davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-17

Washington, d. O., Tth Feb, 1886.
SIN 7 have used your Pills IN my general aud hospital
practice over since YOU made thoni, and cannot hesitate TO
say they are tho best cathartic we employ. Their reg,-
laiing action on the liver is quick and decided, coiise'
quently they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, L have selihin found n cnse oi
biIious disease 30 obstinate that II did not readily yield 10
tlom. Frutennliy yours, AiONZU BALI, N. d.,
Inssicia, of ute Murins Hospital.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-18
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second SessiOn of the Thirty
Seventh Congress.
[PUB1Ic-No. I'LL

An Acr making approximations for the
current and contingent expenses of the
Indian Department., and for fulfilling
treaty stipulations with various Indian
tribes, for the year ending June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, Thatthe
following sums be and they are hereby
appropriated. out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the purpose of paying the current and
contingent expenses of the Indian Depart
ment, and forfulRlling treaty stipulations
with the various Indian tribes
For the current aud contingent expen-
,ses Of the Indian Department, namely:
For pay of Superintendents of Indian
Affairs and of the several Indian agents,
per acts of fifth June, eighteen hundred
and fifty, twenty-seventh February, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty-one, thirty-frst
July, eighteen hundred and fifty-four,
third March, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, eighteenth August eighteen hundred
and fifty-six, third March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-seVen, nineteenth June,
eighteen hundred and sixty, twenty-fifth
June, eighteen hundred and sixty, eighth
and thirteenth February, eighteeRh hundred
and sixty-one, and per fifteenth article Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-18
OR MIsERYP
THAT is THE QUESTION.

FTIHR Proprietors Of the ePARIsIAN CABINET or
WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDICIN k'' have
determined REGARDLESS Of expense, to issue, free for
the benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR Of thSlr
most Instructive and Interesting Lectures 90 Mar
riaga and its Disqualiheationsi Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weah-
ness, or Depression, Loss Of Energy and Vital Pow
ers the Great Social Evils and those MaladieS which
result from youthful follies Excess Of Maturity, OF
Ignorance OF PhysioloEy and Natures Law. These
inv vlnAblS Lectures have been the means OF enliEht
ening and saving Thousands, and Will be forwarded
nee On thO Feceipt ffours stamps by aildrestlng
6EORErARH sPARIaIAN 0ABENEF % AHAF01rHl AID
AEnIcIsI, BeS BFoaaWGy, New York. jelly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-18

For permanent annuity in money, PER, fourth artI-
Gle treaty seventh August, ssventeeu hundred and
ninety, and hh article treaty ssVeith Augnst egh-
tnen hundred and any siE, one thousand ave hum
dred dollars. -r e sGl l-r U-
For permanent annuity in mOney. psr see0ni artI-
Gle treaty sixteonth Jans eiEhteen hundred and tuo
and hfth article treaty aoFentsouth Augult
hundred aud dfty-slI, three thouadnd doliafd-
Fer permanent annuity In money, per louTth aEfi-
Gle treaty tEenty-f0uTth January, eighteen hundred
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-18
9ailggntellige11fer
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINc,
TTuv1 SOLID LINES OF GoSPAREII, (oR oNE 1suH, J
LESS, MAKE A soUARE.


~ sFSStAL NptIcAs DOubie the aDore rates.
N0-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms Accor-
ding to the space occupied tho number of changes
made. y
All AlladvertsementsGr0m transient persons OF strAne
ers. to be paid for ia ddpdnos.
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 perry ear
or 50 for six months, but for shorter period nothn
will be counted less than n squRre
The privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll as all legal advertisements, and Advertisements
otauction sales and real estate in by them
be paid for at the usual rates
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

wAtLAcK's Trusae "A very clever little buresqus on
the we known opera of"rra Diavoo,' written By Mr.
j. Byron was produced at this establishment last
Ing, and deservedly proved acceptable being . really
sprghty witty mirth provoking, aud Tree from tho RI
dculos features that often distinguish plays coming
under the comprehensive Of burlstas The priuci
pal characters were course sustained by Mr. aud Mrs
Florence who were rendered great assistance BY the
capital acting OF Mr.. Daydge, Miss Viola Crocker and
Hiss Mary wolis in tho subordinate parts. The piece
abounds capital 'hits the tlnoa aud country. and
several original comic songs introduced with admira
bio effect. The piece deserves 10 have run and We
have doubt would take spendely as any other time
than the present season.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
yvnr Meeting In New Jersey.

