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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-02-19
The Last "on to Richmond,

General Butler's mysterious plai, to release
the Union prisoners at Richmonl, about which
we have heard SO much for a month past. has
at last been tried, and has failed. 1t was very
pretty scheme as Batter conceived il, and as It
appeared upon paper; but, iike-uil lis military
plans, from Big Bethel down, it was entirelp
lmpraciicabc. He attempted, in SHIRT, to cut
tie Gordian knot Of difiicnliies into which thc
exchange of prisoners qucs Son lad been enfans
gied by the cunning Of Oald and the obtussness
OF Meredith, with The sword. ssTIac rebel eov-
ernmelt a. Richmond," he argued, treats me as
an outlaw, and won't give up the onion prison
ers.S Why ne! solve the problem BY capturing.
Dichmond, prisoners, rebel government, and sn?S
Biz with this brilliant idea, Batter susaes up to
Washington and seeks an inierview With Gen.
Halleek but fiat officer .'doat see it..s Sec.
rotary Stanton is tilei walled upon, and he Of
course IL delighted, as moving upon The acrsys
works without preparation or adequate force is
his iavoiiie strategy. Finally Mr.. Lincoln il
seen, and, as the scheme is ingcniously absurd2
he cordially gives it his approval.
After much deliberaiion it was decided that
the Army of the Potomac should make feins
acruss the Rapilan to keep Lee etap.oyed, while
! the real attack was to be made by als army move
ing hfiskly up the peninsula. But then the
QUESTION arose, where this army was to come
from. II would not Go TO send troops down from
Washington, rs their movements would be no-
tise9 by The enemy, and Butler had barely Q.
nough in his own department TO guard lasliacs.
AT last the bright idea was hit upon Of raising
the siege of Charleston, and ,gih tisa troops fa-
ken frons Morris and Folly islands To- capture
the rebel capital. THIS accounts. for The news
from Charleston which has 50 dishearfened the
country. The troops were brought up to the
peninsula, and entupon their. fools errand TO-
Richmond and-back again. Gen. Sedgwicks,
in. temporary command Of the Army Of thePo-
tenaac, did all that c,sald be expactei of i,ia,.
lie crossed the Rapiian. and-kept Lee. employ-
ed whio the raid up the peninsula was made;
bntih Richmond part Of the programme failed,
because it wrs absurd to suppose that a city
which has been menaced for three wears il not
at MI times proof against the attack Of anything
less than a great army. All such schemes to
capture Richmond by a stfatagem are based -ap-
on the theory that the rebpl administration IL
composed Of u set of iu,proyident fools. *-t
So ends this last ''On to isichmonl,' the most
unmi!itary ana sorry exploit of the war. We
do no; believe this scheme received the intiorss-
ment of any competent military coanander, or
that ii ever had the remotest chance Of success.
Tic story that the rebels-were warned Of their
fate by a Yankee desererfis All after-.hougEt,
TO excuse the failure. c.--Wor.d
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ONE OF THE pArRroTs,-A Colonel Of al
Indiana regiment Gin Banks army in Lodisiaoa1
has, since he received his commission, deposited
$4,000 in bank at indianapolis, and has seut
home as private pickiLgs lvulgarly called stsA!r
ing) nearly $4,000 worth of jeweIry, silssr
plate, &c. His wifa and only daughter, nov
sojourning in nrishboring town, arc literally
loaded down with jewelry, even to the eight .of
which they were strangers before the war. This
Is all trus.s Would this seiEsacrilicing patriot
have the war stopi Mary time .-Tnesaass San.
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The evening is tho lime for social sieliehs.--
The fountains Of pleasure like many springs. 10
nature which stop in the daytime, bui6le - n
she boeoms1 1of ccnpenions as niehtfail
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coed until the jury is first impanneled to whose
verdict it is to b, suimittc5; ana hcnca wa,
conclude that Dsnocratic ncmbsrs viii yo!s
Tor the amendment until Consr s. has declared
its opinion both of Mr.. SUMMERS sstata suicide"
ana MIR. EINcoLs's sham states. As there H.
no likelihood that Congress vii. come to sat.s
isiacsory understanding ou these points, tho
talk about an amendment is Of no practical ac-
count. Y. World
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THE scH00LMAsTER ABROAD.

