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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. L.
Az FRI LIS

FEB. 12-S,eamer Annie Laurie, Marrhant, from Roloa, with
: 10 hidcs, : bTLs tailOw-3 cabin and I deck pas
seugers-
lJ-Sch Emma RO0ke, Weth-rhy, from Makes Landing
and Lahaina. with II kegs sugar, 65 brIs mOlssses,
IS bags paddy. 90 hides. $50 goat skins, Is bags
fungus, so balls cane, l bI tallJSl / horse. sheep,
8 hogs, 10 doz 6sis, : dz turkeys, Il cords wood,
$500 s1rcir. ec 3 cabin and % deck passengers.
I3-Sck EaIama. johnson, from Kauai, with 3 cords Of
wood etc, and u passengers
I3-Sch RamOi. Shepherd. from kahului, with - head
Cattle cabin and ; deck passengers
l5-Sch Nettie Merrill, Crane, from liHO, with 259 kegs
sugar. ~ hides, > bags fungus, and 3 passengers.
l4-Steamer KiIau-a, BerTiIl. from wiuiward ports. with
lS bags coffee, 20 keE- sugar, - bales fungus, Is
bales wool, 7y hides. % goat skins, SO bdls beef
bale PUN, { pkGs t4liow. 6 bar- arrOwrOOt- > kegs
butter. . bales tohacco. : b1s potatoes, 1900 oTan-
ges. - heal cattle, II hogs, = horses, l sheep, =
goats, ! canoe, and large lot native freight.
l5-Sch NoiSahiue. kuheaua, from Nawiliwii, with lT
kegs sugar. 60 bdS mo'asses, . bdls tobacco, >
hogs. I horse, and 10 passengers
i5-sch Nuixeiks, NaVcia, from hahului, with so brls
molasSes. and = passengers
l6-sch Hannah. Antoine. from Hio. with $50 kegs and
10 mats sugar, and , passengers
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lFrom our Regular Corresrondent.)
q" Ecrive qui voudra! Chacuu "a &c meter.
Peat perare imrunement de renere u au panier n-nnrr
ULuPALAKUA, T. NJ, Feb. 18th. 1863.

ULuPALAKUA, E NJ, Feb. 18th. 1863.
Nh. EDlroR 1t has panied me to learn from
various sources. that, in my last letter to you.
should unwi,,ingly have offended a high official Of
my own Government, by some illusions I therein
made to the scarcity of water in this district, and
the scanty manner in which l was necessitated to 20
through my lavstiOns. Res aRgasta DOM, ct dura
neceSsitas me cogit ialia facsre."
And this piiikia, too, had arisen, Notwithstanding
the expense of the extraordinary requirement Of
water pipe. (ride decision of the Committee of the
House Of Representatives. Session 1862, in the mat
ter Of duties on certain galraRi=ei pipe ex .4rciic,)
and without which outlay, I should have been de-
prived of even the slender allowance | had, and
obliged. as the Bedouins of the desert. to have per-
formed my additions with sand, or worse, with Ulu-
palakua red dirt. Would | not then have been drier
still?
must confess the picture l drew was not an exact
representation of Adonis preparing himself in antici-
patton OF a visit from Venus, but that it answered
every requisite purpose for me, | can call upon W.
F. A****. of kawaihae, to bear witness, for the first
thing be did, after shaking hands on meeting me at
the landing when he came ashore here a week since
from the steamer, was TO look behind my ears, (and
L assure you that they are only OF the usual lengthy
10 see If a half tumbler Of water. with The aid If a
- Honolulu Looking-G ass was capable Of produ-
cling the immaculate state | claimed, after using
them. lie pronounced himself duly satisfied. He
is, as you know, de plus bon ton.
| regret If a wrong constr uclion has been put upon
my words. | do lot wish, under the Disguise of q
pseuionym, to hurt the feelings of any one, nor do [
claim the privilege : stat nOmiHiS Umbrd." If l
accidentally touch "A chord in the breast Of n person,
that is not properly attuned, it is the fault of
ignorance and not of Intention. In conclusion, l
can in my case quote the language of Junius to Sir
VIM. Draper, as best defining my position - II any
coarse expressions have escaped me-. l am ready TO
agree that they are unfit for Junius 10 make use Of
but see no reason to admit that they have been inn
properly applied" Thine, EGoNET.
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PASSENGER
FoREIGS.

