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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30

HUNDRED dollar counterfeits on the ma
sicnal treasury notes are in circulation
which are calculated to deceive. They are
50 uear the genuine in appearance that most
peonle would take them without a question.
The shading of the words "Unlted States
On the face is darker than the genuine, and
the letters and small figures on the right
side of the back Of the note are inverted;
whereas those only on the left side OF the
genuine are inverted
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30

M,ecu,se OspEss,-The First Eireisis
Infantry have received marching orders, and,
nil, lo.,o Cor gumberiand tomorrow.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30

Born Houses of the Ohio Legislature
agree to adjourn next Wednesday, but the
House wants TO come back in December,
while the Senate prefers July.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30

MoyINS TINE.-The great moving time
Of the year-the first of April comes On
Friday, and the rats and reaches will soon
have an opp ,rtutityvot making new acquain-
tances. But the first of April comes on
hangmans day unlucky Friday What
will those do who never commence to do
an vthing on Friday2 They will be in di-
Iem,. IA, and the best thing they can do, is
nv "a, nmon consent 10 move tomorrow, the
3Oth OF March Many people have already
commenced fitting, and the drays and ex-
press wagons will have busy and lucrative
time. As is the case every year, many
people move into worse houses and pay
higher rents merely for the sake of change
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30
Seeds! Seeds!

GARDEN, Field and Flower sseas, grown for the
" year 1854, sold wholesale and rstail b :.
T.SH. LOGAN & Co. AND LOGAN, LIST & Co
marI2
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30
OILS.

I AID. Llnssed, Lubncatins, NsAtsfoot sp<sn, and
IL Fish oils for sale by
I. II LOGAN d Co AND LOGAN, Lisr Co
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30
White Lead.

GNAHNESTOCk'S, Nevin's, Anchor, Baltic and
II Phiadephia brands of Lead received and for sale
by TIL. LOGAN CO.
mar22 and LOGAN LIST co.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30
FRUIT TRIES
A NNANDALE NURSER
M0UNOSVIlLe, WEST VA,

THE SUBSCRIBERS inform their friends and
the public that they have n large lot of FRUIT
TREES of large growth and the hest varieties
unipjured by the locuss. Their extensive stock
ompels them to sell at the old low prices Dwarf
Pears, Is cents; Standard, 40 cents; Cherries, 20
cents; Apples $40 per huudtcd.
Also. Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, Shrubcry.
Bedding out Plants, DC
Catalogues sent on application to
GEO. ID. Il r. 3, CURTIS.
JOHN BISHOP, Agent Wheeling.
fe22-d6w5
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-30

.aaIsITagvaa b sitnsr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28
COAL FOR SALE !

ryYO arrive from philadelphia, s. cargo o. ,xv
L JOHNS RED ASH and RAIN BU T"
WHITE ASH, expressly for family USE
This coal is superior to any that comes 10 mar =
ket. Price $l3I pr ton Of 2240 pounds ~
orders left at No Is King street will be prolnq'-
~ attended to. Y. a. MOOhn'
oct 28-1W*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28
rOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS. On.

NOTICE TO GAS CONsUMERS.-Ond &C.
~ count Of the increased expenses at Gas
Works, the very high price Of Coal, and II the
increase Of the Government tax on Gas, the
Committee on Light have been obliged TO give
notice to all consumers Of Gas, that they mus
furnish Alcohol for their own metres ou!l!ls
winter Many of the metres IN warm po'!'i66i ,3
# onlv wranped in cloth will not freeze; oo1
others in exposed situations will need Alcon0'
or whiskey. mill
Mr.. Hanfzman, superintendent of NJ e5rss' WV;
be ready at any time when noti1ied, 70 ~ s'41
adjust meters. IHoM - ~" .aad.or
oct 15~~2aw4w cove!1"'7'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28

FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %.