ANOTHER ou1PouRlSU or LOYAL PEoPLE-TRE
JERsEyITES Alt soUND-ErGHr THOUSAND PE0-
ri.r cugERlSa foR Tng USioS-sPEECIEs OF
RICHARD DrsTEED, ESQ.,, I. ". scuDpER, ESQ.,,
GENERAL. wALBRfbGB. Ere.
The Inhabitants o Jersey City showed last night that
hey ave not bchndhand In their enthusiasts devotion
Il, tho jnion ard shat they fully sensible Of the
responsibility imposed lhom by tho recent call Of the
ptsgid., Of the United States for thrco hundred thou
.agd men aid 10 crushing out the rsbeion The cit-
y.us 10 IL. member Of from cghi 10 ten thousand assem-
bled NJ eight oct ck Van Worst square, whore lat
form was erected for the accommodation OF the speakers
The beloved emblem Of nation waved froln eveiy
nussiop Ia the vicinity and, IN short, the goody city
seemed 10 aroused to TIE highest pitch OF en-
thusiasm. on tho platform 0erc the Common Council
OF Jersey City and several prominent private citizens
brass band IN attendance. There was quito
pro!asi. ol niaworks 10 snIiven the tccasion.
A. siIht o'oock the meeting vas organized BY the
Mayor - Jersey city, loh. J. y. Romar, taking the
chair long lie, Of vice presidents and secretaries
bsyinl been read,
isACw .scrnnER. Esq read series of patriotic reso
iuicns Witch aimed many handsome expressons in
tasafd 20 tho ynlor ~ Jers The following Is the
pi.h OF tb, atc nrcnts-
Resolved forgsslns all distinctions Of party, ooxiDs
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

CosuGsS-FURMAy- Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July
l6 by the Rev J. Hutchiugs at tho residence of tho
brides father Miss HENRIETTA E. FuRXAH to Mr. JOIN O..
CosrfGsy, both of that city.
Boston papers please copy.
HAzlEToS-JoIINE.-At Tottsnviiie Staten Island on
Thursday July II, by tho Rev. NJ yansaut Mr. CHARLES
~ HAzLErQy 20 Miss LIZZIE, daughter OF William Joline,
ESQ., AL of the above place.
MAy-WENK.--On Wednesday, July Q, by the Rev. N.
Guttbod Mr.. MOSES MAY, OF Williamsburg, N. " 10 Miss
EII1AprrH wENg, formerly OF Montreal, Canada.
Montreal pa, era please copy.
MulaAy-JoSEs.--on Wednesday, July 10, by Rev. r.
W. Hitchcock, JoHN w. MURRAY to EnILy A.. daughter OF
John w. ZONES, all Of staten Island.
rsrnf--krST in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July s, by
the Eev j. =. Roach, THonAs PETIT to SAgAnJ. KENT.
vAxpERBnr--Ssow in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July
I6 by the Rev T. j. rrowne Mr.. TsAAc 9, yAsplRsur
Mss MARY L. ssow both o. this city.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
THE UNICN-THE CRISIS.

III. S:. Mass Meeting on Tuesday
IN. o., of she Gar-SeWs from
F.sopr, So, de-, r,,o,
Am report Or the ffosesdisg. ,sh.h IN ,ha
Mass Meeting on Tuesday viii bs pnr. ~ 7,
WEEKLY Herald for this week, ready this aaera,
VIII also contain the Latest Dispatches tom the va
tLon Armies operating In the South sad Soarhw as
l. tssSews from Eurose; Marks, Reports aad variety
of o'hsr $50 III snd interesting reading.
Single copies, In wrappers, rssa. for mailing, SIX
cents.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
Cheat tho Money Changers.


