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SrEAxBoAr lHspEc71ox The following extract
from recent act of Congress is published for. the
information Of those interested In our Lake Ms
1iue:
SEC. 4. AID A iffArther enacted, Tint the 4ed
eecton Of the act OF August 81 1861, be 80 c0nstru
ed y t. require H. tns2estiopn = ct ~ the hul and M
cry weasel propelled In whole or In part by steam,
and engaged rs ferry boat, tug or towing boat,
OF canal boat nil csees where under the laws or
the United States, such Vessels mny be engaged in
crnmc1ce with foreign nations, or among the seV-
cral States+
engineers and pilote Of ferry hoats tue boats tow
arg boats or canal bont1, subject 70 inspection By
1his al. ehal be classified aud licensed in the sane
az pilots and engineers BY said act OF
SEC. q. Ind 0e itJarfher enqcted, That, in lieu
OF the ices for intpection required oy the thirty
trtt section Ct I The set 81 O. An:1st 1 1ss TIE To-
drcd toms or under, twenty i've dollars and In ad-
dition thereto for each one hundred TONS over the
1rst one hundred tons, hse doliars.
parts Of The act aforesaid which are suspended by
or arc inconsistent with this act, are Hereby re-
pealed-
1NuAr11ous UsE OF F1nEAaxs-SgDDEa TER
HuA71oN OF 1 FlAMko E1cuRs1oN,-A very
dangerous but prevalent Practice With many ls
that Of carrying loaded firearms. A dsy or two
ago, few ladies and gentlemen OF this city organ
lied one Of those fishing excursions pleasant at
this season of the year. and lett to camp out"
tor week and enjoy The plessures Of pIscator1sl
capture in The peishborhood Of C;recn RaT. Bnr
nnuckt1y the habit above referred 10 seriously dis
composed theit plsne. Among the crn1inmen Of
the party was one who carried in his pantaIoou
pocket em&It revolver Witch WEAPON q 'few hourr
alcr the intended detunation was teached. ac-
cddeuta " went off, the bullet passing into tie
Heahy part OF the owners thigh, nc snticipsted
pleasure OF the party was thus suddenly and ssdly
broken up they were mauy miles from osetstance
With one OF the pa.ty scrIorsly wounded aud no,
only were they Compelled to ioreso their proposed
holiday and .'e,rIAe tents immt{iatsly. but also
to dspatch one Of tbeir nutubtT IN searr Of sult
abse conveyance 10 take he wounded man to The
nearest depot for 1ranrnis sion homeWard. The
nnlackey tndivinual wbose csrelessnets thus spoil
ed the peaBures Of hie friends, wul probably carr
the sotcsnIr OF kis excursion til his ad1eu 10 ht-
tsIs te7entsa, for 80 deeply seated is the bullet
ed. He ia doing well.
TIE TURTLE sxArs Aca1s-Hx M1esr.
ties nre generally rrproached far tS.1@ e-,..a..
1srd1ness Of mnvcmrnt Th,. .Sn4..n .sn e1mome
,...,,.-s s..,-. s s"eIasauon VIII not
pp Io"e, appls too1 otg1nnl Chicago Turtle. AZ
tne neeentle@aa IN o1meulues took advantage Of tho
Gay Mhen ne w@keo cut on Sunday, the West
, 1864-06-20
Railroxd Tlme Table.

The following table ehowB the time ct Arriysl
and departure Of tie several trains all the rail-
roads In Chicago:
Cu1cAoo AND HohTuWEsTaRH-DEP0T COR. WEST
1Hk krKS
, 1864-06-20

Bryant e. StrnttoRss Chicago Telc.
ErAph Instltute.-The largest Institution OF
HE Kind III the world Thirty-fve telegraph In
stumtnts In constant USE Address
BRIMr & SrnlrToN.
Iuu2us25-1M, EW. Chicago, III.
, 1864-06-20
NUR NEXT SALE OF

