JU»M.-('ALIs-
"Corporal Green I™ Hie Orderly cried;
"Here 1" was the answer, loin! and clear;
From the lips ol a soldier who stood near;
Aud ''here:' was the word the next replied.
"Cyrus Drew ["—then a silence fell —
This time no answer followed she call ;
Only bis rear man had seen him fall,
Killed Or woilsuled, blj SO old not tell.
There thev stood in the failing light,
These men of battle, with grave dark locks,
As plain lo tie read as opi-n  nocks,
While slowly gathered the shade's of night.
The fern on the hill-sides was s-ibi.-hitr with blood
And down in the corn where the poppies grew
\Vere redder ibe stains than the poppies knew,
And crimson-dy-d tras the river's flood.
For the foe had crossed   from tlm other side,
That day, in tlm faec ol a murderous lire,
That swepi tbem down lo its terrible ire ;
And th.dr Iff*, flood went to color the  tide.
'Herbert (bine I"—at ibe coll there oarae
Two stalwart soldiers Into the line.
Bearing betweeu them then Herbert Clloe,
Wounded and bleeding to answer his name.
"Ezra Kerr!'-—and a voloe aoswered "iles'e!"
■•Hiram Iterr:" but do man replied;
They went brothers, these  two;   the sail  wind
sighed,
And a ebodder crepi through the corn-field oear.
"Ephriam Dean I1'—tlem a soldier spoke :
"Dean curried our regiment's color's,"    he rsa'nl.
"When our ensign vei- shot, i  Sell him dead;"
Just alter tbe enemy wavered end brok".
"Close to the roadside his body Ilea ;
I paused a moment and i/avo hisu a drink ;
He mormursd his mother's oame I think;
And dcalh came wilh it mid closed bis eye-,"
Twas a victory—yes; bat it cost us dear ;
Por that company's roll, when celled at night,
Ofa hundred men that went into tbe tight,
Numbered but twenty that answered "Here! '
The Im-oDie Tax.
SUMMONS.
t     We copy lhe following explanation of   the   in-
I cone: lOS law  ii oisl the ./ego/ and    Insurance Re -
porter; the whole mailer is very simply  explain-
d  ami -■■ ill  be    found    useful   to
La*t Days of. QUeon Bllwbetb.
,     .,     T.,        £3tA1«0F0ALIF0RSlA, County of Los'Angles. Bavi „
QaeeO Elizabeth  dies,    SUld dies Ol   grief.      It has    gj1^,.^,. ...)„.-:>■,rial UioalliiUvit eCta-mesH. oan..er
e-.-Mlm   fashion to tribute to  her-1 <-.n« ,   not   . u, ;>  -,.,-.■:.-   -m -^ff^^',,.  \:\if,\ '\, \ ' :;\n
why—remorse foe Bssei's death ] and the foolish ^fcatt, ^,W"ti,,. iieu-...^..!. i;-»r: n*it»:., y";}^
•     '.     . ■!■■■,;.i-'.-.a, ff.iii!  site S-.aie    ell    1 ao.ei-
^pUintitT's Attorney, It is orfer-
iD ana m this   c«a  be   made  03
;„u! ' else   tale about   Lady Nolliugbam   and   tl
j^rfl. j ring bas been moepsed as Watosy,   Tbelaeta seemUd,'thut
Every person must, make a return  of the  re-  to be tfiat sdc   never neld up her head »fterBurl-' ^pi"fi
ceipls of their holiness, er ol ills property of every   eigh's death.     She   could not sneak   of him witb- ; Los Aug'
description.   Guardians, trustees and Admlnietra. ■ out tears;  forbade his oame lo be mentioned io i^"^^
tor- mast do the same In their character es Bdoci- the council.   No Wonder J never had a mistress a j •*>** ^»
ary agents. Tiie tissessoi's decide what deductions: h'etter servant. For nearly half a century have —
tiie law allows, but assessments are submitted to thore two noble souls loved each Other, trusted
iuation, and appe&lB may be made. Ii eBOt) other, worked lor each other ; sim.l God's bles-
per.-ons refuse to make a stalementof their income,, sing lias been on their deeds: and uow the falth-
E»r the Statement Is not deemed to be tree, n list! fnl God-fearing man h:;* gone lo bis reward ; and
will be made Oil the best information the as- she is growing old, and knows that: the ancient
Beeaot CS)0 obtain, sub;, -Cl to IBS oafb    or    afdrimt-   fire irdyiOg   out within   bier; and  who will be to
.(pool ibe persona assessed, as prescribed by  the her what he vnsl   Baokiogham is a good man,
law.    Mechanics,   manufacturers   and   merchant:--  a]1(]   one of her old   pupils : and   the makes   him
will return the whole amounts!   of   the   avails   or:]j0i'd   Treasurer  In Burleigh'a place; but beyoud
revenue of tbetr bdeiBess. arid -a^statement   of   Hbe  thai, all is dark.   "I am a miserable forlorn wo-
expeoses of the MBe fit laber, raatsslsj, Ac.     Co-   nKlll .   (here is none about me that I can limit. '
partners will return their share or interest  iu  the,     she sees   through   false Cecil ;   through   false
co-partnership Income; corporators,   lhe   amount  Henry Howard.    Eases has proved himself worth-
ol profiU, whether in lhe form of dividends or otb- j i^a, pays the penally ot bis sin.    The last years of
erwise.     Salaried men will return a lull amount ot   ;li;:- reign are years of decadence, profligacy, false-
sains-Ls received.    A return must be   made   oi . h,,!Kj ■ iU1(| ^q cannot   but see it.    Tyrone's rebel-
ineooii.' or elividends derived from stock iu any . \\on ]B the last drop that  fids tbe cup.    After fifty
!;,   insurance    company,   savings   institution,; yeara of war,   after a drain of money all but ruin-
trust company, railroad bonds,   steamboat,   ferry- : 0QBi expended  on keeping Ireland quiet, thi
beat, or bridge,   between   January I,   186!
ii- sememes. Vio.ii 1.
ik for tliree month
er published In ho\
hat  the doinlcil a
in l,os Angeles eon
-    lounty   was  L01
Atigc-ir
t. the
A:,aimers t-.n.l eerti
the 1't.st  Office
eposited
atjdressed to defendant &t said city.
Dene at eloieil.ie.-se >'e.:y 23ld,   ISOs'..
W. Cr. DilYHKX, County Judge.,
STATBOF OATdTOxtXT.A, County of Los Angeles:
I John W.Phore, Clerk ol the Districl Court, ot the
First Judictai LSstrict, Loa Angeles county, State ol California, do herebj nertify that the above and foregoing i*
a rail, troe am! corneal appj m the anginal order as the
Bameappeara on alain m? '■^'■<--    Ll ,    . -.
■ ""itnens my band,   witb   tiie  seal of onr  gala
[-.'..iii-l ftfflxed, at Les Angdes, the 25th day of
Uil-' U''' ' ,in;!\ W: SHORE, Clerk.
By JoSBFH HOBBB, Jr. Deputy,
\r,i:-'ciiiNiA, Comity eHips Angeles. In tha
,nrt of the First Judicial District. Jonathan
■g, Henry Daltoi
GEO. W. CHAPIN & CO.,
Lower side of Plaza, near Clay st.
SAIN FKAKCISCIO.
ISMPLOVIUENT   OFFICE   A!VD
CENERAL^AGEIMCY.
Furnish sill  kinds  of help for Families,  Hotelg
Farmers, Alining Companies, Mills, Factories, Shops
fce,
Also, have a  Real Estate  Agency, and attend to
business in that line. feb22
of I
rst Judicial
i- the wiii (".'
