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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-13
curRC.IEs. MINISTER'S, sc.

p,,.byterian-REv. D. HARRISON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at 10!
clock. and in the evening at O'Clock. Sab
oath school at o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
mo every Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church-REv. j. S. LEM
voy. Preacher in charge. Rev. W. H. MBRIDE,
Assistant. Preachingevery alternate Sabbath
n,rning, atlO5 o'clock. Sabbath School at
o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursda
evening, at o'clock.
Wslch Indspendent-REv LII. R. POWELL,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and in the evening at 6 O'Clock.
Sabbath School at 1 o'clock, p. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month
CqIriqistic Methodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
.and 6 o'clock. Sabbath School at II O'Clock,
A. NJ. Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
At ! o'clock Society every Tuesday evening
At I o'clock.
Disciples-REv. ". LLOYD, ,Pastor.--Preach-
NJ every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular Baptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3o,lock Sabbath School at at O clock, z. NJ.
Cltholic-REv. N. J. MITCHELL, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning at l02 o'clock
AMI Tespers at t O'Clock in the evening.
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A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.

w an elueriv person, competent, and OF
the highest respectability. need apply. Call
between the hours of 3 and 4, Thursday,
April 6, at No. = Michigan avenue.
Kate Franklin read this in the paper
which lay on the counter in the little gro
Gerry, while waiting to have an ounce or
two of tea done up and roll of bakers
bread.
She repeated the number of the house
over to herself, as she received the change
from the grocer.
She prepared the tea after she returned
to the little bare attic, and ate her scanty
meal mechanically. She forgot how
unsatisfed her appetite still was, in her
busy thought.
Yes, she must descend to menial service.
Why not this? 1t would be better than
a lower grade. Yet her soul and pride
shIank from it.
A stranger in strange place, success
sively she had tried to find a situation as
teacher, copyist, in store, and sewing. -
She had failed in the first three, and was
starving on the last.
She would apply for that place, but she
would need references. Only one person
she knew, in the whole great city, Of suf-
fcient iDhuence-Mrs. Davenport, the
rich, naughty step-sister, who had i!ltreat-
ed her gentle mother while she had lived,
and had hated Kate herself with double
hatred since the first and only one she had
ever loved had turued from her brilliant
beauty to offer heart and hand to the young
, apd disliked step sister, only to be rejected
/ in his turn. The beautiful, imperious
| beauty had soon after married an old man
| for his wealth, but she had not forgotten
| her hatred for Kate, and disowned all
connection with the now orphan and PEN
uiless girl. Perhaps though, Kate thought,
she would permit her to refer to her be-
| cause glad to have her descend to menial
employment.
| Kate felt competent for the situation,
for during her mothers long illness, and
her fathers absence, she had entire
charge o. their large family and splendid
| house.
But San elderly woman" Now Kate
was not an elderly woman, being only
twenty; but she remembered, with sort
of pleasure, that in private theatr:cals, in
happier days, she mad initiated the voice
| and assumed the character of an old wo-
man with great success. She knew how
| to stain the skin to give it an old wrinkled
appearance, and she had, in the bottom of
a box, some false gray hair and muslin
cap, worn on one of these occasions. She
did not need to look so very old-only
to present mature and matronly appear
ance.
Mr. Edward Dayton waited at home
after his dinner to see the respondents to
his advertisement. He was a handsome
man, not yet thirty. with gay, frank,
good natured countenance.
"Now for dozen or two of good old
DANES, all competent, all respectable, and
each confident she would give satisfac-
ton"
He lighted cigar.
"I shall shock the dear old souls, but [
shall take the liberty to smoke in my own
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-13
EBENsBURG BOR. OFFICERS

