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A Strange Cose-On Saturday evening
Miss Minnie Lombard, blind young
lady, residing on Jefferson street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth visited and
took tea with the family of DR.. b. f
Vaudever. " hile sstting at the table she
suddenly fell from her chair and appear
ed to be In q state of insensibihty, but
upon Investigation she was found to be
in deep lethargic slumber, from which
she could not be aroused. She was re-
moved to her home, but all efforts to re-
store her to q natural state proved un-
avaihng, for about twenty eight hours,
when she partially revived. since Sun
day night she has remained in this ap-
parently sleeping condition, but mas oS1
evidences of provement. DIR. Qainoy is
attending the young lady, aud attributes
her condition to apoplexy.
Art Reception.-The Philadelphia So
ciety of Artists has sent to this city
COLLECTION of oil paintings, which will be
nut on exhibition and offered at private
sale in the Board of Trade rooms, M a.
sonic Temple. The benefit of the admis-
sion fees, through the kindness OF the
Society. has been offered to theHome Tor
Friendless Children, and the lady mana
gers will open the exhibition TINS even
| ing, with a musical entertainment, 1of
which a OA uSnS~o "-~-
| be sold at 90 cents each.
Gotten Of.-,rhe schooner Estelte Bright
belonging TO George Bright. OF this city,
| which went ashore during the storm last
Saturday week, was gotten of on Satnr-
day last by means of digging a canal lot
| that purpose. No damage was found 70
have been done, and she immediately
proceeded to Bombay Hook, and loaded
with sand for Mr.. Bright.
THE A6ssfon Work.-The services now be-
inc Conducted in st. Mary's Catholic
church, by the Rede pforist mlssionaries
| from baltimore, are attenueu Will uiis Ias
1 hated interest, the church Deins cIoMuou
/ al each service. This evening the mlsslon-
aries will close their labors, enu serhons
will be preached by Fathers Mc1nery anu
Schwartz. 4Etf
Charged nth Theft-Last evening pc
fore the Mayor, James Matthews was M
arraigned ON the charge OF steanng -
from George McCrea. The evidence wa
conclusive, and he was held in the sun
of 5000 to answer the charge al the mex
term Of Court. f.,.f ]
Strayed from Honte.--Lizzle Dooley,
oirl aged Ii years, disappeared from ne'
Rome 6I9 Pine street, on Monoay even
;ng and has not since been hearu "a "a
II ASSv Information in regard to her VIII y y
thankfully received by her slster' ME
iDaly,
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THE STATE GRANGE.

SMYRNA, Del, Dec. IL, 1877.
The State Grange of Delaware met
here to day, Representatives from nearly
every grange in the State. and every Of
ficer except one being present. The
different committees were appointed and
the business is progressing very rapidly.
The farm ers here are making very good
reports, and feeling very greatful TO the
Great Ruler of Earth for their many
blessings. Bro. William Dean made q
telling speech ON the good OF the order
ts FARMER.
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Z THE EXHIBITION.

THE admissions to the Exhibition yes
terday and last evening amounted to
over 800. During the afternoon the
children Of the colored school were pres
eft and seemed to enjoy themselves
Judging from their hearty laughs. To
night the Exhibition will close. .kand 1t Ia
to be hoped that large number of per
sons will be present. No programme has
been fixed upon, but no doubt there will
be one In keeping with the closing.
It Is gratifying TO know that the affair
has been q success both in the way OF
amusement and financially.
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THE MARKETS.

The street market was well attended
this morning both by buyers and sellers,
and the produce exposed for sale was
Of good quality. The prices were uni
form and have not changed since last
market day, In fact they have not chang
ed since the past two months. 1t is un-
nssessA,aEI ~ r. quote the nricea. "a thav ara
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THE WEA1HER REPOBT,
WASHINGTON, Dec. I2, 1877.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12, 1877. 't
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake region, rising barome-
ter, stationary and lower temperature,
clear and partly cloudy weather, and
north to west winds are probable, except
light rains or snow in the northern por-
tion of the first district, and followed in
the two last by falling barometer, and
winds shifting to warmer sontherly,
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DIED.

MINNER.-Nov. 9Th, 1877, near Lewisvills +,
Chester Co., Penn. of pneumonia, Mar
tin v. B., eldest son of Nlfnrod, And e. L..
Minner, In the 4Oth yeor of his age for
merly OF Milford, Kent Co., Delaware.
HA AWKINS.-On the 9Th inst, j lane, wife
OF the late Thomas Hawkins, in the 7srd
year of her age. -
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral from her late residence No. 1918 King
street. Wadneaday, at 2 O'Clock, D. m.
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Cheap Groceries.