For SAS FRASCIsCO-per Yankee, Feb. III c S~paldinT,
wife and , children, slS- Irwin, Miss Sarah Clark, Capt
Randolph. wife and , children. HDr0rabies & q Hopkins,
John Ii, and " Kapatsra, A VI Goddard. D K Vida Mr.
koI and servant, X Murphy, W Snyder, q " tAbrook, } X
Mitchen-2l.
From San FgASCGsCo-Per Young Hector, Feb. ll-Miss VI
? Norton. DR. J James, A J Hadley. Kobt Morgan, Jos Barber,
r " krty. W lewis, Vim Snyivr- Chas Jarvis, ! B Chisholm,
Henry Porter
FROM BREVEN-per r. ". Wood, Feb. I7-NrS Geercken,
" rfugrr, c Wunienberg.
COASTwISR.
Prom WrSDwAKD PoRTs-per Kiauea, Ftb. li-Nrs Lyman
and child. Capt I King. wife and child, Mrs Barrett and child,
Capt } Makee, c Brewer. Capt Multeuo, l. l. LOrDert, L Minor,
Mr. HamhIn-l3 cabin and Us deck passengers.
' For WtNDwAKD PORrS-per kilauea. Feb. lG-Capt James
Makee. Nj = IS Makee, Miss Mary p Norton. c y Spencer and
wife, Major Miller, L l. Torbert, judge SheIdon-g cabin and
about 100 deck passengers.
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MEMOIR NDA.

II Bark r.. ~. Hood, Geere.en-Let Bremen Oct 10 :
encountered heavy head ~iuds fri l6 days. Passed Dover
NOV. :; 20 days out, passed the Scily Island with fresh NE
winds Cr1ssei the line, Atlantic, - days out. long 90
". With moderate bre=zes from Sc Made Straits l. Marie
Jan. l, and came through with northsriy hreezes was II the
Horn Jan. 2-T9 days out. there me; with s0utherIy winds and
Gains thence % so : :. Pacific. had light variable winds.
Crossed the line Pac.f;, Feb. 5, long. rs : ", with fresh
Ne. trades. from ;h- line % Honolulu. y days. Made the
pas.as. from Brrnen IN I24 dave from Dover. lo5 days.
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DEPARTURES.

Is-CoIumbian brig Liquid, Brouzau. for san Francisco,
in ballast
I4-Sch RaIama, johnson, for ports on Kauai
I5-Stesmer KIauea, Ber1ll, for LAlaiHa, iio and other
uindVard ports
I6-S;esmer Auni- Laurie, Yarchant, fr Nawilivii-
I6-Sch Nrttie Merrill, Crane, for LahaiEa, Ihlo and other
windxsrd ports.
I5-sch Emma Rookie, Wetherby, Tor Lahaiua < Makes
Landing.
IG-Sch Klmoi. shepherd. fr Lahsiua and Kahului.
I6-Sch Noikriki. Sap-Ia. Tor Lahaiua and hahului-
lam bark Yankee. Taylor. TOR san Francisco
Ssh Hannah, Antoine, Tor HIo and other wIndward
ports.
1s-Sch Noivaiine, Kuheaua. for ports on Kauai.
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LOWE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Victoria, Vancouver Island.
REFER T.

-KEFEK To
IHE HOS. HUDsoNS BAY lctorra' l.
Nessrs DANL. GLIB X Co... ..............San Francisco.
Mrssrs. ALDtICH. WALKER X Honolulu.
NJ JAMES l. DuwSETT do.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.