LARGE.
Justices of the Pedce-David III. Roberts
Harrison Kinkead.
Burqess-A A. Barker.
School Directors-Ahel Lloyd, Phil s. Noon
Joshua D. Parrish, Hugh Jones, Z. j. Mills,
David j. Jones'
EAST WARD.
Constdble-Thomas J. Davis. y
ToUR Councit-J. Alexander Moore, Daniel
y: Evans, Richard R. TibbOtt, Evan K. Evans,
William Clement.
Inspectors-Alexander Jones. d. o. Evans.
Judge of Election-Richard Jones, Jr.
Assessor-Thomas NJ. Jones'
assistant Assessors-David Z. Evans, VIM.
D. Davis
WEST WARD.
Consta6le-William Mills, Jr. a.s.
foug Council ohm Dougherty, George C.
K. zahm, Isaac Crawford, Francis A. Shoe
maker, James S. Todd.
Mspectors-G. W. Oatman, Roberts Evans.
Judge of Eection-Michael Hasson.
Aisessor-James Murray.
Assistant dssessors---William Barnes, Dan
iel c. Zehm.
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ssA- Long John Wentworth, in sna
at Val paraiso, Illinois, said: ssT'oe fpeech
of slavery contend it is divine il st;t,- euds
and delegate to the Chicago = or 1'ion,
told me he believed it ori,,;r -lension
God, who would protect If -u,e9 W with
suggested new idea, ard "en' TINS
then let us leave it to- Cod sad to him,
hens, l go tor that Let us leave this
institution OF God to God. The fup;t;rs
slave law is repealed, and now if . ns''ase sarse
runs W away, am for letting him RIM ssG1 I'm
God brings him back u ~"
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EBENSBURG MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ANIt1 Y Il.
Eastern, daily, at III o'clock, A. NJ.
Western, {" at III o'clock, A. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Western, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
sSf~Thr mails from Butler, Indiana, ,Strongs-
town. &c, arrive on Thursday of each week,
st o'clock, p. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
at S \. VI.
ns9. The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
rotown, &c, arrive on Monday, Wednesday
snd Friday of each week, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, at CLOCK, A. NJ.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CRESSON STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge: of the Couts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George "
tasley, Henry G. Devine.
Prottonotary--Joseph M'Donald.
Register and Recorder-James Griffin.
Sherif-John Buck.
District 1uorney.-Philip S. Noon.
County Commissioners-P Peter J. Little, Jno
Campbell, Edward Glass.
Treasurer-Isaac Wike.
Poor House D,rectors-George Mccullough
George Delany, Irwin Ratledge.
Poor House Treasurer-George c. X Zahm
Auiitors-William J. Williams, George c.
K. Zahm, Francis Tierney.
County Surpeyor.-Henry Seaman.
Coroner. William Flattery.
Mercantile Appraiser-Patrick Donahoe.
4Sup't. Of Common Schools-J. +. Condor.
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g. 1864
The R1pen1ng Corn.

How sweet to walk through the xheatlands
brown
When the teeming fatness of Heaven drops
DOWN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20
Texag Braves.

NJ HarRy MsrcAx, originally of Elsei Id
District. ani since ;.c 5erianias Of the W.T. ono
Of tho most faithful and ei.ricut ,,liier. Of Con.
Ro.rrts..,'s 1eAus Brigade, of !lvoG's Division,
has returned his E,tiye home for the purpose o.
sleiuirg ald lin IL" shsre Of clothing, blankets,
,ni .h~r>) for his nOols bro'Asr' in arms from
lie #ni uI the lone S,ar. Help lLoin peUple Of
h!grneid: they fighting ion yOc. Gu; of from
their jr;xh, tacs By the tr"ai s:id vuniAi gus-l.
c,l Mississippi Con,r;hati ms, in any frW, a:ay
DO deposited at this onirteMil char:vs 'lannvnI
Esq, iii Har:lu:g, or Ni;a SITS. MORGAN mar
Parks T. o..
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CONGREGATIONAL rr,ue iiuss.