THURSDAY, TIE SD OF JUNE NEXT,
In the city Of Jaue6v1lc, t.ock CUunIy, W1scounn,
thirty eight hq.dred and fot5 tS4o> Ct tas fae
Agricultural fanda IN he ssste- They sra atuate4
about ten miles from Ja1esvtlla. and adjoining thn VII
lage Of Footv1ls, With tha Belott and Madison Ball
road running thronXh them, and tse Milwaukee AID
eomposed Of aeont a eaual q heayy tm5ss
owner Investment. neazb thirty Zoars ago. u the
best lands u Al resrects, r Rock ceuntys and this
Ttsy Iin be 500 II fsln pazesh, I'D ths Pulessss
uuIt be psid in cash, may remain On mortgage at
seyen psE cent nte1sst :os seven oE ten 5sazs &.
There will also be sold 1t the PANS time and place,
and n me same manner but vhcl1y for caah twenty.
two hundred F22g9> Of prime lands in Marathon
County. near the rown Of Wans.n selected about eight
4 mora eligible Opportunity for farmers to secora
most desirable tats OF !ce the investment ofcapisa,
For urtheF pazt!eulzzs sppy gsrsoaslly Or By let.
York who sill be II Jsnesyllle Ten d4ys before tae
sale taEes plaza TO J. j. r. PkASE, G1un sellor
propelty, u rootvi1le- InY1aea51-dw
, 1864-06-20

-' Aaiu'i.n ~ aee"stAaius'-4Ae Doa1o
lion Of Chicago, meet every Monday ass O'clock o'clock
ed. ''>'@>1''>~ 'e GALL ''qusa'-
Fu1knA1. or 1pAnx.-yhe body OF 1ds,r--k,1,.d
In the regent ,fr.v a. ~. eo,Ma.,, -. n.''94
buried On Monday afternoon, ut two O'clock. rom @
are ipyits II at1e1 aao nasmoe9s OF the regiment
r W.,
JnT, .cos a;scha-n.d a. 49, I,s,.a s.anu
CONT ~ ss,n.s.s - ~ un!sto olates o'sa11
bills. netit frrr ~ hac1 vSn1 .p.y.n.ee tfae
Wednesday. fhe Slth Inst '1s4 1o1
9n,anla,.: Tn 1ssssRoss c1ss e sr7nD-oa Saturday
AT. ~. s,s.E.,s|.S VA ~ ae sel1ement ol
ea's enlt. Ine raalntan met the defendants upon
atious litigation has been thereby happily pre-
vented
rm Jouuyrrrrs 1.rs,-., , ,nee.,n, =,
the Journeymen BskeEA' Protective Union, held
on Saturday evening, The project of establishing a
and n1saimo1aIT snnnot,ed: sSc hare ha..,,
eubes1ibs3 toVs ri2s TIC nnder,.S,n~ and fbere T.
sycry prospect Of It's being carried nta ee 10
Tur so1r,n., r,T,.n-nr, c.a., 1...
,bs w.,1 rra- ..a,.s.D ,..t..A! 'es oomsts, ,.,a.
issued small pamphlet for the use Of soldiers in
the teld replete with practical suggestions, and
advice, having for it, object The preservation Of
: while On the 6e1d, snd befose surgeon can be
e1''ee' ~ !" al c@eelsen' "osA'
ao,,n-r.f, t-ia,v ev.,,,,x G.. r,,,,,,o, 1o,,x
N p..t,, sa.-o,.,n ~ 49, nossd ~ 1,.,ao 800
arv5r. ..i,, hfs .rsts e.- tee CORNER ~ p1ns mi
nn.., .trs.t. ~ ho.<s -. NJ nna,a,a1ahIs s1a
he Colonel vas thrown from the bnses into the
road, receiving BY The lall a very seycse wound
nvcr 4he in ~ ne viii for neyerai ftays he nnn
hie 70 Intend 10 Its duties.
ADrnnrrn AND Tmrr.-on Friday niebt ,be
u,t and e.an S,o,e nj Mr. Mrers nna 1ha cio,hirc
.ass arw- w.sh ha.s e. r..,a ~ sA0 -
Clark street, were entered and robbed. The Pro-
voet Guard arrested fellow On Saturday. as q de-
oen cs Il bs s mn T. p Pbo
DurfY. he was allowed 70 enltst a lew month
aro. as a Saving clnuse rom he isli ~''OA>N3
Ne ~~.s- 80 s'~'
AsuAH IopoE or F. 4 A, M-fgnr.,1Ar,ov
sm,rrz-.Tha Pichmond uonse ~. nn satn.S,r
evening The scenc Of very interesting catheruy-
a supper given TO the members OF Ashlar Lodge,
levy a1ssaa!sd nha, q C.,. r: Gook,e "; A.
Among The fepresentatiyee Of o1her Lodses . nre.
sent our retorter noticed gentlemen from the
,,. % -. ~ a. 4i G..s ~ a ana .aaes. nas
q ChicsUc haxs ~ ~ Mua
1ina his raf,st n 1ras 9ha 1rant ~ ha r.,erinHs
nf lie rev mansrers Nesers 1ittle 4, StrorT
and eare nnhnnnH IA sntisfset;on Tbe nsrtv rss
sonc ri t1nse nIcasant sat1,e1SnHs uhere snscrhes
rn t.hnoed n,d ahaEt ,;. ,G,n p
11nnsl scntenccs cirrrlaie Fer,s RI md the hospd
We have thus no eneechee to renort. bnt can NV
that he ps1Iy va one thss viii do wei as =
pa'san
nv VI pasd ~ " n ns"rho,n ete.a, as4t ~ ~
" mr.. heeo, ol no. ID dearborn street, 10 ea1
1hat his losses 6y the gambling transactions Of his
r,sted Tbev do not e1ceed % one eth tbonsans go,,.ss %
Nr. Heed further states that Weston wsa not en-
, 1864-06-20