...TiLdiii filed ia ssOe C01
a the offioe of the Clerk of aaid Its
'be People of the State of Calient
oty Daltosn, iafendaot.   S"ou are
and tlm
«'.\oi>i)(!>" iiui'i.'7
Two years ago tbe United Statea were at the Bum-
mit of eurtbly prosperity. Kingdoms gray with
centuries Bought its alliance, nations whose record
was the history of civilization, gaaefl with wonder 01
the new star that appeared in tbe political firmani
cut, the oppress..>r loolted to it wills wondering
dread, and the oppressed with yearning love and
reverence. In every tongue it wus. a synonym for
freedom, and its, example Ural the heartand nerved
the sarm of struggling patriots in every alnd.
America! —the very name suggested images of
smiling peace and plenly, a land flowing wi'li milk
and honey, a people prosperous and contented—
honored abroad iirel happy at home. No cilizen
iu Home's, palmiest days, bore st prouder title than
he who hid led Irom the Republic of the West. Then
an American citizen meant a freeman—one who
owned no lord "saving the Lord on high,1' who hold
Ins rights at the option of no petty despot, who owed
allegiance only to liifi country, and fealty only to his
God. From Maine to Telas, from the Atlantic to
tbo Pacific seaboard, resounded tho hum of thriving
Industry, for pence was within her borders, and we
were at peace with the world without. Two short
years ago wc might have defied lhe world in arms;
now we trcmblo at*thc thought of Intervention,
Two years ago tbe complications in European politics were ot no account to us, save when our sympa
thies were aroused by the gallant Struggle of some
oppressed nationality j now wo look to these up-
riaingH as a providential diversion In our favor, and
calculate thojeffect they will have; 011 the duration
and ultimate result of our war of the sections
i,l thiol and why ia thero sorrow in the dwellings,
and wildings throughout the land'? "Nobody's
hurt."
"Nobody's hurt!" Yet on tho plains and in the
valleys of Virginia fell thousands upon thousands ol
American citizens, whose death loft a gsip In many
a desolate heart, who died without religious consola
tion or medical aid—without tho soothing ministration of friends, or the loving csire of kindred—amid
tha horrors of battle, with tho sound of carnage, or
tho HUh ot charging squadrons, OF the groans of
wounded comrades in their ears, with the earth for
a pillow and tho wind for t\ requiem.
'■'Nobody's, hurl!'-' Vet Irom the waters of the
Mlaslaslppt, from tbe barbor of Charleston, and
from the waves of tho Ocean and the Gulf comes up
a gurgling cry, heard faintly and nt intervals amid
the iron storm that lashes the waters into frenzy,
and tliis cry gives the lie direct to tha axlomatized
untruth.
- *'Nobody's hurt!" Yet every clay our forceB
dwindle and our army of the Dead increases: for
Death has issued a Conscription jitll. and he
draws his i/uotu chirfl'/ from our great military/
centers.—.Metropolitan Reeoid.
and
August ill, 18G2, inclusive. The nut gains or
j rofitt of mauubiCtures :nur,l be relumed. All income received irmu bopds, mortgages, noteevhHooks
in gas companies or m u 11 u fact tiring companies
(hiring tiie wis oh; of the yesir lSi>'2-, is to be re In roil. The deductions made from the aggregate in-
ome of any person, are |600 In the first place;
.Slate and local taxes of the calendar year, January 1. lSo'2, lo December 31; interest, dividend*, &C,
of stock in banks and other moneyed corporations,
from wbloh the statute tax ol three per cent has
already been deducted or retained, i. c. since
August 31, It3fj2. Receipts derived from advertisements on which a duty rhall already have been
paid] tbe resit actually paid For rent of a dwelling-house m' estate, lbs residence of persons ns-
Bessed, The value if rent of bouse Occupied by
owner is Dot deducted' $bfl amount of hired labor,
aud the value of the board of such labor.—
Persons receiving rent are entitled to deduct tbe
cost of repairs, insurance stud interest on incumbrance upon rented property. The cost of exlnt-
oribmary repairs, new structures, Ac., will in no
case be deducted."—'Scientific American.
ol-1
cano   burst forth   again just   an   it seemed extin-
e;-iished,   more   fiercely than ever, aud tbe whole
work   had lo  be done   over again, when  there is
neither   time   nor means   to do it.      And    what
hope is there for England ?    Who will be; her successor ?    Who knows Iu   her heart   tlisit It will be
James? but she cannot bring herself to name him.
To bequeath,   the 1'ruit of her labors to a tyrant,
a liar, and :i coward I (for she  knows tbe man but
too well)   it is   too hideous to  be faced.    This is
the  end   then?    "Ob, that I were a milke maide,
with  paile upon  mine arm!"    But it  cannot be.
It never could have been ; and she must endure to
the end.    "Therefore, I hated life ; yes, I bated al)
my   labor which I  had   tak°n under tha sau, because I should   leave it to  the man that shall be a
wise   man   or a fool?    Yet shall he  rule over a
my labor,   wherein I have showed   myself wise, i
wisdom,  knowledge and equity.    Vanity of van
[ties, and  vexation   of spirit!"    And so, with it
whole book of Ecclesiastics written on that might
heart,   tbe obi lioness coila   herself up in her la
and refuses food and dies.     We    know   but   le
passages    in    tbe    world's, history   so tragic:
that de;ith.~A'm/(.;/s Miscellany.
made to the complaiut, a
re hereto notified, that i
F O E
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San Pedro and San Diego.
OX and alter the first of April, and until further
notice, the steamship
^m.     SENATOR,
Will Make two trips per month on the Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway Wharf,
On the 3d and 13th of each Month
AT 9 O'CLOCK, A. M.
fjrigr" Bills of Lading will be furnished by Hie
Purser on board.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the
office of S. J. Heusley, comer of Front and Jackson streets.
dec9 S. J. HENSLEY, President.
CULTIVAtiOHES DE VIMS!
XVTodo de Cultivar las Vinas, Haeer,
y Modo de Tratar los Vinos.
HON NOTAS sobre AgricuHrjra y Horficultnra
Vj prepararlas por A. 0. H4RA«Z"PEEY, Co-
misionado nombrado por la Legislatnra para ]n-
f or mar sobre la. nmjoria y el modo mas   propio de
Un tomo grandu 420 pa
se puede remitiriitf '
§ U M M ©MS.
JVbta.   El libro arriba menchmado vale lmicbo
las que por lo que se ofrece al publico.
_%s$r Ordenes para conteguirlo se deben de diri-
r«'ot;Uile Invents*.
The dark day was ou the 10tb of May, 1TR0.
Where I then resided tbe darkness* at eleven o'clock
was no great that a caudle was lighted and placed
on tbe loots ; toe fowls « cut, to roost; tho sheep
sill huddled around hi a circle wiib their heads in-
,'ard. The grass to look nt it through tbe window
earned ofa yellow green, the same as to b ok
through smOke? glass upon greed grass. I well
remember that the gentleman of tho bouse retitl the
following scripture by the candle to his numerous'
family. "The sun shall be turned into darkness!
and the moon into blood, before tbe great and no-!
table day of the Lord's coming " The darkness1
was so great in the night lime that it was said by
one Dr. lliackington, who had resided near the
north part of Rehobotb, and who bail occasion to
be out among sick patients that night, that be
cou id not Bee his white haadkercoeif placed before
his eyes. Tbo darkness was so thick lhat it could
be felt.
