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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-11
WAWASET NURSERIES,

flhE uhutrsgned having made arrangements with
some OF the most reliable Nurtorymen In tbseonntss
Ia prepared to furnish all kinds Of
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality at reasonable prices ue ,ronIi 81
specifically advise those intending to plant this rna,n
al to seud their orders early, ~ the frat nppllea is
variAhy eatnfa the best trees % '-
Intelligent planters be fully aware Of tho advp,
taReR Of buying their trees, &c Al home where tbsv
make their uwn selection, Ia preference to the nav l
quent practice n huying from repufed agent from H.
tAnce who are seldom seen second time
A8-lOJW one year SILVER Naples for sala low
aug - EDWARD TArNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-11

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
ME would call tbs attention of Gardeners and other
w large selected stock OF fresh Seeds, consisting
of Garden, Flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, D. Landreth Son Those III
want of good and reliable Seeds, can find them at
@. CHANDLER q SON
mar Oil Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-11

total protection, xio0 nnQ
II Is the u the Farmers Of Delaware and a. such
they onght to patronize H.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-08-11

- Having become popular with both Physician aud
Patient mode Tor administering nauseatng mieii-
zines have paid considerable attention the pruduc
ton ota suProsIToRY Of perfect shape and finish melting
Vt the proper temperature 9O9 ~ with the Mslieament
thoroughly distributed aud presented in such form
to he readily absorbed upon It's Introduction into tile
iecum. printed list Of those usually employed aud
which keep prepared will be furnished upon appcs
ton, The formula be altered to suit any particular
may b. directed bs the attenlln. ply geian.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-12
Observation-Disclosures

@rtmina al @ert@t.-6ol8enbe Safe
purOen aufseFufen unO auf Monta9 ben %.
b. Wfts. 3ur gerbanoluns nn6erountt: 6.
MUcb Gar6tg) Der @rmorbung lelneS gBejbss
am 1. 5anaar b. S. angstlaat; 81. 8ypum
Qarbig) an8etla8t,- ben 8. gBeiStnrn stpGlf
RSde getoblen gu 9obsn /; q. Srufs (farbis)
ansefla9t DsriGtsOeue @esenidnbe Der RaAsl
Gomarbs seb6rie, enttpenOet gu 6aben.
Der Taa DON S. Wtltame. tpelGer anee>
floet III, ben 9. s. 9ess Elm @ewebr unD an.
bere @ssenFGuOe ssitOblsn gu baben, wurbe
auf BEN 10. b. OitS. anberaumt; etne an
bere 2~ntlase Don >. 9errins sesen Deulelben
(Dtltams) purbe nuf ben %. ,. Wfts. au~
beraumt.
@. 6qusmanu. beS m6rberii@sn Mn9rifs
amf 9. Stranger angeflaSt, maj ntGt eri&tes
nsn, we8balb feline 86rSl4aft bon $1,000
fir v~erfoltn erflGrt purbe.
Der San Des Batrtd NattY, tpeSen 9tquUr>
8erfaufs ant SOnnta8 an8etlast, purbe auf
ben 49,. b. Nlts. a%nberGumt.
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a-0o{btnotom, 8. 6.

