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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-07

Ai,estoUn (fi.) Bdptist churches.
New ROCHELLE, NY.
Dr. c. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: feel 1t pleasure thus.
of my accord bear testimony to the excellence Of
the German Bitters Some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia used them with very beneficial
results. have often recommended them to persons
eufeebed by that tormenting aud have heard
them the most hatterng testimonials Its great
tonic that can not be surpassed. JOHN N. LYONS.
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We .sles q go bb'.. se,nsas for w.,.r, On,
5.sgej sns Bacon a-f-d bn In the ab,eacs Of .ss
price, nouini. lard opened active { bt bsayv.
-.es " 3"0 bs.- nll rs. az i9,dSsc. lor No 1, az
ale s1r Sieni sad Halo foF Kettle, outside rate fos
small lots
Observation-Disclosures Is rather hEuer bu, no. active ,nI
only t. -lt los al ne For fotu.s d.
vry ~ b,- Crude odd Ia, half November 81, <2lc Re-
hnud lrf o' s'oldy, at t4dSc Free /. .rn IA
with Of speculative i.lHiy aoou lie
iucEA ns<- &c hi-rss 10 doin,-hoidr, generally ia.
uifrd pr-yici. li9s %; ~ bb- iana "a I,c
SU5 !. ;-UsV rs ,.,si Yih iuOdrrs. iBqu ~ sna q.
rs'ie. Wrtt fa pu' ~ inquiry Is from ihr isas SD,
o. r." h,sh aha f. nhs, 9tc Tor Porto Rico "a
~ b,.-s i.svsus l,c. Refund quie 2ssE2c foe
ii4ri-
SPiCES-For Csss ,lrr- has been consider ~. napirx
and uois rs % 40 gisis ~ &C. besides oh.r ssn
trsn-seuon fiic &c ls Of wasch ere act aile pubic
Dtii"I 10 a. guet
sEED-s .eis yerv quiet ard prices unsettled
Thor fir te s TOR housd iGx seed al - lG9 - IS
per bosa. Of ~ ihs
Thl ,DWin,r. limited d-r'ond FOR Tsov and yriceo
sfs h.sys si. Of Go lbs. al IL ioic. iof Nes.srn, ard
IL; IA: frCHy.
Wr IL no, active IN, "a better. We note s.l-s Of
$50 bbs II 81 ia ~ Il f,r Western.
Frc-'.;s ca Produce.
OCT H-tlfr JOS ncel, Whisky, DO io1; Com
Mfsi do. bli = he bush, % 100 Corr. d.. 80 no. Data
do, 800; aer TO-. - v; r,vi'ous pcAs L!D; bn:>
tx. CO., ItSy' Lafs s0.. i"H; ssIss do, Ii.
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A. Moses stood u;.,', t., J. ming III.
Whh a., tie vr,l.c q ,.hrioJ ih.si't.
Wau.as H. $, Ms Nfly. ficIr {, meet
lhe q. lUi heater 60 jos yl!.s VII -
So g. MT tim s'Gna's & ui iGsi o., itrrIr's thIAi
AID he D..d Geis s'ufGis tlui Gcsh and beat
IL r,n ,huidpf q H. lcgG,.. Sltct.
TcpnoN i.l sd most CAfo.eo g. H.
O. st..Il ilou Fl in. &C.. le.dcT e.. Ger itcr.
iIuIc 81 ouG i.,ti.rr 80 tAs is1'a grow bdnd,
And iato asrcs GlCls srys d lfi. hfana;
IicI. lct rs sec I. cc, vii .'i'.iaai tiAre,
Descend t.v Hiflt, t.fo's a. 0r b. Iacn
AAatLc. la's .aiic> s. Is within tby .aual
Beside the themes denoted BY The tile Of tho vol
ume, Il contains severn! miscellaneous poeiAa som,
of which arc highly successful specimens OF blank
verse. The pla;ntve tcuGcr.ss Of the closing
piece rordcrs it an Appropriate uale to the contents
of the volume, which are no lcss strongly marked
by their 9a;hos than tAcir military spirit:
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f,rc-'.,. CT Produce,
rur.gn-r. 70 Disabled soldiers.