WonKN's PATmor1c cAssoc1AT1oS.-The Board
Of Managers Of the Womens Patriotic Assecia-
ton Of Chicago, meet every Monday at3 O'Clock
Pm. Apuuctual attendance is earnestly request
aN
, 1864-06-20


Two pertos maaces daily, afternoon and evening,
cammencinz Il IL and TX r. n
AnntaS1pn. C3ntA~
Children NJ dEt tWelFc- ce1ea.
The COMPANY Intend visiting tha 1ollo wing p1sceS
accoFt ipg 70 tbs dAfes Eiyta below:
JUEE-Hpnd2y. 9Th. Wsukes ~ 18th. kenoahA
wednesday, nh, Racine I; Thussdsy, sath. AAwsa
JULx-Fsie&J. ut. Milwaukee, BatuEkaJ. "a. Wan.
ST. fsa d. iss; s.r;s.v rnnf's
AsneaI M TssDeni ,s cia,nsas T:aFty 1s.
Io.tsse Gi, IE'ds{ a,n 1od.; saIu5 e.
1sa IsattHne; Mednsst., 7te Bslols: sss9s,SSsy.
d.I1sepers; Aonds5: th, Ms25os; M Tass1ay: ri.
l. W11Tsn Wecnesoay, nth, shans mf4 Io4saeyt
s1. .FIs.t.tl!e: Frds5, ssth, pssaqne: sasarday.
=. Y Mo9Ps S3 s.r5sM 9SG;, 1S:.a
| Imboy Friday, xh, N6ndot.; sanrd.yl esh. OF,
| tsVat HonoaJ, ~. LasA,le; Inasd1X, -, Prineo
tcn: NodDeeday. 10Th, neoonsstt, Tnafsd4Y. AtA
Genseeo: FEiday. l3th Roak islaAd; Rh4urday. lIsA
HHynnpoft &onday, 18sh. Ansesttae Tuesday, ,1143
| Weppelo ! Mednesdsy. 1Tih. burlington; Tt9raaay
sot5. FssainstoI: ao5dsI;; 1q, reet..; Tss:dsy
day. 2sta clinten Ind,x * NJ: Dsaas1f; Saturday
| Rtt15&soHANes
, 1864-06-20

