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OLI) SEKIES,  VOL.  30.
' EXOELSIOR.
HUNTINGDON,  PA.,  WEDNESDAY,  APRIL 9,  1861.
Editor* aBd Froprleiora.
NEW  SERIES, VOL.  3,  NO,  18.
T'ERMS:
Ver oijUiYm in kdvanoe, "     ' ¦'   ifnot paid in advanee.
WESTERN TaOOFEE'S SOHO.
How about tlint tax  bill t   We oome  to   nsgas commenced, bein^ timed by tho soft '      LETTEK FROH WINCHESTER-      ' A RICH SOENE. $1,50 ^ protest tpiinst certain features in tlint bill.' i masic of Iho band.    This band, my boy, |               Winoiiksteb, Va., March 27.           Monday ovening Rov. llcnry Olny Denn Kooaber discontinued" a''«l"°li     ^'0^ i "Murthcr ond turf!" snys the sentinel; "is   is eui generis.    Its chief artist is nn ard-       J/cmrt. fi/iVors .—I will   Iry and   pivo lectured in Mt. I'leaeaut for the benelit of •repaid.                            °      *   •""**''''*'i it taioe all them ould chaps ia afthor bit-| ent admirer of Rossini, who performs with   you nn acoount of thc skirmish of last Sat- the  Iowa Weslcyan University—subjeot: A faildrt to notify a diaeontlnaanoe at the   ""'"K^"                                                            great accuracy upon  >  nipht-kcy pressed . nrdsy and thc flf;ht  of Sundny.    On last "The character of  the Rebels."    Just aa expiration of tbe term aabteribtd for will be '     "Yessir,"  fays  the ohap,  hyslerictlly, ' closely against the  lower  lip, the strains ' Salurday about 10 o'olook,  partof  Ash- he was  aboul opening his lecture a squad eontidered a new engagtmant.                         ; jamming his hat down over  his forehead,   emitted being muiio like those emitted by   by's rebel cavalry made   their apponranoc of tho 4th Cavalry npp(?arcd in tho   Hall Term* of AdTertlslaif:            ' and stabbing himself madly under the arm   a cart wheel  in   want  of grease.     Then   on the Stransburg pike, and drove in our and required the lecturer to take the oath lint. 2 ins. 8 Int. ' with his umbrella.    "Taxes ia  a outrac.e.   comes a gifted  musician  from  Germany,   pickets, when Oon. Shields  6^nt ont two of allogia'nce. Pi^un squirmed and attempt¬ 's      37}       60   Nut all taxes" says the chap, with sudden   whoso  instrument  is   a fino   tooth comb   batleries of nrttllcry to engage the enemy, ed to dodgo.    Ho wns unwilling to tako it   And wa. sent to th* happy land of Canaan, inn    I'^^n    L ?9 , benignity, "but the laxes whioh falls npon   wrapped in pnper, and blown upon through   along wilh some cavalry.    As soon na onr from a mililary officer.    A .Tustice of tho 11 7 n • 160    2 25    8 00   "'¦    Why oan't they tax   thom ns is able ! ita vibratory covering.    The romninder of   guns got into position tho Secesh sksdnd- Pcnco being in tha house,  the  onth   was             And the lecfh'will h      I
6 mo.       12 mo.   '" P"?'''''''°"'  oppressing  ns mini.'<tors,   the band is  composed   ch!c8y   of druma,   died, though not unlil Ihcy had succeeded rend to hini, and after a good deal of wig-   jj^j„„tl„y ,l,'„gjj ^,.j j'"^ j","™^^
$8 00   merchants, lawyers, grocers, peddlers and   though the second base achieves snmo fino   in killing one man belonging to   the First gling ho finally held up bis right hnnd and Dut he knew his end wat nigh
12 00   professors of religion ?"     Here the chap   effects with a supcranuatcd accordcon. Michigan Cavniry, and wounding Ooneral swore  allegiance fo the Stars and Stripes. Whtn bo mtt with Colontl Pry,
io 2S   tufoed very purplo in   the face, his jcyes       Onward moved thc magnificent pageant   Shields in tho arm hy a fragment of shell. Rut  being  nlso required lo jubscribo tho   Who tent him to tht happy land of Canaaa.