+ 8prnetmer BefaG. Sobn
NUs, Der 9Guptltng Der gterptsetnotnner, fat
In Bealettung lstner 6ram uub EOGter, benz
VrGfoenten etnen 8slu6 9emaGt. SIN Der
unterrsDun9 lrbte NcB n%uSetnanoer, treebalb
0ts @btrOtesS I'm lsbten Sabre F@ Der 8tsbsl.
lion anaelAIoHen bober. @letH3etttg ertldrte
CT. baB Der arCse &att belGlpfen babe, aae
rebeQtlAen SnStauer aus Dem 9roBsn BnnOe
au8MFOeen unc prn isbt as ntGt muir Nrutras
ltt6t ,u btubaGten, fOncern fp9ar bte @afen
fir BEN 8unO gu fibren. Die @eerUttss baI
len bic @tlaSeret ttef unb leien bersit. 5reunD-
l0aftspertrdge nit ben BunOeStaaten ab3u.
l6lieBeu. Der YrGFOent errtberte, sr talte
eB nittt fir nUtbpeabtg, eiaen neuen 8srtrae
nit ben @berCfess ab8ui4IisBen, ba ite ben
alien nttbt esbalteh tStttn. Die Sabrs8gsI,
Der, tpslde man tbnen fir ben Sal SerIpruAen
Bate, DAP fe lchal bltebeu unb bte hber
$4,000 betEiseu, wirOe man i6nen nt6t
anssatlen, tupbt absr lollten Ne i9re reaelnlG.
6taen Sabresetntinfte wieber srbalten.
Nebellen @efaN9ene. 500
liplt1e 0sfun9sne n.irOea selern nit Dem
Dampfsr State pf Matne BON bier fortseIGidt
UNI aus9epe9let gu tperOen. SHre Nbreife
erpsdte nt@t bte eertnglte SYnpatbie.
tGn8rtfft in m6rbertf&er as
it@t.- @otgeRern Naat fatnen ptsbrsre
5oIoaceu In 6. 9Gfler's 0arten on gtetpgDrf
Npe., nls bteler sbcn seiAlUifn !pereen Iuute
unb perlanaten Branntwein. Der gGifeepsr,
Or. Geo. S46fer. weteerte f6. ttrem Ssra
laneea nQ6,ufemmen, pa 90 ungeItellA iet
trprauf bte gangs 8anpe auf i'm lOSRir3te
unD ibn unter Mis9anbluus Der Gtire 3us
1Aletfte. Wtebrere RON Ora. QSflers 2suten
elltsn isst tertet, ~bs5reIten 6rn. Sddfer uno
trtsben bte SOI6atsn CUR 6bIre b%tnaus. Dtele
panbten t6re 0ut6 gcssna pas 0aas uno (tet-
nteteu on6elte, wprauf 5r. Softer NIT elmer
6ttute am SenGter erl9ten uno t6nen probte,
oaB er auf Iie f9teben iperoe, tpeun eth stu3igsr
@tttn rad tim gswprfsn rerce, unD feuerte
3urn 3et&en. bag Die Aafe 0elapen, etnen
@GuB Ia bts 9uft. @atroailIe uno. Brti5ei
fanteu mtttlertpetle bsrbei unb I9aftsn Die
9nbsaSrer rad bem @adtbaus. r.
lat 8egnaot8un8. - @e1trn besua>
6f0te Der WrGTOeut ben In Delaware tpsgen
8sraubuns elmer 9Of gu stpei Sabren 8uat>
bnus oernrttetlten Sac. Batlo. a5sYat.
t Mtltt6r6 Oretbrnoert
RtteeSeefangene 9eben bsute mad @ttY 9Otnt
8ur QmsweGslnng ab. 20 Nrbetter i'm Nnars
ttermtetRernmte in Msronorio, pelde perpet=
gertsn, ben GreueiO gu ietfsn, puroen tn bas
aIts Capitol 8esbt. ~ as8 .ns.
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Wtrthfhaft 3m 0erf0ufen.

Gin srUSes eptal, in pelGem 5&Cn lett tanser Get etut
0teRairatton nit guteu GriC 8 betrtsben wtrb, un6 rreIdes
~teiCnbers etsnet, il iUfSrt 3u Uertanfen. Ga9eres in Der
lDefer. . ffce. t27oDrs)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-12

% unier Wp@enblott. Die
Drummer bss tuSatatltAen gDeder ent.
bait bic neueFten unb tnteteTantefen
Bert 4te hber BITE 8tlaBeruas
BON 9Urt 5ubfOn unb 8tdss
barg,. t6
Die ar&tbaren 8efeftgunas@
sa werfe 8tds6nrss; n.s 3
9epeguasen ber Uotom acs
Irntse, 7,.a3- s. .' as- as "3 ,,s s.15
@Idn3enbss 14finbt0e,S ga
Sa%llrrts, GsfeAtbet 8spsr-
srail9's Tnrtb, fsge 5at .9a.l -
9roBe Union Wasfsm > Ser
amml nngtn Delaware II. !. ~.
Gtn3elue Nantmern S Gents.
Na4 Dsutlalanb berlenben mir bte Nurn>
NIT Dem naprsen Wtttas a~bsebemDen
Oampfer fur 8 Gents portOfret an cine Sc
IOrele. a@
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-12

@nHer Weatfrntors Sffce.
SO. II Nortbar.
Baltimore, ben 81. Mat.
Nd&ridt. WQ1rtAt.

