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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-13
ROME .DEPARTMENT.


T1ia Fi6bsis efl
Af,lcpd has furahhed a. witlrs oopyof a
letter frem MalOs Potter, Fdvak6 Masiss Of
The i05tb Regimanf. descsibiar soms q bic
czperisnce 10 fossgiae. from which va ,sko
tho following extra o.; y III .4f
Sad IN my forage and sa bsis,anee
expeditions, that one hnll OF the Southern
army IL made up By impressmenii and
the Impressed had no alternative bot tol
obey. For instance: Nesf ,bc Stale .ine,
tTenn.. i rode into 4 field, ,spd drove out
= yoke ot oxep for beef. snd s,epped inio
the house 10 give ths ,isual rgeeipt Got
them, when ihe woman said "Do mol
take my oxen. I bog of Yoa : Cor Il il al 4
have TO svppor,my family Of seven little
children wiih-s n said 10 her. tWhere
is your husband 2" She answered, sTd
thel Confederate Army. .,' serksA 1,lsaid 1,
che ought 10 CONS home and take care of
yon." "0h, sir. he had TO 20, ior he
owed Mr.. johnson. aud he said. II he did
not 60. he would have the Coafedsrases
shoot hin, aad destroy az he had: md
90 ne had to 40. BAT said he would rather
~ t~-'.T'f 6Nt ostr - .beNo uVt bcrfu from
him since then inqui;ed Of her where
tnis Mr; Johnson lived. She ssid. about
eight miles on the road souih. ] replied
TO her thai l would leave ber tho oxea.
and pay my respects 10 Me-, .. and his
cattle. then started for his planta:ion.
with thirty mounted men. and made him
pay Tor the oppression Of thai man with
thirly head Of hna blcoded eattle, ITO lat
sheep. and .four Of the largest and finest
inules ever saw. and six fine horses, and
two negroes. and ought 10 have burned
up bis Whole planta.ion: but l LEFT him.
aud politely invited him to eAll- On Cob
Hall. and he would make Il Al figEf with
him. Before len him. I put Elm ID
mind OF the man he forced into the Con
federate ArmysHiYG 81 RHa
: : = s.,.,r-7- rl.ssp
= p headiey' = History ofthe Rebellion.
The Srsi volume of this gtcal aort Is
nov issued, and tho secopd viii 90 Issued a,
tho close Of the war. lss Apee3 xlgss,s ep85
The work embraces a, .,,sa a !, y. s..s =.
count Of de whole con,ss, sas 49, s.;.'s =. as
cause. rise and proyress ~ In % - ~ si,:, W.
the nptisins and ~ -, sssss's'vn, -
people. .--.the patriotic liberality and cheer.
iul yolunteey;,,o at fJ,a Nor,i d aad W. W..
the immense military and financial re-.
sources Of the Goyefnment,-the raising,
orgsnizing, and furnishing both Armies
and Nav'es; together with description
:. shs recent discoveries 2, aud inyenlions
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Il |aI.." :
To Pussuanee of ab order gfsntcd 81 tho
Il Probate Caarl Of Geauge County. Ohiv,
l viii osisF sos ssis e pabsio sucsich, : tt'
0A Seturdey. Ne essh day If lu.sssk. as6s.
as 10 o'cloak. forenoon, apon tho pssmises.
theu following Described Real nsiete. isitaass
in the County Of geasfa and stats 81 OEIo,
to W Situate 10 the to wnship of Raficn'
10 SAID County and State, and being part 81
Lot No. 90. Ia sAisl tossnships. boes,dod on
tho north by AApd swned By Elisha Chap.
mar; on the cas-, by the river, on the aon n
By T. b. Hais's land ) on The xest hy lAna
owned by werl,hy Daytpp; csnsaln.ng Is
acres Of lspd, APPRAISED at $4,000. Tersas
OF shio-- One half Of the purchase money ts
% ps'd 70 hand, the t.ienee 70 one year,
Jseees exah q. r. MERRfFIELD,
Adminisifator Of John Day ton, deceased
" By bis Atty's. CksF1E1D q SAITH.
