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Carlisle American Volunteer (Newspaper) - January 09, 1862, Carlisle, PennsylvaniaTo Nutzy a a our country May it always be rights butt right or wrong our country yol. 48.Carlisle, pa., thursday january 9, 1863. No. 31. American Volunteer. Published Evert thursday morning by Johh b. Bratton. Terms. Dollar and fifty conts paid in Advance two dollars if paid within tho year and two dollars and fifty cents if not paid within the year. To la so terms will to rigidly adhered to in every instance. No subscription discontinued until All arrearage Are paid unless at the option of the. Editor. Advertisements accompanied by Thomash and not exceeding Ono Senaro will to inserted three times for one Dollar and Twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Those of a greater length in proportion. Quot. A. Job printing such As hand Bills posting Bills pamphlets Blanks labels a. Ac., executed with to Curacy and at tho shortest notice. A a a a i wish i was a Printer by Nannie a. Sutton. I wish i was a Printer a x really do indeed a a. It seems to to that printers. Get every thing they Nodi except Money la de Thoy got the largest and tho boat. Of everything that grow Sand got Freo into Cireus ses a and Othor kind of shows. By giving an equivalent tho biggest Bug will speak to them a. No matter How they dress. A shabby coat is nothing. A if own a printing press. It a 1 a. Policy at ladies fairs. They Aro almost hugged \ by pretty girls who know. A. That Uliey will crack sup Dvor thing tho ladies have to show. A a a slander and thus they get a a blow out Freo .1 a. At Evory party feed. A. Tho reason is Bee also Thoy write Aud other people Road. A this dying Siil leg. A by Oliver Perr Manlove. It was re hour Whon tho wind was sweep info a a wildly Over the Battle Plain and the lightning from tho Cloud ,-and Thunder had broken tho vaults of rain that a at night was lying in pain upon the cold wet ground a a with no loved one to see him dying a or hand to bind up his bleeding wound. His country a Flag lie had a inc his Pillow and has heart was filled with its treasured stars and from the tide of his bosoms billow a. Bis blood had poured on its glowing bars a a lie had borne it in the time of Battle. Ith All of a patriots Pride t/m/1 through it to of wore falling on ova dry Side. A w-m8 my Illy in that hours let i to and gory. With tho pealing Thunder Iris dying Dirge and tho he litmus Dinning around in glory. Showing tho sky like a burning surge who Home and a Loving not bur a who proudly told him to hallo fur right. And How had fallen a Stiblo brother a 1. And tho Rivo rof death grew Lovely and Bright no Moro would to Hoar the roaring Bank on a a nor bravos Rush on tho fora and a steel no be we to aloft his Pennon for his heart had almost Censed to fool rut a Low a acct prayer it still was breathing pure As the do rest love for the dead and a to. Had been breathing of the. Golden streets where tho Angels Troad. Lie wifi never asked him whether he was guilty or no. Neither did he confess tho a a hews lawfully convicted woman Quot interfered one of the judges chafing at her word she turned a look upon him. He was Ono whom she did not know. Addressing judge Halo she replied with the True courage of a a a my lord it 1 for when they said to him a do you confess tho indictment ? who said Only this that to had been at several meetings both where Thore was or caching the word and prayer and that they had gods presence among a a what woman do you think to can do As to list Quot interfered judge Wisdon in a loud angry tone looking upon her with All tho vengeance of his mean nature. A your husband is a breaker of the peace and is convicted by tho a bring the statute Book Quot Lien need judge Hale a a and to will see for a a he was not a awfully convicted my lord a said tho Brave woman As she looked upon judge Wisdon. 1 a a he in b Law filly , judge Chester raving with madness that his act his was one of. The five red letter names that sent Bunyan. To prison Aud his word Khouli he called in question. A a it ,&Quot she said calmly a a it was but a word of discourse that they took for a a. A. A a it is recorded woman it is recorded i Tell you Quot voc iterated Chester As if lie would silence her by. The Power of his voice if he could not by argument.,.a Titis false if it is a Ansho looked him unflinchingly in tho face. A the is convicted and it is recorded a . A a what More do you want a to a Midnight escape from Gallows ii1ll. An incident of the revolution. The strip of ground from Broadway. Centre Street along Chambers commencing at the now store of Stewart in Broadway seventy years ago was a burial place. The part nearest Broadway was devoted to the negroes for the last resting spot of their dead and the Moiety extending to Contro Street was a kind of potters Field and during the revolution the spot where most of the private soldiers of the British army who died in tho City Wero interred. Gallows Hill tho spot where the Manhattan resort a in is now placed was decorated with a Gallows where All deserters and prisoners suffered death who Camo under tho control of the infamous prot Vost marshal Cunningham. A it was customary a execute tho most of the deserters who were native born at night. There was a policy in this. Public Exeen Tion of the americans by the royalists would