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Npi. Grn. Commanding.
4 Woman Seeking Revenge in New
York


'h iheh'la9 h''"F' ooh co"s'1eraoie s1-
tI'e'Hehl was "9c"7i"ne'! IL the '''ihl'! or
pSFf'u"i '"uSs IN uv the "c'ions 0.
young 'o'9A'o Id sh"' '""Ai,y, "hicn
hFsH'~he' ~ ono ''ihe very serious coh'e'
4ns"cs 10 one person al least. ne "o-
'hSA WAY gay a''lfeH 'tha'e, aoou'
"'ns'ee" Es"'s 81 "se, ana Al inmate OF
=" 81 A"""' MUSE - ti">'''u''"' III p" ss'
:, 90 N"NH H'' "''"e
h''" ''''@'''S'" A''.''' Ff''" AN 'ha'
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yvAn Abolition paper says the Peo-
pie have made up their minds that the
Union shall stand, whether the Consti,u-
tion does or not That is just as wise a.
to ,av. the doctors have made mp their
minds that the man shall live. whether
the breath leaves his hody or not. The
Cons iluri n down, the Union down.
Webster Expressed the great truth thus !:
The Constitution AM The Union. |
p'ace them together If they stand, they
stand together; if they fail, they mas;
fall toge,her.'
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What the People Pay Taxes for.

The Secretary OF State has made re.
nort TO the Legislature. Of the number Of
men engngei around the Capitol at Madi-
SOD, and the amount o. wages paid them.
he number is over one hundred and the
srnounl thousands Of dollars annually. In
remmeruag upon this report, the Niwau
k-e .NcU- s4Y.:
Il. requires fifteen HEALTHY men to run
the Office of secretary Of state at an ~
grrga,r mp-n-ation of ab"n. tl5 600 .
Fourteen persons discharge the dl.je- of
- STATE tr-a.urDr II total co>' 70 lhr
~rafe nf atnu' so 000. t. bank comp
trulfef'- cfiir-. mhIrh unier democratic All
uiinIstrafions wa cared for bv one man
With Al occ;~lonai as>l-lHut. now husles
x 'tau war gentlemen. st n cost Of about
= 600 L- hrre school commissioners
u,e a->i .rei In their ardu"n- labors Al An
expense OF about 80 600, The super
intendent Of puhtic property -or
# Jimmy Ia pin-lails 10 yet along
without he AID of clerk at 81 900 nrr
.nGuu aud thirty men, costing nearly $50
per day The attorney general paws 81,
000 rpr An as.ls aal "a lourg man who.
Z understand. has never been admitted
10 lhr tnr3 aui 'he assistant finds lime to
can Sin0 more in the school land de-
partn en-
We n,ed to hear something about 'for-
tx thievp>' 10 rhI- state. Here ar a hun
Grad If them j., sinr!e npsf The very
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gy Southern paper. SAY ,ha, Gen
@HZeaAS is at Clinton. Miss st the head
Of 50 900 fedora! ;Ioops, aud hat the Con-
teders.es under JACKSON bad engaged
them-wi.h what results is not stated >
also that tnr prisoners 1t Richmond ara to
be removed IN Georgia. and that The Con
federates undar Gen. lHrcs are prepar-
ing moyetuys. against Little Rock, Ar
kansas.
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TIRkD OF WATrISG A Chicago girl,
tired Of wa'ing for the yonug men wh"
don't .'propos~'-prnbably on the sccoun.
Of the EXPENSE take. advantage Of the
season and speak- ru, boldly over her
o~n name in the WANTS column Of the
Chirago Tribune, Is follows:
This i Ieap-v@ar. III wais no longer
So here am, p wears old, healthy. pre-
possessing. medium size. fall chest, eiu,
Gated. prnien. large sparkling eyes. long
black flowing hair, and as full Of tun a. a
chestnut is iuII Of meat. born TO MAKE
some man happy, and | want a home
Does anybody want me?
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GF Maiu4parer SAYS ARTEMUs "ARr
cleared SIS 600 IN gold for twenty lectures.
Ard thinks he Si exchange it for 212 600
in greeu back when he ge;> to New York
No, he ARTEaUs WARD j. not 50 green
a. 10 do ANYTHING of the kind He will
keep the gold, which will he money when
he eteenb,ck, are resolved into their na,
tive ,ags
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HARRISON G Hobart.