FUNERAL or 1DAnK.-The body OF Idsre-Arled
IN the recent affiay at the Soldiers' Rest-wU be
buried On Monday afternoon. Mt two o'clock, from
art invited TO at1e1d
, 1864-06-20

DR.. EverBonss CllfcnEo Eye nnd1Ear
4nflrmnEy and Clinical Institute. ia
eouth Clark street. Deafness, blindness, catArrh,
and all diseases Of the air passages successfully
treated. je2Gk499-it-1 Tu Tu6sA
, 1864-06-20

metropolitan HILL to Rent.-Thfs Hall
Is TO rent for the purposes foE which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate: Applfca-
tons can be made at tho Office, adjoining tue en-
trance TO tho Hall. je10.h94DkH
, 1864-06-20

UNITED STATES DISTRACT Cornr.-Thc Grand
Jury was discharged in the United States District
Coprt On Saturday, having found forty three true
"wednesday, the 9th Inst AVA
, 1864-06-20
LOCAL MAT,TER&

.sThe Love of God to mnns will be the
subject OF Eldor Frank1ins discourse at the Chris
tian Church. on West Monroe street. between Al
erdeen and Ructer, this (Aionday) evening. seass
ftee to all. THIS evening begins THO third Week OF
Elder Fra1kl1n's meetings at this place.
, 1864-06-20
GILBERT d SAMPSON,

NI4BEF<T d SAMPSON,
~ Aucuaneers, Al. 4s and aa Dearborn st.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANO
FORTE, &c &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Jnns a,ds, At e1 O'Clock It ous
T. elegant Ct amber suits, With md without
ble just received from the East, all OF rue beat
nske- Yarble too tables, sofas. hst treas. mlT
ehognDy rocking chairs sewing chairs, walnut aud
cloth easy chairs, cane seat chairs and roc kes
whatnote. ref t9ef atofs, dining tables.
C5RpETH-A large assc1tm ent Of velvet, brusselB
Piano FORTE-One new 7-octave rosewood case,
ed ltEs piano folts fail I1pn ane AMI tpe T.
u sVE FhATEp wnRE@nsean: csssors VIII
tne cur bottles chke baAksts, tea sets. SIX pieces.
fort and epoo1a.
TEA ACUTLERY-DInner. tea md des,er: knives.
ivory handled the teet nake iyoEy hand chsyers.
for \. cells Lated dinner and TEA knives
In csses a'so ne ctse OF couplets wcf:h 410p.
&TOVt8-EooEtnE and pa. l7r oves ,
UFFICK DFSE9-Twp Office dtaKB. one ntV and
one secondhand. GILBERT & SAMPSON.
Ie19k5n St Auestonoess.
, 1864-06-20


,-. h-.ui,r+ +,o, eyer hened bv mortal eyes atnce
TIC DAYS oi Chiyairy or the splendors Of the
~, rur ri oTu M corn
f1ELu VI LIE. CLo4n -oG aoAD.
In this great procession vii, appear tho GRAND
,
FAAR1nf OF 0ZU&,
s H. -, n.s-s nsne So,,oves ~ ths c,shora;a,y
beautifui
GnH nEN CAR OF PARIS
.r, .on+a,n,,v.c
aao k eunsam ~ .rn7o.
ALLEGOhlCAL 1AbLEAO or a-AEh1cas
drsped. - .'-
To complete this beautiful picture, Mr.. Crockett,
to the wonder and admiration OF every one, enters
the den snJ leads ont 1afge
LIVING LION In TIE STREET,
and at the word Of command bounda with terrific
4? 10 the top OF tAe Tableau1 car, ~ ere itgrace
July OUGHT at tn feet "a Lady, the Goddess OF
Liberty. REPRESENTING tbs aeconciliano OF Of GrsAs
Hrtaia tho of sbe United Stat es 10
A. d. 1888. Around arc placed beautiful Hlrlss
repr1 set ting Europe. Asla and Afitcs, while
, 1864-06-20
aaa11teG- -aqe1ttB.