We have job lot of White Wheat Flour
at 81 rs per barrel, left here to be sold. W.
have tried 1t; 1t is good and a great bargain9
Another lot Of those canned apples at 10 cts
per can, new Smyrna ralsins at IL cts per ID,
seedless Sultana Raisins at 25 cts for lb,
boneless hams l6 cts per ID, catsup 10 cts
THOMAS M. WIER'S,
de4-1m No. 1900 Market St
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The enormous sale of DR.. Bulls cough
syrup has had the effect of bringing out
numerous similar remedies but the
people are not 80 easily induced to make
trial of the new article, when they
value the old and reliable one-Dr. Bulls
cough syrup. s.fs wal
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SECOND EDITION
THE SILVER QUESTION.
SENATOR wALLAoE's vlEws-HIs
SPEECH In THE SENATE.

SPEECH IN THE SENATE. .}
WARRINGTON, December IL.
The silver resolution OF Stanley Matthews
came up to-day as unfinished business aud
was debated nearly all day. No vote was
taken on its merits. Several speeches were
made, the most notable being that OF Sena-
tor Wallace. He spoke In favor of the re-
so luton in sharp, bright speech Of ten
minutes, arguing that Congress bad the
power 10 compel the payment OF the bonds
in silver. He said that at the time OF the
passage OF the law authorizing the bonds
silver was as good as gold, and that it may
change dozen times again before the bonds
fall due. The bondholdsrs have no right
to complain until the time the bonds are
payable. Then they have right to refuse
payment, and 90 to the courts about it to
decide the meaning of the laws. The Sens-
tor indicated his purpose to speak again,
and urged the Senate to submit to the full
lest discussion.
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RATLR1lAHn.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
II BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

pHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
ALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 2oth, 1877.
lnlns will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and Intern ediate Stations,
W, 800, 947, 10 90 a. M, 23O, 45O,
;, aIa. and New York, 90, "A, a. m. 12 81,
is5 54G, p. m.
allnore and Intermediate Stations,
almore and Washington, IL 81 i 16, S39,
Es.Eo4, 1888, 500, p. m. o.. rt. pa-a3lq'
yalns for Delaware Division, leave fors.
NV Castle, 6.20, $50, a. m. LIB, 6 80, pm.
syOming and Intermediate Stations, at
"a M, 10, $50 p. m. a., -. -,,t Il
..nar and intermediates Stations $50,
Ino 10, p. IN. 1af u lEHL'
SUNDAY TRAINS.
S,aladelphia and Intermediate Stations,
M. IN m. 800. $50, p. M. -
'aladelphia and New York, 400. s ~ 9.
allimore and Washington, II 81, 1e a
i@ luther information passengers are
sain TO the time tables posted at the
=" H. r. KENNEY, =
Superintendent
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aA0Aa atWOTIOES.

ELECTIoN NOTICE. 11' aII4I
IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF .,fe D.
-f D.. DELAWARE. AT WHINING
~.tf. TON, December 9th, 187T.\
Notice is hereby given to the Stockhoid-
ers OF this Institution, that an election will
1e beld at the Banking House, on Tuesday.
January 9Th 1873, between the hours OF and
O'CLOCK, p. M, for tie purpose of electing
year. trtut'.f R.H, EWBANKS.
oecl0te LII. ,.oi lss. ,..... Cashier.
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An EngI,s, MIRACULOUS Cure FOR COFns
ng corns without pain. IT
Il. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS
Bath De- For GDe asn. r.
ND Baihr SSshes bath Towels, ,Barn Sponges,
Flesh % soaps in extensive variety. Also
lltic;leDS l; Dry y Friction Gloves, and many other
'eS OF the same Glasses. ~ HI
e. .BRINGHURST & CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
curvas Fine Natl Scissors. 81
Brushes @n9 M straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
lale bv Nail Files, Nail Brushes. ETC., for
Z. BR1NGHURST & CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
LPHIA CATTLE MARKET