The necple cf Wisconsin hav. learned
Of tha escape from prison and the proba-
lie safety of Lieut. Col. Hobart. With the
niost intense and genera feeling Of graft
fraion.
The rer,on.l history Of Col Hobart
since he came 70 this state, in connection
with the ,nanly part be Ia. taken in mi,
var. renders him worthy he respec, Of all
men Of all parties ConceiedIy, he !. a
man Of bri liant abilities aud high per
sonsl character Once or twice he has
presiied owe: the more popular branch Of
our legislature, Of which BODY lie has of
,en been ih. most prominent and ;ntluep-
tlsI member Twice he has been the can,
dida,e Of his party for congress, and ther.
can be 10 question now tha, hi. defeat on
either occasion was more Of misfortune
10 The state than himself. In 1859, as he
democratic candidate for governor. ha led
the Is>t hopeful a,ternpt. before tn, var,
10 tu'n back the tide of sectionali~rn and
preserve the state from the csla,niti@s
which have since fallen upou IT. The per-
SOM energy Win which he conducted
thai canvass aud the eloquence with which
he appealed 10 the p-ople 20 abide bv the
letter and spirit Of tha federal cons'iru-
ZION, rontirmed bis reputation srnnnr
frendA aud foes, as leader among ives
tefD nen
" zen the ~a' broke ont. the coutse Of
Col Hobart VISA characteristics Of the n,sn
With no hope of special per.ona favor At
The hand. If the ruling party, -,air Or ns
tionsl. and with no di.posirIon to win rhss
favor hy fa"ninz &, i!,- fact ef power. b.
promptly enlisted IN the ranks as . Dri-
vsfe soldier, and hy the voluntary suffr.-
res Of hls ne'ghbnr- ~as ch"sen 10 the
@"mpAsuvr.v hHn'ia posltjon of captain,
and IN that capacity ed them 10 tbs de
f~hca OF the ted~Fai nag Ihouga man
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CHA HOTTELN ANN,

Steamboat AHpY 3y letter 10 the
editor # lie Pin. from Chicago, we learn
Nat he areamrr Tcnsrt will he ready to
star, an on the fr,t - March With fair
~ssIe' - rsn expect her here any hour
after that da'e
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--.~~-

SNAIL PIX IN khwAuSEE The Es.
wannee Ea.rprise says .ha, during the
winter there has been some pine or te.
cases Of sms.i. pox in that village, but in
so mild form. that no, until within q.
few days did the citizens' know wha, dir.
case il was
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Yours very truly.
NALSI HULL / Co


Hos AMOS kE>pALL In communi
cation 10 the Washington C2asti's!t,on,
say:
a correspondent inquiries Of ms
whether wi support for ,he presidency.
zen Mcclellan, should another be nomi
mated BY she Democratic National Con
ven,ion. ana~er tha, viii support any
cenpelen. nan Of uhqressionabe loyalty
who can best unite the conservatives oi
the country aga nst :he dlsorganizers who
no" rontro! the gnYernmenl | am not
acquainted with Gen Mcclellan; but
admire him Tor his talents. h.. virlnes aHt
his Ieval;v. srmpat' ize with him in
the wicked perseaulions he has patiently
endured; and think the wrong. which
the cnQntry has suffered through him can
be most appropriately reJressed hs placing
bin a; tie head f IL gnyornnoaa."
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sF Accounts from the South -'ate tha

s4T Accounts from the South .iate hat
the rebel armies to dar amhrare more men
han pt any moment since the commence
'nsnt Of tie war. The con-crip""n hav-
IN" been rn'hes~'y enforced, unl--s our
armies are strongly reinforced before
,nrine. the military authorities here be
licya rha' much of he advantage gairei
in the LAT Twelve months must inevitably
hA 'o,' ~ the evacuation Of territory
which We will not have sufIirisn, troops to
garrison
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RT Fx-Gov NoRroy, Of Massachu-
sef,s, diei at Ts11toH on The 9Th inst,
sgej 81 years.
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The Pirate Alabama under Guard.

