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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-30
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS. 20,

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.
WALLACE HOUSE : :
BEsrAURANrAED DINING SALOON.
Southwest corner of Penna. ave. and lith street.
ssm 7. II. REGAIN, Proprietor.
LIMITED STATS R0TEL,
oAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY.
We have pleasure 70 announce to eur. friends
ebd the public that this spacious. mod a
e,nn e,n end no orits fayorits estsblishment 10 now
sURf BATHING SIAS0N.
el.ss Ho.sis IN Bslanore. P6ils1elShiS and IBIS
lDducemenfs Of comfort and luxury not 70 b sur.
passed By any ether nrst- eIsss Hetei
nneo,st Whsr paLLLk.
SALr wAfEB BATHING. .
~ PfN8Y POINT PAVILION
Ts snSsn Il s;SE r.so.s s ss
B. ard % 50 Per day. 5000
Steamers leave Washingfon every Wednesday
every Tuesday and sttufdsy al o clock D. M !.
touching going and coming at the Point. jyf-2Ots
nokCHKsTER HOUSE, ss<
II CAMBRIboE, MAITLAND.
Hssing been thoroughly repaired and newly
oi1oaIeers by the day, veek or month. ~ q
Choptsnk DIVER, has nne Isshing grounds and ns.
b.iumore. Rscks always q the stesmkoat land !.
eu-v "HPsn1T Pronr3:.o,
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Mr.. Wright introduced bill to, pre-
vent intoxfeation. Read the first ttnes
This BIN provides TINT any person Who
shall drink to nto1ieations or appear
In any street, road, highEpys or other
public place intoxicated, or use protane
or obscene lang mage OF a ntlse or "a y
leli any, person Whiie intoxicated, or
uersuade or influence any one TO drink
1 10 intoxication, shall be subject TO
4 fine of not less than $50, nor more than
4SIOO for each offence. The bill also inn
poses q like fine uPong any one VINO
knows of such offence and falls 70 re-
port the sameito = jpseeet s.
scrfhfng how the school fund OF 1866,
shall be distributed in certain counties
Wns passed. 4-t-Hii.t
on motion of Mr.. Hagar, yesterdays
vote adopting the adverse report OF the
Finance Committee in relation to the
relief Of Wilson Abbott, late Sheriff OF
Raleigh county, was rezconsidered and
the matter re-committed. al ," ".+ig
On motion OF ar. ;HagaF. tho Com
mittee on Financs, &c. was diFected to
inquire into the expedieney ofallowtIG
Putnam Cook SIS for property lost Ia
the service of the State! Petition and
papers ON the same subject were REFER
ed -FIs.ifg l5af
Mr.. Chambers offered resolution to
provide for filling q vacancy in the sth
Senatorial district. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Burnley offered a, resolution in1
strncting our Senators and requesting
our Representatives in Congress 10 OPP
pose a removal OF the late Reciprocity
Treaty with England, in relationtb our
trade with Canada. and to insist that
the duty on coal coming into the United
States shall not be less than Shopper
ton. Lies over one day under the rules.
Adjourned. $50 So =. 81 Iis--ri
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Witnesses William Skeen, OF Cow
fttrton, Va: HhomasNJ., 4Mtekle, OF
Sts,Inton. Va.s w. II. Glasgow, OF
Boteiourt, VaISahd Mailman OF Fay
cite, West Va: - =.
4 I'd Charge-PeEjurE. =
Specification 1st.-fhat otWithstuEld-
ing the facts and circumstances narra-
fedisin the first charge and speclf ication
third aforesaid, that he, the said Harris
son, did take an oath that he has never
given aid, countenance or comfort 70
persons engaged in hostility against the
United States, that he had never sought
Office from persons engaged in hostility
as aforesaid. 5s.sss.4.-.as-=
witness-His e1ce1Iency, Arthur I.
Sd Charge AIaladministration, cor
rHption and neglect of duty in his Of
flee OF Judge. -!-,5,,i.
the State Of West Virginia against ohm
Snyder, that he the said Harrison said
that at the first trial OF the said John
Snyder he, Harrison, did not know Who
was before the Court, but that when, he
knew itwas John Snyder 1t gave him,
great pleasure TO deliver the said Sny5
der on the second trial ,,i
Witnsss-A- @. Snyder, of Lewis
Second Specification THAT the said
Harrison promised Mrs. Ednie
White divorce if she would move into
his Circuit, and this before bill hled and
evidences taken. - =,
witness, Ediie V. white. w
Third That he the said
Harrison was appointed Judge in the
month of August, 1855, of the Ninth jus
dieial Circuit, bdt has never vet held
court in the counties of Monroe and
McDOwell. counties of his circuit
An additional specification under
charge number one against N. aarr1-
son. Judge, &c5f'i l5s7 y -
Specification 9th, under charge 1st.-
For that the said Harrison in the spring
of the year 1861, voluntarily took the
oath of allegiance to the Confederate
States before Provost Marshal BAIL
man, at Eewisburg, in the county of
Greenbrier; and that he. the said Harri-
son, passed through the Confede rate
lines 10 the town of Charleston, in the
county of Kafiawha. Upon his arrival
at the latter place, heinduced Brigadier
General Obey, commanding at Charles
ton, not to require of him, the said Har-
riSot, to take the oath of allegiance to
the government Of the United States,
upon the ground that he, the said Har-
rfson intended TO return to the Confed-
erate lines, and that he would by tax
ing the oath last aforesaid subject him.
self 10 pains and penalties. -;
Witness-Bahlmau,o of Fayete; Brig
adler General Obey, OF Charleston; Ben
jamin III. Smith, ESD, of Kanawha. =.
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aupon, subject to the approval of the
governor ss YySG 6fs dP6'a. seEyx't.,

