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It, and A, .A.G, Gen, Gillam's staff
To D. 7. ROGERS,
Capt, and A. A. A. G., late Gen. Morgans STAFF
HEADQUARTERS FoRoEs EAST TESS
September jth, 1864.

HEADQUARTERS FORCES EAST LEM"
September 9Th, 1854
lieutenant, In answer to your communication
reGve to the killing and surrender Of the late Gen
job, II Morgan, must say ] was with Gen. NJ.
whci he left Mrs Williams he handed me one Of
his pistols and said that he wished me to assist him
in mixing his escape, told him it was almost use
less as we were entirely surrounded. He replied,
sayingthat we must do 1t i possible. Wewere con-
ceiled in cump Of bushes when Il soldier rode up
to he fence, wearing brown jeans jacket we natu-
raly srpposng him TO be q confederate soldier come
ou of the bushes. Gen. NJ stepping at the same
tine through the fence the soldier demanded sur
reder much to our surprise Capt Wilcox, Of The
Fderal army with some other soldier rode up J,
with Mr.. Johnson hastcncd towards him, looking
bak in the direction Of Gen. NJ | saw him throw
uphs hands, cXclaming, ooh God ! saw Moth
in, more Of him until he vas brought TO the street
deh ! am satisfied that johnson and myself were
Rrd on after we surrendered but by men so far
iron us that it must have been impossible for them
to now that we were prisoners. ! asked Captain
Wilcox to leave q soldier with me- after ! had sur
rendered for my own safety which he did. We
wen possibly fred upon from almost every direc-
tior but from such distance that am satisfied the
mel did it innocently. |, however, do not condemn
then for firing on me after ! surrendered, underline
Circumstances. If Gen Morgan surrendered before
being shot, do not know it.
lm Lieutenant very respectfully
Your obcdcnt servant
j. 7. ROGERS
Cap. and A. "A. A.&l.G g., late Gen, Morgan's staff
o &C FRENCH,
Lieut. and A. \. a, &. Gen. Gillam.s staff
Extract from letter written September 9Th,
by {. A, Withers Of Gen Morgans stan, to Mrs
JOIN II. Morgan, at Abingdon:
Gen. Morgan was killed in the garden of Mr..
Williams ~ Grcencvillc, ,oliLc cRdcororiRg to cs-
cane He was struck in the centre of the breast
the ball passing through his heart ana coming out
under his left arm. Gen Gillian, u. 5. a. gave
Captain Rogers and myself permission to wash and
dress the body which we did with such facilities rs
were in our power
tSignedl c, \. WWHERs, a. A.G,
Thus it will be seen that Morgan, upon the tc--
timony of his own friends was killed in attempting
to make his escape, and after emerging from "a
clump of bushes in the garden. A more infamous
coward never made noise in this rebellion. Men
ton is made Of the drown jeans vest Of the Fed
cral soldier, rs part Of the Confederate uniform,
All the clothes Morgan had on--yest pants and
boots--were the F,dcralmitorm and had either been
stolen in Kentucky, or taken from Federal prison
CT after he was captured and murdered Our Fed
eral boys did good job when they killed Morgan and
they arc entitled to the lasting gratitude of every
remaining horse and mute in Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
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After long bot, dusiy march | an hory with hi.
command. which will sill fall bach 10 Carrier Depot
But, darling, am 70 miserable that cant write The
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Electoral Ticket.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

LIST. r. r. BUTLER of johnson county
I'd. 0. p TEMPLE, Of Knox county.
Sd. DIR. JOHN c. EVERETT, of Mcigs county
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Clay's Captured Letter.

The following letter of Clay, to his wife, the late
Mrs. Bynum was captured in Greeneyillc, and writ
ten it was to his wife it give. his honest opin-
ions of Crttenden, Gittner and the 'tinid officers
generally in command of the thieying and demon
allied forces under Morgan. Ho advised his wife
to pack up and leave the country n. he had no
hope Of holding the country;
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xelesrapbif6e OcaeDrtebter,.
