davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
q ,.l&s19 z Y @ @ (fQ0G,1a4l & : q
eeul TnSravings.
Ediiel y \. sMlIu County superlntend

Daniel Webster never uttered 4 truer O!
grander thought than the folIowing-
couchc1, too, in that sturdy Saxon tina. be
handled 50 we'll
IF we work upon marble, it will per.
ish if we work upon brass time will efface;
if We rear temples they will crumble into
dust But if We work upon immortal
minds, IF we inbue them with high prin-
ciples. with the just fear Of God and of
their Ici!o| men, we engrave upon these
tablets something which no time can efface,
but which viii brighten to all eternity. II
this way ne may all be artists, and even
the most ordinary and unlearned, if VIC
have but an earnezt and loving heart may
produce !; master piece. The professor or
lecturer may cut deep lines and fashion
most wopdr0us forms on the unwrought
material which he had before him. The
teacher in the common school or the Sab
bath school may, with the sunlight Of truth
photograph upon the tender minds commit
ted to his charge thousand forms of holy
beauty The humblest, most quiet man
may write upon his neighbor's heart good
thoughts and kind words which will laat
forever. And such monument will be g
real immortality; more enduring than
brass, and Ioftier than the real majesty Of
the pyramids Such record, instead OF
growing dim with time, will grow deeper
with eternity, and will still be bold and leg
ible when the scriptures of Ninevah, which
have outlasted the centuries, shall have all
faded ont, and the steel pictures ofmodern
art shall be forgotten. And when the
things which the dimness Of time obscures
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
THURSDAY, APRIL Il, 1861.

smash it on the steps. He came in and
went np to the table and commencef to
write his aame; but he couldn't 60 it, so
he braced himself and caught hold Of his
arm, but he could not Says he
Look here, that's my mark
Then the ladies' came NJ and shook hands
with him, but he pulled his cap down over
his eyes, AMI now and then wiped q tear
away. Stick to it, says one. Alright,
joe, all tight
Some three years after that I Was in the
same place, and whilst eoiar alonr the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
& Scrap from Cough.

| was lecturing in a small town once, and
when the lecture was over persons came
up to sign the pledge \ number Of young
ladies' were standing by aud looking at the
signers with interest. Directly some Of
them came to NE
Mr.. Cough, 60 out there to the door
ond set Joe to sign the pledge
Why, | don't know Joe
'Wen he's standing out by la door
Out [ went, and standing there was
poor fellow with tattered cap on his head,
a torn shirt, dirty clothes, old boots, and
woe-begoDe look Says l to myself this
man must be Joe
How do you do, Joe 2 said /
How do you do, sir 2
Joe, | want you &c sign the pledge
What for?'
Why, Joe, those ladies in there sent
me after you
What, who? Why l didn't think had
Z friend in the world.
Come on Joe-ccme on, said /.
He stopped and said.
Look here, some fellows told me TO bring
e bottle Of LIQUOR in the meeting tonight,
and get up and drink and say here's to
your health They said they would give
me fifty cents if | did Them's 'cm all
along the gallery up there; there they are.
| amt going to do it,
He went to the door and we heard him
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11