E0!TED aY SIMON synTAx, eaa
AL CONTRIBUTIONS TO this column mast b, addressed
10 "Sinon Synax, Box 80, Bedford, Pa" e,se
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President Lincoln vs., secretary Chase,

| feSluelt LIuc3ll VS., Socrnbary Ui1S3i
! The Washington correspondent of tie New
York Spirit o. tie Times tells the following sto-
ry, Illustrative OF the contest now going On ia
the Republican ranks in regard to the nolnina-
lion Of Secretary Chase, or the REORGANIZATION Of
Mr.. Lincoln, Cor tho next Presidency. IF not
true it is well founded:
''Dnring conversation which took place last
week between our worthy President and Dis
tinemshed Western Senator, the recen. leeisla-
tive nominations FOE the next Presidency were
incidentally referred 10, yes said. Mr., Lin
coin, nursing his les with eyijent sya.iicafion1
yes, Senator, the current seems ID, be settiag all
oto way J? 1t does, really, seem to- be setting
all one way, was the .apswer 0f the Senator;
.pnt Mr.. Lincoln, as you have fold me several
good stories since have been here, permit me,
If you please, to tell you one. 1t has a,ways
been observed, that the Atlantic Ocean, at the
Straits OF Gibraltar, constantly pohrs into the
Mediterranean, with tremendous volume The
bospho,us ctnpiios into IT, at its other end. and
rivers are seen contributing to its waters all a.
long its coast. 1t was, for many years, the con-
stant puzzle Of gccgrarbers, why the Mediterra-
mean, under al these accessions, ncyer got full,
and oyerran its banks. After awhile, however,
q curious fellow took the notion Of dropping a
puHrmet in the centre of the straits, when, Ioi
he discovered that tLoughfhc tremendous budy
Of water on the surface was rushing inward
from the ocean, a still more powerful body was
passing outward, in counter current, at some
twenty feet below -. 10 la .4 80 "a
"Oh, nh!" said Old Abe, seriously, eviJent-
ly nonplossed for tie frst lime in his life; shat
does NOT remind me of any story ever heard bs-
forc!" l.ss'i.s' -al " ass4 zsW
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IaHYP. REED.
30 sEN PAL NJ Y
A. II. CoFFa0TH.

ATTORNEY At Law, Somerset, Pa
Will hereafter practice regularly IN the severa
Courts Of sse.ford .couaty. Business entrusted TO
his will be faithfully attended to.
,DeceMblr ., 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-26
"The Union n- i. wusln

r. a> r5',sr IF me N Y. 7risrae
sIE:-lt j, painful to me, d Southern slavehoiling
man, 70 read aud hear what l Go coming from the
Northern press and people. That eonciatoIy feel
ing which has always characterized the North, has
he'd the people Of the South into the error that yoa
were ell set of cowards and olld kneel to any end
every bridon they should see I'll 90 pat npOn you.
When slave ran away from ais master, who went
to catch himi Did his master got Not at ALL or
~ he did, it vas with pack a bounds FOX SPORT as
10 would the fox or bear. o. NO, he would sit as
qniei as ever over tho loss OF negro, until he met
With Northern man, ard then his blowing vas un-
equsled If his neighbor happened 10 step in there
are ten chances TO ono LIE would not think enoneh
Of the circumstances Of tho Escape Of his negro TO
felhbu, ifhe, toe, was SOL them man; II be did.
Il would be with a chucle tnft che would be re-
turned By these Northern Ao,ia1s or ours, whose
business il is" by low 10 cateh, and return my
negroes"
take IT, that man who l,as no moro respect for
hlnself hen to run after my negroes for fss pail
Cydollar' or who is anxious for an opportunity of
SONG 3d. exhibits far less good then those no
s'oes, AID Is worthy only Of my most supreme con.
"npt. which he a6updsnuy eaIoyk YoG have
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never heard Southern Layeholdsr use such Ian.
auase before, but say 1t IA eli sinesrity.