8unOesbaunfHabt.
8ert8tet far ben Baltimore Ded'

@afbtngtpn, &c. DIT. Sin Gomite
pom 9tetp SerIep 1T bier antpeienb, um in ben
9Oipitdlern Union : Stimmgeber auf3uIu9en.
Dian sIaubt, baB bic Glectprallttmmen BON
Stem Seriep benz 8rdiioenteu 2tnepln fiber finn.
Sen. 9unter piro tpabri6einli6 oas Gpms
manop pom Birnep'S GO.) Corps erbalten.
Ser 8%pltbampfer 9ictatpr fam seitern BON
Gitp BOint nit iebr pielen beurlaubten Off5ie=
rem bier an, bra6te iebpd feline mt6tigen Neuig=
feiten. - 9aoiuS 2pn6 ppnt 60. 81. 9. &egt.
wuroe AM lebten, 6reitas in @esenwart Der 1.
9ipiiipn oes 2. Corps wegen Oeertipn itano-
re9tli9 eri9pfen. ST. mar Stpet Ntal Su ben
8ebeQen iiberselaufen, pas erite 0tal puroe er
begnaoigt.
"a. Nm lebten San1taS muroe 2iert. 9. 9.
Burner, elm Moiutant pom Sen. See, our4
Capt. Mc8beripn pom 16. 81. y. Ne9t. BET
@arrenton gefangen senOmmer. Wit tbnt mar
elm anoerer damn, wel6er ieinet Narte1 ais
Capt. 8. Wtc@uire ang1b, BON benz man aber
Ipermttbet, baB er Der Capt. Chapman Don Wtpz
|iebp's @aeriIabarbe lit. 8eibe @~efan9ete
tpuroen ta6 benz alten Capitol Sel9tdt.
9ie Mutboritdten Der brtttiiden YrpoinSen
baben enbli9 entbedt, baB ibnet tbre ie5eliicnis
Hidden Sreunoe eisentli9 bod. ein tbearer 8ez
iu6 fno itro fe unterltiben ieBt uniere 8esie=
ru1g aufs 8eite, ie lpssuperoen. q
Setretdr Stanton 1T iebr trant al einert
IbDsartisen Sieber, peldes CT ii8 an ben llfern
abes SarnesFulies sltseiOgen bat. ass .i3s
3i9ter &eIep pDn 8enniplpanien slaubt,
baB bas unipnssS idet Bel Der nd9ten @abl IN
9ennIplpanien 15-2O,O0O 6tirnn,en Mebr<
hoit prhnIfer toirh ea s9s y5 Oh gl5lsa sac
Gla9ridten aus Nepbern nielben, oab bort
bas 9elbe Sieber mod INNER urter Der 8ep6ltes
rung sraiirt uno baB Die COMMANDMENTS, ssr
peri9iebenen 8piten itrense Mabreseln trsffen,
es bon ibren Sruppen fernsubalten.
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~asnfunft elmer 6arniIte aus s~lttIanta in pittsbnrs,

Mnsunft elmer 6atniIie ans altIant0 IN Nitt5burs.
9a5 8ittsburser Chronicle perDfentli6t fol-
gen0e intere1ante Geidi9te: Ser 9ampfer
@uIopn, tpel9er am IeBten 9pnneritag bier arls
tam, bra6te cine Sanilie ppn Cincinnati, gtas
mems ScanlOn. 9ieie SamiGie perIieB Itlanta
ppr 5 WO4en auf 8efebl bes General Sber@
man unb fam in bic rnionslinien, no ne Den
Sreneio l~eiltete uro |na6 benz yforben %befDroert
nuroe.