HDQR- DEPARTMENT OF rug East
AlN- : OK CIY. Oct. H. i-ii
GENERAL OEDEks, No. 7i-Pursu0nt to in.
structiors from tie War department. the dronghs Of
s disabled suluirrr ,i'ep nom hcspit,s Ia is Depart
p,rnent .ra heTry rvtende-i until the l2lb Hoy l4
i,y 'B,"l OF Mai-,r "a. Dir
d. T. VA Duf.sN IL and Asst ADJ. Gen.
Oflcia.: L. ". HcOrER Aid.de-cauq.
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T-r,clers' Guide.
To As.ny. by Had.sp Z T., 50 waIren'.,, "a

ro b.ny, ty Hausep I. L., s, Nsrren.s.-, "a
.ai ID an sIi : g. sd ln:@0p m. sunday Tsin
Toa ~ s;z1
To pany H. ..ar.i -. a. oth- .t., fth-sy. 10Y
~ ans >. ~undsy rfu...............,..... n
10 sthsus, Co.,-i.-'s ii.iei Dock. West Point,
h-wiuftb Pouei.s.f.i-. Efin-oeck Catsail,
suJ flgd.ou. b. -,rs.r-4- D1., brew snd G. Nib-
bard. eiYn, irJ 1s--s' llnding * Svn ~ - r.
10 .ai:iu.r-~. by trr Ncw JrF,ry n. =, iooi u
rsii.1t 7:,op -
10 ii1.ton. ny ar~ Loa"cn line. Pier ~ y J..
l:oop
2;,t. I'd .h-.y ..............s. a. ,i 800 p 4.
~, ,irrc L.. II .ni5pm sgrdiy..... SOP u.
-, and 10 j. N mi s:oo
To Bod .-port ~ s.~siurr bridgeport Hoai t'r~ q,
Say. = H. J.! f.....'.. .''' -
T. Cr-erfor lip tirc l.lsnt. s'd other fr-ors @"
Lon, fsani, b. =. !. Rsiiroad, nom Jsiner-'Np
ard loot k;n - l.. h....s.....' .. u" go ~ ID
10 Lone nf-rcs. hy f.ri'sn and delaware "a!
K. n wa pc 'iu.r Jesse hoyt foot OF hunay- =,
4 .........'k and II ~ m aud ~ p n
To New firy-n. liar ord, nni oPrnshec--ts'n.
leave eaS sap -. .s.,.'.'''t "''l "a "
..t'.v,@t7s IA . $50 81. ard 800 .. -
| l. & rswsl Wrst Point. Ncwhalgh. Pom -hA"psio,
and koudor'. hv l,ca.lcr Mary Powell. leaves Jay
q. ..nIinr d,y............. .................. :.
To the Wet. 6y .en.sy sAu!s NsDtrai htifoci'
snrd 800
s &c oc ca.rt Id ss m u L. u1i I:eop
T., Piii,dc utia ty sew ecsrv R-lrctd. loo' %
s@ w 1nan',,. 100
To Wa-lugto1 By NeS-ior-oy Il H. loot o.
Count audt-t 3 and i, ui j p IL, arc = -, -
midnight. - -,
for igrthcF infonu-'ion IN rcysri 20 "doeA ti'' 4
zee advert. -enu.n;. another part o. this paper
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EMILY Crrsrga.-We learn from the Pnb'
Eshcf's al osurcIac,i TAI Ills new I"'''s p'S''"S
with ~ - ,,!c. The liri edition has arcady o'c'
.rnclaa The author has been uated TO BE- young
lazy Il Baltimore
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Bnu,is UnEtecfs.
TIE COST OF LnlEG /. NEw-YoEg.
FRIDAY Oct 9l-P "