Ssn Frsncisco. Feb u.
The following letter hss been received
hg a mercGuti!o fr.n in this city With is
extensively engaged il !hs China f'Ads
Kanseswa, Jsn 1864.
r. Nessrs C6adray 4 Co, S,u. Francis
CO:
Dz.R SIRs We are enabled hv the
delay Of the Roger. in the harbor owing
ia Gains, 20 give .ou good news The
Alabsrs is in dock 1t Anov, Chins. and
the Wyoming j. sfsnli0g sentry over her
We may bop her career Ia ende3 The
Jameato4p j. alsp there before tria.
he news comas hy .ns brig Nary 90,
pm, FIVE days ffo1a Shanghai, and Ia all
thentic
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Coon Fnn HI-ricorr Tie town of
hishioolt voted So 600 las' Saturday for
eo1n'v morev . volunteers.
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Escape of Prisoners from Libby PrissE
Colonel Hobart Safe.
For, Monroe. Feb Is

F0Ft Monroe. REQ 10
have received telegram under date
Of Feh Is from Gen W-sar. which
states Tia, Col. Svsigft with ITO other
% e' '''" ="
-, nv ;,
' .'s ef'o'
a''e'' 'o'''eSS "onfoe' REQ. 'oh
The following is from tie Richnond
Exa-si,sr Of ,hs tIta: TIE following
:, Is, O., n. 9rfr.ia,, ofi.ars ,h, =.
, ..i.,.:. .-.l.
90 ,'''' a.
Among lh"'l <" r"9ret 20 h'rr 80 C.s's
= no'n,''''- 'Hl .'.fA'&Al soj Coz J +,
''a'd, W. 7rt'1 e@'pr to., - = Fv,
j.. D mn 90 Il =. IL '''..'r 2l,s
va OF h"hir * "e.s
Ienh"''se cs'-''' CoI. Il hrtre"r
- e'n.' n'' .. /. hHlnra' 9Ih
J.; Noi !, " ~ on, s>h We Coz. I.
: " 81, Il VS.. Col. A Straight.
als' in''ans; Lo'- y vi e~, 80 i"ho.
haJor }. /. C"'''"- - Tad H+J'r e.
W r''z,'ninon~' lo D Ira MAJOR Il
h''prl> ~ = VI hHl'f - Mct"n
49, i0'. h'"" " Z''' 'f'n'
fe'n MAJ'r j. y. W aiker. i3d lnd. :;
Mayor >. ft-nr', ONO
Th- Eraps'nsr Of the 18Th has the fol-
t.~inp nsns. Of those taken up 10 l,.s
;-,,
~,
~ fN".[' - ~
NN"p'' r" 7'aF' IVA a 90
np' - ~. 90
t'eo' -, ''h' o''N =.
t7"' ~ - p 90 CAV
y" q"
I r. ~ - ~ -,
i; -, y,
~ W. "
,"e'' - ,."i e""
L.e'' II a., cnUe'@'' o. 'Ii
Leu D '"fc',. Ia - NY ca'.
,"''' a. h"p'o' 7'' Il"
= u,,'.''~- y,
~ :, =, " % q"
- '-So" Nv II ,'n'o'
Lieut.. - IL 'Tafflhe % / a.
~ ~ LsN'. " . f'Td' 81 30
h'tn' h'""n. 10 ! y. ) cav
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T The Chiffon Times has entered
upon il. seventh volume. May it live to
sn,er upon l.. fifi@'h
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- We have neglected to -av that Mr,
Fr Fseg>ICu the me'ntnr &C Assembly elect
from the Frs, District. has returned from
Enr"pr. and been sirring in that BODY in
Madison We learn that lie makes a very
useful rHaule,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

