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The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

AFFECTING INCIDENT OF \ STAGE RIDE.
A correspondent Of the ST. Louis Democrat.
in describing a stage ride from Sedalia TO
Springfield, Mo-, during the cold term in jan
uary, when the mercury stood fourteen degrees
below zero, relates the following touching in
cident which beiell one of the female passen-
gers who had an infant with her:
Every few miles we stopped to warm. and
at each place, until within about five miles OF
her destination, the mother took the babe, an
infant Of fifteen months, into the different
houses. 1t was nearly o'clock in the morn
ing, and we were within five miles of Bolivar.
when the stage drew up at rude cabin, where
the driver informed US we could get warm. and
that we would not halt again before reaching
town.
| got out and assisted the lady to alight.
When we entered the doniicil, noticed that
she was not carrying the child, and asked her
where il was.
81 have wrapped it up and laid it on the
seat, as l was afraid il the wind blew on it it
might catch cold, y was her reply.
told her she had better bring it in. as it
would certainly freeze. She said, ''No Ii is
warm and will sleep" We remained Ia the
house half an hour aud re-entered the stage.
The baby was still lying on the seat and the
mother, after she picked him up, remarked,
He is asleep yet"
Not whimper, not q cry, proceeded from
that child during the remainder of the trip.
The wind moaned piteously. Closely the
mother nestled the babe to her bosom. We
reached Bolivar before it was yet dav, cold,
chilled almost beyond the endurance of nature.
went into the tavern, accompanied by mother
and child. Walking up the lane the mother
said to nae, 'Did Won ever see such good ba
by? he hasn't cried tonight"
1t was half an hour before the FIRE was made.
no one being out Of bed when we went in
We drew chairs to the cold fireplace and
awaited the kindling, which in time followed.
The fire was lighted and soon gave out its
grateful offering of heat. The child remained
wrapped up; it was quiet His mother re-
peated, He is asleep yeti He was asleep
she is asleep yeti'-the child was frozen to
DEATH and In this world she is asleep vet"
Death spared him the colds Of earth-he was
frozen into Paradise.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

20 The Tenth and last of the Mercantile
Library course Of Lectures was delivered
last evening by Rev. E. H. Chaplin. His sub
ject, Europe and America" led him to speak
of what he had seen and heard during his
visit in Europe-of its natural advantages. its
national position, its manufacturing and ar
tistic improvements. He spoke OF the con-
dition of our country in powerful manner.
trusting we should come out of this furnace
purified from that which has been a perpetual
source Of national chickering's. The lecture
abounded in passages Of imprisoned elo-
quence, and for elegance of dction and
beauty and sublimity of language and thought
it is seldom equalled. lie was frequently aud
rapturously applauded.
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MAINE LEGlSLATU RE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 1G.
SENATE.
Mr.. Cram. from the Committee on Manu-
features, reported bill an act to encourage
manufactures, which was read and assigned.
The bill eXempts manufacturing establish
ments and Teiineries from tax for ten years,
where the amount of capital invested shall
exceed 100000, provided, the towns or cities
in which such manufacturing establishments
or refineTies are located shall, in legal man.
ner, give their assent to such exemption
A resolve making a conditional grant of
land to the Westbrook Seminary was read and
assigned. The resolve grants one township
of land conditional on the Seminarys raising
$4,000, and certain other provisions.
The bill providing for the payment OF boun-
ties to volunteers came up by assignment
Mr.. Spring offered an amendment to the
amendments offered by Mr.. Sanborn, provid-
ing that when towns quota is full u man
may enlist where he pleases. The amend
ment was adopted, and the amendments of
Mr.. Sanborn, as amended, were adopted, and
the bill passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Spring, by leave, laid on the table, bill
an act to repeal chapter 1856 Of the special
laws of 1862 relating to the Registry of Deeds
for Cumberland county. Referred to the joint
delegation from Cumberland county.
HOUSE.
valuation of certain towns and plantations in
Aroostook county; resolve for the benefit OF
Charles a. Clark; resolve in favor of Henry
Burns.
Passed to be eRGcted-An. act to ineorpor-
ate the Baskahegan Dam Company.
Mr.. Barker. of Stetson, from the Committee
on Elections, reported the following:
Resolred That Henry X. Bradbury, hav-
ing been duly elected as Representative from
the classed towns OF Waterford and Hollis. is
entitled to seat in this House.
The resolve, after few remarks from Mr..
Farwell, OF Rockland, was unanimously adopt
ed, and, subsequently, the presence of Mr..
Bradbury was announced, and he was con-
Quoted to the Council Chamber, where he was
duly qualified.
On motion Of Mr.. Barker, OF Stetson, the
Committee on Pay Roll was directed to make
up the pay of Henry A. Usher to and incud-
ing tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