upon SUBJECT 70 Ine approval Vi the
Governor. Very respectfully,
''Your ob't. Serv't.,
E'JoEL MCPHERSoN2
Under dateof June ISL, Judge Hars
rison addresses a litter nom Charleston
to Governor Boreman, saying he I'M
ierstood remonstrance hadbeen for
warded ON theground ofhis GHarrfson'sI
"affiliation with the rebellion, )" anu re-
lpelIing- -the charge ass'ss netoFiously
false.n In this letter Judge Harrison
says:
lzz-isI have fought the rebellion from the
afirst and throughout, have suffered
"yirtual imprfsonmentat one time for
s'uearIy six months, have had my prop
'.erty taken from me and my life re-
f'peatedIy Threatened on7account OF my
;silIegIapceI 70 the Union ID my
l ..ufof Sionall efforfs for the last three
wears, and in fact ever since my return
'tfTon 5PhiladsIb hta to- Monroe, have
Gsbeen devoted TO the defense and aid 81
| ttTynion men. The above facts are Wen
ssISnown TO all the prominent Union
linen OF Monroe. GreenoEler and the
adjacent counties; NY status VOC, as
ga Union man is known TO the AttoI-
| tsney-GeneFal Of the United States and
| 40 the principal citizens OF his town.
ga md whilst have NEVER sought and
ado not seek the appointment OF Judge
sat your hands, and would only accept
Ait with a view Of aiding as far as pos
sIsfble IN the speedy and proper organI-
cation Of the unorSanized counties, i
.seanuot at the same time, withoutPro-
'ttest, permit any unjust imputationrto
"Iny prejudice to be produced upon
etyour minds. The idea Of being y nudge
had not even occurred TO me; until al
'sthe earnest solicitation of, Col Joel
"McPherson, OF Greenbrier, L.ol. HIns
''F. Chambers, and, Col, B, H SMITH
District Attorney, Of this place, and
s1other citizens OF different counties,
ssI simply told them that II the
'tappointment were rendered TO ma
shy your ExeellenCy should not
al have stated, further, always,
CHAT II appointed Judge all the patro7
image at my disposal should be unifOrm-
1sly conferred with reference TO the re-
ward or loyaI citizens In preference to
Ethose who have taken any part inlthe
rebellion. / have sometimes thought
''that my opinions and principles on
this subject might be radical and ex-
sstreme for the policy which Your Ex-
'tceIIency might deem IT sxpedient to
sthave employed, and i never intended
ttto accepf the appointment of Judge, sif
rendered to me, without first and full
sly apprizing you of the line of policy
al should feel it my duty TO adopt In
"that event"
ON this letter arc the following en-
dorsements: @ ~
"afy personal acquaintance with Mr..
Harrison IS very recent; but my con-
"gersation with him in an unreserved
nrrlauneF satisfied me of his loyalty and
liability. In making any appointment
"howeYer, for tho people OF the Judicial
district now vacant, / do not wishto
"be understood as taking any part or
'tside between any whose cases may be
under your consideration. IL.
-iFti+ 4tt 2. , az !. II. BRowS,"
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THE LAME wALKr
THE BLMDisEEt
THE DEAF HEARi
oeer FYty Thousand Operations IN
FfPg YedrS.E