Why should the people consent 70 DO vsxed aui taxed
for change by shapors, whom they have the remedy IN
their own hands, silver coin Just abundant rs II
was months ao. II Ia not exported Manufacturers
will not melt their purposes who IL bears pre-
m,un above the lawful currency. will therefore, be
fooshy Ioardei and kept until Il TO command
premium, or ROMAN as o circulating sdium.
Now every pul chasor and every seller will divide the
amount o. em nm when they buy ssi, silver will
soon cease 20 coiuiaard premium. And whoever will
adopt this ruo IN trado viii rave himself The trouble VI
pstronizing tho brokers. Thf.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

I'D THE EDlIOR oF lie HERALD.
OFHcx Oh uARSpES's ExrRRss, II fsRoADwA

OFrcx Oh uARNpES's ExrRRSs, IL BRoADwAY,l
NEw YORK, July II, 1859.
IF the public United States postage stamps
while coin hosraod. will you be good to suggest
your paper that everybody should enclose the stamps
IN small neat envelope polch somewhat similar TO
specimens (Which printed before stamps legal
ten, cr) uuder with thsf
Re h,ps you might persuade Postmaster 20 issue
similar printed velore FOR small per contage above
OF stamps enclosed in thsm-say nve envelopes for
one csut-ahch IL cost OF specimens enclose. Al
stamps enclosed In envsopss Of all shapes and
Arc In crcula tiou.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
Recruiting In Eimira, SC.

tLSPA, Juiy ~, l3d2.
Recruiting In this county is progressing a. a rapid
rate, and ihoprsspectncr Is a' htls Chsnung will Lave
,acr quota ready within fortnight Nsarly Two Lisds Of
,abe number are slrsl4y camp. RousinY meetings
awe been 10 ~ Eimra, II rFehsNis Hport other
rovsus md ebout three sand dollars have been Gb
sauod bv pryato contributions ls s. Ia raising non
vbilc numbers Of pr mrnnt ctzsas are advancing tie
rrcverurn gni bounty 10 volnuoers.
sThe CoioncIcy OF the Aibnny Regiment.
AiBsyr, July I5, 1852.
Major sprasus. United States Army, his been nomi.
asteJ CoIopol Of tas Albany iistro, rssmsns c. new
xolunscs aud will sccop,, prpy'sd tho permission Of
sbs war Department Ii granted
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Omcini Drawings or 1xmrr"y, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Loiteries
=. =. kkSruCAr' EXTRA CLASS as7-July la 1862.
6O. 23, u: 81. 10. Is. 72 A., 2. 81. 80, %, 40.
M KENTUCKY, CLASS S8-July 49, 1862
AZ. 63. 43, IL, 81, %. A. ~. 81, 2, a, Is.
Circulars sent free or charge by ADD, either 10
MURRAY. EDDY Il CO.,
C0vngton, KY st Louis No
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Eight Cartes de visite for 81, Equal to
the best s,ade
BALcH'S 233 Greenwich street, corner Of Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Defiance Fire and burglar Proof Safes.
slso Sidb0ard aud Parlor Safes for silver plate &c.
Murray street. corner OF College place. NJ. PATRICK
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Eight Cnrtes do Visite for S1.-The Best
In the city, At Woods Gallery 2o5 Bowery. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

At Jeners', 573 broadway, Ladies' Elias.
tic Boots 81 So 81 70 and 81 Bal noras ST. 81 Is and So
cents tine Snoes and Sppera youths and children Bal
morals Shoes and daitera JXFFERs S7s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
rhs Un,nnslcx OF Che Albnny neg.m.nt.
Response Of nilnois.

