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The New York herald., 1862-08-08
News from SAN Francisco.
THE EXCITEMENT IN THB GOLD MARKET.
Saw ER ISfusoo Cal August 5. lS6

Saw FRANCISCO, Cal, August s, 1867.
The ship wild Pigeon sailed for Valparaiso to-day.
The bark Z. A. Rawlings, the employ Of the govern
ment recently wrecked At the mouth Of the Colo
RADIO river She had cargo Of commssary stores valued
at $500 900.
The work the new levee around Sacramento Is pro-
crossing energeticaly Tho levee will 5000 Ooo
and is to be from eight to feet high and Of sufficient
strength to leave for apprehension Of future
inundatons.
The first train OF overland cmigrants from Iowa arrived
last week at Powder river mines, Oregon. They expo
renced no trouble ON the road getting along without
difficulty. Three companies Of oregon cavalry had gone
out to meet them.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

Now that the young Princes Of Ito Orleans dynasty are
returning 10 Europe there win be scarcely one Of their
sincere well wishers so III judging infatuated 10
regard with any other feelings than those OF satisfaction
the determination at which they have arrived, either
through their good sense the wisdom or their
couusclors And IN England The number Of usir friends
nconsideyat, IS their reputation locked upon
with evil eye IL peculiar trait Of eur people 10
entertain the deepest sympathy for the OF the
great and when TO this II 10 superadded tnat such mis-
fortunes have been undssered respect and compassion
are with US soon nded into stronger feelnge More
ovss the family of Louis Philippe has special claims
upon good will and friendship. The policy Of
that sagacious and well intentonsd ruler Wac at times
somewhat crooked than we could have dee. ed In
the matter Of the Spanish marriages especially IL
suspected that II the object Of the French Court TO
toned II must be ownea that the french Minister
rian Of the period bas made some sort OF defence by
throwing much Of ths blame incurred py his sovereign
upon the trsditionary reserve Of of most
celebrated public characters Yc, upon . calm retro
spect Of the whole Of Louis phippes reign, men Of al
parties n England ARE disposed TO believe that there
10 portion Of French history which demands
their admiration 10 higher degree, aud this not
because they are actuated by mere impulse, but
% most reliable .yiseses Il Is AIRED upon al hard that
cordial understanding oih MS country hs primary
ed u Lcis Phtppes foreign policy the warmest sup
porter OF Napoeonism, which 10 It's present phase lays
claim 70 regard upon substantially the grounds,
Will be induced 70 make at least this CONCESSIONS the most
eloquent opponent u both dynastes Lamarne taking
this for his basis has laid upon IL very durable ac-
eusaon. But 40 not Influenced by pure sslshness
in assigning high place to the government Of July;
other material considerations led US 20 se sentiment
Great Napoleon III has proved himself in the arts Of
peace feel hat he had his precursor the enterprise
OF the Orleans family. They the first TO turn
the attention Of France to the systematic development
Of her internal resources. Considerable, however,
az Is the praise due 10 these undertakings, il is
almost swallowed up In the natural admiration with
which regard tho constitutional character Of Louis
Phfppc's reign Tho parliamentary principle seemed at
that tine 10 have taken rmer hold of public opinou IN
France than II had done before or has done
and this result attributed mainly 10 tho ability aud
moderation of the regnng family political phloso
phsr like lie Tocquevillo statesman, orator aud de-
batter like Guizot much the ornaments of British
az they were of French Institutions 10 these ysys
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THE SOLDIERS BIBLE.

