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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
Brisadier.Genefal Commanding
TIE ARKANSAS EXPEDITl0N--THE
CAPTURE OF 4 BRITISH STEAMER


CAPTURE OF \ BRITISH STEAMER
W,sHRGros, August 2s The Navy De-
partment has received n communication from
Comman nder Trent herd, Of the steamer Rhode
Island, reporting the capture of the English
screw steamer Cronstait, for violation OF
the blockade Of Wilmington, n, c. Her cargo
consists of eoston tnrpenline and tobacco.
Rear Admiral Porter forwards the report
Of Lieut. Buche. relative 10 the late river ex
pedition He 6rst stopped at Des Arc, on the
White river, and hnrned COnted-raies atores ,
destroyed the telegraph wir =, etc, then sent
Il gunbost after the rebel steamers Tom
Gregg and Cricket winch he had reason to
believe were h,d up he river while he with
the Marmota, proceeded 10 Augusta thirty
miles further There he Obtainsd valuable
Information OF the enemy which Was snbse
uuenty confirmed, VIZ hat the grand South
ern army concentrated AT Brownsville, 10
make their line of defense on the Rayou Nee
10 General Price was there, and General
Kirby Smith at III tla Rock. General Mar
mGdube had crossed the riveI lew days he
tore and was then crossing Little Red river
Leaving the Marmora OF the month Ii ut-
Hdche went up Little Red with the Lexington
When about twenty live miles distant be met
the Cricket with Two prizes which SHE had
captured at Zesrny, ffteen miles further on
She also destroyed Marmsdukes ponioon
bridge, leaving portion of the laliers brig
gds on the other side Of the river
The Cricket was fred into by Marmaduke' ;
men, aud had about twenty soldiers wounded
out OF one hundred and fifty.
Both vessels were attacked coming down the
liver. Some cotton aud few prisoners we're
captured With the prizes This Tom Gregg is
Il hne side wheel steamer as is also the Kas.
kaskis though what older They are
now armed, and are retained to cooperate
with the army along the river The farmers
we're glad at our presence and manifested de.
monstrations Of Joy Th' captured boats
we're the only means Of transportation the reb
els had on the river, therefore our taking then
s heavy oss inficted upon them.
The Captain who was formerly captured
while IN command Of the Fingal, is nov lit
ting out at Little Rock, the PoLehartrain, the
- last ram tbs rebels have ia these waters II
she ventures on side The shoals Admiral Pc
ter says she will be captured
admiral Porter commun eating the results
ot ths last expedition up the Iazoo 10 discoy
sr the ram De kalb says the vessel cost the
rebels more than Was al nrst supposed Cap
tain Walker has received information TO b,
relied on that besides the fine steamers at OF
near the city Of Yazoo Captain Brown, late
in the United States Navy, in a panic, ant
for fear they would fall into our hands, 50
FIRE TO and destroyed fourteen others, the ma
uhinery Of which was intended to be sent tC
selma Alabama, for the gunboats building
there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
New YOrIA Market.

NEw YoRg, August ~ ---fIoun steady for
fresh dull and heavy lor old 81 .55G64 80 Tor
extra Siatd;i So 80 Tor round hoop Ohio
Red Wheat 1T $lllgl3l duh heavy and
81 10 for Milwaukee club 81 pal l9 for
winter red Western. Corh receipts 720, III
hnahels, and limited supply, ut 7OG7lc.
Oats one cent lower 5O@54 Western Pork
and beet quiet Lard shade lower al
9sC9l0sa Whisky sready and frmer for
Western fSlS9GcGgE 8t8Btk
Nsw YoRS. August 29-Goyernment stocks
oWeuand active Stsr6us lover Gold 2is
New Yogk Central LA Ene n. Reading
1924 Coupons1Gg' Years cerl1hcates 99f
Money aetvs and per cent. .sit .4f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29