Mx lines orlcas, 1 square, 12 lines,
Speaking of war fun, a new ballad hot reaeh- e I us from tbe Far VI ft, otlltd tUa W*tltra Trooper's Song.    It runs at followt:
Old Zolly't got hit rightt, Withoal having many tghia, Ht never had madt one that he eoald brag on; He made hit latt tland On the rolling Cumberland,
1 tqntrt, S    "
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S mo. $8 00
6 00
7 60 9 00
16 00 26 00 Professional and Businest Cardt not axoeed- i»g tix lines, on* year, roo» noLLAHs.
. 1^ All bills for advertising du* afl*r the   naytion nnd tnx Iho rest of it."   The mul-   nothing but a scene of desolation; tho ro-   and commenced the attnck on Sundny mor-   barracks, under nrrest, he finally consent first insertion.-^n '.-'.. . .  ,   .      " . .    . . .       ' ,      . ..... ....-.'. . ' ' •'
eeiamn.
$6 00 8 00 10 00 14 00 80 00 40 00
40 00 1 60 OOi
OUR DEFENDERS.
BT   T.   SCCHASAR   KiaO.
40 00   '"''s*d greenly "tit, and,  snys  ho, "Con- toward tho plains   of Manassas,   the Ana- Next morning,   or  rather  nftcrnoon, our oath   ho  again   demurred.    Ilc was very
grc-isis a tian." iomiooi Gavairy being in advance, and the brigado loft their camp, four niilia oast of mneh opposed to putting hia autograph at
"That'a thrue for you," says  the senti- Mackerel Brigade following  closely after. Winchester, for the scone of confliot.   As the font of such n dncamcnt.    Hut finding
oel; "they  ought  lo  cximpt  the wholo Arriving on tho noted battle-ffeld we found Jaokson had arrived during Satnrday night ho   must  either  subscribe it or go to the
n nnd tnx Iho rest of it."   The mul- nothing but a scene of desolation; tho ro- and commenoed the attnck on Sundny mor- bai
titude then swnrtHcd into Washington, my bela gone ; the masked batteries gone; and ning, at 10 o'clook, our artillery had been ed
boy, and if thoy don't  smother  thc Tax nothing left but a solitary daughter of tho sent to engage theirs until our arrival. This  matter having boon aatisfuctorily
Bill, it will be because  Congresa   is case- sunny South, who cursed us for  invading       When we  oame  npon   tho ground nnr got along with,   thc audience called upnn
hardened. Ihe peaceful homes of Virginia, and thon brigado was ordered to turn   the enemy's Dean to go on with tbo lecture.    This he
And th* latt words bt laid, " I see another wild cal a oomln',"
Up itcpa Colonel Fry,
And shot hira in tht eye. And sent him to the happy land tf Canaan.
A JORUM FROM PRENTICE.
The Government and people of  the U. Tho rcmnindcrof tho Mackurel Brigade   tried lo sell us slalo milk ut six shilling.^ a   left flank whilo  the  fint   brigade profsod   refused lo do—said hc would lecture lo no   States are  charged   with bloodthirstincss
Still shall our eagle fly, j my bny, has greatly improved since I rub-   Ah 1" says Villinm, clutching convulsive-   bayonet  charge.     The   enemy   woro en-   wnuld lecture if  Iho audienee wnuld tnkc   a permanent separation of the Stales. W«
<Ja«tlng his sentinel glances ofur— I bed him down with Snnlib's   Patent Hair   ly at his canteen, "wc have met   tho one-   trenched behind a stone fence ; when  wo   Ihe oath.    Lieut. Cnl. Drummond remark-   are drnwing blood,   as  physicians  do,   to
St^in"^\!s''tnl'ons'''ta°n" i"™ i Invigornlor, nnd his tail   looks   much lesa   my, and they aro hours—ahead of us."—   camo up lo within thrco hundred yards of   od that it wns not fuir to require a miaccl-   snve life rather than to destroy it.
Orasping the bolts of the thunders of War 1      | like a whisk brnntn than it did at first.   It   Time, my boy, cuts  down all,   both great   Iho fcnec Ihcy opened on us a destructive   laneons audienco lo lake tho oath bccauno       Tho Memphia Appeal of  the 20lh ult.,
,       . . , hnnt.   !''"'"'""">¦'''''"''''""''"'"'" """'f ".""'¦"'   nnd small; and when   we  keep too much   fire, whieh made our men recoil fnr a mo-   a  snspectcd   person hnd boon required tn   rccoiiimenda that the whole available foro*
A foostrld'inK^cn to*the'B*alf\f°h?t°doom •''!*''^'°* "''"*^°'''°      Tho General of the   of it on hand it cutsusdotvn, like so much   ment, but they came up In Iho wurk with   doso.    Dean became rampant and abused   of the Soulhern Confederacy   be   codcod-
XH* men are rising nnd marehing in order.'       Moekerel Hriiradc   rode   beside   ine nn a   hay, for every nas to nibblo at. renewed vignr.    During thia timo tho Ist   Onl.   Drummond in his ««Hi<! !»yl»     Col.   tralcd   iti   ons or two trcmocd&us arOiini.