have been noised abroad and the injury created thereby through the manner in which the Continentals themselves would have made use i lib it to n at q in y ureter or Kings cause. These executions generally took place after Midnight. The prisoners condemned to death were always confined in the old jail within Musket shot of the place of execution and a sergeants guard of eight men accompanied by the Provost marshal thirsty villain. Auth information i wanted to Send to tho great Washington lie Lins got before this so hang away but i should Liko Jive minutes communion with my god first if you have tho manliness to Grant astonished As Cunningham was by the boldness of tho Many a speech to knew full Well that he detested by tho English soldiery for his tyranny and that a refusal of such request to Man on the Point of execution would Only Mrisko him still Moro odious among them. With an ill Graco to said a a a Spray Rascal Pray i i done to wonder that a Knave Liko you fears death. A Man that betrays his King betrays his god and it is Lull time that you try to make peace with him. Three minutes Rascal three minutes that Sall the Timo you have from me. Go on your Knees at once then Sambo have tho Halter ready. Three . The negro Hud place Siljic lantern on tho ground directly under the Gallows. Its faint Light gleamed upward showing in dim outline the Gallows Frame and partially Light from tho Patriot a Union. Correspondence. Faces. And forms of Trio. Up their muskets to an order in a semicircle around tho scene of execution. Tho prisoner Bent Down a resting his Knees upon the Earth the new dug Grove. Ii had no Ohio of escape and As he looked upwards Tow vids tho heavens although All. Was Black with night yet his Camp Andy Johnson ind., 1 Deco Liber 21, 1861, j messes. Editors of ter a tolerably pleasant hut tedious trip by rail and River the Lochiel cavalry arrived at Louisville on saturday evening nor. 30th. Thore we learn that our destination had been changed and that instead of going into Camp near Louisville As we expected to were to encamp on tho Indiana Side. We Jay at the Louisville wharf Over night. Eairy on sunday morning tho boats steamed Over to the Jeffersonville Landing where we got ourselves and the Lior ses ashore and immediately went into Camp on Hon. Jesso d. Brights Turin just Bovo Jeffersonville. You May he sure that we fully enjoyed tho Opportunity presented us for making a display in this horse Breeding country of the admirable Jot of horses which we brought with us and thereby glorifying the old key and ins of Deputy generally conducted tho Pris Eye pierced through the Ghorim. And he saw Oner to the Gallows. F in tho future redemption for the past the it no Lirio oltnnfa/1 i. Wife of Bunyan in the Swan chamber the name of Bunyan is immortal. Ilis character Aud writings will travel Down through All coming Ages and to read till the a Endi out Nio. The historic scones and events of his life Aro Ever memorable. They Are stomped with the impress of an abiding interest. His twelve years. Unjust imprison ment and the efforts for his release by his a devoted and heroic with will to held in por Petrial of tho plates beautifully ii Giavon in the january number of the Eclectic Magazine illustrates a touching scene in the Fife of Bunyan. Iio was in prison. A a my lord a said the fearless wife to judge Hale a a i was a Little while since at London to Seo if i could get my husbands Liberty and there i spoke with my lord Barkwood one of the House of lords to whom i delivered a petition who took it of Hie and presented it to Somo of the rest of the House of lords for my husbands release rent who when they had seen it they said that that could not release him Bat committed his re Loa Semont to the judges at the next tons Iii told to and now i an come to you to Seo if anything can he done in this business and you give neither Rele sement nor Relief the judge made to answer. A a a he is convicted arid it is recorded a reiterated the infuriated Chester. A a if it he it Quot repeated the heroic woman. A a he is n pestilent fellow my lord. There is not such a fellow in the country Quot exclaims Chester turning to judge Halo. A will your husband Quot leave off preaching woman if to will do so Send for lot him answer hero for himself Quot a spake out judge Wisdon almost As much exasperated As was Chester. A my lord a the Christian woman said a a my husband dares not. Leave preaching As 1- ill As Heel a Here Sec Here a Voci forages Wisdon rising from his seat and striking the Bench with Liis clenched fist Quot Why should we talk any Muro about such a follow ? must to do what he lists a. He is a breaker of a he tic Brave woman noticed him hot. Keep ing Haretos steadily fixed upon judge Hale she said. R of a uns Blind desires to live to full ii his calling that ills family May be maintained a moreover my lord i have four Small Ohi Idron that cannot help themselves and one of them is Blind and to have nothing to Livo upon but the Charity of Good it was hear twelve of clock of a night in octo Hor in tho year 1780, that a Young Man was reclining among the recent Graves that raised their Mounds in. The Vicinity of the Gibbet ii Gallows Hill. A the hour and the place were singular for a Lon individual like tho Man in question to to reposing. I say Lone yet he was not exactly so if human bodies divested of their immortality cambo considered companions above his head swaying to and fro in the night Breeze Hung the remains of two soldiers of the fifth regiment who had been executed that morn ing for desertion. A a tho sky was obscured with dark murky Clouds and the moaning of the wind As it swept around the Gallows and through the Trees that Horo and there roared their Branche a Quot amid. The darkness of the night gig to a desolate and disagreeable sound Well befitting the place itself. The Man scarcely moved with tho exception now and then of raising his head,.Aud peering cautiously above tho mid of Earth ,he Lav to Yards jail dimly visible with its High Massy the Oyes of tho judge Bent in pity upon her. Quot a a Hast thou four children a a he said kindly a thou Art but a Young woman to have four children.