yrfi- 7gl5rsT gFgs--7y Y TSFfA7
DIR. DoDGES practice Is mostly disease Of
nble. BIS treatment s peculiar 70 htnseik
although there have been men In an ages who
have had the same magnetic power over the
diseases OF the body and mind (Eoma call Is
the gin OF Healtng. , yet lew have poses
ed u 10 such an extent over nearly all diseases
nom 4 strong, healthy body to 4 WeaE one,
that reStores the lost or unequal circulation OF
me VITAL or nervous fiuid- So powerful Is
many Yeas sufiered from diseases which
have been pronounced ineuFahle, tand TO
no good effect, have been restored 10 health In
nm almost incredibly short space OF time It
perform other impossihilities, hut win aiEaSs
relieve pain nom Whatever cause. The pElc--
tiseis baSed upon t1e most slrict EG1nciple d
natural about It. 1tis In harmony with All
natural laws Many eminent physicians OF
power, hut receive the tfeafment ffSr fhem-
selves and families, as vel as aiiyfss h 10
Their Pas5ents: d.. Dodge does NOT profess to
BY this treatment It takes buta few ninu-
- ioE 1nxeterate eases Of almost any curabIe
hutfey OF the tlisesss isITlfrts < sid one
ration, except Deafenes8 l3rolleli Roues Dis
1,IS,a1s,s. 80 q slineand Sup
cen tesl-z-al avs relieved nom pain and
sonetime fuily cured. DiseasEss that arc
mos certain OF being cured at one operation
are Weak Eyes Diseases or The sRraIn, Weak
SFtness IurnOrJ Falling Of the Womb, all
l1iI1sls q seSn1l WeakneHs Internal UlcerS
g. Wins Dance, NSaEness or The Limb,
1BllySpepsia, RteltnatisIla, Nervous Debility,
neys. Heart, ETC, etc. etc. =
n4-For Testimonials sec snail biiis.i rfssfea
nS-PAtientA win pay In proportion toprop-
sb-No charge win be made for second ope-
ratlont when u = f1und neeezzaTy.
lA1Ga-nWQdEW
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House orDeIegates.