Fob. 24sh, 1868. 6s5w6
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NEW STEEL ri.AJE ceilNTy col0REb
cANADAs.AHD,N NEW 'BRuNswiCK,
,.Fseass recent surveys, completed Angus, lob.
i;,' isos' cost szoSVp 70 engfaycit, and one years
Superior to my 40 mnp ever made hs,t elton
or Mitchell and 9 lls ntthe lsv price ci 50 Censs
i''ssSi Sg AMI SS's gAiipS3, MIR 5sI = Y sse
Of the United States and Canadns combined in
ssasna ~ ,re1a one giving y sEssIhf'''SsT
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
l@s and distaiire betwcene e'iH l.sas
sGnnrausee any woman or man s3 10 rs pcr
day, aad vii tske back al ,mspstl's, caanstiie
so1sand' Tsiand the money. 49, essasss. s.i.s&
Send tor ei1woftilsto, try.,gssF eai ~ y sf1na
Printed instructions how 10 canvass well fur.
nished .allourgcNaist sse@Tssa sassr-944fs
siWanied--Wh Wholesale. agents sier oar mapn IN
eyeFy Stale, California. Canada, France fcn-
gland md Cul,nl Aiortuue may be made with
d few hlntted d0llats' capiyal No Comest;l,o
s,ee j, ". fJ.UY ID, Nh. l64 broadway, M. w.
The War Department uses our Nfnp of yirgia
ia. Maryland and Penhsylyania--cost 500 yOCo,
on which Is nirrkrd Autietnin Crrfk Mar yland
lights, shapsbarg. Williansppf Fen,ly.' isI.s- be-
rcrsville, Nolands serd. and . u ethers ON the
poiomnc. and cxery ofher place in Maryland
Virginia and Psnusyiy ,Niaa Is s. nspey 5etsnasa-
AZ NAP OF akENTDcily
OHIO, INDIANA 81 H.LlNOIS,a
isihe, ,oply authority for Gen Buell. anis.he War
Department sl0ney refunded 10 my one find-
ite On errerin Price ~ Ceres. = 3 49,. 2
$50 - Ffomsshe TriB6fie. Angus. q ~ . sss
s.f. 10y DIS AZ APs OF VI HlstNLA. MARY
Ian ~ ard PEN NSl,i.yANI Ar This Map Il
veiy large; its costis but25.censs, and 90 - IA
IiOfbss GitfA 4 u MA tlt TIlENIiss1s.
SfPPf KIvtsi{-F Fion Acyunl Surveys by (apis.
Baff aid Wm. Bowen, Mississippi River pilois.
OF 81 Le;sia, Mo-, sIsows every yltuan's plantation
and owners namc. from NJ Louis, 70 the Gulf oi
Mexico : .350-eycry sand tar, islstd, Harding.
townnnd all places 20 niles back ffons ahe river;
colored IN Counties and Stples.ss rfice.y)ne Dol.
lar IN sheets, e. pocket forms and s2 SO on Nm.
On. with rollers Ready Sept Goth. ~ i1sF1 .ag
N1vr DEr'T, WxsH.xaroN, Sept. i-th. 1862.
~ Il LLoyp Sir Ssud me your Map of tlle
Mississippi River with price per hDndred copies
Rear Admiral. Charles II Davis, coinmand'g the
Mississippi ssqundron, 10 aushorizedte purchase
as ninny AZ afetequifedf for nse Of tiat squadron
w6IDEONr WEIdsEss.i s'ec'y Of tic Navy,
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GOmMERCiALy


Chafdon Market..- Retail Price Current.
Rseerss.i e2pres4lr iof Tie eJsrskrspszEuDrn
eRAr ~ Mosefs Wi'Ksxs Y kstlsx Chs rdon
'ss' 'ss'ss s.I is so = .
CoFfEE--Iava.... ....... ..pei h.. w
Rio.g.st. ......s.t. pcs 10. SIN
Ground ..ssss.-s. .s.- s.tsptf ~. 20
cvns.sssG siS .ii.ii.. ,pssIoseib rs
CANpLks-- allow. ....., ). .."per lb IS
stseflns 4 ~ ~ 81 = s>per H. is tellsx
Shelled.,.' ....r-..... .-.p pei husheI si %
Esss ....... ..... ..-.....'.. per dozen ~
FLc -iaperine ,t,.- per bar. 81 : 30
ExstS $500 .'.tSef bAfssl N ! Is
Double Extra per barrel 90
stolWhite Whents.-. !.t.iss..l.l-' h0sl s rs
p1rSoeen.s hess IN burieis.s ssgs4 r,s easl
f''IsI yhIIs SGs e's = & Z, 50
s 14vhi,cper W. ~, ,,.s. ,,rs..es;.-..,,s fsi5
Trout ...s,...,. ,.t.,.. ~, Eaf lbg;.,.i, 5
n Tro1s !; I; !. !. taFFet ss 70 %
Hay .slass.s'..s..s pa ION 3 q $40 10
ISfksSa Sfessed = :. 80. J. ( s...' m .ser H.