�?�. A a i am but Mother in Law to them my lord not having been married to him yet two full years.�?�. A a alas poor woman a said tho kind judge As she finished her touching Story a you make poverty your cloak woman a broke Iii twi Simon a a and i hear your husband is bettor maintained by running in and Down a preaching than by following Iris Quot a a Wlms. Is his calling a asked of her a a his family Wero in want and needed a fathers care Protection and sympathy. As a Means of obtaining his release from prison Bunyan wrote several petitions. His wife had by his directions carried on petition to tho House of lords and failed of her object. She was directed to apply to the Assize court. She had applied twice to tho judges of that High Tri Bunal and was denied her petition and to poised. Lord chief Justito Halo an Omi gently kind hearted and Christian Man pitied her Case and seemed strongly inclined to Grant her request. But the other judges uniting a a ? cruel objected and overruled the do vision against her petition each time. The Beene in tho plate is intended to show the r0j0 -wlf6n Biu Lyrll who appeared the third tune before the Saizo court. The audience Oha her is filled to overflowing a judge Hale m his Robes mag material sits in silent dignity to receive a Iasha. A the pleadings of the petitioners. The Swan chamber is crowded judge justices and Gen try Are present. There is a pause in the business of the assizes. A woman Clad in a coarse Black dress with a White Cap shading her Pale sad face rises from tho crowd at the Back of the room and passes up the aisle do Knifle an modest step a falter a sly she walked the crowded court until Sho she in a �?oi0 Quot and a be justices As she is represented in the plate in the attitude lord cd �/tsp5ak�?~?, directing herself to i m i Hale she said my i make bold to Como again to w Wbamc May be Dono with Anri li0yes were Fillod upon her As she spoke of 1hatei�r Eai 8 n1 Forward from every there rhy5? Nudi Onoe to Eaton her words Ino Row a a a pm or frail woman plead-a386, dignity of the realm us Ever sight for the life of her husband. More Sublime was Ever a Soene More to Ipoh. a pon her. He Hestia no goidmnthlt0�.d the Hofere i could Dot Hoo what the in n bad taken fora conviction unless Trei d spa be a the sessions and is amp is Quot done 40 that hear Hera Sehe Ropi ios a tinker my Ini la a tinker a answered some one standing by. A. A a yes my lord Aud because he is a tinker and a poor Man to is despised and cannot have Justice a. A since it is thus my poor woman said tho judge mildly a that Thoy have taken what thy husband spake for conviction thou must Vithor Epply thyself to the King or sue out his Pardon or got a writ of at the motion of a writ of error Chester chafed Aud was highly offended Ani exclaimed a a a this Man v ill preach my lord and do Whaff he a a he preaches nothing but tho word of god a fearlessly spoke out tho Truo wife. A a lie preach the word of god a a repeated Wisdon with a sneer turning toward Horas if he would have struck her a the runs and Down the country and does a do not mind her judge Sond her away exclaimed Wisdon seeing that he could not intimidate Hor. A i am sorry my poor woman that i can no Good a said judge Hale compassionately. A a thou must Doone of these three tilings aforesaid namely apply thyself to the Keg or sue out his Pardon or get a writ of but a writ of error will to tho cheap up error est. So Whon i departed from them tho Hook of statutes was brought but what they said of. It i know nothing at All neither did Ihu a any further from them. to undertake to reason a girl out of Lovo is As absurd As would he the attempt to extinguish Vesuvius Tveith a syringe. The Only thing that will break a love fit is hard work and Mutton chops. Good advice and indolence Only make things worse. 