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soLpIIRs, ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex-
posuse, with hot climate, muddy water and bad
diet, will be unavoidable, but armed with Rol-
loway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills YOU
can endure all these and still retain good health
Only rs cents per box. 22O
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
Septemb Der 10, 1862. {
This OI1loA has this day received from the Chief
which the following is COPY:
- Water Rsgistydr, WnShingtOn, ID. C.
" SIR In order that the Government buildings
and Offices may receive a sufficient supply of water,
1t becomes necessary TO reduce the cOusump iOn by
citizens In Washington and Georgetown. i have
therefore To request TINT you Will take such meas
ures a. you may think proper TO this end
n compliance with the above, and BY virtue of
the nth article OF the Water Regulations, it is
therefore directed that for the present and until
further notice the Of the water for street and
pavement washing, and for washing horses and car
riages with hand hose, and for all merely ornamen-
tai pur poses, shall cease
Citizens are respectfully reminded that by act of
Congress the United States Engineer in charge of
the Potomac water works shall have full power
and control over the said water-works. and shall
the manner in which the said Corporations
of Washington aId Georgetown may tap the ri pes
for TIE su ppy thereof and shall stop same rrhen
ever 1t Is found no than adequate meet the
lc,utS me General GOrefHnlSnf." In view of the
posi- BILE necessity for the exercise al this power by
the nited States Engineer, II Is the obvious daty
Of every L. the water economically.
The water viii % promptly smut on from the
premises OF any who may violate the directions
ab0ye ,Ivrn, who may in any way waste the
water unnecessarily.
RANDOLPH COYLE. W. X.
Approved: RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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THH INDIAN HERB DocToR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
OF their complaints or Illness without receiving
any Information from them. No charge for con-
ssstssios o. sdsies. Orce, No. IL Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of seventh
street, Washington, ID. c. au 25-u
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THE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,

'j'hE METROPO1.lcAN BATH HOOMs,
FfosFg ID 81. G'.& Pa &C., BET liza and liza SIS.
FOR LAE's.S AND GENTLEMEN,
Are now open Ind ready for 81 persons Who de-
slre OF or Cold, Slower, STEAM, Nstor ana Med
icaied Baths
At great Expense tkess Baths haye been Lt'ed %
10 meet q want OIr fc { II his cay. and We now
offer TO the citizens of Washington Is hnc suite
of Bathing Rooms Is over opened 10 any public In
the United StateG.
All srs Invited 90 Gail and see FOR themselver
TT O1en from a. m nntli 10 D m; on SaUda,s
from = IN. 90 Il. Thcee rooms ar. uaQer the i'm
mediate superIntendencn of Ju.rUs GHoLLAR,
from New York, lone Of the prOpre.orsD Vhs
thorough y GIdsrELsnds the batAIrr bcsiness in al
tts branches "a ls-lm
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pRoPoSALs FOR BOOKS FOE SHIPS OF

NAVY DEPARTMyyr,
bureau OF NdrtsarOn, haEust - ls67f
sIALID PROPOSALS viii he recsived ~ thIs once
untli Monday, he lbth Sestemaor, 1851, for furn-
lshlng At the different NAvI ards, without further
coat 70 the Government, sEoh number OF copies as
piled TO vessels of WAT
Lists ofthe Books lay be kst oa Application 70
the Brreaa. and the price each - 70 be speolaS
LscL ocok is u u sU-sS.t.e= FeilSSs Snl {" l.
az suCsLsGtik EIajiIE "a otLIstSc1
s5i -a~.W xo't E 'fal6f CT the BaTe6j,
IINpH - LE.-Dn Sccoprt - sle absence @! ~
A owusr, q handsome full okSa Ken g.
tuckr HORSE, particularly s<a4BR TIE A~N&
az. OF az oeoer. asIy 81 nc rrn
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OHH DOLLAR! ONB DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR -!
60 10 the ssoliaf Store, 43S Penna avenue, near
Four-and half street. ana the splendid stock
OF 1ewelry and silver plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar ee5-Iw*
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EXCURSIONS. RIO kiOS be.

