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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17
DYSMENORHHA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUATION, AN
IN MENORRHAGIA OR PROFUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring
dangerous maadcs the result, and month after
month passes without effort being made assist
ure the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
ally loses her appetite the bowels conspated night
sweats on and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon Inflammation Of the mu-
cous lining Of the vagina or womb. IL is In all
companied by the back the bowels
and through the hips easpoonfu OF the medicine may
be taken three times day with injection Of table
spoonful Of medicine, mixed with half pint IF soft
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF TIRE NECK OF THE BLADDER, IN
PLANTATION of THE KIDNEYS AND CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUARY AND BURN
ING OF PAINFUL UkINATING.
For those diseases IL Is truly sovereign remedy. and
too much cannot be said in its praise single dose has
been known TO relieve the most urgent symptoms
Are you troubled with that distressing pain In the small
Of the back aud through the hips teaspoonful day
Of Consultation Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal Ia relieving the distressing symp
tons. Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid Sto ach yom-
ing Food, &c. Take teaspoonfu after dinner. The
dose In all may be increased desired but II should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17

We have one Of the complete Printing Establish
the country Our facilities for doing all kinds
Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, first class We
have introduced the latest aud fastest Presses and have
added to Type all the modern styles and employ
the best wsrkmen We thus enabled furnish Jobs
promptly to guarantee, satisfaction and to accept low
prices.
We have connected with Job Department Adams
Superior Presses and prepared to Stereotype
Pesswork together with the Presswork for outside papers
ALLOW figures.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-17

Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water aken for any
length Of time The dose should vary with the severity
OF the disease from twenty drops teaspoonful three
times day, During the passage the Calcu-
lus the pain and urgent symptoms should be combatted
with the proper remedies then followed up By the Con-
stitution Water, : above directed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS,
VIRGINIA.
The 4 bingd..n sEirciDian" SAWS ::


Soma three months .ago = man by tho
nam, Of Robert Barker, ia Russell county.
who VAS reported to hsvs given information
to Confederate soldiars, bringing under aus
picion Certain individuals in lily i,aishbor-
hood, was caught ard severely whipped b;
iona iour;eon lnar il ii-suise, whr. an 70
leasing him, " arnrd b'r, IN lcayo the c"untry
in given tins, 3. he would nc k,llt.i. lie
Jailed to lenya ana Tire Iuu.nr il that l. b. II
continued to give Information hat ccrt..u
perauus III the lover .ud Of Rass.Il wo,u
Union insn a".i Blsiiwhscksrs. Vu, of
course, know nuii,i,,S about the truth or f,l-
silly Of this, but on Thursday, Tie 3t nat as
MIR. Btrke: was passing Oh or ncar Copper
Ridge, in RGsao!i cUuliiy, E:c va fred IN
ftom arubn.; by gume 10 or II persons, sew
erRl halls taking effect. When last tps,d
-from, he was lying il . critical condition,
and chi, hardly Gl,virc his Injuries.
We undeta!sud tat Mr.. Barker kfsw
two ri thu sssassias, in. refuses to rcvoa
their names.
We find ,hr '"ilowing paragraph in tho
Rchm1rd iettc. nf me Knoxville Rcgu-
ter:''
In L3a, Virgins m.y furnish another
" ahni;ist"n. !,.iL t;!n aeailn Df O.lnns and
Ind would aCL cEsh,e The "fiolier uf Statns
snh s:n;' fnrn" "a iipr.pr.a';zs i. u@nG,neu-
tai marble all hE: son: who low haze Y. III
:mpe, isi:uL!c naI,s. Virgins il The mother Of
heroes rather than nf statesmen. Ahn claims
Hterliag Price aa,rng lhrsr wEn hase
| achieve Il tue e entest distinction il; the West,
| Ehur t:sr honors that are ertrined ahou
the can.ss of heroes III the T ,4t have been
mainly appropriated by tho cifipring oi ihe
| Old UDniuiou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
EARTHQUAKE 1T GUATEMALA.