.zEH,: :E2He *t}'<: III ':i..''
'<y>.n;v tires ''$'.< u a':'',s'% ~ '*''.< !.
&2Auo SLED za|( =" = ii = VISA = - 49,
d'sasr''':t1S TafT'"f = '@:e ''''.'~
tEit impression '|:at ff:P5 "~fe ""5'@>" A'''
i'aflt.raI sava''y. s.: '"@''7 = 1s<'A - 80,
been tough ~ h3E'! a,1a H'S"'.'S '9''
t'rct+;a1efifs h'5:S>''t''''' "'.'' *'s :,
TO he III command, ".S "'':' "'' ''' - '" :,
lines Of R'ohn'fa. 80; ~ go ''''s'''> y
New ORR l1'ahe 'f*F"'f@@ ~" "''"''0 y
psi>'al<'rs taken ny SilaE'1a' 3, I'VE ''''''>a'1
one thousand III N1>dn &:t 7sli - ""'0 '<.'
100 a.'.,. >,'.ak va,4 lost and retaken
49, ,o.,. s,;tav ,ots # thirty two, The d.
,-.,.,,;.. ,...o,aao ,bnsa yar;ons statements
$50 .,,.,,,,o,s As;r j ;ronossib|e 70 reconcile
), oo+;1.a4,s r. horh s;tlss AZ
Ga +hsno
--------~----~=s.-~------~-~-
Mr. TIta<l15As Stevens: oI tansI1Y%o'a' !"
(. late speech, said "ihere are those N teaer
consoiences who think we are ressralnea oy
the Constitution from permitting the &ool'Slon
OF slavery. nc sjonsl1naon was 6 tl"''a'
9S''Sl's7As' co.. ~ s.has ,-aa ~ d;sEl,a7
H'e,: L0'' 49, - r. ;.a;r:a~,a,s oe statas
was oAs''..s az'st s 49, .s..*;ana an,arrta;9 =,
';:sa'sS ~ ,,1~1. staras 1850 :, ra1,c -,
.t .-.o: .o,,o~o;~x,s ,,ro1r
"'rsS :, '>.S's :, 49,. " 49, re.ot;t1t;on thov
'n 'ueA s''.o 49, h,l:no.ortz J., III
law - ~~n ~ tha ua1? I,,oun )am -
SAe - W. .l~axatos II oomnacty And snoh
"s''l'"7 =, so~7;n<1 90 4hrr x,a~s
~ oo,,o.na:7 :, ,ho ,avcs ,f u.r md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28

v?i|3 ?er>nrfS tai nt left the main force IL
Hoods army on Tue%day morning, twenty
eight thousand strong, at Aarresaton. IT, IN
dersto,l rhr Canfrdaras iulendea crossing the
Tennessee. 10 the vicinity IT l1un<a:v||!e,
Forrest is reported 60 BE- threatening f4.:ucail
v5::!l : large force.
From Eucopo.
The steamer Canada. from Qn@anstown t5n
tie 10Th, has arrived: 1t was denied that
uapt. San)rnes had If liverpool l. was
thought that peace vcnld be eoncluied AZ che
Vienna Conference, The liverpool cotton
market closed quiet. Breadstufs quiet
Provision, dull.
The statainement purporting 20 have been
sent from Washington, that Provost Marshal
General Fry had officially represented that
the CONSUMPTION law is failure in obtaining
s;,Idiers, and recommending the repeal OF the
substitute clause aud the coGnpu|sion Of the
personal service Of drafted men. and also that
Mr.. Lincoln will, if re elected, call for a per.
en- ptory draft Of three hundred thousand on
The lst January. is pronounced by Gen Fry
utterly unfouuded.
The Emperor Napoleon has, as our readers
are aware, concluded q convention with King
Victor Emanuel for the gradual evacuation OF
Rome. The MOST remarkable feature OF the
transaction is. that though disposing OF the
pope'S capital his public forces, even lis
debts, his Holiness is not only no party 10 The
act, hut has not even ben asked for his con-
slant cooperation, or agreement. lie is SIM
oily told that the thing has been done.
A firm Of biscuit manufacturers in Carlisle,
England, by way Of showing what could be
done by rapid work, recently had field Of
wheat reaped, the grain threshed and ground,
and the -four made into biscuits, which were
served hot on the breakfast table at eight
O clock, in exactly four hours from the time
the sickle was first put into the standing grain.
Rumors from the Army Of the Potomac
we're generally current yesterday that q grand
movement is in progress. Gen. Warren has
assumed command of the Fifth Corps. -
Gen. Crawford, who acted as commander du-
ring the absence of the.corps commander proper
has resumed control of his division.
There was heavy shower last night, accom-
panied with a high wind. Il cleared up.
however, before morning, and to day opened
brightly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28