The year 1780 was celebrated for its many north-
era lights ; covered the whole horizon over ; they
would flash like lighting aud fill the air with the
smell of sulphur. Tbe lights were so red that the
flashes would bring warmth   against the face.
Tnegreatenow fall wasiu December, 1779, or
January 1780. It snowed seven claya ; tbe snow
waa estimated to be about four feet on the level and
drifts from eight to leu feet high. The snow
oame moist and coarse, and it was so cold that it
Congealed very hard. Tbe people traveled over
stone wails wilh their teams. It is said to be a
fact that for thirty days the snow did not melt from
the eaves on the sunny side. The bunks were fo
high that the sheep were buried up in them, until
they were found by their air holes, and dug out
alive.
Henry Clay said,
■ wenty ye
itionlsta:   "Wish tl
em the ri
milling; the deflcie
icy ol the
powers o
nothing
the ae
and incontestible po
wers of tl
6 States,
ing; the dtsselntion
ol theUi
ion, and
throw ol a government in wit
c.h sire  c
the hopes of the civ
lized wo:
d, are  n
single idea has take
i possess!
onward they pursue
it,  over
reckless and regard
ess of all
Henry O'uy told the truth.
A. ROMAN y
UA.
411 y 419 Ca
marziiMinit.
le Muntgomerj, Sun
Franmco.
WINE
GROWERS.
Grape Cultn
re. Vines an
Making;.
! Wine
TirjlTH NOTES
VV tare,   by   A.
upon Agriculture  an
0.  HARAS7.TII,
1 riortieiil-
the Yine in  Bali
One Inrea; volume
tu anv address, So
N.'B.    The aim
iruia. Numerous 1
«f 420 pages.    Price
-o ivorkis   well won
■  post paid,
i ten   tiinra
HT Address 0
dors 10
A. ROMAN ft
CO..
417 ami41!) 11
ma,14-ni3
jiilgouiery street,   St
u  l''raiiisco.
iWMfflONS.
.;. — W
elated.  '
nt.    Ifi
DanQBROoa Showmanship.—The owner ofa traveling menagerie, mimed Fatmaili, when exhibit,
ing at IJolhuiie, a few dayB since, gave notice that
DO Intended  to enter the den ofa fierce tl^er for
t!m first time in public. At tlm appoinle I hour
the place was crowded wilh persona anxious to see
the sight. When Palmaltl entered his den, the
tiger appeared little disposed to go through his
performance, and soon assumed such a threatening attitude that tho spectators became alarmed,
ami Dried out, "That's enuiis;h 1 Leave him !''—
At first tho tiger obeyed his orders, hut most unwillingly, after reciving several sirokes from his
master's whip. After Ibis chastisement, tin
mal lay down across tlm entrance ed the clou. ;md
glared furion-ly at i'aimili as if about to spritq,
at him, The man saw bis danger and attempted v.
coax the animal away Irmu the door. Not cue
C'.'d'.ug, he struck it three or four times with hi
whip. The tiger then made a sudden spring, I lire, w
bitu clown, and   began fearing him with me teeth.,
to the horror of ail present. At lest the manag
cr beat the tiger off, and Faimili was got out of
the den numb lorn al.iot.it the head, fe e ami arm
and named with brood. ECle lojarles, bowereij
though Bsrloos proved noiio be dangerous, and
he is now doing well.
This year the whole Marnigaissctt Bay was frozen over so thick and bard that the late Hon, John
Brown passed from Providence on tbe river of ica.
to Newport; and I believe some went on skating
parlies the whole range.—Geo Win. Valentine
lleighed wood from rail Uivcr to Newport, on th
Ice, thrcogo Bristol Ferry,
The people of Newport burnt their funiiUire to
keep themselves from freezing. Tbe British army
had left (be Island of lihode Island in November,
177H, and sirippuu tha peopleofal! their valuables!.
In a manner, lhe years 1773 and 1780 were the
hardest winters known lor a cenlury last past.
Tbe weather was so Severe in the winter of '. 780
that many people ww&frozeR to death, A man
w..-ut from Atfleborough. Man;;,, with a load of
hoops, to P.or.t.ou, wae caught in r, grea'. storm, and
retnrbing'home waa Ironea to death coming off
Boston Neck. HIb ex teajQ wsj frozen to death,
s'.nd was found Btandiog On their feet as the snow
»aa deep enough to support »heoi.—Reaollections
of Other Dosjs.
Revolutionary    A
heard the following at
remember having see
rioted, it will do to print again ;
At the bottle of Yorktown, while   Washington
us were issuing their orders along tbe line, a m.
was discovered a short- disLmee from it, who   pr
ted rather » grotesque appearance, bein^dre
ed in tbe coarse cloth worn at that   time   by   t
poorest, cla's, with an otter cup, the shape of whi
resembled the steeple of a meeting house,   and
broad leather apron.    His   equipments  consist!
of a small woodchuck's skin, sown together in  t
form of a bag. and parl.ly filled with buck shot.
ox horn partly filled with powder, and an old n
ty gun, which measured seven   feet   eight   Inc!
from the muzzle to the end of the breech and wh:
had probably laid in the   smoke   ever   since   t
lauding of the Pilgrim".    One ofths aids   pawl
bim in the course of his rounds, inquired ol hitr
what regiment be belonged?
'T belong to no re
discharging his long gun,
A few momemts after, the aid rode by again; am
peeing the fallow very busy, and sweating witi
exertion, be again inquired to what regiment h
belonged,
,LTo no regiment.," at the same time levelin
hi? piece at a red coat who was preparinc; to fin
but who dropped dead before he   had   raised   hi
3d day
an after
"To what company do you belong ?"'
"To no company."
"To what battalion do you belong?''
.'To i;o battalion."
"Then where the devil do you belong,   o
are you fighling for ':'*
''Dang ye," said tho   fellow,   "I   don't
anywhere, f am fighting on my own hook!''
W. G. ILUYiOKN, County Judg
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GENERAL   AGENTS  FOR AMERICAN
AND    FOREIGN    NEWSPAPERS
AND   MAGAZINES.
.  217   fllimtgomeij-   Street,   (Runs House,)
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,-JCST    T.SSUS17    A.
The St. Louis lueKibiieae slides
Illustrating ihQ magnitude ol ties e
liors-.es, ami 1 V',7„'.7 mi;bos were   purchased   in   thai
city for the army during the tear ending Harch el.
They eest |6,911,000.    Most   of the    animals were
brought Item limmis and tbe northern parts of tn-
diana and Ohio—Missouri having been exhausted
early in lhe commencement ol our struggle,
A Sprincjie'.d corn'spendem of the SI. Louis
Democrat publishes si bug.' number of extsweis
from baiiari oJ citizens in ilism ;-, going bo show
that formidable preparations are m ikin<;   in   that
Stale to roajat the, draft; seer.", organisations, etc
have been formed fm shut purpose,
The Tones' special telegram hiss night sars: Information received .o-d..y renders it nearly peattiva
that the whole ofEwell's corps .has been ttanefsf-,
red into Maryland, This soaps aaabeve about
23,006. Stuart's cavalry rs-trge up ahd down the
eaUey,   utmer   the   me-tei-,i   shsruoav-s   oi   the Uiue
Iced ATater,—-Every one knows the singular I1:'""}
sttperioriiy in point, cf teste, which melted ice has I Le Bi
over tbe purest water. It 'm not the coldness of the j ,£;{,
lamp of ice on which we pour onr brandy or Cham- )tl!!l.
pagne which gfvea the peculiar quality ; it is the fCtei
abseneo of all the .soluble end insoluble naltswhieh Hort
characterizes ice. Tn a recent comtnuQlcatlotj to Ame
the Academy, M. Eoblnot afhVme that melted ice
is aa nnre as distilled water. During congelation
factuj fbOlteHe are cdiminati'd ; in feet, saline fo'utiona
that o 1,181 ^ long as they continue saline, will not freeze;
evcu sea-water, when frozen, furnishes pare water
on being trial ted ; and in the north of Basope sail
is economhally extracted from sea-water by exposing tiie water to intense cold; (he water which
remaioaoiafroaeo and e-ofreexable is then cxli-eme-
ly rich lo salt, which may easily lie obfi ined by
evaporation.—From Cornhill Magazine.
