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OoMMERUIAL.
NEW. YORK niABKKT-Oot. 10


FLOUR-RocoiptS l7,4os bbls. Market dull and
dropping. r
sheS 800 bbls ct IS 9O8S5 ~ for superfne state;
g55095 fer extra state; IS 3J9S5tl for aupernne
Western; t5,5O5g5sO for common TO medium extra
western; S57095s0 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Market dull and droop-
ing. Sales 60 bbls S6,3O5 40 for supeTnns; $3.50
16.6l for common to choice extra.
Rye Fl.UUR-MRrKeJ steady at GQ14, 40 com.
mon 70 choice extra
WHRAT-Reoeipts IA, $40 bush. Market lc lower
Privafe accounts from France are decidedly 'oWer.
Sales ,O0 brsh At SIl90l q for hilWaukee dot I;
Sl,sQ9l,S for winter red Westerni " 34@l33 for
amber Michigan.
RVE-Msrket firm ct 7S6Tso.
BAILEY QHiet and firm at 62272c.
O0RN-Reoeipts 97,349 bnsh. Market very firm,
with fair inquiry. sahs $1,000 bush at C0G62C tor
mixed western.
'OXFs-MaFket Grm at sssia Tor Canadian, vest
ern end stale.
PORK-Market firm. Sales SOD bbls at Sl5,CO9
1878 tor NESS Se,75Q 1910 for prime.
HEEF-maFkst dull.
ryTTF HTEhTR-Aiarket quiet
.L,AHD-hArket hrmer. salss 800 bbls at 81
SUFFER- Selling st7eHo tor OAlOi ndl21S@
GHREsE-MaFkst steady at sa7o common to
WHIsKY-Markstq quiet at 21o. -. 90
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CONNECTIONS are nhdo a MsnroogIls via Ils srn.
dusty Manshold and Newark p. B., st CLYDE Wifh
tto Sandusky, Dayton sad Cincinnati II R' II Trs-
mont Fith ErsgDont Indians T. r., and u Tolsio
Hith the Alfchigan soatheru Hefthsfn lzdis1n
ala telsao and Webazh Railroads soT Chioago, De
galro Alton Sc. Louis End an polntl Wetts North
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toiad0 and fhs
Wet g s;l0 A. T., rs ?. n and $40 2. 4. Erom
''ileo'Hs q go a ~ RHoEERli
I ruavarsn6 a,,. 10 Yoer ~ y HoOA5. HoO-is-
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AarteaItnEaI.

NEW HONEY-WE HAVE
IN just receiVed very nice lot Of this years.
Money In boxes OF from six to twenty pounda
geiEht. Yer aAlebY = fAIR SON.
IDUBLIN MUSTARD-WE
~ haEs rsceiEed on conaignment . yeET nice ar
Hclo Of Mustard, manuiacturec IN Dublin lreland-
We acae racommend e as being nr1t-rate article
W. ~ v 'A' ~ - ''- J. Stab son.
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INTERESTING STATE CORRESPOND
i-# roal1l EECE. f
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C0afGtttoitErr.

John SGHRlNKa a ,
Having removed to his new quarters,
no. 20, LYMAN's BLOCK
OPPOsITE THE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
q prspared 70 receive the calls Of his friends and
the public ct large. r.......- .-.r.. l-
Wholesale AND RETAIL as usual. -.--. l-
s- OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
q we'll a. the choicest eatsbleS served ug at mo.
ment'B notico. rF f-r ...
,.s7 DINNER IS sERVED DAILY
fir the accommodation Of persons having buEiness
ct the Court House. sad a .a .a
KIHEETT ALE on ,DRAUGET. ~
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{ lhEYELAND 8 PITTSBtjItgA
- YELAND, UOLUMbUo q
OIEsIEEArI RA1LsoAD.
