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st, TIMOrRY's HALL,

BOARDING. AND DAY PUPILS, at the above
named place on TUESDAY: Sept Is, 1884:
tiemen. and has procure ed site inferior to ia
the country TO. f.lnbrity OF climate and beauty Of
ing s f,ted up with every requisite for COME t.
ro5yepiehce and health, rounded by 81 acres Of
sroupd affordins ample scope for physical exer-
ciss The following gentlemen constitute the
faculty:
Professor Of Mathematics and Moral Sciences.
GEO s. GRAPE, A NJ,
Professor Of Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev ] NEWMAN HANK, A. NJ.
Professor Of A. eient Lar fnaSes Moral Science.
Professor of Bellies Lettres and Ancient Ian guase
R.v H b BRUNING, A. NJ,
Professor of German, Spanish and Mathe n atics
Professor of French Ian guages.
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SEA KINGS NAVAL HEROES. London
- Allen g life of Dundonsld, London

SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES. London
4? Allen 9 life of Dundon laid, London
Dixon's Life of Blake, London
shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea. London
Lives OF British Admirals, London
Glllys shiRwrecks Of the British Navy. London
Neptune g Heroes, London
COOper's Naval Biography
Southeys Life of Nelson London
Cooper 3 Naval History
Memolr OF Admiral Brenton, London
memoirs OF Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, vols,
Memoirs Of Admiral de eaumares, vols. London
vols. London
Nicholas History of the Royal Navy, 2 vols, Lon
don
Brentons Naval History. vols, London
sep2 FRANCK TAYLOR ="
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri.
1 Der hath obtained from the Orphans Cou TT Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbis,
letters OF "a ninistr alton the personal estate Of
pstrsk t.aTnsr. late Of W.shiagton, D: O., De.
tait deceased. are hereby warned to s1hihit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the sub scri-
Der, on or before the 9th day of February next !;
they nay otherwise by law Be excluded from ali
benefit OF said estate.
Givsn under my hand this 9th day of February,
su i6-law3w' JOHN h. RUSSELL, Admir-.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. o-The session Of
~ the Pr. paratory DspeItment op.ns W.0N ES-
Sept %. 1854 For catalogues or further inlorma-
tiop apply to g. W. SAMSON, D. D.,
sep 8 eo4ts President.
DORROMBO COLLEGE, pikesvilie. Baltimore
ID county, Nd. opens its ninth session on the ID
Monday Of September For the terms nr other in
for m. ton address Rev. E. Q. g. WALDRON,
Principal. SEP 3-Im*
E0R9EToWN FEHALE SEMINARY, 151
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ct. VINCENT's SCHOOL,
UNDER THE CHARGE ~ THE sisrERs OF

The duties Of this school will be resumed on
THURSDAY, Sept. LIST, 1854 The Sisters in charge
will devote themselves to the Advancement of their
pupils in all the branches Of English education,
and will pay strict regard to the moral training Of
all placed under their care.
Id consequence of the advance of prices the
tuition, an 27-2W
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TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF GEORGE.
L TOWN.-A full assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS constantly on hand, at SIS High street.
sep29t.
BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Prospect and Frederick streets, George
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cipsI The duties of this institution will be re-
su med on Monday. Sept. IL. au q 2w
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Edward
Brick, s-lling liquor by the email unlicensed:
S2OtS Robert johnson, James A. Savoy,
fighting; locked up. Isabella Lawson, larceny:
dismissed. Henry Lawson, co; Jail for court
selling liquor to soldiers; 800. Chas. Francis
drunk and dis orderly; military. Michaa,
GeaTy, assault and battery; bail for court
and disorderly; dismissed. Isaac Fouke, riding.
a sidewalk; s5. James McElhany, drunk
and dsorderiy; 50. Daniel Sullivan, do: dis.
ssed. Capt J. E. Erickson, in company with
negro prostitute; IS. Harriet Bruce, street.
walking; dismissed. Richard Sealey, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Peter Hughes,
drunk; military. John Grey, do; 50. Austin
Bundy, threats; bail for peace.
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THE EVENING STAR.