0�?o�?oso Here i am Between two tailors a said a fellow at a Publio table where two Young tailors were seated who had just commenced business for themselves. A a True a was the reply a a we Are beginners and Oan Only afford to keep one Goose Between jts a Troal virtue is most loved whore it is most nearly Seon and no respect which it commands from strangers Oan Novor equal the never ceasing admiration it Exon toxin tho daily motor course of Domestic life. Oct literature opens a Bank door out of the Bustle of the Busy world into a Garden of moral and intellectual fruits and Flowers the key of which is denied to the Best of Many kind. Therein our happiness no longer lives on Chanty nor is in danger of a fall when leaning on pleasure for our own repose. A 111011 tho Walls in tho Fields beyond. At length a Light glimmered the of men was faintly heard and tho Young Man raising himself from the spot where lie Lay glided along tho rude Fence which skirted the burial ground until lie stood within a few Lect execution place. Hero lie paused and looked in the direction of the approaching Light. Fain Fly. Through the Haze appeared Tefoe or four files of soldiers proceeded by a Black Man who carried Only Light which seemed to he in the party la lion walked a prisoner with Iris Nrma tightly bound behind him and directly alter Cunningham the Provost marshal and five or six soldiers with muskets on their shoulders. A. A Mono two three a repeated to himself As if counting tho number of the men approaching a a twelve in All. A tis a desperate undertaking but my Comrade shall if i can. Save him. Now for skill and courage. Be Cool Dick Martin you. Have been on still Moro perilous. Occasions if your commanding offi Corg Spenk the Quot a. He glided Bank again to his old resting place when to Stii bled into a now dug grave that he had not noticed before just in the rear of tho Gallows. Ilis first impulse Vas to leap out Tor tho depth of the grave did not exceed Throe fee but a second thought altered his determination and he murmured. the Best Placo forme they certainly will not a think1 of. Looking for a living Man in the grave a a and he bar etched him Solf at full length in tho a a narrow Inq see that to know one Day or another lie should have to fill. A they entered the burial ground Ami proceeded directly to the Gallows under which they halted. Forming a orc to the Black fellow with tho la Terri Cunningham and the prisoner in the Centre preparations were made to go through with the awful Here Moi Iyo that of depriving a fellow being of life. The Black fellow looked up at the Gallows from which the two bodies Verelia timing and then Proe ceded very deliver atoll to out them Down observing Quot a a Dicso chaps Nab hug Long a nuff. I guess Dey nne to Liuch. Bettor Dan dead niggers now a the prisoner looked on with a glance of no common interest Fomie Felt that his soul was fluttering on tho confines of of Tornito. It m useless to talk of tho bravery when a Man in the full vigor of health beholds preparations making to deprive him of existence. True to May meet death with manliness and fortitude and display to no human Eye any of tho physical shrinking by which to Are Apt to Masuro tho of twirl of Man but within Thero is a feeling that the great creator alone perceives and he judges whether or no the Man is prepared to die. Tho negro had passed a repo through the beam where but a few moments before Hung the inanimate clods that now eneu bored As it were the ground beneath tho Gallows. This done to said a. A a bar Massa Cunin Liam is a rope Dat will hold do prisoner Long a nuff i reckon. Guinea Sambo no a top a Hoard a Man o War for nut find i Gnoss i Reeve Dat knot wid a hitch Dat do do bail Asho finish a this classical speech he very deliver atoll kicked tho body of Ono of tho dead soldiers aside and rolled the other very wooly into tho Gravo where. Lay tho Young Man and tho dead rested upon tho living a shudder ran through the Frame of the youth As he Felt pressing above him the cold form of one who hut tho Doy before had been As full of life Asho Row was but not a sound escaped him for he knew that Oilene was his Only preservation a a Well rus Ciri you see what you Are coming to for deserting from his majesty a service. A Lin Tor i suppose is More agreeable than Good treatment and a soldiers .�?� thus spoke Cunningham to tho prisoner. A i entered into the refugee corps for my own reasons. They Havo proved Satia faotto quivering of his lips showed h is sincerity he was prepared to Dio. Of a sudden lift Berit his head. All 1 his prayer was Hoard a Rescue was at hand. Ilia life old i glorious thought was not to set in blood through the hands of Man id a a Larry in said a voice in a whisper proceeding from the grave where the prisoner had Seon a dead body tossed hut a few moments before a a Mako no alarm. A tis i your Comrado Dick Martin of Washington a life guard Cometo save you. Make Soine excuse to turn Jour Hack towards tho Hole where i have hidden no eff in and i will Cut tho rope by which a your hands arc tied. When this is done and you hear me groan kick Over tho lantern and make for the East Corner of tho grave Yard 1.1 will follow. Tilings Are ready for our escape. Recomb or make no alarm in. The prisoner Felt As if lie had won empires upon empires. His life then was Safe a a co Moi rogue your Throe minutes Are up. Sambo the Rop there i you pattern of Guinea Beauty Atho prisoner without rising from Iris Knees turned round so that to faced tho lantern his Back towards tho grave. The negro advanced with tho Halter to place it around his Nook. The Soene was striking. In the foreground stood Trio soldiers gazing with no very pleasant emotions but the dim Light upon the poor prisoner. Cinningham was in the Centre his brutal arid mrsh features lighted up with tho expression almost of a Dovil preparatory to seizing his. Victim. Coi Undrel you had no Pic us that time. Just As the negro got . Thai prisoner the latter Felt the thongs Cut which hound Iris arms he was free. But Why starts the Black his eyes pro sockets As if death was before him the Halter drops from his hands