SUMnER ARRANeEnEHT. lef
1d after Monday. Juns nth 7ggI 1900

1851. SUMNER ARRAseE,rv,r Is1
On and after Monday, june lDfhi 1851, Pss5snfa
Trains will leave Cleveland as folloHn:
$40 A. n N y. q Cincinnati EKpross-Stop6InFl
Beraa, Grafton, WELLINGTON, EaW Lonaon.
-H- ealemy Shelby, Crsstline, Gallon. ellasd,
gardington, Ashley, Delaware, La2is
Centre, W0rthtl gton, reaching -C0llhl-
bus At l0.50 A. r., Cincinnati at l;20 ?. -
and Chicago Wis Crestiiusat T.09 P. n
40 p r. AccoDmodatiOn-StO topping At Al 6tatioEa
and arriving at C0lu1l5u 80 ?. 4, znd
i:s p T. Might EsProsi5sso65ias at an sta.i6uu
north Of Cre5tline, and a. Gallon, ,0arding-
ton, Delaware and At al other stations, .
leave passengers only, arFiYing as Do
lumbCs at ll:l5 P T., and CinoiRnatf at 5:z6
I s. Il. Chicago via Crsstlils. st 80 A. n.
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TONFEUTIONEKY & FRUITS.
S1l- KOULD 4 RUKSER,
185 SUPERIOR ST.,
OLEYRLAED, OHIO.

Since ths destruction Of our stand, No. l22 BuPe-
For street, have taken the large and commodiou1
bnding, No. S5 Superior street. and fitted tt up In
style suDarioT "a anything ia the city.
-....- q t,.a. o D r AfRh0 -
Tor the serving Of Cakes, Creams Soda &C., on the
second doOr, are large, airy and light and neatly
furnished, and with facilities can assure our
eultomers that We can serve them In much better
style than formerly.
In connection with the Wholesale and Retail
rRUIT AID CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
We aEe prepared % supply
s5- WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
10 the entire satiaiaotion OF Qustomers with every
8rticlo needed on such occasiOna.
Our stock Of Hliioss Pickles, Preserves, and Fresh
Canned Fruit, LObgtsrs Salmon, &ot ia very large
snd win Be kept IN sonSat supply, Of the very best
OUR SODA FOUNTAIN. .--s
b we'll supplied, and viii honor al drafts made on It.
RW-We ara wholesale manufacturers sf
d. CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
OF every VARIETY and also wholesale dealers In Oh.
AHaES, ,EEmONB, BANANHAB and FOREIGN
HRUITs Of every description, sad jas Of all kindP.
- CIGARS Of the ohsicest brands can always Do
| hound. iylssB:n
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RECoREOLsAN0B TOWARD FAIR
HK.
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| a1G 8alI S9aa9Ig0W
YHE PENNSYLVANIA -CFE5-
4 TRIAL RAIBROAD, lF71
~ vsl,r
WITH rs cusElsorIoHs,j 80
Is A FIRST-CLAi3ss ROUTE
10 ALL E4sTERE OFzYES
THnEE DAILY TslISs froa Prr5rssS5URsE
An eonneeiing asrsetfo Fss York;
14 Via Philadslphis.
TWO FROM HARRIsBBRGH 10 HEW ToPT.
Via Allentown. sI rnr--lI
. DAILY OoSAKcTIoBs TO BALTIMOREl
SAFETY, SPEED AND CoEFoRT CoWs1ErD.
Fare cad Tine sane a etksr Routes.-
RB-Hsggags Checked throush--ail trsnafs-. r--,5
Connections made st arrilburgh, VIA AIisnto1a
run through Z On PittsbHEgb - lsHeT City vita
ols ehange oi Csrs. L 49,. go.
Ritt9bu1shs Which are seed either b. Phiiaaslshil
s-T 1isa slslla l1s
OF aFREIGHr OAERIED EAST OF WEgF, lfi
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD
With Great Bisdztsh AMI at Low Rates
EEOOH LEWfs,
Gen'i Sup's. Alrools, "a
~. H. HOhME5, Gen'l ~ stern Anenf.
ineianaD5lis, Ind sspzezf
TMPORTAh 80 .-ALL fS5555r57zi-7TI
u PsTsons Purehasing Tickets - ~
ior - soseph and othsr points in Northern Nj .ou-
r. ths etate q ehaag. Or tho rsrFitoriss, shouil
'st on yiag tickets thEt zeal By the
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.
