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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Tribute OF Respect for the Late Colonel
Jones-The Cspturea Despatch Boats
Twenty-six Rebels Taken Prisoners by
. Drummer BOY, sc.

NrvhEu, ~ q NAY 70, 1893.
parting tribute ef respect was paid today 70 The
late colone Jones' Of the Fifty eighth PeuD.y wanna who
killed In his brilliant and successful charge
on the enemy at Knston. The osrenonies 10 which the
Commanding General and the troops participated, we're
of the most imposing character The department
over the oss Of this brave and ACCOMPLISHED oncer His
remains leave hero for The North At four p. today by
the steamer Albany
The tvo despatch steamers, Emily and Arrow, whleh
captured by the rebels the culuek canal are
now at Franklin, 90 tho Blackwacr.
drummer boy, named Lavender french, q Company
A, Twenty seventh MassachOse,u, vent into The sght
near Knsion wtha rife and capturcd twenty-five rebels
belonging 10 the rya ghth North Carolina and one Iea
tenant unasssied and isolated from he company lie
found his prisoners IN ambush. Tbey suppe-ed be
represented large force. Fndins oit Their MISTAKE
they we're ncred W resist bu ite iue hero beng ia
possesson u their arms obliged ha orTtoy 10 walk BE-
foe hts ieveilsd pisce and grsosfuy sabmn " bic ipe
raiive order
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The Late Professor Ingraaam.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

