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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

SPOTTED FEvER-H caring Of the rava-
ges that the black CT SPOTTED fever is ma
king in your county aud vicinity prompts
me to let the people Of SusqOehauua county
know of a remedy that saved many lives
in Vermont over Gf'y years ago. The
same disease broke cut there, and proved
fatal, until one case occurred in which no
doctor could be had. They tried sweating
the patient BY boiling bemIock boughs
and placing the patient over the steam,
and giving him hemlock tea to drink, both
hot and strong, which soou produced per
spiration. All that followed this pre7crip-
tiou got well, aud hardly a family went to
bed wthou, good quantity Of hemlock
boughs that could be used in case Of
necessity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The CoPperheads Of New Jersey Logis-
lature lately attempted 10 pass law { rod
ding any soldier to approach the polls on
clestion day, under severe penalty. This,
was Intended to prevent them from exercis-
i,g the elective franchi C, If any of them
should happen to be at home. When the
question was taken in the House of Rep
resen,a'ives, the bill was defeated by lie
sote-27 10 -. A few Of the member
refused to aid the malignant desigLs Of
their disloyal colleagues. The soldiers
will be likely to remember the klud inteD-
iiops ol the New Jersey sccessionists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
people +?

SNAKE SToEY.-Betwceu tue point OF
Look out Mountain and Bridgeport, down
the Valley of the Tebnesser, lie - miles
of dead mules, 10 one continuou, e'r'u-; III,
head of tie first carcass lying on the
"Guarter deck OF the one beLiG! hlm, and
so on Ihr0ug gEout the eatire distance. just
Imagine cluyuson OF rarure of suihciaai
magnitude to burg thsse remains as they
nov he, aud phauGy The pheeliUx Of iu-
ture A eassiz, who iu hi geoiogiea Research
es, strikes either Of the tyEmiui, aud al
tempis to exhume tie entire "slake. "
Won't it kaOck the socks oft the saurians
of the diluvian period Twenty hSe mile-
Of yerteb,p with two pedal srraGg ments
every three feet. VIA bully side-show
for future circus 1t vii! p obatly be
called 4" the Old ccpperhead vi tue rebellion
period" admiss,nn ten csnts-Peace
democrats half price-CiaHanooJa Coz
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Careless People.

Only the other day our nerves we're
worked up to explosion poin; by an account
Of perilous surgical operation, by which
woman's traches was opened to remove a
silver dime which had lodged there. And
how on earth did silver dime ever get iu
Q woman's windpipe Simply because
she was careless, and laughed with her
mouth full of small coins Was there no
other place where she could keop her
ten-cent pieces
We DO feel sorry for a creeping baby
when it gets hold of the bars of CRATE by
mistake, or cute its fingers, or bumps its
head, but for groWn people who suffer
from their own recklessHess We have little
patience.
What is the use Of a vomau's convert
log her mouth into pin-cushion, aud then
expecting our sympathy, when a sudden
sneeze or an unexpected cough imperils
her life?
What is the use Of q man balancing
himself on an osciIsting chair, Instead of
sitting up straight like Christian! Are
are expected to find vinegar and brown pa
per for the confusion on the back Of bis
head when finally he comes down with q
crash (aud serves him righD?
What is the use of a woman's picking
her cars with long knitting needle, as
half the women do, when child running
against her would send the instrument
three inches into her train, if she has
any?
What is the use Of mans handling
loaded gun as though it were a broom ham
die, and then accuse Providence because
the charge goes iato his head or foot, as
he might have kuoSn it would
What is the Use Of womau's buying
arsenic to poison rats, and putting it nst
where the children viii be sure to get at
III What does she suppose her reason
ing faculties were given to her for?
What is the use of leaving children TO
play by Themselves in a reeui whore there
is FIRE, or po.'pouing the sweeping of that
dangerous chiwoey uurii $40 moro" =
What is the use Of endangering life By
the Use OF the feui ca,nphsn1 as long as
anything else will give Ii sh'? Ttosa VINO
persis; IL this practice must have greater
f,ucy for being tuyued to death iA4n the
rest Of the wurid
In sbor,, what is the use Of careless
people +?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
BUT Is TIE
BEST TONIC II! The WORLD.
MN @Ao aAN So.
From Rcr Or. Br7i-p. Iiii7r # the Ef.yrr. Beift
Rf,.tuuS n IggwisTy