FRIDAY. Oct. PIP W.
We give below quotations ofsome of inc lead
INC aia les Of iced sold ~ small Quantities for ordinary
fhml, consumption at Wushngionaud Fulton Markets.
and by tho dogntoWn,rnders Theur-town groce's cs-
specially those IL 10 ,ieniy Vi Fiish and Lc1nson'
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Dlovcmen,- % .,sesn steamers
Giaiicncrr ono 5anrp @oo>s

~ &c II K i Ms
~ GLASS STAND.
PIANO and pgpsreAD INsuLArER, Ne. IL 80 1rsha
E1RANGIS " LOUTRtL.-STAlioA Ks.
4 PRINTERS and BOOK hiNDEks; -. 80 49,
ERR pisi.es II 70 g. ell s.ads Bl-Ek BOoS fa'' 20
st4uoleTy. Uide 60 ici.ed
WIN. EVERDELL' SONS, M. l0i tqlton'
~ --srATlON khs and BLANk BOOK A-tNDFA"
TURFRs.
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1 NEW sroaY RooY r1n cnlLDnEy. By FAssr


Many Of he pleasant Ha.rat yea III tnif n
traoiive volume ale fuadcd On Gcd'ais IN thr "i-
c,; aplr Ct celebrated iacr. Cucgs aic derived Rom
the rsonal reco tons Of tic aIt'oF and "itA great
rnoi.on AMI naiy,i6 describe certain tcraos IN her
e.rly history. With all hn disabling and ui-chie'ons
s~rrasrn Fanny Fcru know the WY to tue 'o@is 81
tie young folk ari tins new colcciua 81 Der STREE
vii make her greater isvoriie than ov'r Her ram
Ian, love 81 fun and droIy ia bore snourd ty ynpa
ty with her Juvenile rcfd"rs giving Il'cc y" c'Tinin
qule; paihns ard cHectonsl.-cs j. admirable leerre
with tie purpose o. t'c work. Tie volume = brought
out in sstrle 81 remarkable ncetrcss. VII eOUal NJ
propriste lusi eti.ns and Is vel suited Tor hoisy
present although one viii be damaged by obtaining
posse ss,on Ct q copy before Christmas.
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THE AMERICA, ANGLERS BOOK. 1yTH,YD koTH''

THE hMERiCA AZ ANGIFNs BOOh. by TH.p. hoKhi.
$40. Up 81 Phiad,. ..fL +. H. Butler Go.
The author OF this volume exhibits the GEM
ire love Of nature and enthusiasm for his gentle an
which haze inspired tho t-uc angler from the t'e %
old Isaac alton that OF FIaak lrrStcr IL odd
ton T. the ample details on 'n natural history fspii
nc fsh and tic means Il Ealing en- ~ book neounds
with agreeable pictures Of rural scenes amusing er'
sona asccdntrs. AID lively norFaSes 81 adventure
soced with occasional touches Of seatmon- end "aor
The lover Of angling w.h lad tie wors complete
manual Of his eui.cing vocation. anG canroi f t. en-
y the pcrpoal Of Tvs p'ges scarcr less than the actual
pursuit Of The GnayE!,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ssrus or TIE war ~ CroFar II. bokEH I2no
on, 2e.. Boston. Tic,n.r tir is.
Tie love Of country here leads new Inspiration 10
he heart ofthe pet. iIr. IohcF brings high poet
.l ,df to Gle celebration Of noble acts That have
,sen called forth during the miscries Of war. His
a.sips, though ragged, and often austce, have
Sre martial ring stirring tho soul more than they
s,neht the ear. They have less than bis usual
anisa Of execution, bat they tx kindlcd by me
pow of earnest thought ard deep feeling rs '"o
,ic-in. Of an IMAGINATIVE and rejecting spin; 70
he greet cause which a2reals 20 the oiiest seni-
merits Of patriotism, they will be read villa pTo'oLu
interest, and awaken an echo m many hearts mo
pg.ow ~ lines cynce not httle dramatic power
somsined with heau.ifiS simplicity Of expression:
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NJ Boxer will enhance bis reputation, not only
as a poc,. but as man aad patriot, by ;hc pabca-
ton Il this seasonajie collection. He need not
fear the repgoach which he Is teupled to bring
against himself US "Ha easy vaSsal 70 hs OWL de-
light. while "his brothers fcli lie graSs before The
mower" Tic poet who brings the fire Of scni1'
from the SOLITARY nights Of coutcn plato0, 10 hndie
The hearts OF the pc, pr, presents al Offering to hi
county Which n be OF p ielless service in her
bour Of need. a. well as tat Of the soldier who
gal!alily breasts the shock Of battle.
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pIRGF.