lie conducted his son, who was tTem.
bling with emotion, into aa old tower,
which formed part d ,hc architecture Of
the chateau, and they went to the ton ol
it. The chamber on the last iioar was the
lunatic's cell lie orcnaJ the door. the
son entered i, and EncaGag at the n5.r
womau's feet, sobhed. mother, m0.h,rr
These touching appeals, which wauii have
moved stone Idols almost, made no imore5-
sion upon the poor lunatiu. Her stare eon.
tinued as vacant aud her lips as speechless
as ever. The poor son, his soul sick at
the sad spectacle, then gently uobraiGad his
father fer denying him the melancholy sol
ace Of sharing The attentions he, tLo fath-
er, had bestowed aroH his witts wreck Tor
50 many years The father repeated the
excuses he had first given cr his sons
youth and the Importance Of the secret 60
the fainiIy's happiness. It being neceeza-
ry to avow this misfortune to the Jrila'4
family; and they naturally desired 70 see
for themselves, as the story that the wife
was dead and the story that she was erazv
seemed something awkward, which needed
explanation Several members of the fam
lily went down to the distant chateau, and
the poor lunasic was introduced.
rs soon as she saw herself surrounded
by witnesses, she said, in a calm tone
am not mad. >'y husband becoming the
prey Of . most unreasoning jealousy, and !
being alone IN this secluded mansion, to es-
cape his continual scenes Of violence, and
to avoid the fear was continually under Of
being assassinatel by him, lhe threatened
more than once to kill me,) say, [ f9igned
madness in the nope Of enjoying something
Ike quiet | preferred languishing in
prison all my life to being hourly harras
sed by these dreadful scenes Of jealousy
You may imagine the effect his dcclar
alton made. The persons assembled
thought, at first, this accusation was but
additional evidence Of the distracted state
Of her mind, for madness often borrovs
reasons mask, and wears it so we'll as 10 de
ceiye the most praeticed physicians Of the
mind. The faculty we're appellee to. Be
fore It could decide her husband, who had
been IN state O.. great agitation ever since
his wife charged him with her scqrcst-a-
ton, became Taying mad. His papers were
inspected, and it appeared that he had for
years been crazy-a monomoniac-his lren-
~ arising from jealousy. lie vas carried
TO q mad house, aud his wife signed the
marriage contract of her son . Isn't that
Fenitjaa enough for you? To think it oc-
CARED in France, il this year of grace?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
A Skelaton Story.

there IS strange story current III Kit
tanning just now, in which it Is related
tina; farmer named Hooks, residing in
one Of the adjacent townships, has become
suddenly rich through the discovery Of Ger
tain buried treasure, with the existence Of
which he became acquainted in the lollo~-
ia singular manner;
White digging hole for a fence post
oue day, he struck upon . hollow sub
stance, which he atterW4gd discovered TO
be skull Of q human Icing. Being q
gentleman of weak nerve, the sight at first
appalled, him, but resuming his labor, he
succeeded in digging out the entire skull,
beneath which he found a brass kettle,
and also 4 small box, within which he
found paper on which words were writ
tea in The French language. The writing
he afterwards took to Freeport, and had it
translated by the Catholic priest then resi-
ding there. 1t stated among other things
shat the deceased formerly resided at lie
Beuf, ia Erie county, and that certain
treasures Of which he was possessed, were
buried At particular place IN that l9c2li.
ty.
Shortly after this, Mr. Hooks absentod
himself from his EsDily, aad va5 not heard
of ii the neighborhood for some time
However, one pleasant morning he return
ei, enjoying the very best Of health, and
has ever since been in the enjoyment Of
such quantities Of money as lead his neigh
bors to infer that he availed himself q the
information conveyed by Tie mysterious
writing, and has become possessed Of the
wealth Of the Gefunct Frenchman. The
story IS related by gentleman of ofundoubt-
el yeracity, who is acquainted with Dir.
Hooks and his circumstances, and AYERS
that the facts are substantially true as we
have stated them. We have no doubt that
there are treasures buried through this part
Of the country, and as it is as likely that
EIr Hooks should become possessed Of
some Of it as we'll as any other man, there
may be some truth in the report
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
Painful Case Of Hydrophobia.

DEATH Of a Little Grk-The Lancaster
Express says that on Friday evening last
the village of Mountville, in that county,
was thrown into much excitement and sur
prise by the report that Frances Marks, a
girl of fourteen years Of age, manifested
symptoms Of hydrophobia. On inyestiga-
tion the report proved only too true, the
symptoms showing themselves in an unmis
taxable manner, and which gradually in
creased until Sunday evening, when death
released the unfortunate girl from her suf-
terings. 1t appears that during the night
about six weeks since, Frances and her sis
ter Lizzie were going to or returning from
a neighbors, when they were attacked by Il
dog and bitten severely. No suspicion was
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS,
CnrioGs FreEch Story.