a letter from Guatemala gives an inherent
ing description of an earthquake Thich oc-
CURED there on the 18th OF December lest
The quskiDg and trembling Of tho earth com
meDced about seven o'clock in tho morning,
while nearly all the population were i'll tho
streets, marching churchwsrd, with music
aad other proud display; suddenly the music
ceased, and all was quiet except the bug Of
the praying populace, & balfaudible tone,
calling upon "Mary" and all the imaginable
saints for deliverance. Probably half wore
upon their knees, many upon their faces, and
the res staggering like tipsy people towards
their homes. The oarth's crust - &c agitated
like tes-kettle cover when the water bas q
superabundsnce Of heat. The rumbiing con-
tinued but two or three minutes, but in that
time the wall snd frame CT every house was
cracking and creskipg, and it is said that
the clsppers of come church bells struck
merely from ire IL, dulstiDg motion OF The
earth. "Antigua." fow leagues from Gu,ts
msla, and which WINS twice before shaken to
dust is again in utter CONFUSION from similar
shskings; aud 81 will several other adjacent
owns in the more Immediate vicinity Of one
of the principle but inactive volcanoes. In
ALL however, the aggregate of lives lost will not
reach fifty, and they arc of the most pious
nuns snd priests, who occupy Older ard moro
elevated walled buildings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

rha .rlendid steamer Giraffe entered the
por:; OF Wilmington = day or two ogp, from
Nassau Ths ntean,vr Oornubia lott the aarna
part " lew nights ego
The Ra;,igh progress" says thst ION Fri
day last twnnty-fve Ct our cavalry. Col
G,iliin r regiment, wero on picket duty and
III out threo miles of Washington. when
IS Yankee force Of sixteen came out, AMI
surfsls.G chem. ard took five loen snd tiir-
leen hOr-,s. The balance OF our Ipen ran
away Having their guns. This happened at
l2 o':l"ck in the day, i'll three miles Of the
enemY, 1t picket station. The Lieutenan,
il charge, We aro told, Wac visiting orgstslng
dinnnr at konso il tho neighborhoc,d, the
Sergeant was OF fnr similar purpose ind
the balance wer rlnyirg cards, co,,k!re, &c
What punishment is too Eovsro for su.h
nfern""s neg lgence = Ed Enc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
YlCEsbuR. CklfA
YItASnUN' IKI'--.s
fTs :ind letter j.oIn Ell eminent engine