Tho only rail route from St. ouis 70 81. Jossrb.--
hours 10 the remOtezt uached By rail- and u
always a. chap as auy other. ..- 80 Il.
Buy your Tick o 10 kan5as and all POINTS IN
Northern Missouri by the Ncrlhgrn 2 i5goufi H. ~
ISAAC =. BrUEHEgH,
Rres and Gen U Supt. Of the n. d. b. g..
HAekl u. sl4MOHS, Agent. sDeHN
( lLlGg ELAND n TOLEDO s g
ssL sUNnER ARRAEoEnnHf. Hi.
On and Eftsr Monday AUgust iy 1859, Tlains WfIruh
daily tsuldaXs. 0EneNtedl e. i0iloRu:
'oS A. H. yn4sl,go ~ korsss-Stgpplng a. heree, ira.
toas Vherltn. " bsllelnens orE'alk. EonroS.
and Arrives II o'sdo at sue A. n. l1IrIs
SO SIS y. 81 ierrolt at 100 p. d.
zo0 ? .. Ehrough liaii-stapplng Ef sli 8tatto1Ion
ths S91shSfa Division, arriving e T0isdoB3
isso :. n Mail stops st az stsioaa -ss Of ss1u-,r,
on Eorthern Divisi0n, and srriVa1 q Ea1
dusty &c 8:ib Rsu.s
tts ?. q. telegraph ETDress-stoggta5 at Bsrsa,
q l4 0rE1tQnt Ohgriin, lg azeman, ti0T7allr tlOns
nrOeE1le, bellevue, Oigde fremont, anH
srsiyes e. 30isdo e SO ?. M.i 06iulEoEs
9l - 515-I-.ll - ASA lafs sug
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are mad at MsnroogIEls Win Ihs EEa-
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M0TIOE.-ALL THESE HAY-
! = ING any inns e yainBt ms, ooutsactsf SINCE
jane I'D. l,59 will prsase present for settlement
With ihirtF dali from datO J. hOBF.
octlE3tT Cor Erfa 4 4 fnsman Efa
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YLEYELAND 9 AKIA b. 3.
n K 1TxAPRRss iT5RAIH-si0p1Iis e

us A. 4. MIGHT EKPRESS TRAIH-5torplag as
GiraTd, AEhtabuls and PsinesTiile o. ~ and
arrives at Cleveland e. 4.33 A. y. -.l
lO.oe A. n. MAI, TRAIN-St0ppinFs st all Stationa
' 70 sxoept EaybroOk, Dni5nvilia, Kerry Meme
- tor aud Wicklifs, and arrive e elsValAnd
at Is45 P. 4, s
I7s5O p n, DAY EXPRESS STBAIN-StoppinF aa Gi-
fard, Conneaut, Ashtabuia and fainesFill9
.e only, and arrives Rt GieVeland e. 40 ?. =,
ACCOMMODATION TnAIh VIII leave 0onneGus
at 500 A. ~. stopping at ali 8lEtion1i and
arriving at Cleveland at s.l0 A. X,
An the trains going westward connect at Clsgeland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Colul1brli llin-
nail ST. Louis, 6e and al the trains going lard
oondsct at Dunk irk with the tran1 81 ta u. = y >.
Railroad, and At Buffalo with those o. tha heW York
Os1trll and Bu1Ilo 9 New. NoTk Citg BsilroaIlsa
--...5 Il. GCrTINGkAM, saP'6
Ulsysland, Nay 3, 1851. ~ 5a . f1la
CLE EVELAND AND MAHOnlING
NJ or IA ROAD. hua asa
THIS TABLA No. Is-To take sfeet On and oilsT
THURSDAY, March 2lst, I8sl = ---Ar
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nALLooN yIsws og EnB nNRMY.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE REBELS ABANDONING
LEESBURG.