R,cuMuSp. Jan. Ic.-Tne uew~ ir IN the
Nor,n IN rcierence ~ the l.,e proceedings al
the Yankee Congress aud publ h'd in 'it
D ,.ars tn. morning, IS res: rlc'' by me' b rs
ii Congress, and intelligent ciiize:!s. IN y In
ro-ablc light, as indicating sn inability Il"
raise more ;ronps, md The propositions re-
sorted To as {. new sensation tr get up entEu-
81, $50. Oh rs openly express lie hop. thai
th-'inrth will succeed in raising TIE nlil,un.
ad Malt them On crusade, IS t"e bts'
mNgas If breaking down me Whole North
IN amusing resolution relative 10 it MAS
il. :ro,uced in the ilul.se BY Garland Of Ar,
kansas. In view ut The fact ,n-l the Fedora
Cor-re>s has called oat million Of men tr
r..ease the Federal prisoners, aid 10 divers
oiaer things within l.iueiy d:ys, and fr'irrA'
lier be,s vi Congress nropuse to. j''A IN the,
CRUSADE TO nuke its :ccomp!. huient certain.
RI, r.lor., be i: Resolved that the Milltg,
Committee be instructed to'mquire INFO the
pru;.riety Of conscribing half 1t urlion ~
meet them. TO serve until text grass, ar''' -
this is not sufficient to call out all mcnlhsrs
o. Congre under rScventy-ome years Gle. nc
House tnuk 20 .action.
The Senate ;M-.ei th. H.,uSc bill allowing.
{ uplans ratiuns OF suldier' and 10 age 10
horse. IL awaits h. pr, si,en:'s sign,tur'.
Tue Houses res l..tions relat:ve Q Inc var
a.iope two days ago, passe'i the Se':atr
to-day.
The House passed the h'l thu Afjn'an'.
of regiments aud battaiiol.s sLou!'t he ent'ie'
tv promotion and the rank and pay "f captain
OF the arm of service to which they are Al
trched should he conferred, ea4 81. .,avs =;
IL is understood tiat the HOUSE i'll secret
session p,ssr.d the brn relative 10 tae ;urral,-
cy. |. was scl,t 70 lie Senate but its lrUvi-
sious are no: y: maize public.
In ia: House bill was presented amend
ins the ti-'ubstiiute law, lately passed SO
thar IS provisions sl.ll not apply TO any oec
actraly rngaged by his owr labor, or snror
i,,tending labor of others, nr In r=i ing tood,
and was 20 engaged lr''m tie fir>t oi JANUARY
last. Il Was strongly urged as a duty on
C,sercss To encourage 'he Production "i iuod
and su;,ples for TIE people anil a:n'y. ~
,en.li u what was u: dc last YEAR was mol
enough sappo. toi tic ;rl"y, a':d neav't'
d.al.s upvu the productive ln,rr OF ll,e com
=. Gould TO, be sustained. Re!erI cd to tht
Committee IN Military Affairs.
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HEADQUARTERS,
uA.ir u. :sTEUCrI0N.

