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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
O,Ilcs og rnr sIasAL O,rlcks. Vas AUTOMATICALLY

OyElcy OF THE SIGNAL OFrcKR. WAR DEPARTMENT
MAEiSGroH. d. e. April II. 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
1863 Tor Lisns tbe sisaa Department, The follow
ircs:
80 Chrse hundrrdl Telescope complete.
80 tt~p nundirdl Ms'ins 0la'ses. complete.
40 two hunirrd ana III " Coupass~
a. uOitJl T-k scopes, rAtfa sizf, with stands
In. nfs livery b. ma Ia atopt thu 18Th icy Of Jupo
INCA OF A. sDOn theissh-I Government may dfeci ths
ianc. te iy.ird bsfjIe tue Is "a, Of August
lS1J
bond, with good aid mficen security viii be required
PTopo.a. do ! where the bid iof Mt
present. TO respond T. hsbd. al not be ConsidoIed
he nanir- hrus should b- stsd IA fn with tho isci.a
sddtrs OF esct ins cher ci tie hrn.
Alb DIS 4, be- accompanied sINAntees and directed
to ST. OHic~f 81 ue Amy All iCOr,ed "PrOPo ais iof
tield ii. nal Equipments
roKa OF GUARANTEE.
Ws -. OF the lonn'y 81 -, add state OF - q"
hereby sualantee that j. sbet iuhl the contract IT,
sncordanc- th. terms of be frUpo.on and that sou
bi. o. opposition b. ted 10 vii elter Into CO."
,Isrt 10 sreDfdsncr thsrrwuh .
shouI tho bo awarded to him prepared 70
brrpns h's secuftr.
TIN. gusrpn,rr aust DO appended 10 each bid A..
TIE -sponslriiiy Of the snafautOrs must bt fbo"n W
ofie cru,stt oil tue tieTk Of the beirssI ps'o' N'u
OF of the Unied State, District Attorney go, ...
The tight istts-rsed to r-jecf all proposals tao
De n,sd bish OF IT, cause, IL s not dsemoH i' ~
pnhiic interest u accept them. A. c,...t
Models will he 90 exhibition Of the once VI 'ne SAk"
Oaiees for hfissn llb) days hom that date
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Jurullure.
pEUROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE {

BEUROOM ENAMELED FURNlItkh OF
I'D vsEs,t-d ni-buaetn-. A-u. solid Chestnb h,d ~ ~
n,aI.t suites q mia aud OrnsasBtsl At a. r. A'ei,i
49,, a., tauals. opposite Wooster = tsbhhe1 i"io'
TttEINEp FURNIT URE.--SOLOMOA fAN-
SlSti s c,BuIne. tIe Du1Itss AZ he vii s'r""'
p l.r,e..i wnr.e tnay ne IOuId it.cw0od NJ l"sAh3'
~ not ana Uaa Furniture gst vafioy, o u" p'' -
.-.,,-i 10. trfu. uud " rSiDs Isnip
rvNsMELlD FU1RNTFURE-Al styles and
4 tf,-- T. 10. CDaubgr suites ~ " ,lndt ma m :, ~
- ~, '.'o''''o w." ~ WAKhEN WARD.
rHOW- CAsEs.-HOFFMAN * FLRSh,
Napuiac,uiers No. 1872 CbsIhsmst All ana. OF ono
% hsos or made 10 oIa.r Old 6bew-Csses exchanged
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rFI,ed.