MONDALI DeC, IUi p. M
BEEF Cattle were In fair demand this week
nipfees were steady. $500 head sold at
kEest Philadelphia drove yard at 4a6c, :
shter rate for a few choice, and 1000 head
tAe North Philadelphia drove yard at Az
Nper pound gross as 10 quality,
eh.ep were In fair dem and and nrmer.-
head sold at the West PHILADELPHIA
kw yard, at 4a6c, ahd $500 head at the
hah Philadelphia drove yard at 5a5Ko
y pound
H% we're unchanged; 1000 head sold ct
kVest Philadelphia drove yard at Cal X,
hN0 head sold at the North Philadelphia
Srs yard, 6a6Kc per pound. -
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NOTICE ToCoUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN All persons who have sold property
during the year 1877 are required to give
notice to the Assessor of the District la
which the property is located on or before
the 31st DAY OFDECEMBE BER, 1877 insert
ing in the notice the name Of (present
owner name oD late owner and location
OF the property, otherwise they will be
held for the county tax Of the year 1878.
All persons having Investments subject
to county tax will be fcrnished blanks to
make returns OF the same on application
to either Of the undersigned assessors.
if HENRY BRADLEY,
n l' l. Assessor Southern District,
..-..f ...,.t Ito West Front Street.
LEWIS T. GBUBB,
Assessor Northern District,
nov12jant ~ S32 Pine Street
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In nursery wherein allls life and
laugh instead of crying and fretting,
there is sure to be found DIR. Bulls baby
syrup. Price 25 cents bottle.
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ELEcTToN NOTICE.

INJECTION NOTICE. |I-T"I II
II FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
- Wilmington, Del, Dec. Sth, 1877
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of this Bank.
Will be held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of January, 1878, be-
tween the hours OF 2 and O'Clock D, m. for
the purpose of electing nine stockholders to
serve as Directors the ensuing year.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG,
dec8-te Cashier.
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'ape Worm R em DYED
Alive.

he hIIp iii and and all complete in two hours. No
sorms eau resve passes. Seat, pin and stomach
6esSI 6Il street, Advice free. No fee until
RunkeI al passes IN one, and alive, DR..
Ais CON-. is the only successful physician In
bis Worreery Tor the removal of worms and
chldreenr =. syrup is pleasant and safe for
enar. nr VI or grown persons. Send for cir
dngpp... d5n5up. Price 81 a bottle. Get It of your
NSSist' 1t never fails. noy2- i'm
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ID. HI. GOYLE q CO,
General AuCtiOneerS,

NO. 4E. FOURTH STREET,
Are now prepared to call sales OF real es-
tate and personal property, either In the
furniture bought and sold, Furniture and
household goods at private sale. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Your patronge solicited.
Sales every Tuesday. Friday and Saturday
evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings sep1S-d3m
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r OST-on Friday last, o skye terrier
| dog. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving him at 10Th and KING
streets. uecll-ot"
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dec8-te
q UNION NATIONAL BANK

Wilmington, Del, Dec. sth, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Nesting OF the Stockholders of the Union
National Bank Of Wilmington, will be held
at the Banking House, on Tuesday, the 9Th
day OF January, 1873. between the hours of
and O'Clock, p. m, JNO. PEOPLES,
dec8-1m .i Cashier.
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T. National Bank of Wilmington and J

Wilmington. Del, Decem Der 7, 1877.
Notice fs hereby given that an election
will be held at the banking house on the
Of and 4o'clock, p. M, for nine directors
to serve the ensuing year.
dec7-te. ~ e. RICE. Cashier.
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Duy ann sell BtocHs,
ald Go. Sssf: ssP$ fSil. sSS ss;S ssi.,SoS. q =