"ThISe Hersr changed my mind respecting then,
from tae frst excepting 10 think yet better Of that
which oegGa thinking iceH o."
Rev. HENRY WARD BRRcHER
"The Troctes are a stag Of life 10 me
Prof. EDWARD NORTH
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N Y
"For Throat Troubles they are a specific"
N. 4. WILLIS.
"T6o ftV9 ra5ly tao'cA to need commendation' .
Hon. CHARLES a. PHELPs
Pres. Mass. Senate
Contain no Opium nor anything Injurious
DR.. A. A. HAYES, Chemist Boston
An elegant combination for Coughs"
DIR. e. HIGRLow Boston.
81 recommend their use TO Public Speakers"
Rev. f. III. CHAPIN.
Most sGiRtarg retief in Bronchitis
Rev 5 SRIGPRiED, Morristown Ohio
Very beneficial sohea suffering from Colds"
Rev s. j. T.. ANDERSON, St. Louis
Utmost instant relief ia The distressing labor Of
breathing peculiar 10 asthma"
Rev. A. Z. EGGLEsFos, Now York.
"Theg hare suited nag oase eractlu, reIieefag iaB
throat so-fhat could sing iritk ease.''
f. DUoHARME,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be TO OBTAIN the
genuine
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine in
the United States and most foreign countries, ct %
cents per box. fcbi dIm
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DIED.

In this city, 10TH Mr. Charles Moulton, aged "a yrs
4 months.
- Funeral this Thursday afternoon. a. oePk.
from corner of oxford and Washington SITS. Rela-
uyes and friends are invited to attend.
In Bangor, Anna l., wife of Benjamin Crosby,
aged %.
In Lewiston, Amaz, ah Morrill,, aged 6s years and
months.
In Rockland, Mrs Eliza 7, wife Of Chares NAL
lard, aged AZ.
In charestown, Feb Is. at tho residence of her son
in-iaw Mrs Eliza, wife u stephen Hubbard, Esq, Of
Cape Elizabeth
Ia North Brookfeld, Mass, Mrs Susan Ambrose
Webster, aged 81, widow OF VIM g Webster, lato of
Concord, II. Her faith in Christ was nnwavering.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
February 18th, 1864.
nN the petition OF j. Dow ( Son for permission
" to erect aud use Stationary Steam Engine
their lot the southeTly side of Congress street,
near Horse Tavern $50 calledl
Ordered. That Monday the twenty-ninth day of
February inst, at Z! O'Clock, Z. NJ, at the Alder
mems room. be assigned the time and place for
the consideration Of said petition and that said pc
ttoneFs give notice thereof BY publishing this order
in one of the daily papers the city four times the
first publication TO be At least fourteen days before
hand that all parties interested may appear and be
heard thereon .
Attest: y NJ M VIII, City CLERK.
Cow, Attest: J. NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
4 BIZ dtd
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UOISE.

Mr.. Lynch presented bill authorizing the
expenditure Of money for war purposes. which
was referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance.
The bill authorizing further extension OF
time to the European & North American
Railway was taken up, and Mr.. Woodman, Of
Portland addressed the House at length upon
the subject.
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Sheriff. Snle---{.Iass yynre.