KS Hnd letter i;om an eminent enginee
o1ti:cs, xfich 81 tbs r;,oment val go !ar II
sIlsy suyic.r ~ TIN aui;ject Of H., Yam
. zee ,,r;sc, 3. urni,y Ijca sbur.; into on in
. ;sud ;a.u -. w,;:er d: Gel. Ai.Gatuar, o
Inc ; ~ fldor-tc service and a: prcsan. il
! chs,ge Of the Notifications oi Mc"ile. We
taxa the let.e- from the Mobi!a t'Tribune: -
In presence OF the general feeling Of ul-
caainess produced" by TIC cutting Of the Ca
nal opposite Tickahurs o. the Yankees it
Nigh: ~ sc.i.f 10 nur frieads 80 h.:c. 81: :
IS far ~ t!!eic purpose OF turing ,;l- Mis-.
sissipp' aasy iro'u Vi:ksbu'g is comceras,i,
j! will Prove i fsiure: whIch aj,rr!yrt is
founded on The folo..ing fsrta:
In April, 1859, Che Mssss;npi river rose 70
height neyer known bef,.o, ard a c.cvasst,
or break in tn levee touk place at Ito plan.
.atiOn Of Dol. White, about thirteen miles
above Vi ksburg. The rush cl waller Tss
;'tmeHdous; the whole country for many
miles wss submerged and thu Vi:kshurs ard
1on"n railroad ~ashu.i away. i strange
ieatufe ii! tie case e'.: thai toe river Iun
through. that part ii IN country IS If it had
been Canal. Ince Course or cut of. Of which
the cre7lsso was the hra.: and snnie point
baow was this mouth, fai the water thai had
run inland through the crav=sSY rpn out
a.ili from, Il 10 .'se ivc-, about 90. 1r;I,, b..
law yicksburs
Ihr craTaH,r Tt3 M. care: SAL p,2 r.,
the water Suta!isj t;ia river rpti,.d 20 its
o%n hrd sg:in, and % Wal Lie preGons canal
do
This singular rhenorn encn WAS owing 20
the TACT that b.!ow The aluvia! foil lay
layer Of still, blue clay, which csnnu: be
wnshet away by the action Of watsr.
Below that layer of clay, which IL ABOUT 10
10 feet deep. mi les s:oout TO feet halow
tho SUFFICE of the soil, CO .es thu qu:cka,nd
and it is only when the wa.er CONES in
Contact with thss qIickstni that there
ID danger Of abrasion by thr snt:,n Of
the current on II
Had tho Yankees cat their canal to depth
sufficient to reach The ar alta If quicksapd,
the Mississippi would certainly have Gu. its
way through the channel offered acil lit
Vicksburg an inland city-bu. they wen. to
work prompted by their nisi'ce only ,and noYer
tho'g IN: OF acqua,niins themselves with ;h9sr
oioey of oa: AIissi:tiipl :nus They only ssw
ne.thlng: tGey wanted TO pass tho r trInal oits
down tho r.Her III mdcr 20 qai;t toe troub 6
Of the West, and ~ YicksDurg was III the
way, AMI they cI"ld yet take it, they Though,
Of making . cut Oft; but tboy we:t igoc,sn,
of tho nature + :hs soi. they hsl to deal with.
and they failed in accomplishing their oi,jsc!
showing oncs moro 10 iha world the. Eel
sncs and knowledge s:e ccessary IN eyerT
enterprise. egen in digging can>l
f. IT, 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The markets tontinue lrita animal ed. We qaoie
Com 81 %, Wheat IS lOa 65. -Four suurllne
500; Extra eel 4 o. Family SIS. Gold So 81 Silver
90 -. Tier, has been s6ne slight change in fhe
stack market. We q ole as follows:
taofedora.a ftata r"ra- isii GGr utp iasrej sae,
lUO hnd int.
Coocs!erate Ii million honda lG9 md int
TonucGsea -.-'ts 'sani., natsFt., tus:pnd:il 10
saies III.
Her.h caio:lnd b"ts son,ls Per ,;r. ..'-< 'oG
Yitgiui3 Stsfe SLoca, saie+ LOG.
t.i.'irnoui City f:nlI.y. saltn lgb.
Exchange :.3ak stock. sa!cs 10.
Farmers Bank Stock. ssies lG7;5.
BHin II Virginia. SLosk, sales 10.
Virginia Suspended Bonds coupons, i,st Hales $50
Traces naIk Stock, naCa, l3J.
Rlat u i.iclrlond laft stock as!cs Su.
Rans Of t!r COMMONWEALTH Stock. s.i.-4 lu5
Old ucDlo!0n Insuri::.Je STOCK last sa!sa as.
FirgiG;a j lie i:r.r;n:c taa'iaaY Stock Laies $50.
Virginia Fire .iu; Mrsina ilt":u.c., GALES al.
R!chaond E,iIu alton :j;2cg, last anles 50.
iusaraa:e Con.ps:r 81 the ,.;a Ct Virginia. sni Il
o6h.
Merchants Inauranc. stuck last GALES S2I5.
AlbcInsrlo INSURANCE. Stock, last sales S9S
Virginia Central taiirna1 s .. ,r;g.,e honda. .
and Int.
Virginia Central RaiiIos,i. ri nlGlrgogo bond asr.es
~ anI IN.
uraGsr ai,: aesan;rig .,..:.oai & pr c,r tr;.a
last ,a!a, 10 ma "a:
Orange AMI a!aSua!rL. E:sihr.:i Ter n,ni. ,.,Dd
a.t sass lG0aad int
Soun.sids Railroad Scn.a- ;nersI,cod by c:T3
Petersburg l:5 and ia:.
Richmond luG York Riy.l Railroad bonds, nai,y l0l
and int.
Richrnoad Fredericksburg md Pnto,nad R..IInad
no recent sales
,Vlrgia: ARD T-:s's7a ,l'.ih ID mortgage a'Ths
ssles Ia.
Virginia Central Rsiiro"i :;toet. lsgG Bl,s TO-
Gch:norG tn'' pzte:Shurz, Lu!lnaa Gt,rk rAir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
%GTEEl ClFsO:sNs.
FROM NASSAU.