Two rebel surgeons wslk the streets and ere
allowed passes. People known 10 he disloysl
obtain passes and are. in no wise interiered
with ts0 H4 &AWhH Nt1ft8
In the case VI kobsri hall agsinsl the
Council Grove town Company, Of Kansas,
in the interior department, today decided in
favor OF town Companies right 10 property,
which was claimed hy Hall .s &
WAsHiNdros, August 2s "A special TO the
World saws lhe rebels IaRde daring raid on
the RappahapnoclN yesierdsy, capturing two
ehnboatlsf the polamac floihIe aud fhe rev.
onue cutter Puinsm. The rebels came of in
small boas aud seized the Sstlehte killing the
Captain Fhty fhed d6Shed oa the lloslie
which they succeeded 10 taking \ .ign was
then made 10 the Putoam which came into
their clntches 4 Each ganbent .eatied one
nine inch dahlgssn
Adgices from tSe. ariny state nothing Of
interest has lranspired Tor lew days. past
~ seems quite plain Lee has no iutsnIibn Of
crossing The RapRdsif mass 9f his army
being on the Southern bank Asd even deser-
tiers reporting it will fall back still further
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
RIOT AT NASSAU.

NEw YoaE August % The steamer
Corsican from Nassau has arrived M
Quite riot took place al Granitowp, be-
tween the inhabitants, and some two or three
were killed on both andes a-
Several bockade runners bad returned TO
Nassau An arrival IRON Havana states thai
the old walls of Havana have been demolish-
sd
The gunboal luniata sailed for Havana on
the 9Th inst 10 pursuit Of the rebel steamer
Nta, which had sailed the same day for
Mobile U .oE...
Nassau advlces on the 22t inst state, that
The rebel steamer Cronstadt was captured by
the gunboat Rhode island fhe steamer wa
from Wilmington
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
|sWoRp PRFsFSTEb no GENERA
MEADE

HEADotARfEss AMY of rHr PoroHAc
August 2s "A superb sword was presented
20 General Meade this Afternoon by BHgadier
General CrawI0rd Commanding the PennsyE
vans reserves in fhe name of the Division
Governor Curtin and staff, Martin McMiehae
and others were present The sword was
presented to General Meade ia brief speech
70 ,vhichthe recipient responded, who was
followed ny Colonel Roberts, Governor Curtin
and others The addresses generally were
highly appreciated by large assembly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
HrADoA prrr "a rnf SorrH,
MoRms l-IANp. ) -, August "a

Moams l-tANp, 5 -, August "a
q. .Hajos Geasral Hoitsck Woshiasfeq
sts have iha honor 10 report the practi.
cal damoliuon ct Fort sumter, as the result
Of our seven DAYS boinbardment of the work,
iucind ~ two days in which powerful north
eas, storm must seriously diminished the ac-
eurscy snd effect of our FIRE Fort Sumter
is to-day shattered, harmless mass Of ruins.
Ny Gbiei OF Artillery, Colonel ]. NJ Turner,
reports lts destruction 50 far complete, that
1t IS no longer Of any avail in the defense OF
Charleston lie also says that, by "a large FIRE
10 could le made more completely ruin and
a mass OF broken masonry, but it could scarcely
be mure powerless Tor the defense OF tue
haroOr Breaching batteries we're located AZ
distances ranging between 800 and 2,lO0
Yards from tbs work und now remains as
efficient as ever deem II unnecessary at
present tn continue their fire upon the ruins
of Sumter I have also a great labor, and
under heavy Ire from James Island, esteb-
lshed batteries on my left within efe"fHui
range ~ be hsdfi Of ChdriesfoH and have
ouenel wllh them after giving General Bean
,syatd due uoi,re Of my Intentions to do so,
Ng Gothca'iln tu General BeAurcgard his
reply thereto. with the threat ~ retaliation,
aud nv reiointer have been transmitted to
tue army headquarters
The proiecties FROM Toy batteries entered
tie CITY and General Beaure gard himself.
desilnates them - the most destructive mis-
sides ever usedin war The report Of my chiet
otattillery. and an accurate sketch OF the ruin
OF Sumter, taken ri noon to-day, when w
ceased tiring are herewith transmitted
Very respectfully
HIl Ionr obedieDt servant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
FROM ALABAMA.