\fz?\
lildg e Pleasantoo keeapa si i harp look oat f<
bIui misbt   occur bade.
him-
The Kichtuond Jii.^uitch think- lha! Mm gro;\t
hattleiu wh.eh JsaAeea fell should be colled the
icittb' ol iie- (flld ■.-;:■' e It say:- that tlm matter
of-faot is stronger thasi anything alee lo behalf of iiberaj  l
the nam".    The   gree.t letttle was relly   height iu   i m:imrt.i! i'y
tbe   wild   ruii-'s —si   cousHry   ol" gravelly clay soil,   ia the oilier
and a black -jet growth, presenting i;i many places
an altm-i-! imneisetra'tet-  tjiiek-d.
B ire Is st csspiiai   QnaUs for a fJofen speteh
fbeo will you hesitate to seek thosoafletsflgheinj
ground where tbe Genius ot Liberty with eternal [oapolis Junction
■lighl   seed a Nor'wester  hat cm is offering »
for your Last drop of blood witb
IDe baud and   :i„e) treasury bBtSS
it oaooot be,
Oh I no sir eel
The special telegram to the World ^.y.- ths re ere j k-.;!
strong indications that Lee has not only achieved ' ^a
bis grand project of massing his. strength on thi.-
elde oi'thePot-or.-ioc, huf, it is actually wMbio a short
distance of V,'ashir,g{.cn, he having moved a COn-
Bidensablefore© frsra (Shflpardatawo and Aafiafam
fords d iwn the low path of tha canal, or else along
ihe roads irom Boonaboro and Middleton, to tlm s8i
vicinity oi Poolsvilla, Broahville and Rockville.
From these points he has direct:. Recess to the rear
ot Washington, and can. by an exper", roovemnts
destroy tli" railroad between the Capital and Ad-
There la cause for apprehension
ooncerningthe the safety nfTyler's force, which as
been he-ldiog Maryland HeigbtB, although it is
hardly possible that Tyler has Been captured; yet
it is poa8iblo.thathi8 0oa.inonicatioo with toe army
tn Virginia and witb the force under t.Ieu. Scheok
hsis been broki □.
The steamer Champion, from Asplowall, has ar-
ivist, Dtft i;ring: DO BOWS.
if Zc-ihiiie;
, iietne- .V'sre l'eieciie
■:  We
, Wo
ich.,
oing Vest,' Jeui-iial  cf tSom-
no.'i'ee sum Cn.ntetseisi,  teteh -..   .
Boston Weekly Jonnvil, Transcript and Post, eacb  "
tfiiyOai- full lAAt lor iSOSj wilt be seat tree of ex
on ii|ij)lnat.i(,n hy heller.
AS" A   '-nil    aSBortmeOt    ef    ^TATfOXKRV      1!1
,''!^-'.nl"-',V-   1100!^.    ^TAN-DARI).    MISCiehLAN
:a tl!". ite.vest, market,  prices to  tlio;;e who favnr us
ear, that I have
"I am surprised,   m\
seen  you blu=h"   -The fact is, husband,  that I
was bora to blush unseen."
The Perfection of Mechanism! ,.
THE  mJka-ic
TIME    OBSERVER!!
BKTNG   A.    HTJKl'3?t-T«    AND    OPEN    FAC-E.
orLailv's anil Qentleman'sa watch  eembineel,   *!■*
Patent 3elf-wii li - - Improvement. '    '
The New York ni istrateii KewB. ihe leading pictprisji
paper of tb'e UnHeaS ate«, in ita'ipBue or Jan. iOth,ifWi
'■We bavetraen Btoown ara«et pleaMivrno-vollv. of w1»i«h
tliollahbant HrO:i., otthiK eitv. are   tli is   sole  jm purlers.
, half doien, fJ|K>
, for those fin'i'O"'
VOL. XIII.
LOS   ANGELES,  CAL.,   SATURDAY,  JULY  18.   1863.
NO.  11.
£05 ^Vugclt0  Star:
ruiiLTaHKD EVERY SATDltDAY .MOltNlNti,
•At the STAR BU1LDIXGS, Spring Street, Lo,
Angeles,
BY   H.   HAMILTON.
TERMS:
Subscriptions, per annum, in advance. . 55 00
For Six Months......    o 00
For Three Months............   2 00
Sth&le Number -.  0 U\
Allve'rti'icinents Inserted at Two Dollars per square
of tel; lines, for the first Insertion; end One
Dollar per square for each subsequent insertion
A liberal deduction made rtb yearly Advertisers.
Sail   Pi'niiislsco At<aii-y.
Mr.C. A. CRANE is the oh.y authorized agent
for the Loa As.G-islbs Staic in San Francisco.
AH orders left at his ollicc, Kortbwes-t corner
Washington   and    Sansome-  streets.   Government
nildiug, (up stairs) will be promptly attended to
%mm& €mh.
DR. J. C. WELSH,
PHYSICIAN AND S|IJ R C. E O N,
Office, CITY n'nva store,
Mniii street, Lcs Au»elcs.
Ollico hours, 9 to 111, U ; mill  2 to It, P.li.
August 1, ISti.
HOTELS.
BELLA UNION HOTEL,
LOS     AMCELES,
JOHN KING & hIHiVRY 1IAMMEL,
Proprietors'.      '
THE SUBSCRIBERS havittg leased the above
named Hotel, wish to assure their friends
and the travelling public that they will endeavor
do keep the Bella Union what it bas alwaya   been,
THE   BEST   HOTEL
IN" SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Families can be  accommodated with large, airy
.rooms, or suits of rooms, well lorniahed.
The Bills of Fare
.shall be inferior to none in the State.
All the Stages
■to and from Los Angeles arrive at and depart from
this Hotel.
The Bar :isit! Billiard Saloons
flball   receive the   most   strict   attention, and  the
patrons shall find that this house will be  carried
on as a first class Hotel oturht to be.
Los Angeles, May 31, 18(12.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Los   Angeles.
THE StT38CRIBER having leased th<
" conducted in the very best style. The
table will be liberally supplied with everything
the market affords, and evei y care will be taken
to make the UNITED STATES HOTEL a comfortable home* for boarders.
Attached to the Hotel, is &BILLIA.UD ROOM
.and BAR, where tbe best ut liquors aud cigars
are kept.
Terms moderate, to suit the times.
Miners coming Irom or fo the mines of Hob
■combe. Potosi. Mohave or San Gabriel, will (Ind
this a convenient place to meet their friend--, or to
obtain desJrabfa information.
A BAKERY is also attached to the Hotel.
LOUIS ME-iSMER.
Los Angeles, November 8th', 18(12.—tf
Dickson, deWolfS Co
OFFER FOR SALE
WHISKIES:
CEXTIJKY-JAtJOU VAN HOUS'S.
