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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-09
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Popular Idea of Battles. r

The popular idea of battles is de.
rived from certain writers-histor-
ians, they call themselves-who
have a trick of description, where.
by colossal horses with distended
nostrils are made to bear plumed
troopers with bloody sabers
through agonized infantry, and
lost batteries, or long lines Of
cleaning bayonets are brought
promiscuously together, while strng
Cling men, with patriot war-cries,
are prodding or pummeling each
other indiscriminately for hours
around waving flags, where shells
are bursting with artistic precision,
and slain horses cucumber wound,
ed heroes, who still flourish defiant
weapons; disabled pieces furnish
picturesque couches for slaughter,
ed cannoneers, and every thing
tells of the rage and terrible splen-
dor of the conflict, the agony of
wounds and suffering, or the beau
tiful abandonment Of death. do
the readers Of such. thrilling things
it would seem very tame to tell
the story of a great battle without
establishment. They would turn
disappointed from the simple story
of a line of blue.coated soldiers
toiling slowly across a brokenVal.
ley; or tangled swamp, againsta 8
crest or WOO den slope, ora scarce.
~ visible line ofworks; while1a
few distant knolls aaregTcrowndd
with the smoke off, batteries, and
men are falling here d and d THERE
with little regard to artistic effect
Two murderous minutes Of the
'double quick, y and one of close,
hurried, and disordered fighting
wouldnot content the myriad read
ers of the imaginative historians.
.Andsyet this repeated atmodegate
intervals through the day, Is Per
haps, all that we could offer in
truthful description Of any Of the
great battles of the war.--[ United
States Service Magazine born
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A Blrthin the Family.

IT is strange how, while one soul
is passing out of this world, anoth-
er enters, all unconscious Of the
strange scenes of confusion which
is to witness the hand-to-hand
struggle in which it is to be engag.
ed. For some time various prepa.
rations and signs have given token
Of an expected event-a pair of
bright dark eyes have grown soft
and thoughtful, crochet and brilli.
ant-colored double zephyr have J
been thrown aside for tiny stripe
of cambria, fine soft flannels and
white silk floss, the last Of which
the delicate hands weave into
charming limitations of leaves and
flowers. Very recently a small
dainty bed enveloped in the fieecy
folds of transparent canopy,
which only half conceals marvel
Gus frills and perfectly miracu.
lous quilt, (the work of Aunt De.
borah, who once took a prize at the
State fair for the handsomesty Gov.
erlet on exhibition, has taken its
place, timidly, at the foot of the
imposing mahogany evidently
waiting for an occupant. 1iThis
very morning it has found one--a
tiny, rosy morsel, so done up in soft
warm wrappings that one can but 4,
just get a glimpse of a. little red .
nose, and the twinkle of something
like eyes. Everybody says, how ;
ever, that it is a "beautiful baby :
and the delighted papa astonishes,1
a small boy who has rung the front
door bell for cold victuals, by Civ.
ing him a quarter, instead of q cuff,
as usual. The dark eyeswhich but
lately flashed so rnischieyously are
now closed YEARLY, curtained by
long lashes, which lay still on the
white cheeks. Friends have con-,
gratulated; the proud father is full
Of tenderness and devotion; cher.
ished hopes are realized. Yet, at,
intervals a tear forces its way down
through the tightened eyelida,
showing that one heart at least can
hardly yet recognize its joy. Who
shall fathom the depth Of q young
mothers thoughts, as she holds, foTs5
the first time, 1.-THE child she has
borne to her bresstg Who. shall
tell the profound emotion with
which she dimly sees in her antici.,
pated toy, and plaything, a human
soul, a future man, whose strong
will and fiery nature it is hers to
mould for good or ill. Now, for
the first time, she feels that she has
become woman; that with the wo.
mans crown she has received q
woman's cross, which she is hence.
forth to bear with enduring love
andfaith unto the end. Now prays
she with the youthful fervor Of her
heart, though it may be perchance
for the first time, for with the birth
of her child a new element has en-.
tered her heart, new spirit has
been born unto God. lm2 aa'i3gI
y % . It ID. a. HfT
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A Few words with Young Men.