From Rer Dr. Br7'rn. Eii7r # the Etsycr psdiG cC
hs't.tnIs hgOrje Lys.
Although not dspos,i TO favor or recommend Patent
Medicines gen"rsl. through di-trst their iureil
aud effects, YET know If ~ulicuut why
may testify the H.nrht h. believes himself
60 have received from any simple Ir-IaratJ in the
hope that he thu {" the teueht Of others
/ do this the readily IN regard to "HOohand'@
German ttcTs prepared ly Hr. G. " jackson, of this
city, because was pr-jud"- against them Tor years
under the impre,lO that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture AN indebted tomy tr. nj Robert Shoemak
Is for the removal Of this preuiice hy prnpr tests.
and for announcement 10 Try them, wheL su-r from
great and long continued debility. The Of three bot
ties o: these Eters, st the beginning of the present
followed by evident r-lI. and restoration to
degree Of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
months before, aud had almost d-spnred Of regal
Mug. therefore thank God and friend for directing
the of them
J.NEWTON Drown, PHILADELPHIA.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.


From The Pastor # The GTmdHt,'cR Brptist church.
Dr. c. VI. Jackson Dear SIR Personal experience ena-
bes 10 that regard the trman Bitters prepared
by YOU as a most excellent Medicine In cases of "A
severe cold general debility, have been greatly
benefited bv the Of the bitters doubt not that
they " ia produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

From TIE Pastor Of Heading H. f. church. fhidta
DR. Jackson-p-ar SIR: Having used your German
Btters in nv family iuetly am prepared 10 say
that il been OF service believe that IN most
as of general debility Of the ystrm. it is the
and most valuable remedy Of which have any kno~l
edge. Yours respectfully, D. IL lohNEh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are experimenting With steel rails and steel
capped rails. The first cost is much
greater than that Of iron rails, but it Is
claimed that in the eud ,hey are cheaper,
that they are less liable to break, that
better time can lie made on them, and
shat tie wear CT the ro..iag stock is less.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

TESTIMONIALS.
HARtLEloS, uui1n Co, Nov. 81 1865.
Dear Sir: NV liver aud stomach - badly diseased
that all ~ho gave up Doctors and all but
continued TAX yYur medicine aud 1t currd me, and
| now ar we'll. | KNOW a number in my neigh borhood
that hat lung and user complaints, that were cured y
medicine. A. life j. sweet, would advise all wi"
are afflicted with di-ris. to give YOU call aud save lie
and money. Yours truly. JOHN dOoDLhNpEii-
HAETLEroN. Union Co. Nov. % ls'li.
Dear SIR: was aiiiirt.d with Bh.uEiati- for
Der of years. and cured ~ your ms!icnr. ! wa
not able leave my bod when commenced taking your
valuable m.,iicine aud hal been attended ny two
other ply sciaus You're truly, JOSEPH MILLER.
L,UBFlrov. Union Co. Noy. l., st}.
DR.. s II. KuiLht: Dear Sir-i afflicted ~Iih
Ehrumatsm; cIuii not walk step aud tup bottles
Of your valuable Ui-dirnr cured in short tui'
advise all f-t.l with this disease 10 appy to
,ou aud get cured. Yours truly, j. mot SE.
HAkrLtY, Union Co., Nov. Is, iSf3.
DR.. :. II. Knight: Dear sir-l seni YOU this state
ment in order to heueft suffering humauitv- Ny wife
lay long time with consumption, and her life OF r-cs-
cry given NJ bF All. was advised % try other mol
irne. continue with tuur tTcatu-nt: Nour
ul"dicne her -h- is we'll lwuuId EtVIse all
Who afflicted with Lung aud live di- to ~ yut'
send for Nnu, get medicine, AMI save lie aGd
money. t"-ll Yours I~>Py, JOHN "ALhE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