"ANTED.-$75 4 mont b .
w Agents wanted to sell HeTing Machines. We
will give eolaM1ssioD on all machines sold. or EN-.
pioy agents who will work for the above Kes and
81 expenses paid: Address, D, B. HGRRtNT0S q
, 1864-06-20

Tu1 1SfiEs-Roes CASE SETTID.-on Saturday
compromise was effected In the settlement of
Inns enit' The palntif met the defendants upon
au offer which was rendered him. md furthcr ye1-
anoue litigation has been thereby happily pre-
, 1864-06-20

South Side Union League.-The South
Side Union League viii hold an open meeting at
Warner Hall, on Monday evening next. Address
es arc expected from Hon. William Brosa, the Re-
other prominent speakers. The public arc invl-
ted to be present.
, 1864-06-20
.FQr GalR,

FOR SALE-Cheap, two fine
Te}eataph Building, Of B CHAMBERS.
tA1S.
, 1864-06-20

CATALOGUE SALE BY THE
~ CRATE AM D Box.-7o crates hsst White Crock
cry and 4.6 hoxta Tnmblers AT AuCT ION on THURS
par, Jpne t0th at 1oH o'clock rooms 48 Der
born stTeaf. The roofs are ~ o. the bsst qualify
Eoes. Further pnrtlenlArs In q few dAvs. Parties
wishing catslogEe vtil Dlaaso write for one.
fel4i5E5t GILBERT SAMPSON, Auct'rs-
, 1864-06-20

w WANTED-A family to take my
w SEP until he Is q years old. He Is n!ne Yeals
old aud Is stout ana willing make h: useful
office. te!3. k99l-5t
, 1864-06-20
GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION,

! which the people OF Europe nocked by thousands
from distances ten to twenty miles 10 wttness a.
GORGEOUS PAGEANT,
more hrslllant tnan bensd by mortal eyes since
the days OF Chivalry or the spleudo1s OF the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
, 1864-06-20

FOR SALE-An interest 10 q Plan
i. ing Mil, we'll located tn this city aud tolng
good bnslr The MIL Ia entirely n6v, AM Is trt
class property. Oneth:rd zreater lAterest Will
be sold Inquire At No Board OF Trade baid!ns.
nartfculRfA. 1H.EEflt4f
, 1864-06-20

Stephen B. Ross, the other prisoner, Was next ex-
auintd. A. the evidence citcumetan 1mpI-
simple statement. Tic stated that be nsd been
np IN town with Mike Hardy and George Mitchell,
TWO men Of our company. Az We wese returning
to the Rest Hardy eaid that some OF the 18th were
rlDg there some InAn struck me with rock, aud
threw me- down. had revolver with me, be-
longing TO Mitchell bot did not use IT,. After the
light, he took 1t back again. thing he has left,
with bis regiment.
CTass-E1amiaed-I an wounded in the back.
Keeper At Madison, Wis. I feared be world mnr.
der me, and shoa him. He died fcx hours aftcr-
wards.
, 1864-06-20

A DEsERrER AND TMEF.-On Friday night the
Hat and Cap Store of Mr.. Myers and the clothing
store Of Mr. Nash, both in E~ins's Block on North
Clark street, were entered and robbed. The Pro-
voet Guard arrested fellow on Saturday. as q de-
sersr who st the time OF bis arrest had SONG q the
Duriy. he was allowed 10 enlist few months
ago, ns saving clause from the jail
, 1864-06-20

w ANTED-AP Protestant, Sweed-
w ih, NORWEGIAN Or Germ,n cook. No other
nesd dapp1y. Agcod servant VAntet. IA good home
and liberal Eages. Apply as 20 North Dearborn NJ.
above Chicago avenue. ff14-k
, 1864-06-20

AocmEHT.-O1 Friday evening as Colonel John
T. Beatty, Secretary Of the Board Of Trade. YVES
driving with his wife near the corner OF Pine and
Huron etreets the horse became unmanageble and
the Colonel 'was thrown from The buggy into the
road, receiving by the Iall very sevcre wound
over the left eye. He will for several days be
1ln IN attend IN hfA duf3es
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26
Terrible s.Abolitionist.".