CLrl Bil, jan. IL, 1854.
IIELE.iL CRD-RS, .y0 |.
= ~ .b.,..ie,re tn or,trf of the Wa j part
20 :r.:, i.:Hn! pursuant to rI"N sious vi re-
cent Let # Congress, the ;~nscr;'t:"n is ''"r'hJ
ur,irrn - AL Irr.o,.s l:tt-r:o rx"':t h- reason
vi having iuIs;i;utcs in s'rv'rr. All sL'h her-
r.. .edi:od to report " the iUc..l :oi"o
Unicrrs Tor enrolment, DE or befUi. lie Z: u'y
ot Fer".iy next.
II. lie ,o.lvsirs rrsu.a: us * TO Volunteer
iAs irs :.,..,riLe by General orders W. ; eur
In: acrics, Adjaant and Inspector Gcnera!:;
..firc. :" .it:
,. PRS re hr-ei, r n.!crrd li,t!c I" ,ni.i'rry
service. required t, report as volunteers ar
co.s, riptA. Win, u, de..y, 10 the Hnro:iin. UM.
r; nj! AZ nh, delay cyan, he frs lay #
february. 1861. will he considered a. h',i'g re-
aounced the privilege nf. volunteering, and DC
hcl'i lur Il. tynmcnt according to l.w>
5. Previous to err llncnt
se = nsrrir.. all su-h rcrsuns will BIZ aliv~r'l t"
volunteer in c.mpHmie, ia s>rr.rs on Tie ib'h
Il prii ln,;@: ProriIrd Tho COIN .any choecn does
nv. IT t!c L.:ne =. v"lunteer'n. rrach the maZ'-
m.ma. r.':nh"r allowed; and upon such c,'up'ny
hene selected, the volunt er will r:cei.e rer-
,ii.4,s 10 thc effect ;hat he has ,sa Y"lu: .eVred
hnd hv T,;uute.r will be received ir:o shr e IN
p-ny. except oA such certificate.
6. "All persons, whether volunteers sr coa-
scripts, u,irr this order, will pass through the
Camp OF instruction oil the State to which they
belong, and be forwarded thence to the compa-
nies VII. h are oe.octeu, " WHICH they may ne
assigned"
Ill. persor, liabla under ths order, who re-
port 10 he Enrolling Officers ty the ~lst Of Feb
ruary, will hs ordered 10 report Mt th'se Hu.d-
quarters "n VI beivie lUll ot February, I" DO
| forwarded " their commands. The opp"ftuni'y J
or medical examination will be her" ainrded.
Thrse who fail to report by the days iniiicnted,
will no Immediately ehrolled and sent forward Is
cvuscripis .
". BY paragraph V, General 0rlers No. l25
Adju'ant and Inspector General Uiic9, (seres
nf 1861 comma ading officers of compup!rs are
forbidden to accept and muster IN. pc SONS VI
cuusct,pt xS,, unless such persons shall i!ss ex
h;bit certificate showing that they v'un teeret
nnd 9'cc'ed the companies heiore onr7l meht
AMI it IL m.de ;he duty of tho CpmInnndant .
ronscriIts To make requisition for the ieiurn t
tue Camp oi Instruction OF I'll persoiy w,o e
forward aai are musterc; in contrary To tho pro
yis:ous of said nri.r.
Y. Commanding officers "f companies in Ssut
Carolina :esiring to reserve volunteer rraruit'
must furnish tu these headquarters Ut an earl
d., ,.ri,r to tue 10Th Of February, ccr;iae
,tat.ineut. showing: l. The prc.enl strength ,
the compuny: =. Thc date OF It's organization
and, Z. Tnnt its numbers have not beeu reduce