so,m,hip csrdes tBrl Fsirisn Liverpool B'rch n, vs
Hshn1 llTIlf, bd,. to r. tursfd. $50 iutI, .. m
insI zig Cs~go, Morton, -ih tsrh FsV. H. for New
H.
u. 3 yrrblU M.ttahsa.,t. - Ho.ton 90 tow ofstsau
tuy Ch'fi,s p-.r..n; iHH shchnr ~ r's.fs lNaad.
,s rae ie, s'shan, f.IrTulo G! days, if5h 70 Chsn
D,t c. h c,seacr. Msnrs Js,msl n days. os~ood to-
=. ~ at ., 4 g..
fuf E.siy. saunders, Dear Island hay for gOrtt..
Monroe.
ang n. G,,y, Calti. 80 isy, lamber 10 }. Simpson
Ehs Denmstk (sr Of SaSder',nil W'e ~ bon 20 DAYS.
10 Us ~. 10 oejd Hi1cs-b. hsd hesNy wrstier oh 10
.oxs IS irt. ne mite : RS. hon SsldJ huok sew,
t.nIs1.stl Atn~ficsn bfis dsu..sd wais- lo,yd az
-Aaudsnoi. painted bacE, ala bad si st-T on lie
stern
5 A. HoPc (erl C1rol Corp~.i. n. S, Ic days. pots.
tD,t to II !. 4 C. 4 Dew,h
+eig OPey tBrl, friee 81, John. y. B. u day. peks.
8ehr Toms. J,Gsnon. Kenny, s.lsm dsys TO n w
senr Csftn, Crecisr. B,ehi.'. lunbsr to Simpson
so' Cap.ms Orb wln,,rpou days. lupber Codrr'J
holyck,.
: ht ln as ~. 1L-r.e Davi. Fall River IN hsls,t
robf I,ni cL tia Ten. 50 w Prov deno- Ia ballast.
schT May iss a. .ol hiadslyhis fu N-s bofypori.
~hf 10 ton, H.tchtH,s Csisi c1s lumber 10 nsstsI
SEQ. Jabr tisfArll alii.. ivmt~r for lis.
: lr ~ y J., &C. Pf-nrs VIZ; mis- oysters.
scnr r. a. tigrits. Pnee, Nif.iuis, oysters
Sch hinged kac~f snow. Vfgilil, oysters
sciu T. hf1wcf. Hohbns VIZ. ia. oysters
q. L. Jsro DrcNsf NugirlI. % ft~rL
Sur (b.r.s isnd einu. ChaTob Virginia wood.
s-hL A,ice Id, Ae.-'ly NhEris. OYSTERS.
3 cam ng Cbariea PesrsJ0. saif. Host'n.
bLLUN-O.s ship odd On. bs'k. Unsuown.
WISD-Ai ssu.et, from y. n. T., ami fresh
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The shiy Of the ,aress 10 respond 10 the II tor
tlou,.hd dol must be tiLod by he y y Ut &C. At
ID. proposal. $500 -
Pop5ss 10 be sdorsed ropossls for pesf Cattle" n'
n. at UH.tei STATE, ject Guy Or ue O.
hi not be- rr.lrsed a. '.f cory Al bidders - BE-
ptsIts - no oF9n..s. -
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CTpyA.,cK OrrICg, WAN DspAErxrHr. !