A. w. November e. lA01
An,,ic's dcnd Ainir's dcudl
j. t..nt sentence H.l is said.
LIZ form erd rosv head.
Still ani cold. got e. u divine;
Though Ire i,f L. %" ll.rri "line
Whence h,T . ntlc sui i,cFcd through
lis .ietr essence. G'lii. tue:
An TIE s,l m inr.rn ycw
Those inverted oyrrnl cast,
EIe her srr.t heavonweId passed.
AAulr's deed
Annic's dead Anuios deed
Sis.rr ,nsc; overhead
Have your greeting hands ou's1reaij
Lei welcome cIy b" avon,
A. She ir.a.is The III t. r hcaven,
Fer a soGl from earth more nee,
Surr Of You own pcfrl,
Never jinrd yU4r LrE'j any.
l'atch acr ye ~ to,yru.s mold,
EyeA .lgs, ihcs r;or.a. codl
Aunies dead
Annle's dead. Anaic- dradi
WY sr.,uid tl.is De over -
WY Should ah So ~ nea1i-
Iwio lovci hcT an'i '.'7,
A. tire drra'icr WY 90 Silri
who bowed nv no b. csc.
Scared, bold ESQ .. .r - D.
wien sac chircrd . pass me byi
Tfenbii.. ,i-t 10 wo i mig I sir
TIehigb cris th.t I,icncd Ia hers
ADuic's dead
Aunic's dead. Aruc's dead
Gg; ,-icri1 { ". . tIh spc
Jir0u. deitls siid,v r.Dse md crcadi
l'ur wherever srCu ne iAuu
Wanaci .s', mast Csatt ne Low.
pwellcro some aefy Isle,
Iluli.n- 40 a. God IT, Willie,
IfIrad aii..'i that sal @:
lrai al =, - .c..r g.! saith.
"SbaH fa.i a. io~c Wl'1 dc":hf
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GIANT.

b,v sustained and with rare harmony between the
dctioD and sentiment;
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ANCIENT LAW. BY rgNgr srTseA NAISs, with A. In
Induction by THEODORE ~ DWG"T. LID. s'o Pp'
~. CLasl;r S.: bn~f
l. his reprint Of an English work, which, IN
the short tune tlat esIsed since Its original puhii
-s.or bas rapidly gained tie position OF STANDARD nn-
.hority the stadcnt Of Jurisprudence VII ~ocome Tho
ffuiis " thorough historical rcsceieh combined NIL"
sae spirit 81 s"und plosophic. discussion hi Name
IN tho fist place. pca.aic mastery exposition % te
principle Of legal history, aud mcT"aid gives az &c
c,uut Of the orfn mud prolroas OF leading rules ~
legal science copous abstract Of the coutens OF Ine
work is given by the American editor.
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bold conception is embodied in the tribute Of
Ae poet 10 General Grant, but the image IS sdinra-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

PETERSON XIV COOK BOOK. l2mo pp So. 7. y.
Prtcrson i.rothrrs.
The young housckecpcr may thank thc com
per Of this culinary manual fora valuable collection Of
marty a t.oufani receipts for preparing all kinds OF
dishos from artle soup TO watcr-gr.d u nleo con-
tains practical directions les Tariey oil subjects
pertaining 10 The comfort aud weaToof ihc fcuiy and
mast prove useful guide 10 the nnluiiatad IL Ihe mys
tories of housekeeping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