Die Orbtnan3 fir Giesultruns ees Waferteportement
miette unb g8oIierfeuern II. T. 10, nel9e nt&t mad gDr-
i4rift bieer OrStuan5 besatlt pprben iinb, BEN $ Gnten
Der 8atltffs ~ibergebet unb bon hteien in ~berielben
gDetie (auf bem @recuttpa8re9e) uno inter ~benfelben Info
fen etn9etrteben wer6en fpu. mte Der Gtaet.Gplector Bet
Gtntreibuns ritdfdubt8er Stabtfeuern su fprbern errnd@ttst
iii. -
Gtle Re8nunstn BITE Dor Sanuar 1858
fGGlt9 warren, Fn6 bent pbenbenertten Gintretbunssprr
seHe oerfauen 2as Geles beRtitntt ferner, taB aue 0te@-
nuraeu fir Wttetbe pber Steuern tlr has sSabr 1858 tint SD
nuar 1868 i'm 0praus su 3ablen Tnb, unb menn uidt besablt
mad benz ni@fen 1, Ottpber, ben Oben au9efutrten fpetteren
8pfen unb &aften untetnprfen finb.
Da i'd bic gpaf1er- Nbnebuieri nb g6aierteuer;abl nt6t
in bieIe llntpfen gu brtngen rpinfbe, 70 eebe i'd bternit VI l.
len, mel6e btefer Offtee np@ 56uIben, bic
g8eiiuns, iofprt pOr3uiYre&en unb TIRE Re&nunsen su bertd.
tteen, wenn tie iib nt@t bic Standardization unb rnfoIten
Der eert6tlt9en @tntretbuns ~berielben Guf benz Greeu-
~ttrnSmeee sent6e ter @priGrtftet bet Srbtnarj s~uateten
fcplen.
6dmt, 8. Stnf8,
(OQgUof1GNtA 4en{nrnfnr
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Seeomnttma cbameett.
@ruB & Cos
8atttnrUre @efadftS abre6 8mdb
fur 1868 81.
(8er taS8re@t ge5i&ert.)

(Serla8SreGt 9eii9ert.)
G6e9en SeS 9rcseu MangelS an eineut DerlGBliGen @ez
i6dltS<aoreBbu9e tperben bic luter3ei1neten, S~eransaes
Der bes Baltimore Gtabtz4bresbu9e8 auf BEN g8uuIb
Sieler einf(nSrei1en @ef&Gftsleute kietger @tabt elm bcuz
~ftdnot8eS Notwithstanding in flr5er 3et berauege6en.
GDir erIudet ale &aufleute, uniern Nsenten alien Iuf.
i9luB gu seben, iOipeit es in iRrer @to&t febt, UNI Gas
gSert IN alien gix3elnbeiten ccrreft berslffelen.
SnIertipn zines gsaines in GROCER @9rift 5000
Sober ~6eionbere GiteI OPS
Sober beIcncere SiteGia GROCER S@rift :. $50
Sir ieSe 5 benz geanen fpIsenSe Borte. o.3O
Sir cine in bic Gu9e1 f0aeuce @e596ft8z
Garte 500
8eIpnbeye Ettel. 1.60
-t1ssaers@- aQn3et 9em:a. ,sH7 r.
eanse @ste g.. .S25 giertet @eite IS
3alte Seite .........s Is a4te1 @eie ........ 4
.aIre @reis ess NbrsB6uhe ST..
- Nir fSnnen ms nur gefieern unlerer sebrrdteu
GmPfanssi4eine Segeniiber berautprrtli9 e~rtlGreu. =
ale bon uns observation-disclosures asenteu baben unIere s=
brudte unb bon uu8 Undergraduate @cGma6t. Gle Yerz
ionen p9ne biefe iinb Midi uniere Isenter.
6. W. @rpB & Co., Berleser,
[1OSrn1Wt) Ito 8altluprefr., Baltimore. Wtb.
WDOSS' SaItimcre &tabt=NbreBbuh
Der 1~lntrr5ei9nete bena6ri@tist bierbur9 feline Wtit.
biirSer gang ~ergebenit, buB et int Segriffe If, BITE Gtabt
fir lein reteS McreebMd) auI;unebuen unb 9pft, baS
aIler nDtbiSe 4uf@lnB sur nlD9li9ft ~accuraten BoaentunS
bes @SerteS ieinen Msenten gegeben tperben mSsc.
~ 2ScpoS' AbreBbud lit BON ben StabtbebSrben ais
cds Baltimore @taStzIIbrefbua) b~efGtist, pes6al6
ct feline Mitbirser tuarut, feline frernben 1tnterne6muugeu
81 be9iuftiseu, ipenn iplbe Serlu4t perben ipGten.
(NtDS) SobnB Moods.
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81 u e II t Il r
TmpfGr5te4