EUREKA.
PIONEER—Wi)I. H. DilLV'si
"XX"   FINE   OL.D   RYE*
"AAA"   VERY OI-.13 ASD CHOICE.
VALLE1-WM.   H.   L)i.LY'S--JS CASES.
—ALSO,—
\VM. U. DALY'S  CI-UU HOUSE  GIX,
THE above WHlSKIIsIS are all copper distilled,
from the choicest selected Rve, and BTe never
offered in the market within three years alter their
distillation.    The stock now on hand is
From Four to Eight Ifeurs Old.
These brands of Whisky have been favorably
known in California during the last six years, ami
the constantly increasing demand lor them attests
to their excellence and uniformity of quality.
They are commended to the trade as among tbe
purest imported into this market.
For Sale by all tlie pi-iiLt-Jpal O.alei-s in tlUs
City.
DICKSON, DEWOLF&CO,
feb2S Sole Agents. San  Francisco.
CLARK'S
IMDELIBLE_PEI1CILS,
THE CHEAPEST AM> BEST
AitTICLE
For Marking Linen.
For sale by the gross, at
305 Montgomery street, Room No.
Si, San irraiicisco.
eb22 W". HOLT.
S.   8l  A.   LAZARD,
French,   English   arid    American
Dry Goods.
Corner of Melius Row,Los Augedes. 1  U2
PHiNEAS BANNIMG,
FOBWARD1IVG ami COMMISSHlN
AGENT,
Now San Pedro and Los Angeles
F. P. RAMIREZ,
WOTAIIY PIIMLIC,
Ollico with j. 11. GiTcitEt.u l^q., Trnlple's Block.
Fitimh,  Elngllih, ami (*iiaiii..li Tiiinslnltit
Cotleotlon. JIIiuli., Ac.
WM. M. BUFFUM,
(SUCCKSSOt; TO GKO. TilACIIKlt it CO,)
—Tvliolesoie   niul  Rettiil   Dealer  in —
f JiES AUD U&UORS,
Syrups, Bitters, Cordials,
AE3,   POaSEES., AND  CIGARS,
Main street, Los Angeles, Gal.
GEO. W. GHAPIN & CO.,
Lower sitle ol Plaza, near Clay st.
SAN F.KAI\CJLS<"X>.
EMPLOYMENT  OFFICE   AND
GENERAL AGENCY.
iish sill  kinds of I
■s, Mitiing Cunipan
sip for Fnmtlies,  lloiels,
ss, Hills, Factories, Shops
, have a Real Estate Ag
is in that line.
ii tbe District Court of tbe Ftrst JtusHOlat Dior
trlot of llic Stat«i of Callfoi'iiirt, In and lor the
County ol Los Angeles.
H. E. GREER v^ THOMAS I'. GREER.
tt nt
ii Im i-
. .Ted-
ia and for
nplalnt liled in said
; of ttie.OlurkofNaia
si send greeting i-11
[From ths "Daitj Motrtltig Call."]
SOLDIER'S  Ill-UiVn:n.
[TEa following li'oea sire (roto the pen of a gir
thirteen year.; ol age, ami evinces si   high order of
merit in onu so young:]
He^'.]t win ils, blow soft where the soldier is Ijlne;
Trend e iih your Ugh tost step, whispi r more ion -
Oh, w'atl to Eta home this spirit undying j
Never a tnlSdon ieore [Mire shftll ye kse.uv.
Ever lot roses, their fragrance distillinr:.
Weep o'er the mound of tbe hallowed dead ;
Ain't, while their (JUpS wilh dew- taarl are tilline',
Let daisies and blue-bells wave: o'or his lie.nl.
f-oii;; be bin name, his fame, sine! his plnry,,
Joineii in eer hi'sirts with Iii--' hui.l ni bisblrlh,
Ami let hl.v deeds live brightest isi sioiy,
Chnutiteil ami sung by the iairest on earth I
Keep bright Use stars he left to your keeping,
Soil not tli" banner, fur ;t\ a tot it weive
Over the sod where ihe soblier lies sleepinir,
Nei-er was bind more proiui ofa gttttt I—L- sSj T
The foregbinj; Is the "sell'-' practised on Lha UeUl
wbei'tby Lhat psiper was. made lei publish an euh>-
gium ou "Stonewall Jackson,'' the lines being tu
istic ou lhe name of that daboaaod here.
[Vi
■in ihr Palladelplaa B»ei
AIIK'S  VISITOR.
< uatial graofl
milled   his face:
O
aud   the
hair:
n   bis
All nature was decked for tier en
For the golden sun bud gone boi
When Honest (?) Old Abe, with b
And a Millie like a shad's that lib
Imposed at bin tsnse in a co^y arm
(lie is always sit case when sel tlei
While be thought oi the "Nig," tl
draft.
And this glorious days when he cruised oua
The Devil appeared, and grasping a chair,
Sat down With a grin that raised Abraham':
Then twitching bis tail he emitted a sneeze
That occasioned Old Abe; to    drop    down    c
knees.
"HoW are you, my Abe?    Is my list nearly lilltd
Of sick men uud dying, ol wounded and killed I
01  widows in tears, of orphans unfed,
Ol poor honest men uow struggling for bread ?"
"Dear Devil," quoth Abe, "I'm doing my Daet,
To promote tbe interest of yuu and   the rest;
Bat then you must know I'm only the tool
OfSewe.nl and Chase, and that other old lool
Who the iS'nvy controls, and who nlway   eesideinns
Any modern plan of bap luring Se tames;—
He reminds me of or." I know in the West —''
"Pshaw! your jokes," attid lha dovil, '-use none o'
Ibe best."
Continued Old Abe, "since las. you were here
The Copperhead tribe have thrown off  their   fear:
And, would you believe it. have s!riven lo vote
(Ot which fuel, Mr. Devil, just please make a tioie.)
Aatbeirconscience dictated! — a thing never known
Id bur, patty, of which you're the sinew and bone ;
"But," chuulUed Old Abe. "1 settled their fate,
Por I paroled enough in en to cary the State !"
"Good !" cried tbe Devil, "1  command   you   ne'er
To strangle
But tell ni
Uyo\
blind?''
all efoirts that lend to
, my Abe, what worrl
sueiice uut dead—yum
a pence
>8 your is
■ judgm
Igment, that thi
;elesf this.luh- 9tU, ISIiSJ.
WHEELWRIGHT AND CARPENTER,
HAVING LOCATED- IN E'L MO'NT£, A ISO
being enabled to keep a supply of hard wood
always ou hand, is prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line at short notice and at the lowest current
rates.    Orders respectfully solicited. mariS
lit accmApany all orHtrs.
Address
Sole. Importers c
HUGBiUtD BKOSj
r. MaSrjauantl JoiJD streets
NEW YOKE
rAug. Stcermer
GUKTSMITH,
Los Angeles Street.
SHOTGUNS, RIFLES & PISTOLS,
—ALSO,—
In. Gun Materials and Sporting
Implements.
Also, CAPS, POWDEU, Ac. &c.
SHOT GUNS AND RIFLES RESTOCKED.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
All work done iu a workmanlike manner, and
guaranteed.
_TERMS,  CASH. fegS
. Hates, Dut. jua^.
seal of said DiBtrlct Co
CI'  Jlllv.  A.l). 1SISSJ.
JOHS W. SHORE, Cler
F O K
San Litis Obispo, Santa Barbara.
San PedrO and San Diego.
