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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

E'-gas tfss R9ss-~1zs' 4rasv-sia srge5Issss
-ili@css The Rss-4s =: Br5.3ygiie
NFy Yozx. 81
\ letter froa NV ORLEANS slys au order
has b>ea ,ssaei by ten Banks io.bil5iisg the
taking Il negroes fs,,,n plantations b. anr
.t.5ceg y oEt4er pers4a n tae sergiea Of the
lBisoi States, vi aoa; authority i'm Lad
quarters
An order Ct Gen. Banks explains the
srs;=ga { las5r adopted fas toe var. ard
planters as>=gss- : Thereto ara - be assisted
a. ilE a. practicable without vi9.sE>c IN in-
9.ieid, the3r ue-r = resarR. TIE ne
-rass ara q - ss-zsral sa.Eeieas and wbs,e
slaa s..sl aT a.5-a-s Il the tt5Te-sI-az ~. afi
snare @: tae corps thew produce Ih.sse
Bsi thus t-zs-=i Viii b e.nalsyel On tbs
u -ic Nazks without p. except fool,
clothing. medical ai:=aiaag,e. AMI ss=b in
s..-lcit5a as may te far...A=l ih-la.
Cfxe.xx.rI. 81
sre,.ll 6esfa:ea - Tas C5s.s rl-.
tr,',a MaEi-rgssssrJ : slys 81 expedition d
l.-st cav-lrg, II; MIR -ess5-3 ys-s:eriay
.. 1suia-- A. ea1y-=,-Ecl tie sae2y a;
B-liFvisle.
lA:er s-vzze fighting TIE e7sny were driv-
killed All Naani=l. EsA;y pS.v..ss Aa3
z.re gzs.e.s were eaps.r 1.
Ter as eapssrzst 50 nv ss1iies AMI
acosatEs.asaf<, a l-rse election 9. .s5si4l
u, sEs. "a - an. pirate bag
Ia sala.g eassgea w2s Fs.-..a 0! Jyaa
N-Esas cjFss3er.
o@T - n ksisi Al ws4atl4l gAs 4l55Ct
bali .4-s ,! the eac-nF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

A1s.eNi7isN q Jea5E F1-u E.
NsF- a.. res'-,-.csl .s- r4s.i;i1-l II J d! >.
81 - ; .F-.a Clz't- = salcd he wasAr-
painted a; iail, and waicl L. -. - az
ce!i-hiy { el
4ssssl J-t-s FIX las g5sea - r-f.s-
'-@ssss II Is -naiisn VI tie ne
which ~as entered aa hia uns .u-,t. II
"a, "a. ri 1-iiel -nz.i cs4i ut s4rtf,-- =
iiss iss-'a1s, Il tie B.r rs VII i..r p,5s-
nan iae e'I1 : sgl-n's ot Ja1.e. aal III.
a-'s=s "yre Lar fslre Peasant; Re Dun.
q o-F Judge Of tie Supreme Coart are
-'a-.-s' ln1 i.e lay i - a. hyNetes great
'-e -9-f71r II! os.-Prsss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