never heard Southern LaSeholdsr use sucA Ian.
gusge before, but say tin ell sincerity.
There are many in ths. North whp arc anxious to
SOC the "Un,on as Il Gas" say God spare me
any shch Union. The fact that it is disrupturcl
now proves couclusiyey, that there vas DO Union.
Aud admitting IL was can any orc not sec the sau.
state of affairs, wiil,in time, 10 bfought aboatl
claim to be % lsrgey Interested in slaves, pecu-
niarily, as any uisp, With @S exceptions who eyer
lived IN this State, end seldom so upon the streets
.! Alexandria, OF Washington, without meeting
them. They are gone3 ask no enumeration, ex-
sept the establi shment of o FREQ Republican Gov
ernInent, that viii endure FOR oil time, and 10 those
anxious to enact laws for their return, aid Others
VINO are looking 20 the reward, that nore contempt
than credit Is due yen; and it such reward IA SUM
cicnt hereafter your compensation shall be teiold
that you received bciofs tas var. trust theso
few remarks may tGaeh some of your people 10 re-
spect themselves and by their artou, make Ms TO-
spect you. BEIJ. WOOD bUSI@h'
4fI.zSniria, Ia, Aug, leoI
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Crrf HE,ns.


TOBACCO FOR TIE sSoLDIERS-Our soldiers
In the army who hnvs been accusomsd 10 ihs use Of TO-
bacon. and who have suffered many wear, weeks and
nonths for the Jack " that luxury arc % have their
wants partially yuppcd through The boncVo'ence oil
generous men md wenerin TIA ot,. who have aIresiy
commenced tbs t.sk Of raisiag contributions iei that
Purpos.. ............., .....' 81
There thousands Of Scared aud battered veterans
and others WHO sdiy suffer from tie deprivation Of their
accustomed pipe and quid Ttosc who never use the
weed form no proper estimate Of the valnc placed
upon ny those who have ndnlged an sppetie Tor H.
difference Of opinion IN relation the habt OF sn"E
ing aud sbewin is not 20 be discussed Ia rent OF thnu'
derng guns auG gleanIEg bayonets. sulee II 70 Fay
tie sold CT who has taste FOR It needs H. no can do bis
Guy better With II than In can without 1t. Tobacco
docs not dsqnaly him for Bis duties in the camp or n
the field while ia absence in sorue instsncoo drses
him to the verge Of insanity We hope the efforts now
being made In this city viii bo crowned with complete
success and that the example Of those who contrir'e
10 be tobacco fond viii he copied elsewhere. Last year
frnd raised by rslant and generous po'ice'
men purchase lemons Tor soldiers OF tac south
bu, the soldiers care tbouSaufo,d for tobacco
than they 10 or fuiis ard wines. and othur nxuriHs
Lit The people wto stay ct homo snpIy TIC tbacoo ra-
ton and hey viii via TIE lasting graat, Of the no
bic men ~ whom We sre 90 deeply indebted. ., ..I
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From Warrington.
ASSAY AID TAX oS BULLION.
wAsmSoroa. Angus, "a,