to is paralysed with fear. Slowly from the Gravo Risos the dead body of tho Soldier he had himself rolled into it a a Igor a mighty the dead lab said the negro solemnly1 to Runnin Gharibi beheld Trio bight and so did the soldiers. A the vision was so awful so apparently contrary to human reason that with one Accord All fled excepting tho negro and the prisoner. The Forriter rolled on the ground exclaiming spar me Massa ghost a spare me Dis he Debbor Lang an Oiler Sojor and he rolled Over the Graves Salvo ring As if struck with an ague fit. In the meantime prisoner and his Comrade who had so opportunely rescued him from an ignominious death hurried from the scene and springing from tho grave Yard. Made Lispenard s Woods which then skirted Worth River near about where canal Street now end. A Thero they found a boat in which Dick Martin had crossed alone from tho Jersey Shore six hours before to save Iris Comrade re Chile in Soner earn est we were vexed and disappointed. And a further knowledge of our Riding Stock has increased our vexation and disappointment. Between Twenty and thirty horse s have died on the Way and since our arrival and of the remainder More than four Hundred have been rejected by the inspector besides quite n Large number Are under tho care of the Farmer. Many had obvious diseases and defects of Long standing some Kotono Blind Somo wind broken mares with foal some not Throe arid others sixt Eori to Twenty five years old some too Clumsy for any thing hut cart horses and others ring boned spa ined splintered jammed stove string halt galled and generally crippled in every Kirin and degree of lameness. Trio result is that to Aro loft with less than six Hundred horses fit for sort icon that the regiment is indefinitely delayed in its preparation for Active duty its Ofle Eienor impaired and Trio Pride and spirit of the corps humbled in tho midst of strangers. A and for these horses Good bad and indifferent there Are Simno Good ones the government has paid �120 apiece arid �16apieoe for their transportation. The supposed cancer speedily dental Cosmos contains an account of a Case by j. A Suess Orot m. D., relating to an aged lady who had suffered for such a Louth of Timo from it Large ulcer tin the inside of the lower lip that it was at last hold to be malignant Caneer. Liri exciting cause of this was the protruding spices of the roots of the Central lower incisor which had escaped the notice of the attending physio on a gentleman of acknowledged ability in his profession because of tho coating of tartar which rendered their appearance very similar to that of tho ulcer. Or. Suess Orot says respecting it a a prompted by a desire to Benefit tho patient and at the same time demonstrate the advantage of a dental education i was induced to commit tho unprofessional act of operating before the invitation was regular instrument being at hand i called for a table Fork and in a much Shorter time than the writing of this Lias consumed i relieved the greatly distressed patient of a disease which Sho expected would very a Rio terminate her existence. Nearly All of tho Alvn-1 Gnu ii avg been absorbed by a pm a 4&bjfcff-Anb a Najj. D�o7 tho Soldier s fare half Price. But to Stop potatoes from rotting eat am ot1 great rebellion stimulant the Cotton Gin. O a kno Okular demonstration a blow in tho Eyo. Of Why is a wooden Post Liko o Flower seed a because it will prop a Gate. Egy wily is a Muff like fool ? because it ii Olds a lady a hand without squeezing it. A of losing a cow for the Sako of a rat. This is the chinese interpretation of going to who Praise you at the begin ing will ask favors in the end. O Money is nothing in itself it is useful Only when it departs from us. Eing a prong of the Fork under tho protruding lower Cid of the Root the operation of emulsion was Road ill performed and by the removal of that which had hero to a foreign sub Stanco tho diseased condition of tho lip As Well As All tho surrounding parts was speedily removed. As this is riot an isolated Case it world be Well for the Causor iof humanity were the dentist More frequently called in consultation tho diseases of the Teeth and their surroundings being his special province Many morbid a Changos which too often escape the notice of the physician or Are considered by him of minor importance might be. Detected and disastrous results for tho. A a a a a a a a Vij n a Uusi tiiu Itea ening the Jersey Sido just below bulls l Orry,.Iii , they struck into the Woods and reached tho s _ Woods Washington near West Point about night tho next Day. The morning after in general orders two now lieutenants were commissioned in Wah Egton s life guard and the Reader Oan Ini Agino up they wore. . Ital ways surprised the English commander How it is Lington knew so Well tho movie cents made in their lines. Washington in Many eases in Ude desertion a duty. Lie knew Olio among his Privato soldiers to ask Titis Froais. Aud never in a Sint Jle. Instance was Iris Confidence betrayed a death upon the Gallows followed the poor private often hut to Nevor compromised his commander. How could Britain expect to conquer a country that contained such men by a said looking at Cunningham with a bold count Nanoo a a a Yos internally satisfactory you rebel spawn of damnation 1 a spy in Spose do burning potato to tho Massachusetts a Loughman potato vines should be thrown