C.s..s~sef T g. N 1 5s.g- -r1- lS1,aszas-
Ies g; It's Ia I45s- Orzs-s 70
L---s -S--sfs -s-.zzE - C.z- 60
S-ts.'s Es-zs.s - Cs.lz-= ea-
" 4sa7 EEsa2 S-4-1zrsq.
Nv Tax. II.
Se.as dzsvasesos fr5sa s., 4sss...F.. i .. sac
5-.i tie l'F s44zai LAs rsr,, zeI aa-uatshes
aa8oaa-a ;-se e2E4sGre Of Fsrt M,A..isse-.
Il tie 4 u Il tas o-eeehes rire-. tar
>-Tznnaa. D. ear i'm el43s-
af.aa Has! letter q tie e-sh Of Feb
-aary. saFs tie tr4aps a-S un3=- o-3e-s 70
e=lls--S aat tie TX; -;@am vii - .blalv
7.sas lRse.4l-s5es 0 Tie alta.k o. Charlie
,o1-
t'sl- Stevsns2a h2s beca -: = j = bis
e--a-.iAa l. IL admitted that taz l2Rsaaze
- ase4 - IN tie 45ss of de5ase wishJa,
tough, Z the o5r.s..q15 Il e tailed.
TIE Acls14z's H--s5aston Dispatch gives
tie i.9vi7- ,
4 nara aalasrs .s.:er dated q b,lri n.
: saaa 4; Chippewa, q Aizas;r>s Jan
~. SAP. a El-i - ozssr W. ; married t.
i r---i4Fe Z; sase late Gsis.aa y S4aE. a
& L. Alsy, AID Eas = wlia tie Y III
a--t za4 SD. - ; ssfaz.a. iarg-.as L.
t5-si r .'er: = IN -; IN Easl.ni. saper-
ssa,e's.si = lnAn7 x tie resal s4Fy. . cap
iaf@ '.a= aitesi esAtss sgsa4t,a n tue Mel
"a F-aaln st4El11 w.ta ir.a elzd ve-ss1ls.
NV sl5l . e nearly reair iar sea.
Iie Inlsss e9atsins tie s-.Ia-s # Cur,
y i14ssTF n Ibe e4se o. Ga. M.Dswsll.
Il e5.'i & e -ifa4lY part=i. : , 1pros4.i
% =. a8t ore ssa-se p3iEt, W H. going
- NAnassas oa me sv4nies Of the 18th 81
August - esassf with Gen P5F.. xhfke his
e1aS-n1 s&s % TIE march IL C~ntssTil.e.
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Fc.iItlNlk = Pace. War revs, I-,ra.
: ere u i12E,'i rAAs.sB. I; : i.cyer u ;.
e'.'-9el INTO wiihoat matsre d-lis.srz.,.-.
. . ii'4f.iasa 5ess tssesssl sslr itsr,3 /. n.
i''41e1sa a but eeIgsssfa aim "A.
= : ! s-ie al t1zi sea nj. II -.
1-As1 p Il = nyt = D. = ss4asL ! w5.i,-
'4' - : Fa!lt. q, fl'i = and ex,en,;v4Iy
e',-'sss7sa4- Pezee H4y - a, a. = go.
ally = var. A.,hns :. - rash =. o.,
A''l u e9-i ses o.. pQssIL..niaalte very ,.re =,
t-i -, y A-ss they are al~ags sars -
: -.A'7 ;, q els fraa whieh ,Ley should
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06
Crackers and Copperheads.


Tie United States has at this time two
public enemies--the Sioux Indians and the
slav- holding rabels--and two private enemies,
which are appropriately called, in the slang
Of the day, the Croakers and the Copper
haas.
The Cr,akcrs. we are sorry to say, are
mposed # many who nomlnally support
the 4 Administrator. bat who in reality do
all that they can 10 by words 10 embarras
its action and 10 destroy public confidence 10
the success Of is caese. Knowing nothing
Of the real condition Of things or of the &C
tual efforts made by the government, they
- about with luguhrious faces and discon-
SLATE notes. rrociAiming that our affairs are
in the slddesi imaginable plight. Nothing
has hech done, they say ; nothing will b
39ne nothing can b done the time. are
verg blue and IN less than six weeks ii will
Re al over with oar poor. distracted. deso-
late. exaaustei Cui9u. Or else. wringing
their hands Ike so many 5ysteical wotnes,
thy cry cot 4 AZ cur armiss are demoralixed;
our treasury bankrupt; the Cabinet at log
-erheats tie President an imtecile. and
tie re..,.lc ii tie North on the eve Of a San
culinary resolution. Bccluse tbey do not
sec what Is j ne, they think that naihing is
dong; every tiIi.a- rcyerse experienced by
aar tf7ar< z#fe- en- an @sae ct ard the
Jss .. u ~ lie iian>TUr; a. sCa throws Il EN-
into mortal terror. ley grad panic
1rdsfsser thy iaoye. iui,et tie very sItn1s-
= e-e wiki asu5t, AID chill the hearts VI the
mos. rau6leat.
Il seems alaast die & reas5n With such
WAN. ss !, !, l1ie 10 til them tha, war 10
4. state u yI5segcr which ncc srar.y has its
yici.situdss d. failure AMI Of succ a. that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