i OOK OUT FOR THE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP
- ASSOCIATION First GRAND BALL oQ
J lace at Temp rance Hall, MONDAY, Sept. %
"a For particulars see future advertise LIN
! MS. BY order of Committee Of Arrangements-
y y. L. Knight, Z. Hall, a. l.. Hutton, Vim Bird ,
VIM. Vernon L. Martin 30 II a.
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DARING RoBsRRY.-Last night, between 8 and
. o'clOck, the residence of G.. A. Sauer, On Penn
sylvania avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets, was entered bv thieves. TIE
family were in the lower part Of the house, and
the thieves entering the back part and going up
stairs, frst broke into bureau where was sur all
quantity Ct jewelry, and afterwards robbed the
proprietor's trunk Of between eight and nine
hundred dollars in god and Treasury notes,
mostly the latter. No clue whatever has been OBJ
tanned as to who were the thieye1
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"a NOTICE.
sv so. EsALE AND EExAlL GROCER.

SGELEHS, &C, &c.
We invite your attention 70 GU isrre sssortment
Of AMY FlE' ID OVENS, each Ole 10 ospib,e
Also. GtiSS AMI CAMP BEATING ARD
CUUEtN6 STOVES. BLODhEET CO.'S
PATENT P0hT.BLE GALVANIZED ZION
BAAk QNENS-tbe, are rrcat 500 2mlxers OF
Tue. ard for EsElDE and roasting neess. ples, bread
DO, Ele UIegusied
For sale W aolesale and hetkll Dy
BIBB d CO.,
Baltimore S.O.G hOuas,
SO 'IInt street.
sesfv Sole Agents for EEltlG ore.
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PKRsoNAL.-Gen. Max Weber and staff, N Y ;
Judge Hause, Del; Rev Or. vinton, N. u; Capt.
w. Cutting, U. 8. A r. Bakely, MINI; alex
Cummings and 6. b. Lincoln, NJ Y, and Gen.
r. Sax,on, U. 8. Vols, are at WilIards'.
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-Betors Justice
Ihon'pson James NJ. Timms, drunk; fined 81
Wm. Smith, dlsorderly at the Theatre; X. NJ .
Scott. Wm. X. Gregg, Jas. Boarman, do: turned
over to the military Hy. r. Cotton, drunk; do
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CANNON FIRING Soldiers whose HEARING has
become impaired from cs anon irlng should apply
without DELAY to DR.. Won Nose hzisker Ocu,ist
and AuTlst, -27 Pc. Avenue. Sc lO-3*
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.L'SI A :HATCu Last night, as an old
Ia n was passing tnIougn an alley near the
:, LIE W., accOsied by young man, who
! Lis watch sad made oH wiz u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

BUTTER Best Philadelphia print Butter thirty
cents per pound, at Stewards, corner 18th and Ii
s"eee. sep l2-3tk
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L. D. q. F.-The Government having taken
possession OF Odd Fellows hall for hospital pur-
poses, meeting OF the Grand Lodge is called
Tor this evening to take such action as NAV be
necessary in the premises. Members are request
ed to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

To WATER TAxRRs.-By an advertisement In
another column 1t will be seen that the Water
Registrar 10 under the necessity Of restrcting the
use OF Potomac water by suspending tn use for
has been issued In compliance with rcuuest of
the Cnlef Engineer OF the Aqueduct, who states
That In order tnat he Government buildings, &c.
my De snppned, IL 10 necessary to reduce the
consumption by the citizens Of Washineton and
georgetown The Registrar calls the attention
OF coniumers TO the fact II at the engineer has
aosoIue control over the works. and II authori ed
20 sop the supply to citizens whenever the Gov.
einoent shall require It. The water viii be cut
on nom the premses Of any person using the
water Tor street watering or unnecssoariiy
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

