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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31


Nicaragua Transit Company suit. The sale OF
the ships on the Pacific has been decided to
have been wrongfuy made and $500. 900 must
be refunded. The subsidy paid by the Pacific
Mail Company, for five months, must also be
restored. The plaintiffs really got about ST.
600, 900.
It is believed that Gen. Franklin, hearing
of allegations Of ineffciency ID his late COM
mand against him, asked to have courtmar
tial assembled for bis trial under them imme-
diately on being relieved from duty with the
Army of the Potomac, and that it has been
determined to accede to bis request.
The three Episcopal c|ergymen Of New Or
leans, Rev. Drs. Leacock, Goodrich and Full
ton. who were banished from that city by Gen.
Butler, for reasons Of which the public are
aware, took passage IN the y. 5. transport
Cromwell, for New Orleans, On Saturday last.
The following private telegram has been re-
ceived at Boston from the {. 5. consul at st.
Thomas, dated the 10th inst. via Halifax: i
have to advise YOU OF the arrival here Of the
brig J. 4, I1llicott, Of Boston, for Clenfuesos,
brought here by the prize crew pat on board
BY the Confederate vessel Retrlbution, who put
the prize master in irons,
The Governor Of Maryland has commission
ed William Clark as an associate justice OF the
Orphans Court of Prince Georges county, IN
the room Of Justice Duckett deceased, and the
anpointee has qualified and entered upon bis
duties.
The French "Courier' has rnmor that
Gen. Fremont is to be made Secretary OF War
It is not credited.
General Porter bears his punishment with
dignity. Gen P had two brothers, one IN the
Navy and one in the army. Both are dead,
with his father, also long in the public service.
Inregard to the intercepted Dispatches, the
Despatch of the oath comments as follows
The affair Of the intercepted dispatches seems
10 have excited in very transient manner the
public mind. The sensation it produced hard
" survived twenty-four hours, The general
conclusion arrived at appears to be that the
disclosures they make are not very important.
The g,1nboat Reliance Capt. Dockray, has
arrived from che Rappahannock and Potomac
notila, with some prisoners, contraband goods,
&c., which were captured by the Currituc}@
about tho mouth Of the Piankatank river, on
Thursday and Friday Of last week.
Washington Smith, a prominent politician,
and Prot: Edwin Robinson. the distinguished
biblical Scholar both died in New York city on
Wednesday.
The Chicago Tribune (radical) is talking Of
organizing an empire in the West, THAT shall
/ -; Z L. NA1>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31
Gold n New York, yesterday, 1871.

The Bali MOI American, one OF the most
thorougIl]y Union papers in the land, has an
editorial article. condenning IN the strongest
md most emphatic manner, the h1I to enlist
rooroes in the z. S. army, and declares that
+ IS "Duttinc the last feather upon the camel
back,' and that it will never consent TO this
last experiment upon the capacity OF tue white
race to endure outrage, wrong an0 disgrace
(4en. Burnside is soon to be examined before
The Committee on the Conduct OF the war,
,,,on the Senate resolution inquirlng whether
anv Generals acting under him attempted to
Interfere with his plans at any time while be
vao Commander Of the Army Of the Potomac
uie chief Of staff WAS examined on Thursday.
THE LEGISLATURE ct Wheeling has passed a
resolution 10 request the President OF the y.
{ 70 cause the military commanders IN Yves
tern Virginia to arrest therein adherents ana
c,-,,7no+hi2ers with the Southern Contederacy,
ona hold them as hostages fer the loyal cltl-
gems caDt,ared b. the Contederates and to treat
them in such manner IS the Con1edeEafes Great
said loyal citizens
A+et. Louis. on the 29th inst: IN the case
of Benjamin Williams, a black man, indicted
far Grand larceny before the criminal COURT the
o,,ost;on whether be was a free man or slave
81 the time Of the larceny, on the 25th OF jan
rorv. was argued at length. The penalty IN
the former case being incarceration IN the pen
;tont;arv, in the latter corporal punishment
Judge Glover has given an elaborate decls'on'
,}o,}:,r;ne the said prisonera free man, BY virtue
of the Presidents Proclamation, and beng
once free IS forever free; the Judge knowing
no power Or lazy by which man being 0"'e
ernanc;patea, can be again e1.sIaved.
n the House Of Representatives, yesterday
$ resolution was adopted inqnlrlng whether
Copfsd exare officers had been paroIetj since the
publication Of JEFF Davis retaliation pIocla-
nation. =
The President sent message TO the o. ,.
Senate. Yesterday, recommending o vote CT
tbanks to Commodore D. D. Porter Tor brave"
~ and skill! ,]isplayea in the attack on Arkan-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