There will PROBABLY continue to BE-. a.
therr 80 ainays been. adherence II opinion
respecting the housstv, ietssrity AID sinrer-
iiy Of gsBmweA. Bat one th.6e 4 prtty
vel settIed, VIZ: whatever hIs character
ara conduct mas aass Drams alter be
gained tae dazzling Cite W political pow
er. II. commenced It's c1reer d detngt ard
trne man; aRd his army vss composed 81 good
n.en. filed with deere T. promote the glory
Of cd ard tie welfare Il their country.
Canaelfs cousin. the celebrated join
lIampIea. once begsa II gpbraid I'm inr se-
Iecting such mn to- his s0idiers. aid com
pared them with those Of the kings army.
. Your truops." aid He, "are most 81 them
0ld iecayed serving nm and iapsters, and
saca KIM II tr.l1ss; 4ai iAgiis ~ gentle
mems Younger sons, and persons II groI
quality. AMI 10 yoa think that tie mean
spirits Of such bsse md mean lellaWs viii
ever be able % encounter geuaemen that
have honor AMI courage and resolution ID
them: Ynr mu,t Ct men IA spirit. ani
take III rs III II ! Say, III spirit talt III
Is likeiY - 70 d, far a. gentleman vii 70.
or else al sure Yol will be 1e4ten It'll !.
4 HaMDHer, however, VA convinced by a
short conversation viii Cromwell. hat gott
men made better soldiers than mfre gentle.
men S re has himself @ft'ea--" accord.
ingg raised such men as iad lhefesr u God
before them. and made some conscience 81
What they did. Aud from thai dly forward
ihey we're never bratrn but whenever ihey
we're engaged against the enemy sl,sy beat
continually"
Those persons who are fond af seeing CO.
ineldeDce- and pressing comparisons 70 their
extreme limit, mas end wonderful III.
stance IL cause aud EFFECT ii lie iacl thal tie
success 81 Crpmwell's army commenced i'm
medtsle.} on Tue publication of . The Sol
dier's Pocket Bible ! and they never lost a
battle.
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mi wIsa MERE nLeH.r


Il aish we're rith. would buy every
talag," cried CHarlie.
re sBn. moon and star.: Inquired
William.
50; everything ;hlt eaa = had far no.
ner.
That I TIT happiness" sail William.
Get faur 1T. Charlie, and come with
nc to SIR MortIsans said b.. father.
Oh please not, papa. he Is such disa.
grrvs5ie, ii scrabble uld mar. vii his crsss
iasss asd gouiy ioat, hubb'lag shout nd
gfoaning."
!. ihihk .nu would lire 70 life With hin, :
aid his father.
=. papas would rather lie down in a
coal pit"
With hip roa anali hats III that can
be bought uilA money"
:. recaat; zee Il Won, IL" said hst
ie. Health cannot be bought wiih M.
ney.'
Mr. ! temper nor friendship, or
Iilf. sa. ,ii.4u.
Aho,s d. aiJtI ihsir father. tie II
,ptpf 10 8sgt be ag4g aIib money. Dc
,ohsen - much u i 5 Cd gives, an.
sefk t1us .HsHf
l.a- i.4t q c.. ta. .a Il s5nfsai.
Ylag sas.t hai nl.l pcsi e sftni."
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From the Index.
THE SOLDIERS PRAYER, AND WHAT IT
ACCOMPLISHED FOR HIM.
BY REy. W. II, ROBERT.


Il il stated in an old magazine which J
once read. in one of the companies that help-
"a 10 constitute an army in the days Of Corn
wallis, there was pious soldier, an obscure
Irishman,. 4 private in the ranks. Such was
his marked piety, that it secured him the
hatred of the wicked around HIM, and such
his constant attendance on his secret hours
for nraver. as 10 cause his enemies to suspect,
arraign and Try him for intercourse " .
|clandestine manner with the enemy at the
hour Of twilight on each day. Ia VAN did
this man declare his innocence-'n VAIN as.
sert that he was loyal soldier and subject
ia the King. The malice OF his enemies
ragged very high, they demanded and secur-
ed his condemnation TO death as traitor on
some day yet TO come.
When the strange circumstances Of TINS
case we're made known 10 Cornwallls, he de-
tcrmined to investigate the matter himself
and had the man summoned 10 his presence,
AGAIN he declared his Innocence, and IN his
simple earnestness told hnw he desired CON-
munion with his Gnd. such as could not be
enioyed in the crowded tent, but might DC
| IN Inc deep retirement Of the forest, al the
solemn hour al twilight. Well sir!' then
said the marquis, | suppose il you have
practicei SO much you are now quite able e
pray J" ,
aAs 10 ahility," said the humble man. "
cannot boast of that"
i TIE Marquis insisted thst the man should
pray aloud before him. On his knees before
i The man. but 10 bis God lie poured out nj,
sou! In such streams Of earnestentre -, and
imelting tenderness. a II reach the heart Y
lCornWall, himself. NheA title pfayef va
ended. lie took him BY the hand, and sal'
he kHew that no man could thus pay WIT
wzs not In hsbituai communion aith God
. He not only reversed the sentence. but took
that mn into his confidence. and advanced
him among his personal attendants.
Soldier what this man did, yoa can do
You can End time, if you have bssri Il
pray.
You can. If you have viii, ind SOM
place even for secre; PRAYER.
You NAV suffer persecution. and endur'
sore trial, because yaa viii pray. Yet Go
will hear aud deliver yan.
Soldier. PRAYER vii always pay Us true
praying breath was never spent IN vain
It Payer makes lie dukened clouds vtadfiw;
Piayeg climbs he ia let Jacob saw.
Gives exeIeise ~ iaEh an lose;
Bsass s.esy hisssins from above
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coLoNEL MoReaN 80 4 noRsE.