PROPOSALS viii Dc received at this Office
ul,. oe ocs tie III u APRIL, 1853 foF far
ohcg bud I'd sous ls0n Leans i's N- 81 C1aSs''
Tie,. besss ,,s 20 De made amer tho following sec6ca
tioL'I .., -.
ebl,r IN spYrsr.cs 70 tie "sDe Jed ocaWs in lie con.
'iru ,.ou Of ts-mo9 ao'dost tn 70 90 "..,.
sd 'un % - 'uaes 'eA ne , s,~ = "s i
@. gss afc pses pI4lei 20 sssh otns' sue fgl'
snss w.J TOO jo.la the we lause' soay then
.n Zoe la.inf aem % rI:e, ,g'J on e'c' 'as a'a
: ~ - - piIiGNsiCNs OF BGAhs;
Lsns,h % ri!.............s..... ..-s'.i.i ipcnr-
Dspta ',ts sp osse,'oEiasa' Of tanss' y reheh
MI q FL y, , ' i.. oi:c y? IS neFs
Ties en-. ne is,oec,,i .ft.f tho following
tho .eac, w i qgslirs igo'esIS ndca,ea BY ropsE
81 snIsr sud by rsk, and rIore Giskfd tougns.
oil, =, sd a,c.i, orendsl VII sIpsa ttoif .ciio
s, Toy Ue Of tn, required esneH'iors ane square
a. aey &c 10 bo sbs aua tree from short bend, 10 the
Th~ ou,e, ae r,,ees of the nsrses to he psrss
rseh ,ber and 10 ra.sa PcPSndtcEart ih't Of e web
Atb TIE vess Afs mr. lie trcGF ed would
from, resDs tie ais slofs tnef .hos knt hs on ne
eAs ia lsI.e, WHO tie web. As too hot 10 bear Tick
ST. TIE a.p.s, 90 perfectly equal each siis Of tie
vAEuTios, ILLOwED IN nsrSoriNo.
IN st gsh Of 'iS
In tn.csnrs d 80 iaeH
T. ssrp o. stn5. In der ga ~ 1apge 81 extreme cad
- 'Ni'H
Ii1sf..cs in ~ i,rrs br test Oi',r s1,eS 81 pshs
m .-e. 1 hi1grs d.9cssSt sides OF web AZ sLJ 49,
eros section 81 80 Viheh
sYaAi. I'd. VI q Al iengts Win TIE isl iifesd
90 TIE nJfaI ~. ~ The dSG 10 sbolad not Gopa4t
foa Il any paint ui'Tr than 40 Inon
oo, noe ....-............. 10 inch
p,nA a.. ylsls q on tn- p.1s sDrisss o. eifh-f
na- should nos cep-!s from Is a. any point more
patns ffonn scpsrs IN Gerth Of ra,..... 10 i1oh
Eps,Lirns d.>Sins' OF tleu CO % 5000
A, ~. 2 ied States Ar'cnss s. for Monroe 'irdrt-
r.iu-spE sni P,shugs., PenusJ'vaDia and "s'SrE'"a
Fi,er, ,i state the nunbsr O. be,ms they Iropess 10
fruIk tn- un- Vh.L they VIII co..1rnce ths oeilVery
wien shoud &c e.S r,siDr and TOO hummer te-g
ca deliver w-sky g't>f COMMENCING IRE dewey Pice
yyt.r. dry VII usk. ara tEs price Per podud TO-
w. i hss them the POINT VI Vessel VI taATosd
s,npl.-ft L-srer e. tHsiT -o.As .
No ba, vii 70 .G~rar,d except from persons actually
ersn.~d Of iron. evidence Of which Ius
scc,ulL 10. OiI
F.cn t o'tlurs eontac. will be required 70 enter
In bJnd. wish pruDSr sufsiie for 50 !tb!u lila rtts
Of Tao eontf; q 20 smother nefty WIZ csu'" is
entie f5i rtUrs. 49,,
Toe shs 1, r,srv,i TO ree, al proposals II The prices ara
is.u "a TO h.h ogn for caase "a not deeLoA ioi 'oe
yu5be iaieissi {" scgepi them. , IA,
pioro.a.s AZ 10 ,rsrs AL sdi'sssed 70 "Ccr }. w
RIPLEY Clie, o. Orjpaucs, Wis5rs,On, d. tad WIZ
IA, iLi g-.,t lfopotl, fJr VIZ. pght iroD fsauLp
JANIS W RIPLEY.
Prig.dnr Gsrorsl Cs.-f OTdDsnce.
go
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Ocean Glcamcrs.

M O. ROBERIS LINE.
vi. - GAh.sBiPssosAN FRANCISCO snd OREGON
Oses All ARAoua hGAssiE: >, Ihf fS s'..s'Ao
VIII Is.,. tor GFEY 6tS 3 q e5ra.et with s.sansh7
HOsEs TAILOR
at noon on SATURDAY. Ap'u -, 1904
fIN'''''' u ''''' 'F'' D. y. cAPRINoroN
No. III we.,'t. corner ct War-u
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
rs.s steamer vii elv, E,..YogG tn, ts. ilA aud
81 Of -a,h Month exccs When those dates isi On SUE
pAi wn.a Tho a.y Of departure NIL DO he hoNDAY iei'
20 r.i.h ~ vI-,ss srFy at tie only c6ic. No Bowl
sl,.ei.,n. u. d ALLGh. AGENT
80 NEN-ORL FANS, DIRECT.
GEotOE WASH NJ ioH,
opt Os-!,
wiz '..ve pier No H. l.. dree, heworlean', on SAT
UADAN. A.h. - NJPm
+ q. -, y nh --ou ~ '.stious resl'ptsscd, 80.
H. d. tGOMWsLLG Co.. No. o. w-E-,i-
SyTE.0SBIP GREAT EASTERN.
y FROM NEW.yOeE 10 LIVERPOOL
IN. ste m'ir
GfEAT EA5iIRN,
WAtrkR PAIoN, too'mA5ee'i
WI IRS 3S'i Nv ItFooL, FROM NT:w;;yoaK:
TrE5BAY. Jate2. TUESDAY. Jmen ..
Ea.n b.Jh ercdlps TO sire .i,na'ion, Iad scco uedr
"a OF the S.i-Roous, all Hayie 'Ie sane pn,i.es's ~
q sa oous AMI regard ~ a, and sndeuce S,e' of
art.t. Or fnu.s mty BE- rpr'gd ~ special eg 60. err
IA.THsiO, TiL...Ia OFT AND EACh, ~ TIE
IiHSF tARIN ONLY A "a Il AID A HALF.
So vts accsup,uyog pa.sns,is, aud eLs4IoG a1eer ~
yr,r. of 4. .H. hat fsrs Inf-r. nee.
sElONu CALtN-sSse.R Iom bsith. esh furnished OF
TUIKD IAHIS.-iu,eInedia's state Rooms paIsoa gers
iouni wrh ord, beIuiGs table rsasu' aud gsod ~.
STEER 80 Nth .pperior sccOin uiodsons y
All me, .,s,.h In - ifs equivalent Ia u. s. Currency
Fseh owed 20 oabc teet Of lurg,se. Al eIps-
~ , ar ,..'sgs, nj, 1, CHAS. A. WHIrSEY,
A. tho Ufics, No. u Broaiwsy.
For freight apply 10 ..,,,,,,.,, -,
no. 81 SOuti.st
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pasacuVcra pai'cS