b. the rausicr of members To Lew or other oI
.,Liz.ti,ns. Recruits will no. be sent l"r",r
to companies of whose condition iu these Re
spccts the Commanding Of COuscripts l.: not on
cialy advised, bur iuey will be required ~ scie'
other commands.
Maj,r r, Cummandsut Cvuscripts, s. c.
Jan Is II
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.Iusical aud Dramatic Entertainment.
o.v-:al Lau.cs a"u Gcht:.mvn, musical and
irAuat.e au.t1uis, desiring C a. isl Tie b.. 'vtir
Ant i.,y yTaii. .-c Leaders Of ;Le E;g.i"i Vii &c
ii! iss,ci.,i"n i'll raising tuuus whvrewi;h to
suv eipe; Tor the ,ii,n s.ii.t, ro,u EIgrii@id
ia LoyG>rnrrr's amy. lrop"se t' give, i'll tic
Mas,pic lla |, on the i,iest ri F:id~y the .Jih
Januu-ys variei t: i"rmancc U Music. sony.
.nu arcs Tic elt.riaihIn.nL Will ic i'll ih:cc
parts. rari f,t vii c"rsil ii Costume CON-
c,r,. in wnich the Ladies will appear in various
elegant c"siuuct apf:rorli>tc T.. the r"u., they
siu- Part sc:o.d .ii- r"n.i.t "f Mrs nxaHi.;.S
5rau:iiu! and -p,rol.ns Fa.ce Thc b y ni;e: inc
Weid,ny. m; ;s'rr l.irc; .. real and rci:"h
hamor p.,i ;hird will cnr,ist uf N.t;oaMi AIRS.
Il y, Eug:is:.. ri.!, an Sc";rh Ballads The
al. w,ii u dnAnteiiy hv very i.r"iiy ami
tctc~ii:: n.--ai"i il. rc.i,.ci. ,,..'ci.
o "a. ,".riiuet.> ~" 1" Eis:l"i,. %c toe
LAX rr The :a,. mr'i :vu,i.;rn VII" LA the
,uait.r l.an. lar, Au. Lcv alt! iin.r:-i '"It-
r.ma;s. T- 81 j. ct al tic Undertaking i, i'll tho
hiyhu<i irgrcr al"iaLlr. Ihi;.k OF those iia inel
and ba,tlo worn soldic ,uf Eiy-ii..L who have 10
lowed tha, glorious bannei w,!thc Southern Cros
t rough Nifginin. Maryland, pennsy. ya,'ia Caro-
lima ti."r.-ia un. rcnmc .,:s tilcr eet naa cd and
h'..iiee l.u. tcir healrs allied with love and ls-
,":ion. WLI in Ill The lei,g:i and breadth Of
Edg-:cl.i. refuse 10 give /" such caus,:
And wi;iy arc Si,;ng nvi:ce of Eis:cal
.h, diam",ic .i:,vrt.i i-iei.:, let u. go tonl.nha,
l.,rt.!'r. and see II ga, make uu, Ii, plea .3-
n..rh aud iua. Music uni .vns ani farce and
daico M. g!'a; ,ii, s--miaculJus akrm.$-
w.lccrt.i pl s.e.n.. =" hat iL.m;n, Iii Dye s;a.
have they a,cr'.d Wat lrinL, rrs- L.. lurs OF
B.uc i'vin"is hav~ ih,y i,nt /" iiIht Fer there
is n"Ihins ike hearty l.u.h OF animated iaic.
- lwt ,:-sc l',mrl.. t" flight, arti Keep the
.aaa:g sol: of '!ysie!,si irn the ,itais. =. a
i.-p,.'. ~ ,."t i,'ivc .ui cA-ui what sc i.,cd
is thin. tts, sLs alni:se. "; w"r. and i:,H
,"' i;Ari and n" inccs."mtiy; and =row
.!y:p ptc a..l ,!ir yrurE Dr ;:No ;rva:l. ill .ur
iitu .vc.li.cs ri'scry 10 offers and ourselves
Just hat which is wanting i FGn--that indc-
scriiuc "ll, prinE of iiui.ur which W. AL rsrog-
nizc, though We cant hane h.s teartu,.s. va
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Thc Soulh Cnro;;niau.