We have Just EARNED az instance u the
brave Morgan getting . Nurse from vile
Tennessee Tory, shieh is equal 70 the eK.
plots Of McDopald or Sergeant Jasper 10
The frat resDlution.
Itwss soon after he and BIZ sqssdrons had
Ieii Corinth o. The their iste eIpsdiiion 10
Cave CITY. They lad just crossed over The
Tennessee river, and bad not got e Palas.i,
where lie captured sseh = large number Of
Yankees. Two M Li8c0In's guuboais pass.
ed I'D lie river towards Decatur, While Nor.
gan an bic men stood Oh the bank aud looked
Al thea pas,on. They proceeded but short
distance lili.hey came 70 The house d ram.
pant Tennessee Tnry, who was veiairiEg AZ
Ire Slaughter II those whom he should nave
claimed a. fellow citizens, and hoped the
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HAye Losr Ny Way" | have lost my
way," little girl said TO me this morning,
She had wandered too far from her fathers
house. ~ want 70 20 hame," the child said.
anu her tears fell thick aud fast upon the lit
tie hands.
/ led the little lost one home; and u was
sweet 10 witness the rejoicings Of the parents
over the restored lamb.
have lost my way, ! repeated sadly Y
myself. in these deep labyrlnlhs Of lie my
| ieei wander ia strange paths; the fruit which
/ | had SO iondly coveted, like The apples OF
Seldom. turned 10 ashes on ny lips; menoe
ries If nv clad. prayerful childhood comes
sweeping over M soni. ! have LETT my ia
Tiers house, and /, too. ,waal 70 90 home.
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last rebel would soon meet his doom. This
vile enemy TO his country thought our brave
partisans we're Union soldiers who had just
come of the boats that passed up the river.
He gave them cordial welcome, and offered
to feed them, but they were not in need OF
anything in that line.
But the gallant chief noticed that the tory
had a very fine horse, and wanted to pur...
chase him. The tory didn't want to sci.
him--he was a splendid young horse. and
suited his purpose SO well; but be finally
concluded to part with him for good price,
for the sake Of the Union cause. Morgan
took the horse at $3.50, paying for him with
an order on General Buell., which the tory
readily accepted, Morgan signed his own
name to the order. "JoHS IL. MORGAN" IN
bold hand, but the fellow did not once
think Of his being the famous Confederate
par,zan while he remained-perhaps not
/ Till he had presented the order TO Gen. Blu
ell for payment, which he doubtless did al
the earliest moment possible; but We have
mot learned whether il was paid OF not--we
guess II was not albania LatsAhgsneer'
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ANMPoRrAST DISCO YERy'
fottAe Cute 81
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS IOUGHb
AND COLDS.
THE MAK0R ARABIC A,
Discovered b. MISSIONARY while travelling