OTHER IMPORTANT REBEL MOVE.
hTRNTs. ~
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CQiAAlbesi 19fsu,-s-z-ss1-k laiuu1bua. and WanFn
RsilrOad, for Asnis, D5t TIL - -
Terro Haute, st. Louis HerroVs hoE1lands
and Cincinnsti, and with tbs Ohio Mi1-
dE5ippi BGiiroad at Ginginlati i1r tz1-lig-
vile, EFanaTillg, Cairo, st. Loui5s aud Al
points On the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Bsiroad for Newark, Eanss-
vile, Whssiing, &c, C1luInb o., Piqu1 ane
Indiana Railroad for Pidca, Urbana, &c.
~ For Tickets 70 all pOint8 sad il nioruatio1 -
glJ at the Passenger Station. -..
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JoHH Ross,
Principal Chief Cherokee Nation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-10-16
NO. 16.

noise Of preparation to kill is tremen-
dcns. The very earth trembles every
hour with the discharges Of artillery.
training, or firing at enemy's out
ports. We learn that the activity Of
preparation is much increased for .
few days. 1t is thought that we are on
the eve Of a great battle; but Generals
Scott and Mcclellan keep their own
counsel. We have received our guns
the finest German Rifles, will shoot
200 yards. Robert Dale Owen
has been in our camp several times
took great interest in securing good
guns for our Regiment, &c. &c. Edi-
tor, haint told you half-but this is
too long already. All tolerably we'll.
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GRAsDnorHER GRAsDY.- old
GRANDMOTHER CRANKY | How she loved
children Il was one OF her chief pleasures
10 get group Of girls into her parlor seat
them round her easy chair, and talk TO them
sbout things she had seen and heard during
her long but happy life.
Girls" said she. one day, s.hsve Won
ever noticed that poplar tree that grows in
NY door ysrd!"
"Yes, ms'am; Il is very much bsnt,'' re-.
piled some Of the eirIs.
VERY much bent indeed. the old Isdv
said; "and I always feel guilty or having
spoiled its shape
"You spoiled its shape grsndmot her ~ 70.
torsed the girls. I'VE always thought Il
grew 90 itself"
"Yes Il grew 90, but Il was because The
strongest winds blew down street. Issw
Il begin 10 bend when Il wss saplinr, and
knew that II did not have Il tied 10, i,s
beauty would be spoiled. But l neglected
~ and now u is too large 70 be brought
back TO i.s proper shape.
.Yes. ',is pity" the old lady remarked,
lifting her hands o she spoke; .but twill
be greater pity u ycu, girls. are left like
my tree, 70 grow up forming bad habits AMI
unchristian characters. For thought, ~
the grace Of God, you should Afterwards Be.
come pious. you would carry the marks Of
POUR wrong carly habits 70 The grave. Il
: bss'. therefore. for you 70 begin doing
md being right now. % that you may grow
1p beautiful and beloved By al who know
v,u'
The girls had grown ::thoueh,ful while
Granny YES speaking. They
'sver Psssed the poplar tree shsr the, hour
Without thinking Of what she ssid. Ihops
heir thoughts led them to ny 10 grow Up il
he fear Of God and the practice " thsr
sy.