IyTRODV CTlON TO THF STUDY or INTERNATIONAL.
Law Bv IHfCDORE u. NooLsET. Second Heyi"d
Edition. dvo. pp al. Charles ocnhurr
The first edition OF this work was published Il
fcw months before tire hrcsng out o. the present civil
wnr which hes suggested 10 the author many new qn-
tons touching neutral and bcliseram rights lie has
entered uou their discussion dcCng 10 represent the
Law Of naiious with rigid accuracy. ard 70 permit 10
temporary bis 90 oIct on influence Ia The statement fl"
any doctrine. TIE volume will be consulted at tli- time
with peculiar Interest ond canno, fall - throw Ugh! on
numerous current topics Of pirumount Importance.
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9t0J a. g. q. 1881 coup.l Kcaiiu- Z. R....si0 .islt
tSrD1 y. 6a yea teff. iJ un.... ....h o.. III
liN do....t........ % Ai.ch. sn u " 81.
300 Tenn stole q. 900. 81 ~ .........2
lOtU0 Ohio 1. Nifa cart. 100 1icA ~. NJ r. II -
500 Am God..........1. 200 do............... q ;
100 Clnb Cod pnf...... at 200 du.........'.'' ~
so dp.............. 50 100 OO........... r. Z
- Paciir san C1.H1 'gcl uno. Central a. R..ii-i
2nl On ct s,tr niun. G. ~ II \
100 n J. Cettfl r. H..li.i .t1 fldc ~ ". u r.. 40 }
In IND on River H. L.lA3 l0lChit 3. W n bl0 ssl
.ag lf,,lns Il R......ilt 300 tLi, & X. l. r. k... 9l
10 io.............lpiI 20 iitls,ttW. { itN. 80
30 da..........s,n.l 30 do...s........... " !
900 do......-...t3p..i-ii
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lIartcf--CAnrrrtiy HtroaTFp Tor the y Y. TMersr'
AsuFs-Tferc no change worthy II p.ts in ths msrEc,
IL. q 20 bb4 u o. - or fo's' and 81 S'a sl ''Ioi
CJrroT-Th-f- Is, been us doing 60 day embracing
n 90 ,b e1c ~ ,l--i rr-rs sca' about tie Same VIZ
cntsrF-i1, G'srl,t s.nahs IN the same duh ,is,e
r1'r.i 90 or "a, sli though prices az homnaly nn
clsi,d ihe VANTAGE ,whA the buyer wc have only to
fLUIR AND n!EAI-There {. good demand for Western
ans Fu and Toe bow lies arc Do" rf ~ tAr rl'n
ss. 80 r , e. rf sa,s state, ~ is - 10 for
Hair, 'in'ri So f.r teucy "e :, 1852 - 'r
o p.,e' u Nefsln .zta, 50 re Alp - .f sur p.I;
glil $40 g5f ~ 80 or r.u orHtt shipping ONO ~ ID
~ p ~ st. Louis f,'u' Crntirn Flour hr'y active
ir Ala I'D - ma ~ = iar T'aie and Family trtEa
southern rouf d, b. goad demand aud bci-'r sac. Of LOO
roaoirg and STA 81 Tor lsl, snd Enl d.. hye EoIr
b. liar utd h,ayy, SALES Of l2 'bls Il I3p
Co., Il - ,, sor lcr..y ani So for Hruniywne.
GRAlN-Ite y beet llere 10 nolc actsr lea, tho prices
rireks hu,iacss rh0 'uaui l. cn'ay tor milling Tue 'ae'
q Wheat lsr oorg bust. ,nc.lii,s - g" b9,n. the'Se
= 20 900 bnsh a. cine p~us 4 w; AMOR spli hed
N a. Ia ~ a bush Rcd Western. s2 81 ~ 10 1900
S o AL. AI SrlS 49, W, o9 5c 6s' ' WeS ' % Bsr
Mn 4, Lriyy at 80 s0 fs2o for Old end new harley IS
se,y s w.t.. go ~ s,, ' 81 G0V U S ARE care. so %
better We bayo ssrs report Ce.tisn held al eSo
ssl,.o noe bnsi Wrnrrn Mixed G., 5?d*i5sa
nOrsA irf.ie ba.ne.s Las bon doe io5 nom" u.e
essential change ID prices w tu'f 'Hi'i'A
Primo ieaf a. 4s4 &c., md Ne" 81 'ossc '' S''ef ''f
Choicn .-o
lfAYrhr nfrkrt g. rn,hanr,d and qle. seies Of 30
bales Shir pingR = . 2s0 = 10 % per 100 lpf
MOLASsEs-TAefe i. aig inquiry and prices are LrIa'
rluicuEiy heNUleaHs, which T. sthri - h9r go
I ~ -0hhs Barbsio,s ~ o2c and III 1sl Now Orleans
at r t50 VI n. "a
Of--Ne have 10 chance notice In This inaikr' az
lind b inr duh ant nominal q 81 $50 81 for Linse'ai
s,d - TOR Cr,dr Whsle. and ~ 10 Tor 'rd' .PFrh
PHDN $50 si-'rie.e ils been good ofN,1"' io
p,-k u irrrfunr rrs. The market clasrs Ok, f az
=, ~ cash satire ~ $50 hus. a. ~ 30 ~ tr
On Meas rsl aGa so 81 for New DO ~ %
#a 50 ,r Prime. sil a.0 ~ Prime Nri HS' ios
soi md An,iy 1i-ss ud : 10 Tor hin Mst., 81
INV th.,e ~, r. ~ boil hles buyer al ths month "a little
m. than rrg n At 49,, 'nd POI bbs He'a t'tr nn ION
Noven be- a. -! 81. Reef Is IN ee!r dr ld ano ~
si.. ~ o b . M s3l6d 10 % fr Plain Nfs-i gat @!yn
sss 81 Tor tSra do rce Beet iniri ,r fnd prices az,
nominal 8,f lIars 1fs j. : - l.l-sd az 'orntE saes
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A new edition OF BAYARD TAYL0g's Poems,
10 bllc and rol9, comprising several pieces written
within tie last three years Is pubsLed by Ticsnor
Firds The following lines form graceful Introduction
TO TIC haDdgomo volume:
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rIn, 40. sryG Ar FEEnERIcKs1UEl
pc.cnhcr u. 1852.