Prayer by Rev. John r. Hamilton.
Mr.. Golf, from the Committee on FL
nance. reported back the Senate Bill
providing for the reduction of taxation
on property which has deprecated in
value, recommending lis passage.
AIr. MoWhoFter, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported it inexpedient TO
provide punishment for attorneys,
who wrongtnlly detain money belong
ing To- clients; and inexpetient to re-
lease the lands of. James Swan from
taxation. he also reported a bill to re-
peal the act under which snits leognize
able in Hampshire, Hardy or Pendle-
ton may be brought in Preston county,
and reported back the House bill fixing
the terms of the Circuit Court in the
counties of the Eight Circuit, recph
mending that It do not pass, and the
House bill concerning cases trans
ferred from Virginia courts TO the SUI
prems C0urtOf Appeals ofthfs State, re-
oOmmeuding its passage with an amen
ment, .HfGsS - ~ 80
Mr.. Cassidy, from the Commission
Counties, reported it iAexpedient to
change the law giving the, Board Of SUI
pervtsOrs disappointment of its Clerk
so as to make the Recorder eE OBfcio
Clerk of the Board. He also reported
back the Senate bill to incorporate the
town of Ceredo, in the county of Wayne,
and the House bill to allow the council
of Parkersbnrg 10 change the location
OF one of its streets, recommending
their passage.
Mr.. Hagans, from the COMMITTEES on
Roads, reported a bill appropriating
81 coo to build road in Boone county;
reported it impossible to ascertain the
Indebtedness of the internal improve
ment companies of the State MS request-
ed by resolution adopted some days
ago; and also reported back, the Senate
bill for the relief of William E. Lyon,
recommending its! passage. 'aE @sIi
Mr.. Smith, of Hancock, from the
Committee on Printing and Contingent
Expenses, reported a joint resolution
providing for reprinting the acts of the
restored government of, Virginia and
the acts OF the Legislature Of this State.
Most of the session was occupied in
the consideration of the Free School
Bill, the second reading of which was
concluded. Various amendments were
adopted and pending one offered by
Col. Curtis allowing the Board of Edu-
cation, instead OF, the district trustees,
to regulate teachers salaries, the bill
was laid on the table and on Tnotion of
Mr.. Workman the House adjourned,
/
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mMem. House o. Delegates. >,

HD'oRs 1sr SEP. BRIG, DEPT. W. VA, I
CIIARLEsToSi w. Sa.t June Is, 1865, J
'more than three months, but from the
"reliable documentary evidence he has
'.shown me, from the testimony of most
''loyul men and from personal inter
ssconfse with him during which he has
"unreservedly communicated his senti-
I'ments) II seems to me no one can
''dOubt his sound loyalty.
"Major-G General Crook was here q
Stew days ago, and he unhesitatingly
Oppressed the same views to me in q
conversation which took place be-
atNGeen him and myself. TTFf9!1 81
III iiihGlllili5ii John II. OBEY, Jt;-
EtCol. eth w. Va. Vet. Cav,
Accommodating Rriunnnn
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[Judee Supreme Court.

'Haye been well acquainted with
eihe war, know his position as a loyal
"man, and that he has rendered impOr-
'ttant service to the Union cause and
.loyal people of his section. = szrs6
WM. T. CHAMBERS,
State Senator.
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''I have but recently become person
ttnlIy ACQUAINTED with Mfr. Harrison,
'Ibut have good reasons for believing
chin good Union man, being endors-
"ed rs such by many whom 1 kIOI1 70
''be thoroughly loyal.
All. c. McWHoRTER,
nNTam Housa Of naIapatRss ~
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feblQ23t 4"iir3 g. BAIRD, Secretary.
ciTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- County Circuit Court, January Rules, 1855.
william HIRE VS.. ]. n Brown and ]. r. Gard
iier partners in business under the firm
name ofBrowh & Gardner. q -
'lts Attachment in Asgumpsit. ~ ~ {.
Daniel schambfa VS.. same defendants. At
Daniel scha1nbfa Va same defendants. At
tachment In Chaneery. 5liii1..1
1T. LakIn q Cows. same defendants. At
tachment In AsSuInpSit.
J!H. Eckhart q Son vs. same defendants. At
tachment In ASsumpsit. ='' ti-'i
Augustus Eranzell vs. same defendants At
taehment In AssumpSit. nlsf a-iT
( The objects of these suits are; to recover OF
the said defendants, the following sums Of
money, respectively: $40, Sll205,. 500, Sl6O,
S2335 $22 O5. an attachment having been is
sned in each case and returned levied, &c.
On themotion ofthe said several plaintifs,
the following order was entered at the JAnu-
ary Rules. 1866, in each OF said cases: at APP
pearing that the defendants are not residents
Of this State and are not served with process,
onthe motion of the plaintiff, 1t is ordered
that they appear here as defendants IN this
case, within one month after the fourth week-
Is publication of this ordern ..
Teste: JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
CRANMER. for Pills, febI0-ltd3tw
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"Commanding Brigade"