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merchant his store, the mechanic his work
shop. the banker his exchange, and the pro
lfessionsl man his Office, and devote them
selves 10 their county. and By enrolling
themsslves sithsr in the services OF IN,
General Government or under the militar,
law OF the State, be prepared 10 defend shsi
country and their homes. Every man il
hs State capable Of bearing arms should
b In The service Of the General Govsrnms . nj
lor the State. Let personal esss and priv s,e
interests submit 10 the overriding neces.
snies OF the hour. and let us show 10 the
world by the sacrifices We sre willing 10
make 10 person and property. ths, We are
worthy Of our sires. and deserve 10 retain
theonheri,sncs they have bequsathsd to
Us
Upon those who remain st home, I would
urge the solemn duty Of making provision
for the families Of those who have or may
hereafter enter the army. The soldier in
the field should have the sweet assurance
that his wife and children. and sll who are
dependent upon his labor for living. would
be provided with sufficient food and cloth
ne. Such On assurance would nerve his
'rm in the hour Of battle and enable him
70 bear with cheerfulness the hardships
md privations Of soldiers life. l, would
'e lasting disgrace 70 our people il tho
ami'y OF any soldier should want for bread
= raiment while our country 10 full to
'verhosing with The necessities Of life.
IN time like this. we should give tree.
y Of our substance for the relief OF those
whose husbands, fathers and brothers are
eriling their lives ia battle.
! therefore earnestly recommend tbs,
very town. township and neighborhood
AXE efficient and systematic steps for the
" compiishmcnt Of this purpose.
q. p. Morrow.
Governor OF Indiana.
October ]. 1861. X
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The Chicago Tribune forcibIy re-
marks that the friends Of emancipa-
ton Of the slaves by the Government
during the war assume that the slaves.
after emancipation, will remain In
the South, because the South needs
labor. Hence they say, largo num-
bers Of negroes will not come into
the Northern States to compete wiiIr
tho white working men already there.
a moments reflection will teach how
unsonnd is this theory. If the slaves
are emancipated, it will be as an act
Of war, and therefore against the will
OF their masters, who will not rccog-
nlze their freedom, but will keep them
in servitude if they can. Il not this
sos II it is, the negro must either
run to the North or lose his freedom.
These will be his alternatives. Hence
emancipation, as an act Of war. means
The overrunning OF the North with
large bands offreed negroes, who will
compete with white men in labor, (if
hey can be induced to labor,) or who
will fill our jails, work houses and
and be supported by tho
public. This is so self-evident that
We can not imagine how it can DO
doubted.
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OH McFARLAxE.-Among the Tennes.
sessns now in camp 10 Kentucky is : little
fellow Of shout five feet four inches, with
gray and grixzled beard. dilspidstsd nose,
and an eye @ keen a. fshhawk's. The
manner of bic escape was remarkable and
highly ingenious. He headed large squad
q HE nsighbors, and sIudsd ,hs rebel pick.
ets by wearing : sleeps bell on bic head,
and bIss'ing away over the mountains, fol.
lowed By baud Of men who did Iikewis
By shis siratsgem hs deceived tho rebel
scouts. and passed within few feet of them
through one Of the most im3ortsnt mounssin
passes. Old McFsrlane (for shIs u ths
name Of the hero of the bslls) thus Won the
'obriquet Of the "bell.wsthsr,. b. which
name hs psssss oil through tho camps. Hel
rough and go,d hunored old man. With
full supply o. mother vii. and spssks of
''mssif % "Undev sizs and over 80 for !
'cldisr," which b literally 10.
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Secession Anecdote.

| J'mes Jackson, OF North Alsbams, vel
k$own 10 New Orlesn.. particul.rl, to Ii.
'ur6tss thercs bnu,s, volunteered 20 . prl
vate. and joined the 4ih Alabsms Regiment
which suffered 90 severely on tho 2lst. o.
The first charge Of that gallant regiment !, ne
vas shot through ,ha Iuugs. and when the
regiment was pressed osck he wss lsf,
smcng the killed and wounded Shortly sf.
ter Yankee approached him and ssid:
'Fhend. yon appear 70 be badly wourdsd ;
what can DO for ycui"-Jackson replied.
-.Ssms water, for Gods sske!, The Yam
kee in giving him the water noticed fine
fob chain hooked in bic vest, snd s.id.