THO LET-A Front and Back PARLOR furnished
Il or unfurnished, at No. 2, Az street. Enquire
at 81 Market Space. It
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THk PRIZE Stationery Package manufactured
atthe Dollar ssore, Is the best in the market con-
tanning more and better stationery, and more at
tIactve and useful jewery than any other ever
onered Suffers and pedlers should see them.
sep. 12-lwt
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PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrol reported
Ann Anderson, disorderly conduct; dismissed.
samr Collins, do; Aned SI-by Justice Thomn.
son. AleI Mofe,, assault and battery; dismi ssed
Edwd Riley, stealing; bail for court-by Justice
Rowland. John O'Leary and Patrick McCarty;
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported vester asv.
jeremiah Conners and Timothy Healy, disor
DERBY; dismissed. Kate Robertson, assanlt and
battery; do, Also, for keeping a bawdy house;
DO VIM. Herbert, firing a pistol In the street:
do VIM Bell, assault and battery; do.
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Cs. Won EOSCHZIsKER, tie only leritl-
nsta EuTossta OCs LIS and A. slST In this
eotntIy, eau Dc consulted On a. mbadles OF the
SbrSlcsl Operations 70 RESTORE "a at Aid HEAR
tNS, G1l3e, 227 .caEsT vErgs .ToLne.
Ut. HG- 81, has. Clcoe MS rss'd sHco AZ WASN'T
TOE, PERI .rmsc may Ntluo cares o. the ccAf snc
blind, sId the Testimonials awarded hIm. whlcn
order. se I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

EOR SALE.-The Lease, Good Will, Stock Fix.
l. lures and Furnishing the Continental Hotel
on King street, Alexandria. The location is cen,
house is doing . very profitable business Salts.
factory reasons given for selling. For particulars
apply TO n; TAKATS, 12l King street, Continsn.
tanned oy any person applying soon
se8-lWr NJ TAKATa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

ninIRlCT OF COLUMBIA, WdSfIHg,on (ouryf
= Io-'rtt:-I hereby certify that Isaac W Taylor
Oh ssiu county, brought before me. the subscriber
one the Justices of tue Peace in and for said coun
" ths nth day OF Septem Der, lS2, q stray tres
passing upon his enclosures, dark brown MULE
gaiied by the collar and have been used in gears
bl'en under my hand.
~, SAMUEL DRURY, J. p.
me owner of the above described Mule is
quested TO prove property. pay charges and take
MN away, at the corner Of2Dth and street.
So IEot ISAAC " TAYLOR
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REssL PRIsoNERs.-Yesterdaye evening, be-
WEN iofEy and rity rebel prisoners, captured
recently In the nsig hborhood OF sugar Ioaf Monn-
tain, Were brought TO the city under charge of
Lieut. Noyes, OF the I'd regular cavalry and were
furnished with quarters In the Old Capitol prison.
TheY were arrayed In the usual /" butternut,, uni
form OF the Confederates, but scarcely any two of
the uniforms were alike, except In one PARTICULAR
which was that they were nearly all ragged l.
nttered ana torn" A few wounded were among
the lot. They were all well shod, having fas the
scid) obtained shoes In Frederick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

on duty at 4Eourtn w ard station house had
put few minu'Sin which to enjoy a nap. The
cells were all occupied, most OF them by per,ons
ioI olsoIderlv conduct; and among them was
Agnes Mckay, drunk as usual, AID as noisy an
ever She battered at the door Of her cell, yelled
whoopsd, swore, aud kept everybody inside
awake.
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KANDOLPH UOILB. W. X.
Approved RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
se ll-3t

II hands high is o stylish well-trained ~
saddle he.se, and thoroughly broke TO hsr- ~
As9 BOTH S sa cbsap
on Application to GILBERT GORDON, No; o03
Twelfth 81 =, Sc 9-4t'
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WKAR REQUESTED 10 state that those persons
o have frie Ids or relatives among the private
zsns who went 10 the battle field on Satur Say,
9th ultlmo, 10 assist this wounded, and were
prisoners and sent TO Richmond, are re-
ID TO leave the name Of such friend or reia-
win J. d Goddard, No Sill | street. north,
.,ra- - Ed, be taken for their release. lie
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WANTS.