Corn is very plenty in the vicinity Of
NA;cbez ct ten cents Per bushel in the
field, where it has been lsft uusa,hcrcd
in consequence Of most Of the able bodied
pegroes having joined the Union army.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

DR. C. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: fee! ita pleasure thus,
of nv accord bear testimony to the excellence of
the ,.erman Bitters Some years since, being much
afflicted With Dyspepsia, used them with very bcneral
results ! have often recommended them 20 persons
nteebled by that tormcnting disc and have heard
from them the most Hattern test nOnia % its great
value In Of general debility, h-irvc it is
tonic that not be surpassed. JOuN NJ. LYONS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Pcacc---Pcacc!

DEAR friends aud kind patrons from country aud town
- We've New 0Dd> Tor yun a. since prices dow
Ghru give your attention. and part of your care,
And Dry Goods and other bne
We've Eercges aud Chsllies. aud Satin Ouch, mes,
And Chamhray- and tiughams and fine " oot Deainss
We've fopims aud H0haIrS. and Prints for you all
such spEss sGe aud COchccos-just give a call.
We've Muslins and Shcetngs- from to TWELVE cents
eve stockings for ladies and Half Hose for gents;
We've Cloths at all prices, far busters aud coats,
We've ready made Clothing as cheap A. Il. stokes.
We've Cane Hoops and Corses, and CrinoIine skirts
Aud ben!ins and th"oSIngs for drawers ani shirts
We've si'-t Fronts and collars Tor men aud for boy,
We've Shakers ior ladies but don't deal in TOYS
We've Oil-Cothcs and CARPETS TO cover your floor
we've shades Tor your windows and Rugs { r your door
we've buckets and Baskets ant Ruhler- # zinc,
We've Sugars and Collector PRysJlE CHINE.
We'y" Brushes and Kettles all kinds of fQueengwu
% call aui examine, ere buying elsewhere:
lFu p hui Us on Market -trvet center of town
At>ilELLER'S oid stand Il. /. u ace Brown.
Lesisbur-, AITi! 5, l-L-.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The rebels say they destroyed S., 500,-
600 wolsb Of puolic property a. NoGiolk
whsn they evacuated the place.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
their combined
MOWER AND REAPER,

would refer those wishing to purchase the
coming season to the following named per-
sons, who purchased Of them last season:
Jos. NJ. Nrsbi;, Joseph Canlor Thomas Straw bridge
FIR derrick Bros, Hiram DuukIe, Charles Hotenstein,
john liaac David StaElnr-ker, jesse >mitA and
Thomas NrShit. "f Northumberland county.
Christian Sutzfuss, Jacob -tuitzfss, Robert Barber
Frr.rrick rrutus. '0 hecknoT. Martin Mexell. John
Mover. Ssmur PcmsB, :. 5 Walter, Juhn II. YaIger,
Of mon county.
Samuel Sllier, Henry Nahrl. John Weber. Samuel
Mt. Hi Shumln Martin h-t Abraham Ziac,rr Alra
ham FUttrr. Amos MIsT James Bell b. 7. Stamb1uch
Alfred Moore. jesse Ruh. ti"orcr hutz. fhip Baker
Peter Albright, Henry S.airr, Howard Rupert, Philu
B"utz Samuel GoolyeAr josef h ). BEalL of CuniLe:-
land county.
John H.!lsmar, Daniel Dio'"r Wm. Vert. Peter
Fly. jonathan i'ouai'r Philip Irbp Jonathan Riegir
David Newer. T.. < D. !;ii.nutn. H. Lc4kc.t, William
Metz, Jacob :. Shade Of u.upbiu county.
John Nor. DtyiG '.-s. john tIycr, Alan Snyder,
Nalrl tine " EErhIin EVting. Chri-tcI her Kline,
No. h. seaman, Ja... iiuye-t aI Lebanon county.
u,orGr StIay J.h Is url Gii-ou.S II Harto,
James Clark, h. =. Kline. 'ur-- Si~,l-r. Aulr, lIo-
geui1ui Robert Hayes. rharlc- Raw, l,Butb Miller.
Ianirs Warner. John Smith. Hil II. Fraron, W J. Ne.
haley. J. Il iuAie, jacob Bond, Of Ly coming and Clin
ton counties.
We could refer TO hundreds of others in
the above and adjoining counties, but think
II unnecessary. Feb %. '61
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Agricultural Implements.