INV YOhk Nay 90, 1868.
II you think tho fate OF the Rev. Prof J. n Ingraham
matter of sufficient interest 10 Justify the publication Of
this note beg TO say that have often secnthe grave Of
Mr.. IngrAham and the church In which H. oniea,ed.
After Mr inrsham had become conspicuous Ia the field
Of yellow covered literature he orders and became
the rector OF the Episcopal church at Holly springs Miss
fad that he habltually carried arms but be that
II may he 10 his death by leling pistol fall from
bis pocket az he was preparing himself in his vestry
for services IN his church. The pistol accident
ally discharged, and wounded him severely that he
lived but ghort time Afterwards.
Of the person yicksburg who represented
himself 10 General hcernand and your correspondent
the author of Tho Prince of House Of David must
be lmpostor. fOwAN
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husIc AMID rHE YtowgEs-uKAuTy AND FASHION
WOUNDED soLpiEns EgcLDIso on TuK oRA,s-TnE
ATTRACTIONS or TffE LAZY, HT0.
Agreesbly 10 the announcement sheh appeared IN oar
ysn,erdays issue. the music oomnsnced yestsr
day Afternoon 10 thu Park Tho mfiaay had ,aus
What prevented the usual large asscmblags being
prssent nevertheless goody number ~ persons arrived
A0gnd the newly panted aud sdei stand which
M itsef for ne beauty a0re object ~ auraoibsn
Ladies Oh borssBaek carriages fo, wsfs 10 bo
seen entyng tho music. Asd numbers u ~oanded .1I
ders fceinsd th7 sra. around tie ismpls u Atolo
the nat r,l e. rei having ben thro-n open for pubic
Tho birds e1ld bqib ia snd heard durinx tbs
nirrVas between The peoes suf tho novors ani shop
With ,hs ,bsetcs ~ 81 thng. usually s.cn IN tbs D. ~
mpuey mixing v0fd, s0sd Aianast iefngt tbs
visitor 81 believe that be was actually In tho
eahtry, hfiosd q tho centre a Gotham Tho
faih bad frsshsief W ne yegetaou and made lt bsk
shafuits lvsry u~s, ptaat I'D shrub E nov IN fsi
bs0fH eii-f Qf eai fsNer aud the rlod1nssn frts
10 10 rs be erceeiangiy bssutfni. 49,. 30 to
lake sfh uiu charms aGd xtrarti 30 atnone sbar.
thal ~ lie aGd lihsr f1@ eagasoi u the
d4tF q mrrbai'Dn Thr pi"as ~ bat ss coudurt.
-, cotnstAte And Lifct out oaAbis rate Tho
BIT ni hefr o sta's That ony the TLrd ard rsfh Ave-
noe iafosd cyntfais tos 4rda sop % az TO
mssie and sbsd 10 specially euoosfsss1 ~ iba
o. tbo iafk
The p8rk autLorfss abnotncs u A. tbsr utsntt,. "a
tbf0s ogsu Ne Asn & fandAy fsh1ai parties rie
the Tfes Aoadsny bad The ~ Ne tail gr0sna IA ~
The desire o ~ iftuAg"Fa q the lark that sft aaf
chdfun sbcun snny the q tbn afass sbss u 10 rot
Detrimental v ihs beaaty sna proxf--s ~ tss FNk
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stroyed ths casematss, and came on whom War.
Tsnsor y.s % %sS%P,ssy tn S :shss 90 much for this
win have suscunbsd, and ihsn ahs Tasbsr Of wsisrs
@ s 3 ssas ~ < ~ s'ss sss IN
vIssbuFg Win receive hIs asssntio Nh such aaissncs
entertain no doubt but IL strongly fortified g;rrisoued
by the best troops In the rebel service, and 10 by nature
an impresnabe position Again, the same "moral nfu
nnd their responsive duplication here Practically, PERT
Hudson, which was desigued n guard the mouth OF
the Red river, and prevent the interruption our
part Of the rebel source OF supply from the
Red river country Mexico and Texas, has "gone up"
Farrsgut has broken that blockade sHec,uay In Ike
manner vcksburg which ntenacd 10 maintain intact
the intervening section of the Mississippi longer
mpassAbe barrier Our running that desperate blockade
settled that question. II only remains march upon
the plaoc and with Joint attack front and rear render
ycksburR abandoned stronghold The erect OF all ths
cannot fail 10 rekinde the dropping hopes OF those who
have so long and 30 painfully regarded the operations
in the West.
After we receive ammunition aud other
stores unesshe existing orders countermanded
viii return TO Ion plantati and rst ship Il would sur
prise you 10 see what wreck she Is. But still abe holds
together and s good for light st any time. We have
splendid crew Of ~ brave set Of follows trod
ships deck handled gun tackle u would do your
heart good u see themn action A. Grand Gulf for Ave
hours and hall they stood the of the
mics batteries and came out Of the ngh fresh when
they went In. Not moment Of that time
more than one thousand yards from the muzzcs Of
the rebel guns, AID osntimes within easy pistol shot
Our vessel dsnr.niied one battery completely that
ned by tho ~ Louis artillery and killed Col Wade and
his aid decamp Ny serS ant-he cne have al present.
belonged 70 the battery aud taken prisoner 6y me-
has given me all the particulars oonoernng the death
Of Col W., whose head was Knocked Oh by nine.inch
she'll just as he was giving order The same shell dis
mounted the gun aud destroyed everything behind the
casenate.
This boy had long been seeking chance 10 run away,
but could get before In the he seoreed
himself, and when landed plant the co0rs the
ramparis be was discovered and became our prisoner n
no continues TO do as well as he has done shall retain
him.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Nj. segar Elected to Cosgrs..-uissis-
sippi Rebel Dssertsrs Taking the Osth
of Allegiance, dc.

T0ufEl NuNHIN, Nay y, IFb5.
The elec,oa Ia Norfolk aud Portsmouth, yesterday 70
Snltsd Ia the triumph q the salfs UuDu tloset M
eec,lon pased on qus,y Ia tLa asrnoon The csizers
u PorsDouih had a pos fssins speoche- wsfs ns.ds
py OoIops johnson u the Ons Hundred sna Forty Gth
Ssw York yoantssrs and several pf0flinssi eltzst.
Twsaiy ave deserisrs from hssssippi rrgnsat oA-s
Into ss1yk yesterday sad taok ibs cath q siegsnos
hoy " be sent North Dy ~ haiiinors bat nishi
Ths slsciloa Ia lhis dsucs p.ssvi % harmobio1sy
fD s hoard from. srospt 10 Tho Hampton w.enei
There two sss u Conroasu~n cboscB, aSd tbsf.
Wa oonsldsrabis srciismsui. H0n Jossph ssEag sns
IN. wauoa. botb casdidaies for couu--. sian - bs
T0cs g'ctDn Pm
NJ sesar has jet received tsxran fson ~ tastes
,sar. sayioF that ns 70 osftsuly s,eciei.
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Co.ansr.' Iaaas.s..