ON" and niter the first of Apr;!, and mitil further
notice,, the steamship
^m.    SEIMATOki
Will Mute'two trips per month on the Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway Wharf,-
On the 3d and 18th of each Month
AT i) O'CLOCK, A. M.
E^* Bills of Lading will be fumisbeu  by  ihe
Purser on board.
1'or freight, or p&OSBfgfe stpply em board, crnt fhe
office'of S. J. Heusley, corner of 1'rOut nndJack-
son streets.
deo9 8. J. tfEHStfcT, President.
CULTIVAOOKES DE \L\AS!
Modo de Cultivar la's Vinas, Plaeer,-
y JVCodo'de Tratar los Vinos.
CON NOTAS  sohre Agricultnra V Ilorlecnlturr.
preparsulas   por  A. 0. HiliASZTllY,   Co-
inisionsiiio nombrado por la rjegUlartura  para ln-
formar sobre la mejor'ia y el modo mas propio de
cultivar las vifias. (.'on nnmerossis ihistrueieue:-.
Un tomogrande -120 paginas, se pucde remitir sin
ccsto ninguno por $:o ,riU.
J\"ota. El libro arriba meneieuado vale biticho
mas que pbrlo que se ofrece al publico.
:ffi3- Ordenes para consegnirlo se deben da diri-
A. HOMAN y CA,
Lihreros, comerciantes, y public is tap.
"Ah I" innnmir d Old Abe, "I've a hankering fear
That the South will be free in less ihi.n a year,
And striving our beat, we're trying our chance
To kick Up a war with 1'higinml and Frauoe!"
"Bully for you!1' cried the Devil in glee,
"Tbe news is m> good come sit on my knee;
I   love thfe, nit/ Abe, and love you so Well
Thai you anil yyur aids .shall lieiirisb Iu Hell!
I must hid you aood bye—ke4p ou with your work,
No doubt, of you now iu my bosom shall lurk;
On ou with your 'Lesiguee'—a very good joke !''
And kiting Old Abe. lie vanished in smoke,
The widow sti.i weeps far the one that   is   dtiad —
Tbe orphan yet craves lor a morsel of bread—
While the glorious Sun aud Night's starry bind
Shine angry mid Bad on our grlel-stricksm land,
Death's holding a feast, and ciu.-hing tbe life
From a Nation now torn by unnatural strife;
But what care lhe men now holding the beim 1
They rule o'er us all, and —the  Devi!   rules thetil.
Tbe SnbatUaUon otMIUltai-y I'm-Civil I,n\r.
There cannot he found iu the world a nation or
people where obedience lo law and its forms is
more religiously observed than in tlm loyttl States
ol this country to-day. It is observed Irom inibit,
education, and a sense that tbe safety ol" each demands Irom all tola obedience. The a.-st.oiiim.
then, that it. is necessary to override civil law by
military authority, is an insoleiil asm motion, biise
iu fact and Iheory, and insulting lo the people, Tiie
assertion lhat il. ia necessary in any one of these
Stales is not warranted by a single ciiciiuiniance
that has transpired in eillier; or LbOt muy be justly
apprehended.
What are the nei-oui; advanced for the substitution ol'civil lor military authority t Tbe ehiel one
is ibe alleged effect of the teachings of those who
oppose the War, intiainiiig public opinion againf!I
it. Added lo this are minor considersilions v'hich.
when t-eparr.ti.dy consitlered, are- too puerile for
notice. The time has been whell public np.siion
was vital 10 the Mipport ol the adininishi-atiou in
its conduct of the war. Public opinion responded
lo its claim, and gav«*. nil and more than a aa asked
ol men and means. The cbairman of . the Senate
ComroJUeti oo Military Affairs, in March, 1881,
said we were raising too many nieii, and thai enlistment must be stopped, and they were suspended. Il public opinion does not now respond with
"generous cmiidenee" then shown to tiie call
for voluntceis, whose is the fault? The people
uow, a« keenly as then, feel the necessity of ioalo-
luining lhe Union. As tbe probabilities of ila de-
StruCtion have increased, llieir leverence ior au in-
li'iest in it lias grown.
it is the adminiivjaliori Itself that bus driven
from itself lhe confidence asid respect ol ihe people.
It provides against the less ol lhat c<.nlidenCe and
respeci by lhe passage of the coni-eiiplion law.
AVbal matters it wheiher pulilic opinion sustains or
eondeniiss its ]iosicies so long as the- contcriptton
Can be made eileciive in Idling the rsushs of iisn
sirmies, aad the tajlfffiud lax laws, and lhe uiiiiiii-
ited bower lor the eiesilion and lnaiiubietuie of
money, insure against tbe depletion ol the Treasury !■ HftS it not the | ittflfl and the sword I Js it
not fuvesi.ed with abaolotedespotieoi 1
Jt is against tbe exercise bl this desrpdtlanl th::i
wc protest,- Delieving that there was no neOB8«Uy
lur its Creation, »6 belli eve lhat the attempt lo enforce it cs-.n osily be sproflQCtlve bl mbeli'id, tjalti
the people declare a purpose io resiet IhWf tthi\
reason cau be Urged lor toe BlVbetltfttlOn Ol insb'.uy
for civil a-uhority . In DO State hse- any asctl pur-
poae been declared I'.y any body Of" people so Cen-
siderable is natribers foal a comtsitde in any wasil
ol any city, or ia any towushiso, would havr bad
any hesitancy in attempt hi:: to enfesce the law ?
The late riot in .nayim,.- Otto, was ceased ba tbe
eeaten disregard oi law by the military authority,
and the ubductiuu by anncd i-aklirrs ed' a citizen
knoowi to be loyal,' and commanding a» mu.sh Ol
respect as any Bitltfen oftheSsate,     T.n-   iiidigm.-
tion eaubed by Me arwW aoogbt eXpreteion in law-
less violence. This no one can uphold 0* nllerr.pl
to justify, it was only less nip relic oible than the
lawieseucss ol the arrest.— Chicago  '1'imcs.
There is: just this difletence iu   Ihe   matrimonial
process: The- bride   is   nlwavs   given   away—the
417 y 419 Galls Monlgoujery, San Francisco.. hrl^r.lu B#ten H :ruUt,.h tm \
iirzol-1 w3. I
Plain TculHs tox l'lnin    lio.