into hoops and burned for the most piau8iblo theory in regard to the potato rot is that it is caused by a very Hii Nute insect not visible to tho naked Eye. By burning the vines therefore we May catch millions of Thorn and Send them where they came from for the vines Are of but very Little value As manure and their ashes Are better than their stems buried in tho soil a very reasonable supposition in regard to the rot is that it is caused by a poisonous Little insect too minute to to readily discerned yet numerous enough to Canso destruction to that Root Shioli is almost the sole food of millions of our race. If As to conjecture a Small poisonous insect is tho cause to Oan onto link and subdue him by fire and water. Lot tho vines have tho fire and let the tubers at the time of planting to dipped into Potash water to kill the Little nits that adhere to Thorn. Saturday night saturday night an no Thor week has gone lost in the Ocean of Trio past gone never to be recalled. Gone to Bear witness for Good or evil before the Groat White throne. Will it boar on its pages tho records of Good deeds and kind words ? or will it to blotted with sins of omissions and coi mision will he recording Nigols write a Blessing Over or name or not saturday right the merchant closes his Ledger with a sigh of Relief. The Woolm Niox a brows grows Light Asho puts away his imply Lan Coy a refugees would be a pretty set if they Woro All Liko you rogue. No no i1 a. Ii a i a a i Aiu ii j a had my Eyo on be when Yon a listed a month ago and i told colonel de Lanesey what i believed be was. Not a Royal refugee but Rebol scoundrel. I was right rogue of a a Yos you was rights to my enlisting. As to being a rebel scoundrel Why there is an offset you Are a Royal Knave and a blood Morrow will to a Day of rest indeed to him. A smile crosses the mothers face As Sho folds away her sowing ready for monday All feeling glad that tho week is River. hardly sell for enough or Thalf enough to the Cost of bringing Quot them Here to say nothing if tho useless expenditure for their subsistence from Trio time Thoy were purchased until they shall to finally disposed of. The. Government is literally swindled out of tho full Price and keep my of a e a Rayj Ooton , and a Little More a Fibre fault is it Bosforo the War there was Abun dance of Good horses in Pennsylvania there is reason to believe that they Are nearly All there yet. Should with some of the Best of them. By whose neglect or fraud or fraudulent Connivance does it happen that we Are not so furnished ? there is More Tymn one party to hear the blame but nevertheless it should fall distinctly and fully upon every intermediate agent Between the government and the original these of course sold to tho contractors such horses As they could sell at such prices As they could got. The contractors with Wiliom the first blame rests in order to enl in inc their profits and perhaps relying on the Connivance of , bought cheap horses without regard to fitness scarcely deeming it Nec essay to make such selections As would leave Evon a plausible excuse to tho Insp Etor for passing them. The inspector surely has not relied upon any excuses whatever but has either through ignorance or neglect of duty in his Caso being equally culpable a passed wholesale Good bad and it different rag tag and Bobtail everything in the shape of a horse that was his if to rejected any heaven Only knows what newly discovered and hitherto unheard of faults defects or infirm Aries he found in them to Render them less eligible than some of these which he approved As sound and serviceable. It is unfortunate that the Field offi cers of the regiment Wero not allowed to in Speet and make so lotions As i believe was originally intended. The inspector whoever to was was appointed by capt. Wilson quartermaster in. A a the lean and craggy condition of Ovon the Best of the horses when they first came into our hands fully establishes tho fact that the person or persons who had the contract for subsisting them wilfully neglected their duty and deliberately swindled the government. Let Thorn Bear their share of the by nine and their share is not a Little Trio Man who for the Sake of gain or Tao Tuatoo by any other selfish motive or without any motive whatever will knowingly allow a brute to suffer when it is in Iris Power to Faro for him is Only restrained by fear of the Law from manifesting tho same criminal disregard for the rights of his Fel Lowman. A. But after All the neglect and dishonesty of contractors Nind inspectors and sub contractors and sub inspectors Yvo might and should have had a hotter lot of horses. Capt Hastings commanding Carlisle Barracks and an experienced Dragoon officer was ordered by tho War department to furnish our complement. He had nbout2,50l Tose Leot from. He was or ought to Havo been fully competent to make tho Solee Tion Iio knew or ought to have known that by furnishing is Hap Haz Ard just As they came to was entailing unnecessary expense on tho government for transportation and he was hindering the efficiency and usefulness of tho regiment. And to knew very Well or should have know i that it would have Boon Best in Evory was most prudent and economical to Send us away with serviceable horses Only even if but five Hundred such could to found among tho Twenty five Hundred. Tho plea of ignorance on i Quot part or �1 