\ week or ten days ago, says a Paris
letter writer, young man, originally from
that country, became engaged to marry 4
laay equal to him in age and fortune
She was a Partisan. lie occupies lucra-
tive place in enc Of the railway companies
Offices here. His father lives On the old
family estate, which is situated in one Of
the mountain gorges near the Franco Span
ish frontier, and separated almost complete
y from the world. lie had passed for a
widoYer above twenty years The young
man paid visit to the old family seat,
where, indeed, be was accustomed to spend
his summer vacations, to collect the innu-
merable documents which the French law
requires the officer who performs marriages
to have in his hands before he stamps the
civil contract made before him with its
u edean and Persian character. He asked
his father for his mothers burial certif-
cate. The father was extremely embarras-
sed by this appeal, but as no bans could be
published until the burial certificate had
been lodged at the MAYORS office where the
marriage was to be contracted, the father
at iasl broke silence, saying Ny dear
boy, | have for great many years conceal
ed a secret from you, because its possession
would prove a painful burden to you, and
because the honor of our house is interest
ed in its maintenance, and your tender
years have hitherto rendered you incapa-
bic of preserving it. Your mother lives.
She is lunatic Come with me, and /
will let you see her
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11

-
$50. > - q govern
-, 80 - 80 = es.'lee2
~ q '''( - 80 'N' 49, ,''I' y
80 u w. = l..I!e'eSS@ -,
> F.. -. .'.'.'1' IN" l'teire"' VINO Germany
~, = t'e.'l e.'' Slo',
- = - ",t'' - - oo,oi~"ee
..t ''.,'.'s 80 ,"..' ~" HE''oS "@No
III, y, -. - -
-. - t'','',f - P@' - ','4 ''T' -
~; s.,-.'1. ~ 40 r.'- . 'h1Se i1-u.
~. f,.G - ,I :, X" - - :. .i.1'''3 -
r..t.fr ~ i'.,.i =
..t lf,as;,, ~ ~ 80 r"i ''liS
r,, No., - w ou'','s " SoS'p's.
r.., l.s. 80 =: oN ~
- e., -. ~, - ol'''..;r'.
g., ,..,,-,r 80 - ~.
.. ~ ~, ~ ''i''i' ="
r,.
=. ,,..,;,,,,i
!. .. ~ - =, ,:..'tt ~, .,' :. ''"s
,.:t,.,.. H. "a 80 -
~ t''>s ~ -
r.g.,;.t I.r, :,.,A =, - -,
i.. a. - r. ~ ~
a, -, ~ - '',s - ;!
s,,,,..,: - :, - -
~ ut, ~. -. -, LII ;f ~,
l..s H5r,ini.,,.-,,, a,,d ~, nl,g,:r' ~
,,,, ,,sroir. c,.t;ors ~ ~. ,l, a,.,..;,nt
rartv lad rossa.. ; .,, -. r -, =,
mt. -, 60, ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
Tie Shirt Of Tnsuhordinatinn.

From that period in the history cf the
chosen people, when every man did that
which vas right in his own eyes, down to
the present moment, the annals Of mankind
may be challenged for a parallel to the spr-
it Of insubcrdination .ghich for years has
run riot among the American people. All
classes, from the most educated to the most
ignorant; all sections, from the snow-clad
limits Of Canada to the tropic shores Of
the Gulf, have exhibited the prevalence CT
an influence which is utterly Incompatible
with the preservation Of morals and the
stability Of Government, aud which is grad
ually undermining the whole fabric Of
American society.
Such a thing as authority is almost totally
ignored IN both Church and State, as well it
may be, when 1t is abandoned by those to
whom it is committed by the Creator himself,
in the control of the household circle, which
is the most efficient school for the education OF
the Christian and the citizen. Parental re
straint is not as much thrown off by children
as it is relinquished by parents, either to save
themselves trouble, or from false notion Of
| cuItivating spirit of maniiness and indepen-
dence in their hopeful progeny. Our children
become little men and women before their
| time. They never know what il is to bear the
woke 10 their youth. They grow mp with no
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11