60 lit bic @fli4t Der Sn1pfSr3te, iebes Sdus in i6ren
gBaro8 5I bein9er, Sebeu sw' iupfen, ipelGer f9 Bel
ibnen su bent 3wede u1eleet, unb ebenials in i6ren SGuz
fern 81 icl4en Stunbeu, tpte ie Der @tabtarSt beitinlrten
mag, Smpfunsen Dpr5uuebmen. SO folgen bic 9au1en
Der Sn1pfdrSte nit oeren 8obrunseu unb BET Belt, penn
fe 81 6auie Speratioueu Dprnebueu iperben:
|. un6 2. GSarb - 81. @arrD 80. Sap, 40 5itb Chem
nraBe, Z Bis s 8ormittasS unb l Bic 2
Na9mittagS.
3. NIB 4. Barb Z Or. SameS y. SeaIb, gtorbpeft-@de
BON Baltimore unb @6enir., 5 Bic 6
or e yaa9atitta9s.
5. Hub 6. 8aro = Or. Samuel s. 8ptpea, 238 9ftz
Wfonumentfr., 8 Bis 4 l6r Na6mittass.
Z. unb 8, g6arb = Oh. S. .. Brcpts, 163 Misquitbitr.
II bic s Sornaittags unb l tis 2 Nad=
s7P ~mitta9S.
9. unb 10. sBarb = Or. S6pmas S. Wiurtp9, 1877 ct.
8auIfr., 5 Bis 6 gta9u1ittass.
IL. uub IL. Warb - Or. 9obn Oidion, 261 Weabiipn=
aoenue, 5 Bis 6 gta9mittass.
IS. uHb IA. Or. s. 8. Glenlmings, @fe DON
@reenz uub Granflinftr., 2 Bis 3 Nad-
utittagS.
Is. uub I6. g6arb - Or. 8. Us. q. Bates, 45 Con-
tpapfr., 8 bis 4 Nadmtttass.
II, unb Is. @arb - Or. Sobn Self, 720 @ee9t 8aIti=
~npreftr., 8 bS 4 Ra6mittass.
IS. unb 90. gBarb DIR. 6. q. 8urufpn, Ats Bennz
itloania Nreuue, 6 4benbs.
g. &. &niS6t, M. 3.
(Dt1N) GonitStsrat6 unb Gtabtar5t.
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Der SAD beS Bran3 2uraias wurbe ebene
falls anf ben 10. b. Mts anberaum .--(8er,
ta8t Bio beute.)
SH benz 8estrtsgert@tl lief 6ele>
sm Wtiler auf S9eibung BON Sobn Wiaer
antrugen. - DeSBleiAen @atbartna @Srl@e
bon Wm 05rI@e.
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(232RGt1Wtl
City Commissioners Office.
NoIttmpre, BEN 8. Stunt

NNFFIWRtff ItN Dc 1WWI.
0:tfteeIte NngebCte merbsn ef biefer Ollie: tS Wlpnta8,
ben 10. Suni. DfcreenS nm 10 lltr, enise len9enOrnnten, fir
bd8 1raouireit unb pFaftert elmer Masr awtihen Wtc@nupueh
unb Ncsfr, bon Dclpbtne~ mad 2annalettr. iaufene. Der
niaenbsr Stbetbett aeben, bas baS @rdoutren nno pfaitern
tit genautr tsbersinitta,mln9 eei6iebt NIT br SreonnanS iIr
Gnffrluns eintS Snfierls fir bas @rebutr II, pfIahern ue
NeupFafern Der Strasen pnb &Itps Der Stdot 8aIttnpre.
Sut Aaftrae
Sob G mitb,
Swat3s,9,16l SIert Der Slatt. @Unutfare,
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Neme Mnaeiaen.