The Senate Military Committee, on Tuesday,
had again under consideration the question OF
repeating the law limited the Major and Brlea'
lier Generals, and finally decided not to repeat
the law, and to return TO he President his re-
cent nominations, on the ground that there IS
no law authorizing them This determination
was made known to the Senate in Executive
session, and the matter was referred to the
judiciary Committee to settle the question OF
law
The President has confirmed the sentence Ct
a Court martial (which was death, in The case
Of coored man named Granson, convicted O.
an attempt at rape, at Thpedeaux, Louslan:.
said sentence to take effect at such time ana
place as may be designated by the command
ing General.
The Boston Transcript has it that Danle
UIlman, lately appointed Brlgadler-Uenerra'
is to raise brigade Of colored men III Ne" VI
leans, and has empowered Governor Andrew
Of Mass, to receive the services OF nuh'Oe'
Of Young men competent to act as officers
An explosion occurred at the Washington
Arsenal yesterday, killing one man and severe,
Iy ipjuring several Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

In the y. S. Senate, yesterday, when II.
compensated Emancipation subject, was urde,
discussion, Mr.. Kennedy said he vas opDoso1
to this whole system, Of emancipation for tho
the border States. He denied that the Gener,I
Government had any power to appropsiatp
money for the purposes OF emancipation H.
had, during the last two years: seen ali the con-
stitufional rights of his State violated, and he
would not commit himself t. q policy which he
believed to be wrong. He had differed entire.
" with the majority as to the means Of resto1.
inc the Union, and if they thought that by
destroying slavery i'll the Border States, they
could help the Union, they were mistaken in
their calculations All that his State was to.
day, depended on the integrity Of the Cnion;>
she might be called the hub OF the great circle
of States; she was too small 70 lnterpose lie.
tween the great StateAhy which she was sur.
rounded, and ali she pleaded Tor was the FIJI,
flImont OF constitutional guarantees. All she
asked for was an adherence to the Constitu,
ton IS it IS, and Union as it was.
He hal no hope for the Union under tie
resent policy Of the majority, and it hi ght be
treason to say 50, but the Government, IN his
opinion, did not afford adequate strength to
sustain the princip Pies onwhch it was founded
They should adhere to the constitution, and if
they did not do that they were fighting fer a
myth When they departed from the law Of
the land and violated the rights OF the States
there was an end to republican, freedom, and
the door was opened to anarchy, re elton and
ruin He asked for bis State that 1t might be
exempted from this legislation, and lett alone
to determine her institutions for herself. lie
warned the majority against persistence IN their
present policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

II the House Of Representatives yesterday:
when the bill for enlis.ing negroes, was under
discussion Mr.. Wright, Of Pennsylvania said
he had conversed with officers Of the army,
who told him that if black soldiers were enlist
ed they would consider it reflection upon the
army, and would resign. Mr.. Moorhead asked
# the officers referred to were ]'ennsylvamans !?
Mr.. Wright SAID they were, and good patriots
TOO, whose aid was needed to fight the battles
Of the country. Mr.. Richardson desired to
say that be had been called upon by captain
Of the army, who told him if the bill passed
he would be very glad to aid in organizing ne
gro soldiers under it.
The roof Of one # the !. S. governL ent
frame warehouses On Union street, beWcen
King and Cameron streets, fell IN on Thu $
from the weight Of snow on it. The building
is being repaired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31
The February tenn of the County Court tog
this county, commences en- Monday next.