TWO or three single gentlemen can be ac-
L commodated with board in g private fantI-
". Apply at 2O3 Prince street. oct Zo-tI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28

West Virginia voted yesterday for State
and County Officers and congressman. There
was no general opposition TO the Republican
tickets
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

the mineral lands not being brought into
market, on some plan they are good enough
to get up for them.
S We respectfully submit that when the mi-
ners feel aggrieved because of the present
situation of affairs, they will probably make
their grievances known; and that so long as
they are content With the laws as they are.
and inasmuch as their labor and enterprise
produces most of the wealth of the State, they
be permitted to judge of what is to their best
interests. is
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

A courLE Of gsats tel together were re
Gently dsiven Out oil "a mans garden. near
C'cnmel, ireland. Started BY a sick
& rowa az them. they jumped tae fence aud
ane hanging IN rarh side of a colts
back. The cult das.ipsi away. ali three kick
ing inr'ousiy. aud ultimately falling into
quarry aud being killed.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24
STOP THAT COUGHING.

STOP THAT COUGRING!
Some ofyou can't, and We pity you. You have
tried every remedy but the ONE destined, by its
intrinsic merit, to superscde all similar prepara-
tons 1t is not surprising you should be reluctant
to try something else after the many experiments
you have made of trashy compounds foisted on the
public as a certain cure but
NEwE..,s PTLMONAR SYRUP
Is really the very nest remedy compounded for
the cure Of Coughs. Colds Sore Throat, Asthma,
whoop.ug Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption
Thousands of people in California and Oregon have
been already benefited by its surprising curative
powers.
WHAT KILLED IiIMs
DR.. Hall. in his Journal of Health, speaking of
the death of Washington Irving. asks the above
question, and sdds. :" lie might we'll have remain
ell with us for some years to come had it not been
for advice, kindly intended, no Doubt bat given in
thoughtFessness and reckless ignorance.
lie had Cold!
Which by some injndieieus prescription had been
converted into Asthma Let ne say to Dr. Hall
that prescription" was not
NEwELL'S PULMONARY SYRUP.
Keep it in the house-usc 1t frsely-give it to
cold, and you will think and speak of it as ali do
who have become acquainted with its merits.
REDINGT0N CO.. Agents.
San Francisco
And for sale everywhere.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

GeA Birney died in the delirianybf his
fever Ills last words had political vaine
that should make them Union war cry
throushout the foyal Sistes- Rising sudden
ly III his bed hi- eye. blazing with the IRE
that consumed him. he cried with a trumpe
Voice: Bays. keep your eyes on that fag -
and fell back de..sI
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

VINO CAPTURED MARasDuxg.-Yhe rebet
general Marmaduke, of Prices armv vs.
hptared by a boy Of one of The Kansas reqi.
menis. Heat first refused to surren1ler 70
an inferior officer hut was immed,ataly
persuaded to do 50. The lad hroarl, him IN.
General Curtis headquarters, where he in.
trodncel himself. much TO the sunrise of an
but'espeeiaAy OF the boy lserot Gen. eurfis
asked the boy how long he had 70 serve he,
tore his term of Enlistment would transaire.
L he reply was eight months. whe Genera!
l:nmsdia'ely wrote him furlough for that
time, and presented him WITH the he4se. Ie.
vaiyers, belt and sabre OF The rebel General.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24
ok. woqe il next my heart With m n. =