A Few Words With Young Men.
From the La Crosse (Wis.) Democrat.l
YOU'VE MAN. ..a,.1 aHI 10 ao...
Where do you stand politically,
and why do you stand there's qll
A young friend of ours in Indi.
ana wants us, to tell him why we
are a Democrat, and we will try to
tell him and others, in plain, sim
pie language.
i, Democracy means "the voice of
the people"-vop populs. 1t has
been said Kor Populi Vor Del.
"The voise Of the people is tie
voice of God p e. g17saf aN
We believe the people are capa-
BILE Of governing themselves. II, =,
We believe a confederation OF
States-a union of Kingdoms, where
ever maniis a monarch, to be the
best plan of government ever yet
devised, or that ever will. be, for in
that confederation the People
speak-GoD speaks =
We believe in giving every State
Of the Union, the absolute right =
regulate its own affairsAto sayswho
shall vote and who shall not--what
rates Of interest, taxation, &C., it
u;1l odnnkSav1 ,ykn ohon ha c;f;.
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SoUrHEY used to say that "the
moment anything assumed the
shape Of duty, Coleridge felt him
self incapable Of discharging it.n
Then there was Lady Cork, Of
whom Sidney Smith told that she
was so deeply moved alta charity
sermon that, she borrowed a guinea
of a neighbor to put into the plate.
She had a constitutional proclyity
to appropriate trifes in the houses
other friends. sDon't leave these
things about so, my deaEn she used
to say, COR / shall steal them.""iIed
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-12

A WINCHESTER Girl OF '63.--One
day during the hard winter of '63,
q Miss Arnold applied to General
Miroy for a permit to purchase
forage for her cow, whose milk was
an item of no little importance to
the subsistence of her fathers fam
lily during the reign OF that mon
ster. -. - - W nv -
care you loyal9" asked the Gen
eral. "'' -
"Yes,D she replied Y,,Tlaol.
He began to write the permit. 3
@To the United States or Confed.
crate Statesgp .iiiE ssI5lsalri bgG
81 @To the Confederacy, Of course"
she replied. :e9no4ai-ojni siii
@Then I shall give you no per-
NIT. This infamous rebellion must
3 aWell,n said she, .'if you can
crush it by starving John Arnold's
Old COW, DO il a and ! bss b9ssdrottt1fsy drot 70 you
Butyeryfewpe personsc ouldreadthis
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-12

Some men keep very savage dogs
around their houses, 80 that the
hungry poor who stop to "get q
bite" may get ii outside The door,
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1Tfsins connect at Hamden with Mail Train
10 and from Portsmouth o. a'a f.'F ~. ,es
NorE.-Trains on Portsmouth Branch VIII
hereafter be governed BY this time table, both
as 10 ,ime and rules. Both mail and accommo
dstlon will be regarded as passenger trains jl4
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"SELAH."-The learned are divid-
ed in opinion as to the meaning of
this word, which occurs so often in
the Psalms. The Targums, and
most of the Jewish commentators,
give to the word the meaning of
eternally forever. Rabbi Kimchi
regards it as a sign to elevate the
voice. The authors of the Septua-
gint translation appear to have re-
garded it as a musical or rhythmi-
cal note. Herder regards it as in
dicating change Of tone; Mathe-
son as a musical note, equivalent,
perhaps, to the word repeat. Ac-
cording to Luther and others, it
means silence. Gesenius explains
it to mean, "Let the instruments
play and the singers STOP" Woch-
erregards it as equivalent to sur-
sum corda-up my soul. Sommer,
after examining all the seventy
four passages In which the word
occurs, recognizes in every case Gan
actual appeal or summons to Je7
hovah.'" They are calls for aid and
prayers TO- be heard, expressed
either with entire, directness, or if
not in the imperative aHear, Jeho-
vah!" or awake, Jehovah, and the
like, still earnest addresses to God
that he would remember and hear,
&c. The word itself he regards as
indicating a blast of trumpets by
the priests. Selah, itself he thinks
an abridged expression used for
Higgaion Selah-Higgaion indiea-
ting the sound Of the stringed in
struments, and Selah a vigorous
blast of trumpets. nv ,s..+.-..l
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Dennets \ Made Z, e Order

T0B PRINTING executed with isathsss
u and dispatch II the REo9aD ONCE, Brat
.en'a Buildins, cAs door sastSSf Court ,Hssis,
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Bar Eloquence.