Oars -. ...... ~. ...... PEI bashsi baso
orIs--Lard white sFainedl :, .sper gallon i,95
Coal OIL ergaL, thrss, - Is
RIcE--Prime s-.,..... per lb H A j 1
RAtsiNs- Box :. ................... 4 30
vslse.ia Rsisias spssit .ry.s,,,sri LEX
= Layels per % ~ ....r..Pei boz 2 GU
fsgN IL 4 saisias - .s..p per bot "a SO y
5YRur--Golden ...i. .s.s....lp per aiion SIX
Sieiasses New ltlssns Z. . psi i gsiiS" sS c. G.
SysAsl- l-Crashed and graduated perlb.i is;s Js
faiverizcu = ..'..' .... ....per ID IL
.sConee twilitel-.rsf. .-spof ib.3.sg nm u
Cchee yellow '''' ..-' - ,.... per ID IS
Brown. ...e. pefib 10 to "a
s9tfste ", 2 ehende9i tSaI, :,vi,sf' .ilyS iiSo
aYeiiow-..e ~. ss..a..s..s. ..pef lh.l7 to
tCasliles. .,i.ss.ttA. ....-- ..,' per lbs 2a
Toilet bars.... -. ........ l2k
TatLVw :. : .sAsA. ~, ..>s. perilb. 10
SsLr, hbl ..,..f...f... ........ So. ...,. 65
To sack ...stss. .......... ..,s20 to 30 E.
CoRN MEAL ..............~.; 81 200
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Death of 4 auea soldier.

The following extract from q private let,
ter given an sccountof ths daAtll Of q NOM
Der Of Co. q. 4ist reg gimsni -- Harrisou 7.
Hughes, Of Hea,sburghs $780, "a & II
Z ssfarfison fell by the hand Of the
Rebels, ,at II O'Clock The 8 ist Of eoembsr.
He was struck with ssshelIjn thepleft TEN.
pie, and died Ia I've minutes We were
then lying in support OF battery, ex-
poscd-to one ofthe fercest cross 6res Of
tive Rebel buttcrics aud Rebel ia faal.y - -
The sssae shell burst within three feet OF
me, wounding Charles Moss slieh.Iv.---
Ira sat close 70 his sisIs. He has received
no injury except slight bruiss on bic
hsnd. 1 went through abscatled, Bu.
was more than city times Obliged 10 hua
the ground or be tora 10 pieees By lie
grape and she'll Our C6mpaag loss two
killed. fftoen w0unded, end one no,
accounted for. Jabn Bridemau was
wounded in heneck, not morlally We
isis Harrison on the ground uniif night /;
then Ira took him. and carried him lew
rods of. apd laid himrinu hgiiaiug. Az
ter that the place iel iste che handso oi
che Rsbeis. Il made two unsuceessful at
<empts % bury him. but was fred on by
tbe Rebel pickesss The fourth day The
Rebels sled, and helped 10 bury him.
wtth twelve others, close to the railroad,
thrae miles FRAN Murirsesbose. At bis
headis 4 beEfd With the sinseEiptioa cut
With kaiies H,T. H., $iss Neg.. 90.
u ~ w. a q AL -. s,,ee
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~ The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boiyin's Celebrated
Silfer-COatcd. FEMALE PILLS.