lha Ga-riH>tr. G.urier' OF tho lG.h
says:
Much to hs surprise IF our ci:izuns, thu vc
| fine steamers, with large and valuable ..r gnas
arrived here At 81 ea-ly hour Saturday ':i:r"
| ard thu !, u. Wagner, Lsupsrd ard hanF, al:
from Nassau, which port ,h' y iuit al s'naEd..,
| last ihey brig tn. ncms thai mo s:csInp,
Florida Oarlsiu tlstiit, '...a he.il nj NISSAN 20
| Goa! W, bid WA- ti,rra ut tho time sh- " An
| reported to &c "rp'ilrr'i by the Ysnkors
4 Yankee troop ship which had bean
| sshuIe sud w.rich ;.ai hocomo wreck, b 40
her troops taken eff b. bark, sua it was
said at Nassau that tho Florida bad captured
the latter Ti'h 100 tronps nn board The
following steaias.a wc5u left at namaa:--
Z tSle, E.hrna. Nicholas III. iI,yrlnak and
| Ohrl.:. The lLt4r vessel ~, iynL ga, on :he
9.E !usts:i; ..o'" ibis port, AVID tbs A yivs,
which Sailed frau i"tG im iie- c1mpns. 2, IL
| supposed to have passed cut safely. C.;tain
Ooxrtl-r, .! the Herald. has taken cha; se OF
tho fac ste-wheel eircmer Hsvolock, and
will in future command l,r-. Tho Antaaics
! i'c-merly sisralt) hal pcnctcdod &c !Ts7sra,
In cj,ars" Of Mr ThGga-, tho nata.
Nothing has been ne.gd a; Nassau :aiasrs
| :" the Steamer NiGs, which let il.at :,i4ts
| several 9reks slice.
Gen. L1sn, commanding 'ho ccds's! ,iia-
| t:ici, Missouri, has issued Ell orte: that 81
huah @escksrs, gus,r;llas, rchbsEs, Dcnfedc-
rate rncrutiug otiicsrs end crrissayioa ascn-
ming to act under rebel authority, founi lii
that military district, shall be promptly sxs-
crtcd by The tirst commissioned cttices irto
wnoao hands they shall DO delivered, quo Ill
persons gliding and aoetiing such parties shall
be similarly treated, their hcusss destroyed
snd MI personal property conhscatod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
RICHMOND, Feb. II. 1869