AcT- PAssso 81 C5S5st>.-ABaa- t.
e'-.s pass! .ae-rzscs!y II { sa:r.ss 20
NJ NY. were '5e e-1.crIF.aJa B.l-a bi..
aulsraan; gte la.esaa, Regeaae Ac.-sie
-. = ef-rssl = sen erza-e asai,ya-I
.n-ezasiiyia. tie Fr- Gen; aa5 s:5.r yer
s'as r s-sgen4iHs TIE WI, 4 Lab 8.
e'FI.4e-a Ill! giving - s-i-isrs 3issa4r. 81.
80 egasz4seae- Il wzsa1s y .iskaess. ~
sane tsasfy IS II they bad srr.3 ia
ye-rs-a ~. T-syilias 1T tha resn9.., -
iae sisa4 Inns irssn K4as4s-a 6al rr5.
u3aas tat tie supreme Cart sal here.
AsisF eoasa-: q caisf Ja..ice ard nine
Ass5esai= Jas;ice, ~ u wls5aa sal II
taaf' n ia+ new e.-c4Ii Of Orc. AID
C4.Ifarail-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

Ano;a er paragraph ssys both H1asss have
p4ss-d the amendment II TIRE tax aI5i rcn-
daring absolutely Void all lAAas 81 over par
On -oli- THIS Is the severest haw taAt has
yet hss= dealt Il toe spectators II sel3. snd
Il VIC mistake not. VIII cause q ssalrsS.e
among the sPessalatsrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

er Laurel Hill. with a cargo of cotton. sugar,
sad malsssess. obtained above BAtes Bou-..
So EsntG7-i f59 hear Pr, iadsgn. AMI the
Fetssss placed ten batteries d artilisry below
her. The Essex wen: - ler assistance. &0i
the Tebsls skelailleI without Ez.ls sas;.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

1t sss;as t, = accorded By the uni.
, s.. e''.seai q Hsahkini thA, DR.. q
~ A.. tos Sarsaparilla., PestoraI AMI
Is are ne Greatest remedies We; aissly-
- ~ 'ne tre4taaea; Of daseAae ,hn,
atts eaFsa psrilla Is the great EIirir -
L@1e ~eiea Philosophers have sours. e.
-r.l!ins tue eaoSd. Try it and isdre for
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t.es 5.--as- - b. \ t-E.sz
Pay - D.-.s-Rs- D=s --z.ss .--.
FAakss4- .. Ass-E-s-zs4s L.s54 Pr.
=sar taG C4y-L1zr Ns.,s r--s. "
O-.4-zs.
Me- Yozz. 81
Special desp2.eles I'm Nas-.-.t.a s..se
thai Gsa, Slsel h4s rssi-aeI.
\. kimh-li Of ~ Army C: - I:
raae has b@ea o--sae4 - rep s.. - G@7-,4.
Grant
Tie Ways All Mans Committee h,7.
ag7e7d 10 reduce tae paper aasy .r--a 8 ::
% per cent.
Gen- MeD5we3 BIS III q, Cairo I..faais.
Toe Press 3eni h&s eazp lete3 Is. ! u.
and Brig. 0eas.. 80 II tae f1--1- AL = i
the latter, and vii sea3 then - til >ss-.z.z
On tas an ii Marc. 0,a- C-se! 5@--s -
list
The Senate Mai-ary Caz=ss:tcs f.vs -
ported for eoaerz.2:i a. As5e- "a -
dominated, exoarI Geag2,s H4rll--t a-s
ScSobesd, and al Br5-s-l.7s. 81 ~. So *
and Niekersoa q Ma. VI a-s 81.
bert u Oat5, I3EoeIs q y. > F.. 2rE :. az
Of III. The "a. - s-l II 'i4= --l--yzalz.., r.
OF ;he engineer esrEs. 1aa.2ia. a! z4:=-.4=
provlsl9-s r H. - ra-5==i t.l
Iae lfEs1rs 5 -s>-at-- s2Ts ;5a-e s e
Truth IN The report 'hzt G-a--4l M.G.e.l-..
: - - ssi2z.2ss3 6-ae=2.-ia-e5ss..
PHI,sozsF1tA. =.
The Riea1eai Eagzsrgr 0: sas 2ssa e-i.,
contain. q prselaalAiIfa u il DaF5.. ap-
pointing the > u q Nara --y q .-s..as
hunIliais9n and FraFer
te3egrapa - lie Ias R5-az92l E..-l--
- NJ the S>ih ait = = i5-.ozs
Mae. 70 o7iA. TIE c1-raSploI-1. O.!
The Memphis Appsll. writing i5.m Y.,ks-
bur. on the sd. says 81 ea5rla5ls H.: ar
pared tAss u srain-, iar-r tan as sssa
tefSse witaessei fro.a s4,s paint. Evsrr.
thing looks a. If preparations we-e an =
ready fur tns e2ealy 70 eo-ms.c : fa.Kari
uJvs1snt
Tne monster fa.,c befl7, tbs ctr. -
not long remain il i4isaass Prs = weli
acquainted UiIh TIE csuat-y aar3srIa- the
Aazso pass &na tine G5s4wat4r, s4y ! the
enemy s1caeed i Ee.slu. f5-.r Ea7.,la,s H.
- the C0.4Essz-. thsy VII Hsg- = a--
AMI thar an army q IzHo aea efli Id
at By and destroy 81 iaF4L58. -. Il
81. 900 IA that eoarfT
There Is 10 d5a5t D.; : B. Hlrr.e, Line !.
saas in 81 q slEss.sa. So h.s hssa t4xsa
up one Of sas rirsrs AMI ibs Teae,s. (. : 5.-
h=Esi, are maAia. Der an irsa ets4.
TIE gaaA az E~ssz pseSa! - four tsFpe-
doss near Port Ha4san, S4cA ssa.-.a.as -
pooais Of p0xsles.
A jackson. Ms, PAPER SAYS jew WIS
arrested On the charge Of Of rag - s;lze
tse guns Of Port Hasssa tor So 600.
Tss oaossriPsisa ct al men bstwesa l5
aad 90. 10 bsias saf9resi with rei@n,lass
visor.
COL J. Il. Frsoeh lbs hesn pressat=i Hith
Q spssndi3 services Plate By THE slice f5rss q
Nsv Orlasns. Of shica he Ezs lat43E c5lef
Ahoui 90 ressl prasaae-S- i1esa4an- Gsa-
G.rks. wsse seai - ;Ss rea<4 ia2es % tas
20sb.
res rsssEz .sse4aptei - capture tie steam
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