Judge Mr't'iten. o! Nee- \ e,-h. in a reboot PpOtfOB
snoke sis follows! ;
Feliow- democrats, alier tli is meetint; bad org si
bleed, word came lo me in boa ball Lbat a verj
large crowd had gatUered logethet outside to 8o
honor it) Ibis occasion, and I fell it Ul? duty to
ejuit this room and a-.seeiaie mys di'wii.h my b.-.dl:-
reu   (here.   [ A pphuse.l   I  have sieen 4)01   lliere si so. i
talked ii long as I uould, aad ii 1 have not ax-
bauated tbesobjeet, I fool Utai I ba»« ueArly  tuc-
Inuisled my self. This is an occasion when we
should speak out boldly. At the bisgining ol ihie
war, 1 with mai, y of you, felt,   perhaps,   that the
only m ay  to Solve ibis question  i\ is by    nil    armed
lemoostratlorj agai«s1 the South i hilt 1, like n
of you sine., ihsit time, hum   cbnaged   my   ir
fCheers.]    I am tlM oqa ol   bij  oouutrymeo
Irijluoale- ivln) was golag into atj eo, hat d, bet si-
he pn'. bis bead under the' fedrie; the owner of th
orohard put bis   foot  unon   It,   arid   aefced  bim,
"Wis ere ans you gen tie; ?" M.nhl lhe Irish man, "I am
going buck, sir," [Groat Laughter.] Now feb
low-democrats I am going bee!:. Kilmers,] tf I
eo.nsnsiiiieil sin erior iu Ntipposhig thsit Mr. Llooolo'ri
Asliuinislrs.tion was un Administsal ion fo? tae
eimiili'v, I have changed my mil d. \ \ voce, "we'll
hirgive ymi."'i I have rOarOftfl, tn liiv soi'l'ow, mid
to the sorrow ol tbe country, I think, that ibid in
an abolition Administration, out and out. ["Tlim'.-
»."3 1 phieeil on rOOord my piotest iigainst lhe
OODdUQl Of the war, so la*. We sire no nearer than
ever restoring ihe obi I'onsiituiion. with pesiee to
our country, Hut 1 wi II tell y cm what they havi'
done. The have dejirived lhe labor maikel of the
country of one million ol human tun :ius—not 111
d and wounded alone, but. in pi rsoos renders
bless when they leave the liehl. A million ol
laborers, calculated at live thousand dollars a bead
to say the least, amodots to live billions of dollars
There i- one item of lo^e to Ibia country. The
next item la the debt offodr nil liana, tbat(b9»o*ur
soon the war will end, will be Beddlad on lhe
country. There are only nine billions ! Nut only
lbat ; but, the war has rendered lis on sands of hemes-
ilesolale, not only in lhe Soulb, but in the North !
That la tbe worit of all,   Ami all nther oooaldera-
liti;::-. ;-li.k   i.sv ,. il i-   lliB   looiig.ltoi      itlii     SOI row    Hint
suffering, and heart-breakings of the people. What
is all this for f [A cry, "the ftlggec1''— laughter.]
Yes, for the negro And does tba negro appreciate the etlori. ["No, no."] When 1 was a boy 1
spent seven yearn on lhe ocean, and at tbe mouth
ol Congo 1 m«t the African in his native slate, and
1 tell yon that no eonditmu of slavery iu the South
can compare with it. Tiie men who diseu-s slave-
ry do not meet us on a stp.iaru plailorm ; they do
not compare his condition ut th" South; with bis
condition iu his unlive wilds. If they il^id with
this question fairly and s-ijuarely, either on ihe
score of dollars and cenis, or on ihe soars of humanity, they should Luke the negro as he is found iu
both hemispheres. [Cheers,] Bat this la not a
government of the negro alone, hut a government
lor the happiness and COO foil of   the   white   man.
It is prosecuted for abolition   and part? purposes,
[applause,] 1 say. in the presence Ol this immense
assemblage, that if ibe A Imlnislratfou in power
t Washing ton wishes to settle ibis war with lhe
Oonstiluiion and old bag, wnh all ils honors and
happiness ami peace which it gave to the couu-
try, that could be done In one month, But
that is Hot their intention. [Applause.] Their
Intention is to keep tliis war going nil til ihe next
Presidential campaign. They have posies*ion oJ
chives ol the cooiiiry. They have posses-
eion Of our money cheats, and they intend right oi
despotically or Otherwise, to reiaiu their
pdasessiou until snub time as they can succeed, il
all their efforts can aeeonitei-h ii, in establishing
another four years of le irl'ul despotism in thia unhappy country . I tell you they will not do it.
[Oneer9,] There is a revolution going on in lbs
hearts ol"nil; ami on the -:tlh of Novemvur, 18(11,
when the freeman is called on lo load his rifla and
tsike -.tllit, and pui His sniali billet of   paper tu the
ballol-box, llial Will tell lhe story of the change.
That, is the w'epou with whiea tve sh ill win bi sure
afl the sua shines in tbe clear sky, |Cheer>,| !
trtist thai this meeting, after the defeat aeeouipl i shed by cor ru pi ton and a inbu-* of the military forte
111 our gallant Mule Stale uf Ouiiifeciicitt, which as
the sailors say, hsis takes: m ,e)il ssb iek, M b&l lb«
commencement ofa great movement. TIM f,oya)
Lragiie, us l.bey call lliemselves—I call llieiu the
Black Kepublk-asi League—[-'that's their oame,'-']
announce a meeting tbU week,   tvm you nnd the
mechanic and ciliKeu Lliere? No, yoil    Bud    oth-e-
boldere and oonti^iotorr! -ihe Mayor ed Raw ft fk,
[hlaaeaj with all his ebotratfu and  loog   list oi
I wenly-five; every one coolrsic'.ors (or the (loveru
tmsnt.- L'et us fellow :hum Up aad show Itiat we
tiro the bone mid muscle as well   a.-   ihe   jft-alod   Ol
the eousiti-y, [cheers, | Mp&bU »'. seillnig Ibis war,
and of resloriisg a l:ap].iy as;,! [eeieeiul 1. nioii v. i i h ■
out forthei' bbe.ebhed.  Mitleeit.    StBtUgb Iftfl i:g   0111
brethren, wltlfotft <\ 4o\ Itidd, odt Komee*, withbm
Kilning oar Miiotry, Ifblsla Amm-icsi. Frtm naloa
ft) Kio CJraoae we are' all Americans ami  Freemen
ftOd he who kftei his .evn e esi'iry ifoisid  word  for
a speedy and peaceful aettletrJeoi of tbe 6 CB tu'UIei
fotweea tie, Tbey are liddiag dally to oiir laidtlon
two millions and a Iml f, :.:;■ m bnist two millions.
and the W'nkiiigiivn el the eo iiiii-y LTtUS't p*j il.
t! I own u store I charge the t as lo my leserit, and
bS Chaiges it iipaii his es!-to:ii"iS, 10 that al bi-l. il
comes out of ihe WOI kbigm-es, a (id J Oil wbo ■'■''.'■ ii
u cheap bat or st Sbeefp CO it, or l obi i p dinner, la
ile'i-stnud (hat the sooner this" war Is boo*Ji dhly i ■ i
tied  Use belter.     [Clsval eh ■■■■: I n«.]
lsow   and .ii sitihlii.