N ,;-ds hip Tiesofid Cr iiropo Lewis Antonio Don
zstK, Ia y. Toiswl, hoss. &. 1yisr. Cih- Ma ar'
la NIs. ksns Clpt; \. fesien, ttoS b. damn. yare
-. is+y snd cli df-n. L. vi " PIone WBI. RsL
D.. CstGsr Geo. p Dustin Mn. Po,s John rrirt Pet,
IS lms Cha. Mathews RoOer. w. CTsyIoa and l-s in th
i.,u~se.
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COURT OF GENERAL ssssoNs-Arrm ls.-pssors

COURT OF CrNEpLL eKsslONS-lrnIL B.-befure
kscoi isf HOFFMAN.
George He,tres plea ed guilty to charge OF
q tur an 5.iteTy. ard remsnded Tor ssnt'pes
o. W. l,iB pssdd guilly 10 ,eiins LoTyo and w;gon
ami soni,nced t. the state Prison FOR two yesfs ana 2
months.
Csorsisns Brooks pleaded gty 10 h'rte o. grand IaI
Cen y. nd 20 the Stse Tison Tor two
Jmes Hams p,sieJ soi'y 10 p.t.i Larceny. Eemsnded
for sebtsno-
BSsgI Duc, convicted Of srssd larceny Rsr.pded fOr
rsiek Cuiey, eoav!c,el Of horse It. pg Reminded foE
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The e,uu,srfe, are not well eIeouted The, ere hsho
,ruph-d On o. thin per and much blurred he "o
o. Office ;ht I'D lower cofbsr 10 cue wfTd In u
.-nmp- b 4. disisd m'p tvoP0.r oFFcr On the Dseh
he note there hot cnssd ss under the words W.
j. Drpo,iloIy." while ia tie genuine there are thre%
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srrclAL TERx-ArRm H,-Befor'
ia ucr NONELL.
DECISIONS.
John 6. K.,eltas hgj J,I-miab Yonpg.-Mo'ion
IA cog,re junction liver sppoiued PspsTs
10 Clerks oinee
before Jgfios NosPLL~
WA Losschlsk sst D.d, sisyeG-Aotioo for attachment
s.ll L.
.al Won Soldering at. soiamon Eohnstsm; Eds ard
Clement al 1heo0ois T. Meyer ct al Order. gisutd
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C., bought for
Cash. Books Pamphlets aud Libraries bVughi f"s
Cash, at No. l23 eIh-ay. beIwsen eth and lesh-st&
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pnssru gers Arrived

u 'troH'AP Cor.icI. ,os LtsrD q. tia HalJar-Fro
UtIsx-L eiegino Avg isis, III. DGnOp
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sfstsrpAs AiEssIC.

EfsisrrAs AiHssbC.
a. hss,..b.is 3ss .........e;40 Heoa-S -
~.
,sjy Hook. 7o9 So. .i4nd 1Js Hel. 'sss.. $50
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Smiled.