SrEyESsoN, ALA, August 2s 1t is proba
ble that the rebels are evaouAling Chattanooga
aud all East Tennessee Ten deserters who
came in Reynolds lines, report that they are
moving guns, and important mashintry from
the iouudries at Chattanooga TO Atlanta The
rebel army is reported concentrating ai
Rome asI.T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
Daytoll MARKET.

ssta4t 8lts DAYTON, August 80
i HARsHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 90. retau ) "a lr.f I7s t
y WHEAr-Npw s5690 old s0@gi.
C0RN--50. ,.t.r D..
q OATS -lO@45.
b BARLEY--90fls 00 ara HtL4
RYE-6O6sT0 p "
HAY-1im9lhy Y OOCql3 90 per ton.
FLAN-SRED1f2j
C0FFEEi-A3063g lr ''"''
SUGARA-I2@I3l
WuISKY--43 ,0.
CHEESE--i04@ll
LASSES-- 60(96a. --ta ali
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
FROM BERMCnA,

Nav YoRE, Aasnst 29 "A vessel with
Bermuda adgiees 10 the 24ih iRsiant arrived
to-day The rebel steamer Gladiator was
going into bermuda on the 18th. The rebel
ssahef Rabeft Lee repotis beiup chased by
a Federal crnser nine, bouts threw overheard
300 bales af Cotton 10 escape The Florida
was seen with ship in tow on the 26th in
stapt 10 laiii.lde ,hiFyiSye IouSi'mie sixty.
seven
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
FROM THE GTLF.

FoRr NoNRoF. August 2l THE Mobile
Daiy EibUHe Of August 18Th says
There are sixteen vessels in the harbor Of
Pensacola ten Of which are vessels oi war,
aud the remaining six, transports. The fsn-
KEGS are building two immense hospitals at
the navy yard All the negroes are being
sent 10 New Orleans 10 he placed in the Yam
kee army there
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29

LivEsPooL, August Is The City Of New
York from New York, hss arrived A heavy
decliue in the London breadstuffs market will
doubtless cause = fall ConsOls 93@gSa for
money
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
GUERRILLAS ON THE LINE OF THE
OHIO AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL

WssHwGroS; Angus, 90 The line of the
Ohio and Chesapeake canal is infested with
guerrllas, A large party yesterday crossed
into Maryland al Whites Ford and captured
i number Of nal teams
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
EXEMPTION FUND.

NEw YoRE, August a. The Board Of Su-
pervisors to day voted 81 ,O06,OOO 70 exempt
firemen, militia and police and provide foi
the families OF drafted men IN INDECENT cir
cumstanees q,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
Mrs A called and sotp d0llar's worth VI
FwELyE aEAifss u sR. ATsAINlcK .