Dr. Il. W. uipHEs, tcrrn years in clarge Of
the l"pu!nr and sr.r;;nk t:roJ.,.;a, as disposed
Of ,hc !: me, together wil his printing estnhii,h-
men, and zie,s t" +. c. DAfuStAlNE, Esq.--ras
famous "i&HsoyxE" u ho Chntic,ion C,iri. =
AL Mobile R-yi"er. T. Wy tnat PeHsoSxx {"
i. t. edit the f'r"ii"i"" is 10 say en'ushl We
pr.,lict hc will hecume ihp kui:-i.Euur among
the Editorial L,nh ri'rui III South Caroi.a. In
the ,n.un:in lLis L,";l,rho.i i"sts nn hnl.oi, I'd
Ncs,or in TINT able End conscientious Ed;."r, pure
patriot aud hi "a toned ci,zcn, Dr. r. ": GipaEs.
Heres IL health u Il W. GIsnrs and F. q. DE.
FuyrAIyE May their years DO Il thousand, and
their pockets always full.
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Northern News.

ORANGE CGuRT EuusE, ,laa l3.-N"rthcri'
1. es of :hc ST. and > h Lave h"cn received
uuw... ot W ,s>onsiil, or the I'h, introduced
N v:le YANKEE 5, nate bill rrcitni su: cru
cities to ~, k-. prisoners. ,l,d rqurs'n-
NJ. Lincoln IL c:l,l "nt and arm one ':iii;i"n
%. Volunteers 10 ,ertc :,"c'y days, uni''s
s,o;,er di>ci.ursc Il carry f'r! and ir"edoa
la ever, c.p;ive held i'll rebel prisons, AL e
pl...t The - oi tue Cni;ed Siales 81 ever
PRISON Ill tnG Cunicucra:e S.i:cs. Mr.. Lin
c,In is further requested tc pace Grant III
command uf thcsc, to-ethcr With such forces
in the tiald as may bs j: ell with item; also
proviies that Congress .rrn Mir':', t;h II"
Jam. iii. aa Al 'n"mhcrs under iif'v wears
/, ,ake part. Ta,s bil' was rccry,d u lii,
c,.,u..,i, le "n ,ni,Dary ai'.,s.
Ii passed ;uo iiou.c o Rspr, senlativts On
IT,, u $ as 81, ~ -ay> u
in.tuc lsn,,i;.e S .a;l, on the llih. Lane,
OF KaAsAe, :r"duc, ii II Jill To SET rpaTt d
p,rtiu;, ut tne S:ac oi Texas lv; the USE oi
,.cr>. ,l,s of Atiican d..c.:t.
ii. ndcrson INTRODUCED j''lnt rrS"lu'on
prnvusii., xi ;.,mui.du.sr' 20 ,hr Constitution.
,i,cl..ring tl.A, saver nr involuntary S"rvl'
ti,r. -Ac"pt in puls,aI: cni If crime, Nl:a;
U';l "SlSL ~ I :''t''t .o'''SS.
VI d .lg..i ;.tro;uc int rc-nu ION IL :.
clari.,g liz occupation % NJ. - h.y franc.
al acl un,rr..a.iy 10 th.. l'.,it,. 5 a:e-, anc
Lat; II i, lie ;!u'y oi It's G,v,r: ::o.n. t" d..
m...d ,!.. Withdrawal ii ;'c t'se..'!: io,c'.<,
A.t la II thu i'r...,!; q .vr.,n,'n' r ;i,ra al
"a! % w;i,,,:,.: h..r ar,:.,d !.r.,s b.'. IL
!, !, II .lac'. II w:;i orcuIilv III duty of
L...lyie,> 10 u.c!atc "ar ii.aln>' fr;...cr.
New Gr.euuo .:si~us vi tic 81 ins:<.:,:s;ate
that ali Tie reasi troop ui' rating al MeHtcrn
l. ,ui,ialla are gathering in Central Tex y,
with the object "f attacking roiuts aluns the
Coast occupied by Union lroops.
The b. D.ui"cr;., ic conservative members Of
Congress hsve adopted caucus resolution
'l'eIar:.. Lirc'ln's ennesty y. oclan.a'in un
wise iuexp-dirnt and Unconstitutional.
The New York Times r,Licu.es Howe,
proposition and eYpo,cs Ii. sb'ur'iity.
T..o Irblre approves j. and says do let US
finish up thc .h.
TIE Times ssJs the country has ccasr'l to
look for the capture Of Ci.;ls" s;o,,, cit@cr by
the army or tie iron-rl:l:! navy.
Bu.icr has been p!.ce.I in ch.rgc OF ali the
c. niedcrute prisoners il, the Gnit.d Stat =.
IL is said there will be ,hir:y tio,.ssnI NJ
poin. l."pk"ut. Maryland, within Tar { weeks.
T::r Federal Gov run,cJ,t admit: is ;,:.r:,.&,,
that no exchange shall take place ,A,cpi
throug;: Bu4lsr
Archbishop Hughes il dead. Great !."n..rs
we're t.ciry paid his re;nains in Mex York.
he funeral was to have takcl p:.ice last
Thursday.
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From Upper East Tennessee.

The annexed news in regard 10 l.ongsire".' s
army, sc l;nl in the Rich'Aond Examiner:
lag trret ht adquart=ls est Rus,eiIvillc,
a?d the army have irc iTe,i orirr tu max I.
tLen,Sv-s a. comfortable us possible f,r HE
w.n,rr. Active operations are believed to i,c
uL an end Tor the st'l,un aud no moY-lnIlt,
2re being made by the cnelny that th,e:t.
eli Tie resurnp,lon OF LoStilitIcs for lhe pres
ent.
I, is said the army will he able to get SUI!
yient supplies and an ltuit'.,'rc,' ni long l,r.
az. in ;hr valley ci The C;,it',y and French
G.,s.i r;vcts.
TIE ,,s-ii'Ipn is on. nt Tie most advantage
ous nu tue theatre of the M;.r. IL Is oil the
flank OF Inona-' army. |; threatens ili.. cn.
,inya cun,rIiuiicaImn. through hn.xvi!c
ana Na.i,llr. /: il ~iiiin ihiY tales oi
CumL tlani Gap. II is on the last T...-
scs.c, "rd Virginia rairoap., witch, we un-
Gcr>ant will De completed to longs rerts
he.Gqa"r:crs in three w. ck;, ani ll:as. in
case :l emergency, hiring the sriay oi lei
ncSsre within supp ,rIing Gista..cc ,i ,:cl
mnnd. Ii is in Short tie Controlling pa.iti..a
letwecn Lee and john ton, aid at Tue s.inc
TIM close enuCSii to kc,liuchy i,r the ,a.v
INVASION oi that State wherever the siyr,,i
may be given for such u rnuvrlnrnt.
We are pleased TO lie assured that the suf.
ierings in Iongstreet's command have been
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Law Notice.