10 Arabia.
A IL Who sre suffering from Consumption should
- use the hAkUKA ARABlCA, discovered ~
Missionary IL Arabis.
All nhs ~ ihtsseasd uah Cohsunplisn should
use The MAK0KA AkABICA, disscstitd ,! Ms
sionsfy 10 Aissfa,
Al, uho are soffting from Dronshiiis should uss
ihe MAhoRA AkABiLA, discorrfsd y Missiohsfl
IN Afaaia.
All sAo ofe suffering iion sore Throat Coughs and
Colds. should use The MAkOkA ARABIC a, diteo
sefesd By Missicnaly 10 Arslis.
Al who are Suffering from Asibms. tefoins end ln.
pufIies y The blood should We ihs hAhukA MA
BlCA, discovered ~ Missionary ~ Arabia.
II euses Consumption.
II cules Bronchitis.
Il curss sois Throat, Coughs end colds
n cures shma sefolula and Impurities Of Blood
THIS onsqusllsd remsdy IL nov icr the frsi TINE IN
hoduced 20 the public.
u WIS Pfovidcntially discovered W Missionary
While taseling in Arnbis. lie Nsscuftd 81 toneump.
ion ~ il usc siisr hi. case hsd bssp bOs
less BY learned Physicians 10 BufIe.
fle has forwarded 10 IN wfiiinp full account OF
bis own extraordinary and 81 nunhti 81 other
cures which have under bis obssfsaion and also
q foil account 81 The msdnIne.
Al his request. AMI impeilsd ~ desire 10 ciitud
knowiedge ~ ibs Umtdy 10 the public. We hs,e bed
bis Communication printed 10 fsnthlet loim ior ftss
distribution lit interest 10 fnlaLtfd b. on sffort
which be gives Of sone 81 ihs scenes 81 the syIisn mss
sscIes phrh BE- obiausd from thsss who were suhsIu
IN thai awful tragedy,
This psmphlri nay Be sblsiBed 81 our Office, o. u
will he sent ire ~ mail 10 ~ who aprlt fof ".
W. impon the MAkoRA ARABIcA direct tom
snyrnslhfoneb the hruse Of cleon Oyhppus' END
~ have susSs on hand foil supply put W 10 bottles
ready fos use With fplI dirsetinns. 49,.
Prce owe sull.s o. betts Sent BY natl. on fseeip
Of price. snd "a esnls fef postage
fof sale, wholesale ard fst " ~
LEEDS, GILMORE K CO..
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty ~. MY
Also, BY DraeeiAts gensTsy. ~.
March 10. I-itM
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TnenLl.Eiye poIlar. Reward.

DAS hwsy ION The tasscdssr, gu Saturday ihe
- gGiA II Jsnuafy isst. ~ negro boz Anthony
.si ~ - shltisa yslloN compilation. i've feet
siH q seven inches high. abort eighteen ~ tWfnls
years Old. snj supposed "a weigh 4heui enc handies
lnJ forts o. one hsadred ssd ffy pounds. lie has .
heavy bead q bsif md talks short when questioned.
md no d1ld he I irving 10 PISS for free boy wall
give thr Shove cRs8 lt III delivery 10 me d Pro-.
peel Hill clswsi eouniy. ~ eonhnemen, " any sii
9 'a'' can ss' nm. P.L. WARREN.
March IL. if-si
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less il. especially !" inahurricane Of bullets
.bu, this only shows that lie possesses the
ability 10 exhibit his faith By his works"
more clearly than is common.
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HaLIggoR0TGE. n. G.

subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that their stock is now complete having IN
t THIRTY Thousand Dollars worth Of Goods selected for TINS
Lt ali &c which we offer sale small advance on city IN
nce or on toays price headquarters for such goods E
= 81 JUST RECEIVED liz
hh. Imn Oil bs Moasses Syrup Black Emeled Can k
III - and Alligator SKINS ~
ii ~ o business acW Be conducted The Cash System atoc
We ,oiR b,a for cash and sell for cash III
Y pay market price for IN
pay Oats Flour Corn &C. Batter Eggs &C. James eh
~ and Wooen and Cotton all kinds Flax and Tow Cloth
all kinds. Flax Seed &C. IN
M Home madcS hoes,O Hops, and Potatoes
The foods
III q
be .
n 4
~ 90 night We n oherst call
III ihorough. IS "a
,, - 1880 go go -,
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FoR ma LADIES.