Mrs A called and sutpns. d0lisr's worth Of
TwELV \ aEAs,f ~ " Ia. ArsMIHlCK
the incest kmd, .o
Mrs y, gotone dlluH worth II tlle nicesi krnd
FoukyEisN 1881 suaARl 81 NislGiie
Mr., Q. Solrhs dollwr worth 1.-THE ehqioest 'IpNl-
iy OF tiHs LIfffI .tttI gIu
sIXrEEN ukkr SUGAR, AT AnNIoK's
Mr. B. says thAt he got she hast quality of greed
no CoFFEE AT D. A, MIsIcR's,
That he drank and Mrs. b. ,Ay- She sof ths 10.
cal Of r..,.I IFs ..,t.fII 81. ..H
fua GREEN TEA Ar J, A. MlNICK's, a1
While every body calls gets SONS Of thai excellent
EXCELSIOR laYRUP. Ara A, MINIOK.
Mr. N, SAY : he purchased half barrel OF
t WHITE FIeH AT l, A; hINlOk's, ,.fi
necidsdly tlia bsst Ne oSei shls the supply q
NO. ljAAQkEREls, Az }. A. MlaICK's,
DS,h ss si.ssns pqaiiy eaAAo' " eIeslsd p this O
hs inYltes 20 g call at his establishment and in
paot his stock Of IA
CHoIOE DRIED FRUIT, iHvHa Hr.fa
OOFFkha AND TEAA, ...N
a .ui Ntlrrul SUGAR OF ALL KINDA,
Andthe largest aud beat variety Of ufoosea 70 se sAl
IA the CITY. HIS large sstablis shmenil la Gu the
Corner % MIFkst Sad JsHsssoR sts.
EalOy I-t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
By Telegraph.
AEP0RTEn FOR TmE DAIlY EMPIRE
NIeHT pIsPATOHEs.

BOMB ARnMENT OF CHARLEST0N--
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FR N CINE
RAJ GILMORE TO GENERAL HAL.
Epk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE ORIL.
- s'@S+ Ct DREN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly PrSS says on the 9th
of March, 1852: 20
We are decidedly opposed drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but
feel Il duty acknowledge benefit nom any and
nom every source whom Il d for the relief Of suffering
humanity. het has coms 70 our knoSledge that
ought to DO promulgated and widely circulated for the
bsnsnt Of thoaO ladies vhoss delicate health makes
necessary 10 prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months AfisT marriage, lady of our
quAntAnce gave birth 10 daughter, but hoT susrngs
great that her physicians despaid Of her
cry This made her dread the very thoughts of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent
repetition other suerlngs but without suecssdlng Two
yars after marriage she again eonnnsd bat her suf
Flngs great that the child did and her owa life
va dsspaIred Or ehe told By her hmIy physician
thai she had any children he arsd her Ih would
be the forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had failed, she applied to the Botanic Physician, De
.RAPHAEL, ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENnRnAL
DISEASES.

without the use OF Mercury, without hindranes from
business and without fear OF discovery exposure Ne
deadly poIsons, such arsenlc nnx vomca opium, of
any other poIsons Nomercury nor any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Benedies
Used BY thIs wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
Rsmsdss never yet failed 10 tho most obstinate
and the most dangerous eases and all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Retuedlea had failed. - Medical JoaTndl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-29
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MnN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the Odd.
fellow Boonsboro Maryland, said on Thursday, the si
Of May, 1905;
Namsrous carsa Of diseases caused By eAry indisors
so1 n0vnE been performed By the English Botanic Ply
san, feel It my duty, having knowledge Of them u
to the suforng 0ns particnlarthAt of young
man Ia this oltylH worthy OF note. He had beoome the
victim Of Q habit, the nlluzion 10 which causes
shudder and years ofsuerng and doooTng gave up
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and Wes
dearly beloved by sweet girl 40 ever lsped words
Of Affection but lie fearf nervous, aud proStrAtsd
He dared not wed account Of the shattered state
ofa system He souEh relief At The hAnds OF the bo
tAnio Physician and Sstoashng - u may sesn, all Sue
bloom and VEor Of youth has returned, and hs 10 now
the happy father OF pair Of bright boys"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16
And vet his determination