May 1T please thecourt and gentle
men of the jury: Ifeel, gentlemen,
that, although / am a good deal
smarter than any Of you, or even
the learned judge upon the bench,
| am wholly incompetent to pre-.
sent this 'ere case in that magnan-
imous and heart-rending light
which the Importance of the sub
ject demands.
My opponent upon the other
side, gentlemen, will, do doubt, en-
deavor to heave dust into your
eyes. He will tell you that his eli
ent is a man of function, a man of
unimpeachable veracity, a man
who would scorn to fetch an action
agin another merely to crafty his
personal corporosityl But, gen.
tlemen OF the jury, let me retreat
of you to beware of all spacious
reasonings like this, / myself ap
prehend, gentlemen, that if that
mans heart could be seen, and the
motives that propelled him to bring
this suit could be Ann Eliza'd, such
apicture of mortal turpentine and
heartfelt ingratitude would be
brought to view as was never be-
fore exhibited since the tall of Nj
agara .t .'a sa..5u'l 90 Aoiu
"Gentlemen of the jury, here is
my client who has q numerous
wife and children dependent upon
him for their daily bread and but.
ter, with costs, wantonly and eggi-,
ominionsly brought up and ar
ranged before an intellectual jury,
on the charge of hookin'- Yes,
mark the idee, gentlemen--of
hookin' six quarts of sour ciderli',
"You, gentlemen, have all ofyou
been placed in the same situation,
and know how to feel for the mis-.
fortunes Of my broken n-hearted eli
ent. The law expressly declares,
gentlemen, in the beautiful Ian
guage Of Shakespeare, that where
no doubt exists Of the prisoner it is
your duty to lean to the side Of
justice, and bring him in innocent
eff you do this, gentlemen, you
will have the honor of making a
friend of him and all his relations.
But if you, on the contrary, set at
naught my eloquent remarks, and
disregard this first principle Of law,
and bring him in guilty, the silent
twitches of conscience will follow
you over every fair cornfield Yes,
gentlemen, and more than that
he and his SON John will be in an
almighty pucker, l can tell ye, and
they'll be pretty apt to light down
on you some dark night like the
American Eagle lightin' down on
the Halls OF Montezumy~ p.
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ADVERTISING TERMS.

One square, ,en lines, 90 ,
Each additional insertion, 49,. , 90
Cards, per year, ten lines, ,.... @ 90
Notices Of Executors, Administra-
Attassnsas ss5a sas Sseiss. Ssssslse ssisi. j. Pa,
Local notices, per line, ......... 40
Yearly advertisements VIII be. charged
x6O per column, and at porportionats
rates for less than column. Payable IN
advance t8l A
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'l''v9 aae gptels.
gailfpads,

M. s. G. R. r., TIME TABLE.
@MyES 8! -
E,ROM and alter Sunday the 18th day Of June
L 1866, Trains will leave Stations named as
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.Butveryfeswlp personsco ouldread adthis
withoutspecta t''"a-,.,.,..., =. +, ! .,.
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A Terrible Warning.

On Thursday, the 18Th ull., prison.
er BY the name Of Holmes was struck
with sPoplexy while giving ullersnce 10
The most horrId blssphemles. and died The
mex, day. The case was s" remark able
that it was reported in all the dallles the
same week. A few days ago all the cir
.umslances connected with lie horrible
affair were described TO US, and we give
hem almos, word for word, IS we recelv.
ed them from several respectable parties,
Proleslsn, as vel ss Catholic, and pos
sessmg the best means OF inlormai'n.
Thompson Qor Holmes was only an
.ssumed nance had aeen several years
perhaps four or five, in The penIlenliary,
having been convicted Of horse stealing.
He was possessed of vigorous conslllu-
uon, and though all educated and inlelIl-
gent man, was prolessed lnhdel. and
accustomed on all occasions, 10 use Ian.
snage Of most prolane and blasphe-
nous character. lie was employed al
shoe making, and on the fatal Thursday,
while thus engaged, entered into CONVEX.
sa;ion on religious subjects with the only
other prisoner in his cell, q Protestant,
working a, The same trade. Thompson
asked his companion If his mother was
Christian a; being answered IN the affirm
alive, he observed tia, Christianity was
an imposr re- The other prisoner repli
ed that Christianity could be proved from
the Billie Thompson answered "!he
Bible IS like an ole fiddle, you can play
any tune Won please on H." When re-
minded that al least The Divine character
/ of The Founder OF Christianity was clear
" Sc, foith in The Bible, Thompson as
serted with grea, vehemence, hat Jesus
Christ was bastard. and His Mother
-" name which none but the
vilesl ruflian would apply TO even the
most degraded woman. Thompson had
hardly given u,tersnce to these horrible
words. when his ceIl-nare observed ibal
he was falling from the bench on which
he eat, and, catching him in his arms,
gave the alarm.
A physician was summoned immedi-
a,ely, bu! The case was one beyond the
reach Of medical skill Some said the
poor man was attacked by apoplexy. 9th
ers might uspec, that he had been struck
by the hand Of God There, with dis.
tended pupils, palsied tongue. and rigid
limbs, lay the wre,ched blasphemer Al
ter lwenly-(cur hours spent in This con-
dilion. he passed to his final Account
/ PUSbugh Catholic.
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Just Received.