A GRlCuLTuR Implements, since the
"A commencement of ihi, War, have been
in great demand, and good machines are val
liable as TO their merits and worth only.
In The year 1862, Messrs. J. ). MARSH &
co. sold one Of their Improved Reapers TO
Henry Stuck for SI30. On the 18th of Febi
ruary, The same Reaper ,cas soH at Pubic,
Sale, on tie fi-oi Of Henry Stuck, near Carlisle
far Si:SJ. after being u,ed f,co seasons.
Mes>rs, J. ). Marsh q Co. are manufactu-
ring large number of their machines, with
Improvements, this season, for the Coming
HayIug and Harvest; and as 10 the merits of
G'nnsEiNnI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

From Tie former Pastor Of NE GlUHlHs Nv y and
4HiiestOWa (Il) BaPit churches.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

From Rsr. j. s Hrndn. n he GsnJn R.jornioi church,
huf.t,,Ct, Bfrks county.
DR.. e. NJ Jackson-Eespect-d sir: have been troub-
led with Dyspepsi. nearly twenty years, aud never
used any medicine that did a much good a. H"of
lands Bters. | very much Improved IN health
after Layiu. taken five bottles.
Respectfully yours, j. HERMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

From, Rer. Dr. HIHtsT, Pastor of Rertqougi Bap,isl
church.
Or Jaekson-Dear Sir: feel it due 10 your excellent
oolands German HIttcrs, 10 add my t-st
Inony the deserved reputation 1t has ohtainei.
have for years. times been troubled with great dis
order ia my heal system. adNi-cd,
10y friend, " try rutt" uiyoUr Gerau EitterS, did
aud have experienced great aud unexpected relief
nv health has been st-rialy benefited conf lrnty
recommend the article where with similar
to my own and have tern assured by many of their
good effects. Respectfully yours, -
THOMAS WINTER.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

know that Jefk Davis, only the other day,
politely dismissed Messrs. Kirke and Jaques
with the declaration that he should always
be happy to welcome them or any
other doves Of peace, but that they
need not come unless they cane with the
olive branch Of Southern confederacy. We
are aware Of ell this; but we know, too, that
these men were peace ambassadors upon their
own responsibility, without official authority,
and that, therefore, their talk with JEFF Davis
has only the value of a private conversation,
which usually binds neither despots diplomats
nor politicians An official commission to Rich
mond from Washington will bring Davis to the
mark; for, assuming that he will meet it with his
ultmatum OF Southern independence, the result
will still be decisive victory for the Union
cause and the administration. II will reunite
the North aud divide the South, and then the
implacable despot of the rebellious States will
inevitably soon find his confederacy and his
occupation gone.
This is the peace movement, and this Is the
great object in view that we would still urge
upon the favorable attention Of President Lin
coin.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

The DRAFr-How TO RAISE HUNDRED THOU
SAND FIoHTrSo MEN.-We have not much faith
in the statement that the draft will net be en-
forced In New York because Of the excess Of
seamen enlisted here in the naval service.
Some Of these men may be claimed BY other
counties, and other measures may be taken
TO deprive the city and county Of New
York Of The benefit Of the patriotism Of our
citizens in encouraging naval snlIstmsnts. The
best way To secure the city against draft ID
for ths govsrumsut to offer bounty Of one
thousand dollars each 70 every man who shall
Immediately snlisA Thin, with the local apd
State bSunties, will % swell the bonus 70 be
paid the soldier a. To comprise . snug little
property, which will afford him competency
for life after the war Is over. By this means
one hundred thousand fighting men can be put
in The aeld ia very short time. These are
just ths men Grant now wants; for, having en-
ticed Lee from bis works at Petersburg TO pro-
<ct his railway osmmpnicatiQps, hs has COW
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Jersey City News.