neck. wore it next my heart With an H. -.
pect due to a sainily relic. - 'Ae 'ss'
The ship arrived at Bombay. On N. d.
of Maria's leaving. determined 10 snsaS :.
her. 1t required no little courage. bn, ,r,,o -
love will encounter any risk. An onnor,n,,;
ty presented itself. She was standip~ nanr
the gansway, little behind her family. Who
were waiting for boat to take them ashore
''Thanks. thousand thanks.'' | soid.
's'for your kind present, wear it next INV
heart, and it shall never leave me-
The girl looked intensely astonshed. II
don't understand you" she said aloud
Her mother, hearing her speak. looked
round, and asked what she had said.
This gentleman, said Maria. hesitatingly
" made some remark, but did not hear what
he said.'
.. What is it you want, young man p said
her mother haughtily. was so taken aback
that | could not answer a word, but sneaked
sheepishly away. The mother mentioned
the circumstance to her husband, who imme-
diately reported my behavior to the officer of
the watch. This brute. who. from his black
guardism, had been obliged to quit the navy,
and had afterwards been received for his su
perior (by comparison) gentlemanly behavior
into the East India company's service, ques.
TONED me upon the subject. but | refused to
answer him word, and was in consequence
sent to the mast head as punishment.
The old cat of a mother suspected there
was something concealed, and, Of course, she
determined to find it our. was agnin que.-
toned, but revealed nothing. Before the ship
left Bombay, ! was allowed one days holi
day on shore, and there, by chance, | met
Maria's young brother. requested him tc
tell me how the mistake occurred, and the
cause ofmy making such fool Of myself
found that it was true that it was Ills sister s
ha,r had been wearing. but she was not
aware of its being in my possession. During
the week he had bcen.cnnfined to the cabin
by the wet weather, he had taken the oppor
tunity of daily collecting from his sisters
hairbrush the stray hairs. and with them he
had formed the trcss he had given me-. He
mad thought the possession of it was all that
wished for, and that how it was obtained
was matter Of little Importance.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

Omeers Of Shasta Lodge, No. 81, I. o. O. f.
- Samuel Isaacks, n G.; G. W
S&h Hoffman,. V. c.; Joseph Clourh
Sec; g. NJ. Wilhelm Treas; Sami
fsaacks. Felix Tracy and Chas Litscb. Trustees
Of6cers Of French Guich Lodge. M. *.
1. q. d. F.
,sssxxs. j. s. Ferrer, n c.: Thomas plumh
<%<& " c. T. W. Wheeler, Sec. Chas'
Frank. Treas.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

A CHAPLAIN of the Christian Commission
while moving througha long line of sufferers,
administering the consolation of tie GOSPEL.
approaching the bedside Of a gallant fellow
VITO was severely wounded. His earthly
march IS nearly ended; but when the chdr,
hin asked him if he was prepared to die mo-
TONED for pencil and paper. and with a tsc.
mulfus hand wrote: . l :,nI prepared to 90
to heaven; my trust in Jesus Christ is
perfect y and mime liai civ u:l..e. tese words
Of assured v.ct9rs' over i.:o g~.-c. SEINE
Neiix raad the fsg. boys. .;'ha el.a.,iain
-oak shs paper. aad stes.di.s y !, read Il viii,
a loud voice. Iust rs he c3;.c.'.tlei. a s,,ti:cr
who hail recently last 4 hand. spsang rrein
his led. ans. waving tie :, Z: rcfl st:. +,
the an. burst forth wit!. ssss slagiu',s s5 Ais
dy-n1 coi2-aGe isai suggesseds Else eject
sv'is ELECTRIC. 4 taadsas.i vaacs iss rup ats
chorus. ard the place q. laacrisig .7ras NAT;
to fairy rock with t.aass>lc:s ste' sei.i+. is
that vast solder choir eeis 4 singing tho
ch apaih turned 70 hook upon ts1e lsyi.:s brave.
lie was just IN time to esfsif the l;sst faIns
smile that fickereds across E q sass hurattsoo
as the soul was. waite on tie strains of chat
Union music td The Throne of Liberty. =.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

Tue Russian Geveraiae.st, encourages
marriage among its soldiers. provides the
couple with a honse, supports them. rears
their children. but takes away al. tie boys
al a tender age and sends them t. military
garrisons, there to be trained for the army.
There are 30o. 900 of this kind Of soldiers nov
in the Russian army.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24