That brave soldier, aai gallant tosnsm.n Of
ours. Capt HnSrr AnnIsoy publishes Il c-rd Of
+ ring his professional ee' yircs /" the people u
Ed.rti:ld He lc.i3v: g"irg Lack to tbs arm,
n tho spring. but :e iak" rhc liberty "i express
iug the rrioi"l, ,lat one Very 'L"-l"ggsd, will
eventually Lave 10 exc AHA with 0.Lelo.
Farewell .hu plum d t:aop. anl tac big wars
Thl. make ambition virtue"
And content himself at ho'ue In the meantime,
;el!vw-ciizcna, do not forget these lien ol gr.ai
sacrifices.
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Notice.
HEADQUARTERS ENAolLISa OFFICER

HEADQUARTERS ENRuELlNd OFFICER
EpGEflsLDs sJar. lS'h' 1851
z THE noti.c of all persons in this District
4. whn have hitherto boon exempt ny r,ison vi
p,yiny sub. tLutvs in scIvicc, aud wlo ure nov
liable to Uonscrlption, Ia c.e'l to the iofesune
Orders ui li,e Cvmmandaut OF Cnnsc.ipls:
III. Tmo privilege s'f volunteering il Intended
- An induccmcnt 20 persons 10 80 forward
from oily into service. When they tail to do go,
II matters nut from, what cause tho rcasun fvr the
privilege cea.u., and it cannot be extendcd. In
10 insmnce whatever, will certificate be siven
to a:v enc who repnrts after the LIST February.
III. Assistant Enrolling Officers, and citihcnf
in general, are called upon To report all i"en ni
Conscrip, ase il their respective ne'gnVorhCous
A'''- '-o +. NJ. scHrRMFR,
Lieut.. Il Chic, 4. v. Of kdse.
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Recognition Rumor.

A rcpart WAS current in Richmond Saturday,
thu, The pr.sunr government af MeAico has re-
cosuzsl tho Confederate States. il nrpesrs to
have recuivYI .o,nr credit in certaia quarters. But
ne hi. ~ i, msy. says rhe why, whcasver such
an cvea; tccu-s, wbeih"r now, next month, or
mex. year. it vii! bo safe 10 infer that Louis Ma
pol.ou is concernc! IN it,
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
gsY virtue Of IN order from Fhs o'dinsry of
CD Edgefc!d District, shall pracehd I" sell vi
tho Let. residence Of tho Rev. ALLEN ). Do-
ZlEK. deceased, on
Thursday, the 2S1h Instant,
AND DAY FOLLOWING, all thu PoriOnal ~
to ol said doc Ascd, consisting in Part, ~ i-l-
uws:
ONE HUNDRED BALES COTTON,
5000 Bushels CORN;
500 Bushels OATS;
SO Bushels WHEAT;
60OO Pounds FLOUR;
5000 Pounds BACON;
1900 Pounds LARD;
Is Head Of MULES;
100 Head of CATTLE;
SO Head OF SHEEP;
10000 Pounds FODDER:
Ore Lot Excellent LEA THEIR;
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
PLANTATION AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
WAGONS, CtkTS,
AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTlcLE2.
-Terms mado ko"~n on day If saa.
JAMES ~. D0ZIEK,' EI'"r.
JAa -, u