COUNCILMAN ARRESTED FOR DEsrRnoH.-Danisl stur.
man, member Of the Board OF Councilmeu, q Union
Hill, was arrested on Tuesday night BY Deputy Provost
Marshal 0stendor on charge Of being dsserter from
the recent draft account Of having failed 70 report 70
the Provost Marshal after having been notified ~
alleged that ~ recent meeting Of the Council B09rq
sturman advised the sounding Of an alarm BY ringing
the town bell In case any drafted person shQuld DO
arrested for failing TO report when notified A 9r Mp
sell he should resist arrest nth six shooter Tne ne
failed 10 do when taken into custody, but suomsed
quietly and was yesterday sent 70 the guarA mousse IN
Newark
ArMpr 70 CREATE Rror.-A man named James walsh
was taken before tho Recorder In Jersey CITY yesterday
charged with attempting 70 lincits ros famcng mum
Der Of laborng men who were congre9Ased ~ tiovNs
street The accused was committed b she county jail FOR
trial, In default Of ball.
Tovxp DaowxD.-oorousr vAsrsl, f jersey cIty. ecH-
msrosd IN inquest yesterday on the body Of woman
named Mary Hasnou who was found drowned under ~
fisad Hotel ne decsess1 belo6ssd on board canal
boat and during tbs night dsturoanee Wa nsara
viclSily The Husband OF The woman We arressso and
rom hii ssassnses and other fscs probahS tnas -
woman fell overheard during hn eussa0ss HDs m4u~s
Wao Adjourned untu poyt week.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

got the reb.l general ,yhsre he wants HMM
the open field, where Grant Is sure to conquer
Let the government. we rep>.st oner this
bounty Of one thousand dollars 10 each man,
and one hundred thousand fighting MOI Will
brIskly respond to the munihcent appeal, aud
New York get honorsbly out Of the draft
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
nreshlyn City News.

FATAL AccmEn.-A oarman, named Roosss Icsssp,
Who resides on sbs corner u shtyAst street and Tenth
avenue, In sbIs city, while driving truck down Atlantic
street yesterday afternoon fell on Another och owned
BY man named Fraser, was csnne in an opposite
pssssd over A,s body msngna him In habtful
and E,Iiine him instantly. Deceased ws suv.elshs
yssrs q Ne and Jaws family
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Union Prisoners mt An ndersonvflle, 00.
From the Richmond Examiner, August 221
Thsre thirty eight thousand Yankee prisoners OF
held BY the Confederate government Anderson
Vile, Ca, with daily additions
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Auction sale OF blockade Runners.

Auctfon Sale OF BlOckade Runners.
Bosros, August "a, 1854.
The following captured blockade were sold to-
day by aaction:-Thc little Ada bought 10 by the
for s35 oo the Roren sold for $50 oOo and
the Boston for SIS, 500
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Fine Arts.