LIBERTY HALI-I4ast night, the Hall was
filed to its utmost capacity, q large number
having been drawn to witness the trial dance
between TIM Hayes, and N. Jean St. George,
the former being declared by the Judges the
Champion, and winning the $500 bet: The
double dance Mile 5. Augusta and Marie, was
we'll executed and Matt Gebler deli GIFTED and
convulsed the audience, by his really good COM
ic songs Billy Emerson, the negro deljneator,
did his part in true darkey style. Bliss liar,
rington sang sveetIy, and with fine effect, and
Ill the company succeeded in ellcltlng the
hearty applause Of the large audience.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
S!.kA USES 4sM
Ei FOR RENT. GaE

Brick HOUSE, Market street between Eth aud sl 80
SIS, $3.50 on
Frame House In Mechanic street below Lombard 81
No. u, Sis 90
Brick Il ouss aud Lot ON Lorl street. third door nom
Railroad No rs, 500 90.
Brick House Lord street aerond door from RAILROAD
SIS TO-
frAme House Of Church Taylor streets Sbb o.
do do on Taylor street adjoining tile abovo 80 Co.,
Five brick Houses OF I'M strart Pine Nos 6ti
bO3 $50 90 au1 COG each $50 co.
Five Brick Houses on l2h street Lombard, Me-
COS 605, $50, oUg aunt 5ii, eirh 800 %.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lana. nrst IRON sune
Tavern, each $40 70.
Frame House adjoining alley Sd from tavern $50 I'd
Four Frame HOUSES auj iniug The Ab1ys saeh s36 90
Brick II use on Lomtard street between NIeCauley
aud 18th ftfsetH, STU w,
Brick House S ". Of Front and Thorn stro ts
Sl25 ~.
Cottage at N. W. corner u Freneh and ith St., 70
Brick llodss Tatutll street above Second street No
215, SIS 90.
Small lric, Grange street btlw.ap Third AMI Fourth
streets, 500 10.
Ice House yard On lin sueat h,tvsen Market ana
orange strests.
Two Frame Houses lalh ,nd Elizabeth streets, each
49, ca
Brick House GU hurch stiect between Eighth aud
Ninth streets. ibi co.
Brick House, No. llis King street between 18th aud
lith Streets 500 On.
trick House. Taylor teiwvvn Locust aud Buuouwuui
tl4u 90.
kriak House Market stioel between 18Th aud ll,h
streets 500 10
Bh,K tiabeou lgth street between Market aud Orange
Streets sos ~.
Brick house On 9TH sueet hetwaen Pine anl spus,
street. 500 Co..
Brick House. rouns well finished, with 10 acre. u
land, aud brick stable. near Wilmington, l6u 10
House and preini-sa at the s. l.. corner u MAitvt
ana Water Streets, nov m t- tenureof james h. Cox aud
Mm. p Carr, possession on the 18th Of Aarl next.
Apply To WILLIAM McCAULlEY,
iab2s dOi Market ST., Wi lnngton. nsl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
ORANGE GROVE
WITS Ely.
v. 4. &.

UHG pUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER Known,
has furnished the community stimuaut pure, health
full and nvisoratius at the time mild, delicious
beverage II is calculated to do away with the vile
druggsd stun that pslmed Oh the commuuity aud
which is inl urOus u body and mind For sale hy
Y. c. GlLpIN Sole Agent,
rconer OF Tenth and Market sts Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call the attention OF Gardeners sud ohers
" to our large selected stock OF fresh Seeds consisting
Of Garden Flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated ~
the celebrated Seeds men, D. Lanireth 500. Those ii
want OF good aud reliable Seeds can find them At
g. CHANDLER & SON
mar OH Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lNSUBA NOE COMP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner of 9Th
and Market Straats Wilmington. Del