HlIAuut IUIy TE, IoOX,
A despntch Ia tho Jurn-l iron ~ ngned sayp the
rro.wr,s or the ,osins,on 4 row tegas " most
"a ,,riug Already tus hundred eompsniss hAvc been
.a1srsk.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

PrTsBURG, July Is, 1864
large and enthusiastic idss.ing held to-day to
mako arrangem for grand mass meeting to prepare
plan for raising the quota Of Aeshlny county under
the Presidents call for volunteers. Among tho resoln
tons, which loyal and patriotic, one indicating
o. tho objects OF the meeting to b. to inquire
into the dissatisfaction alleged 70 exist in regard TO ,hs
mode adopted by tho State governusnt the
qvota and to take all sudabls stops asy the
by memorial or otherwise
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

r. Baich's Photograph Gallery, I23
Bowery. now open with inc eased facilities. Cartes dc
visit- 81 90 per dozen.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

The Most Elegant and Luxurious Bath.
Ing and Tonsoal Palace in the world with rs Of the
management Of WM. L. PROCH. -
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Prizes CasIsed In NIL Lec.lized Lot.
tertes Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker No
IL Wall street, NJ. l, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Royal Havana Lottery cRshtd
and Information furnished. Highest price for dou.
b ons TAYLOR co.. Bankera No. ID Wall street,
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Album Photographs, Cnrtes De visite,
&c. 80 cenis and - dozen, at HOLMES Park Gallery
26i Broauway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

HerrinE's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 81 Broadway of Murray street.
KavE Enrk
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House.
The Dye Ii applied by experienced artists
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

JeRers'-573 BrOndway.-Gcntl cmens'
French Mor and Dc VILE Shoes, oxford Ties, Balinoras
Caters and Slippers.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Photographic Albums-A Great Varie-
Low LING, 65 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Brausi val Completion. ou.--Phalon's Snow
White rental Tan, FrecSies &c. and
serves anu 5eatihes the compesn. For sale by all drae
psis
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Comfort nna Cure ior the Ruptu ell -
Sent Htc e. Win NNptufr, or HERNIA Al
dr. So uox rs New NOrk Post olce
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Bachelors Hair Dye-the Rest I'm the
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold ny drug
sts and pcriumcrs everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
Additional Rounties.


The ollow ing The addilunkI bountss uhu pay OF
cereA BY New Jersey, MASSACHUSETTS, Connecticut and
New York
xYw yrNssy
,aIsrs 90 per month addiiions pay 10 ihs soldier.
Boston gives 800 bounty, w~stei Stc0. Now Bedford
800 Cambridge SIS koxbIfy Sij rooSlno SIS, sunor
vile SIS, Maiden S75 West CanibrlJgsS7
c,vNg rIetrT
Syers state DO nty cr $50 r srl!smsnts bsfsrs the
ssoth Of A. gust; lass year $40 paysbs snistpgi ~
per month to socicrs.
Sxw yoRx rrAra
promises 10 pay $50, and, with ts United sstsa bounty
81 $l3, and s26 out o the $40 UNITY Of
the mace Uy Mr. hiuA tae Cned statts Senate
she solder will DC entitled t. 500 whom HE cOnpany Is
complete
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Lalrd's Bloom or Youth, or Liqusd
Pearl equal for preserving and beautifyng the com
pie xion and skin. All druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

No More Gray Hair.--Grandjean' Colc-
braed consultation for the establishment
ol the hair O1cs As.er pnne.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Prof. Il. Miiier's Hair Dye--Biack Os
brown, cents, the oost Try IT, Sold by drugsists De
DOT 30 Dty street
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Barry's Tricophcrous IL the Best and
che.t e. article dcssn Oeauuying curling, cleaning
preserving restoring the bar Ladies try It. sod by
a Al drip
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

DELAwARE ExrEA CLASS 2S5--July n, 1862
~, %. rs, -. 81, 23 80. -. rs. 65. II, ~, 6.
DElAwARE, Glass 2so-iuiy II, 1852
~. =. 80. |, A. 80. 81. "a. ~. SIS, 81, AZ.
Circulars cent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 co,
IlfnI nsIa
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Professor l.. Miiicr's Hair Dye-B,ack
or brow NJ So Try it, tine SOLD ty druggists Depot
10 Dey street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Marsh's Radical Cure Truss and Bnnd-
age insiitoe-shouaer Braces sspensory Baudages Alb
domlnal Supporters asc Stockings Bro ID
way and Ann street, Barrums Museum female
n .tend adj
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Elegant 0nd Chenp--COm m nd Us for
co ort and beauty to Knox's 1Speckled Straw Hats for
summer wear We enjoy its exc cling shn app
Its becoMn9ness, and marvel At cheapness We
all who desire endure the heated keep head
COOL AMI the only fabric that accomplish Of
the pesed" KNOx'S IL ~ 2l2 Broadway corner Full
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Trusscs.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oce No. vesey Gum House OPP
posie the church. temSe attends la s No connection
whatever with any other Truss olice o. name
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst form ccTon otslae EruTtnn "a tpe SsD
aud old Ulcers No Diysiun street. NeN hork Sy, sp
lsrx
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
HARPER Il BROTHERS,,
FranA lin square, New York.
Publish III - day.
OLIVE BLAkE'S GOOD WORK.
NOVEL.