sI have known Mr.. Harrison for
"many years, and during the war, or
"since 1862, have often had CONVERSE
"tion with those from his vicinity. He
'shas been uniformity spoken OF as a
decided Union man, who had rendered
valuable aid to oppressed Union men.
al do not think his Union sentiments
"can be doubted by those who know
shin best. Heiis Rygood lawyer, and
''well qualified for Judicial station.
"BENJ. II. SMITH,"
U. S. District Attorney.
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100000 Brick Wanted.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
. ing 500 good brtek, for building the ne
received until the INST day OF March, next
One half Of the above number Of brick are to
be ready for use by the first of June, follow
ing, and are to be accepted by the Superinten-
dent. They are to be made on the College
premises. Address y utIo1Fif t-1fl q +illi
-5..ll.si III ALBERT ALLEN, Agent,
feb9-dAw2W Bethany, w. Va
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West Virginia Legislature
wHEEn1So, Feb. 9, 1866.
setante. =

n 4
The Senate was opened with PRAYER
by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of FRirmont.
The bills passed yesterday by the
House were received, read the first time
and referred to appropriate committees;
the bill locating the capital going 10 the
judiciary, and the penitcntiafy bill to
tho Committee on Humane and Crimi-
nal Institutions.
The CONSTITUTIONAL amendment was
received, read the first timeand referred
to the Committee on the Jndicfarys
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Judiciary, re-
ported n bill better to provide for the
1istributipnyofthe Acts. sRead the first
time. He also reported back the Sem
ate bill in regard 70 suits in Logan and
Boone countless Read second time,
and ordered engroSSed. He also re-
ported hack the Senate bill providing
tor issuing attachments Uncertain cases,
Read second time, aud ordered en-
CROSSED. He also reported a. substitute
for the Senate BILLY rescribing oaths for
attorneys. Read second time, and or
'deTed epgroSsed.s TT5ET ~ Ifl1Efl
M. BirSlett fron1ith q COMMITTEES on
Finanee, reported back the House bill
appropriating S, 900 for current expen-
SEES OF the West Virginia Hospital for
the Insane, Recommending Its passage.
Ordered to third reading, BE also re-
ported back the House bill to provide
Tor the sale OF lands returned delin-
quent for the non-payTefit sof taxes,
recommending its passage. Tabled ON
motion Of MT. MAXWELL.
Mr.. BnrdCt6a also req bftedta substitute
for the joint resolution to pay for SER
vices In removing the law library from
Lewisburg TO wheeling, allowing S. w.
Han $50, and 81. NJ. Mathews SI00.
Adopted. ~ = :. :. q q, y =
Mr.. ,Duyal. from the Committee ON
Military Affairs, reported bill appro-
prtating 81 652 "A to the Antietam Genl-i
eterys Read the first time. ',-,i',Ii - s.
Mr.. Ghapline, from the Committee on
Banksand Corporations, reported back
the House bill TO enable the Council OF
PafkerSburg TO change the names OF
the. streets OF that city, Recommending
It's passage. Read second time, and OK
dered to third reading. q .f.isl,5ts 5slss
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MARRIED,

On Thursday afternoon, the Sth inst, at st.
Matthews Episcopal Church, by the Rev.
ThOs. q. Addison, Mr.. JOHN b. CRAWFORD 20
Miss REBEccA ELLINGHA1fs all Of Wheeling
- IL :. --l..L- 49, ..LL-LI = 20
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WM. "a RASSETI

H.1'.t. WI. III. BASSEII,
AtUGtTIoNEER. ANp COMMISSIONS
SloSkS Pr61gIce sc, &c, VIII be found f6r tlfg.
present nj the STORE room Off. w. Basseft No.
5 Aiain street. Centre Nhee3ng- feb7-lW
,alqaaz4 81 SnFsIsASEtS - 30 -
lS0 GROSS EFEAsfS, Half Pint Pint and
.,t,ii !. stios, p GaH1LDREfH& BRO.
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NOTICE..