spirited blnck fr.ime, and says ho : "That funereal beast of yuurs is a munumcnt of „ ,      . , . - tho homo afleelions.    Thundor," says the
Th. axe sleeps in pe.c. by the tr«i it wo'diaar.   q , .bedding a smnll fear of the color
Veteran and youth ar* out, .0,-1       o l .,r
Rw.llmir th. haul. aknaL ' Of Schicdam Schnapps, "I
larcbing iving the plow nnd anvil and loom ! Rust dims the harvest sheen Of scythe and of sickle keen.
Youra, hazily,
Onpuf.cg C. Kkur.
brigade was pressing them hard, when our D  told him ho must  take   it  baok,   and But doesn't tho Appeal know that its one
regiment received ordera to chnrge on Ihe started for the speaker's stand where Denn or two tremendous armies  would ba  coor
 -•••  • -                   fence     We slarled, and getting behind a wna.    Great excitement in tho audience— fronted and put to flight by  ono   or  two
TAMINO A  SECESSION SHREW.       stone fence cnnimeneod to ius'iicAar^-, and Indies  scrcnmed—one  fainted.    Col.   D. more tremendous armies?
Swelling the batllt thoul,                   ' 01 ocnicaam ncnnapps, "1   never look at       It is appalling to think how thc milk of   in a littlo whilo lurned the euciny's flank, was   restrained   from   chastising the Rev. .i()„   (),,  honor of a soldier the dav it
Orasping the bolts of tht thand«rt of War I      | that air horse without thinking of thc time   human kindness has curdled in tbe hearts       Secesh started on a  full  run, our boys gentleman, and tho lecture was delivered, ours " waa a dispalch sent by Pillow from
Oar brave mountain esglet swoop from the seri*! I'""¦ied my first baby,   its head is shaped   of Soulhern femnles.      At  Nashville, at   closo after them, and running  them unlil Afler it waa  concluded  Col.   Drummond Port Donelson to Nnshville tho day before
Oar lithopanthcrsleapfromforettand plain, ! io much like a small coffin."                          Alexandria, at Fernandina, at Winchcaler   darkness olosed the scene.    We  killcd a slapped  the  reverend blackguard and ha the surrender.    A   few   houra   after  tUa
Onl of Ih* West 11.1 '¦¦    * * •' '"'" ""    *¦¦-"    * *•—   —    -. •   .>           ..-,,¦ 1 r, .. ..1.    , :  ^-,.1       ,.¦ 1     ^.„: 1 ..
Oal<
Orasinng
Spile nf Iheiword or otsatain'tsliletto, | liam, "you are just   in time  to   hear my   aeocsli heroines therein, reminds menf the   1 assure ynu
Wiiile throbs a heart inth* breast of the bmvt [ ipeeeh to tho sons  of Mara,   previous lo   taming of a shrew in Baltimoro, by a Wis-   one hundred, and two hundred woundod,   openly avowed they would burn  it lo Iho
Thc oak of the North or the Southern palinetto   J,g gjptufg   of Manassas   by   Ihe UniUd   aon.ain officer, aume lime lince. while tbe Secesh   lost ovor   two   hundred   ground, ns it wns   nolhing   moro   Ihan a
Shall shelter no foe exoept in his grav* 1 - -   -         .      ..     ._      ¦' -  .._.... . ^    . . 	
AVhilc Iho Gulf biilow breaks.
Echoing the Northern Itket, And ocean replies unto oceau afar,
Yield we do inch of land.
While there's a patriot hand. Grasping the bolts of the thunders of War!
at having a public functionary adjust ort- vats lo Ihcir necka. A Nashville paper menlioni that a doo-
Ar>VAN(lE OF
THE MACKERET. BRIGADE.
BY  ORPHKUS  C.   KERB.