Onee wilmington Institute, corner OF 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 10 FIVE
PER CENT.
inHR principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to he
the safest and experience far has proved It to be The
cheapest means of Insurance against Loss BY frs ami
although this institution has teeen but l. years in
lstenee the list Of insurers will compare tavOrably with
any otheri and the isaa by fire during that time al
though not few, have been promptly paid as all who havs
been insured in this Office aud have had the misfortune
to be burned out attest The object has been TO
cure good list OF safe risks rather than to swell the
number Of insured without regard to hazards; thus les
SEEMING the liability Of sinking the cash capital in If
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
MISREPRESENTATION Candy, Vincent c. 0ipin, George
Richardson John A, duncan Jacob Pussy. John C0chnu
William Tatnall, Edward T. Bsllah, samuel Canby.
BRAsDYwER HUNDRED --Edw. Bringhurs Bli B, TAlley>
CHRsTlAEA urSbRGD.-Chas W Rowland, james lid
die.
NEW CASTLE HuNDKgD.-J0hu iuysr.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HuspnED--Abram =. Shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEO. II. =. SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer ift
e Ofies hours from 9 to and IRON 10 8.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

CHEAP BOOKS

NOW Is the time for prrf1ns who deslre to hl up N
N shelves Of their Libraries 10 purchase BOuks they
will probably never bs able to buy them lower
The subscriber Is receiving day TO day large lo
Of we'll selected Books from the late Auction Sales
Philadelphia and is deter mined to sell them At Price
lower than they have ever been offered before They
hlft Of
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORKS,
In plain and gilt bindings suitable for presents
Of them will bs sold At half the publishers retail pitrr
and less. The public Invited to csll ~
aud examine JOHN 4. PORTER,
us Market street. sgn " the Blg llocs
Don't forget No. H..
FAMILY BIBLES,
akAUrtFul APPOINTMENT AT
VERY Low PRICES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
Desirable city Lots for sal.
VA WAsnr MuRsnRIIs
NEW BooKsI

~ H. =. T. Balsr's BOOK oaI Ns9,pas,- gs,,,
d2O Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
irumps, story Of American Life by O " Curii.
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collind
Harry Hatson, by joint Irving
The Attorney, by john o. Irving
The Constitution Of the United States
" I'D Life by Capt. Wayne Reid.
Life Of General Francis Marion.
hyeTybe iy's Lawyer
Moral History II Women
Miss uhaft's Career.
Une of Them, by Chas. Lever.
The First fAlns Step, by Reynolds
The Woman IN white, by Wkr Collins
IwoniA hive different kinds ai Novals nj dina sssh
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newsp,nsf ,
Books Stationery aud Fancy Articles Tor sale h e,e.
VARIETY s 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16