TslAKEN on sundry write, and viii be sold at
a public auction by consent Ct parties, on Tues
day Feb. 23d, ct IL o'c eek a. NJ at cfiss of Henry
Bailey Co al assortme of Glass Ware, con.ist-
ing in part of Kerosene Lamps, Lamp shades Lamp
Lsmps, Wine Glasses Kerosene CAPS Glass Spoon
holders, Creamers, Cheese Plates Butter Plates, Sc
&C. THOMAS rRNNELL, sheriff.
HENRY BAILEY & Co, Auctioneers.
febl6 dds
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HEAD QUARTERS DRAFT RENDEZVOUS,
Portland, Me-, January 10 1864


o.
The streets of Portland will be patroled each day
and night by Guard from .'Caflp Berry and ali
persons wearing the uniform of United States sol
der VIII be arrested, unless they show proper
authority for being absent from their commands.
Soldiers thus arrested, and belonging to other
commands, will be sent TO the Provost Marshal, 10
DO returned to theis regiments as deserters.
Citizens wearing the unifsrn Of the IT, 8. soldier
Will be subject TO this order.
By order Of BRIG G EN-. ROWLEI.
j. L. DUDLEY, lst Lieut.. I'd Art'y, 4. a. &.
Gsf
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CRY OF PoRTLA Nd Feb. 10, 1854.
TTyHE Joint Standing Committee ON Sire cts. Sc,
Il having been directed by an orter of the City
Council. passed Feb. 18th inst, TO establish the
grads of Congress street. from MuniOy street to the
southwest line of Eastern PIomenSde hereby give
notice that they will meet at the junction of Munjoy
and Congress streets Saturday ext Feb goth. NJ
O'Clock P. NJ ard then proceed to fix the grade Ct
said Cong street and hear al parties interested
therein. FREDERICK G. MEssER,
febl7 a. Chairman Committee on Streets, SC.
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NOTICE.
HE4peUARTKRs DRAFT RRNDFzvou

HgADoUARTERs DRAFr RENDEZVOUS
Portland, Ne. February H. lsG4
HEREAFTER all persons are forbidden to sell
hqner, ale or other iBtoX eating drinks to
private soldiers or on commissioned officers in the
cit Of Port and or vicinity.
Persons disobeying this order will be subject TO
CT II.
TIE Officers in charge of patrols will every
eXertion 70 enforce strict compliance with the
above. BY order OF Brig. Gen Rowley
(SigBed) j. S. DUDLEY,
feb Let Lieut. I'd Artillery, A. a. A. G.
Cnurinr rnpv
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To AL THOSE

WAC LOVE
Light Rather than darkness" Just try. some Of
Jownsend's Patent Double Gas Burners:
No blowing &. or wasting of gas. An agent is here
for a few dayf; Can be found at No. IL, Wiplot
St.
Feb lw j. WARREN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

The Lincoln Webb of Bath while standing in
shore OF Cape Roman, run into BY the Fulton
at Pm, on the 10th inst, doing much damage Boats
were se At from the fuiton. 10 her reef.
Sch II r Warren, PomrOy. hence for Ellsworth
was wrecked few days since near Ellsworth. Yes.
sci and cargo total loss
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

To CoNsUMPrIvEs The Rev. Z. A. Wilson g
Remedy for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat aud Lung Affections
together with pamphlet giving the prescription and
q short history of his case, can be obtained of
II II. HAY, Druggist.
Junction of Middle aud Free sts., Portland.
jsHl d& WIN
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SPOKEN.