u .hs Obi Testament the name Icrd'
IS G54nl 6. g52 times. The name Sod IS
,ouad ,, 70 times The natac > asus' oe
coUrs 925 times in the New Testament; the
word Christ 5j5 times in the Bible
The word 'Selah' is met with - times in
the Bible; Che word eternity bat once;
The double assey@ration Verify, verify is
To lie seen > times in Johns gospel and
no@hUro else, The phrase and God said
occurs 10 times "a t"a hiss yhaptsr 81 9 en-
esis The names Jesus and Christ are
neither Of them in the third epistIe Of
john the word .lorcordaiDcd' is mentioned
bat ouCa IL tue whole Bible and the word
perseverance, but once; the word atone
menC' Is mentioned bat vncc in the New
Testament; the word election is found six
times in the Bible. There IS no mention
made Of Adams fall, original sin nor the
COVENANTS II grace The 2Ist verse Of
the seventh chapter Of Ezra has all the let
tcrs cl the alphabet in it; the i9h chapter
oT the second book Of Kings, and 81 chap
ter Of Isaiah, are alike; and il The book Of
Esther, which has ten chapters, neither The
word Lord nor God are found.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
Project The Birds.

Every insectiycrous bird which trcquonts
the premises Of gardner, farmer or hor.
ticulturist, is worth It's weight in gold to
him, and should be valued accordingly.-
: lew years ago our Legislature wisely
passed Law lor their protection bat in
many neighborhoods it Is more honored in
the breach than in the observance. The
late Washington Irving was a great friend
tc birds, and would not, under any circum-
stances permit one Of chem 10 be moIested
upon his premises. The consequence was
that his every grove, every tree, and every
shaded bower was vocal with their music ;
and the delight he experienced in listening
to their songs, in heholdinZ them build
their nests and rear their young. more than
repaid him for his watchtuI care Besides,
the birds are the farmers best lriends-dcs-
troying vhcle armies Of bugs and flies and
other insect pests, which, but for their help,
would soon decimate our crops Of fruit and
grain and grass Protect the birds, and
they VIII repay you teu.fold for the little
care bestowed upon them Should cold or
snow drive them TO your door-yard, after
they have been tempted from their south
ern homes, feed them, care i0r them as YOU
would feed and care for your fowls or other
inhabitants IF the barn yard. IN agrieu!
tural friend, who has learned to value these
little annual visitors, says he would consid-
er it no greater offence for a person to come
On to his premises aud Kill turkey, than
enc e the little birds.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
New eaEjas---Vol. XIV, No. e,

...-. ..-.. 80
-'.', -, '',.'si = '',S ''he 'lat tne eo5 Was
49,, '',''5 .Ue '5eI ''S1 me me 7i''e& seem
= " ~1o 1'~a %-S VIA 'he
--''S .. '',a c'-le' oo ) ,i''y evening"
81 =, '.'s ieaE'1' truth became a33ar-
80 - - ~ > ~ ~, 'o''.' "a" 0'''y "e'eietea
..,. 80 s'.'''ioS> q 'ne GA'Nf
-. -, -, .''l ~ .'''',' con
-, ,,''.' .''s VI '-o.'5 te-t''"I - ~. ""-
S''o' '!33 '''eIi'sI'' . ''i' 0"=' nS
,,'s -; 80, 80, .1'e,' Ho%1'Ir ''Ie ''ef
- - - 'o' ''''.''> ""'' 'oS' 2''1''ois
~ - '''' con i''io" I'-"' sac was
-. 0'',r':--z : . % G'..o ".!eIe s.FF." Is ',i-
49,. ''--.>' ~ s.s,sI, "so ''''' "' 'o
~'l..'..'.s' .l. '.>,':'''.',' ",S 5"@
.s..t ~, '''S'''s, '.'.'. i = % o. h'te'
,-~ '-'' 's''l'' '-9 1''''''''' '''' O
L1'.,Ie me above was II type T~e see Il
stated t.tat LAME, the younger sister, who
was jia4a At the same time has ais, 5:a,j
at tho sa,.,, a:-oo-,
-. -!
o., At the last s;ttiar Of the French
AcsGcmy Of Science I, .,IaIertH Ha lamb,lls
-aye an account Of a most SINGULAR srroic.'
operation rc.farmcI BIZ him. IN tle case Of
a soldier named Gr.ii. aoaa u ,,h, ia
been woap2el a-ay adrrnaad ,ost l.,.,.g.
the Naiazots lover in the Crira, \ I,G
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11
The Drunkard'5 Languaga.