inability to make a bettor selection would be a virtual acknowledgement of his unfitness for the position which he occupies and Negl Geneo or inattention to tho discharge of the duty assigned him would be almost if not quite equivalent to trim inn Connivance. Taking either Horn of the dilemma he places himself in a position Dan-6er0�� l 3 reputation As a gon Tucman and a Soldier. By what excuse or subterfuge to. An old scotch Many a idea of some people Havo singular ideas of the 3 per Feo Tori of worldly happiness. A Scotchman a who has resided m this state for nearly thirty years and who has accumulated a very handsome property recently sent for Bis father with the View that the old. Gentleman should share tho property and slip away from the Long lease of life As Siporo Tlyas Possi Hio. One Day a Short time ago a Frieml if the family paid a visit to the. Mansion where the old gentleman was living with his son and took occasion to compliment Trio Quot proprietor of the estate on. Its surpassing loveliness in Ltd c by Conri Brt. The owner full of Lovo for his Homo said to looked upon it and its surroundings As a in perfect heaven on Oarth a a heaven on Earth 1�?T.�?growled the old ill in a a ii Enron on Earth not a thimble fun of Rishi skin tho Haill House a a ent it is easier for tho. Generous to forgive than for tho offender to ask it. A. Ecta no Man can leave a better legacy to Trio a world than a Well educated family. A a to Calm while adversary Frez and rages and you can warm yourself at Hia fire. A a 1.a -. A a o wanted a life boat that will float on l a a sea of a. O Pride is tho first Weed to grow in the. Human heart and tho lost to be eradicated. O All persons know when they Aro knaves few when Thoy Are fools. A Fri Hadnot the heart to do other Day col. Hubbard was coining Over from campy Carlisle when he Meta Soldier who had escaped from the Camp arid who was to use his own expression a pretty tolerably the Soldier had a Cariton full of whisky which to handed to tho colonel upon being requested to do so. The colonel drow tho stopper turned up tho canteen and poured the whisky into the Gutter. The Soldier watched the fluid gurgling from the neck of the canteen until tho last drop had fallen when regretfully lbs Orvold a a i suppose that s All right colonel but i never would of had Trio heart to i done o women she old Sota Good example for the Man Are always following after the women. A. O what Throat is the Best for a Singer to reach High notes with a soar Throat o Yong woman Aro never in More Dan. Gor of being made Slavos than when the men Are at their feet. ,. Shut not up a Brood of evil passions in Jour Hoso Tri like enraged serpents they in a on one of tho railroads the conductors have come Down on the dead head sys Torii and very Muesli curtailed the Freo list. An individual who has Boon in the habit of travelling to and fro without any charge recently applied to the superintendent for a pass and was much offended when it was refused. As lie was leaving tho room he angrily exclaimed a a in la no a Faro this time but tho Road Shan t be any the Richer for it ill the conductor jct John Jones has no objection to the licit Bor Taw when applied to Jane. Jane Jones contends stoutly for the liquor Law As applicable to John. Jane s argument is simple and conclusive when John does liquor to Doos lick her. When John Don t liquor her he done to lick her therefore if John can to liquor he won t lick Horn tho conclusion Sho wishes to reach. Will bite their Cage. O worldly happiness is said to he a glib Taring false Diamond the top of a smooth greased Polo i Ipoh All try to climb and secure. By a a to All men the Best Friend is virtue a the Best companion Aro High Ondo Avora and honorable sentiments. By be diligent in tho performance of the a �1 m life then 1ts, like a Dutiful a Tor will Reward your Diligence with sri Cooss. Kit Whon children die Thoy Only attain maturity inn readier Way than by the tedious route of this mortal living. Dpi Gont Lovrien who smoke allege that it makes them Calm and complacent. They Tell us tho Moro they fume the loss Thoy fret. Top Liberty is the souls right to breathe and where it cannot Trike a Long breath Laws Are girdled too tight. A. A to grapple Ever with Opportunity. And As you done to know when Opportunity will happen along Koep. Your grappling Irons always ready. Up do who thinks . Is mistaken he who thinks others Eai not do without him is still More mistaken. Lady a Niagara was Hoard to. Exclaim what elegant trimming thai Rainbow would make for a White lace Over dress a a off a exquisite being asked Ivov to did not enlist said to always thought i was tuft in of doses. The Best whom taken in Homo Patriq in the town of t Thero was a Shoemaker who at times officiated As a preacher. Iio always wrote the notices himself in order to save the expenses of printing. Here is one of them a there will to preaching in the Pines this sunday afternoon on the subject a fall who do not believe will to Darin cd at three .o�?Tclock.�?