I Law IN Tnv ten; nj midday,
To fii,l Of paiG 70 die.
WIZ, srard the voice Of Trrusita
And M answering shoat reply.
Iteard tho voice Of the General
Twas firm. thonch low ard ,ad;
Bsi Tie rUar tlg' followed a.s questiOA
Laughed orr TIL the hi'ls we're glad.
90 comrudc, open TIE curtain.
Aud see where uuT men arc bound.
For rY heart e Sill IN NY bosom
At that terrible. mrthiGl soaad.
"Ard bark what tho General orders,
Per could not catch his words;
Ard What neanu that hurry and movement
That clash C. mus6ots and swOIdsF
lie siill. lie siili. ny Captain,
Ills "a cil. for roin .trcrS;
And TIC Iose that ycSgs soar fever
is DDiy our soldiers CHEERS"
"Wbere 20 thevp "Acrots the rirer."
80 God and must lie s'l
NtIie ilTt dram and thai measured t!amphng
Move from me far down tie hlii
"How msnyi' ~ iadge. f1ur hundred"
who arc iheyf Il know 70 . man"
"Cur Own hiue;ccnth gui u c;ticih,
And tie Seventh Michigan"
30. 10 20. but IN go with nv oornratesl
Tear tie curtain away from the hook;
For I'll zee thew mar, b down 70 their glory,
II pe,;.b by the oos %
TNey icopc3 IN the rocking shallops.
Ter offered where enc could 20.
And tie hrrs2c VS. alive Wit i4Lgaier
Til the boaimen began toiOT.
Then The shore where tic Rebels haIbored
Was iriHcCd with Cush of fame.
All buz,ur ike bees, Ger the watar
TtcswaIns of thcii bullets cHue.
In silence, how dread and solemn
With courage how grand and :ruei
6sesOily. stea'!.y onW I'd
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vantage Of the Mountain gaps on both sides Of the val
ley, and particularly the valley Of tie Clynch.
AS you approach the Virginia line, the country
becomes very rough, rocky and mountainous
and is probably, one of the most difficult that
can be met with in the United States, in which to
advance in face Of an opposing force brief inspee.
TO satisfy any Of the difficulties which must surround
a general who is expected to move an army through
such region ybdd the enemy chooses roa to
nearly parallel, separated by mountain ranges which
defy observation from 10 the other, and all capable
Of being traversed by troops an army Of 100000 men
would scarcely suffice for advancing with safety and
the Time securing all the roads against posi-
bic fanking force Of the enemy. There those who
do not believe il possible for any army OF moderate
dimensions 10 hold the Tennessee Valley beyond Bulls
Gap. and, at the time, secure communication
with the rear and Knoxville, while an enemy remains
in any considerable force west Of Bristol Tie history
Of army movements in this valley thus lar, seems TO
demonstrate this theory 1t has been repetition OF
advances and retreats which has put 10 the seyerest
test the patience and endurance Of the soldiers and
has proved eXhaustng and destructive 10 the animals
as well as the men. At the present time the enemy
is vastly superior to us in cavalry, which
gives them advantage In rapid movements ana COM
pes constant vigilance in he direction Of our TANKS
Those who pretend TO understand the Rebel programme
predict that they have entlced our army be-
You'd Bulls Gap they viii throw force rapidly around
and cut our communications with and across
the Holston Keeping these things in view 1t must be
apparent that advance in order To DO safe must be
cautious and therefore necessarily slow. With the re-
endorsements which are daily swelling the army,
we shall soon be in situation to clear the Rebels ont Of
the valley II such thing be possible under any crcum
stances. At present there does not 10 be any
pectation OF fight at the Gap few days will decide
whether the Rebels mean to contest our advance or
have really made good their retreat toward Virginia
Longstreet is away at Richmond and Hood, who has
been promoted to Lieutenant enera is also away
leave. Buckner il supposed TO be in command, with
Martin and Armstrong; cavalry his right arm Of
service. The hulk Of the army is away TO Georgia or
elsewhere The weather is cold and clustering, and Of
the most approved March type. Es
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Grcnt Rritoiu.