TIE Commissioner Of Internal Rovenuc has
iwned the following regulations concerning the assay
Of and TX o. bullion:
IN. lsenso OF sn sssayer srets the place ~ hns
iaess NJ no ass5yer lie RE Of ths i,sn'e WI oini
,ied Nv tho ai. ~ 80 ina.,l are OF tho gold AMI silver
',yet a. Ia co.e u Other oen e, VIII trs s.a .. EIiu
ssi b. ~ fmorm 81 u1 49, o. 'i'.h % Io
tic Vs'2s Of The onion l'sJod sion 81 esd 'aA
Tie ,,y aud refining q gold and silver being i.aardsl
sv thr law L,Hssiufe, every ssssYe sa, "ltAh ti
days sef the dr'! Jay Of oseh and every '9ea la 70
turn 10 lie fsoos 81 sssrht s''hof anF o. y " hhh.
to 81 Ice w-;ii haru,s' end value of IA s aud s',
..say.d by han, Win ts ia" 81 iae a4'a', ana f npae O"
the ptfsou OF ps,cn. Tor whom 'e 'AH Wa tA-s'e gu
.ri rsy the col-cior ale iuy o'" a a oa yer cent W.
upon in a., fsql,r ~ sections % and g
book sha b. .spi by such asiycr IN which bs shah en-.
the deis Of each sy lie name q ih' parry or whom ne
as.ay + made urd me "r heqf,i ani ,,me 81 TIE soa
AID Silver e.Fss.d. which book M be exLbitsd t. The az
l..,r eeiqcior whsn-.es he slsl Feqme y.
3 ia a'diisn 10 tie cIins ccmrelcai stamp upon brl
Ion Specifying i wei sh hu"ncsa, and value To. dss Of no
a.say uaae ofiao say.r ever Atayes shl stamp ~,
prodo. The ASIA w ts, internal lornne Ssamp provided
qhc rioi re,enae ,arrp may be ossined by ll,.n'cd
sssyots Up application 20 t osae. hiayss residing in
a. STATE. o. Te,,orics Of s,ses bodeinI no
;i'.,g NJ ca. fa ,.ng. 7poo sri co 20 ,IS
80 'si X: de- Sb iay q 1ai,,, ias. sn .sis.
rh. ,'eos,st uatPod,i9 A st,t ,,st no. o. ps
iuy sse.rf wo-kcr ordrtln.cr n tni fisf 20 e'n's
Of oS metal. aer that date unoss lhlu INST have o'e'
S II sry baon ghlch ha been .amred aud which The
duty been paid IN accoll ner WIN tvse ,esi Gus ~.
BE- feas.ayol further rnrd the dug y s, snail Do
paid Is hs sayer And shei be rearg ~ 'H' s-H's
s.rref a. if no previous a'sAy bod BEEN iasie
., ,ar o ss Sy o. hagis, to "a ~ sdis tle
an d,y d Sopcn bcr si tic ,uccetdrs D.' sh1 DC
fon ths mr., the lat lsy If e.rl uigufh So ~
Tie,o rcril.iou. ap 70 United stale ays.s equal
~ with pi'lto f,sJsFs except as g. sae 1ro'ons reas TO
Lce,fe- -. 49, -, ..,,., ..
OIL .ppheoa 70 shi. oh's, or iss ss'e'o' OF Hs P'p7'
district
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yEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

A COUNCILMAN ARRESTED FOR DEsErrIos.-
Daniel SturIna1 member II the Board Of Colnclnen
at Union Ill., vas arrested on Tuesoay night by Deputy
Provost Marshal Ostendoif. ON n charge Of bciug n
deserier from the recent draft account OF having
failed 10 report 10 the Provost Marshal after having
been notified. j. is alleged tat III rcceLt meeting al
the council board Surrnan advised the sounding OF an
alarm by ringing tic town bell in onse ury drafted
person shop.d be arrested for fdCg 10 report when
noiifej ne iCr himself he sh0ud resist arrest with q
six shooter Thl lie failed 10 DO when taken i1tc Gus
toby but Submitted quietly and Vas yea,cfdaT sent 70
the qua d Lurss IL Newark
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WASHINGTON, wednesday; Aug. 81.
CONVENIENT IN ALEXANDRIA.

Petitions are circulating in As1-ndFia and be-
rond rs limits, for signatures addressed to Military
Governor Sloucb asking for tn, substitution of the
military for tho civil power a. In tho recent case
Norfolk. SHOULD the prayer be granted, Gov. Pier
pont viii, asa consequence, DO superseded IN Ills
nipetions, and the state eoycrnmont fn that por-
ton os H.. Territory Of Virginia over wbichte pre-
sidcs. abolished. The Aexondra Journal, the
oGciaf pa.cr, strongly commerds the movement.
and SAYS some OF the retitioncfs are men OF stand
hg, while tho otAeIs aro slaattsr4 .ad known 40
toi .listk '...........
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A Capt. Phillips' Hampton Unattached He