Bel @eIeaenbeit elmer GDnperlatipn nit benz
SamiIienpater Batrid Seanlon erSdblte bieier,
oaB ct Dor un9efdbr 9 Sabren aus SrlanO bier
einipanoerte uno ftp in Itldrtd, @a.5 itteber>
lies, pO er felt 5 Sabren Elm ShnetpergeI6dft
betrieb. 8eipe, Nfr. Scanlpn uno feline Sran
itellen bic CONFEDERATION als in ben trarri9Iten
3uitdnoen bar. stiles, mas sum Qeben nbtbig
lit, foitet Die b56iten 9retie, bic eit grbeitse
mann Sa eridpingen gar ntdt int Stunbe 1T.
Gin Nn5ug tpitete in Mtlantd $1,000 biz
.$14O0 unb ieIbit fir bieien9reis mar eSidwer,
einen gu betommen. Sin 8qar Stiefeln tpitete
$3.50 unb ale anoeren A"leioun9stide tparen
glei9mdbig tbeuer. 9as 9funb Gaffee fpitete
$25, 3uder $10-18, Mebl $500 per Sub,,
Sdintex SIS per 9fo., Butter $10-12 per
Pfp., 8leii4 $3-4 bas 8fo. 9ear iebr me-
mig gerionen naren I'M Stanoe, fd Wtebt Su
faufen uno muBten it6 BON &ornbrpO rdbren.
SCR. Scanlon erSdbIte ferner, pie ridii6ts=
log man Die llnipnsgefan9enen in NtIanta be-
banoelt babe. Gr iab, pte man I'M Sorrtner
bic @efar9enen auf einem freien Blabe ~5uiarn&
mentrieb unp le pbne Sad unb 9u6 ben
StrdbIen Der liioliden Some pretsgeseben ma
rem unO oieienigen 8erIonen, mel6e ibnet aug
WtitleiO eiu Stid 8rpb poer nur einen Srunf
&afier reidten, pur6en perbaftet unS idper
beitrait. 0trs. Scanlpn erSablt, oab tpdbrenb
.pes Sran8pprtS BON unipnsgefatsenen bur9
%sttlanta, 6rauen in bic 8abnpasen segangen
ieien nno baben ben Gefansenen per9iftete 8a
den Se9eben, oob unSdblige bararl geftorben
Ieien. ,a~ A1i 8
Seine 9eriDn, pom Der man tpubte, baB ite
audi nur im@ertnsiten nit Der llnict ipntpatbiz
irte, purOe in ben Camps, no ft6 bic @efange.
men befanben, su9elafIeu. @3
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.su,eriFantfebe OiacbridbtenL..

NemzWnrf, 25. DIT, Die Wlafenperlamms
lung ber 6euti6en unipniite1i arp lppalen 8lrr
germ gtepzgprf's, fur ipel6e felt Surgeon UNI
.%fafenoe 8orbereihtngen gema6t nprben; rpollrSoe
9eterns I'M @ppperTSnfitut absebalteu,! . 9as
Socdl mar arsefiiat 'ppn 9erren unb 9amen,
tpeldea lebteren ~9r6btentbeils in ben 6rpntiiben
Blas senpmulen. STUFF Der &eonerblbne erf9ie>
mem Die Rebner, Die 9erren oes arrangements
@pmiteS uno cine Ansabl berpOrru9enoer gdfte
unbs Burger, .mel6e NIT 8eifulstufen be9ri6t
tpuroen. 9ie &eonerbiibne ipari I'M 0interarunbe
nit ben Matchmaker 6urben prd6tpoa 1beeprirt.