G7HE only certain and safe Remedy for all
Uterine obs,tuetioes Mo,nsl.ly Diiiieultes, IT.
em az svisa ann md ~ ro,hsT "issN S s5sas asae
These Pills contain no deleierious il 1aredisnts,
but .i. are seie and certain IN their Sc'ion They
c,ses ~ % Pro,an.es i;,s@I in 'rca,,ies ~ y,
Whites; they will be found the essiest and mos,
cSriaip cure !has lesnibe iongd. 8isen account
-, ~ lp,s ~, yah tnsy shosta poa ne taken
a, asrssis 70 he be bsoas @ IL as Il
other periods their gse is perfeetly safe Z, sssa
viii s ps y e
q! 8. CjiDsk y t,spefsi eis ysni
= - I, Fort Erie q. w ksfalo, n .Y.,s
!, senuine
Wrapper. .lsss7s hs'.s', Il q - y
W Eo. 81 ls ~ Cock cChsgdpg G. $; Field.
as. "a, sH.n,a H.asJo" - . freas' Oia''d0 Z, inomp
= Is ~ - 5 : sl,-..ss ,,l,4r
Tho Scandinaviah Pills aud Blood Pn
: 3sssses I, rifier.n .s... s,s ssSs .,,,.
( IA s CrscrsNxrra .Iuiv 4 a. gasa ~
No. o. W Ro,icr 4. ~ e;s ~.
rrenlv q inouir;es made ~ ma I, s.dL- ,,,vas,
me- 49, .slsas,,re 10 ssv' -.hs, Mr. n i.,ssa &
Of the Society 81 Friends ana w,dow II
the late. Dr.. Alice. az Cinc;nns,; nrey;ons
ia ker goiny F.s. expr ssseg bay 1I,,s. ,t;
denee IN the'elI;eary of'your esand;ns via,
Rsaediss and ',hs hs,sss;. sha' d..;.,.a ~,
fron ,,s;ng shs,, shs had hss .,..5 n Z Nv. -
from general prostration st lines Be;ns
owe, seventy. six wears n, .ages onh,hsiosiss ,s
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PR0RATEr NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
gTsffis fotlowi1e sccoaass hayo been fled
4 ia The Pfobsss sceurl Of Gsangs ce. o.
for settlements. visa sss1 gsl glslai.
Rx'Ts Of Obed Hale, lla deed, IBinai Acct.
Azariah Lyman,
Gdn. 0f fWnl. Bid3Sy, Dr., ags = nia -" EsF z
+. of C. II. & Gideon Russell. Psyfl ACCT.
Assignee Of 81 HarrIs inscly,, =. :. $50
/ Said accounts win nsnd for bearing 70
said Court, at tho Probate OHee 10 Char,
don. on tho 4th day Of April next. at ten
O'clock A. A.. until shoh time oil Interested
may except lt-l So"
M. 9. CANFIELD. Probate Judge.
Char don, March 18Th. 1868. 6s7wS
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RuFfA 10 ROBES, . Fine Lsi iu.srsasiysd
Is7sf ss a '1HRaS &'MVRRAy.o
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MEDICAL


,SdTSapdTl1la
- ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD. I
iahffs NJ. ,s,s2y rsH sfmt kno~I,< sdabiainss.
issrsfsIA : a ss sssrd D. - nnsrtfsss .s.sh
fn ,;,s,ssi 81. s,;fss,- sfEfs srnce;s;s
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tnrsisdes elnt Jour senzie,llIs has sihs ~ ias.
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sl ss'Si .ss sa 'sf:,sisi .s,ss
is't lhs l.adsr grew sorss. n length rss S:jicsa
y fssd n 81, 9o.IeI ms...ns.r ,hss shsi prepared
"a i III as' s ai'iii ~ e sp us a. sooS <
80 =. i.. \ ..s,'l s:,.. & @ s,,
stIn s,on began 10 krs uaass ne sss5 eliza sfsrs
yi.iis ~ e1 ~ fkiR y ner dssr. md tner " my
e. si ss G esss w H.. ..fs ~ q, *. & s ~ ~ ;;s tss e.