" ANIED-A white or colored WOMAN Apply
Island. civ
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I OST.-Yesterday an ENVELOPE was lost while
passing from 6th street, along H. to the corner
Of and 9Th SITS. The envelope is addressed to Mrs
Wilkinson, laundress, sth Reg.t, lst Battalion, L.
:. A.. and contained n 8 bill. pass from head
quarters Army of Potomac and other valuable
papers, Of use only to the owner. The finder will
be allowed to retain the dollar, if the papers
are left at this Office Sc II -2t
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uUSI AND FOUND.

~ REWARD -St~ayed from the subscriber =
~ resiten g on the >th instant. TWO cows
enc MI Old h,rcN hornet Cow with one cropped .
me other a white and red Cow. with short, wid-
spread horns. cropped caI- Tae above reward will
he pail if returned 10 WM. HICKS, No. ~ Bcall
81, Georgetown u. {. Sc 1875
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DOOMS AND BOARD-A few gentlemen can be
IL accommodate with neatly furnished Rooms
either with or without Board. Apply 10 Mr. j. G
ADAMS, No. 1923 Eighth st, north of the Patent
Office. 90 Ii a..
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90 AND SEE
NJ HARVEY!
He has Just received four vessel loads of the finest
CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS that have been t.
the market this season-2S1 G street, between 10Th
and 18th. Sc ll-2t
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L. RARE CHANCEt
Il OR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES Of a
small Retail Grocery, in a central neighborhood
and doing a fair business. Address Box ~ Star
OUlce. ll-St-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In goods In thi.
city have commenced their operations sincs the
late battles, and are assisted 10 MAKE monev hv
foolish people who rush TO buy now for fear the
Potomac may be biocka ted again, or the railroad
communications cut. Flour has advanced con.
sioeraoly. Butter which sold for Is cent? now
sells for 30 and 81 cents Sug.r, went nm In An.
day Ter cents per pound, and other things I'm
proportion An Inferior quality Of wood II sold
Ter one doIlar more cord than week ago, and
coal has gone up about fifty cents and one dollar
Der ton. '
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~ IN REWARD.-Strayed away, on Tuesday 9Th
~ instant, from the corner of I'D and I'll SITS
ne oay HORSE, little lame in the right fore leg
Hlth leather halter. BY returning him To II9 II
street, the above reward will be paid Sc ll-3tf
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HUNT Il BRIGHTwELL,
II DENTISTS

H DENTISTS,
No. $40 Pennsy lvania Avenue,
bot. 9th aud 10Th streets Washington, ID. L.
ARTIFICIAL Teeth inserted in the most improved
hVls having every facility We can put al.
"OfA at the shOrtezt notice aud Oh mode SvyYySS
rate Terms Teeth Filled or Extracted III
the pes manner. Single, Gum, and BLOCK Teeth
CHAS. J. HUNT,
rspA' @. HALL HRIQHTWELLt
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NOIlCE.
ALI Persons are hereby notified that, froz this
date, vii. Psy nc dsbt contracted OF my account
BY any person Whatever, tul ees Authorized ~ me-
DANIEL McSWIfEY.
Washington. ID. c.. August IL. rsss. spr
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~ lhAfED FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
- tahtCribcr. No 1876 DUmbarton' street. George
own, ID. G. large red and Whit" COW most
"hile on lower part of the body and legs is about
eLght years old has long horns. and a recent cut
paid for her return.
se l. 81 ). X WILLIAMS.
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BOARD WANTED by gentleman and his wife
~ tho Children; in this city or Geor getown in u
private family where there other bOarders
and where the comforts of n home may be ex pc
rlenced. References can be given. and will paw in
adFance If desired. Please misunderstanding terms
(Which must he moderate location, &c..-"W f.
W, POST once. re I2-2t*
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SUPPOSED MURDER.-The body Of deceased
soldier vas found yesterday morning In an am
DulanceWhich bad arrived a trai the pre vi Gus
evening al the depot. There were several wounds
rbout the hsad Of the deceased, among which
~es one In his forehead, made apparently by
bayonet. The wounds could not have been In
ficted long before the body was discovered, as
she blood was still oozing from them. There
were no papers or letters about him to give clue
AZ 10 who he was or where he belonged 70. He
was buried by the Quartermaster's Department.
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SERVED THEx RIGHT-Yesterday, an aid of
Cen D1ryea arrived In this city, and by order
OF the OeneTai placed under arrest quite number
OF omcers attached 10 regiments In his brigade,
who have been absent from their commands for
some time on various preteIts While some of
these ofHcers are evidently In ill-health and can
produce surgeons certificates to that efFect the
grea, majority Of them have no proper excuse for
continued absence from their Commands
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EIkSC-C LASS. PERMANENT AND
tho most healthy And besutifu oostiona Ihe ,S o.
CITY OF w ashinetou, No. 81 NJ IssouTi avenue, be-
tveen - and ~ streets, and within two minutes
and stIangars Sisiting Washlngt ton, would and (
pleaaant homo during their stay, ct moderate
On DenBe. An "a
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4 AFAYEETE I,,SsiEDTE,
IL sos street, beItresn l3'k dzd l<fA.
one Of the oldest, niost thorUsrh and most de-
sirsble Schools for founE Ls5Ies and Misses IN
the city.
Session commences September stu, 99itlon 40
res ~ l.. G.. LOOMS,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04
NOBLE EAWDUA .