An Extra Sssst5s { T tie s aafe Czl's2-- T'as
Pirate F5a-lAs Sal a IYork-Sx B2r8s
the American SAP Jaas5 BsU.
WAsElsaTaS, -.
Prssiiert LiSe1,n has issrci q procia,na-
tion calling an extraordinary session Of the
Ssnas-. 90 meet on the 4th dav OF March. ~
noon. 10 receive and act up5n sacA commg-
nicatiJns as NAV Be made to il On tie par:
OF the executive. These communications
wall mainly. Il nos altogether, inelale mill
tary ami civil Nominations.
SFw YoRk, 81
The bark Fred Laniag Of P4Il4dlpbi4,
from Port Sin TriaiIa4 went ashore
she night Of the lj:a Eass., on 4 rect otT tie
South end Of =. Cr0.x She hal lSs her
ruJdsr AMI part Of her kcsl. I. Is Sapp5Sei
she NllI bee ne sg..I isss
HALgFA1. -.
The Steamer p.lta. from -. T. .ass n
the atth aad B-rmadA 25sa. has ARRIVED =
She makes the following r=Ycrt.
On the l2th Of February. lat - and i5Ec
65. the Florida captured and burnt tie salp
jacob Bel. bound from Chias for New Ia-A
The Jae1h Bsll bad l5QJ ;5as q tea n D ard
Her Passengers and crew were tr4asssgr dis a
Danisa vessel, AM arrived :. s.. Iaa3.as @
the l9th.
The passengers. Nj Wilkins " = H.
son AMI tro Mr. Be!ls hare arrived asre n
the Delta
TIE [. : Stsan.F Ahba1a le-, $ Ta3z,-
as % the 2oiA alt IL selrea u tie F.ylll4.
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Mes P-.s Rid Rz-.s
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se--s. s.1-e : --sse- II. b-s.l
D.aSes re-s-esus-, Ysers.
NJ ilaszg#rsy I'll sss3 s=rTl@s. W
- 5as M k2..=3, al y ?.1-=4
= 'e;1 sas7 Ts4a4e3-
k>s@~-l Il .@3cs---.AN>-
t'-azr2s lz'-4 4
s-EEss V Nzs
.c-,.4--. y. if.,zr-sss ii :. 81.
..-..r So a -. .ss:.zs - $50 r.s., :;
E-.,zz,sz---. ~ s.-y.4zas-... ~ S5ses
ss.: w..5s. ar -; - s,~-.s. +. IN
z#4. las.aag1. -. sssa e.f.s.s; ! the
.s.s
cs'sz. Mas 3.
a- I'm - 3 - @. >.;aF4.r says
Fe l-7e 'e : Sa.e1 40 e''.,l .a-1-i D
.77-'- a Vel i.=;ss..ai e-:e.-s. Ia: - re-
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Frcn fAs Aissssslss3- Tas RS C,1.z-s
4zasAzr C44h.z.