Iussur Qu.sEsi--IsfsL fzrrtr.-Isnss H.arn q "a
tive u fs.aDd sssd tsssty yssfs del a. tba
Ssu Yors Hasriia yesterday. from tbs ns.s 4 rs.
received Al the hAnfs q hs .Rs arasr ths flio-rs
--tscsas~i agf safsi had quarrsl -th
ha hqitsr hAH ~bsu tbs ia,tsr m 11nsnt u tsssn
snslshsd 20 piais aha hsahapa o. tba tsas
infioims severe scsp sogrd. Nb-a ~ iJuf,d mn
Aimusa 20 fhs hospitA hs wosBd ros oaslIsr.
"A dansorvas, sna lbouEht hat b. uoad bs wsI
b. fs~ days Coutrsry the stps,istor, - b. pty
setsfs bossvsf ~ sninaisu 80 h, tnd esspts tho
srsftfas q the forsfs TIE prieft oafnneoes4 -
rsi1ly an dfd ysisfisy - .lr-.fy stated tef,usr
afisF Ole aasrfaiu fsfssfsd vsfai = ssfai1 freai
dsiifiam urhrcs farefnfao@i W q bty~ riib pate
10 90 barss q b. wRs.H Cis1 tts fsndtfn Il tha
shI,s vpfae ths fefouss esnfaiiisl nrs iesfn " avail
tha sstFr = ~ srand Jary
Tsrai Hfsftr - sraEtIso --rhfisilsn Rep
b.lsisr aoins business oofnsr - ofssa-sh a1d
Nofih More STREETS. disi ycst-faay At tbs ss~ Ygk
Ha~ytsl ffc-u ~. er.ets - ~oahf Ia tts sbfosn ~
osi,sa -nh tnHs on 0s nshi = 10 IL, iast ~hus
su.s.sd 10 asht pnb too NO. tansd Peter Risfy ard
rAsshs xatsr. csreesr W. ssy ~iI - reoyi sclsf
bss an ss,s ~. stsn ssrnsia is tbs esss .sss ss,.
ssu ou vhteh a-sasfn s~esasi tsst4s.l that b. -u a.
Isssss ~ tsss 80 nsl 80 tbai u.s sihsr q
- ~ hyf iiou iotasss a. dfesssss sns ssisl
nsts1 10 rossry 'ofs ~ osiis aso~assc plsoa e
80 rs-n ~ ma es " tbs afs hsn b. srs..,,ts,.a
sg 49, Nstsf oiiaff 40 h8a q. ht whh thsfs 49,
wfh fs~oiiei a be t~its sisbtsf ihe f1snnss arsay
,tsss A. ittessi 80 Ss bsii ~ iLs s.sy u ds.sas
" tay
rsE caDsr sfr rU rf,f0s,os--ftrit rstts -1srssos
iArsla ssi ,bs Ns~ Yen iiospRsi y-.sraay rrou.
.ss ssoss = nsrss fscsss ~ ibs oosnssa u a.. Afs
srtia. 20 - Eases rfscss baEsry 10 Ctsffy soes
sfensf Nnsushn noiasi q ths ~li lsld a.
vet v az Tts ssttsis b ssii v hsss e<sn cs~s~
- go nfgisft - ~ q ~ srfnsl n go cptisf tbs
80 " - 4 W sfsrs thrtlf s1srins - - :.
fsasrss osth - ssisui ihai - stssilt -ss inss's
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on Boltn rHg CAR1sDxLgr,
n ssIqrpri SqrApROr May i0, lss3.