The Morning hdrertiser announces an undoubted
fact that the Conservatives have fully made up their
minds have trial Of strength with Ministers very
after Easter, aud should they be beaten
twice they viii relingush their efforts to
throw the Government.
The London Times edtorially denounces the intern
perate language Of Mr.. Roebuck tOgard the North.
The Alexandra case was resumed in the House OF
Lords March L. Sir Hugh Cairns commenced lis
argument the part VI the DEFENDANTS and commended
that the Court Of Error right in refusing to hear
the appeal from the Court Of Exchequer Ga the 18th,
the Attorney General replied behalf Of the Crown,
and the case was concluded. Judgment was deferred,
and IL expected that the nth the Lord Chance
lor would announce when the House Of Lords would de-
liver Judgment
The London Times says: 1T Is hardly probable that
unanimous decision will be obtained from the House
Of Lords, hut there is possibility that the House may
decline Jurisdiction and this disgraceful result wond
be owing to the sloyeny maDLeT In which cur acts VI
Parliament drawn and modified in Committee"
At the Cork Assizes the 18th, six were
brought up under indictment charging them with
Infringement Of the Foreign Enlistment act in having
agreed 10 enter the service Of the United States
sailors board the rKearsage fat Queenstown. The
prisoners all pleaded guilty, and on entering into their
securities 10 appear for Judgment when called on,
were released from custody.
The Keasarge arrived off Deal the 5h Of Mach.
Another catastrophe had happened ct Chesterfield by
the nundaton Of iron-stone pit Fourteen men were
known TO be drowned and it feared Others had also
fallen victims.
Mr.. Sam. Cowel the well-known singer, is dead