RICHMOND, Feb. II. 1863
,ERAL oRDERs.t
30. Is.
lth view to determine the military state OF Ger.
o,ersons IN the army, who have left their regular
tands and Joined others under The impression that
Lad the right 80 to do, tut sre claimed IS deser.
e:nder existing laws, the following orders are pub
| -rsons whoIoiued new companies ut the expra.
c their fret term OF seryi ., uuder the act author
lLt-enliatments for tue wa, will be continued IN
usesent colnpaniespro9idsd the facts do not show
| III ltion to desert their former commands. Also
an led prisoners whose tsrIus OF eeryice had ex.
puslo who enlisted In new companies under the
psoAs Of General Orcers No. Al, Adiutant end
lnsE Generals Office Richmond, 18th June 1852
VIII Continued In their present companies.
"a persons who have really deserted and have
Jomsa' companies will he returned to their o.igi-
mai Sands snd the benefit Of this order In to
Do 81 limited to csses arising from mIsconcep-
1on hits AMI duties under the re.enlistment aud
Consaw,
III privilege heretofore exercised by troops Oh
Iae onsld, OF exchanging the ANAL ARMS, and
nelo Flor those captured from the enemy, is here.
sltar isn, and the prohibition will be'Strictly en-
iotcou 'mmanderE. Disasters may easily result
ron a;artl OF thls necessary order. All such
excnanaust be made by proper authority and
TNo .gard to the eRc.sncy of the troops
Captuit5 snd artillery will BE- turned over to the
. Cmei .ncs officer, and be assigned, Whenever
plaSLea tho tsoops,to whom tie General ahallou
hotard their capture.
81, Gy order
,(St g. COOPER.
EsolS Acj'r. and Inspt'r. Gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
EsoAPED from theI all Of Prince Edward County Va
IL on The Night OF the ID OF JapuSry, 1863 negro
ma Led BILL Of dark oo'o. tnot coal bssk about Ave
ieet Two o. three Inches high, IL Is years nd slightly
bald on the back OF TIE head. chunky made defect e
teeth, any, not recocted lite took With hin, Y.icu,
Articles OF cotiiog s thought Re went ctr dressed II
an Oh dark graz wooeu coat and pantalo re- ani a
rather lower wn narrow brE old fur hat much
be ID artrl snc cupnirg, and good shoemaker.
Sad negro escaped from jail with another negro. (sincc
recapturod) and with white called Joe Bell aviI
who was charged NTH felony.
Bill brought from The county AZ Louoorn, - March,
1859 Ivy al I'd 10 Richmond city, :h-rcs by Railroad
BiacSh ana Whites :ep0t (sou.hsc I.ras and then
taken Lotto The couaty Of Lu9eDburg d 10 msy have
tempted to make Us WAY back Lordrua, where cup
posed bis vito may he s residpg or III may hsv, srrt
TO reach the liues " tho enemy 10 sorae other say
Wild s!7e ONE iiCepRED DOLLARS Tor tn. rpp.r' e.
sios and delivery 10 s,ne =, Of saiL negro BIl 60
l ert him again. p-sldss s abe -hpeusra.
nJ post ottoa q a::bod ::r;!:e Orarse 10 Va.
F.b3i--dtf SANFORD EhhEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
~ gSrHAYIGAsT BtLI'ls

The Empress Of France is pSo!.abiy sac
most sxtravagant ToH,su living Eo- is .his
all; she HIS Esen tho c%lse OF crinou, extra.
vagnnce IL the 'alni!ics OF her n,,-uarI e
subjects, End III eli crunLries where ,i.c cus:-
ly fashions .hs mas 't nave iounIi favor. ii.
fouid, tbs Emycror's Mnis.sr cl tissnca
thrcatens to resign his ottca ualeas her cno--
nous drafts upon the treasury 81 curtnl3r;
So costly han she inadu the toiiet;o il
Paris that fashionable ladies are utterly un-
sble to ssttlo their bills for drcss, and it IL
stated by tho English press that i. ID as uiucn
ga many Of them can DO TO pay tic interest on
tho large debts which, following tho imperial
modes, has caused them to incur
Tns world oYca crin5lino 20 the fair Gu
gsnis and thu rouGhcr ha:f &c j., c.yiiizsd
population dues not feol by 81; inenn,- oil
ipeanJ grateful to irr ior tito In,5 c:iuctiOr o!
tie article.
She has mede her apartments Ia tho
Tuilleriss rs magnificent 81 tho pssces Cns
reads about in the Oriental IafinS Tac doors
Of her boudoir a:e of IVORY, in!aid with gold
The furniture ii Of ROSEWOOD ihlaij with
mirrors, gold and ivory, end j" upholstered
with pale red silk. Smyrniaa Competing Of
lAe nchSlehI LON ufc COYtTb TIC LOOC. 2nu ti!o
ceilicg is splenddly ircscoei. The ces!.a End
portfolios arc Of tortoise sholl, aratssqued
with gold; and the most valuable paintings
of the old masters ornament the rsiis.
The beautiful woman who has surrounded
herself with these luxuries snsnda an simost
fabulous AMOUNT annually IL rare Iaces and
all tae most expensive articles Of female cos
tune, besides subscribing unheard Of gums in
aid Of vast politicsl schemes, fos she is witbal
an intriguing politician. The Empress is
thirty-six yesrs Of age, md, ifoIef,r', old
enough to have learned prudence yet she is
more prodigal now than when in the hey ia I
Of her youth and beauty.
The Queen of Louis XVI. was as extravs-
giant and as fond of modelling in Stats affairs
as Eugene, and her fool Of a husband cuff
fered her to lead him by tho nose. One dsy
they lost their heads, poor things.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
,s,vp DAILY, sEMl-wsEKLY And wrEKLr.
gS TYLER q ALLEGRO.
TERMS.