PoLIoE RkPoRrs-Tasd Pyscsnct-9soree
Campbell, carry ing weapons; $3.50 mareaIes
Logan, drunk; woIkhouse. VIM BARKER ano
Barney Johnson, disorderly: $3.50 eacn. henry
smith, do; IS so. Philip Giiooly, 40, 10 "a.
Mary Igian, Go So ~.
}ourtA Prscinct-Mary Fitz, threats bail for
pea-p. James GilIis, asssuI5 dismissed. Mary
McLaup hin, drunk; workhousa.
FtTM Precinct Hopkins, Jas NC
De Wit, drunk and disorderly; Jas. Huetf, dis
ORDERLY: e. Trim BILE and b. McCracken, dol 81
each. Kate o Donald. drunk; $3.50. Il. Myers
dis orderly, IS.
Sirth Pree,.ct Sarah Dorsey, drunk and
di.oIdsrIy; workhouse. o. Schonrd, Jno. Ma
hcrey. Timothy sullivan, Patrick i,riscoll,
violating cow law; 81 each. Edw'd FitzgeralG,
do; So John Bennett, y. Lee, alias Gilbert,
and M Curtis do cost, So cents Zach. James
Malloy do dismis sed. John Collins, dog un.
licensed; SIS. F. Hasermaes'er, drunk; mill.
tary Mary Lee, grand larceny; Jail for court
VIM. Thomas, disorderly; 81.
Tenth Precinct Cornelius Wildman and J
Wildman, passing counterfeit money; dis
missed. Joseph Codrick, Nancy Dondie an
Park Broden, assault and battery; bail for
court. VIM. Bell larceny; dismissed. Henry
Gray, drunk and disorderly; "a. James Nc
Trainer. do; 50 Jas. Murphy and William
Slater, dIsorderly; 50 each.
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ORGANIC wlAKNlss, IMPoTINoY IMPBpI.
MINTS To MARRIAGE

By DR.. Johnston q marvellous treatment, Weak.
ness of the Organs is speedily cured and full visoR
restored. Thousands Of the most nervous, debili-
tated and impotent, who had lost ell hope. have
been immediately relieved.
All mpediments to marriage, Physical or Mental
youa Irritability, Tremblings. and Weakness, 81
Exhaustion Of the most fearful kind, speedily
cured,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
BATTLE NEAR PETENSEIR re.


re Petersburg Cypress" Of Saturday,
furnishes Us with some details OF the battle
wairh took place rear that city On Friday
list:
UG Friday myiui:y oa,!G Hight firing I'm
.n.ncGt. AMI crniingrI with INCREASING sr""ri
~. unI.i ten o'clock, when - ",'sr's was rn.':a
~ COR forces pp0n the "D"-;,+ ure"-t"' rk =
aGd the engagement hce&m" general a!"n: The
line. Mar ms i!ii Cingin,.r.'s North Caro-
liaa,. end Nisc's Virginia iirigalc, rnrtici-
Yi.:ed. AID although subjected 70 Il ggl.irg
ire, succeeded in driving tire enemy rom bis
crcastworss. and ,.hIn2 pns.ess02. i = 'yst
heavily Is could rrt we'll Eave bcnti other
wise, II. the onemy's works. were e the most
formidable kind, and cur men charged across
An open field OF soiac thirteen hundred yards
IL cxrcut. tn; "aemy were eel posted. AID
ilesiGes occupying IN a4gautag: coils position
!,;hird their hpca3twnjks, has! Gnr or more
regiments posted in q thitkcs rf pines, which
puurci - very severe nri!adiHg fig into. CuT
charging column. The charge was hiGniy
onccas-tu DESPITE the advantages Of the cue
my, ard again illustrated the ral0r Of Conicl
crate arms.
Our column was nrdcr n" inlne Hale aJ,n--
,lan3 of General d. II. Hin, bat General
BAaura.nrL was on the field, and his snpc>ior
military abilities, of course, contributed
largely towards the success the movements,
while his presence insT rci an enthusiasm
which rendered our men Irresistible. The
scene OF tue lighting was about seven miles
from Petersburg. Actaccn Port MaithaN
Junction and Ctrs'cr, in the County 0fChes.
icrfGld, and some two mi!ns east OF the rail
road. AZ the hrrastwcrksihc ii ,htin. Is sad
/! have been furious, our men gaYcnctlug AID
heating .uch nf the enemy - bad :hn 'c;nu.
ritr to remain wish The huctI Of their mus
kcts. An attempt w;.3 uads to rally the flee
ING :D2 after VIC had driven HIN out, which,
was successful. Tic enemy maEsed all his
forces, and made two DESPERATE ett1rts tn re-
take the worka, bat ne.e each time most
h.oo0ily REFUSED, and seat IF bowling to
their next lin" &c entr"uchmanss We cap
tured many srnaii arcs, and secured three
pieces of cannon.
Our casualties yesterday sra estimated at
between five and SIX hundred, Of whr., mans
Der, probably une hundred, were killed
many severely, but the greater ncrtion ,.rr
slightly wounded, and chiefly in the !au?.
We regret to hear that Lcutcn3at C,lncl
John O. Lamb, of the 18th North tarrlua.
Martins Brigade, was severely wounded tie
received one shot through the shoulder. and
another through the left breast
ColouCl J i'm f. Hr0wn, Of the .i2l North
Carohna, Giingman's Brigade, Was Slightly
wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
THREE DAYS LATER.