,va sf tii ysf - oas sf ne sr-tlss u de srs
''d ''"'''- '''f s'''s'''- 1issrfb ISssf 4 " ,,xy
81. And. srys Fiss. rsss u Nv .tge1...
ssT.sass ana sas1 81 Il hs...s, sssls iassd,
si Mtngwer,ss &pre Et<ss DesFsy~a taef
y. syIsrt y PseLle writes ssra sai.m, y Y, sah
Dspty etish tbsssief u feffnfrsaia hiaiiy ~ tfs
psrIeEprinG ~ sarsalnriia end also
s. es. 81 ssss iSss. y w s b I, ssns'ssy 6 | y
Hronehoeele, Goftre % 8ssefted Mech.
zsb.sn 1ipza n larptct. ferss, efisst Thrssi1tr
nss q joss sarssPyiii@ cured Ne ffefn clt = Did
ssss swsllng sn sss nesk, ~Lidi had suffered hyin
feaesrrhaa or whites, % Osatlsn ,fr.sasf,
Uterine liberation, Femaie Diseases
sass ~ ssspiy & de ne q sosf ss ss.t n
se1Hgt havs EwhA yopr Sf,alsfilis ncat ereellent
Ais.stiss ~ he punesoqs eysIlaisi. for rhi,h ~s
q DE sersuivps diaiysir- hsfs sHd naan5 lnyeter-
sis eases q I1scarflss ~ u ebd some where The esn
silon iissif vas saop epg.i. Fe,ivk pihis s kss~i
etfa f1v.'e " tr these Finale derankr'nenis". a, si
rgs ismoy M oss q ilis isaissia ny issailt
yh,eh ssi eshea sll ,he reslisn ss so'ii ssgy irs
lsaE,h pssn Completely satca W ,.. Estr.et q ssr-
s~sapaEi. p 10 IAN FsIort bsibTs sa,Iiaz ass Il
ps,.S sss,Ss = Ass is..s sos s'ney eight v''A
sacsgFaiiss ana DrsFewssaf Disssess
sfuEoiIaf sfI sEsH OnfEsra, 2Sib Aueest 1850.
d q A,ls: sis sbsssiIy semp,y VIZ ~ ms I.:- ~
ih.'s sa1 sh H. "a ~ rsa.tico mot n he com
effects truly wonderful In the Of ynyeai asd us,>
eiet ssuss e,e Il my PATIENTS a syphilitie ulcers
p. q .' Il. & ss gsss sGs..ssg ss sss sss '
sndsls ssar,S.a, = 81. nose. nd q: sIs'.a,ss Nd
Yielded 90 ny sniaEtssisn q ycar ssr.apsriia sse
dlragurstisn 10 hi E.eo. woman Who asd been
treated fe< ts senls disorder " hsscufy sring
,n s,,,. o.; y ss. T. y, ssss asy IND s.ss; :
erueia,iag pals, Ia hss is,s and bones She, teo.
ss, sn,.',,. y soss ss;sslssa ... y y ysss,
this Preparation from your ishoraisy must ba great
remedy coa.squonily sLsss lsi5 is.nartaJIS ls.ais
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UsfvrasAIisr MEErrso. Rev, Mr. VIII
son, Of wiIloushby, will preach 81 The
1oEa HAliis this village. on Sunday nezt,
forenoon and htternoon. ssa BEigS /
ltf2t .seeG sa1ea vsEt
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= 2 Ffse IJttteFs 17e l5itt Up tH qudFt
Bottiss Of irhfch the abets is a Jir,- strs4g
ibs. 4hsi label e finely engraved, ana :
is p,sosttlsia tsttk a safs-gtsards .feonsa
ooasntsrt tsitsrs. sE'sfds 81 Per bottle; or
sis for S5. eeisaaiae.sh 81 e3 has sGegEs@
q w. Fobael, Rropsfssc~, Ne O.
East Fourth. e., Cfncirnass. to tshoss
alE orders shouId De addressed, k 4E
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erMiis Society ss ne rova Hal, sex.I
Tuesday evening.
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DEFERRED ITEMS.

DEFERRED ITEMS.
Last fall the wreckers began operating at
the Navy Yard Of Norfolk where the James
town. Delaware, Columbus, Pennsylvania,
Germantown and United States lay submerged
The two latter have been raised from their
sunken positions and now lie high and dry
nnon the shore. Opposite New ort News
the Cumberland and Congress lie in about
eleven fathoms of water. The former IS with
her starboard side upward, and is greatly ex-
nosed 70 the ebb and food tides. The subma-
r;ne divers 90 down every day and thus tar
have nlaced heavy chains through the port
holes. preparatory to raising her. The lifting
power will be ready very soon.
Among the clerks recently removed from
office was Mr.. Charles Calvert, who was thirty
years ago appointed clerk in the War De-
partment by General Cass.