Young man see you cannot survive; rive
me your watch and will send Il 10 your
mother" Jim looked al him ssksnt and
ssid "Horse, thu, game is played ont; |,
know you will take the watch from me. and
want 70 make q trade with you. If you
ill place me in the shade and fill my can
een with water. will give you the watch. :"
The trade vas struck 10 minute. end pla.
ting Jim In the shade and filing bic cantesD
mill Il gurgIed over. Jim told him 10 unhook
her enc draw her out; and before he left
laid 10 him thst il ever he should make u
match race. and wished to know the spesd
u his horse. 10 time him with that watch
or be had given $2s5 for il Al Liverpool,
md there never was better one turned ou,
rom the msnufscsory. jim 10 getting veil,
'sving lsid until Monday about ten o'clock
'sfcre he wac found. and declared that HE
watch trade was the bss, he ever made
ince he had arrived a. mans estate.
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~ The 6rst snow Of the season fell q
Tsrrysll mines Colorado Territory. on sno
s7sh % August. The total population of
that Territory. i twenty. Eve thousand, ihrss
hundred and twcDty.nine.
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: EDIroR JASPER COURIER: 27tI
: Regiment Indiana foot volunteers
lCol. Colgrove) left Indianapolis 70
!, this city the 18th Sept, and after
n tedious journey Of 700 miles arrived
q here on the 10Th, with the loss OF two
: men, killed by the train running of
the track in Ohio. Four cars wer.
crushed to splinters. 1t was wonder
|ful and seemed providental that nc
, more lives were lost, seeing the mum
! ber Of cars oil the track, and the en-
'ltre destruction Of four ofthem. Ma
Dor Mehringer was considerably
bruised but has entirely recovered.
cannot pass over Ohio without men
tloning the great kindness shown to
the soldiers of our Regiment by the
Buckeys. Almost every town we
passed--if the train stopped moment
the Ladies, and all the little girls.
God bless them) came running with
buckets Of water and Baskets of pro
visions, &c. &c. Especially those Of
lWooster-they will be remembered
many days hence. The people Of
Pittsburgh were exceedingly kind
and gave the whole Regiment good
supper. Bnt Harrisburgh. the Capt.
tol, is mean. miserly place. We
could not even buy anything to eat
lay in the Depot all night, and left
there in Stock cars and hungry
But old Baltimore, that city of Mobs.
redeemed herself. We arrived there
at II o'clock, =, M. Tie Railroad
Conductor advised us to pass through
chad to walk from one side Of the city
to the other) very quietly, and we
would not be molested, as all but the
Police would be asleep. Well we
disembarked and moved on still:
nothing was heard but the regular
tramp Of the soldiers; when wcreached
The top Of the hill in the heart Of tic
;ity- moon shining brightly-the la
lies began to wave andkerchicfs and
mail flags; then a watclman stepped
Ind said those ladies had prevailed ,
N him to awaken them whenever ale
regiment passed in the night, that
hey might greet them in this patrio-
ic style. Then it was tbat the silence
i the night was broken the word
vas given: TIE LADIES or Da.-uMoRE--
hoosIER SALUTE. Then every lung .
expanded and such shout-lonc and
bud, a thousand throats screamedP p
nth their nights, and On we went.
'resently other white arms were
hrust ont Of windows high up, wav-
ng the little star spangled banners. !,
hen the head OF the column would u
aise the shout, which woulc be taken
P and carried for back to the rear. .
When we came near the Depot for y
mbarking we were halted by some
d gray headed man. and ordered;, !,
form in the street and rest upon our l,
napsacks. Then out come the bread
reese, ham, and good hot coffee in |liI
and every one was served %
his satisfaction, which, by the way, :"
as not small in,quantity, seeing we = \
% not eaten for Is hours. This large =
'use was called Soldiers Relief. 70
Then we went aboard, and passed h
ELAY House., and on to Washington. an
d encampcd on Kalarama Hights. up
full views Of the city and the great N
lpitol. Gen. McClellan's balloon II,
'es every morning and evening in nc
= view, remains up from one to vi
roe hours taking observations. the
9 can overlooka q large extent Of .hs
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