Slates of America."    Hereupon, Villiam Mrs. Secesh met tho offieer in the sireet killed, and about eight hundred wounded "cursed Quaker sclllement."      A noblo- j   .t   -   -
mottnted 0 demijohn laid lengthwise,  and whom she had never seen before, bnt ad- and prisoners.    Among the latter is Oeo. hearted Quaker woman whnse husband had tnr named   Monroe  had eacaped   to   that
siys he : dressed an inaullinsr  remark   to  hiro be- Junkin, aon of Rev  Dr. Juiikin,   former- been chased from his home  by the rebels place, saddle-bags and all, tbrough tha U.
"Fellow-Anacondas : Having  been in- causo ho wore the Uniicd States uniform, ly of Uollidaysburg.    Oo was an   Aid to some months befuro, besought a gentleman S. lines.    \\ e shall see how the rebaU will
formed by  a  genlleman  who has  spent Ho made no  reply,  but  quietly followed thc robcl General Jaokson,   and waa  cap- of her failh to hasten over to Col. Geary's like Iho Monroe dootrine.
most of two weeks  at Manassas, thut the her.    When she reached home and enter- tured by Corporal A. J. Weaver, Go.   D., camp, some eight milea away, and ask him The Memphia Appeal predicts that the
Southern Confederacy haa gone Sonth for cd the honse, he wont in also, ringing the who still retain.'! hia horao and aaddle. to send a force  lo   Waterford   lo prcvont rebel nrmy iii Tennessee,   after reliriog to
its health, I have concluded, that itis time door bell and bringing a servant, to whoiu       Our regiment Inst ten killed  and about tha throatened  oonflagralion.    He bad a a certain   point, will turn upoo our forou
to be offensive.    The great .\nncooda, ha- ho expressed a wiah to see  tho master of furty wnunded. (1 received a slight wound fine horse, but declined the duty, owing lo and whip them.    We don't believe that it
ving eluded Baroum, is about to movo up- the houso   Master aame down to the door, in the ancle, of 00 account,  however.)— the dangers^of getting through   the rebel will ever reach tho turning point.
mistress, meanwhile,  having  gona scorn-   Wc captured   two  pieces  of artillery on   pickets.   "Lend me th^ horse, Ihen," she       The leading rebels of the Sonth ire now
; on the enemy's rear :
!      " 'Rear aloft yonr peaks, yo mountings.
Rear aloft your waves, O Sea ! I         Rear yonr sparkling cresti, ye faiinlings.
For my lore's come back to mc.*
Editor T. T.—Patriotism, my boy, isa very beautiful thing. The aurgeon of a Weateru regiment has analysed avery nice
ease oi ii,-aod saya tint ic  is peculiar to j xhe day ot inactioit ia past, and now the thia  hemisphere
breaks out in thc munth,   and thence ex-   swoop dowo, like a exasperated Kaglo, on tends to the  heart,  causing Ihe laller to ' the chickens left by the hawk.    Are you   from hia aurprise, apologised amply.
uniform of lbe United Slalea.    Now, sir,   Jackson   five  milea  beyond   Strausburg,   to which, Ihe owner made   no   resistance.       ,j,|^^ ncoplo of the South   ara antiralr on,. .l<.ll ..nnlAclvn nr T iiti.ll il,.,inl, I.n,, "    «.i.nn n,.> rn..i„<nni »n>   nrAr.ri.A   Kiixli til   Aoolher scrvant   took   hcr Saddle to  the        .      z.*^ i*^ .       ....        .   .fr '
Hosays^that  it first, United^ States^ of America Ja ^about  to   you ahall apologize or I shnll thrash you.''   when our regiment was'ordered  back to   Another servant  look   her aaddle to  the   out'7f''chanV' and ""^^^118 th'e rebriluio
..      .„-   _«       jj^   Seceah,   as soon   aa  ho recovered   guard Winchester, arriving here last night   horse, when  the  heroine appeared, and,   j^^^^^   ^.        iieedo't ' expect  any.    Thay
Raving traveled ninely  tuiles and  had a   raonnting the animal, rode off in open day ,'   ,_J^  any for the better, an,   jau't
l.:_ r...l,» :«.:.!.. nf . ».nn^ ni»ht lhrnil<rh    thn   ninknta.    who    did nnt ..       . •' I     ••*    *"" *
right through   tho  piokets,   who   did nol   ,         r . .1,   _
."   .        ,"        ,   "^ ,.,1 I.       .   have any for Ihe worse,
stop her, strange to say.     When   she got       n,.     It   .   .„
"Now,"   continued   tho   officer,   "call   big fight inside of a week
Are you   yonr wife to tha door and make her apolo-'     Col.   Murray  ofthe 84th,  was killed stop ..„., ....-p-¦---/   —f- m.    m   u -n. n                  .l.-i.   >t
se."                                                               whilst gallantly leading his men.    Ho waa to Geary's oamp ahe met her huaband, and Tho Naabvillo Banner say. that the U.