Die 8aften 8oIbin9tcltS uno Seferipns, lOipte
audi bds SOrurt parel NIT benz Sternen unb
|Sheifen uno nit rptbztpeiB<blaaer Draperie
~per5iert. .5aU A--G eQnttimbaG ;0I-8
+ Ser 3wed Der getriset bentiden Maien4
SeffanafGlllng mor befanntli6 cine SentDnltra4
ton gu @uniten Der Unions Ganbioaten fir Die
Srdlipentidaft nne at8 iolde bate lie ben gr6b4
ten Grfplg.siS gaD cla3-s.am nsyI8
% te ber ~ ne IN % EN- y or
10 . 3 mt. Ser ! Giti3en4 i6reibt IN elmer ieiner
leBten @ummern, baB elm MrSt, petder NIT Der
GitiSen NlIociatipn in 8erbinouh9 lteht, Elm TO-
genannte8 TenementbauS beiu6te, peldes40
SUB SrUnt bate; in bendelbert tebten 134 Sas
milien. Wan tonnte aber ebenlp gut iagen,
es itarben inter bieiema 9a6e 1874 Samilien
lausiam aug. Semanb beiu6te Elm anoeres
Saus uno IN bemielben elm Simmer BON unge,
fdbr II SUB 8reite linb 2dnge, an pel6es Elm
~buntles 8ett3immer itisB; in oieien &damen
atbmeten brei3ebn menfdli6e @eien bieielbe
%unreine, nngeiunoe SUIT ein,1 tpdbreno ppnt
6pfe aus Elm oarhorinsenoer @eru9 BON benz
bort aufgebduften l1nratbe aufities.s5Ek9 ie Saz
mile, Die IN nieier @pbnans pDbnte, BEL tanb
aus elmer @itttpe nit elmer a6tsebn Sabre alien
Sp6ter uno bret S6bnen i'm @lter BON 16, IA
lunb 8 ecSabrens bic ale in bemielben 8ett aui
lber Siele {dliefen. Il 9te 8ittpe permietbete
AUDI nod S9laftelen. 9 Sn Der einen @de la
gen spei Stwefern, tpetde fir ibr eleroes So
ger apei S6iainge per gladt be5ablten; in elmer
anseren Gde idlisf bic Nidte Der @ittpee eine
perbeiratbete Srau, tpdbreno1 in Der blnfeln
8etttarauer ein Wtanr, feline 6rau uno brei
&inoer lOsirten. Inter sieien apei 8iamern
befanb. ild Elm fen6ter Seller, in meldeM url4
gefdbr elm 9ubeno r8oarberS", Mdnner uni
5rauen 6ur4einanoer, Iogirten, tpdbrenb BIZ
Snbaber Dber @irtbe bieier !66ble aus 5 9er.
ipuen b~eitanoen.
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Tiir bic St6rifte:
SaS OefAret Ser @ppperbcao8 iiber
9SabIbetriiacreier int SS1nStdma.

NS1blbetrI9eretet III S%Jtotd1ta-
3uerit iu6ten bic 8ldtter Der Gopperbeaos
Die ppn Der r~epublitanii6en @artet in Der DC,
tpbertOabl errHngenenSiese einfa6 ab5uleu9ner
nno i6paBten na6 tpie Dor BON Der iterbenber
2incpIniade." SEPT aber, ba biele iterbenO,
Sadie cine 2ebeu8< urb Sie9estraft e~ntfaltet
bic ieIbit Der 8linbeite ieben muB, iu6en lie lid
oaurtt 81 bebelfen, baB fe ben republitanii6ef
Babliieg unb spar Sund6lt ben in SnSiana
Der ibnen am i6Uerten I'M Otagen liegt, alS Ell
@ert oe8 8etrugeS bin3uiteLen. 8epeiie t6nner
fe freai9 fir biefe 8ebaupturg feline beibringen
Hnb 10 bebeIfen lie ii6 NIT fre6en Groi6tinger
HnS 2u9en, Die man sum Slide auf's b~inbi9itf
nioerlesen tann.
So iasen Tie j. g., in indianapolis ieien
melt mebr Stimtnen abseseben wprben, ais bort
Stimmgeber pOrbanben ieien. 9Aun ielen aber
i'm bprti9en Sppnibip I'M @an5elt 9257 Slim,
men, udbrenb Die 3abl Der paielbt enrUlirter
Ndnner 5ptiden 20 unO 25 Sabren 8549 be.
nd9t. 8eoentt man, baB es Iebr piele Wdnner
Iber As Sabren eibt, 10 erfennt man ip9lein,
oaB oaS oprti9e 8Otum burhaus fem iibertrie=
benes mar.