lDHALON's Paphisn Loiion for removing fscilss
tan. sunbun snd pimplss, snd mskisR the skin
snoolh sad snh Alec feinJyes Balm Of Thousand
PioUets, for ssis bY
J G. TURRENTINE q SON
Febssay7. 2s-
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Uxeoxsctous IaFLuEScE. - We recently
read memoir Of A devoted servant Of God
who sprung fram an obscure I'm III, but u
whom X II said tat he VA. early Impressed
aiih his falhei's strict observance OF the
Sabbath.
He also had .Iistiaet recollection. when
bar few years I'D, Of ths great care and
uncrasin- Kindness which III paid II his
mo.her during her iilness-his morning. -.
.uiuity and lis evening attenunns when
returned from his labors Ia tie fci,i, aud.
though possessing bu, slender means, oil his
manly concern 70 prayide her lie very besi
medical sdyiCe uithin his reach: not per
.hsps. thinking TIA, the spg II hts ircsi'se
sas drinking in The essna, which, wien .
nan. husband aud father. IN Md be exeH
pli6ed in a similar course Of eopdact IN the
several relations Of life. How we'll u the
.llttle chambers in The memories 81 al chile
dren were hung with such bright hnasehol !.
pictures. ard that parents on ali hands Serd
coneefard to supply then.
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Approved y ali DE Passions of shs City.
larss sdiliSn o. the aboss should be printed before
he type Is distributed will coat $50 10 frtes them.
The naaser aud ya,siy viii b ne'sased - funds arc
gsen 500 pass lot 5000 pages; $50 PAYS for
30 .0Oo pages and ST pasa ~ 1900.
Doaaisous 10 he seHt - the Agent. Hhirh hs wih
asknoWlgge NJ lsilsr ami report 10 epch 81 he Pas
tors OF tits cily. Mere Ihsn 5000 paEss o. bew
ttast. have bsen sent 10 oef soldieTs in Virgins.
WI cRowDER. TIset Ast.
JVly. co..
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Fall Stock of Shoes.
WILSON, McILWAINE & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS II
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, &C.,

Go hycmofae street,
g1g29eBJRG, VA,
INVITE attention % lhsu FALL STOCK. sh.sh
! Il -, larss 49, ssmg.rs aud 1asaipassed - "
tiey. Their own maze u
sfIrHDoWN BROGANS.
arc q u ereslledia ~ Sad durability
Close bagets whistler fsi ea.h OF time. will end
il lsanIaaeous 70 eIsmins this sloek phen IN markei
Pieces aal gsfms vii " fund al least sayoIsbls
Z 81 IL hsd elsew here.
ufIss uiIl meet viii prompt attention.
SsP.sinlcf ~ b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

pices Of the New Z York National Union De
fence Committee were intended TO be s. nucleus
for the organization Of s Fremont conspiracy
Failing in this; it IS stated that secret organi-
zation has been inaugurated, the members OF
which are known By the name Of Rcu1dhead .
1t is intended shat this organization shell num-
Der TWO hundred thousand men In arms, who
shall raise the standard Of the oonspirators and
call General Fremont to the command They
expect to be joined BY TWO thirds Of the army Of
the Union now in the field, and that eventually
enc million Of armed men will be gathered
around their standard This startling discIo-
sureis youched for by men Of high repute in
New York and other Northern States. ~.
I. Eapress
How true al this is We 90 not pretend 70
say. Tt is probable much Of It is unreliable,
for we see that Gen. Cassius VI, Clay adirans
that the allegations, IS far as he IS concerned,
are untrue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19
Reports from Richmond.
from the Washington STAR