When she made her appearance the of-   shot through   the   brain.     Ilia   regiment being brought  into   Ihe  presence of Ihe «•   »ro«P». ."^I't  ."cy go, do not restriot
 *^*^                              _     .    h       .                  ^^^     I think Colonol, sho made known the object of her the people in their just privilegea,    True,
gix^
fieer addressed her thus
suffered more  than   aoy  othor.
swell,    lie says that it goea on raging till   ready toy sagacious reptiles, to spill a drop it reaches the pocket,   when  it  suddenly   or so for yonr soaking country T disappears, leaving the  patient very eon-   ready to rose up as one man— atitutional and conservative.  "Bloas me !" <•'The rose it red,
aays the  surgeon,   intently  regarding   a The wi'let'a blue,
spoon wilh a tumbler around it, "if a ge- ^"^"1 " '""'¦ '"**
nnine American ever dies of patriotism, it ^ ^       ^°°'
will bc becansc the Tax Bill hasn't been ' "Ages to come will look down on this applied soon enough." I believe him, my day and say : 'They died younp. The boy , Present will reply : 'I don't  see it;' but
On Monday morning, jnat as the aun , the present is just thc lut thing for us to was rising like a big gold watch "put np" i think about. Richmond it before us, and at some celestial Simpson's tho sentinets j there lel it remain. Wc shall take it ina at Fort Corcoran were seiied wilh horrible   hw years : ^j^^ _^^ hus'ban'd, who is your lawful pro-     "One thing  which  spoiiks  well for the   of this Quoker lady
tremblings at a sight   ealculated   to make   "'H mty be for years, and it may ba forever,   ...,.,» ¦' I marksmnuahio of onr men   is tho/act that   ,. '     •      '"'""'. ~".      .
nari>«nai«ulai-hnir faahinnahU     As far as   Then why art thou silent, 0 prid* of my heart!'   "cWr. | marksmnus lip 01 our men, 18 inajaci tnni       |jj. Uore la  n   oonvinciog   argument,
perpeiidieuiar nnir laanionaDia.    Aaiaraa     ,.,.¦'     ., tui.    j- -j   .v        Madam didn't wnil to  hear any moro ;   near y a   the  Secesh  were ahor in the   r* ;» nnl. ilm.n whn nr.a,.!. b.i-,! .Imil snr
the eye oould reach on  every aide of tb.   which is poi-jkry.    I  hereby  divide this  „^^ ^jj ^^, ,„ , ^^^  ^Jy^ „^^^; ' ^^^j>  ^^ ^^^ „„ q ^^ It is only those who preach haid shell ser
Capital, the ground waa black with an ap-   here aplendid army into one corpK i/amme   jg g^ jggi„ 1 proaohing multitude, each man   of whioh   aod taka conimand of it."^ '"    ."
wore large apectaclca, and carried  n curi-       At the conclusion of this  thrilling ora-       \y„;^^. ^|j,i, takk the Scent OUT OP ona carpet-bag and a bottle-green nmbroL   tion, my boy, the corpse damnie formed it-   CnoxniNO.—Sitting on the piaiza  of the
I aelf into a hollow square, 10 the ceutre of  Patj^j-^ jj 	
¦Madam, we Union aoldiera never harm   Jackson will not attempt lo lake Winches-   mission, whieh waa quiokly complied with   ot »""? " "O restrictor; it H a conatriol- women.    They are protected wherever we   ter for some titne to come. and she rode   back   lo  Waterford  atthe   "''•
goby their weakness if not their inno- Sergeant Bob Stewart has a diary bo- head of a delaohment, which got inlo the Peoplo abuso Oen. Jobn C. Braokin- cenco. You insulted mo wilhont provo- longing to a rebel Captain, dating back to villffgo juat in time lo ice Iho rebel forco ridgc for hta habila, bnt the rebel army io cation, because I waa in Ihe military aer- last Janunry. He also got aome twenty leaving Ihc opposite end of tho tnwn, as Tinnc-saco leema lo be in no better oon- vice of the United Statea, ongagod in put- lettera whioh the CapUin had for his mon fast as thair heels could carry thom. And dilion than he. It is unable to Hand. ting down rebellion and treason. I can- one of whioh I anclose, with a aocash pos- thus this pretty liltle village waa saved The Confederate expenses onght to grow not chaatiso yon, but I thiok I can  chaa-   tsge stamp 00 the envelope. from conflagration by tho resolute conduct   |e«g md  loaa, for, ta tha daya and weeka
VLI  ^v    . ,.^,,. ^     .......  _v! , 1.^   _.ii /¦ _ .1..   „f .1.:. (V..i.„. i.j„ wear on, the rebels have leas and lesa ter¬
ritory lu defend.