Sad elmer @Opperbeab>Q aee bdtte elm WtaIas
6nietts@g e9iment in Serre tSaute uno elm anz
oeres in SefferiOnpile mitseltintutt. 9hln 1T
es aber e%rpieien, baB Dor, tpd9renb uno na1
Der @abl nur II 0tu1d6uiett8 Regiment in
Snbiuna lag unb 5par in indianapolis unb
oaB e8 bort 10 penig itimmte wie ir9enbpp an
bers.
acknowledgement puroet nut BON ben Cop
perbeoos ielbit ~begangen. SIM eriten, speiten
unb fiebenten9 iftrift itimmten tauienbe pom &ee
belen, Die ii6 ais in Snbiana anidIige iioli9e
6li6tlin9e a~usgaben, nit, uno stpar natiirli6
81 @unften oes oemptratil6en" Stdets. Sn benz
9titrttte bes beri6ti9ten 8prbee8 balfen Ii9 Die
rbeuipfratii6en" 8ablr;6ter bamit, baB fe bic
Gppperbeao .9idetS bpppelt Sdblten ; auf
@runo bteieS fre6en 8etruseS wirp bic @abI
bes 8prbee6 i'm nd6iten GOngreB beItritter
perben. E
8as i&liebIi6 bic Gopperbeabz8 ebauptung
betrIfft, oaB MIR republifanii6 geinnte Splba=
ten l1rlaub befpmmen bitten, nm IN ibrer 9eiz
motb %ittmmen gu %f6nnen, 10 lit 1e ebenfalls err
lp9en. Sci elmer 8eurlaubung wurbe, pie man
aus ben betreffenben 0roers na9meiien fann,
Obne ale &Idiidt auf Die 8artei1teaung Der 81
8eurlaubenben perfabren uno tpenn benz
nod pDn ben beurlaubten Soloaten beinobe nul
repu6lifauii6e Sidets abge9eben muroen, f.
tpmmt bies etnfa9 baber, neil Da8 Genus Sop.
perbeao iberbaupt inter Dem 8nnoe5militdl
iebr rar lit.
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semmss uns iein neuss sain.

-aAF#" ~
Ser leBte eurppdiide 9ampfer brinst bic
gta6ri6t, paB Capt. Semmes mieberum auf
benz Meere 1T unb eirlen neuen, i6nelen uno
iebr gut sebauten9 ampfer, Namens &anser",
fOmmatbirt. Ser 2iperppoler Correspondent
Der 9pnbUner 9ailp Stems beri6tet: rGapt.
Semmes, BON benz mir felt Der 3erit0rlns Oe8
y alabama" 10 peni9 9eb6rt baben (unb baS
Went9e 10 ppler SrrtbInter par), le9elte am
leBten Spnntag 60. Off, NIT Der Barrie ,2auz
rel" BON bier ab, 9ie 8eitimmung Der 2au<
rel" 1T ni6t redt betannt, bod 9laubt man,
baB iie nab 9faiiau, Sapanna pber MatamOras
'ie9eln pirb. I: Wis -t mans tntsraJ
vSbre Sra6t beitebt aus 9rpben &anDnen,
tleinen 8afien, Sduben, 2eOer, 4munition;
aleibern, Seden, @tebijinen &C. Sod bari man
nt6t annebmen, bab bic p2aurel" Su einem
Stronger beliiinmt iiti iie lit n elm iosenannter
gSenoer", ,tre %transpprtirt &anpnen uno 9tlSs
neutrality-suspicious. nad einem sepiIien Orte
auf benz Ocean, no Elm neuer Shraubenbam-
pier bereit if, BON wel6em Capt. SemmeS bas
COMMANDO lbernebmen miro. 9ieie8 Sabrz
Seug fol- Der reue S6raubenodmpfer,. &ai9er"
iein, nel6er am 8. b. Wt. in Mobeira Lao. Ser
. &anser" 1T iebr grOb unb ie9elt f6neI. I'm
ST seigen, oab Capt. Semrles nibt alleiu ftebt,
genigt eS Su bemerten, baB Ct am 8oro bes
DQauret1 s Sfisiere uno 100 Seelolbaten,,
meft, ppm ,Mabanta" , nit ii6 nabm.4 is
- %E E EfaA ~aaaL aar 20
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Die aMseeped9felten MniOnseefanee.