90 Our 9rn. SOB, Gebttns iieet sa grtcI In br aOe6sr-
Ofttct. ~
- Jar 2rs. s%teiar, gte+Sraaer, Itest etu BSie
IL Xdr Sraa @attastun gtfa peres.lt@tt ytObnltrOu.
ltegt eth Brief tn Der Weder-Oftee.
Sar pm. M5H. SatdeI4teSt fu BrteE IN Der apeder- 8 flee,
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gVtlbe1m Sen 3Oae g1r rs, $ . 8 /

Dte Nl,tSIteber Fnb eriu&t. nd6ftn Montas, ben Is. b.,
Z uor. In ber 5ale ~ erf6ttnen. ut benz auS3us
mad NEtBeneStferS 0atn NIT bstS ~IpOynen.
SIN Nuisra8
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-12

BaIttMpte, cen g Sunt 1868
9H unIerer Offce iper6en @orl9lage fir BEN 8au elmer
neuen 8latforr an @eftsTals a0enue, itatt Der Bio iett
~beuusteu, bis S reitaS, ben -. b. &c., 10 lbr
@aCrseus, in @utpfans seupniaten perben. Der 4(an
unb GinSelnbeiten Iiegeu our GinIt@t Dor.
Der @pmmiiidr bebGlt i6 bas 0ieht opr, iebeu pSer
one 8eriblSse SuriidSltpetIer.
Guf 8efebI .-
SebSmttb,
(SR HJDi0ni UIsrS nor GIHr- * u,,n,GSr.
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WOrtbetIbafte OeIe0cnhetf.

GDesen abrele mad 9eutidIanb 1T bic ~sansbdre @trtb.
d It Ode BON 2pntarbs unb QtDbtfr. 0 ort biat9 iu
O%srtaufeh. &~aufluftse ~Oaen it8 Cni benz @ase feI6ft
n;el6en. (WttOG)
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% urthetlh0fte (3cleoenhetf.

Cine f96n einesrtftete unS felt ne6reren Satren nit benz
bsfeu StfCIs tetrtst:ue gDirtbf&aft i'm SItli9en Stabtt6eil it
~ esrtuutsn, ba htr ies!se &tssnttiner sn anbefeS Gti4dft
st hbernesmen eebentt. Das 9ctal TT ietr Serdumis unb BAT
tetten fnr Ean5rsrsnusnnsen stGtsres in BET Office btefes
| BIotteS, ~~-t& -. (9I0otSl
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0snlaraGE agsD gefaGz.

Nprlnnnf. 3wei quite 8ar6terge5llfeu. @uter
S'| 9OPn pirb 5usei9ert. Mau ulelbe ff6
Bel Glemens &teuer, $50. 7 YrattIraBe, naGe Der
bride. (Oi1W)
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SIR S6ertf
Gigel Hniol NeQQNe.

TNAlS3SE5U sENNtW Observation-Disclosures UT IkWVpETIU
N%SNA 6rdnEIin San.
" Den WitsleOern fer Sieel linton 2easue tpirb
bternitt betannt 9enre6t, bae pben9endnnte 2eaeue ~een5tbiet
Elm neuss 0aiammlunesIp'n[ unFatt ter gu tei&rdnIten
Naumlt8tetten Ter WfeGGnteS Gale Su uietten. iH6en ber-
l4te ,ene btutlGe &eoner or ftretsn werbsn. .
90 bat BITE 3eaeue bttIoheu. SrantIin pate ais
getian ~luu8sOrt a~nauietsn. Mue Wtitslteter werben dufats
iotb,rt. it'd 6aeIbf boue, Sreit6g, Mbsab s rbr ciu,ufta6en
SIM guftraSe her 2easue
(gtpuTr] u. Demutb, Ger.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-31

The following Ia list of officers, commissioned
aud nor-collmissioned, connected with the hos
pital at this place:
Surgeon IN Charge---CLlSroS WAGNER, Asst.
surgeon, u. s. A.
Qaaysermasier--Capt. A. EDWARDS
assistant SMgyeons--~W. III. GARDNER, e. s. A.,
s. 8. MULroRp, u. s. ".
Acting Asst. Saggeoas---T Fl. ALLISON, G. L.
HoaEBooN, A. SrosELAKE, G. JOHNSON, ]. srEARss,
a., ]. w. DIaBY, T. LlEaoLD, G. A. CHEshEY,
n. JoYcR, n. N. WRlGIiT, III. A. BooTH.
CAapIaia--Rev. ]. A. SpooNER
Afedseag Cadsss--E. B. S. SHogMAgER ]. s.
LOMBARD.
Hospital Sssrards--J. NEBRIcH, Chief Steward,
II, g. ARCHIBALD, j. P. STAMBAuGH, r. Il. WERS-
VAC, y. &c. McGowAN.
The following Is list of patients now in Ham
tnond General Hospital
PENNSYLVANIA.
8 cor G Everett B, 10 Smith r,
III Gresler g, cav al G Kranth A,
10 SGT D G Scott a. res. cor + Rashel H;
Ii K r Maiden G, 81 H Nilsson /,
II McNair X, res. 40 r r Barnes r,
WI Elliott b, res. III u Silver i
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-31
4 Lawyer Under Diineulties,