Rsg- "TnE JERSEY SHORE HERALD" ="
is the title Of new paper, just issued in
Lycoming county, by Mossrs Henry W.
Moore, and Frank II, Snyder. 1t is nou-
tral in politics, and is neatly printed and
very Interesting. Mr.. SNYDER, is late oi
Bloomsbury, ami his friends here will be
CAD to hear Of HI, being established in
business.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

OUR Receipts for March are very cred
liable and quite encouraging. We are
compelled, hereafter, 10 exact our increased
terms-vz 50 90 IL advance, 50 % at
the end of three mouths, and 81 so after
six months Thanking our friends who do
pay, for their patronage, we muslin JUS
ticc to them--say, that it will be our duty
to see that others do likewise, or they must
stand the increased charge and not expect
an extendid credit.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

Uniformity DfFnces "A New Feature III Bussiues
Every his own salesman! JONES & co. Of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store No. 2Ol Markestco
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In ad iiton to having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing III Philadelphia made cG
pressly retail sales, have constituted every one
his saeman, by having marked III figures on each
artcea the vcryOwes price he sold fot SO they
cannot possibly vary AN must buy alike
The goods well spongcd and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all buy with
the full assurance ot getting good article al the very
lowest price Also, large stock ofpecc goods on hand
of the latest style and hest qualities which VIII be made
to order in the fashionable and best manner 70
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent. Market above Sixth street
No. 20i JONES K co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS, Al l. SOLDIERS who
' have hccn discharged by reason by WOUNDS RE
CElVED IN ANY BATTLE. ana who have not recoi.
we'd the ON HUNDRED DOLLARS OuNTY, can
receive I'll" same now ul ouce by applying either in
person OF by Iturr. at me MILITARY Nj NAVAL
AGENCY, No, ~ Walnut street rhilad.
Jos pH J. DEWITT e. co.
DRiZE MONEY.-A full II ~ ALI, PAY iBtETO
j. DATE can be at the Offices These and all
other claims against tho Government promptly col.
lec'ed,
May 81, 1854.
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ess- Mr.. !" Z, SHARptEss, Of the
i'Oheap Ca'L Store no advcrt,es by
the column ,--conunucs the centre Of at
sraction. II il there that yonth and
beauty, (with the economist do most
congregate" Quick sales and small prof
its. are the safsItwey 10 success ard for,
tupe.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

A NY WIDOW, orPARENT, or ORPHAN, or BROTH.
~ Err. or SISTER Of any SOLDIER, SAILOR or MA.
RINE, KILLED, or who has DIED, in the service Of
the United States, who desires NINETY SIX Dol.
LARS (S1G) n wear PENSION, from ONE HU NDRED
TO ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETYFlVE DOL.
LARS U1050 CASH BOUNTY, and a. the arrears II
pay due bin, should call at once or write 10 JOSEPH
Il. DEWITT &c Co, No 4l1 WALNUT 81, THE MIL
lTARY n NAfALAGENCY PIIiLAD
Also State Pay, County, city, Ward or other Bounty
Sc if there is any due, Apply either IN person by
letter.
May 81, lsGl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

S1- The Lsckawanna and B!oomshurg
r Il, is Going brisk and pro.perou,
bu'iness Col. FONDA, a. Supcril'cnd-
ant, and Il. s. ADAMS, Esq. the Con-
ductor are very efficient and gonllemanly
officers, Is operations are encOur2gingly y
increasing
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

say- Public Speakers and Singers will
find "Browns B 6chial Troches' bene-
ficial to clearing the voice before speaking
or singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual cxcriion of the vocal organs
having peculiar adaptation to affections
which disturb the organs OF speech.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

UNDER the head of "Dead Faith and an
Apos.ate Church." the True Presbyterian
deals some terrible blows at the head Of
1he bloody in6dcl ministers of the United
State who have literally turned somo Of
the churches into de IS y MieucS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28
Bloomsburg May %, 1864.

sas" The TEN FORTY LoAN.--The
subscriptions to the ten-forty loan report
ed to the Treasury Department for May
23j, amount to 81 nv 900.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28
Saturday Morning, May 2e, 1864.
Introductory.