The Springfield, Mass, Republican,
which has national reputation Is one Of
the ablest Whig papers in the day Of that
party, and astsunehsapporter Of Lincoln
for the Presidency, gives its view Of the
rascalfsy Of Cameron and the brood Of
Congressmsn who we're confederated in
the profess of covering ap his and their
own wicked deeds, as foliSws:
awe cannot resist the conviction, that
there are men in Congress whose garments
are filthy With corruption, in connection
with THE VERY FRAUDS WHICH THE
COMMITTEE HAVE SO FAITHFULLY
EXPOSED. Nay, We cannot resist the
conviction, further, that there aEs among
ths Republican members Of Congress- and
among ousaidsrs who have iahuence with
them, men who are 90 weak, 30 marrow,
so utterly stupid as to suppose thai o par
ty which boldly purges itself OF corrup-
taon before the people, canBot stand De-
fore the psopls~-who suppose thai the
safe road 70 continued party success
lies over party and personal rotteaness
concealed.h
Since the aboTs was Published she
president has sent Cameron, the head ras-
cal Of those exposed By the committee, II
the court Of Sc. Petersburg as the Amer
| lean representative thus "purging him
self Of corruption - the Repabaicas
has it. As representative OF the Wssh
| ington government, the appointment eo''
not bs improved.-Sprtaa6sld KsgssssT
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/ the hornets aaaking it look sorssE lske q
Azaoks NIL around DADS kald head, and he
| with nushin' 90 hat the bride and aieh
onto yard ov plough line . sailin' be-
hind him. b. '''
81 seed now that be was airaias for a
swimmin' hole in the krsek, whar tina
bluff Is over swsnsy-fvs fess peEpendieu-
lar tu the water, and it's nigh onto ten
feet deep. To keep up his karaeter as o
bsss, when be gos 10 the bluH he iiss
leapsd of, or rather kept On Eanning. ~
keresplnng into tha kreek he went; |
saw the water Hy plum above the blua
from whar | was. Now, rite thar, boys,
be ovsEdid the thing, If that was what be
artars for THERE'S nary q hoss ever foidad
daEned fool enough 70 leap oFsE .sieh q
place cassed mule might hare done it,
but dad warns acting mule. krept up
to the edge aad looked ever there was
old dads bald bead, for sl tha world like
a peeled onions bobbia' up and down,
and the hornets q gailin' and eirciin'
round, turkey buzzaEd fashion, and every
sase III d ~aaiis, one, mud sometimes ten,
would mako a dip as dads head. He
kept up Q rite peaxs doggIng undaT,
sometimes they'd hit him, and some
times they'd hit the water, and the
water wAs kiVsred with drownded
hornets. .. ....l- e..
"What on earth are you doin' there,
dad2" seq |.
'fDon't (dip) you see those internal
varmints (dip) after mel %
"What,' seS /, 'Lhem are boss flies thar;
ye amt really afraid Of them, are ye?"
"Hoss- flies /" seq dad; "they're rale
dip genuine bald hornets, yoz (dip) in-
farnaI cusst'' -..
"Wall, dad, you'll have to asay till nite;
shd ATtsE they 20 TO roost, yoa cam hone