Ginem 8riefe aus MnnappIiS entnebmen mir
5plgenoe8: S9rei 9anppIer lino nit 1000
GusBepe6ielten uniOns9efan9enen bier ansez
tpmnen. sic tOrnmen ssaas allen .Sbeilen bes
Subens, aus AnOerIpnpile, Sapannob, Char
felton,, 9anpiIle uno &i6mDib. Son benen,
pel6e axl lesten 5reitag IN benz 9arlamentdrz
boot Nep>OOrt bier antometi, tparen 200 ni9t
fdbig gu 9eben unO mubten ouf 8abren na&
Dem 9pipital getragen weroen. M' HIRE
Gdtpd9e fam pom E6ungern. Sic erSdble1
bieielbe traurige Gei6i9te BON 19le6ter Be-
banbIung bur9 bic &ebeIen utp betdtieen,
bob IN ben lesten Iieben Monatett Iber 10000
unferer SplOoten in 9noerlOneiQe 9eftorbeu
fno. 9ieier 8eri6t miro gleidfals burd bic
SDlbaten b~eltdtist, tpel6e pOr eini9en @c6er
bier ansefpmmen finb. Sic ersdblen ferner,
baB jeBt rur nod penig Gefansene in 9tnoers
IDnpiae uno &t6mlpno Iino uno oaB man allie
1rpern na4 9ldsen 9ebradt bat, no fe fi6erel
DOR Grant unb Sherman fnb.
3pSlf SOloaten ftar6en auf benz Gttp d
glep@gOrt pdbrenD bes transports bon Str
9Oint biz bierber unb einise iturben turs pa.
raul, nanoem man lie ms 9olpital eebrab
bate. ollie ,m6gli9e Mufmertlamteit miro Der
aruten Mdnnern bier bepieien, mas ibnen ieb
tppbl tbut. Memarto tam lid einbiloen, mas
bieIe 2eute gelitten baben.
Sin Boot nit iplden gefansenen auS gu
~beriCnpiae pirO in nddffer 8Ir3e erpartet uni
man 9laabt, baB Oeren 3uitanO nod ptel idlim
mer 1T, ols cerer, welde bereits ansetpmmel
Itns."
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Neneftrs aus BEN gBetanbpabtbale.
N49Gberihans1 lester @iea. ~

N3io0O Jlepellen sc angert9es
anpmmen.s
Der @erluif bes Seinres 10000 Manu-. $4,000
Fleine aEaffeh 'erobert. AsplcnpisA
(SpestaltePef8e an ben MIg Comm. MeOertifer.)
WGfbin stpn, %. Dtt.s 9ie @tn5elns
beiten iber SbertOars btillanten Sieg int Sbale
am 10. perpet iest betannt. 9ie @erfoIguns
bes SeinbeS 1T pprldufg auigegeben morben
uno man fann ieBt bas 9etbane QGert rubiger
iiberbliden. 0ie @efan9enen iinb bereitS na6
lideren Yldben int &iden Der @rnee sel9tdt.
Sen. Guitar BAT bic benz Seinbe abgenommez
men SrOpbden bierber gebradt unb benz &riess<
lefretdr iberrei9t.
Gin 8rief aus 9arperS Serrp bonn "a. DIT.
entbdlt Die aus pffjieIen QueQen itammenbe
Na3ri@t, DAP bereitS 5000 @efansene einge<
bra6t tpuroen. 1900 tamen am lesten Wton<
tag in 6arper8 Serrp an nno 1000 tpareil in
&in9eiter Sxridseta6en. uniere GauaQerie
1T nod bei6dftist, &ebepenmarpoeure einSu>
fan9en, pelde iebr frpb fiao, bab 1e 70 feid%
ten &aufS ppn ben 9ebeIen log fputmen.