4 HAwAIAN ISDIcTED IN C,LlFoRNIA-Among
- - 20 -
-,
- -. - -
$50 80 30, 80
,oc, -,
- = - erwarI -. ~
~. -. ..t r., - ;.,,u4.,
=. .
- = ~.
80 nas ha., 60. ~. a,3 cecil - H. o,n,-r
=. - -a,-.-;-,4 - A. -. - =
% ,bo .h;,tau 80, s,o.t, 81 ,,,+ro
NJ
FL ,ha o,,,saI o., ,ba, 10 wos -. 80 -
10 .;,o ,t 10 u,.oI 49,
-, ....mnmn n Cit A....oua
-.L-.
:, -. .l.;..- 10 ,, u..,r,,. .u 49,, ro,.u,
others DC interested in having it taken, before the I. :, Consul
s Sr d,b"r DiT s win win re "% nse' sS"niSy , ST h he m "ucH t.s Hina,T
regardiae HeleiNis having been IN lonolulu, L viii then be
arrest as HcIefsi. There are two witnesses here cone Of them is
NT. Nr ,t@. mate OF The - m. pfnn9 Who testify without thou, 6esI-
the interior Of California writes down that certain marks Will
U m,t t@7 mn m" and c ~, ~ I'll In rH,, oh il : VII Ne - So asrer r4aH5s w GStps his hi,
own statements can be corroborated, and he prove an aHhi His
diSpIeas.d l Nth the he article ri lei in 1' the o. E = = n n gn9 Hfin'l saving Il I
-I . ms D. ell ,s.-.. -, H. 80. 1T, -
the punishment Of a very aggravated murderer.
"
- -
~ $500 F'
"t' ~ - NJ
'ooN TX uepai'u'e' a + H"""." ~
.NsH'e 'oF mo anu !h'erneuli'e ports the E~Ma
n0'"e' n"mO' ""' . po''' = IL maui anu
'e 4'"' ""' 20 'N' A0N' " '"'e '
s'hF'ei cut 'oge'her' u run uo"h Tue cnanHe' sue
0y s''e' ~ '"e NIUE h''"t N' " ~ u'u"'eu a
"1"is "' SFe'u WI" IA "a" anu -''t'" "
u 'e'Se'S P'SSeu '"e P"''H' 'e ''o"u ," NC
Whar'e3 cHeeted 'hem Justify Boon a"er gaming
the open sea- the h"a"eH shot ahead ana with the
heIp u steam ana san, VIII proDaoiy reach Lahalhs
long before her rivals. The departure Of these vessels
so, 1,.aIu r., : go. oo,e,ors nou1I Emo
- o,vo - moro froouon+ means of communicable
ui,L u;,lu.u ,ou.. :. mould avn .ho, ,hIio $50
.. - - H.. .. ~ ii
d.. H.. a.so.o 80 no.,aa,
,e ,.. 100
-
ROADS on HAwAII.-A traveller who has recently
passed through the districts of Kohala, Waipio and
Hamakua, writes Us that there has been "A great i'm
in the roads there. Knowing as We do
the value of good highways to the Industry of any
countrv. we congratulate the residents of those dis
,ricts for the improvements noted. which are no
doubt owing TO the energy of such men as G. s. Ken
wav. ESQ and Judge Wight, in supervising the work.
. Il. -, - ...u. c..;I, $500.
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Next M,IL-We know OF no vessel likely to bring
a mail till the arrival Of the bark Comet or steamer
Robert Lore. Both these vessels would leave San
Francisco about March lst. and may be looked for
March y to Is. Should a transient clipper (the
.frcher ~perhaps) pass the port during the day time,
she may leave US some papers, but no mail probably.
% The Tankee, which sailed Tuesday, toak quite
a large list Of passengers, among whom we notice j..
c. S~paliing and his family, c. G. Hopkins, Esq q,
Hon. John Ii. Capt. Randolph Cate Of the South
B0si0a) and his wife.
Z - We are under obligations to Capt. Patty, c.
". Brooks and M'Ruer & Merrill, Tor late papers
per Young Hector.
For THE EAsr.-The schooner Florence will sail
on Saturday or Monday, taking q mail. She is a
fast vessel, and will not he much behind the Yankee.
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PORT OF LAHAINA.
ARRIVALS.

D. Sch Emma RCos-, W=th-rhy. from Nakeua-
2-~ch N-tt.e Merrill. Crane, from Honolulu.
G-St-amrr kiaue4. BtrriI. from Hawaii
sch WarxicE. Bull, from NolOkaL
4-SIoop Laauui. from H1GO.ulu.
E--reamer Kilau.a. B-rr5I. from Honolulu.
Sch Emma RpOse. W-tt-rDy, from Honolulu.
Sch R4mOi, Shepherd. from Honolulu.
I2-SeG Emma RfJke. WejE-Tby, from Nakeua.
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DEPARTURE rs.