Jan 20. lat % A. Ion s. Al, brig Laara I'm Boston
for Cape Haytien.
Feb IL. in South Channel, bark Enoch Bepper
Bonner, from Boston for New Orleans
Feb =, no LAT, nc, steamer Ilneis, from New York
for Aspinwan.
No date, lat 80 40. lon % %. sch Leonard Berry.
from Philadelphia for New Orleans.
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10 RuiidPrS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the
IL Treasurer of the Portland & Forest Avenue
Railroad Compans, Ia Middle Street until the Goth
inst. 20 build. near Morrill's Corner. westbrook
stable and car house Plans and specifications 10 be
at this office
Bidders will state the price for either or for both
buildings. The Committee retain the right to re-
ject any bid not acceptable.
n g PALMER, coun,s,aa
Il. CLARK. Nomm'ee'
Portland, Feb IL, 1854. eodtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


va - We "A.
a The next meeting OF the NJ, G. VI. Assoca-
81 q ton for Lectures aud Debates will be held at
~klspthe Library Room, on Friday evening, Feb.
" 18TH at Il O'Clock.
QUESTION FOg DISCUSSION.
Res0iucd, That the rc-ele elton of Abraham Lin
cola, as President of the United States would best
promote the welfare and prosperity Of the Country
The public are invited.
febls ID.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

A Dwelling house and store near Cobbs Bridge.
N on the G T. r. X. good chance for country
trade. Inquire Tor particulars of tho subscriber at
Cobb's Bridge station, or j. =. Wight 2l0 Fore ST ,
Portland. WINTHROP COBB.
New Gloucester, Feb y 1854.
iebls cod 2w
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FOREIGN PORTS.

EoNEA&N fORl IS.
Ar at 81 John NIB. 18th, sch Mary Jane Bissett
Boston; brig Evergreen Easton do; 18th shin Ca.
lisia. Haws, put back
Cid 18th, sch iinnett, Sadler Portland.
At Surinam. Jan 18th. barks Alice Tariton Rowe
for Boston, ldg George Mary. Bates for do do
Wyman, Ramsey, from do, ar nth; Rowland Lew.
IL, for do.
Sailed from Aspinwall h, bark Annie Kenney.
Cicnfnegos; brig Arsbella kindsey. New York
At Havana, 9th bark Clara Ann. Carter Tor Bath
t-Ar at haianzas 9th, bark Brothers, Means from
Brownsville
Sailed 9th. brig Fannie, Lincoln. Portland
Ar at CaFdenas Sd, brig 4 Rowell, BoydsPortland
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVED.

w eduesdays .............. so bruary IL.
ARRIVED
Steamer lewiston Knight. Boston
CDR brig Alpha, Goa ae9t, Windsor, Ms for New
York before reported ashore near simonton's Cove.
Cape Elizabeth. Came OF last night without dam
age.
CLEARED.
Sch Christiaaa, Drink water, Havana 4 L Hobson
Steamer Locust Point, Hoffman, New York, BY
Emery Fox.
Brig lsadora, 1874 tons. built at Bockland in 1854,
now AZ New York, has been sold TO parties in that
city for $500.
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Lost.

ON Wednesday, Feb. L. between the residence
~ of the late DR.. Rugg. and the corner of Wash
ugton ST., reticula cont aiming $40 In bi Is 500
in gold pair of speetacles. and number of other
articles. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving il at this office
feblS d3t
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Notice.

DERSONS having demands against the town OF
Durham are requested 10 render states emf
thereof In writing to the subscriber at West Dur.
ham. giving the date, amount, and when due, ana
PAYABLE. Il, W. MASON.
febls div &w7w Treasurer OF Durham.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

THuMs-s7. 90 per gearlf paid strictly in adeancc
discount Of 500 aeiH be made.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18
DOMESTIC pORTs.