A Lawyer Under Difficulties,
u tie Editors of he Eueaing Post
The following precious fragment of
diary was picked up several days ago from
among the sweepings Of the - court.
The original il somewhat defaeed, but there
il enough left to explain itself, and to ex-
cite sympathy for the unfortunate author
The first entry was made at the time of the
suspension of specie payments in 1857
The name of the bank in which the shares
we're held il illegible from DETACHMENT:
1851, Oct 20--Bonght one hundred shares of
bank stock at CT, 30, TOO.
1863, July I0.--Receiyed dividend of four
per cent. on above, viz. $500
Here follows the notation of regular SEMI
annual dividends of four per cent. up to July,
1863 the interest on the investment being about
fifteen per cent. clear
/ 1863, March l.--Sold the above stock at par
say $4,000, and ordered my broker to buy that
amount In gold for market next winter, for which
paid In currency 200
March 2.--Slept we'll last night with my two
bags of gold under my pillow.
March 5-Got fit of dyspepsia. Sick all
night and no better to-day.
March 8-Damn the brokers. Gold down ten
or twelve per cent. Went to bed with an infer
nal headache
March e.--Doctor prescribes dose of calomel
and jalap TO break up threatened attack of
iaundice. Liver torpid. Gold down. Damn
the Abolitionists, Can't eat.
March l0.-Went to the country, leaving dis
eretionary power with broker to sell my two
bags of gold. Country going to pot
March 4.--Returned from country Liver
In awful condition. Dreadful constipation. Gold
little better. Damn the country. P.M.--Tn-
formal broker sold out my two bags of gold at
the lowest, and now it's up again. just the way
with these fellows. He sends me net proceeds in
greenbacks, $4,000.
March l5.--Here am on my back, and the
devlish doctors at me- I'm a damn fool.
Here ended the diary. The sum of the
speculation, as I calculate ii, amounts to
this: With an outlay of SO, TOO the lawyer
bought bank stock, and for five years re-
ceived an intrest Of Is per cent. on his out
lay. He then sold his stock for $40, 900,
making profit of $780, BY his gold
speculation he lost ~, 200, got his liver
into an lawful condition, became dread
fully constipated," and has doctors bill
il prospect For his ten thousand dollars
of bank stock, yielding an intrest of eight
per cent. a year, he now has seven thousand
eight hundred dollars in currency" yield
Ing no interest at all, and s'depreciating''
every day. The emphatic conclusion of the
diary il worthy of practical note.
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tho whole of it, wheel and all, could have
been put into the whiskey saloon or bar
Der shop, of the New York., or Niagara
With all due Difference to the little Belle
of Crystal Lake. l took my departure.
"lrasburgh is small village very
differently situated from a majority Of
Vermont villages because on a hill in.
stead of in hollow. Some views of the
surrounding landscape, from the village
are really charming. The smaller green
hills in the foreground, and level plains
spotted over with farmers residences, and
back of all, the lofty, grand mountains Of
a blue color, because of their distance,
makes picture worthy an artists imi-
tation." sf#tsa Ha EaHglDgH
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"But I haven't only four dollars and a
half said Billy, inwardly regretting the
loss of so sure chance, as it seemed to
him, to make money. vi a'i9
"No matter" said the man, "four and
half it is then" sf1 raaae at ...'
For the first half of the race, black
kept ahead then he began to lag, while
bay stretched his long neck and shot by,
reaching the goal ten seconds the soonest
Billy paid his bet without word, and
left the ground. Horse racing was below
par with him just then. Returning to the
hotel he called for his team, and found to
his dismay, whip and umbrella stolen
from the wagon. The crosscyed hostler
paid no attention to his complaints, but
swore rouudly when Billy told him he
had lost his money. He couldn't have
the team till he paid half-dollar, and
Billy was in despair. In vain he tried to
pawn jack-knife and empty purse. the
hostler was inexorable and would take
nothing save his coat. After deal of
pickering Billy took off his coat, and in
his shirt.sleeves started for home A hea.
Wy thunderstorm was rolling up, but the
old mare would take her time and before
they were half way home the rain came.
Sorry Billy! He drove under shed for
while, but it raiued more instead of less,
and remembering his fathers injunction
to be home before dark, he went on in the
rain. If Billy needed washing that night
he certainly got it.
About eight o'clock that night, rather
Overlooking chap might have been seen
driving up to the Briggs place. What
his father said--how his mother looked or
how his sisters giggled on the sly, when
he related his adventures, leave to the
readers imagination.
Billy went to hoeing corn the next day.
If anybody wants to find out what are
the bad features of horse races, we refer
him to Billy Briggs. L.
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A Bro "GoAK."-A pretty good thing
in its way took place all along the road
from Lake Bridge to Irasburgh, on last
Saturday. 1t appears'that two deputy
sheriffs from Newport, arrested one o.
w. Rydor, for debt, and started with him
for Irasburgh Jail. but when they got as
far as Coventry concluded for to stop and
take-a rest. I'm a "horn.'O Mr.. Pris-
oner in the meantime ''smiled' and laid
down upon the bunk and took nap;
when he awokc from his slumbers he
hunted up stairs and down for his keep
ers, but finding them non easter, con-
cluded to foot it alone to Irasburgh and
commit himself, provided the sheriffs
were not here to do it for him. But they
we're not here, and to make the matter
worse, the jailor refused to "take him In, /"
thereby greatly breaking the injunctions
of the Gospel--for he was "hungered,''
and "thirsty." and weary" Prisoner
therefore concludes, likea a sensible person,
to advertise for his cus-tody) -ians,
which he did in handbill. We think
the prisoner has the inside ck.--Inde,
pendent Standard @
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HEADQUARTERS % BRIGADE % DIV.
9TH CORPS, July llth 1868.
Peter Z. WaShbun, aI