Two gentlemen, who were among the $500
paroled prisoners who left Richmond on Sun
day afternoon arrived in this city today, and
fron2 them we gather the following particulars:
There are but few troops in Richmond, the
Confederates having sent al north. They con-
tinue 70 arrive from che South, but are sent on
as fast as possible. The home guards now per-
form sentinel duty at the prisons
There are nov In confinement 81 the Lhbey
prison, $50 officers Of General fope's arany, In
Guiding Gen. Prince, and ali confined in one
room; the Confederates still discriminating be-
tween them and other officers There are also
in confinement 80 citizens, among whom are
sixty Of the nurses who wentfron Washington,
There are also $50 lnvalids in she hospitals
When the prisoners captured in Popes army
were first taken TO Richmond they were not al
lowed to make any purchases whatever, OF 50
have any bedding, and were TED on common
soldiers fare. Since Pope's sapersedure they
are, however; treated somewhat better; AID
the late release and clearing QUO Of the prison,
ers has giving them much more room, and
thus rendered them more comfortable.
& lieutenant Of pope's army was shot IN the
arm, by 8 sentinel, for looking out Of the prl~
son window; and citizen Of Philadelphia was
killed by shot aimed at another soldier for
the same offence, g
Our informant saw VERY indistinctly, how
ever, al distance the Merrimac No: a.
She is built after the pattern Of the 'SGalena, "
and appears 70 have all her iron plating on
She is pierced for eight guns.
All the loungers about Richmond have been
arrested and it was rumored that ali Mary
landers il Richmond who could bear arms and
would not Join the Maryland Line Regiment,
would be com PEELED to leave the Confederacy. o.
The following are che prices waich the prls-
oners were Obliged 70 pay for the articles emu
merated viz: Butter, 81 per h.; potatoes So
per bushe onions, IS cents per dos:; tomatoes
50 CTS. per doz., Tea, sl6 per h.; coffee, 81 SO
per h.; sugar, IS cts. per h.. matches, rs ets.
Der box. Tobacco also sells Tor Just double the
amount paid here.
IL. T, OF
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The Posi- tion.

From tie Washington Republican,
Various dispatches, giving details Of the re-
cent battles, will be found in our news columns.
More authentic and full accounts will be looked
Tor With the deepest solcitude
The general impression made By the accounts
as yet reoeiyed, is not unfavorable. The Fed
era troops fought with great bravery, and It is
eert2ln that a good many Confederate prisoners
were taken. Nevertheless, the facts which
seem 70 be agreed on, that the contest was not
3595nM9Hed 55 lev up to noon yesterday, and that Gen.
;AcClelIan had granted al2 armistice for the
e0nal Of The dead, give 60 the affair somewhat
me aspect Of q drawn battle.
Il such shall finally prove to have been the
:s: Il IS not 50 satisfactory as victory, but
.Ir 5 still tar from being disaster. While the
y00Qc Sensblties are panied by the thickening
ss1G20nts ss1Its ofthe death and wounds Of the brave
sO1olers t must still be recollected that such
va. aaE as thls IS, cannot be terminated without
5slSIe oattles, and chat such battles are atten-
"'" With losses terrible for both sides,
"A = hAT SUCKING A C0W.-A correspondent
F1n1 = tae London Field wrote TO that paper the
,;;s' ,,;;no*!ngg:-Un going into my coWshed 8 short
t',ng SINCE to see g ewly-calyed COW, [ found
- -, 5yng down, quietly chewing the cud, and,
= y, oy ~ Sss5onlshment, g observed huge rat ~
;os ;os aI 10 length between her hind legs, suck
;n3,. ;nS vigorously at one Of hex teats, Ny first
1,sp5esSion 1o was chat the rat was dead, however
6r;.Ia hi Lao got there; but | soon discovered the
no;oa 54' eye OF the rat turned toward me, the
on;o. r;os W the COWS teat in his mouth, and the
4 {a suction movement Of bis jaws and throat.
frss5S jSsssoated did the rat appear with his re-
aor;aa a;as1s occupation that he took no further
of iSs ~ u my entrance than by watching me cut
trba3c he corner OF one eye, and was not even dis
loero loTer y ny, calling to the gardener, at the
o9val e'9 o. The yard, 10 come and witness the
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It is ordered by the War Department that
medical purveyors. be required 60 give bond IN
tbe GUM Of $4,000