Jan oO-Sch Emma RoOke- We'kerby. for Maizena,
Feb Sch Emma Rookie. Wetherby. for Honolulu.
Z-Sch N-tti- Merrill. Crane. FOR HIo.
@~t-lm-r kIau-4. B-rrl. for Honolulu
sch kaMDi. shepherd. for Ethului-
G->,-am-r X Iauea, fOr Hawaii.
sch Warwick, Bull. fr Hawai-.
Sch Emma RO.s-. fr Makeua.
l2->ch Euma EouEe. FIR Honolulu.
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EXPOR

For sAS FRAScIsco-per Yankee, Feb l7-SsI pigs Q19,-
s2l lbS) sugar. 6j7 gals mOasses. l23 bags 70 G52 ibs) coffee,
- g3i lbs paddy, 200 bales C22.776 IOs) pulu, 20 bags (2.257
lD) fungus, , cases mls-, l pkg curosiIes. l case gin. Sllue
domestic produce, Sll,O5l 20 foreign do, S2I2 O6-total
SII.2g3 -.
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pa" at is important that the habits9ei
thinking in flee country should inspire
caution in those entrusted with its'-ad-
.ministrailoh, to con6ne themselves within
their'fesp ec,iveS spheres, avoiding,,sin Tie
exercise of the powers of one department,
to encroach upon another. The spirit of
encroachment tends to consolidate the
powers ofall the departments in-ene, and
thus % create, whatever be !the form of
Government, a real despotism - Wash
aagt0n.
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

A FAIR AND FESTIVAL, by the la
II dies ofRockh Spring Church and Bel
Air, will be held in the Court House, Bel
Air, commencing onTUESDAY MORN
ING, June 10th. and will be continued
until FRIDAY EVENIN G., June 19ths
80 On THURSDAY, the 18th. all ANA
TEuRnCONC CERT will be given, com
mencing at 8 o'clock, P. M" h'j1 syn
! Contributions to The Fair are solicited,
and'may be leltwitheither of the following
'4.' oFFiCERs AND MANAGERS :Iode
.ou, Psesidemt.-Mrs,y John Moores,; 4Tice-
President-Mrs. VIM. FL. Dallah; Treas
urer-Nrs., DR.. R. ID. Lee; Secretary
Mrs. DR., johnson, also -,Ga ..g ergl
I'D, Managers-Mrs. + Stevenson Archer,
Mrs. R. w. Whaland, Mrs. VIM. Boulder,
Mrs. Frank Hanway, Jr.,, Miss fLizzie
,Keech, Miss Jane Rutledge, Miss Lizzie
hh HAITI. gd9 - i9r8.. .Af ut ,ld myl5 /
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9epso odi WAR NEWS s

IN a. passaa. ,R yaa1tIa .ls,ntt, ;sgyushhi i,,n,,
tho, III. two srm;ss on The Rann.honnosp wars
Lin az ,hs gaha 4Sl!,p oXc.,nsa 70,
Ss.+aa7sss r.,+b st,;, ss,I H. vcsr IuoosSr
saa ,hap M oSasSs,. X. nne., Va have rsce;v.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INV 1f.ii1T1 n iII.1 Z
onthsrn Sstn1asrs obiisb N, sccoant ora series
~ +unnb;nc sgbts befSSqe.en botsv ofFederai cav
nSrv 5In51 III stpa,cbt am ,bs t,,6nsederate
gJt.,.r ,,uaar al FSgpast i sira;Sbt was g.
gtarjy neo, fsdsr f,ner .bou, tyrsn,v-
H. NH. Gf.or Ron,,s 4fsaoro;a ana his entire
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FIGHTING QBALIrIEs OF THE lsBBEhs.
The correspondence of the New York
World thus speaks of the Coufeaerates:
"We say Reluctantly, and for the FIRST
time, that the enemy have showed the
finest qualities, and We acknowledge On
this occasion their superiority id tie open
field to our own men. They delivered
their fire, with precision, and were appa-
rently infexible and ,immovable' under
the storm. Of bullets and shell which sbey
were constantly receiving. Co,ni ng 10 d
piece Of timbear, which was o ecu ao5iiea w
a division Of our own men,, half tt nam nam
Der were detailed to clear the woods Ut
seemed certain that here they would BE-
repulsed !, utthey marched right tbrpagh
the wood, driving our own soldiers out,
who delivered their fire and fell bstk,
halted again, fred, and fell back 81 before,
seeming to concede to the enemy, as q
matter of course, the superiority which
they evidently felt themselves Our, ewrl
men fought we'll There was no lack OF
courage. but an evident feeling, appa-
trently the result Of having been 80 often
Whipped, or Of having witnessed the rta,
on the night previous, that they, wess
destined to be beaten, and the only thing
for them to do was to fire and retreat -
The enemy felt confident that they. wess.
to be victorious, ala our own ,aen had,
from some occasion, imbibed the same inn
preston. Our men showed lack Ct ear.
lestness and enthusiasm, but no want Of
courage AN that they needed was the
inspiration u series IL Victories to LOOK
back upon, and an earnestness and cohti-
4, pos in the The success Of the cause fpp
(which they were fggbbttiInag & t. "a
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Il A r; Il : & y.