�. Scotch paper Speaks of a Fox having been soon trying to Spring a steel trap by Means of a stick which he Carlod in his Mouth. We know a Fox Taftt took a Well Polo from the Well and pushed a Turkey off from the lower limb of a treo with it and put tho Polo Back in its place at least in got tho Turkey and the pole was found All right in the morning. J5� George i., on a journey to Hanover stopped at a Village in Holland and while the horses Wero getting ready to asked for two or three eggs brought him Aud charged two Hundred florins. A a How is this said his majesty. A eggs must to very scarce in a a Wardrin to a said tho Host a eggs Are plentiful enough,1 hut Kings the King smiled and ordered tho Money to be paid. May be Ablo to escape his share of blame extenuate his fault i Ani unable to conjecture. To have heard Strong intimations that this affair of horse flesh is to to made tho subject of special investigation. Perhaps it is not proper under the that i should say anything about it but complaints have been so loud and frequent throughout the regiment that they Rii usic have reached tho Public through Somo Channel or other. About n week ago Thero was a review and inspection of tho entire regiment by major Buford in Spertor general of tho United states army with special to Feronto to this Subj oot. A few Days afterwards Gen. Bull himself Rov owed us. And seemed to be very Woll satisfied with the general Appo Aranco of tho regiment though tho want of horses left us woefully deficient As to the number upon tho Field. sentiment is rain. Which makes the Fields of daily life fresh and Over most kinds of Mechanic so his odorous. I who Nevor finish of Are always sold by a Shoemaker has one great advantage a. A a. I 1. A m a a. 1 i %. Goods k7�?oof All subjects which Aro presented to tho mind of Mau Thero is none so interesting or so worthy of Utton Tion As religion it is religion that opens our understanding to tho knowledge of the author of our Exi Stonco reveals to us tho dispensations of ills Providence and unfolds tho awful destinies of Man. Enlightened by its precepts and instructions tho soul is drawn to a Lovo of virtue and taught to look hopefully Forward for recompense in tho world to come. By if every word men utter fell to the ground and grow up a Blade of grass most Public speeches would he Worth ton time As much As they now . Marriage a said an unfortunate Pius baud a is the churchyard of and you men a replied the not loss unhappy wife. A Are the Gravo diggers.�?�. Fusa Quot an experienced old Stager says if Yop make Jove to a widow who has a daughter Twenty years younger than herself begin by Doc Lanng that you thought they Tore Sisters of mourn Nott Hayou Aro weak and Humble the Gentoo Breeze is better than tho Hurricane tho cheerful lire of the Hoarth Stone than tho conflagration. Wink at Small injuries re Thor Thap avenge them. To destroy a single boo you throw Down tho hive instead of Ono enemy you make a thou Iio who profits by Hia own experience. Is Wise indeed yet Wiser far is to who prof a its by that of another for to thereby has All the Horie fit but none of the pain. A a to a Clergyman meeting with one of Iris congregation who had recently Homo in Possession of quite a handsome property by tho death of his brother inquired How to was Gottung along in tho settlement of the estate a a a said he a i am having a dreadful time i what with getting out letters of administration and attending probate court and settling claims i sometimes almost Wise he Fiat Jno to diod.�?�. O Ari says Whon to was in prison for Ibeling a Justice of the Peaco to was requested by tho jailor a to give tho prison a puff a by to a Lover his Sweet Hoarty a right hand and chock and Eye and ear Aro equated by a nothing on Oarth but her loft. K7what a tho difference Between a milkmaid and a Swallow ? Ono skim the milk and tho Othor tho water. A a the Ordinary Eirp Lymont of artifice is the work of n potty mind and it almost always happens that lie who uses it to cover Hun Solf in Ope place uncovers apr Adolf in . E7judge Jeff Rios when on the Bench told an old fellow with a Long Beard that he supposed to had a conscience As Long of his Beard. A a does your lordship a replied the old Man a measure consciences by heard if so your lordship has noun at k7�?oas Man is an imperfect Hoing his dig rity cannot to perfect yet it May be so near so As to give Delight and Power and Honor and Truo happiness to tho possessor and Ena. Bio him to Lead where others seek to follow. A Thero is a Man in tho West who has moved so often that whenever a covered Wagon comes near his House his chickens All March up and fall on their Hacks and Oros their legs ready to be tied Aud married to the next stopping place., by Quot a a what shall i Holp you to inquired a lady of a modest month at the dinner table. A a wife a was the Meek reply. The Young lady blushed perhaps indignantly and it a a said that the kind offices of a neighbouring Clergyman Woro requisite to reconcile the parties. So physical troubles have their Kompen Vatious. A War correspondent of a Western paper writes thus a a did you Over Havo the y Oiler a tudors a in be gota few and would Mare an assorted Stock to a Small bettor get some for a dime looks Liko a Quarter Oagle which is a pleasant delusion.�?�. Two Havo a Hoy at Home about throw years old who is a regular a a one Day be were trying to teach him his alphabet and naked him what a a by stood for a a a Georgov was his prompt Rin Swor. A no Quot to replied a it stands for a a we la ainu George a boy who asked. Triumphantly a word and deed a words Iff sympathy lift not up tho needy Only full sacks stand in end a Quot a a

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