JOHN coRpy JEAFrREsoY
Author Of "isa6ei; the Young wife the Old Loves
The story told ia an ey ntersns ons story tina.
w certainly bo read sroch AMI in some lars M, more .an
e ~ the Of he ssgac Gus reader until he comes
acs with the solution ~ tne authors own appointed
e s,s "sys. { h; t.: T.:
in bin the right spirit Of an afiis'-Examlncr
HARPER a BROTHERS
HARpERs, MAGAziSE shs1 roR AnGsr Price IS csa,
so ~ rs gs % n.iS.s and sne MaS nd%
te ~ @ aatsor Of Joha fsr' orsy Fsrn" BY Anthony
Trolopc. &C, &c.
ABEL pnAEEs WIFE Esss p Jssn s,S sssnaeT ssgs4
ems
EoEy. a The y sssaSa{
none noaa fse Tnrse G'slis ofss fsm &c Large
Hno., cloth. 20 cents
HARrERs HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS ~ xu.
Besala Holland Germany, Austria Italy, RGssial Den
a rs sPss A1s NIX ''s as ssa S
Eoaes q rss n a ss ss sss.s ~ ras wa ss s
The ua,e ,elsI's pocketl. $3 10
CAPTAIN puRToN's oifY or rHE SAINTS, The CITY
81 Ss nj nv apiaa a Richard = Bries Fellow Gold
aIs, q ine Royal ueos1aynsa sa s9gsass subor ~ he
LAKE keg.ns of CsaraI, I.ss siFs w'A S''' and hume
THE LAST OF THE MoHrIMEns. : Stop in To
ilou.e on ihe Moorp The Days Ny Life" "Ths Laird
OF Norlawn &c, Sc. l2nio Muslin VI.
CONSIDERATIONS ON REPREsEHTATIvE GOVERN.
MrSr By yonn stuart Mill, author OF System Of Lo-
gic.r I2mu, c1th, 81
rnE STRUGGLES or BN9ws, JONES AND nosly.
lie, author o. NORTH Aners'n frmsry psrsensge" s
Ihl 60 Ulerr-, &c. Svo, paper, 70 cens.
ma nrf essse ppaid or distance IN shs United STATE.
unier \ sO nncsj, receipt OF the price.
N u,RpTR'S CATALOGUE may be obtsnsd erstuitouaiy
on ~ Ation pub shcrs personally by letter
tIuslnA sis o. Mt, III postAgn stamps
| NEAFSEss. lMrAIRED SIGHT, NOISES IL TIE
~ haA anu throat enred 1y the novel and scinAa
prnupe which osloes hearing Ia the most hpr
oy wcl octst and aural of New YORK. Dr Won
| EiSENpkRG. -, -, -,
have for many years afflicted with ieaincsA, sccofh
panied Ivy roaring noise ia head tVf tae u thcht OF
whieh usc myself under the OF Dr Non ksvrcerg
and happy this case the otVr 80 sicNt
hn skt Snawiriga which placed MA ~ ,nn n nc
oi MS ~, therr ore. WiN, tNf hunt cihl
Oppc commend nny afflicted wlih dPsntst " plAs'
! themselves under his cate. uENhn hF.oNNiNW, .
| 2il West Tttr ti.uurtn trveA
Consulting rooms 70 Clinton pacc Eshh ssrs- ives,
Boauway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
, .v,nyIs. ATruNrtoNi-rnR BosToN iNyrsr,aA