James T.. Bradley, Esq.p Of New York city,
who has long been a strong pillar in the Dem.
ocratic party, aud Cor years leading pro.
slavery politician, made speech al the New
England Supper, a short time since, IN that
cily, in tie course Of which he said:.iisl y
>. IL saw to those gentlemen for whom wilen
the feeble limits of my capacity / have made
all Il sacrifices that belonged TO a young life
or an old experience, all, the politicians who
tell you that there sver can conae a time when
there can be reconstruction of this Uaion
founded on slavery, are telling yos a. he.
We thought we could make any sacrifice to
retain that institution. so long as it could con-
tinus consistently with the Judgement OF meu;
but say now for myself here and hereafter,
that i never mean to fight the battle again.
Chesrs y It is ended. The great God Of
the universe has terminated it, and the rebel.
lion, terrible as it is, costly in life, 10 blood
and in treasure, is, in my humble and reysrsnt
conception, one of tho, mysterious ways in
which the justice Of God is being wrought
out against the prejudices and falsehood' OF
men" .riseras lsqn eiJ oi .sDls nAdi
THIS is what we should call radical language
and it affords another foe chance for the Cop
perhead. Democracy to howl !Abolitionist. !"
- The mon of brains and. influence are fast
leaving the miserable remu ant of the pro-slav.
cry Democracy, aud. there will soon be none
left having any character that respectable men
are bound to respect. The world moves, and
will move, 10 spite Of those who would all
progress. ....'..+7,.'. s.i,.gr-,,,o,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26

A new married wife, living in New OLlasns
recently discovsted that her better-haf was
disposed to come home late nights 10 state OF
s'oblvious forgetfulness. She determined TO
cure him Of this habit. About two weeks ago
he returned al midnight, and staggered into
the bed c6shber, tumbled irto bed, and was
soon asleep, she procured large dsrnine nse-,
die, and threading il With astrong piece twins
sat quietly at work sewing him up in the
blanket. She sswed good. and strong. tla -
the gray strcaks Of dawn began tolighten the
east, her task was done. In this condition
she lett him, and, repaired to the dwelling OF
q friendly, neigbbor, there to await the result.
About ten o'clock, persons 10 the neighbor.
hood were startled by the sound OF the most
distressing cries issuing from the house, and
rushing TO the rescue, supposing that murder
was being committed, they forced tho door,
aud there found the pooa man bound up as
tightly as a bale Of cotton, 10 the blankets Of
his own bea- He begged them TO release
him as be was dying from thirst, aud could
not move. The neigbbors stood 'sgha't.
They thought hin the victim ofsome terrible
some terrible plot; some burglars scheme; J.
Tut MS they were in the act of extricatipg
him, in rushed The wife and ordered them
TO desist s"Cnt not a thread" she cried,
al did it,. apl bo shall lay there till he ma
kes solemn promise never to come home
drunk agsio."' He declared he wonid in fu.
turo keep better hours aud drink less ru Us.
"a future, all vito has 10 do when her
sshslf'; is disposed to take a. little too much
is to show him darning needle, and say
"Take care, sir, or will sew you up."siS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26

ne A CosrLY DRED.-Tbe Boston Traveller
says that deed was 10 preparation at ned..
ham. Mass on Saturday week, which would
require government stamps to the extent OF
one thousand dollars. II is the document
which conveys the Midland Railroad from its
present proprietors TO its new owners ss the
company organized TO construct another
railroad route between that city and New
York, connecting there with the Erie Rail.
road and West. q ass n7F 7r 20 ~
A decd was fled for record in the Re-
cordsr's Office 10 thia county. ontbe lst day
Of December, 1853, with revenue stamps up
on it amounting to one thousand and one
dollars. The real estate was purchased of
the Chicago Il Great Es'tsrn Rdlrosd Com.
pany, BY Henry Morgan and other. LaPorts
is one dollar ahead 7'"'a (Laports Union.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26