sdeTdIHTy Anu ITaAdWToT--hUbhNT lIuUAbEl VI D.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywine HID James DeaplAin, Christi
HID; james Webb, samuel Barr, 4. c. Stotsenburg
and jesse Sharpe, Wilmington lid Robert MeCabe Mil
Creek Hd. John f. Williamson White Clay Creek lid
George Janvier New Castle lid Curtis II. Ellison, Pen.
eader Hd; Johu g. CLARK, Red Lion h.; VIM. 1euiple
smyrna James II. Burnhana, St. Georges Hd. Chafles
T. Fleming, Peter Causey Milford Henry Todd Doyet
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdBNrs-As well TOR receiving applications for insur
dues Of N emhers:
Ell Wilson, Brandywne lid Robert McCabe, MIL
Creek lld, James Delaplain. ChrstiAna I'D; John +.
Williamson, White Clay Greek HID; Curtis B. Ellison,
Peneader Id Red Lion st. Georges, and Approximately
Hundreds; Joseph g. Griffith Smyrna james Crppen,
New Castle HID Charles Il. Fleming Milford. Charles
Tunnel, Gcorge'ow Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate Aieu-
Ion.
TN ROBERT MoCABE NJ D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of DR.. HuTd's Dental RENE
1 dies, which We cannot fiji, None are muilabe
/ except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on recnipt Of price (l5 ceutsl and
one stamp But to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storckeepers are
| behind the age, we have put up packages il,
white embossed boxes, inches by four
with eompariIoea1s-each box containing A bott
tie OF d.. Hurts .uouh Wash, and Tooh Ache
Drops, box Of Tooth Poapder the NeUrg,,j7
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise On Tseth
and their Discusses, ME best means Of preserriDg
item, ami tie pr0per treatment Of ChRdren's TeeI
worth Of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express rs directed. As tue Exprt rs charres
are not much, any, more on dozen than on
one, IL Is far cheaper TO order six or n dozen
packages at one time. a large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed OF to ueieh.
bors with public benefit, for no one eau estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and dis.
fgurement, expense, loss OF time and money
would be saved to the country il every family
to day had one of these packages, which, 10 it,
self, is a complete set Of Deatal Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. Is. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings.
New York, and write name and address plainly.
That remittances may be made with confidence
W. b. II. K Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyu.
to G. W. Griffith, President Of The Farmers snd
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manufacturers Gazette to Joy, Coe
< Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. r.
Barnum, Es'., who knows good thing when be
sees It anil who has already ordered a second
supply, etc
1000 Agents Wanted
To Introduce DR.. nurds Dental Remedies into
every County, Men or women who want Ia
rraa1 10 roHn nttt,1 la, d.
articles than anything 10 market. They are
new, usef al, low priced and we are spending
ihousnuds in advertising them for the benefit OF
agents Boxes of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt of seuen dollars
about hah' price, to any person wishing to test |
his Or her skill in selling with the view Of be-
coming arr agent They can be sold in day. |
BsS@ We mould rather pay salaries han Commis
SONS 10 hass rho prove Themselves etfeisnt salesme
ge2S- Now is the time to go into the business
For addres and references sec above
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
Furniture ana Venitian Binds
]. & j. N. HARTMAN,

No. 40 King Street. ahovs Fnurth.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
WE would respectfully Inform Tie eitiaeps Of VII
~, miHstou anu the surrounding country that We
EE a.h AM LONG EsTABLlsHkD wARE-ROONs,
urnturg Of every variety and style consisting Of Ma
hOgany, Rosewood aud Walnut liintture ,ufabln for
faFlor Dining-ioom and Chamber uses.
our assortment OF Furniture as large aud varied
can 10 sund III the state Of Delaware and artices sold
RESENTED. $40 - 80 "
made to ordUr aud constantly on hand Ne IN, manu-
Hair Moss and llusk Mattresses.
ne, J.&J. n. HARLAN.
- NO. 40 King Atttels
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-16
BOOTS AND SHOES !!
JOHN MoLEAR & SON.
ConVeyancers, Notaries Publio
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brolsers,

No. liz Market street
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BulIbiNu
accurately drawn. '' @''mlfY and
o.,,,,,. PR0MissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
sIoChh AND LOANS al all kinds bought an,, snii -
euihnsS'9h ~ thiE city or al the Broters boards IN p
ueiphA, new York Or other cities by mean. a. ,,,
pouring DI9kerH WHO are all firms Of high etHndin, w
NJ LNIkA COMMISSIONS are chargeI On sio.,. 90
puIehA 'td abroad, tbs regular hr6Aers
and uur agents. S9'"orn Ourselves
kAFIs.-We draw gu PHILADELPHIA New y,th ar i,,.
,o anu procure dfaits On other American rtlas =. ~
lowest rates OF exchange ''''oS Al tue
fuhEluh DhAFrS.-We draw on Great Rtit.in L.
ahu, Ntrmahy Hnd every other country Ia Enrone
s," VI unuoputed laudns, In sums to sui our
ENunANuE-POrelgn ar Domestc-bousht aud all,
a. tie uosl favorable rates allowed by the msrket
York. ~ '"'" iVl SheeAh on New
REAL ESTATE we attend to tho pnreb,aa an, -.
Va Nal Estate IN town or country aud Ttspaefv i..i,
purchasers or sellers to give Us call M rem, ss.e
ton Of their rents. "'''Nd " tne e"iee-
CirLbCElONs-our Correspondence n,.iIs 49, 4.
IeA.n Auy prominent point In Ameriea or in a,y c
.ouhsfyi through the most reliable ,haunelg In fs
l' nahlhs collections therefore eoinnlats ,t,i
persons awaiting themselves Of them nav ~
maj thtlf business will he faithhliv sna
slut.PtN Attended to. tlr charger Sre "a Inv a. -
made by aiy reliable parties. -" ~ Hle
H. o,eiy osse Where we ers employed our aim 4. I, ia
~ s ot 'he interest Of our cusu,lurs and We soiii
III image 81 our friends aud the public g4uerillv
'N JOHN MeLLAH q goN
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-25
Another. Failure !!