Thc Texas rangers dcpradaia loo Cut fa» bo able lo depredate loog io any ooa plac«. These rangers, like a backwoud-womaD'a
Yours, &o.,
Rx-DeviIh
Bore a Ciiar.mkd Life.—It ia narra-
mona that strike sinners to conviction
"My  brethren and sisters, if a man's full
of religion you  ean't  hurt   him.    Thero , cattle, sonn "eat cut their ranga."
were the three Arabian ehildren ; they put       How long, oh Iiord, how longf—Sayta*
'cm in a  fiery furnace betted seveu time*   nah   Republican.    Until   yon   lay  down
Saycretary of the Nnvy."
Right onward came tha mullilnda, apectnclea gliatening in tha sun lika By cxaaperated young planets, ant nmbrellas and carpet bags twinging the pendulums ofso many infuriated cli Pretty aoon tbe advance guard, who was a ohap in a white necktie and a hat raaam- bliog a stove pipe in reduced circumatan- oaa, poked a sentinel in the rib* with bis tinibrella, and aaya he :
"Where's the CongreasT" "la it Coo¬ greas ye want ?" says the sentinel. "Ye«- airl" aryt the ahap: "Yaaair. Theaa are friends of mino—ten thousand, aix hund- n4 anS forty-two fraa American cittzena. W« moat m« Ovagtata. Yaaair!—Pammil
yon
out that amell—phew !     Yoa jnat bury
V / <~    . J'?¦ j your clothea, bury'em for a day
.,, ¦      . ¦ •   , *"'u   I *   tr       i Unola Joah got afoul of an old aki
different coves—twice for the Repoblioao , j,,
oandidata and  twice  for the Democrat." |     ^^ ^^-^ „^„,„t there went npttcm tha
times  laat election."    "It taka* six to '
make a retiabia Repeater,"  aaya Villiam. ] ^^^^^^     y^      ,,^ f^, , j     „ t^„_
Yaa," saya the chap ; "but  ^ voted for : ^„g,, j^^ gj,j ,f,„, ^f „ ,,,j J^„„k ,„j
.   lays Villum, "you re a roan of in-1 ^^^j ^ simulUnoous roar of merriment, •  ''¦,    u' ?;rB'"^''   'y .V'"'«n">n-1 and tba dandy very sensibly «' " periously, "put this chembim m Retarn. ; „ ,„j v/„ighed np ataira.
"Ha !' talleok
balanoe.     And aargtnt,"  aaya Villiam, thonghtfully, "give bim tha front aaat."
..... Editor—a poor wratoh who amptiaa his
And now, ny boy, tba march for Maa-. braia to ill bb bally.
It i* taid Ihnl Oeneral Priea hu baaa looking in vain lo TaoDaoaea for raliaf.—- However, we auppoae he oao reliava bin- aelf—ta uaual.
•Down wilh tha YaDkaoa.—N. O.PalU. , , •!./-, Don't you be impatiaol.    "foo'll find tbat
afterwarda, to see a littla fellow ruahing ipa wa< delivering a lecture in tha Onarn ,1,^^ ^jn be "down" aool aoougb, wa up aod   "pilchiog in" again, and bravely j House, Cineinnali, a orowd in tha  gallar-   gucj.
doing his duly to tha end of the fight,! iea began to hiss yell, Ae, which finally ,j,^^ Memphis Avalaneha faara that coming off without a bruise upon bim, but llermioated in a fight, in which 1 hihpt, Xenneasce will sink into contampt. No, a liltle sore about tha ribs. before he could bc rescued, waa egged aad  ,h, ^,,1 ^ redeemed fVom tt.
 -.-.».—  ¦        stoned.   He waa eyantually earned out by <     ..        ...      ,,,   _ .¦.!.•.
¦0-Moba never eonquar idaaa.   they   hia friotfdi. I    Onr neighbor of tha Demoerat aaya tbal
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