There's my money-give me drink .
There's my clothing and food--giye me
drink! There the clothing, food and fire
of wife and ohildten-giyo me drink ,
There is the education OF the family and
the peace Of the house--give me drink
There j, tie rent l have scbbea from my
landlord, fees have robbed frola n.y school
master, and innumerable articles I have
robbed from the shop keeper-give me
drink. Pour me out drink, for yet more
viii I pay for it There's my health of
body and peace Of mind There's my
character as a man, and my profession as a
Christian, [ give up all-give me drink :.
More yet have to give! There's my
heavenly inheritance and the eternal friend
ship Of the redeemed, there IS all hope Of
salvation. 2iye Up my Saviour, [ re
sign al that is great good and glorious in
the universe. I resign forever, that / may
be druaE!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-11

LaTe to ue right. dare to be truel
You have work that no other can do;
Do 1t 50 kindly, so brayely 50 well,
Angels will hasten the story to tell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31
AJOIICE To JUDICIAL OFF, :
~ taking - Testimony Ia cases ul SisFts ~

NOTICE To JUDICIAL OFF & In
~ taking g Testimony Ia cases 81 Sis'es
Quoted or hsrbored by tie enemy. AMI 81 c'i.s' R
perty seized, wasted, or destroyed BY them 80,
L. TIE owner of slaves abdu.ted OF afo"rea :!
the enemy, or of osser property seized, wsssTsi ~
destroyed By them shall. il living, either py - ~
self sttorney make affidavit OF owneEsaig -
OF loss by such abduction harboring, seizure,
destruction If the owner be not living, OF L
boring under the legal disability Of infancy, psA,
ity. eoyersnre. then q e legal repress"ts"s -
sneh owner snail make affidavit OF ow.eIsa'l' NsN
loss or injury. :,
g. Ia no case will the affidavit OF the owner .
tosney, or legal repr, sentative, be taken rs s,s
acnee of the fact OF loss unless IL shan sppeA ia
the satisfaction OF the judicial officer 'SAlIs -
same ;ha. no other and better evidence car Ve
tanned which fact shall distinctly appear IN 'A'N'
tlticate of such officer. As
3. The judicial officer shall rees@e 10 wfiasas -
ora evidence offered in support = tbs aessa ss.
esship, and lose Or injury; and ~, sViassS, "a
reduced to writing. together will he ameas. "a
ken by him. shall ba transmitted ~ BIN 10 'as -
crcsary of State within thirty daes foin sas Gay
hearing. ,,a~a.s
4 The judicial officer sa. staiA Ia his g shSsss
whether the EVIL enee so heard transsaas''@
or Il not, entitled TO credit ,..aaa
s. Evidence shall also be taken er affidavit mas
and transmitted with the other evidence, sne.
the State or county Of which ths owner f.s
loss or Injury was cuzen at the time Oh sac 81
OF injury. and II the time Of offering essarl's'
making aiadsvil .,,sa 20
6. In case the Department should no rsHa,s he
farnish CO. tided copies Of the papers nasa,. Nv
charge for iarpixhing The same. - sssaoiI' Il
oopy. NN n. HnOWNh.
Acting sssrssasy u SsAas'
DIR ARfMxnT on 9TArE. 90 A
&ichnssA o. - Ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31


~ NOTlCE.--The annual meeting OF the
- STOCK II OLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY viii be held at the office of ths
company, in the cry ~ Richmond on WEDNES,
DAY, the 9TH day of November next. Punctual
attendance Of Stockholders il respectfully re.
auested. A W NORTON Sec'y
oc l9-law,N6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31
THOS. II. WYNNE. sr,,