BY an arrangement with the Proprietor
/ this week assume the Editorial conduct
ofthe Local Department Of the "Columbia
Democrat" in this new and responsible
position, it will be my highest aim and
constant ambition to furnish correct
weekly synopsis of the current local news
Of the day, and--if attention and pres
everance can accomplish the olject-l
hope thereby TO enhance the intrcst of this
Journal and make it moro interesting to
its numclous patrons. And for this pur-
pose, would request my young friends
every where in tie county, to assist my
labors, by furnishing the earliest details,
in their vicinity of news items and local
affairs, for which they will receive the
hearty thanks of the under signed.
JESSE q. TATE.
nloon,. buru Nav O2 1854
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

car Dick Taylor, the Rebel General
who defeated Banks, is a son Of Ex-Prcs-
deus, Zack~y Taylor. He seems to have
pluck and brains.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

kNAWLLOW two or three hogshcods oi "HHchu
~ " Tonic Bitters," "Sarsapariia," NERVOUS Anti
dotcs" &C. &c, &c, and after you are satisfied with
the result, then try one box Of OLD DDCToR BCCH
ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS -Ond be rcsor ed
to health aud vigor in less thai thirty days They are
purely vegetable pleasant to take, prompt and saiu'
,ary in their effects the brokcn'down and shattered
unsti tuition. Old and young can take them with ad
vantage. Imported and sold in the United states only
by JAS. :. BU rhER.
Station ID, Bible House, New York,
General Agent.
7, P,S-A box sent to any address Oh ieceiP VI pfice
which Is Ono DOtlar-post free,
March 10, loGI,-;im.
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BIoomsbuFg, May %
ESPY tGil;:lA HOTEL.

FFHE undersigned having taken the Espy llOtel
I lately kept By MIR. T. towel, would especially
inform HI friends audthe public in general that no
pains viii be spared for the satisfactory entertainment
OF all who may favor him with their cugtun.
JOS, u, M1ACHBANK,
Espy, April ,. lsGi
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SeA &NS9osrs
'sSsS'SSss.ess>SS9fi s s.. ~
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
News by Yesterdays Mail.
The Military situation.

INC mliltary SlJuaClOn'
The lates, news from the front, seem.
ingly we'll authenticated, places Gen
Grants army In force at Bowling Green,
in Caroline county, forty miles this side Of
Richmond, and ffteen miles beyCad
Spottsylvania Court House. The advance
under Gen. Hancock is reported seven
miles further south, occupying bridge
across the Mattapony river. This rcccd-
ing Of Cen Lee army was supposed to
have been caused by Gen. Grams threat.
ened Hnuking OF bis strong woIA5 AID the
desire to draw nearer his base oI supplies,
which came througe CordouSyillo no
general engagement is reported as preccd.
ing this withdrawal, and therefore is INC
tive must be looked for in strategic anu
susienaut operations.
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Is. "a. DeWOaEns
CLOTHING HALL.

No. cO2 North Second Street. PhifR.
+ NONSTANTLY on hand full assoItment Of Ready
u hiada Men and Boys Clothing aud SsHis FuTliso
Tag Goods at Wholesale asd Rsnii,
January ', ls6S,-6E,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

Balance in hands Of Treasurer, 1852 06
Debts due and uncalled for, IS 50
The Ninth Annual Fair will be held on
the 18th, lith, and 18th days of October
next. l.. Z. RUrERT, Sec D,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-28