Anil lS-S.esmsr, Columbia Morning Star.
slip--Eue.tiur.
E-Tks- la =. Linda Stewart
l. i.-C-n MaIsbaii. $50,
srnoor.r.--.ynepaxtnt Marine Adelins. Wm. A. Ems
own May A. Broul-y. Edwnd s.,ds, Mary Fletcher
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's7HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

TsNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
KOiAA NAIL STEAMSHIPS, ...
BE TWEEN NEW DIRK AID Nv EhPOoL, CALLING
Ar CORK HAHBOR.
AN rPTNgFN tO,IUV AND LIVERPOOL CALL
ING Al HAlIfAA AND CORN BAkbOh.
,cIA a,,,.u i,.Y.. New. fsrs. Wsds-sdsy. Apr.
SIe,DA LAG. 4. We. E. W.dbe sdHy. apr Is
I'm ,lo.a,, l.syr, ,.w.l orb. Wednesday. Ar p
- ~ St.,r,'e,y.- o.'uu..... " rlne-lsy. Apr -
E,it I,t..,,.le ives Ne..York .Wednetday. May q
EI1rA Nu.f... leave. Bc,iou.. We esdsI May -
LusIRALASiAN Joot ieayrsN. Y. w dnesi.y. Ma "
FUuN ,Ew.Yohk 1o Lvhkfoot -. -.
Chief Cam T.. 10. ~
See : d Cabin Pace kc.......s....ss''.'.s' wv
mon BOsi0S TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief CiUiu Pi-s4t s.....'.ss''''''s9Alz -
S.c.i L. shin fAssa.o..............s.''... % w
psv.br ~ 30 on is sqhy,n 10 United states currency.
f.I b. NJ .rcIrrd uuti psid iot
AurHptrienceO surgeon on hoarc.
Tie the.e sllps Vii not be accountable 10. spo-
s or snu Bs OF LGdg having tue value eH'
p,.,.s sre signed fhrTeioT.
For b .eigIt oT fasss-e lppy 20 -, r-,,-
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lyTEhM WEEKLY TO LIVERI COL touching
Al Queens wu e ork tisr0Orl Tao welLknown steam
- Of tns issrooi New. ORA and PhLadelhs Steamship
4 omp.uy ar. offended 10 sal As follows . .,
nv az Nf.y- DIRK Saturday, Apr "
CITY OF BALIIMONE..... Il
vi u, Rc n Saturday, MAy
Si .S.,y .aec.sdips SATURDAY. ct noon, ToG fier ~
North IAysL -
PAYABLE 10 gold, or lie eau'alen, IN edueDcyi
VII IN CAIN SEQ ~ SFEERAUE.......,..S5s %
49, calm 10 rs O St~ernge to London... - ~
49, cb,n TO Fati, % col Stetrsge to Psf..... 40 81
All. 10 tl.mung 10 " e.fagr TO HAmbufs. 81 50
s,sug.f. al,1 forwarded HAVE, Bremen. Rotterdam,
Antn.t &C. II equally low RAJ 49,
-. from L,sfoal OF Queenstown; lt Cabin f7S GS,
ala 80 .,ser .sou, Liverpool 90 From QueenstOvn S
ho.e who wish their isnas Guy aeGsts he.s
Eot iur he Information apply at the Con panys Offices
JOHN q. DALF. Agent No. Is Broadway, ". Y
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NTEW-JFRsEY RAILR0AD-FOR PHIL
Ii AUFLPHIA cd lie SOUTH and "E-E wa JEh-
say CiTY-Msil sui EXpfra Lines lesve Ner- or ~
srt los m 4 s:7 cd Ii;tI p. m. Fare SO Ihonfs
b,ssass chsctsd A. ana 10 3 d. s'd ~ ,nd INV p L.
=. U.bi.gt.. afdtt r "a % = n Tor me West.
" J. W. WOODRUFF A'sistnt surertntsndent
No b,ss.y, vii be ete we'd for rness deliveries
md Is inmate. "a slysnc- 81 The time OF leaving
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ET0NlNGT0N Line for BOSTON, via GRO
~ IO.,, kFN-.....poE, SIJNIIGFDy. PROvI-
DENCE. NEM POAr, lIU.rOi; sut NEW. gEDgoPl
IT, ,!'isgdid rge'aers Goa .oEHEALT9 ard Ply
i4na.f.. d-iy .sEcelr olufs,,, II : p. a.
frest 'esen - o' - - az cth5r .;ne oifss Of Com
peuy. NO. li3 H"a,-st. G -fItsr - Court Iand-ss.
Eeo-iosk. Asrct ?, ioo. W. 4. EDWARDS, Agent
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%TEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r
' For tltst, ira- N,r'l s'.5 West-WfNTER Ar
KkygENI.Ng q rameic.r. MONDAY, Esv II. 81
Fos Alba osa 20. L4p'cs n !. Ifsin rom sSlhs
S,.tton. ksiGIuiLs e.s- flasrf - r.;hs m
Fc- Joc,i Irsfaa sce Time table.
Ii yrratendsct
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-13
A Photographers Experience.

