing'y
able and interesting document, and if the
information contained therein could 'beSp plac-
ed prominently before the soldiers. in the
field, many Of whom belong to that class
known, as the Floating popuation,' the'effect
upon emigration after the war closed would
not be exceeded even by the homestead law,
and its publication could not fail 10 be pay
ing investment to the State. =, II ''.>'' il :
.s -ij G.hP."'
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Seleetea Poetry. j:
s.,.aH.sG .}.,:.: : From ths Stats Atlas.
BoO B. Mcclellan. q: t,:IE1~ =.
BIZ LAYEAoNr

20 '7TEFTEF = 5fi'U-TE~
Roo B! Mcclellan -nlay his tribe decrenle'l'
While one night plotting di<gracefui peace;
Discerned within the eas-light Of his room
lMaking it dark ,,and. like q cavern gloom--) 3,
A demon. writing in a book Of lead. ,.;t ...,.
Exceeding praise had turned McClef1an's head
And :sozhe asked the fellow that had come, 81
!" What writest tthoul2n The demon stwirle,l his
H.. thumb L.. = J. I,tf y,GS ~
Upon his nose, and said in accents bland, ,,
"'rhe names o. traitors to their native land o.
And Is mine o,ae ?' asked Boo B. ," tay-my
boy - ~: 1.s.' 90 Z - 'sF.nis.' .@iIt!
tThe demon answered: Boo b: looked more coy,
Bus stupid still, !, and said. :. This wars sham
Write me as oue who doesn't care q damn ~,
The demon wrote. and vanished, but he came
Next night and showed \ rocking roll ofshanle
The names Of men who had their country ours
.,!.4, ed: -: 80 SD 4 ~. - s:,ss z>ss
And 10 sAcc clel lanss.was the very first! :. E
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STATE ITEMS. ;.

DEAD.-We regret to learn that the Hon.
VIM. D. Lowcry, died at his residence in
Rochister, on Tuesday last We have no
particulars Of the sad vent ch,tfe1d Dem
FlSELy,-The neat stock in this section
Of the State are as fat as ecls. We do not
remember to have seen cattle, at this season
Of the year. in such good order. Instead Of
coming out Spring poor,' they are fall fat
and those that are fond Of god solid roast
beef can be accommo cd ated in most any barn
yard west Of Carver. - Glencoe Register.
RAILROAD MkET.sc.-A large number of
the citizens met at the Market Hall, on
Thursday evening, in pursuance Of previous
notice, to hold meeting in relation 10 the
Winona and St. Paul Railroad, along the
river. After an organization, it was consid
cred best to adjourn the meeting until (Sat-
day) this evening. at the sa,ke place. Our
ci liens are interested in this matter, and We
will expect a rousing turnou:.-Laks, CITY
Tins.
WE have, on several occasions, recently
advised our readers Of tho Importance Of FAX
cultivation in Minnesots, and many 81. them
we now learn. are making preparations Il
Iexperment on pretty large scale ~ that
line. The experience of those who have
tried fax culture in this Slate for years il
highly favorable, and should induce Others
to follow the example Winpna Republican
| PACIFIC caRA1LkoAD-Sr.s PAUL >axn WI.
MONA BeAxcH.-It' may be important ID
state that there are over. one thousand dol
lars 10 this city subject to the erder Of this
Railroad Company, whenever they are ready
to prosecute surveys for sid road, iagreeabse
to the wishes of this community, and the
best interests ofthe road, Other river tow >
are contributing literally 10 this fund. and
ample means will probably be raised 70 NEE,
the present wants Of the company .--Has,.
ings hndpendeat. -....,as ~.a.x.f ~.
The National Fas. was quite generally
observed in thisscity, A. least SO farsss re.
CARDS the suspension Q business. uAf,er the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. " nearly every lead
ing place Of business ins town WAX closed
'ema'ning thus during the remsindef Of the
Iday: Several ofthe churches United ID hold.
ling rslgioss services ~ the Baptist house o
worship, and where 81 appsopriafe ssrsion
wss delivered BY sbs sRevIL- B:Te1i, 70 !
Very targe aodience. serv1sce, srp,erte rp,erte al.e
/ lIheId altt. at the Ep;scopal church. Rsv.sJ a
Waterbury .fieiating - Ria1sa-R Repa1soss
Ixear.,E !, 81 , Ixa,ea14I.os rscorl. es.
4 with much saG,sfaetien m annnistaiab,e II
'Ecrease Of immigration to this St.ts- For
i Iuuabers u dsyn ws haye observed, on tl,.
I IIassiing of The packer hosss iess1e, ss usasu,
1 sonber Of passenger on bozrl. ahd % q,
'qniring Of The clsgks haye been inlornd !.
'Ieach instances ,hai ,hsys .rsvs; upsasds sial
liarEes passenger lists .l.us fsr svssr tArs
|. years p.st The u Gross. packers general
III leave thai port vith rs. 20. md q
1 passenger. a.i Of them 6r sAjesssssa psst,
i ThssD Dabsase dAiiy ysIins = Loass eissl< Is
sszsae rtpsri. wk.!s she 81 L,u's Es. lsS.
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o. THE RAIL. AS the mid 0ay Worces-
ter trai" Was about leaving the depot, man
Of the Johnsonian type Of manners, entered
one Of the cars, and gruffly requested that
TWO young ladies', occupying separate seats,
should sit together, that he and his friends
might enjoy tete tete on the other seat
But said one Of the damsels, Flushing,
: this seat is engaged
Engaged, is t.? bruSque!y responded
the man, who engaged it?
a young man. said the conscious maiden.
\ young man. en- ! where's his baggage?
persisted Ursa Major.
Pm his baggage. Old Hateful replied
the demurc damScl, pursing her rosy lips
int" tn pref liest pout.
Old latefui' subs;ded the young ma,
came in md extended an arm, pro,ectinsly
amo>t ca'e>sinSly, around his baggage,
and Mr.. Conductor Capron stared the train
proutdrnre Juur, ol
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Mrs. SWishcim,, Prediction.