To have changed since; tor ne mas eAniolCeu
great celebrity in all his movements while IN
command IF the Rebel forces: !,
II SUPPOSE" remarked gentleman
jackson was the ablest ueneral ''' ''e
South" ~ :
He is un oubtedy a great loss to the
Rebels,' replied General Mcclellan. Ice 10
perhaps the most able commander they ha'e}
and Jackson was their best executive o1llcer.
1Tho conversation next turned on the famous
fight Of President Lincoln from Harrisburg
to Washington, and the state OF tne Nal1ohal
Capital at the time of the Inauguration 0en-
eraI Mcclellan. in reply to various questions,
stated that at the time referred to he did not
think there was much danger to the person or
President Lincoln or to the Capital Since
then he had, however, obtained information
which led him to believe that there really was
conspiracy to seize the person OF Lincoln,
and also to gain possession OF Washington. -
Had either event occurred, the effect mlght
have changed the whole character OF events
and resulted in the Southern consplrators be-
coming the de facto Government. POSSESSION
Of the National Capital, he thought, would
have given }he Rebels moral force equal to
three hundred thousand men.
A gentleman inquired if there would te any
improperly in asking whether the rumor. that
General Mcclellan had rendered his reslgna
ton to the President was true or false! *aazszSs
The General promptly answered. THE ru-
NOR has not the slightest foundation in fact
New STYLE OF FREIGHT y esterday the
steamer Cataract, stopped at Kingston, Z;
W., from Ogdensburg, to take on freight and
passengers. In the articles transferred to the
hold of the boat was large box, marked as
follows:
For the American Glass Co.
Pearl street,
New York.
1Glass-this side up with care.
AS the Company are partially responsible tor
this class Of freight great care was bestowed
in the handling of it, and the hands were in
structed to go CAREFUL" which they did.
When the boat arrived at Sacketts Harbor,
one of the hands wishing to Wi pc off some ell
from his hands, commenced to pull at a wisp
of hay, protruding from knot hole in the
aforesaid package, when, to his amazement,
the side of the box flew off, and out rolled two
soldiers (?) who quickly gathered themselves
up and without obstruction from the thunder
struck witness of the transaction, bolted tor the
shore, and the last that was seen OF them they
were making tracks up town., ,
In the box was found collar marked 'S4th
Battalion, 10th Brigade: Royal Artillery, Mar,
ket Barracks, Kingston" From this it would
seem that they were deserters from the British
army.
"What woman Wills" says the French pro-
verb, heaven Wills" and the women OF
America, !" in conclave assembled at the Church
of the Puritans, in New York, resolved that
peace should never be made in this republic
while 'women are placed at the mercy OF a
legislation in which they are not represente l.
A convention, claiming to be composed OF
'sloyal women" assembled in New York on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-16
GENERAL HOOKER, S ORDER.

GENERAL HOOKER S ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, VA, May II, 1867
General Orders No. 5O.-Ihe Major Gene'
raj Commanding desires to express to the
troops leaving this army, by reason OF the ex-
piration Of their term Of service, MS arprecla,
tion Of their efforts aod deyot'on The RECORD
Of their deeds, while it will prove proud re-
co]lact;on in future days, viii live in history,
and in the memory of their comrades who still
continue to serve the country and It's cause III
the honorable and glorious profession OF arms.
The Major General Commanding directs that
comics Of this order be furnished to each regl-
ment that has left or is about to leave the ar
nv. and he desires that the same be promul-
gated to the troops, with his best wishes Tor
their welfare. May the same spirit which
nromnted them to respond to the call OF duty
and honor remain forever in their hearts, and
be transmitted, as proud legacy to their de-
Rv command of Major Gen. Hooker.
S. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant Gen,
AS the formation Of regiment OF blacks IN
the D. of c.. is an undertaking which may
succeed or may not, the Secretary OF War has
refused to authorize advances to the force that
is forming, until the requisite number IS OBJ
tanned.
On the 1st of June the excise law, as regards
stamps, goes into full operation. All lnstru:
meglts requiring stamp. are declared null and
void if not stamped according to law.
Erastus Corning, of Albany, n. T., the
railroad king, is about to retire from business
He commenced as clerk at $40 month, and
leaves off with fortune estimated at SIS, ,OOO,s
900.
Major r. s. Smith, of the United States
army, a graduate Of West Point, has been
elected to the presidency Ct Girard College,
Philadelphia, made vacant by the resignation
of Prof Allen.
In Washington, yesterday, the clerks OF
Messrs. ". NJ Shuster & Co., Dry Goods
Merchants, Pennsylvania avenue, on opening
the store, discovered that during tie night
the store had been robbed, and it was found
that fifty pieces Of silk, worth between seven
and eight thousand dollars, had been taken. -,
The thieves were very choice in the goods,
making q selection of the best black and plain
silks, and such as cannot easily he identified.
The thieves were cunning enough to remove
from off the goods the private marks OF the
firm, and left them on the counter
Reports from the Southern army say that
General Barksdale is in command OF Freder-
icksburg. Gen. Lee is in command OF the ar"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09
- A.lnck d II - 60.