BoSToN-Ar 10th. Dutch brig Paramaribo, Her
mex, surinem, Jan IL; Br brig Pleiades, Collins,
Turks Island Jan 81
Cid Br ship Bravo Slater ST George Nh; brig Al
exander Nichols, RosebrOok, New Orleans
CID l6th, brig Proteus, Creech. Portland. to load
for Cuba; bark Carlton Orentt. New Orleans.
NEW lORh-Ar 18th, sehs Nellie Tarbox, Wan
ella, Greytown, 81 days: heokuk, Small, and L ID
Stinson, Baltimore.
Cid 18th. ship White Swallow. Prince San Fran
cisco.
Ar 10th. bark II Waterman, Elliot, Antwerp /;
ship Leoeadia, Leghorn.
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 10th. brig Orozmbo Gil
more. Philadelphia for Boston; schs Hattie T. Samp-
sou, Blake, Baltimore for kennebunk; Life Boat
Clark, New York for Frankiort William Arthur
Haskell Porttnd for Philadelphia; Mary snow Rich
Portland for baltimorei Sarah Wooster Lord, Port
land.
Sid sehs Harriet Neal Life Boat, Nil Desperandum
SAN FRANCISCO = Ar 10th. shin Fair Wind
Crowell, Manila; bark Golden Gate. Thornhill, Hong
Sid 18th, bark j a Falk inburg. wiggin, Portland;
10Th. bark Julia Cobb. Staples, Portland.
BALTlMQkE-Cld 18th, schs Envoy, Pearl. Bath;
T. Closson, BabsOn, Boston.
Sid l4tb, sch Jamie Morton. Averill. Maianzas
Cid 10TH brig Isaac Carver, Ames. Boston; schs
Eugene, Howes DO; Lookout Foster, Portland.
cid 18th, bark Windward. Randall Boston: sch
Margaret, Call; Bath; Grapeshot Snow. New York
PHfLADELPHiA-Ar 18th, bark Andes Merri.
man, Trinidad; lido kimbai. Timer. and Imogene
saunders, New Orleans; sch Fantanzzi. Wooster
Cieufuegos; Lion, Adams. New York.
Ar 18Th sch Charter Oak Crowell Boston
Ar 18th, sch J ii French, Crosby, Portland
FOX RESS MON ROE-Ar 18th sch George u
Partridge Dorr, from Baltimore for Belfast after be-
ing ashore.
SEWPoRr-Ar 10th. brig j W Drisko. Bucknam.
Portland for Philadelphia; Edna Harwood, liar.
wood; Portland for Alexandria, } King. Calais for
New York.
PRovlDENcE-Ar 18th. sch George W Snow.
Haskell ElizaheihpOrt.
NEW BEDFORD Ar 18th. sch Ada Francis,
COombs Baltimore
aAcliIAS-Sld Feb 9th. brig Edwin. Allen, Bos.
ton; Alamo. Steele Machiasport and New YORK; sch
Pearee. Kent. Boston.
BArH-Ar 10th, Br bark Jane Ross. McDougali,
Boston.
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Notice..

IF THE GENTLEMAN who sold a 500 3-l0th
4 Treasury Note at Brokers' ONCE In this city n
few days since will call at said office, he will hear
something TO his advantage. fsbls 3w.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

The circulation ofthe Daily Press Is larger
than any other Daily paper in The state, and
double that Of aug other in Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18
MARRIED.

In Yarmouth, 18th, Mr. Madison W Northey FORM
erly of California, and Miss Sarah Harvey, of Y
In Auburn. Mr. VIM Adams of Freeport, and Miss
Clara Austin. of Danyilie.
AT Brewer Village. Mr. John Tibbetts of Brewer
and Miss Abbie Is Smith of Newburgh
In Augusta. Dir Marshal A GRAFT of Freeport, and
Miss Abby Tarr Of Brunswick.
In Lewiston, Mr. Joseph Mann, and Miss Cyrena L
Kicker. both of Webster.
In Bath. Capt Parker II NJ Morrison and Miss Re-
becea Batcheder, both of Phipsburg.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

eS-T TO cure a cough. hoarseness or any disease of
the throat aud lungs use Howess Cough Pills Sold
by II. IL. Hay, Portland, and by druggists generally
iau2T d& Wins
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18

~ Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by INHA
LATIoS, BY C. MORSE, NJ. D.,
suls62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sta
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-18
For Sale, or 10 Let.

HOUSE No Brown ST.. II sold large part Of
III thepurckase money can lay on tho mort gage
IL leased IL may be for a term of years.
Enquire at the house or of the subscriber.
fsbl1 div q. LUDWIG
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PORTLAND OBSERVATORY The year for signal
ling vessels at the Portland Observatory expired
January |, 1861 Ship owners and merchants will
be callet upon TO renew their subscriptions
febl2 dtmchl ENOCH MOODY
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.