TUE GUYA NRoTTE NAVIGATION
il Company viii apply 10 the Legislature
Mt Its present. session. for permission to In
crease Its capital stock TO an amount not ex-
ceedtng Sspo 90, TO substitute, II deen1e1 e6-
pstiient, Sluea ftaSigatt in whole 1rfn part,
their charter, and to have two years TO COM
mence and ten years to complete its works
THE GuHANboTTE NAVfGATIoNC CON-
BY G. PARRER, PTest and Agent
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On the Sd day, o6, June, 1865, a'meet-
ing of the citizens OF the Third Congress
sioTaI- District was held ut Charleston.
''for the purpose of communicating to
the Governor on the subject of the un-
organized counties ofthis district" &C.,
appointed John Hall, Esq., of R6int
Pleasant, (well known as the President
of the Constitutional Convention ofthis
State,) VIM. 7. Chambers, Esq, lat
present State Senator from the 9Th dis
trict,) and Henry q. McWhoFter, lat
present member OF the House of Dele
yates from Kanawha county,) to COM
municate to the Governor the conclu-
sions arrived at by the meeting. Under
date mentioned these gentlemen, as
committee, addressed letter'tto the
Governor, which concludes with the
following paragraph: fFaOH
"And the Committee being OF opinion
"that n, HnFTisoni ESQ.,, ought to be APP
'.pOinted Judge of the Ninth Circuit,
"and Joel Mcpherson, Clerk of the Cir
"cuit Court and Recorder OF GTeenbrier
County, and knowing that these gen.
''tIemeu wopld not be willing to pre-
stsent their own names to you for Office,
ttakc pleasure in recommending their
appointments"
All the papers from which the forego-
ing extracts are made are on file in the
Executive Department orthe State.
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Charges and specifications against
Judge n. Harrison of the 0th JutlIc-
TAI Circuit In thIa State, as read In
the House OF DeIcsates ON wednes-
day last 200 FGa04l aslF psns
{Preferred by d. S. Hounshell, Int d
Colonel in the, rebel army, the. same
person who a few months ago urged
Gov. Foreman to appoint Judge Harri-
son to his present position.) IA :
4gs s45- w1fsRI.ISC,. w. W. ian. s0s's
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20 z i &c Hoa fssR,94askerqt &s House 81

SIR.-L submit to the House of Dele
gates the enclosed letter 10, the Speaker
OF the House of Delegates, dated the
25th of December, 1865, and propose to
make good the charges therein against
n, Harrison, Judge of the Ninth Ju-
dicihl Circuit. Mine, however, is an
hDTy, h1a offire- in the, FI'amnla of fnstica
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ed in April, 1854, In conjunction with the
wen known nrm Of Cache & Co, as q joint
stock company OF ~. =.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-07-04
A Printing Office Mobhed,

On Monday evening, June 18th, at York,
Pa, the Copperheads m6bbed the Office OF
the True Democrat, Republican paper.
The only cause for the attack was the pub
lication of card signed by a number of the
''boys in blue" repudiating all connection
with the Cymer Club in that place, pro-
nouncing the use of their names forgery,
and showing that many other names thus
published were of dead soldiers, who lost their
lives on the field of battle The course OF
the Democrats of York, on this occasion,
only serves to show the hopelessness of the
cause in which that party is engaged, and
presages the certain defeat of Hester ely
mer, the pretended soldiers friend. "