A FULL stock Of Fu!led Linsevs.
Il Stocking Yarn, Flanpels. Wool Blan.
kels. and many other articles of Wooden
Goods for winter wear. which will be
sold very low for cash or exchange for
country produce. Call and examine be.
lore purchasing elsewhere.
Oci. 6 p. II. Sirode.
WOOL WANTED.-I will pay The
I, highest marker price for wool. eth
er III cash or trade. if delivered to me al
my o'ore IN epheIdslown.
s'p' 70 p. II. Str0de.
'dE celebrated Union Washing Ma.
a chine with WrUper. for sale by
Hanson g. Duke, Cbsrleslown.
DRESS Buttons Of choice colors and
~ '"'es' .! ies' al DarneNS
vGRE ERE is an abundance of 4.4Isrrel
\ ID Cotton al Cost Il Wasnet's ror "a
cents per yard also beautiful French
''oshsm' for 10 cenls per yard. -.
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w est Virginia :
Jefferson County, to-wit {:
Lorenzo E,chison.

Lorenzo E,chison.
The Widow. Heirs and Administrative Of
David llenselI, deceased.
isis cause submitted at Chambers in
vacation, on q motion for an order OF re-
ference To a Master Commissioner sub
mi,ted upon the bill, exhibits answer OF
the infant defendants by their guardian
ad Item Mary A. henseII. replication 10
s,jd answer, process served, decree n9Sl
md bill taken for confessed al rules a.
pains, the other defendants. and was ar
pued by compainanIs counsel W here
icre it is adjudged, ordered apd decreed
,n. this cause be referred 10 a Vi 3sler
Commissioner Of the Circuit Court Of
Jefferson County, who. G(ter giving no.
lice 10 the parties and all interested, by
publishing lhe same for one month IN
some convenient newspaper, and posting
the same al the Couu House Of said coun.
~. shall take, stale add settle the Admin.
i.,ratun account Of Mary A. Hensell, as
AdminislrairiX Of aad Gecedenl. and the
personal assets administered and unad.
minisle1td Of The deeedenl. That he con.
vene the creditors Of said decedenl. and
ascertain The debts and liabilities Of SAID
decedenl and estate, and the liens and pr
critics thereof That lie ascertain and re.
Dor. he really of which SAID drcedent di.
ed, seized or entitled to. and any liens
,hereon. end their pricriiies, and any 9th.
or matter by such Com m issioner deemed
pertinent or required BY any OF HE par
Ies.
A Thu. Copy-Teste:
W. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
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,oorsrsp-Jin Bsrksjale, George

Mickey and Ben. Dorsey, three OF the
negroes who escaped from prison some
ume since, were arrested al Chambers
burc. pa on last FRIDAY, and brought to
mi, rIsre aud safely lodged in jail. Sher.
m Pr ger deserves much credit for offer.
ing ,"eh coward as secured these des'
pefa!e men. and promptly paid sll5 for
their recovery out Of his own private
funds - Nartinsburg Union.
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To CONSUNPTIvES.