Mrs. Swishclm, who, as our readers will
rcc"''cct. is filling a clerk>h'p in the War
Department at Wash1nyto writes 10 her
paper under date Of April 23th, letter in
which tho following paragraph occurs:
When this army does meet the enemy lei
not the people be too sa"guinc Of victory
u Is BY no means certain that The traitors
are all weeded OUT and as NcCleIlan's y
minions defeated Pope and Burnside BY re.
't>i"s or ne:lectins to ob,y orders. 1t the
critical memen', 80 Hooker may be defeated.
The Departments here are swarming with
traitors, Treason has been traced to the
room Ct Adja'ant General Thomas--to the
very spot where his officia; business is trans
aeted: This was done more than -, year
asso, and there the matter stopped. Lately.
his chief clerk has been arrested, together
with his brother, who is also 4 clerk IN one
Of the Departments, but bo,t are perform
ing their official duties Traitors turned
ou, ON evidence given before the Potter com.
m'ttee have been reias.ated, and promoted
through the active exertians Of Radical Re
publican Senators. II i treason, treason,
treason all around about-paid treason =
official treason; and hare, no doub. ,her,
are traitors in position to deseas ,Hooker.-
So that look torwxrd With grea, so!ici,uds
to the event Of I battle. ''t<z - ~7@ ~
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20
@lisfellaneo1ls Beaaing.
Quite Forgot ,em.

Il say, cap'n,' said keen eyed man, as
he landed from the steamer Potomac At
Natchez, 1 say, cap'n, this ''ere amt all
I've LETT suthin or nuther on board, that's a
fac. Wen see now. |, graf its all, right
cordin' to lst-feur boxes. three chests, two
brandy boxes, portmoney, two hams Gone
part uscd): three ropes of inyuns, and one
teakettle. But you see, cap'n, Pm kinder
dutersome; feel like as fsun:hin's short.
Though I've counted them n;ne times, and
never took my eyes off 'em sense came on
board; | feel there suthin' wrong some
where
Well stranger, tines up. You've got
all know on, SO jes: fetch your ola woman
an five children Out Of the cabin, for we
must he OIL
'Them's um by hockey! the,n's um
know'd Id forgot su,hin' or ncther'