" &sEISG- = -
TIE sele>t eaaaliitee, o. which Ksrzes n
tAtIse Sbct5=i4 = eBaIF - III. 81 c5.aFs : r.e-
ferre3 u EaaFhl.i Iarza ~ Z. Bzst> a-sirss
the C1En iaslaasE L Pas. Nr Il ..5xsF
sly IN their eTlst tia. ;hzr were s1r;srisai
II learn TIA; tie Fras.=se al Er5Ea - il
the Bars-.a 81 repsTsinE i Cages tse
reoespts zud eIpeadiiaras 1ztE lang -
body i-nOTaus d - outstanding. lsas.is5 :
Another reimbursement n TIE ~ = t5e
COMMITTEES w. tls f-5s-.iv q u. Il va
respsrss - ne rasa.l;Isl = - 4 asa
pa=sei J4n. l>62. n w5ica q -.er15l tu 70.
were STATED a. S-3-ia. wa = a 81 C.
they aloan: = 500. Ar. Il ..3waF
explain ts1s b aisEIaGt.1c l3c discrepancy
t. The CLERKS = n .a-aI- ri - d4fs
TIE e5IaIa5tta@ a.s5 Sd -; vI.s t.
Coma .ssssacE c2-sse- = b printed = 60
ies Of slec.sca'i-as, Grav -. a. & -
vs1tI51s- according = asr. q; -. ! 81
u, be r-oec7e1 : 2--s;.5a4i G., : a.
east o. Sl..4g5. SIsa--. a. .s.s..:7 Z AZ
As tie expeases tse Temporary c.z.ss. "
colrz ittas say tasy a-e aasa: tie ar=-1-s
the LAs. I've vs-7s, ssi-sG-a t-sl1-ss -
fallen Il Nasty ~ pr CEN Tie r7ac.lzs
o. the B-reaa q .s.t5n- ori-iE4. T.4r@-s -
fle = into IL has Il z.--1-a7v go
meets Sita eeas-rs ia ;a9 ca.a-..s.sa
,,-.-,;ss -, - . :, - -. -
- - - tt :, -
~ - 3. - =. =
;,-'. :, = - = : K s-,~- :
- - z-- - = -->t * -.
r. 1,o,,r-.s.s.
missioner his ua-4yvt- Il Ness. s-t=.-ses =
Taey were 10; su5g=a, ri = s1<,-=a
olasr e42r-=s a .cz gsge = --.a.-. sa--s.-
ter
Committee c21-'zsa br rs-s7z7- -
Hoas= 81 tie .s..i5s9 l5a-ersz5os 4 P4;4-:
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Ssz,s-s 0 ~ a re Gsl1 tS;-se..ats-s- Gsl5
Ds1s Is Isl

NE~ YozE, All
Tie RsraiFs naney aT.ssle sYs /, j. he
Herei TIA: the s5seEs Of tie new TT a,
asaliars IN gold 2a5 the rsliey pursuesi b.
ne >-srssAsy Q. ~ Treasury, will te.sd al
iss-st = tie FrsseGs - ciserk spes.lAsi1a in
Tx na+tAl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06
WAR NEWS.