The Gisssicusis was siek again, last Sst-
urday Dighs--all Efforts TO bring him before
The public proved fraislsss-he woaldn's
come out there VA 10 show snagsris
stock 10 deprseiatiDg Ii 10 not worth much
more than 0onfedsrass nstes-our Uadsr-
ground Reporter hiss seventeen shares.
which be requests an TO advertise for sale
at 40 ssDts. The failure, ON the last reg.
lar night, il accounted for Ia three ways
We attribute il to the presence Of The SOL
iiers--ths chief sesors were oil engaged
playing 6 War Dsnocrss,' y for, ths sdiAsa-
siop OF the troops, aud imagined that .
Seossh show would not be appreciated by
Federal soldiers JsGsris says il was be-
cause they eouldn't procure the g principle
they couldn's raise the cash, aad he
wouldn't take their notes. This 10 Oertain-
y very plausible reason; bus our Usssr-
ground Reporter says the failure 10 astrib-
utabls 20 the absence Of one Of the ohisa
actors - an indispensable msmbsr- who
was unavoidably detained In the a gusrd
house, - On account Of slight misunder.
standing with the soldiers in regard TO the
ownership Of certain rsvOlvers. The fra
Saturday night when none Of ths perform
ers are In Jail for stealing when there ID
money enough in the treasury TO purchase
the " principle and no asldisrs in town,
we'll have show. h.. 49,. ~ ..s..s -.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-25

!
Tbs various rumofs in regafd 10 sha Oop-
spssheaas = arming shsasalvssn are at
wholly wishoas fsandasisn. Several msaa-
hsrs % shs party 10 this oisy hass aatelg
been presidias thsmssisss with arns a -
sxpsnss d ths United statss. oufts !
numbsv q rsvolvsss wsre sesien from -
oazosrs and men os To 9Th sasslry, Wills
in shis city. The most e sAs pistols all
exoeps ora, We believe were sabseqasasly
recovered, and oil psrs foaa6 sssAe -
sion 81 sssasbsss e ~ coppsrA eaS percy
One of Ne shisf maaagsrs &c Tia pen
the pgoprissos els hlgh paersl aesgsry,
and eo-dsiegass via Bahbits 10 - 0eanta
Oonrsntion- asissd viii ayidiss apon -
opporaanity Of prosuriag Federal aruass md
appropriated several !. eolss;s tMo ware
found seegssed ID bis g ccra pile {, and 90
that could nos 30 foand he soldiers msds
him pay for. s y
This OopperAssd is certainly wDFthy Of
promotion. Hshas proved hisfaish by hi
werka- -shoWn himself secsah OF ths arsb
ordsE--snd merits as ths haads Of tho party
. better position than township delegals 70
! connsy convsnsian. IL be 10 not given i
prsminent plsss on the next g tiekst, |. his.
tory viii write deNn the ooppsrksad party
o. Possawataanie Oounsy - crualiy NM
grateful.