RECEiPTSs
Balance in hands of Treasu-
rer May, 1868, 1854 67
Cash paid Treasurer by B +.
Hartman, collected for tick
cts sold and rent Of stands, SIS 81
County order, 100 90
Cash Of w. Il. KoOns fcl rent
of grounds, So 90
--Sl235 54
EXPENDITURES.
Outstanding orders. IL so
Orders for rent of ground, l23 06
Order of j. X. keller, Pres, 40 90
Order of l.. b. Rupert, Sec, so 90
Order Of p. John, for printing 55 90
Order Of j. s. Sanders, do II 90
Order Of L l.. Tate, do 30 90
Order Of w. II, Jacoby, do % 65 T.,
Premiums and expenses of
the Eighth Anuual Fair 53S 81
1855 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

creole friend you must understand Of the aute.wm
ueriod We sraycd into the low part Of the city Turn
inc corner. in front Of us a curious group
there WEI three persons twOrngced women and black
man stretched out on the ground, their heads close to-
xchcr. must confess that my creole ircnas mooklng
laughter found ts in my breast Blt still We
approached this ridiculous group and found that the
nan teaching tho phsei to the two ragged
en-" VIII yod understand Tho whole storv IL adum-
bgated thus: black aunsi alely only an animal to.
day United States soldier. with n sword and pistol
III his belt. lying dosn on common mother earth and
teaching Two ragged she humans tie meaning Of the lot
tiers that Cadmds brought into Greece
In symbols all the sttry yis,se there W NJ. j.
niger very lately yet lnughahe piece # goods
teaching the primary elements to OF pieces fgOods
and teaching with sword and n revolver bucSled 10
bis person. ". j. writes that his creole friend
checked his first temptation to laughter on seeing
closer into this group. IL would provoke endless guf
flaws certainly If cais could leave for laughter,
to look at to appreciate the policy the poliiicoecQn
zeal tricks ana hpg-agJ out worn shans Thank the
higher powers again. IL Is not your reporters office to
han report If his county, its Government, ana
governors conceived here TO be less than wise, ne
can only report the prevailing conception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

MORMON SETTLEMENT IN VIRGINIA.
learn that there Is In the town Of South Wheeling So.
'hy 81 Mnrnonf who practice all The doctrines OF that
seer except That OF poly gnDy We have had CONVEX
SALON WIN EnplIshman Who belong, Ia the nooety
ana who iry believes in all The peculiar notions Of the
@ Day Saints He says he was converted 10 the
iil sine" his arrival In this country In his opuion
all the churches to which Gentilrs usually attac tb,
sss.s az wonderfully corrupt. He has not had phy
sca III MS mouse Tor i've or sX years Cases of fck
' NJ '"i,h ny amounting and LAYING ON of hand. n.
cording TO the customs OF the New Testament, ''
Wheeling IDtelgonccr.
HAWTHORNE President Franklin pierco
has written letter To friend IN reference Ia the s1
den death OF Mr. Hawthorne Plymouth. Mfr p,ova
says: Mr.. Hawthorne lies upon his side hs ,osV''
50 perfectly natural and easy his eyes closed tln a. ~
difficult TO realize while looking upon hs noble sc
that this Is death He must have passed from natnr
sumbcr To that from which there Is 40 waking wthani
The slightest movement
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FRUIT TREES WILL oyERDEAR.-From pr

FRUIT TREES WILL ONBRBkAR.-trOmp pres
en- indications there Is danger OF ovelbcarins With all
fruit and vines the vines parlc ulary. are setting
more grapes than can be ripcncd Remember tia, ono
bunch OF well rpened grapes is worth bushel Of up
ripe ones. Remember that not one vine in hundred
that has not been planted long enough % become vel
established can ripen all the grapes that set Ii you
would have good fruit pluck OF all the imperfect
punches and more than half of all the vines. and
then do not allow them to grow ali the wood that they
will No vine tree should be allowed 10 bear the lrs.
year after tranplantng and only enough for samples
the next year. Dwarf pear trees in garden soil aru
HcuCfuit disposed 10 oserbcar. Look after thom th.
year The blossoms have been very abundant Young
ecs and vines are often permanently I'M red by over
bearing. Look 10 them this year most carefully.