Tl B Aorora [Mooo] flroea coatme&ta as rbilowj
"ti tba tha iapublioao (tuburiiatortal imuiinaiions:
Tho Convention of leagued Iraltofa to tbeOoo-
atitbtloo iiud io tbe rights of free white meo met
ai Saoratneoto ou the iftb last. Their work of
bringing lorth tbetr representative nsi-n is done,
and behold the Elratol the mighty labor j 1st, Low;
tor tJovernbr—a Bt Biledesaorj perhapa, to Stan tin d
Of Oil and QOdlphane uifir.ory ; but, BS a stsiles-
I'.uiii, worth]   ol the iiosilien In  which    h.e  aspires,
ami eipial to the lime, a shsiui ami u burlesque,    In
C^ugresSj w-ith every Incentive id the development
of talent were it lal.nl !o bim, be was si ibeid bead
aud dull as an oyater   with no one   Idea, amidst
lb ■ Bl rilog , Veutl aronni! hith, above thai ol shav-
see. the pay of bis fellow ineuibersj and drawing
regularly bis owu.   lie never made si speech.   Ho
never framed   si bill.    Ue QHVOr Opflfled   hia   head
upon the Soot ol CootfNsa edtoaptjia thi.' monusyl-'
In ides of ''aye," or "uo.*1   .So far irom rising aqua
lo the ieni'1 g"lu'.y seel ;e.■:::,- ihe ei is.- s in iihicfi
he was placed, lie dowered and sank d.iwn iu coii-
loloua imhecihty, «\en in a btl.ly of mm reiunik-
able lor it- sheer ami uites Ucb hi decfejat and re-
,-]ieeiab!e ability. A'et he is ihe man —ihe repre-
rentsilive    mvn.    whom   the     bUok*sdakeS   placed
balora tba admirlag people ofColUoroitt, and usk-
id lhat he be made ih.di- rdiief M agist rain lor lhe
nest lour years. 2d, Maehin lor leeu | enant- ilov-
ersioi'. Ami what of him ? ami bow IftfafJ (amOUSl
liesidenis di Mono couniy, which he claims iU hia
residence, tad] ft OJ bat Maehin as A sort of   pluasaiit
good-foT-iidUMag?-ld-par,ilcUla»   n llow ■ a trlfler
wiih no visible iiiCtinn ol support ; with not u dollar of taxable property in thia or any other county;
without energy, app!ic<tliem lo husiui'ss, or talent
of any kiml r-,','ii!. it.;- seiail jeeUOBj ..:ul getting
through the world in an va.-y, mm eoininittal, un-
exeept.ioiiahh: \:\iy-- ye I. ou lhe \\ hole, lie is, socially, ah buiilbil-ent; good lellow ; ami welliiuk,
among tini best men on the ticket, lie; hsis iioihing
to lose by joy change or event lhat may lurii up i
he is phy.-beiiy unable to idumlder it musket and
< seluie even ciiup life for au luiur; so Ins |iart of
the plan is tu hurl anathemas', at the "wickeel 000-
aderaolee" and laalat lhat    lhe   unholy   rebellion
ininH he druabedj even at tba Sadrlfloa oi  tbo last
dollar and the last ,1,-op of blo.e],    Maehin iu  like
tiif bid Georgia Uajor sibbrtlogbla  Uoo in  tho
face of the enemy i '"(io In bov."," Bald btfj "and
give them h —II ami no quarter : and if you have'
to retreat, do so in gdod order, and as 1 have got
tlm colic, 1 reckon I'll retire uow.'*
tllii"
'Sir," said one ol the Barbary-Shoffl    lati   Ut fl
c'rm-siy old captain : c\bd you ever   know c:'- ■   In
hurt any one'!
'■Yes yen fool yon','   wns the lo-ponse, ' 1    It new
a'bagfull to    fall   on   a  man's bead 0000  BOd Bill
ui:n."
Carlyle fafely mads tbe fwfiowlug eha'i'al leflitk
uftei-ai.ee to the An:". lOOfl   >>ar I
"It's Hie dirliest ehimiO'V that's   001 D   BsWB IbM
, and the beal s
j let  It   i si, i: Itseli
out.
The Logan CotiUty Gazette, published sit Ib-il.r !
foutalnO, Oaio, la a spoiled psiper, lull of 1 ito and
Bat ire.    It e;iya :
"Having become  entirely  convinced   Hint   llin
stdm iuletratlofl is the QoVtmioeot,  wa propose td
o.vpress some iruly loyal views, Ut truly loyal
words:
We hold lhat Abraham Lincoln is lhe Krcalest
salesman ol the age. That ha la laorougty informed on all matters oi aovdr&nioot policy, und aipey*
i i iiiy eeeiversiuit wilh the inliieacies of the tarill' j
lbat he is a very handsome Ulan, Ji very e. do. rj
uisio, a thoroughly educated man, uud has bad all
the training, requisite for a successor of IVuiihing-
1011 and  Madbosi in the I l.vxitli vi: chair.
Wc hold, also, thut lhe iifore-mcmiioiisd Lincnlu
is "homsf,'' and that Ids udmiiiislraiiou Is iliatiii-
guisbed for the integrity of all its inemhers, and
their appointees; that Welles never fvkH fat eon-
tracts to Moi-gsm; lhat Oameroii insver dabbled iu
Irands; I lint Tucker never imulu nneiey out of
transports*; lhat Fremont never speculated iu Aus-
Irian muskets; lhat Seward and Slauton violated
no law in making SfteSt*) ttiat the Oonstltutioti
roijuired IJIuir lu e^tbule democratic papers from
the mads ami lisal ('base is shu-eie, bank and niau
!y in his conduct. "Wearing hi-' lueirt on Lis lleeVO,,
in v, i  iy, i:ie oee ih ing ainl meaining anotber,   and
,lthal, n   pure   tialional   patiiet,   heldieg   hiuisel'
hove all sectional  prejudices.
Wk bold, inoreoVL'i-, thai lhe conduct of tho war
has been inni ked by a brilliahl relies of  the  most
wonderful vloteiles, etoepl a few llutdoost of di»-
BBter, eamee!   hy   tilth   ':oii'e:hest'!s   BJ   McOlelJau
and llucll.
We sstill believe (but ll.ls ttic'itecl lebellloti will
be KjU'delsi tl iii lhe original ninety day*. »ml that
th* i.uilv s-eeisoi) v. :: y :: li:iv oil! no mm do! not whip
the rebel* beforu bttaklast WM baoaOH 1'nlher
Abriihsiin, in the; htaduflU ol his hear!, f-.ee To<I 00
ib's.-eit's-.-) failed tO fiODBcHpt tbem out of tender
:e::i: (1  fof ss::'- BOfl   BBjfc
Wu don't believe ihat aiiTbody's hurt, Ihe crisis
being jmi-ely IrtfQoUI. 11 i.- our b.d lei tml u large
Hi in [t more ese-ily paid than a large! one; aud »«'
;uu sure itOhl pe'isoual esp.-riene.', lbat it is easier
10 ppiy when we have the mesuns ot paying; tbnii
v, bed  e B have not.
Tbe N.-.'.'omd d,;bt (h isms'.;.!.';- a mere trifle aH
we have been convinced, by ah arilliiuelieal calculation, lhai aflt WODMll csiii  eliuru  it   mil    in    tell
tears.   "I lome, batter; i oi&e.u
\-,\. b'Mleve In to- ul oloo (ftMyf''   that It; «Xf
don't beiii've lU B prnty at nil: but cb;\isi'd lur Hie
pore Bod bolj ;-:i- poaa bl phtilftg flown Ibfi wiek-
.;1 |. :.. Hlad, use; :..!'■ ii,::   ihe   besl   (lovcrnmeiil   in
tBB worlel.   J.- \» bSovb bi b Itll booa I frtlttlbi I, I arJ
io- Bulbing lor o!:: ■ -.-. • feoepl * Ben   It   \i   forOed
upod tbeirJ,   Tbeli is ■ ii i ' To  b..- fl i*ll with
v .mi- mil ieel Weerefotobr ee'snttty—-our whole
counlry — a:.i em  bouts hi   111   the   briglit   sbttiu
sun !''
\V .' afc  > '■:;.' mm a ii' i." ■>'•  <■'■ •■ :■■:'■!;■ d. meera's
..,; ,pj..; bead ," a', i ''ooetnli i la ofll 'md-t." Wo
tbrok !.k'-y III odgbi tb i"1 till A. Boi i fog Kf the
ataka wohld be emiti uily   pri peri     r^arp   sp.lae
aptibiati blight t&Be Itdok loto their ileth, and bet
m Ore. No UolOO man ibmild Heal (ttfli UbttWf
uept (0 lake their money—never  'icghsetiug  iu
call them traitdra as soon astliey leave the store or
ilsep.
Say, Jack, can »o I till Di what*i lbs beil  thloaj
to bold iv. I pi ■-   ■ ol   i ■■;.-■'   I  :.' tUffi '-"'    "I   ■■