nssErpri squADRos May 10, 1898.
Tno Admiral returned from
Red yesterday and ordered " present. des
tnaion to repleniah ammunition. of which We en-
pended In the attack Grand Gulf upwards of two hrn
drcd and f,y rounds The Of the war
renton batteries, In which this vessel 70 have part,
cipa,ed undertaken by the Admiral himself ard 70
suited not only their entire deno ,on bat Ia the Do
s,rucon Of the town tseIf On the spproacn Of uo YES
ssls-shai n v say ths Price (lagsIp, rascamsa ard
Mound City-the rebek ses are 10 the houses and
Ded 20 the bills our people ihru Anici, Do
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7I9"'"TT ~ ~
sevea h.nsrt doiiars eogntrf'sit 4yf ~ ths tffa
Bank O Ht-stsr recelvoi a. NJ A.srt1s noass.
10 ms city, frssn TIE PAS BarS. No. f9rt.
MS asrnlng. Al p.Bs O cssk shs ibs eisrx = Ths
mas sJsires broker ai ne coof r be orss wang
A 80 gsiesaih rsgrisi wlzh -As fa.sss ~.
slfaa q. - suisrei ibs y.es ~ scs Or asa sSis
% 20 Ds b,la.ifsf iss paesar.a tbs tiis y shsh
rcsa8 - fi.ts 6irs, 50 ,i.a hu isss ah'si.'s 80
% s@
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sasnes - Mr.. 0ssvgs n. Harss
FAiuAr Covxr Hovu, May 10, 1893.

rr VISIT 70 POTOMAC yAils.
Agrssabiy 70 desire expressed by Govcrnsr blair, Of
Michigan 70 visit tho Falls OF tho Potomac excursion
party collected yesterday Sunday, among whom
Major General stahei, Brigsder General Copeland and
their respective stans, accompanied BY bevy Of fair
ladies'
JnH rAm-yIxsxI.
Tho day and weather were highly propilous and tho
gayy atred sia officers, their praneins sieods, with
military trappings, took tho advance, followed by tho
carriages and ambaances with their fair and precious
freight the whole forming oorisge brilliant and ocr-
tainly novel 10 ensmys country.
The party passed through Vienna the outpost
COMMANDED by Lieutenant Colonel Alger, Of the slr,h
Michigan cavalry. The uoops drawn up In line %
receive and do honor the Governor Tho al
dressed lss remarks, whch we're responded - BY the
with three hearty cheers for his kxceieBcy and
three for Micbgan--;hs being enough, 10 lionel
Agcrs words, 20 save which hops may be the
ufk nAani Wa aED--rIis ruToaA, faIds srrEoAnEu.
After resting for little time, during which
frcshmouts provided by the officers of ths -irth
literally partakcn a. the line march tsten 40 ~
the point m msin ntcrest-thc ials q the Potomac
soine quarter o nc from the falls the rgnbns roar
became distinct similar ia Quad bot of o,lfe 10 40 such
erlort n he Fali. of S.y.,a its a. ~ .,hci e
hundred yards distant FROM the fails aiii csurciy
tered by ooupes hf agh the woois pcEng ihs agwei-
that bi0omed 90 tbo edges q the path ana exchanging
perfumei tokens q regard
uLssT ia raus AAx naanD.
and the eject even b. those whp fsrnlar wih the
appearance of Nagafa teIuufuy grand. T. b.
they not % thsir fan advahi4gs tbe water
formed interesting sUb)eci iof the artist The nsos
son conveyed va sublime with solemn grandeur les
awful than Niagara fscet beauty that charmed and
peased. foOihea AMI attracted IlAr tbs fas " hnc
haBa, could imag this ~ bc tho tfyfing place ~
romantic youth aud fair damsal aud Ear. The fectsd
antifots iOr dbaypcl tel Afecinn gFcNigk vanity
Hut kgvw u legendary tradition crnnreied with
this fall and u cJupio such a. have dasc BID VII 10
devoted eaOggh h. tho MuHrs " make the tbema sn
agree u find rbortfolOW saiirse lt- mean mfnDr
ialise ~.
NAM RJwATfE
A. wAs, incident u rCrBariig interest Vefy
b. n the tspi. Of oyrse lady in the a
very charming one by tho byc atbugh tnArfi~ mel
and general q the befpss bot fortunately for al
concerned passed ~ With rofe srrigya result than
the rivals erchangrs- si0's-but isam.
After short pgfiod FTSut dei ghuuly AZ tho falls tbs
Whole party returned ~ ,o us Agsfs eDcsmpnrnl
iart0 u an nyItins rspasi M us 0fsn arr. tbe
Dds - the farisr estsn frofn thence ~ returned
ytft Dcielt 10 FAIRFAX naft N0usc mutually psassi
Sh tho vlst ~ The Fas u the POpnsc. he Govefbur
ACCOMPANIED BY ercot uuder the charge isItsBaut
o0nei stas ~ the Fitt Nshigan fet1rnei ~ washug
ton from rhenes bs leaves fof tbe Army the Potomac
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THE Sis1H Rfnxryr NV YqBg srAit v0trs1rrsr.
The above sPendh corrr abou' bains reorras 2 a e.
der command q Col ?. iardine 90 uaor d ife RAJ
ncrt The hca3aIsrtefr 80 al a. pfooua stfeai sea
al Information can be I'D hv frdrstf. TIE rre,tre
whoa the slntI bss ann in zoe DAD -f ftirs 81
9ptedy f.ilg -
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~-~~~~~~~~~~~>~->>~>~~-
THE JURA eFF CAPE RACE.
Anxiety for News from
America.
s~-~>~~~--~~~>~~~~~~~~~-
Recruiting In ireland fov the United
States Army.
>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
STATE OF THE MARkE ETS,
as., Re. As.

