Char. Cour.
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WARl--it is stated in the Village Re- cord, Pa. that number of hens eggs have been found lately in that vicinity, hay ing on their shells in legible letters, raised somewhat like the characters used for the instruction ot the blind. the ominous word sWar." and also the figures "ls36.n This has created much alarm in that quar- ter. There can be no doubt, excepting among the obstinately mereduious, that In 1886 this county will be visited by war, and the War Department should be on the al- ert, and see that the country is well pre- pared to meet. the dreadful crisis. The editor Of the U. s. Gazette, who is fond of a joke, treats the whole affair with un- pardonahle levity. He says some wicked wags have amused themselves by writing on the eggs with grease, and then dipping them m acld. and thus successfully contri- we'd to frigh,en whole community