TNFINFLS, AEIfaNIIVN - 'FIN
| ter gvOs no quarter prestcIafi, aud handle Mvns
,.rnat onr without tlovss " has aip5Arrd wcskly
bandssmc s,yc ior moe than h,9 ycsrs Yice - pes
80, ,,t single 90 5cs, uts " r. Aendr, prop eievl
Ir,er rvcr cioi. Gnbgoyi tons my be seut 20 thg
aa,re 10 Couty street. Do, Mass or ojALyAN klA3
CuAkn 81 Am. steet Now Aetk.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

,Colensi WA 3. III Iss:
Drsx sis-YaUis of June 80 wna somehow delayed In
tts receipt till to-day. send u nj once 10 Vie Sscretary
OF War. Respectfully, PRESTON klNH
2. ST. send W yoar cctninunica,ion though have
udorstood that IL Ii the mtstiva of tho yoy srument
ihcro 20 obtain their vouuscsrs through tho state
authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
FROM VANITY FAIR,

Vanity Fair has q caricature of Horace
Greedy on the lecture stand and on the crisis.
The branbread philosopher is costumed with
the nicety and fastidiousness so completely his
own; his trowsers are short but his hair is long;
his dicky is down bzt his ire is up, and he ges-
ticulates 6ercely with his umbrella. Sur
rounding him are his white hat, a table, a
copy of the Tribune, and bust of bay crown
ed negro. He says, "Gen. Mcclellan don 't,go
strong nuff for bobolition. OATS what's de
matter" II Is fine subject for Vanity.
An AHeedos.-The President, as our read.
ers are aware, went to visit the hero of the
Monitor immediately upon his arrival in
Washington. "Well, Captain" said A. L.,
holding out his hand to the half blinded officer.
"I hear that they did you considerable dam,
age" "Oh SIR" replied Worden, who is
witty as well as brave, 'you musa't believe
that. The damage, i assure you, is All In My
Eye"
Disoppotntel.-W When our Solemn Man
heard that Pillow and Floyd had been "sus-
pended, b" he smiled for the frst time since the
last; but upon being told that they were only
suspended from their commands, he went out
hastily and has not since been heard from.
a Proper NaDse.-Some classical gentlef
men object in the newspapers to the name O.:
Pea Ridge as too vulgar for historical dignity
but We confess that we like 1t better since
the Rebels have been Shelled Out.
Ths Monito,.-The Rebel newspapers com
pare Eriosson's Monitor to a cheese box Our
own impression is that they found IL rather
Mighty.-Boston Post.
/. appropriately Is rumored that service
Of Iron Plate Is to be presented TO Captain
Ericsson, the inventor Of the Monitor.
Iros Shaypeneth Iyor.-That is the reason
why the SIGHT between the Merrimac and the
Monitor was 30 sharply contested.
TIE Last Rebel RGiiy.-The North Caro-
lima Standard says that the seat of the rebel
government is to be removed from Richmond
to Raleigh.
Only NaturGI.-That from Newbern we
should have accounts Of q New Burnside
victory.
The Only Wear" for Traitorous Sheets.
Muslin.
TIE Great Rebel Cry JHJt Nop-Baok.
ward TO Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The seIge Of Island No. 10.

CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch to the
Times, dated of Island No. 10, March 81, SAYS:
The rebels have erected large eutrenched camp
In the bend of the river, directly in front Of our
gunooats. An embankment half mile long has
been thrown up on shore, behind which guns are
mounted Large numbers are masked az yet,
and we have no means Of ascertaining what artil-
lery> they have posted at this point-several
batteries, however, are plainly visible.
Their entrenchments extend from the center Of
the land to the upper point Of the island. They
are constantly busy, both with stesmboats and
men. Our mortars were fred yesterday and to-
dav every 6fteen minutes, with what effect we are
unable 70 decide. Our shells are all thrown up
on the island. The rebels make no answer ex-
cept an occasional shot at our transports. Occa-
sional firing 10 heard in the direction of New
Madrid, caused by engagements between batter
les which ere placed on the opposite sides Of the
river below that place. We get no news from
there at this point.