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TIOn House Building. Entrance on %
Street.
lgentS for American, Red Star, Inman
L gunard Lines to Great Britain and
'ainsnt OF Europe. r-r ..,. o.
FOR SALE. aa
"a sale, s160O Mechanics Loan Associa-
q script. 10. "HrTT sffT :
IN sale, 5000 Franklin Loan Associa-
10 script ... 80 Lit Fn I.TTa
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EoURTH STREET MARKET HOUSE
II No. oSE. FOURTH ST.,
Between Market and King Streets,
MORNING, NOVEMBER
10TH, 1877,
Where will be found everything belonging
to O. first-class market.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS OF ALL
KINDS,
PRODUCE, VEGETABLES,
BUTTER AND EGGS,
And splendid supply of
ROCK L AND OYS e s..
nov5 JAMES CURRAN.
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by cert1
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during the count to relieve the pro-
ceeding of its tiresome monotony;
and even this was condemned by a
few as an insult that ought not to
pass unrebukcd; but it was enjoyed
by most of those on the floor and
in the galleries. A few hours be-
fore the time designated for the
count to begin, President Ferry
received by mail set Of papers
from New Orleans, purporting to be
the certificates Of the electors Of
Louisiana. The whole affair was a
clever burlesque, but as the papers
were all regular in form, Mr.. Ferry
was obliged to act upon them as
though they were genuine; and
their reading could only be dis
pcnscd with by unanimous consent,
which could not be obtained; Mr..
Mills insisting upon their being
read. Several John Smiths deposcd
that, after being duly sworn by the
"holy bull-dozer," they had cast
their several votes for the green.
back candidates, Cooper and Cary.
The papers contained many humor-
Gus illusions, and their reading &C.
casioncd much laughter, which act
cd as an escape valve for the sup
pressed excitement and bad blood
concealed by the smiling faces of
the individual participants in the
proceedings. No harm was done;
Peter and Samuel have been graft
fed by receiving the electoral vote
Of one State, and tho wags con-
cerned in the matter have attained
a little notoriety and established n
precedent that may find many imi-
tators hereafter.
The galleries were again crowded
by the bcnefciaries of the plan
adopted of dividing up the seats
among members Of Cengress--ca
member having allotted to him three
tickets, which he disposed of ac-
tording to the dictates of his own
sweet will. People were in town
who had taken the trouble to start
from their homes twenty or thirty
miles away, in the night, that they
might obtain a seat and witness one
Of the great evcnts-according to
emotional and fanciful correspond
ents-of our century of national
life. Fancy their disappointment
when told by not oyer-courteous
door keeper that they could only
gain admittancc on presentation of
ticket. These could be purchased
for prices ranging from 81 to SO
from impccunius favoritcs, but in
many instances the money couldn't
be spared, and having no acquaint-
ance with members of Congress
they were obliged to return to their
homes dissatisfied with the arbitra-
ny arrangement which excluded
them and made admission a matter
Of merchandise.
Very little of interest to the pub
lie has transpired in either House
since my last. The appropriation
bills have been lost sight of in the
committee rooms in the general de-
moralization, and it is difficult to
see how an extra session can be
avoided. REP.
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Special Correspondence.
THE COnn,issiOn-An Extra Session
Of Congress Probable.
WAsHINGTOS, d. G., !
February 18th, 1877. [

WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
February 18th, 1877.
Democracy is fearfully depressed.
There has only been a feeble at
tempt at reaction from the effects
of the noxious dose administered by
the Commission in the Florida case.
From the date of passage of the
electoral bill down to the hour of
Judge Davis election to the L. S.
Senate, its individual members l.da :!
been feeding on the East wind,
which was sweet to the taste, but
became exceedingly bitter and de-
pressing in the subsequent process
of digestion and assimilation. The
action of the innocent and stupid
marplots of the Illinois Legislature.
who chuckled at their shrcwd in
strumentalty in Logan's defeat,
compasscd by uniting with disgrunt-
led Republicans and so-called Lib
erals, to elect Davis, invited the
first disaster to the cause thought
to be safe by the arbitration plan.
Fields failure to make case against
the Louisiana Returning Board
through the testimony of the moral
lepcrs, traitors, rcncgades, inform
crs, vagabonds and soldiers of for
tune summoned here to testify in
behalf of reform, was unexpected
and wcll-nigh fatal. When Justice
Bradley was announced as fifth
Judge, the enthusiasm by which the
measure had been hurried through
the House visibly declined; and the
chief organ of the party savagely
assaulted him and it. Nothing
could be more cxasperating or hu.
initiating than to suffer defeat at the
hands Oft tribunal Of their own ere
alton. The oracles of the party hur-
ricd to the rescue; but after an
able presentation of their case, it
was found SO destitute of fOunda-
ton based upon facts or even rea-
sonablc probabilities, that it broke
down utterly under the rigid scru-
tiny of the Commission. 1t was
like the house of the foolish man,
founded upon tho sands, and which
was swept away and lodged among
the debris of other air castles, as by
the breath of the first storm. The
leaders have cndcavorcd to rally
their dcmoralized forces and hold
them in hand for what they have
yet to encounter, but their success
has not been rcassuring.
After vain effort OH the part of
the House to reject the vote of tho
Florida Hayes electors rs counted
by the Commission, on Monday n.
M, II joint session ofthc two Houses
began ut one o'clock, and the count
of the electoral vote was resumed.
Florida was formally declared for
Hayes and Wheeler, and the count
went rapidly forward without OBJ
lection until Louisiana was reached,
whcroupon q large number of elab-
oratcly werdcd objections were fled.
MIR. Ferry then announced that all
the papers in the case would be re-
fcrrcd to the Arbitration Commits
sion, and when they should have
reached decision the count would
be resumed. The Senate immcdi-
ately retired to its own chamber,
and routine business engaged the
attention Of both Houses until the
hour Of ad journment.
There occurred only one incident
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BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP

can now I've purchased right at home
it is the most successful preparation
works like charm in all its eases OF
Consumption, Pneumonia, Hcmorr-
and all other Throat and Lung Dis
eases. No person has ever used this
medicine without getting immediate
relief, yet there are great many poor,
suffering, skcptical persons goingabout
our streets with suspicious cough, and
the voice Of consumption coming from
their lungs, that will not try it. lfyou
die, it is your own taui,, a3 you can &C,
to your Druggist, a. Nj. Durnam, AND
get sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try It; three doses will relieve any case.
Regular size only as cts.
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ReDnhllCan State Convention.