An Extra Ssssi5s # tie s aafe Czlls2-7 as
Pirate F5a-lAs Sal a Hi0rk-Sax B4r8z
the Ag1eFIozz Sag laos BsR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

Rat5s-.@s- q Gss5-s. S5s--F.a.-. :
Pay - D4-.s-Rs Ds - .-s
FHcSss4-g. -A.ss- E.s-asa2s L.Ia4 Fs.s
.sar ts1i CAg-L-sr -Ns.,s r--ss ~
O-.1zzt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-03-06

fiea. = II answer TO TIE inquiry as 70 ska,
they dii ios hsiag. the rely was, - we
cannot tel Yea how We kssp from starting.
We do som washing. aad ges VIA. We can
n ihis way Fash had family oi Eve
eaildren, sad neither one haiAcow. q pig
q. ! hen. Ter raised so1e ezra. b., TIER
land was too poor TO raise tohaeeo. They
saii ell the mea 10 this. S.atFs7d county were
compiled 70 e. into the S9otbern army
" hen informed, that TO obtain assistance
they uasi FRS; take the cath Of allegiance,
they sssiaei 70 sAEink srsn it. THIS is Dot
TO be wondered at, as The chances Of war has
effea thrown the people of this portion Of
Virginia, first iat9 the hands e one party
aa3 then into the ether. Tbey were diree;
ei to - 10 anosher quarter fer help. We
have ue dab: bat they obtained supplies
I, vii 10; Do 10 sss such people s;arve, ard
nothing shows the generosity aoi forsiEins
temper Of the Gsyernmea; s. much IS its
practice q feeding TIRE starring families Of
reAa!s within ear lines, ~h;le having + fsh;
;lssir ra:ural protectors and grovi3er.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-24
A Raid on on newark newark.

Az carly dawn on "Wednesday morning last,
the 9th Pennsylvania cavalry, reached Newark
on their way to Chattanooga. The train on
which they were travelling, was detained at she
depot for an hour In consequence Of tho cast
bound train from Columbus being behind time.
During the delay, a portion Of the troops oon-
cluded TO make raid on some of9the stores
and shops Of Newark bTIn carrying this tsso-
luton toto effect, they paid their respeets 20 the
three stores kept eeverally by o @. King, j.
R. Rooksby and q. r. Dickinson. aud TO the
GROCERY establishments OF Joseph Kuester and
Mr.. Myers, At Kings; the store being only
partially opened, the boots and shoes seemed 70
escape ro,ioe, and their haul Vas con6ns d
meinly 10 buckskin gloves; at Roohsby's,5 they
took undershiRts, DRIVERS, etc.; auii at Dckin-
son's Captain Putnsm's old leatablisbment)9 y
they gobbled up shoes and boota TO the amount
OF about one bundled and fly dollars Attbe
two GFcceiy Embellishments, thoy made FREQ
with whatever came handiest, Helsing what ihsy
pleased, and finally carrying of A fine LOT Of
cheese and other srtioi es At the st LsBrance
hosel kept BY Mr.. MoMullen, near the depot )thsy
made themselves thoroughly st home, eating
what they wanted, and destroy log with a reck-
less hand articles for which they had no need.
Among the plnnder taken from tho stores, rei Q
chidren's choes, lady's fury elo., ttc sst
These raiders were we'll provided si'h re-
volvere, and a. timely exhibition Of these to
those Who were disposed TO make "dsloyap'
complaints, had the effect 10 compel -scqul-
eseence. ME- Dickinson went to Colnmbus on
the noon train of "Wednesday, aud laid bia case
before General Mason. fIe WAS i0s rnc.ed 10
make out hls bill Of losses, have Il approved
by the Provost Morshsl. and send II To Gtnersi
Mason by whom Il would be laid bsfoio Gsntral
Grant for such action as he might f4d II in bis
power to take. ~ .'Ia U
0ar people must nos feel TOO keyniy tbs fs-
rupsion into their tswn. Suoh occurrences as
this ase the na.ussl rssult Of toe dootsiaos 10
atillen into the minds Of eur soldiers. For
political effect malevolent men hayJ sncour-
aged soldiers to think that I. ia sheic right B.,
be governed by laws Of their own, aud thsL 1t
is theiF privilege to redress their grievances
In euch manner as seemed to themselves most
fitting, II was never intended that Repubii-
cans should become sufferers by thete tesch-
ings; but when aspirit Of laWlesseeas 10 once
ilstilled into tie minds Of men, those who
Implanted 1t there ought to know that they
have no assurance that they can retain perma-
nent control of the direction Ia which Is shsli
be used. We condemn the action of tiese
raidere; ut We hold them lnnocent in compnh
son with The wicked men who have done all In
their power to implant Ia, the bres,ts of SOL
diers the spirit Of lawlessness which, IN su nm
expected form, manifested itself In the sffair
OF Wed lesdsy last-Reosrk Adoocsfs, Noo.
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aPteciods 'PistY
From the london and Paris Ladies' MsssEine oil