We nave received New York and Baltimore
pagers Of the l7:h inst. They contain the
usual Lumber Of lying official dispatches,
while tho Army correspondents and the cdi-
to-s claim great victories" TN every battle
field. Cen. Meade, ,inzan address 10 the sol
ders .! the Army Of the iot,mac," Issued
on the l3th inst, says:g52
For ci-ht days andnights aIrn5at without
interim, sion, in rain and unssinc, y0u basr
been calamity Fl ,htinss dcsperats for, in po-
.itions naturally strong and rendered doubly
~ hy enlcenchments.a&
You have compellsds him 10 abandon his
icr,ilicatilEs on the .Rap;dan, to retire aud
attempt to stop yGursonward progress, and
nov &c has abandoned lis last entrenchcd
portion 50 tcnaciouslys held, suffering in all q
lnss Gf Is gurs twenty-five cnlors, and eight
thousand rr5ouers, incsuding two general
eli ,c-a. @5st37 go,
Your hcroia dceds and notl, endurance If
fatigue and rr.r:.tion, will ever lie memorable.
Let us return thanks to God i'r the merry
tins @hown IL, ndlnss earnestly for its con-
tinuancn.
The body Of Capt .PEclon, Of the gnn-hoat
"Shoshonc," !owu UP by & torpedo, WAS found
~ the l. II Jat!ng inthe James River, above
Turkey Bond lie had Eccn shot through tie
hcad 80
The news or But!er'ss d2f.a, had not been
received in the North.
4 correspondent ofsthe New York Times, y
writing lromfF ssdarieksburg, May l3th, sag:
"Tae rebels told out.hravcly. They have
fall, back ncs moro TINA four miles after &
weeks RS ,luic ii-htihg."<
Tie Time" SAYS the "work goes hr:ively
on-thc rebel L1nEstrecthas died ut his wounds
ana Gan. Ire has heen dangerously wounded
and sent To- EichmondeauI his army ia in full
retreat tnw.r!s ,hc rcbsl capital"
The "Tinc," in M EDITORIAL about "WcsS
Pointers" qaya BlnkSmcrth in Louisiana
mas made i: plain to everybody that Major
General Banks "a p7%ctiea',y no General at
i'll |"
N"iar n,r,;y, III 'gInn-:n chief with General
HankS, rep RS the Federal loss at Pleasant
Hill 1T Go killed. 80 wounded, and ,jGj
missing and wounded.
4 de.p..ch in the "'rimcs' from Nttahcz,
ii,sa. says tho ''1c',ci battery which fired
uoor .bc stea."cr Ven phrl, made liz appear
anee at Fort .ie Rgssy aud sunk the steamer
Emma.
A telegram from Cincinnati Of the 18th
says: The rebels have retreated in some dis
order to Resaca ard Rome. The Yanks claim
to hare captured 5000 prisoners and II or II
pieces Of heavy artillery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
THE NEWS