Cars RAcs, Nay 40, 1893.
Tho r'eamshp Jurs, fron Liverpool on tho 2ist via
Londonderry tho 22d inst boarded by the news
boat at nvo O'Clock this afternoon.
Her dates arc nyo days lator.
Politics unimportsnt
There was general feeling of suspense for later Arne
rioAn news.
Lord Clifdcn was second
Tho Bank Of England tho 2iat advanced ts miniaum
rate Of discount a further one half per cont.
Tho Glasgow arrived out on Tho 2ist inatant.
The Saxona did not leave Southampton for Now York
on tho goth, owing to damage TO her machinery.
Tho IIammona was expected thero the 22d TO take
her place. ..s..-, ss ,al.a..+ t.t ~
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Details Of the Battle and Cap.
ture Of jackson.
Destruction OF the Town by the
Rebels,
L.. u L., H.
The PAilaa.lphia Tslesrams.

PHnADnrnA, May 80, 1888.
despatch received At Cincinnati from the Lower MIS-
sssipp via Memphis (dato not given) says there had
been no fighting at vcksburg since last Monday Most Of
gsrous onos were yet In operation and tho gunboa were
Smelling them.
1t Is reported that Colonel Dalna and Adjutans Ham
mock, fthe Eighty nrst Illinois, have been killed.
There later advices FROM Murfreesboro II Is be-
ievcd that the army Of the Cumberland ia In motion
General Burnside will soon take tho field General
HArtsun has issued Order No L. assuming command Of
the troops in Kentucky except the Ninth army corps and
General Curtis DIVISION with headquarters at Lexington
Brgadcr General Boyle has charge Of the railroad and
depot guards throughout the STATE.
Our loss In tho skirmish at Norman's ferry, the
Cumberland the 27th was eight men and nine horses
Lieutenant Colonel Adams Of the First Kentucky cavalry
crossed the Cumberland afterwards and captured ono
lieutenant one sergeant, Ave and eleven horses.
The Sc. Louis kilograms.
E-N ST. LOUIS, May 20, 1858.
Mr. 8. Scott, the well known river man. arrived 70.
night, from Yoengs Point Sunday last He has been
with General Grants army, and Of its opera,
tions He says forces well prepared 10 repei
any attack in their rear and were In the finest spirits
s,d confident o their ability 70 capture vicksburg and
garrison.
He says the attack on the fcrtiacations on Friday
was not made By the entire line, reported bat by
force under Gsnsral Blair, which assansd the big
tsy and failed Whenever the rebels attempted plant
guns they were foisd BY our sharpshooters
Our wounded brought rapidly 70 the river at Chcka
saw Bayou, whsrs thsre sucicnt boats receive
them. The City Of Memphis has reached Cairo with 40
wounded, and the January was nsxt due
Our base ef supplies the Yssoo was secsre and rein
fcrcsmsnss were arriving q rapidly = required.
Stcele ,xAAet - M
mere wsrs lsoo pssoners In caup q Young Point.
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The sales o cotton for three days 10 900 baiss
Market duh and slightly lover saiss d the wssk - sot
bales Prices ons-quarsr ,o one half penny lower Zoe
American and saSaA
Brsadstuas were au,ss and stsaay. wi,hsos change
prices.
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LvxzrooI, hAy a, ises.
me political news to-day n unlmporsAnt.
The GiAsgow's arrival has dIspeiisd ,hs of
srmssios IN America. Aad created bpoyAsey ,hs cotton
market
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oo..,.rfs,. .ad Thi.v.. at Albany.