WHILST engaged in taking the views
alluded to, farmers boy Of about eigh-
teen years Of age had rendered us every
assistance in drawing our boat on shore,
and in fixing our tent. Seeing, proba-
bly, for the first time, the arcana Of the
Photographic art, he hung around US in
perfect raptures; and finally, when We
had finished, he very gently, almost
bashfully, inquired if we could take .
copy Of daguerreOtype. We replied in
the affirmative, and promised to take such
copy if he would fetch it. His eyes
sparkled with delight, and he sprang of
in an instant and said he would return in
ten minutes. The nearest house was
certainly half mile off; to this he has
tened and as quickly returned He han
ded US the daguerreotype with - blush.
" Ny dear fellow" we said, when We
opened the case, "there is no pictuze
here" "NO, said he, ''that's just it;
l thought you could copy it or bring it
out again; some Of the girls of the house,
I suppose, have rubbed out the picture
because she was so handsome great
deal handsomsr than they are" We
looked the boy directly in his eye; he
was quite serious. " We are sorry" we
said, 1--WE cannot do what you wish /; We
cannot possibly restore that picture"
The boys looks became quite dsspOud-
ent; we thought we understood the in
depreciation of his feelings, and continu-
ed; "But we will go with you couple
Of miles and take new picture Of the
young LADY, if that viii please you" A
tear trickled from his eye and he sObbed
the few words She Is dead p We
comprehendad at once the full extent of
his young hearts desire and his unspeak-
able disappointment-Hpmphrsys Pho
togropaic Journal.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-13
An Odd Incident in Church.