S.u-l. . .,,-yeJ a,,.,vn-io.l-. -.an,l. The
'''''', 49, ,,,,cl for
news i'oH' ':'' 8'"'"'S'aS VIZ '. ..'.>.;',,
eagerly. aro - It cav '' We ""'' '',','
march, the night ,t.-.i "v-y ~ eN'cct'"a!y
,roI, ,l,o.ci ....on,..,,v. Runners Of Sk...
....a. 80. l,e' ARMY ~ Sa,ur.
ln'Sn'"S ~ ''.' ..,...,..',o.3 ora
day eVeH!'> We y, ''''>>
some anxiety ~ lei. - I" TIC truth OF sun
H., ro,,r,s of = rad on Milford S...;,u. ard
,..,c ,,,~,, ,,,r.op;cs e !; ,,.nor's
'he 'A''"''
brigade. W. learn iAN TWO coz" P'ni'S
were certainly captured. Tie reported
r,,,;r, hack of |. 20 an IN, Inc Of lie Frcl5'
;.,..,r-,, p,;Iro,i I,s4 evening. ere ted some
ri.o,a,. an.
livery ''"i Gu e. ga '
tHp"ti9ns .! y gan '""2 IL. "''" y '"e
ya.eran general.
ys-v rpl -aC7u SHE.
-, -, .i;.,...t, cram Gc,cr.I r.au
i"e '"'''",'- ,.h,,,
'-rh''ii 49, '-'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24

desire tn state in The b.ie:ast In:u-.r s.. Y
s!I;,! c"st M vol. Tor Coz. J. =. ,iJUir in !.
reSen: he SENATOR'S! D.s.:ics Of Wir.r. { .,,,
and Frederick, in the Scn..'u ot i,rsirit B.. a-,
l.rer &c 20 amy % the tao or !hrc: a.4rre % . -,
csu'!i ia'es for .hn oiica. Al al :hn crIri'....
arr "i''in The sgc which suli cts ti~.,, 20 y ID
!nfy husT. and nave noi heard iirt ,.ry IS % U
"Ncep. Col Moore. ~" c1s mp, E- rc.,s.I @: r...
sirai disability. Col. M0or. '.Is ytraa.p a.,
disabled By awouni received in 'i,, ti"s. Dr.. co
H'nas>i.s. and Is he cny one CT a.. c.n.i H.:
Who has struck blow ir orr defence ,.urtr~ i.
war. He is ~ well qualified as any o. lis JN..
n.niS =" Represent he dishi':, nnri f.r ;.r ~
sofs stated is better entitled 80 tho ~. p... u
tao re"Tia. Saci', ut !2ast, is ;he cr,"o oG
= Rfli".'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
IIiE IS AIiIS tEk tSSAS.

The Arkansas correspondent li.a New Iorh
Times under dato Of May 9Th, makes the fol.
lowing candid admission:
Il is not too much to say that SeeIc's move
ments 81 far have BEEN complete i:siuc--a
disastrous one. barely saved from being y pei feet
rout. As WIS in Life Rock on the ct inst.
Sunday wren The army wss expected 10 !e-
t:rn that evening, rs knew personally OF the
panic that eIist.l there, and had c"nrerscd with
officers right from the front, il is not Fras'nnpru
o,s 10 claim seine tnowl,ase OF tie -Sa status of
htisirs III AihausNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24

>, =. ~ rs:l :l.sil@,' .; i:'S!i
faii..- D.; ,:.-.ay ra;na: -. ha.;2i "i!d re
IT,: 20 c-iH9 nuy !u:.%cr. it.r officers e1-
ha-i.i a;:i Threatened il vain. snd wcre them
SEXES in several Instances shot down. l,urihG
the whole time they received most murd"ro's
fire from orr artillery and small The former OF
which fai il is sad position that enabled mem
% crti!:pic the enemy, and showrrsd upon them
grape shut, vii "h mowaI down their lines Ihe
.ruskctry continued but y short time ccmP"F"-
lively while the csrlnonaling OH both sides was
iurt-sant Tor aboutsf#o hours. Hni Gradually
ceeec in voicrcs;asI o clock
'r:.e enemy we're easily repulssd here and 1t WIS
| tkvush: might mSkesssauits on other points "i
on: iac., III: the dayclosel wi:hou: any further
Demonstration! sf.y J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
SECOND DESPATCH.