M sssar has last received tslxrafn ffon a. issisr
,hars sayisE that hs |. o.flaiuy s,e,tei.
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RccTuitipg I'm Irsiaad for the United
states Army.

Tho Cork Ezamino contains correspond nos ffom yari
GUS parts Of ireland which leaves scarcely any doubt thai
recruiting for tho Northern army attempted W b,
carried extensive scale. II appears
that Mtehelstown, ChArIssvils and rermoy have
been visited by several American gentlemen OF
military aspect, who publicly offered ~ siyo
pasmgo TO any number Of young willing 10 accept
70 New York for three pence Zach, with the certainty
continuous remuneration and work when they arrived
there. The police present on several occaslons,
which obviously disoommoded tho strangers. Bat a.
there nothing illegal In ths proposition made pro
csedngs could be taken. Several hundred yoong
awa. the sailing Of tho early steamers Who. beyond ali
doubt have engaged America ths terms offered
BY American agents
France.
Advxes from Cherboarg report that considerable rein
fofccmsn are being despatched from thers 70 ksIico
Poian
There really nothing new a. ,o the Insurgents move
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Agrssably 70 desire expressed by 0ovcrnsr Blair
Michigan 10 visit tho Falls OF tho Potomac. excursion
party collected yesterday Sunday, among whom
Major General stshei, Brigsder General Copeland and
their respective stans, accompanied by bevy Of fair
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The Lassss News.

There really nothing nov ~ so rhs Insurgents move
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From our Madison Correspondent.
Madison, Wis, March 20, 1868.

Madison, Wis, March 30, 1868.
DEAR JACK:-I believe that when /
departed from your Pincry Eden to re-
turn to Madison via Plovcr, I promised
to write if I didn't think that was a
d ID fool for selecting that route,
before / got through with it. Now,
this promise, if carried out to the let
ter, certainly relieves me of any further
correspondence; but | have no idea Of
letting the readers Of the Reporter off
so easily. Let NE advise you, kowev-
er, if ever Fate compels you to ride
from Stevens Point to Berlin by stage,
to resist to your utmost ability, and
then, if there is no escape, TO take chI0-
roforn We started at six III the
morning, and got through at 2 the next
morning. We did not happen to meet
with an upset, bnt were saved from
that catastrophe at least six times by
the drivers adroitly shifting his chew
Of tobacco, and thus preserving the
balance. To pay 50 for the privilege
of riding thirty miles and walking the
rest Of the way and carrying a vial, is
rather too much for ''human endur-
ance."
But these inconveniences were in
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DR.. CHAS. J. c. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1886
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-02

"MusrEEED IN" joke is told ~
the boys of the NTH New York, in
regara to the ''mnsterlng m of Il dar-
key attached to the regiment, who was
fearful he would be deprived Of his pay
unless he was SO joined to the service.
A huge mustard plaster was applied to
his back about foot below where the
buttons on his coat are placed, and uE-
der the belief that all soldiers were
served in tie same manner, he wore it
until the pain became nnendurable, at
which time he was declared ''mustered
i'm according to the law in such cases
made and provided. If that darkey
don't get his wages, it will not be be-
cause he has not suffered for his coun-
try.