BRuTAL MuRDER.-Last Sunday morning
one of the most horrid murders we ever
heard ofwas committed at Aqua Frio. in this
county. The circumstances. as near as we
can learn. are as follows Several mon tbs ago
Chnaman was killed near Bridgeport, and
a reward of $500 was offered by his friends
for the arrest of the murderer. A Cinnamon
named An Pong, it was thought. knew where
the murderer was, and about two weeks ago
four Cinnamon, in company with two white
men, went to his place Of residence on Bear
Greek and took him out, when he was sub
jected to the most cruel treatment in order to
make him tell where the murderer was Sc.
creted- He was tied ur, beaten, and then
hung until his life was nearly choked out of
HIM. Being unable to1earn anything regard
ing the Whereabouts OF the murderer the
white men left him, andon Saturday last Ah
Pong appeared in town. made his complaint
and got out warrants for the arrest of the
Cinnamon engaged in the transaction. On
Sunday morning, in Company with Constable
E rly. he went to Aqua Era, and meeting
oae of the..parties, he was. pointed out TO the
Constable, who arrested him, but before he
could be got away all Chinatown became
aroused land hundreds of moon eyed celestials
rushed to the rescue. All Pong was torn from
the Constable, knocked down and beaten
over the head with every conceivable thing.
They dragged him several hundred yards,
tied him to a post, where they tortured him
with knives, pitehforks, splitting in face. beat
ing him over the head, shooting him, &c.
While this was going on a number were bus
lily engaged digging his grave. When it was
completed they tied his hands and were
dragging him to the hple when he told Mr..
Grace, who wss looking on, Don't let them
bury me alive" Mr. Grace released his
hands, but was afraid to interfere further,
when they threw him into the grave. A big
Celestial then went forward and stabbed him
fire times, when All Pong jumped ont ofthe
grace and started 10 run, but was overtaken
by another Ch'nlman who felled him to the
earth with shovel To complete the work,
be was then shot through the head. Assoon
as Constable Eariy WAS resisted and his
prisoner taken from him. he cssme' to this
place and summoned posse of about thirty
men. who arrived on the ground as the nab
was burying their victim, The irdividual
who stabbed him while in the grave, and the
nne who Knocked him down with the shovel,
were arres ell and are now in prison Mari.
posa. Gazene. s.i& ~ 1n
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Special Income Duty for the Year 1868.

A7oTICE is hereby given that l havcreceived
from j. D. Potter, G. 3. Deputy Assessor for
Shasta COUNTY, the list of persons subject to th.
above tax, and tine same is now due and payable
Persons knowing themselves indebted for this tax
win do well to make prompt payment. and thereby
save costs. A. r. LADD,
o. S. Deputy Collector for Shasta county:
Shasta, Dec. Is, 1861. dfl
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24
SHASTA COURIER.

ED- L. r. FISHER->Ys the uNly Agent
Of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, With pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
9FFICE-171l Washington street, opposite Ma
suirs'. Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24

DEATH OF AN INpi,N KINo.-king Freezy
head Of tho Songish tribe. in British Cnium
ba, died short time ago. The fietsria
Chronicle thus speaks Of Freely and bis an
eest.r>:
Fsclzy was the last of an ihustsfus line of
kings, who have riied the Songish tribe for
maay centuries. Beisre TIE pale faces came.
his word over this section ot the country,
WAS law At oae time lie kept seraeiio Of
fifteen wives. and. when moved by caprice
or passion, wou;d dseapitaie one ..s eoaliy as
he c.i.ld eaia breakfast. In 1879, the nu..,-
ber Of his wives had decreased to six, and.
ne ns,rn;ns in that year. having de e'ected
one of the six in am Intrigue with white
man, he. areled her ont II trout OF the whole
tribe, and severed her heal iresp her body.
The trunk wss then sewci ia a bag, aud
thrown ia the liarbar, liz imitation Of the
Turks. whp sink she bodies Of f:rith!ess W VI
NJ the Bosphorus.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-24
CURE YOUR COLD,
SAVE YOUR LUNGS.
NEWELL'S PULMONARY SYRUP
IN Has Cured Thousands,
IT WILL CURE YOU!