On May 9Th, j $50, at st. Paul's Church, Chel-
tenham, near Philadelphia, sby the Rev. Mr.. Par
win, WILLIAM STUMP F0RW0OD, M. D.,
of Hartford county, Nd, to. Miss ADDIE BOND,
of Cheltenham, formerly of Kentucky.
On Tuesday, May 18th, by Rev r. J. Keel
ing, OF. the Rock Spring Church, iMTLLKAM, Fl.
WATERS, OF Water Vale, to Miss JOSEPHINE
VICTORIA. second daughter of. Dr.. Abraham
J. Streettall of Hartford county. Z f.
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! THOMAS +? FoRsYTiiE, I IL. 90. r4'&,6.,
~ tn4o eIvsyl2Na IA In thelI Circuit Court
: De WILTON HAINEs, ffor Hartford County,
May 3 k5ssaRD and Court Of ohhaancey
This is Bill filed to enforce claim, Of
a Mechanics lien. The Bill states that
the complainant Thomas T. Forsylhe,
was employed by the Defendant, De Will
ton Haipes, to repair for him one and
half story frame dwelling house, 10 the.
extent of one7fourth Of its. value, and to
build, for him a frame, Barn, twenty, by
iwenty-iour feet, the dwelling house be-
ing situated, and the barn to be built, upon
the TRACT or part Of tract Or parcel of land,
situated in Gunpowder Neck, ia Hartford
county, called Warrington or ss.Legoe's
Point" being The same land WHICH 'was
conveyed to the said Haines by George l..
Kennard and Wife, BY deed dated 18Th
January, 1853, duly, executed and record.
ed in Liber A. l.. j.. No. 8, folio 3l4, one
of the Lacd Record Books Of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, containing 26l
acres. and GA perches ofland more az less
that said Forsythe completed and finish
ed the said repairing andbHilding in a good
work manlike manner, and found and ,(ur-
nished the materials, used and consumed
about, the same, whereby the said Defend
ant, Haines, became indebted 10 ). him lin IN
the sum Of 1928. I5,v which bea has a II
lected and refused TO .pay-that said For
rsvtbe has duly flssdl bis claim Of mecban-
ic,s lien on, The same, il, ...,:; n. NJ, b
"a The Bill further states that said De
Wilton Hainness is nnooin--rfessiidsent III The
State Of Maryland, and prays ! an order, Of
publication giving notice, to said niofi-reesi-
dent Of the substance and Object of this
Bill, and warning him % appear in in this
|, Court il person Or by solicitor, on OF be-
fore a certain day, or this Bin 70 u be Ia
ken pro, con ssso az against him. 2i..1n =
il is thereupon, this 18th, day Of MAY,
1863, adiudged aid 81 DERED, that The
comPlainant by causing copy Of this
order to be inserted in some newsppaape 7
published in Hartford county, once. d We Week
for four successive weeks, three months
before the 10tR day Jof Sepiembep ne next,
give notice ID said ABSENT detesndafiitt,. of
Che OBJECT and substance d 4tkis Bill, aud
warn him 10 appear III this Coohrtb, III Bel.
son or by solicitor, on or before the said
10Th day aaG' Superintendent 10 answer
i.hesprstnises lahdd slisw cause,2if1 any he,
has. whyfa decree oughtno 10 pass,as
Iipfayedy sou bluew g3ll3 w0qI nj .b8iiI tx
TaiI nisdi 70 WMlG ALLOMbAY, Clerk
. True Copy, Test, gGW nwo liodil
myl5 VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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The CASE OF Mr.. VALLANDtGRAM.--
According to statement in the Washing.
ton Cronicle of Tuesday morning, the mil.
itary court-martial at Cincinnati, which
tried Mr.. Vallindigham, have found him
guilty, and sentenced him to be imprison,
ed for two years at Dry Tortugas, Florida.
The Washington papers Of Tuesday even
ing make no mentionjof its Sun, 18Th.
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RAe Three Hundred Dollar Clause,