A Republican State Convention to
nominate one Justice of the Supreme
Court in place of Hon. Thomas M.
Cooley, and two Regents of the State
University in place of j. III. MCGOWAN
and Joseph EsterbrOok, will he held at
the Opera House, In the City of Ian
sing,
Wednesday, March IN, 1877,
at IL o'clock II. m.
In accordance with resolution adopt
ell at Grand Rapids, May 10th, 1876,
every county will be entitled to one
delegate for each 500 of the total vote
east for Governor i'm 1876, and one adj
ditional delegate for every fraction OF
300 votes; hut each organized county
will he entitled to ut least one delegate.
Under the resolution of 1853, no del
cgate will bc entitled to a seat who
does not reside In the county he repre-
scnts. s. ID. BINGHAM,
Chairman.
s. S. OLDS, Secretary.
Dated, Lansing, Feb. IL, 1877.
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TIE Young Folks Com. n

IRE Young Folks Com, rs
revised and improved, is the best and
most charming young folks paper
published for the money. 1t stands
in the first rank of the Journal Of its
class, and has larger actual circulation
than any other child's paper i'm the
country. Its offers to agents are sim
ply wonderful. Sample papers arc
sent free on application, or for only
thirty cents it will be sent, with beau
tirul picture, for one year. Address
John A. Clark, Wadsworth, Medina
County, Ohio.
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boots, a ragged shirt, torn wool
hat that scarcely covered his aching
head. He had money but he would
save that for his wife, but he saved
it in vain. His faithles swife will
never enjoy the hard earned gold,
he so carefully saved for her. Not
having water to work his claim, he
joined the November stampede to
the Big Horn Mountains, and per-
ished by exposure in a snow storm,
and his burning brain is now at rest
Never again this side the grave,
will the sight of his last love glad
den his faithful heart. 0 will the
one who was dearest to him, over
shed tear to the memory OF the
one, that for her sake lost his life.
AN INsULTED PARsON.
Elder Blizzard came from Pike
county, Missouri. lie was of the
hard-shell Baptist persuasion.
believe he had been in the habit OF
holding forth here in the Gulcl
every alternate Sunday, making
the woods ring with his sonorous
voice, calling sinners to repentance.
all. TO do the parson justice, ]
believe he preached only to advance
the cause Of religion, he never
passed around the hat, and was not
one of the 81 am hotter than thou
class. On his travels he rode a
french pony with a heavy name and
tail. This pony he would tic in a
shady place under some willow trees
short distance from the stand,
One day during service, some un-
converted wretchcs crept up to
where he was tied, and shearcd of
every bit of hair from his neck and
tail. This so disguised the elder,
that he filled no more appointments,
and left the place, even as Lot left
SOdom, never looking to the
rcarward, and Bear Gulch now
knows him no more.
lie SAVED THE UNION.
Harry Davis, an old darkey, who
claims he eft" in the Union army
during the rebellion, amuscs us
with accounts of bis exploits dur
ing the war. He said his regiment,
colored one, turned the scale at
the battle of Nashville. A rebel
battery was making dreadful havoc
among the Union troops, and the
white forces had charged upon this
battery three times, but were driven
back each time. Gen. Thomas saw
that this battery must be taken, OF
the day was lost; and so he ordered
the colored regiment to take it; and
"goddlcmitcc" said Davis" didn't
we charge with rush? l never
seen muffin like it. De white Of
ficers couldn't keep up with the
colored troops. DE rebels didn't
wait for us, but run like de debil
when they SEQ the colored folks
comm, ard we took de guns" This
charge undoubtedly saved the bat
tie and the Union. All hail to the
black regiment. X.
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Our PROrosAL.--Bcing our desire to
obtain u large number of subscribers to
this paper we have made arrangements
with the publishers whereby we can
send the american Stock yOurHM and
the LAKE COUNTY STAR, both together
one year for only $3.50 i'm advance. by
taking both papers at this low rate our
readers will receive all the Agricultural
news worth knowing, besides all the
home news. a sample of the dmcric",
Stock JOurRd may he seen ut our Office
or the publishers, PVl'rS BROTHERS,
Parkcsburg, Pa, will send a sample
copy free. Hurry along your names.