'Siele @efan9enen seiteben 81, baB Sberi=
ban Der bette General 1T, segen ipel6en ie biS=
ber sefo6ten baben unO baB ibm Garlp onr9z
aus ni6t sewadien it, I'D
Wtan Bat cur6 -@efansene, 9eierteure uno
aus anbern 0uelen erfabren, bab @arlp an
10000 Mlann in uno na4 Der S9la6t bel
gebar Greet netloren bat.
Inter ben erCberten @ei4lben befanoen ii6
20 neue MeiinSzRanDnen, wel6e Garlp erif
Dor einisen Sastn erbalten bate. 10000
tletnere @afen paroen auf benz S9la@tfelbe
une aaf Der Spur beS fa&tisen Seinbes Gafses
ILeier.
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relative to the massacre, but he himself fear
ed that the facts as related were true. When
the government does know the facts from
official sources, and they substantiate the
reports, retri>ltion will be surely given
Great applause) b. how should that ret
ribution be administered, was a question still
to be settled. Would it be right to take the
lives of prisoners in Washington, in Fort
Delaware, or wherever consigned, for acts in
which they had not shared Would it be
right to take the prisoner captured. say at
Nlcksburg, and shoot him for acts of which
he was not guilty and which it will probably
be found were the ordering Of only a few
individuals, or possibly of only one man ?
No. The President reiterated that the gov
ernment would not fail to visit retribution
when the facts were clearly proved.
Throughout, his remarks were warmly ap-
plauded, especially his enuncistons of de-
termination for retribution for the barbarous
deeds Of the rebels.
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( Not get aay? What's in the wind now
Those new cloaks in Burritts's windows too
much for YOU, or have You succnmbed tc
1 Wilson's arts? lie told me he had carpe,
just tho thing for our Parior, and told hia'
to talA with you about it.
'Ne,' sae answeed quietly, hut William
you ls.d me when you gave NE the money, |
NIGH: 10 what chose with it. Ny old fur>
are rather worn, but can refine the tippe'
and make il whole. and its Just as warm as a
new one; and onr carpet is as good as oul
other !urniture-as GOOD as | want. So |
have concluded 10 use the money for some
thing else Her flushed cheek and spark
/ ling eye made it certain she was going to 4
something delightful with It.
Just as yon liks.' said he. ard he iouke-i
SO fond and proud OF her. That's one good
thing about William Maynard, he lets his
wife Go as she chooses
Hes got wife who alsays chooses TO Dc
right said |, thinking ;ha; perhaps if some
other wives were as pure-h artrd and unse,-
fist, their husbands would learn to trust them,
too.
The week sitter, continued Mary, | hap
pened by accident to know Of her sending
twenty dollars TO an old friend of hers at III
West. widow. whose only sen on whom
she depended fox support fell at Fort Donel-
son. She hes given quite liberal.y, too, 10
the soldiers from time to time. Yes, is the
mutf and lippet MONEY
AID oh, how much warmer she viii be
than if she had il round her neck | said,
now fairly crying, for was just tired enough
! 70 lie exci,atle. No Tom. won't despair
while there are such women left
You begin TO think the country may be
= saye. = he said.
i hope SO, God helping US to tie trul.
per, yr:iny and se!Hieaying.
HIRE MS pause, in which perhaps e-tt
on g = made silent vow 10 consecra,t
ruls-il .n~~ to the holy ca1se; labOr;ng
,:ri1s. s1Gsrias more ablndan;ly, nure
i.-a-r5I,, rlovs uEs-.i,aly than in the pas.
.Ba;,' said l at length, !, doesn't change
my opinion. Tom. as .o who Is shabby
'Ioa are determined 10 have ore shabby
~oa.-n in Hanbary? Won, quarrel with
YOU. OF Y don't clll naI.es ;oo pablicly.'