Peter Il. WaShburn, .aa
AdTt. and ms. Geni.
Sr:-I have the honor to report that
this Brigade was not hotly engaged at the
battle of Gettysburg. We arrived upon
the battlefield at about five o'clock ?. NJ.
of the second days battle, having march
ed thirty miles that day. The position
taken by the Brigade was on the extreme
left of the army, where it was held in re-
serve, and to guard against any flank at
tack. On the l4th inst, the 4th regt.
was sent forward to feel of the enemy's
right, and quite sharp skirmish follow
ed, in which our men showed their usual
gallantry. Our loss was one man, John
f. Marshall, wounded in the arm apd
knee severely. aHi g9I m
Yesterday the 10th inst, at an early
hour, we advanced from Boonsboro, on the
Hagerstown Pike. The Brigade had the
advance of the Infantry force, but Gen.
Buford's cavalry was in the advance of
this Bri1ae. The enemy was met about
three miles from Boonsboro, and driven by
the cavalry about three miles to near
Funkstown. Here the cavalry met the
enemy's infantry. and after skirmishing a
while, fell back. leaving the Brigade in
front AT the time the cavalry fell back
this Brigade was about l-2 miles in adj
vance of any support except one battery.
The regiments were disposed Of as follows !:
the 9th, Lieut.. Col. Lewis, and two COM
panies of the I'd were deployed as skir-
mishers on the left, and the 9Th, Col. Bar
ney, was deployed as skirmishers on the
right, holding a skirmish line front of
about two miles, the left resting upon An
tietam Creek. The Sd and 4th we're sup
porting the battery, and the balance Of
the I'd was held as reserve. The enemy
seeing the cavalry fall back Immediately
advanced their shirmishers to gain crest
and some woods previously occupied by
our cavalry. But the 9Th and 9th regi-
ments Immediately advanced their skir-
mishers and took possession Of the woods
and crest before the enemy could do so.
The enemy then opened terrible artil-
lery fire upon our skirmish lines and the
woods, and continued it for several min.
utes from batteries near Funkstown, be-
yond the reach Of our artillery faIaa
1t was evident at glance that the po-
sition was an important one, and that the
enemy would be likely to follow up the
artillery Gre by an Infantry attack. To