.,rLssrA, Nay -n.-rhs tE:-..' a5.,4.
evening, bringing no additional nc" r. g :
p5.t- OF tghtir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-24
Ann Y uF NnRrHrEG Va. }
Nav 18Th. ISL, \

We were aroused from our snmbcrs shcrI: i've
o clock thiI morning b, the heaviest ani most
rapid commanding sine tho beginning ct tbs
pro,rsca,l cht, and i: appeared s II Ill the a.,
tisry of both armies hac released their tiuHd"I5.
The first impression WAS that another general en-
eagement had begun. bu it was 500" ascertain
ed TO be confined atoge. her to the enemy S tx
treue right, from which point they made an ad-
vance on the position in onr lines occupied oy
General Gordon and par of hodes div's'on.-
The enemy began ii Il make another most
furious assault, and advW need in most gallant
style, until within short distance of onr line.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
JEFF Davis lar Message Criticisms Of the Reb-
I'll Press


The recent annual message OF JEFF
Davis calls out sharp criticisms from
the Richmond newspapers.
In his message the rebel chief saws
he cannot see the propricty or ncces-
sity Of arming slaves while there are
yet many white men out OF the ranks
Bat he recommends the arming and
drilling OF such negroes aS are AREA
dy employed in The quartermasteI
and commis-ary departments &e.,
ami fiIiug tneir places y. q daa;t Of
negroes from he planters lie would
give the reward OF manm ion, be
IDS, 10 such slaves only rs shall
make served efficiently with the ar
mics IN the field
Eno Richmond Wig finds mon
strous hcresy in thca. expressions
Ii avs:
"lwo propositions are plai@ly de-
d4ciJle rom the Presidents message
which wc cannot Tor moment be-
lievc lie woaId deliberately give his
sanction 10; and he first is trat be
condition oi free .om is - mach bet
ter l,r tie slave than tha OF scrVi-
loue "a" tHa' u may % o~s''" v 49,
upou him a- a reward )f boQni the
>'e'' '',"' '''g : : .i'0'''' = ~ = : -
h'hl l'd fI9hl - acquire PosS''SS-
ION "J slaves IS purchase Or lhl press
menj with ompehsailon, afd then
emaneiPate them without tie con
sent OF the s.a e. or IA cas- O nm
Pfe7Sihe"t ". w''hout re tohStn' - ll'1
i'''I ,. ! ~ i'.Se fIoi ''Si''|'' = =
IN ''''' - Vie "i'''''o' i1'1 = ~
"ho'9 .oith anu oy " arg Pofu'H
oi m|hNIn.i 81 other "oantrES, Una
sefvita q Is divineiy appointed con
ditioH Tor the highest gooa o. the
siaNe ana that condition n Wnica
Inc negro race espoc'aay may &tiaih
The inquest intellectual advancement
Of winch they are capable, and may
enjoy most largely 9t sach comforts
AMI blessings oi nie arc suited 10 them
Of We have no doubt; and we
aoiG it to be al ofcrueltyt deprive
ne slave OF the care ANA guar,'ian-
: > oi mas en- II the slave must
l1hI he Shoea' .hJht .tof TIE oje$Sl49S
re eIy93S as STARE, amt fot 'of ne
MOSQUES dsat 'co2la jten attend hs@l
Jrt9L
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
The " COS Entcrest .


~ c'e'iiiot "o uquoss1' 'li"' e'o 90
mas greatly qu'e Nehe" 'hs mammals
lufe 81 "ool, ana " s i, ,''e ~ - NY n
l'l@t d '""'1o"'ion WIN soon ~ .''.N
ior ~ "'ao, ~ l''oV 1'''''oe = VI
os7e'i '''.' % ''.' - ? -. ~ =
''.J' -.
'i''' q 'ii''' ''0 .'''s'o' "'' .'''
ga" H'.'S I'''9 ST" ~, e''1
oelof' 3" s'a'' f'''>g ~, ;'' ne mt 10
"t '''l consume az Ieili'. I ~ 4 ! !
80 IN ~ ~. MooI ,or ny ..'S, 80 IA. :" =,
1ti,,,,la,o +. .,,..,,., I, MI o,.e,tra go,
~:t,., Tsar. s; s, s.an4.'i,. !. s;,,.Io S,.,.
~ ill., Ir..in, ,,L.,., .L.|, -, IL.
,.rof,+oI.l.. ~ o.. s
a..,..., W
~. -. :. ~ =
,..a,. -. ,,... IS ~ ,...
+ the pasture are CONSTANTLY jnnroy.
/ uv Sheep orlzine. ANA tbe mark. h
caeapeue auu improveINiihmattoa
indeed. III +. moi plunalc tpai E.r
+ manv v.ot. r., c.tn, ta.ra win IN.
anr oar. r.v,,n...,...;,n n.,,,naIi..,
held oar TO the owners Of lund tha"
sAeep-has3andry. We gather some
interesting races m Tins connection Z
from the last census report In lo90
the namoer OF sheep IN The United
States was 2l12j, BOO while in 1850.
the number was 2l.823.566 Tho
|numbor ot pounds 81 wool produced
ian 1850. WA, .j2.3IG $50 ara, n~t GEO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22