The S. Louis papers have the following In
tsIigence from Kansas City, March 29sh:
The officers and passengers Of the stesmer
Sam Gsty, which Was captured BY g%uerllas az
Sibley's landing yesterday, make the following
ststsmeRt.
At two O'Clock yesterday morning the bost
was hsiisd twice By the guerlas before the
pilot would notics them. They ordered the
boat to land, with the threat to FIRE into her j!
they were not obeyed. The boat at the tina
IVES only fifteen feet from shore, and was com
PEELED to round 70.
They ordered the captain ashore, and they
rushed aboard, presenting pistols 80 he heads Of
the passengers and demanding all their money
and valuables. They drove all the soldiers and
negroes ashore. killing nine negro men, two sol
diers, and wounding a third, who escaped TO
Independence. They then Tided all thu bag
gage and public and private property, exchsng-
cd coats and hats with some Of the passengers,
and ordered sl the women and children ashore
with the intention Of burning The boat, but were
finally prevailed UpN by the captain to spare
her, on condition that 81 the government freight
should be destroyed, which was consented TO-
The crew and passengers were compelled to
assist IN throwing overheard three hundred
sacks Of -four, forty-eight wagon beds, and con
siderable private property The boat was then
released and allowed 20 proceed on her way up
ct s o'clock in the morning.
The ausdiias were hssded by Todd, YeagsT
and Younger, and numbered 6fy-Bix. The
amount Of money taken was S2,2S5, Of which
5000 belonged 20 the boat. Ons passenger lest
$1,000.
The rebels stated bbat they had intended to
capture the boat a. Napoleon, thirty miles be-
low. sat they were too late, and bad chased her
20 Sibley's landing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09

IF a woman does not speak her secrets with
her lips, she Is sure to tell them in her letters.
Her pen is certain 10 split.
Husband, if an honest man is Gods noblest
work, what is 81 honest w0manf" His agest,
dear
There is no knowledge SO thorough az that
which is gained at last, after years Of bsfaad
and wondering inquiry.
There is certainly something Of exquisite
kindness and thoughtful benevolence in that
rsrest Of gifts-hne breeding.
A lady complaining tbat her husband was
dead to fashionable smusemsnts, be replied
"But then, my dear, you make me alive to The
expense
What is the difference between hoy running
after a girl and a boy running altar = carriagel
One ehases the miss and the other misses the
chase,
A Michigan soldier who was arrested for
stealing q rebels goose, said he found the bird
Kissing st the American flag, and be arrested it
for treason.
Amsn comes to church and falls fast asleep,
as though no hsd been brought ia for a corpse,
and the preacher were preaching 1t his fcnersL
Marriage, remarks Mr.. Beeswsx, on The day
that the honeymoon sets, is q gate through
which . lover passes, leaving his enchsntsd
regions, and returns to earth.
What is the great cure for @felonsl Hemp
politics..
In India a lac of rupees is wealth-bere it is
poverty.
Prentice defines the slavery issue to DO
about twenty-five thousand Niger babies in q
year"
There's more in that fellows besd than you
suspect" "Ns there amt, said Dick, "for 1
always thought he had 'em."