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An AmoronS teroaanI.

4 late Frenci jOsrual rei2ies the .ol,ox-
ing, WHICH, it vii be seen, Is French al eve
While Mons. Goddard was filing an i'm
men-r aal-o.n il lhr Champ de Mars, he
aalase1 ;@e Spectators by se@d.ng up The
>ma. Ii-art OF a man, The perisc; selnbaac-
Ot 81. Timers Ailhou. s,5e-ela c.es. Tne little
man being i.lsd E.ih gas, rose najeSlica.ls
into ihe air, and Was soon losi l. ,ieS among
the clouds. HIS adventures, waitn became
known next day, were curious. Thanks 10 !
strong and favorable gale, which impe.lei
him on ms course, ihe little balloon MN
arrived The same afternoon ia sight of
tn- country house in iae neishbcrao5G uf
Bieyro. Il VS. Near the hour Of d;nner.
and The LADY uf ihe maas;o-, who naiuTA'li =
/ iaoagh: herself perirc,ls s4i-, was ooeaq.ei
IN The mysteries C: I,r ,li!et-
Ii Ras 1 warm d., a.. shr had opened
ar # -. pi,1inas - il-,il l-oke1 OIL uran
In p4rh. and was saf from any prying eyes.
A'n!le TRANQUILITY engaged. by the assistanc~
o; corset lacinc, = a,9IciGs her waist 10
>ize aat: SHAPE th-; -Saa-i .=i-c. credit On
a.r husbands is.te, sus S4s s9.ienly startled
oy 4 last Of ~, ,o'ioEed by strange noise;
and imsne,::2te.-- Il easement was thrown
open, aud ouT l..;.e l1i.oou ran entered i4-r
c.lamlli u2aauUuL,-.. Iur l.ay utters i
c.y of .error, ali :4IoRs sa4wi over hsr
shoulders. Iae little man, driven by the
wind, throws himself upon the unhappy
woman, whp, scrc4ni-.; loader than ever.
pushes him e:t. a1d IL CyaceAls himself IN
der he btl.
Just as tx wite, n = supplicaiing yo.or,
says TO tins move! Don Juan, All, Monsieur.
: . away or YOU wi.l ruin me- the husba-A
rushed fnr.oasly in, crying, . Al, the wretch.
nave him noS - ami flies in search ot lis
s-crd 10 run him through the body. The
sit, more dead than alive, reiterates, in the
.-iast OF sobs, q Fix, As, Monsieur, and save
l.e the sight Of dreadful tragedy =
The husband arrives armed to The
teeth, followed by the whole household, WIG
seek 10 moli;fy ms anger
While :xo OF h.s friends hold ths husband
third. stepping down, psrceives orr Et,.e
s:end, VINO, for good Cause, u,ters not
word. and ca'ehing him by the leg, draws
tam torih from his concel-nent, When IL
Monsieur B-lloon, no longer he'd down bv
the bedstead, raises himself eTeoi, sSells on.
aud rises m4jestically 10 the o-iiirg, 10 the
immense amusement Of ihe spectators; while
ths poor jealous Husband sinks away, sword
;aa al, heartily ashamed of lis capseiess
wrath,
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v u. ii. HORTON,


t,,h. ouenir, Of the N.rvlanl Sanitary
-, Voolav week President Lincoln
~ .,ot,r c,uci f,r and IN r. tsro,sa made
..f ,Ii-s~. II. ,n,..-oa - ,bs cr.o+
n.,.,. ,,.,, t.1 ,,lar r,,oa il R,,,;more in
~. -., three wears Yrulv he said the
wara moves. 1t the commencement of the
". the .olI:,rs Of the Union could not pass
.ar.us4 Blumorc unmolestrd, and now we
haze mi, .ar,s ass. abaga of people broush.
to- .ac. t. DO IL, N honor an! provide for