w AT
The $500 clause Of tie Conseription
Bill $500 worth of money to offset Blood
-attraSts more and more atte pgion; and
the suggestion Of the Sun, that the Union
Leaguers, when iening the League, all
pledge themselves but to SERVE, not to
PAY, has taken deep hold of the public
mind YThs Duioh leagues, the IsignA-
tutes, &c5 paH, Their store, sbe set tdbwn Is
pledges to serve wheii enrolled and draft
cd, not to shi.k. e very man puts him
self apqn the tecord, as it housekeeping
himself TO act as con script, not to draw
his,cheok for $500, &c.
There are in this city now, in office,
under the Federal, State aud local gov.
erpments, doubtless 8 ONE $4,000. office
holders or public emph ,yees: The Police
have 2, 300. The Gust om House probably
1900 rand them there ia the Post Ofief,
With 'innumerable job bers, contractors,
loannsongeFs, etc, etc, = land it, is, NJ very
easy thing for these 15,o DO men to sign
ga LeagueR nWritiug' . name, when
there is nothing to do, and nothing to
pay, is very easy-but7 There are 10000 or
30, 600 other men, not enjoying office or
patronage-+,the great mus Of them me-
ckanics, iaborersJ working-men who can
not raise the $500 to pay Now, every
one of these $4,000 $4,000 men, who
buys himself off from the CONSUMPTION,
imposes upon thofGopornm entj the neces-
sity of enrolling and dra # ing luop Of
these laborers, mechanics, ETC., etc. The
more erempts, the wider aao, deeper the
draft upon the laboring classe s.. The ,sug-
gestion Of theTgSua, There fore, that the
Union Ieaguers Piled ge'i I b emselves to
SERVE, not tn PAY, is Intensely and vide
lily POPULAR No journaliean ray anything
against it, andaevery one vii! ,lor should,
say something for it. Consc1iption should
Ebe for all classes--ayc, more Tor the rich
then for thepoor, !as.the ric b, have more
to defe6d--butaa CONSUMPTION levying
only upon tue bone and muscle aud blood
OF the poor, is not detensible. 7'aV Due
bDGThey. Union "Leagao,R inde,sd, isro Civ
ing the public exactly what il wanted
the names Of the HWide Awsskes" who
organized as drillors tand soldiers before
ithe1wars and who thus virtually pledged
themselves to 90 iatoit IeW We ave never
been able to obtain their names, aud to
hold them up 10 theira pledges but now
we shallshave them id the Union Leagues.
Why not publish their names !? Give us
light. There is nothing 1.-THE public 50
much need.-l.N u Ehpbess aoa7;F Del
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~ This is ,truIy a great country
Already some portion Of the press is be-
ginning to talk of Rockers defeat, or
whatever it may be called, as the man did
of the food, when, Noah would not let
him get into his ark !: ut is Of no conse-
quence-it is not much of shower after
all. Boston C0asier4 n ''a7s~','a. s.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-15

UNTRUE The runor that Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher proposes; in advance Of
CONSUMPTION, to take the field at the head
Of a company of his disciples, armed with
Sharpe's riAes.such as he recommen ded
during the Kansas troubles-is untrue
The rumor had not even the merit of pro-
ili'y.--1roy Wig. org ',d w