p,vvs--Ep 70, one year, swolye doliar; for ak
pA. nix dollars. No subscription received for lesa
than aus D., WKsrLr-sor one year, eight collars iot
esh, MS lou. dollars and Fifty cents NO sucscr1l''
asu received m oss than ok % FSa4 Dollars, for sl1
We is,se do,avs No subscription received for
ss sr Subscribers chunsIng their Post Offices, will
..ats tb. carae Of the Post Once OIL which they
s"rs teen in the HABIT oi 'eeei7ng the papers
ADVERTISING.
10 inserted ~ t ass Gs in 90 COR 9or
es ., o-1ers nust he accompanied oJ the oasn-
hs,si..s they will not be attended TO- ,,s 81.
s,,s containing money sro sent az tho FLAX Oh 'oe
thSA0f
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ADJT & IcSP'R GEMS OFFICE
RICHMOND, February 10Th, 1863. {

No. 90.
II. General or other officers commanding army
lesy ammunition aud other ordnance stores at the va.
rous forts ans batteries within their commands u he
prepared without delay
The Cllsf OF Ordnance of each army corps or do.
psrment viz hs held responsible that these returns
are forwarded to the Chief OF the Bureau Of Ordnance
81 Richmond within twenty caya after the receipt of
tas Orcer sndS. thereafter that the returns re.
quired by Paragraph 1878, trmg Regulations nre
regularly forwarded.
II. All ordnance and ordinance stores, including
cavalry equipments captured from the enemy by par:
dzsn rangers, shall DO ASSESSED by competent officers
under orders Of the commanding General, entered
upon rolls AID paid for t any ordnance oacar upon
receipt f0r The money fSm the men entitled to the
property and prop rty certificate sigued by the pf
Ger commanding the company, squadron, battalion or
Regiment OF hangers as he case may BE-
1hs rolls must stale distinctly the company. brutal.
lou O. regiment to wbchthe arms arc assgned In or.
| Ger hat the commanding officer Of the same may be
caatss' with the property On the books OF the 1rea
III. Paragraphs lit, ils and lls, Army Rssuls.
tens naing contrary to Law, ara hereby revoked, and
enlstsd men In the service of the Confederate
es wiz be employed a. servant by any officer OF
~: when non.commisdohed officer, muslclau or
pnVats entitled to furlough under the acts Of Con-
gross, approved December H. 1851 and April IT, 1852
sna elect TO receive the communication value In money
10 heu o. transportation 10 his homs and back, Tho
quartermastss Of his regiment will promptly pay his
account therefor upon his certificate, approved by his
scompsny or reRimental comm an6er, that oummuts
ION L justly due him In lisu Of iurlough.
|, Y. In making soch payments qusrte msatars v III
stmste the amount due In each case at az cents
er nile fir the distance the soGier would Ii upon
prlGugl, be compelled to travel to and from hs home
VI. Company commanders I'LL b. required to state,
on tner muster and pay ros paymohts made un-
: L ibsse orders opposite tho EsI,e OF the sudie, 80
R,,o
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| ',,.rSE A NUISANCE.

A Ithidet. If Jsno strect, New York, has
obtained Yetdic. 0i cleo against man vino
put Up boiler fss.ory near bis houae, and
MADE such sn intoisTsble noise in hammer
ing rivass chat r,sn.ifT's house was almost
unintabitsble. IN. theory of the decision
is that noise il nuisance, Th-n there ID
enough Ct It.