"a cough is generally the effect of bad cold
which has either been improperly treated entirely
neglected. When it proves obstinate there is al
ways reason to fear the consequences, this shows
ner of Consumption. u Buchanan's Domesti;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19
Mr.. L. A. Hendrtck,. Despatch.

HEADouARERs, Firm ARMY Coars,
In rHE FIELD, May 16-1l p. NJ.
Another dry OF comparative rest has been enjoyed by
our soldiers Scarcely gun, not masket be-
tween tho opposing pickes and fired until half
pas, three o'clock, when our batteries commenced
shcing the enemy behind bis carthworks For an hour
tho sheisg continued actively both Sides and
former quiet restored, which stu continues
various oonjectures rrovsilcd as 70 the con
trbunx interrupt advance, and continued hostile
demonstration against the enemy, until order was
road tbs morning the troops from Lieutenant General
Grant, II would be oentraoaud 10 publish this order
peed sy say she for dsay forth In
th address gave entire satisfaction 70 the men II Is
seen that General Graz, has stubbornly set bis face
towards pursuing and agning the enemy tia, he will
NOT give up chasing and battling longas no las man
ana hope loft aud that be confidently relies on this army
20 cooperate with hin IN carrying his plans. The
fssurs will show The army alike hr faithful unninch.
iag, unconqueraole
This forenoon visited corps signal station under
charge q Capain Castle and Lieutenant Cwk General
Meade and General Grant had been thsce but few
minutes before. From this station better view than
from any ether point command be had Of the
rebel position and their lins Of osrhworx alluded 10
these easthworks yesterday, from our head.
quarters but todays further inspection OF them, and
benefit OF the splendid telescopes used BY the sgnn
developed almost their position and strength. Il
10 ev4oeut Why the enemy do no, attack u.s. position
could hardly be more secure and behind ihess deescss
Il y svids0ty bis plan 10 until be n drawn cut Of
Il BY strategic maDouverng bsaion out by overvhem
iss attaek.
Tho right the rebel line on tho Pc river little
ever mile 10 the RICH, Of CENTRE and from the TO
river runs norheastssy, thor left covering Brock
Pnsy Branch and Tabernacle church roads giving total
line Of dsfsucss fov miles 10 length, and battle lice.
doubts Of nearly double mis- length Their dsssncss are
aimost 10 the form Of horseshoe The right aud lss Of
their earthwors are covered by woods Fronting ths
centre cpsn field mile and threequastsrs wide
Here their works the strongest and besides sbs guns
there mounted shs pats In front allied With sharp.
| shooters.
Al she Anderson House. near IN, noe Old Virginia
mansion u the odsa scr and the furniture and faly
stIli Remaining In u. has been discovered an amply
stocked cehouse and other uxurs 10 tarnsd yer
sssviQsss snsOuns N ~ Gee q our ok nd uosaA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19

sides. Tho conclusion arrived = by the Rich.
mond Enquirer is that 1t is time to barricade
the streets of the city; for that otherwise
Sheridan, reinforced, may ride pell-mell into
town, and through it right and left, as he
Cries havoc and lets slip tho dogs Of war.
This appeal to the barricades very clearly
shows that against such raids ns this of Sberi
dan the valiant rebels Of Richmond do not
feel secure even behind their triple lines Of
Notifications
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19

A PEsrrLENcE THEEATENRp.--For days our
streets have been in most deplorable condi-
ton; they are lined with barrels, which, filed
with garbage, infect the air. These must be
removed ct once, or in the increasing heat Of
the atmosphere the stencil will cause pesti-
lence IN the city. We earnestly call The ssten-
ton Of the Board OF Health to these. and other
nuisances. The badly cleaned sewers, tho.
filthy bone boiling establishment at the foot Of
West Thirty-nnth street, must be particularly
cited as certain to produce fearfully increased
mortality in our city. Measures, prompt and
decisive, should be taken at once to avert
danger which the most careless cannot fail to
see is near at hand. The metropolis must DO
kept clean If the lives Of the people are .
matter Of concern to the Board OF Health.