and Pll feed you!"
sand knowing dads unmoditied natur,
| broke from 'en parts and sorteF cum to
the copper mines. / gtaid sa4 until the
next aEteFaoan, when seed fellsr traE-
eilin," and seq L.
HNhst was going On at the cabin this
saie Of the creek when you passed it f''
"ahy, nuthin' much emily man was
sltting in the door, With nAry shirt on, and
9 woman was Ereasin' his back an arms,
and his head was about as big as ten
gallon keg, and be hadn't the first sign
Of aa sye, all smooth
''That man ID my dad" SEQ /.
"Been much hfin' in this nsighbor-
hood lately?" sez the traveller, rather
dEyly.
"Nun wuth speaking Of, personally or
particularly" see l.
"Eow, boys, hain't seen dad since,
and would be afraid to meet him in the
next ten year. Let's drink"
And she last we saw Of Sut, he was
stopping to get into the doggery door,
with mighty mixed crowd at his heels.
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AaNaz splsnaaa RaAaaxm.
ride splendia naG. ...- .....
tA4k bosA seaS and vaii&Rslg
on Honor and tbs RI&gi ~ s..s.g
Brzt let tAe South be sAsy attn,
Asg sslaAasa Reed act fsAs, ~
Nor shot nor blow shall lay them low
Whale IN BaigsaasT.
] eaatss saiay sArcush the streets
AkEanaad IN ny skaEs
UnAeeeing 1ittis vulgar boys
wha hass and stare and shasii
AID anch staff all feFslgn names
Quite wonaarfsi TO Aeas,
Plain Yankee boys aren't COED ana1ga
Pss auch Briga4isg.
I'vs Baron fhis, tAs Duks Of mat,
and Prsnas af II other, tasy
An& people ssk me what os s2rth
Aavs fDT thaFa - DO f''
ETis plain TO all bat vulgar minas
Iwant kindlsd 81 here,
TASTE ReagAk hks title, hloeS aSa style
To aid . RrigsdisF.
No sIanay wounds and hnzts for me
Perhaps am shAm,
Baa Politics and Iahaensa l f.- ..
have placed nae whars ami
give my dinners, draw my pap,
priak brandy wine spd besss
And assaa 60 have toily ttms
while f'yn REiesaies.
st 5EE - Es fF&
IaySs tigAtionA pass ma hy,
uuamittsea raise no row.
No one expects that VITA Gzkss
Aad, kAiIA DON'T knsw hsv
I'm not fer Ese, bat ornamsn1,
So each day appear
La Rslttons, braid, and goad zfgsysa,
4 fancy Bxlgadler.
Thera are plsaty In the lsla
WAC really IKE 70 Eght,
give me hnk Rsoasy and goSd Clothes
Ansd I'll be harmless, aaitei
Yss EhsFs Ia 0as thing ca nay mind
That ssexas not yeEy elsaF--
How can the Government AFFORD
Ay style of BxigndasTR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-06-04

CO HoE. Joseph Holt, Of Ksntaaky,
in bis Louisville speech, last summer,
said 49,.
'We make 30 apology for this wicked
effort In the Sounth 10 destroy the Gov
eminent. We grsat the nessasisy of sup
pressing it but Aboliaonism, thai pre-
daesd q, nauss also be suppressed. Alb
oiitioHisan and Seeeasionisgn mast bebur-
led IN the same political grave.
Haw do our Ahoaision friends like the
aoctrins Of old Jos Holt. r
He Ia true Uaiea Ran is be. We can
wish his AboGiaioa admirers no bee&sx
fortunsa than 10 be inhnsd With the same
politicAI sentiments. s.z ~..