OtFICE x, r. & P 4. r co.
RICHMOND. Oct H. 1861
NOTlOE.-The Board OF Directors, a. IT,,
Y meeting on the 18th inst, passed tie folax
ing resolution:
Resolscd That dividend of two dollars ann =,
half per share on tie common stock Of this an
pany be paid ON the lst dag of November per. y
baokable currency, as to ali sums less than on
hundred dollars and. at the option Of the coupssv
in similar funds in Treasury notes Of the S,s,s a.
Virginia or in the boGds of the Confederate s,ss,
~ 10 ali sums exceeding ore hundred dollars
Or lots n w MArRIIRuO Tyaas,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31
AAbaulln Dispahll
THURSDAY MORNING. I. .ogrs 81. lisa
KENTUCKY, WHERE ART THous

A00 SSA1s ~ "A hNn AnA AkAV y 49,
~ sats IN kra HsknY.
rnserihed to Col. n. G. W,SrlasnIgH, Of Lou
isviii, foz hts gallant Efforts in eeasl Of Soaaeff
undergraduates.
SUI il Censio peace retfessisr
frcaN her proud ard senal foe
S.lita nasiea's hears Is beating
Wnh pasias IA, gAty woa,
Whea the stotln rs risiug Ger uss
And our pilot seemed 10 steer
On the rocks ana saoas before US.
Then our soals grew wild with fear.
WIS., aua eh,,dsea--home's sweet pleasures
Al; were ON that wave washed deck,
And we knew the worlds broad treasures
CoHld not pay Us for the wreck.
While cur gallant si.ip grooming
Like u giant struck vita pain,
We on tended knees were moaning
Weeping tears ,hs' fell In vain.
Lsgh.ning Ger the white foam frightened
Nearer came the fatal shoal
And enr pilot, weak and cgightened,
Steered us ike driveliug fool.
Ssils were shlveyt d--spsrs were broken
BRIGHT stars faded one Big QUE
Sum.er fel--then martyred Jackson--
Ana the crazy ship went down.
undism.y ed we huila another.
he sntifal aud strong aud trim,
And we placed gallant brother
Soufhern hearted 81 the helm.
Then the ifot--swearng loudly
Stamped bis foot with argry frown,
Bui the Stars and Bars waved proudly,
Aud our gallant ship sailed on.
Sill! he threatened to hsrass us
Into meek submissive mood,
And we answered from MaIiassa
In a message sealed with blood.
Flereer grew the wild eontsntion--
Fell his sacrilegous hand,
With - aGrscrer's foul intention,
GA our little Maryland.
BY the jeers with which be hissed her,
Not q Southern blade shall rest,
Til view laid our darling sister
Sa'ely ca her mothers breast.
In tise West the foe exusted
And Missouri'z standing NOW,
Like 8 lofty qsesn iasultei
With crown upoa her brow
VIII her proud fern wear thc letters
Forged by such a nlongcel hordei
Go and read the fatal letters
Traced on Lyons broken sword.
We have sent to yon bright heaven
One uaited, deafness vcw
1Ast our chains shall all be riven,
And, kentacky where art thou!
Should thy foemen pass us
We would bow 4 stric Ken head,
Sad as when az DARK Man.ssa
We were gata ring L p our dead.
On tie day that naa5Iy dasbes
All by hapes of proud release
SEMI US Heary Cl@y's pure ashes,
That his soul may rest in peace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-31

II gQtrESr MADE 40 PHYSIJTAES.--It IL
IN, rsapscstally requested taas the Physicians of
Richmond viii report st tho esi:ca. corner Of Broad
and 9th streets such officers and soldiers undar
hotels and boarding -lloraes stating their conai.
on where alarterrd and. far as practicable, the
regiment ant company 10 which they belo?g. This
lRformasien win greatly rrolacts the puaAc scr
vice.
All offceFs and sol,:ers auaFte'aa Ia priT ate fssl
lies, hotels, and boarding aargea, who have siean
hex but ara not attended BY any pllFsis -, = III
report thsrselyaa ss above statns their condition.
location, company, and resiiaaas.
sMo. II. WINrEI
20 fh--ta Orig f<ssa~si