At the N Leod House, Mackinac,
was a lule 30. just turned OF three
years, with u head very much Of the
color and shape OF bunch OF hatch
elcd flax. Ills cheeks were plump,
his eye, blue, his speech slow, but
manly tor one OF his years, and his
dcportm mo ia the general uneXcep-
tiouabic. took INN nj first as be-
longing 60 the landlord of the house,
but subsequently learned he was an
orphau-hlS father q mother haY-
l.p dlNd over a year ago. He had
some rfiAtive living ut the ho.el aud
ou tul, Gr0uud was uImscif tolerated.
He walked without hat or shoes. and
seemed unwilling q o1uude himself
upon boys uai Girls who wore better
clothes. Observing Llm wandering
alone lu che cau1a gv-yayd one alter
nooh ! sHp"ed oat ami pat him GA
my shoulder and gave him Il ride,
Hac"caPou ho Called me horscy"
ergacr. 1 asked him where bis
.~ti. ranj mothgrwere; but hc Seem
ed without knowledge ON the subject,
answering, while punlug Westv ard,
over to the isiaad. lie was struck
by am oiderunl larger boy one morn
,ag, anu lclicd ID me ground. The
rroyocaG0u / could not learn, hat
when The little follow got upon his
Icel there Was q feeling of pam, and
surprise ana A1 0le>9uess ID Ai, coun-
t.uaace Jnal uaae me Instantly cake
aim 70 m% breast auH wipe away his
tears. III diJ ho, know where TO
ran. nor whom 10 tell OF his trouble,
and when ! saw it all. tears came in.
10 my own eyes, and / hat resolved
90 'teg MIA ,or my own, and carry
aim away A bright, new two-ccnt
piece quoted his cries, and q little
ime after he slipped away sat down
IN a. OLD Ioe, auj seemed 10 think
,hat loneliness was safety.
All reader have you ever any.
whore, any time, strdck Che orphan
a blow | do not mean blow of
,hv band, but blow oil words at the
neart Have you, whore Che smile
ouIhl to have been given, sent in
stead the cold, hari word? And if
you have. are Won going torepVat the
act? The land is filled with orphans.
They viii some day some Of them ask
goa, perhaps, for broad, aud not tor
brea only batfo kind word. Win
you respond, on WIi you plant bitter
ne~s and thorn~ ia some Young heart
shat walks the earth CRYING in vain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
Gen. Buffers views.

New YoRK, Nov. 10.
1t the entertainment given Gen.
Builder last evening . the 5th Ave
nue. Hotel, H. announced tuat he VIII
leave for his army in the field to-day.
lii his speech he urged that the olive
branch be once more extended TO the
rebel. and ii again refused, then hc
asked tor a sharp. vigorous var, and
thought tho bounties given oar sol
diors should consist OF The lands con
quered from Tile rebels which Should
be equally divided, aaj thejr owners
driven from the country forever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

How A LoYAL FRESHMAN FocGur
AND NorgD. lmuu@ all the many
,oul-stirriug incidents at the polls on
Tuesday We have read OF none moro
impressive aad glorious than the fol.
lowing, described 5y the Providence
Jyuru3L An instance OF devotion
like this, ON the part Of an adopted
citizen of ,he country, is ia itself
sufficient answer TO ali the cowardice
of a peace party and all the wretch
Ell assertions that this war against
traitors has been or VIII Be a laiiu Z.
Ia Fad Rivor there was very
touching case. Capt James Brady,
a warm-ula rted, brave and loyal Ir-
i-hnau, commanding company of
Che 2GJh Massachusetts Regiment,
was recently wounded iii tine Shenan.
doah Valley, and is now at home in
Fall Rtcr with one Leg of and three
balls in his body On election day
be insisted upon giving one more shot
at the enemy. Accordingly the shat
tered hero wa, placed upon stretch
en- covered with the American en-
Sign and borne by four men TO the
warl-room, where he deposited his
vote iyr Lincoln and Johnson, every
mau present standing uncovered
meanwhile. and not a few eyes suE-
fused with tears. As the gallant cap
,ain was borne away, having dis
charged his patriotic duty, cheer aE
ten cheer attested the TACT that the