The New York Court Of Appeals appointed
the twenty sixth instant to hear arguments on
the validity of legal tender notes, and the
Bank Superintendent has retained counsel III
the suits brought against him for not compell-
ing the banks to pay specie under the law.
The decision will, of course, be fraught with
the most important results.
It is said that upon the retreat Of General
Milroy S army, quite large number OF the
officers had their wives with them, and these
unfortunate ladies are still in Winchester, not
knowing whether their husbands are dead or
alive, prisoners Or safe among their coInpan"
ions III camp.
4 movement is on foot to organize rifle
corps throughout the Northern states, upon
plan similar to that in vogue in England and
Switzerland, with view of creating force
that shall be available tor any emergency
The men are to be supplied with the Spring
field or Enfield rife.
It is stated that Prince Napoleon IS going
from Egypt to Constantinople in order to ne
eotiate for q settlement of the difficulties IN
the way of the Isthmus Of Sucz scheme.
The Washington correspondent OF the n.
Y. Herald says-"There have latterly been SO
many open and scandalous offences against
morals and manners by the numberless fast
people of bad repute, that the authorities have
been obliged to enter upon series OF measures
Of the sumptuary character. Pretty severe
rules bid fair to be adopted.
When the Confederates entered Frederick
city, Md, they took possession Of the hospit-
al. The inmates we're all paroled indiserimi-
natey No oath was administered to the
men, nor any list Of their names given They
were mostly told to consider themselves 'parol-
ed, and q promise was exacted from them to
give no information which would injure the
cause of the Southern Contederacy.
The interruption Of travel over the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad, as we'll as the main
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,,uiet in that vicinity, anu tnat oi1o AaAAlo"o'
,ra;ns nassing ND and down on that day from
,1,a Ferry were not interrupted. The Confed-
. etos made no demonstration On the heights,
and General Tyler Was prepared to defend tne
,,,z;tion 10 the last moment. Refugees stated
that The Confaderates said that Gen. E"ell
declared that he did not intend to make any
attack. but would ultimately compel snrren-
der BY starving out the garrison
The infantry Of General Ewel's commano
ha1 been encamped in the mountains, H1Shln
zeht Of Maryland Heights for several days.
bnr at three 0 clock on Wednesday morning
thev struck tleir tents, and at daylight march
% Of IN the direction Of Pennsylvania, Ieav~
INC but q small force behind. The general es-
innate OF the Confederate troops under EWen
was IS, 900 to DO, 00o.
On Wednesday morning train OF loaded
wagons from HagerstoWn passed the Potomac,
fnlly three miles long, moving toward Charles
Town, and IL the evening returned again 60
MARYLAND. 1t is presumed that they are gath
ering stores at CharlestoWn, as they occupy ali
chat section Of country down to Bolivar Heights
and I.outloun Heights, their pickets beng
visible from the Maryland Heights. They oo-
cupy the fair grounds at HagerstoWn as
camD for horses and cattle, and droves OF these
are constantly being crossed over at Shep-
herdstown. They have built bridges across
the canal, and it is said have also brldged the
Potomac at Williamsport, to guard against
any sudden rise Of the river
It was also reported that the Confederates
were throwing up earthworks on the old Ante
tam battle-ground, and were evidently prepar-
ing for stubborn resistance if moved against
in any large force. -[Wash. Chron.
TX Governor King of Missouri, in recent
Sneech At Lexington, gave some account or 9
visit lately paid by him to the PRESIDENT to
advise with the latter about Missouri affairs
In the course fthe conversation the President
illustrated his views upon Border State eman-
cipation, as follows:
HE The Presidcnt) then related an anec-
dotc about killing 8 snake. He said that II ne
met q rattlesnake in his path, and he had a
stick in his hand. his first impression would be
&c kill it: but if he found one in the bed be-
tween his children, he would pursue differ
ent course, for by killing the snake he may IN
lure the children; therefore be would take 3
more gentle wav to ret the snake out before
be killed it. The same with slavery he was
satisfied that immediate emancipation would
be detrimental to the interests OF the State.
The three forts above the Chain Bridge, now
called Alexander, Franklin, and Ripley, are to
be called Redoubts Davis, Kirby and Cross,
in honor of three generals recently killed
The three redoubts combined are to be called
Fort Sumner, in honor Of General Sumner
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