The combination Of ingredients In these Pills Ii
the result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild ia their operation and certain in correct
ing all Irregularities, Painful transformations, re-
moving all instructions, whether from cold OF 9th
erwise, headache. pain in the side, palpitation o.
the heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries
fatigue pain in the back and limbs. &C., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption OF nature.
DIR. Chcescman's Pills was the commence
ment OF new era In the treatment Of those irrcg'
ulartiss and distractions which have consigned SC
many TO premature grave. No female can enjoy
good health unless she Is regular aud whenever an
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to decline.
DIR. Chccscmnn'. Pills are the most efectu
al remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
TO Females. To all classes they are invaluable, in
due,ng, tritA certain y, periodical regularity They
are known to thousands, who have used them al
different periods, throughout the country, having
the sanction OF somo Of the most sm,nsnt Physi-
clans an .imsried,
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
DO used, with each box-,he Price One Dollar per
Box, containing ffom 30 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent b. mail, promptly, by renting to the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGS L lIILLYER, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street. New York.
II. II. Hay & Co, Portland A. Sawyer, Bidde-
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

Ar, n,rish meeting of the Orthodox society,"
q, s,eo. held last Saturday, it was voted to in
vite Rev. F. Tuxbury. Of Exeter, NJ H. 10 De-
come their pastor.--rhe performance OF sam
sharpley's Minstrel Troupe, at City Hall, fri-
d.y evening week, Was excellent These Mn
atrial. are fsyorites In this plsee.--We notice
tba, LIST Lieut.. Sumner 3. Richards OF the i'th
regiment. Is at his home in saeo on farioagh.
Lieut.. Richards entered the service As orderly
Sergeant, Co. I, in August 'G2, and this IS his
er., visit home.-In the case Of Gray in the
Supreme Court on Thursday, Judge Kent made
. BON mo, while delivering his charge to the
Jury. He said. "The prisoner pleads intoriea-
ton. having purchased liquor Of Life Jones at
North Berwick. II the liquor wendell by said
Jones were so miserable as to cause the prisoner
10 commit such Z heinous offence as the IN
djctment shows. he might not appropriately
be named Death Jones! II h needless to add
that the jury saw the point.-The Pioneers
together with the II. and L. boys are going to
have n grand Ball ON the 22nd. Look out for q
good time! They are the boys who never do
anything by halves. II they are half as quick
to the call OF the pronPter as they always are
to protect our property from connagration.
they II do.-The Baptist Society Of saeo,
have sent thirty of its members to the war, and
considering that the society, wss not large, the
compliment is all the more deserving. Now the
pastor has gone. In one class in the Sabbath
school ali enlis,ed the teacher recruited 1t to its
full number and again lost them. He then got
a young lad of 10 to come, thinking he should
have at least one, but by and by the lad came
10 him and told him he, too, was going to the
war. The DIR. broke down at this news and
now he has gone. With such noble examples
of patriotism on the part of the people, who
says that slavery shall triumph Daniel
Simpson, Esq and lady LEFT this city on We'd
nesday TO take up their residence in Newborn,
NC. While we are sorry to lose those OF our
most valued citizens, we wish them much pros
perity. 1t is by just such an emigration OF
Yankee talent, industry aud enterprise that the
South will be more prosperous than ever. etter
the war Is over.-Sundsy morning last, Rev.
Mr. Nichols took occasion 10 allude to the mis-
cradle pittance contractors pay for making army
drawers-afty-fve cents per dozen. An indus
trious woman. he said, can only earn about one
cent in an hour upon this work.-Wc have
received an article complaining Of the manager
of the Douglass lecture, for not allowing the
tickets sold for course Of lectures TO be used
last Saturday evening. We should give "riek-
ct Holder" place in out columns, IL we knew
l.