How BRAVE Man SrsAxs--While rid.
Jog up Mission Hill on the memorsbls 25tb,
tuning my horse to the right or teuthe left 10
avoid treadipg upon The wounded, FF'bsd DIG
mounted from my horse TO give water 10 dy.
irg boy, who Jay upon bis gun With a 'bullct
bpls though his head. whep, fev yards to
Inc right, I.observed an officer being carried
down the bill on q strotcber. Riding up ! en-.
quired Of The men: ylsmss'xs Il
Who have you. heref, sis ssiiaeg5
sT""Adpitant Msrsh, Of tLs alst Michigan" I"
vas the reply, ,insssq 81 ysal ssliisssi
4 "Where are you wounded, Adjutantt"e
"In the left arm" ,wss the reply. o.
y BADLY" I inquired; when, with q, smile,
lighting up his face, at The came Instant that
I discovered that arm adberiog 10 tbs body
oy q ANAL piece Of Assh, he replied. aiiis
v1"My arm 10 gone; that's snothiagi we've
beaten them, III ok God, and tba slus Of the
ChickapaugA fight u oblissraied,d 81 Lot tb.
arm perish; such .. yictoy is worth . thou
sand arms. y Il Chattanooga 0neippssi Com
,merciaL ,'..,0',s.. t.n,. ~ Is3,.s lo .iIa,s
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26

The Tines Washington correspondent
says at least five Major Generals, and over
twenty Brigadiers will be restored TO civil life
By consent Of the Senate. .,l....eIs 90.
A story is told Of Western candidate that
came upon. "poor white man" who: had
a vote 10 give, il he did have TO do bis own
milking. The candidate, Joues, asked him IL
he should hold the COW, which seemed to uu-
easy, anc the old man consented very readily;
he took her by the horns and he'd ber fast
until the operation as done. "Have you had
Robinson (his rivsD round hero lady r. be
ssked. a9t. ,yesi he's behind the barn,
holding the calf" 'F'D'.' 80 80 ~ :;
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26
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w. had driven him out. He was evideu,ly
a Jew, had not remarkably honeat look, and
either he ran away, after enIistiug, os was es-
Gaping from Justice. The are ,i,s men who
think tho war wong! Batn general. the
public sentiment Of Germany is strongly for
the Union. 4, todi i.,cod 49, n
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'n' IsorpEsrs At CAArTAsooa1.-.A great
many prisoners have been brought 10. The
charge Of the army on Mission Ridge as
toanded Bragg. Breckenridge's headq aarlers
were on the ridge, in full view Of cur Troops.
The lady who lives there told our troops the
following: "Before you all come up here, l
asked General Bragg, .whst do you intend 10
do With me, General o. He says To me Lord
Madame, the Yankees will never never dare
to come up here And, she added with a
blubber, 1t was not fifteen minutes till yeu
were all around here r. A big lot Of gray.
backs werc brought in and halted righ. in
front where | stay. / went 10 the door and
heard 'be diffreot squads hslIooipg for their
regiment: Where's the 24lb Alabama ~
is tho 10Th Georgia heref 'Is there any
South Carolina regiment 10 thai crowd ? The
Isst question was p,lite!y answered by q big
gray back; Cd d--n your South Carroll
ma regimenis; IL it hsdu't. been for you We
wouldo'. 30 hsve.-(Pnsa.s Letter.. ,,iv n
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-26

When man wants money, friends or aess.
tapce, this world is very apt to- accommodats
him and let him want. An irritable man is
like hedgehog rolled up the wrong way, y,and
pierced BY bic own prickless Of all earthly
music that which reaches furtbsrsst into
Heaven, ia The beating of a loving hart
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