Fine Arts.
We have received from Mr. Joseph Laing OF lit Fulton
street. lne mezzotnt engavings Of iandseers Time
or reace" end sTime of War" They etched by DIR.
A. R. Dick and engraved by Mr.. Posselwhto, Of this
city and reflect the highest credit the skill Of both
artists.
An admirable thogrsph portrait Of Dr. hcCloskey the
new Archbishop OF New York just been published by
Mr.. Ed valos, II vesey street,
Mr.. schaus, of Broadway has published coored iisho
graph hght betw the Kearsarge and Alabama.
II Is spiritedy drawn and beautifully tinted. Lebreton
the French marine painter, Is the artist.
Eight statues have been placed on the front OF the
Royal Palace Berlin These Magnanimity"
and "Bravery" by Professor Schievelbcip; Genteness
and ssIiberality by Heide commerce" and "Art,"
byM Fischer, and "Indus,ry" and "Navlgasiou, by NJ
strumer
TnR VICTORIA RsoIA-Ths beautiful and truly wonder
full aquatic plant, exhibition at the junction Of Fifty
ninth street aud Eighth avenue, Ia gradually attracting
the attention OF visitors to the Park, which ia In the
immediate vicinity. Such floral curiosity has
not in this oity up to the present tme far
as We know. In the Kew Gardens, In London, few
years snce the flower attracted immense curiosity and
the exhibitors reaped large reward The plant
exhibition here ls Of the same species, but OF much
greater beauty and who admres the magn6cencc
OF nature exhibited in the floral world should fail to
see IT, lndeed VIC snoulu speak 10 Pu5di behso, 10
there are many young plants which, II not we'll de-
veloped as parent one, equally attractive In
their wonderful construction. The house Of exhibition
isopen all day.
THEATRICAL CgrlcsM.-1he theatrical critics OF New
York generally treat af debutants very nicely and
fairly; out the dramatic critic Of the Express is a
marked exception to this rule. few days ago a
young lady made her debut In her own play at one or
our leading theatres. The Express referred to this
lady very meaniy and mpudenty, in advance OF her ap
psaance the ground that she Is the wife OF one OF the
gentlemen connected with tho HERALD. Now ask Mr..
Brooks what that had to do with tho ady's actingS
What had it 10 do with her payP What had to DO
with theatrical criticsm2 II had no moro to do with
them than it had with--Mr. Brooks butcher bill.
MusiCAL--Dr. James Peck, OF Montreal, and who was
time musical director and conductor OF the Eng
ish Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury ano, is we learn now
here for the purpose organizing company for the pro-
ducton Of English opera at Montreal.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Coroners' xnquesss.

SHof HMsIL1 AcuDBSrAILy.-An inquest was hel1
yesterday BY Coroner Naumann, Al the New York Hos
pita on tho body Of soldier named Theodore oAurp,
who died sfrom gnnshot wound received by the accA
dental discharge Of his gun, while the same was In No.
ss q ssS % s army sr
and belonged TO Company Of the Third infantry reGf
mont. HS had been detailed for special duty at ID
Provost MArshais once, n Broome street, and Ne
18th inst he and one Finn also member OF the ThrA
ceased took ride from rack 9pd strudk Finn with ths
butt OF the breast Finn thVreupon took chair -
defend himself, when deceased struck him again--thD
time on the head The rife loaded, aud AZ Tie
instant the last blow was struck the weapon dls
charged. The ball entsrsd fecsaeds Leg fracturns ~
Sons. % badly snis = Ss the srs; q sss
sl1 ysais o. age and native Of Germany.
A soLnrm FATALLY enoR wmlS ATTEMPTING 70 DsssnH-
Coroner Rannsy Wa yesterday notified 70 bold an nquss
on the body Of soldier named Ernst Bfsoss, dsssrsss
from the Fifty ssvsush regiment, Nsy York vonntasss
who was shot On Tuesday, sight wssA apo' In the hanA
vg.n s:sh, Cd; f::s:;y..s Z s,,.,;ssse
We vac % SS way wIS Nm Q shs ftsss MarshaI oineA
Ssssg S ds.ssa :saS;3 svsi - IA q HA porn, {,
Ess:4 beng = :..s $: :ss. S,s.' ~ =
cns,S cns sssr = fciSS saloon, vks @ shot vas rs1
Sy jShkins az bah sAkn( snsQth " back Of his hsaA
Ths wounded nan Was 1mmk ,&ly taken 70 the New
York Hos1Ssl, whore be 500. <isd of his wound. "A
inquest wah - hold On w. sdv shh morning o ~
o'clook