THE advertiser, having been restored, 10
| health in 4 few weeks by very SIMPLE
remedy, after having suie'ed for several years,
with severe lung aiecuon, and that dread
disease, Consumpuon--Is anxious 10 make
known TO hls fellow-sgherers The means OF euIe.
TO all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of tho
prescription used Gree Of charge win the d.
rrclions for preparing and using the same,
which they viii hnd a SURE CURE FOR CoSsumr.
rIas, ASTHMA, BRoNcHlTIs, CouGHs, Colps, and
all hroal and Lung Affections The only OH
irct of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
lion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread inior-
nation which he conceises TO be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will Try his RENEE
DIV. As It will cost them nothing, and ma! prove
: blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription rnrr b! 10
turn mail will please address
REV. EDH.IRD a. WILSCN,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ne" York.
December 30, 1863 ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is given to all Taxpayers IN
" Shepherd Township that have moi
paid their School Levy, that unless IT IS
paid before The 18th Of October, That 10
per cen, additional viii have 10 be coIec-
led. By order Board OF Education.
]. +. McKEVIfT, Sec'y.
Sept. %. oW
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A Trus Copy-Teste
". A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,

Commissioners Office, !
Shepherdslown. Sept. 10. 1866 :
NOTICE is hereby given ths, will al
" tend al NY office In Shepherdslown,
w. Va. on the 10Th Cay Of November
1866, Tor the purpose OF execu'ing the
above order; a, which time and place the
said parties and all others interested are
notified TO attend. Given under my hand
this lob day Of September. 1866.
HENRY BERRY,
Master Commissioned.
October l3, 1866 4w
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Announce III { II t 6 e..
Election (4th Thursday October 25th.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

MIR. ZlTTLE-WiIl please announce
Nl HENRY BERRY, Esq, as can
dIds,e for rhe office of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, for the County Of Jeffer-
son TO he voted for al the ensuing cleo
lion. Mr.. Berry is gentleman Of great
legal experience, a1.ble and ohligng TO
all, mso Of strict integrity, and one VIII
is too generally known TO need any re-
commentator from his friends. and their
name is legion.
MANY VOTERS.
September %, 1866. lie
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. est Virginia :

4 T Rules held in The Clerks Office Of
Il the Circuit Court Of Jefferson couD.
~, October Rules 1866
John W.Ks nnedy, Plaintiff,
Catherine Alexander, Defendant.
In lresspsss on the case in assumslt snd
Attachment.
The object Of his suit is to obtain JUdg-
menl sgains, the said defendant for Sl5O,-
o. and costs, and 10 attach any estsle
that The said defendan, may own in this
county. and il appearing upon affidavit
filed IN this case that the defendant is not
resident Of This State, she is hereby re-
CURED 10 appear within one month alter
due publication of this order and do what
is necessary TO protect her interest in the
matter.
Ills further ordered that copy hereof
be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks. in any newspaper in SAID
county. and posted a, the front door OF
the Conri House on lhe Isl Monday al
Ter The dale OF lhis order. Teste.
W. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
October 6, 1866. 4"
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8gsc7a5 m0s5Gga.
Of zoo PERYEAR! We want agents

Cl.oUU everywber 10 sell cur uMrRovsD
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. In
de- and upper feed. Warranted five yesrs'
Above saIsfl or large commission paid. TIE
ONLY machines sold in United States for less
than SO. which are ftsiy licensed BY He,rt,
Uhtslty & Wilson, Grocer 4 Baker, Siag'r y
Co and Rsekeldtr IN other cheap machines
are jnfiingtntnts and the seller or user are Ea-
bic 10 arrest. fHs, aud Imprisonment. illustrated
circulars sent ft. Address, or call upon
Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine. -
August II. 1866. ~
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u 000 YEAR made by any one with
STRANGE, EUT TRUE.

EVERY young lady and gentleman IN TIE
IA Enited States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail Tree OF
charge by addressing the Undersigned, Those
Aay.ng fears OF being humbugged VIII eollgo
by not noticing this card. All others VIII
please address their ohedient servant, -
THOS. +. CH.4PM7N,
S3l Broadway, New York.
December 80, 1868. ~
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
IT the solicitation Of many friends, !
n hereby announce myself as candI-
date for the Office Of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, for this County, at the
ensuing election.
JOHN O'CONNELL.
Harper's Ferry. Sept, Is, 1866. lie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-13

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