y. A Michigan lawyer, who wrltes -a-Espy bad
hand, sends us the following, s.f.. !
- -Sevefal years ago / was. -pratjoing Law Ia
one of the beautiful towns In WISCONSIN. 0ne
very warm day, while seated In my office at
work, was interrupted by the entrance OF q
boy, tho son Of one, of my olients; who. had
walked into tcmn, elk 'miles. IN q blazing San.
for the purpose Of procuring p Bible, He
had been told, he said, that there waH Q, place
where they gave them. away to people who
had I'D honey. and Nas very anxlots 20 get
one. Of the books, and asked me % 60 with
IhimItp the place where they were kept
Anxious to encourage him in bic early piSty.
left the brief on which was, and went wish
him over to the stand on Presbyterian deacon.
Who had the much coveted books In chsrgssr Il
introduced Mn % Che deacon, telling him the
cIrcumstepces. Hepraised the bpy very highly;
was glad to see young man % early seeking
after the truth, etc, and presented him with
the best bound bible sin hls collection. Bubby
malt In bic pocket, and was starting off when
|She- deacon saidff ttNows my son, that ypu
possess what you desire, suppose thst you feel
perfectly happy7n
b AsWellIi do, old hpsa, Tor between you and
], know whore can tEsde II for, q, pleuguey
ldpean anddls;eEEIe9J oll a sosiIao 81
yIh agsi ,gI ,yog .agynAv
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,'Her very foot speaks.''

J. . N
a The Young lady q mother is iDi the oity She
10 a ANAL, slishtly-built lady, With sp iofaht.
the bsoibsr Of tbs giantess, which spy. mon can,
|dsngie ut the ends Of bis fngsrs The iGisht
will hsveto grow amasIogiy fast ever 70 q scb
hia slater q proportions oas .eDsne .i,'-..i -
Mr.. Bmanui. II. will be sesn, ,hst found . ri;
val 10 his own giant boy.sisTheq eisnt hoy jr
eighteen yesre old, but he is not 80 tall NOR a,,
slrong, and has not 90 big d toat or hand
DO she Giant girl. The giant b,y Is seid
to be somew hat jsaloue hatthe's is no need
of that, a. ho is doing as we'll Al he Gan TO
make Tower OF Babel Of himself I. He has
p4ined three iuohes aId o half dating tho iset
Iytar, and has mos stopped growing by any
meant, HB has not been Able;tp r4iee any thing
like beard or moustache, white the eian. girl
has quite d subatantial double ohiu, Al this
Ia Mr, Barnun,'s last, 30 itis his greatest tri-
umph. He bae succeeded IN discovering and
introducing 60 tho public Che i6hr extremes Of
humanity Mutt aod Minnie War.
ron. aud the giant boy and ygirl The giant
girl is the most Wondetfdi OF she whole.. Al
the Museum now, TOO, is exhibiting The LII
Illputian King,,sa young gentleman fourteen
yeara old, ,Ewenty7tWo inchBs high, and weigh.
| ing setsnseen pounds. Le,us express the hope
that abe giant boy Will not fall 10 love az hfs,
lsIghbiwish The girl who will meet hls admlrinl
i,fsi6n' on 'Mondsy; % Tom SThpmb DID viii
saeIclder Mlss Warren ndrelope with her Z
| foreign parts before the spnblIc} have had %.
/ pleasure, Of her aedaAiAisaes' r-New Yo'A
lpapsy. s.es.saaas 80