A. Capt. Phillips Hampton Unattached l'ea-
Wy ARTILLERY wns Deing sworn in day Two agc, four
runners arrived from Salem. intending to buy them ~
70 ll the Salem quota. The town alprm bell WIS run
and the populaeo-esdy with tar and festhersindg.
nantly gave che runners five iailnes 10 leave by rail
No sooner had this opu ode coDciucd lhan heavy Og
was heard from scaword ard cry oil tue fnrhasse
was raised Tho people TnsSei 10 tho forts armed With
all IT amor 81 weapons ard manned the gulsfor which
latter hero gas no ammuBOnl The firing turned out
90 proceed from u $. weasel targetfrng OF Hallway
ROCK.
The Inlians imagine that the telegraph
/. the voice OF the Great Spirit on the earth. Whcn
mr. Creighton had completed the line between FOfls
Kearney and Laramie. five hundred miles apart.
Le coilriyed that the Chief Of TIE Arapahoes
shou.d 20 with tho opetatr AZ tho former. aud
the Chero the Sioux NJ the latter and induced tie two
thcis 10 tls bY lightning. which lhry struck
on being able 10 do The teiegraphors then made each
appoint 10 meet the other halfway between the two
Forts which appointments they faithfully Kept. From
that time all ne telegraph appliances have been regard
Cd as aGcred, and have becn le.t untouched.
large and beautiful series Of caves has been
opened by q silver miners In the Patagonia and Nowry
liine IN mona. as they weto boring foT water One
OF the is fully 50 feet wide ~ feet HIGH ana 10
feet long tire Interior being covered with beautiful for
nations Of stsilseLtes OF ysIioGs colcrs. t.-uf
Tue Western New York Peat Company haze
a fc OF cntiefs OF Bloomfield and on Ito lockport
bed, and Ell nave seds being built ~ the ii nef
place Considerable qoantIies OF tais eteslsrt hd
eeap iae! M 20 Ia The Da4Ae1 l.. ieT woes. a. hr
clIsstaSs I'D
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Lewis Carpenter. ......"......'.."'''sIs ~
G.. Lock~ odd Co.. observation-disclosures. a.. -

iheysor -
a. Air. 10 my appcsvxas,cH
Sos :. h. o.ir, On Cmry Ypidiyvs"
I Which wa .dop 81 BIZ tue following vote:
IN ,,rn ~, IN Yrm Conner Dads Ltlss 70
am M, Ia''v 80 "a - $780,, -s, ~" 49,.
-, ~ ~ ,,.n az NO, Coo-t,cu,s presented
~. ~ .eiA ~, % I'M ~ s.Iams 80
'S. Va ~ % ,, - a., ~ a ~. named Cor n,tsSt
tsl fsss eho 'r ~ 80. =. =, -, c,s, he ADD y
ss ~ construction II " County ooa''tou'ef o'
t'e,, ei' 10 'wea ~ nov - w s1t1 ksbat "a
iesiy 4 Assi.s.y nrs ;sEsr eos,e Pm = tool
tn-t.o".s,,. .''s' AZ ~ sisi
y -.s Il. n ~ ,,,Ss-ss
49,. a. 90 ,e ~ se-a o =" r.y c c. a 'ffo
" No. 90. III 49,. -. VI A. H. r,rx s,y rsT f'"lhc
40 -. ~ ~. . g 49,. ..r Par, ia
l., 81 r. -. g.. ..,i s.,, o'sn' "''ei' '"'' WV
III I'm 800; - - ,,...,,.s
.nc,t m t,vov ~ ,e,,,, ,r,N ~. :. = or
ger" 80 Ka, 49, r,si.. $500 -, 49,. n.x,,s -
i:@lrti lp' ,c aisies ss.ed ~ We annsfed rss".
"of' l',i, -, -, - 'o 70 49,
~, ~, - =, H. al a NJ, -
tnr cou pro .eh = 800 w.. ''' -
Asw cotlsty >Sr. s - .o,,,rn. 'eN '' 90
NsAch vas 1925 ~ ny -, 800. ,,.,,. a.
An rsv---s. fs.sos. ih .'a"e' Jaw" Ii's' n
n.y. p0NAe 'f0'~ E,1Ti.,J; Eg srJMEo "
Sute'"o coSss - G. @ ,s. e,,. -,
Ak AZ, sLk.2nsfy rs re n'se~ 's'~A wy
cu ~ p"afe~ y" hss~l' .nrf 10 ..ea|
F. liei ws io,t oy tls fS'' ssina zoe Ss .po.,.,
',so 49, i.xs. 49, ShouS "a
REPORTS RESUMED.
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,,,,,,c ~ c,yAp,.-Tho citizens Of Mon