A Correspondent of Harper's Drawer fur
nishes the following, which is both new and
good:
A few years since, while travelling in one
of the mountainous and somewhat barren
counties of Northwestern Georgia, in the ear
ly spring time and upon the Sabbath cay, 1
reined up my horse at the front OF an humble
log church situated in beautiful grove The
congregation had assembled, the inside being
pretty well filled with the white settlers liv-
ing thereabout. Outside, upon stumps and
under shade trees, were to be seen groups of
Africs sons Of toll, cleanly dressed, and ap-
parently full of enjoyment as the broad grin
and occasional loud chuckle demonstrated.
entered and took seat
The warm Southern sun, looking down up
on the earth, with its balmiest and kindliest
greeting; the tall and reverend form of the
aged pastor of divine life; and the rapt, SOL
emn expression of upturned faces all lifted the
soul with the beauty and dignity of the Scrip
lures. Just at this solemn moment lizard
probably revived by the suns hot rays-ven-
tured into the holy sanctuary, upon the back
of a seat whereon sat an old and care-worn
disciple of the church, without coat or vest
The extreme heat of the day was ample apol-
ogy for the scantineSs of his apparel By his
side sat a lovely, red Tipped daughter appar-
emily eighteen years Of age-behind them a
mischievous looking urchin of about fourteen.
Seeing the lizard stretched at its lazy length
undecided whether to proceed or retire
from this thronged human habitation-the
parent of all mischief put into the lads head
to catch it by the tail As he did 50, he
quietly leaned forward toward the old man
who was inclined in a patient, hearing atti-
tude, and dropped it down the gap in his loose,
homemade pantaloons. Feeling the rough
ness Of the creatures claws, he jumped hur-
riedly and excitedly from his seat bringing
his hand around with great force. The lizard,
perceiving his advance cut of, turned for a
retreat and gained admission beneath the
coarse cotton shirt.
Here upon the bare flesh, his claws were
intolerable. In an agony of fright-with
huge drops of sweat standing upon his fore
head, and his eyes protruding from their sock
ets-the old man began to disrObe The
preacher ceased his feeling exhortation, the
eyes Of all the congregation were turned up
on so strange and unaccountable a scene.
Two of the deacons advanced towards him.
His daughter in great alarm, sprang from her
seat and jumping up and Gown, and wiring
ing her hands, screamed out,
"Oh, lordy I lordy daddy's got 6tr'
"No, darter r cried the old man beneath
the thick folds of his cotton shirt: ats no
ft-its snakeg'
The remainder Of this serio-ludicrous scene
is left to the readers imagination.
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order was given to fall back to the vicinity o
the Chancellor House, which we did in goot
order. Here the contest was maintained FOL
an hour or more, not so severely as before
but with great havoc to the enemy, and con.
siderable loss to ourselves.
The vicinity of the Chancellor House was
now the theatre of the fight and my visits to
that spot became less frequent Gen. Hook
er maintained his headquarters there until 10
A. NJ, when it was set on fire by the enemy's
shells, and is now in ruins. Charlottesville
is no longer in existence, having persisted with
the flame, but Charlottesville is in history,
never to be efTaced.
Our new line was now so far established as
to render it safe to withdraw all our forces on
that front, which was accordingly done, and
at 1l:3O A NJ. the musketry firing ceased.
The engagement had lasted six hours, but
had been the most terrific OF the war Our
artillery had literally slaughtered the enemy,
and many of the companies had lost heavily
in men themselves, but the guns were all
saved
The enemy was now no longer in our rear,
but had been showed down directly in our
front, and is now directly between US and
our forces in Fredericksburg, and we were
again in an intrenched and formidably forti-
fed position. The enemy has gained some
ground, it is true, but at the sacrifice of the
flower of his force, FIVE of his seven divisions
having been cut to pieces in the effort, and
over 1000 of them have fallen into our
hands,
Our right wing under Generals Reynolds
ann Meade was not engaged, save the divis-
ion of General Humphrey, which went into
the woods on the enemy's left flank, and
fought valiantly under their brilliant leader,
until their ammunition was exhausted.
During the afternoon, the enemy has made
several attempts to force our lines, particular
ly at the apex of orr position, near the Chan
cellor House, but Captain Weed has massed
large quantity of artillery in such position as
10 repulSe, Win great loss, everything within
its range. The enemy tried several batteries
and regiments at that point at different times
during the afternoon, and they were literally
destroyed by the FIRE of our terrible guns.
Nothing can live within their range.
Our present position is impregnable if our
troops continue to fight as they have to-day.
General Lee, the prisoners say, has issued an
order that our liGes must be broken at all
hazards. Let them try it again, with W hat
they have left. They can, and perhaps will
destroy themselves by attacks upon this posi-
ton.
Our troops are perfectly cool and confident.
They have fought with great spirit and enthu-
siasm, and viii continue to do So
L. l. CRoUNSE.
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A BosTo' lady having drunken hus-
band, resolved to frighten him into tenn.
perance. She therefore engaged watch
man for a stipulated amount, to carry
Philander to the watch house, while yet
in state of insensibility, and to fright
en- him little when he revived.
In consequence of this arrangement he
was walked about eleven o'clock at night,
and found himself lying on a pine bench
in strange, dim apartment. Raising
himself on his elbow, he looked round
until his eye rested on a man sitting BY
a stove, and smoking cigar.
"Where am II" asked Philander.
ain a medical college" said cigar
smoker.
"What doing there?"
"Going to be cut upP
"Cut up how comes thab?"
"Why you died yesterday, while you
we're drunk, and we have brought your
body here to make anatomy"
ats lie-I ain dead r.
"No matter; we bought your carcass,
any how, from your wife, who had a right
to sell it, for it's all the good she could
ever make out of you. If you are not
dead, It's no fault Of the doctors, and
they'll cut you up, dead or alive"
"You will do it, Ell" asked the old
sOt.
TO be sure We will-now-immedia-
tely," was the resolute answer.
"Well, look a'here, can't you let US
have something to drink before you be-
gin?"