Mrs,o IN CAyApA.-The citizens Of Mon
zeal anxious to eroy the beauties Of English Opera
ys about undertaking the production OF somo Of the
h..t work, amongst that reperterei and theY hare
oaI the musical talent Of New York the compliment 70
ssot from them their artses. TO that end DR. JAsFs
prcu who was for some time Musical Director Of the
Rov,l English OPERA Dury Lane, Lcrdon. ws learn y
IN . city for the purpose of completing the necessary
,rran gemeDts. ..a. r r. -
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n. syr.su,. Pe.ee C..veasisa Delegates
a Chicag &c
40 BnospwAr. NEW YORK. Aug. "a. rs

To sAs Estl,r Of The n y. T,feSse .u,aasa o. ~
Sra: Lbeg leave to address you the following
letter In answer to ase charge maze IN the Journal tho
gsrlA New York ty MIR. A. c. comstocA. Of 0sSe-
60 IN relation the proceengsof the Syracuse Con-
ventlon held on the 18th instait The editor VI tho
World having declined 70 Insert it. bes leave TO send
e. TO you hope that yon wl DO TIE justice which
Ass been refused to rre by t1s editor Of Tat paper
an. Sir. with great respect y.'nr seIy ohsdieit
servant ord -i.fF7- :. s. r. SUIT
Secretary Pesss Delegation Of New York
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FOvsD DgOwyfD.-Coroner Farrell, Of Jer-
sey City Commenced on inquest yesterday the body
Of woman named Mary Ilannon who vas found
drowned uudcr suspicious circumstances In the Morris
canal opposite Buifs Head Hotel The deceased be
lorrfd On hoard canalDoai, aud duiing tire night
disturbance heard in The vicinity. The husbnd OF
fbc woman WnS arrested aud from his sletement and
other fncls IL " probable shat tho woman FELL over
board duirs BIZ s5seaoe. The nquest was adjourned
until ncXt week.
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: TKg CHILDagS's MITB.-Wo have great plea-
s1rs IN recording grr ucb that named below, mas
much as ii the involuntary and unsolicited Offering Of
feyT Children who wereuovsd In tcir toHer and child.
lie hearts contribute their little utmost 10 tho good
ofthose Our brave soldiers Who need l. 20 sory now;
II the Trsasmsr - tae y. g. Sanit,rs Cg~rt"foai
SI.: These children spending tier summer
.. WiILnw pLiCs, RACK" ir,ifs 70 sssj tbtf mite
an .ckuo, ,ent Place fad encoaed IL a. ne odl'
~ 80 NJ tcea Uadc by N. The sdesl Of tlese chill
ire, y BIZ. twelve years Old
sara rlya Susls Csowss YtJrr CROWN FLA scRys-
- SIR. GrssB KN.. frps hISo, Io-sr cho1ks
'DaE s.rss, sAsNy foisos, Epoia feLeos LE'Lis
~.
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A SOLDIER AT DAyID's IsLAsD.-Among The
srt nd Mnnnded sodiers Dsvld's IHland is Young

alex nrd wounded soldiers 81 Dsvds Island is young
heat OF TITO 81 Abraham smith, "hH Loss as ir'
hand during recent battle in front Of feiersourgh
n. lcf n pleasant md at.recge home soon after the
outirrak nf Tho IL bcllon and Volunteered y serve M
priv ite IT, tho ranks ~ vim. los since trroe ore oil
tho in.at Gistinga Tegipsnis belonging 10 Is
$40 s.r Of nil his ssocnies ard the praise OF h'
,iinu ia,er Daring his long absence fE0n ns frienis
lie has never ssled Tor fgrlouHh hut us trin OF sF
vice expire. - N. close Il tho present north, wncn ne
viii ease f,r It's homo S'rrsyilc, Feriincr County
WHARF, he viii receive the congratulations 81 post "'
rItio.e friends and re.atiycs who are llsny pIo1 81
the "a eve volunteer.
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PASSING CoUSTsnPerr MONEY. George

reen and John Simpson arrested BY Officer Lyon
II The Teuh Precinct charge u passing conntcr-
felt 81 bin on the Bulls Head Bank N tits city In he
bser beer saloon Of BERNARD Srinn. No. &C. Forsyth
sfreet Number a. Hills 81 Ike denomination were
tounj 10 their poasesson Jast.oe Slnncley eSaiai.sA