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AIT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OEFlcE /
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GENERAL ORDERS. I
No Ia

No. Is
the Of the loss Of company records and ne
he coaRg aeeoua o. soldiers said accounts may
Id he ssSlaiefs Interested
wsea he casualties Of var composites have ten en-,
freely derived NJ their oheers, ia Ire Adjustment on eos
accounts, Alavs Of the soldier together win those o. So
Of his comrades vii De esteemed ~ a.
Ateeneli With M The statement 'aA De aPP0'ea ' 's
reEimental commancsr 49,, ,, -. 81, .,....
viii y, sad opp9se the sush soltie the muster
rt % his the annual Element directed IN 6enea
Orders Nc lo Ajuant aud Inspector 0easIa On'e D''a
" ne attention Of company couanaes Is called - the re
acs5unt clothing received BY them FOE issue 70 their men hey
render themselves liable charged Hh is value, and As;oP
Fom aBi AMER the Let February 1854 Instead Of supplying
copaoy commanders vi clothing Tor her men 9ees Of We
Quaterm ers Department viii issue u % the soldier UPON the
rsquiilu0n Of his imn dia.e co pmanding eHcrr ,t
VI In mailing payments % SOLDIERS upon Dec Up I'VE Ls
orc rs Qlarermass Department vi % ca eut 70 en-
aoFse tle,eoh lne any pau - ,s. ~, 49, cor,
pAuy commanders ami fling wh their acc uats eestned copy
@s''] SS 0'u''' COOPER,
Ns-iu A. Al GenI
ADJT AND INsPR sENIs oTrIoE,l
RicHsoSo, Feb 4, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS,
TIE ioloEas Oisr PulnAsl for the iaion siiOn OF all
ClNFEDERArE STATES OF AMERIoA,l
WAR DlFAErEENr
RICHMOND. Va Feb. 1, lst4-
T. az oSoSSr, 6sTs,Sfs hsiby ne Ualtsd States au,ri
@ -hs.asr gge. ,o5sy. or s.s5 J ssS s11 ~ I ~
changed
m Al az officers and men Of As Tctsjlrg capture Who
reo,rte r duly a. Enterprise, Mss any prior % te
l4 N0cebs- 63 whose iorEArord 10 me oy
Major GentrAl john ID. FUrneT, urs declared c1ciRge0
Ill Al oss aud ~ Ncksourg capture oeo- gng 70
te ist Tennessee Heavy A ley, Vho reported for duty A.
aa-a Ca md whose forwarded 20 me b Col A
JackIoa, are deciirs& exchanged -,
Agent Of Exchange,
~ Wu1'' f7gne5) s COOPER,
Ada and Insp'r GenL
EConedsraie nsEspapess publish six times and send Ills u
ths var Department To- %
ADJaF AND RsP'K 6ESEzkL's 0EIIoE, /
N0sHoH1, Feb. ! lst4
sENERAL OEDER4l
NJ. II. .
Examining Boards nscps WILL vixen practicable, Dc
s,p I'd Of tWo medical ofhcsrs and employed surgeon
Fbsv will hld continuous sessions h the tryer counties or
faclats the execution OF The duties
n, i,e by General Orders No lil l6 trom This oMoe
m Pagaph III Genera Orders No lil, last SERIES from
ais o. amended provide that 10 ali oses when thee are
~ medical Officers the BJaris for The examination q cor
rin aions csrldcates must be eoneurred In
ana signed by tsth m.dical cnicers-
- '' fsvneD T. COOPER,
fa Adit and Insp'- General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

In accordAnee with ne above orders, an oces arriving The
~ a.. those duty 10 his city vho have not already done
s1 report In person, without delay AZ these headquarter
By order Of Bngadsr General JoM n WuD.Hs oomng
Do5h J. w. PEGRAM A. A. Gen.
"a ST
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
FARM FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale my Farm IN Charlotte eoun-
A. tTo miles west Of Ksysyle, adjoining hessts. O.ss
fra iegaad and others containing - sea IN az ,i
--,r vth about ~ ueadov ready Tor enlusH-
a bsIe, good proportion Of the uplaco cleared anu le
ga pcy OF WOODLAND for eacns, buieing and neWoou 0f
ne dsug four moderate size rooms 10 good 9'ss,
"a ~ unduish "a dwelling, with In the yard ten
- abns barns toehouse, u sucient for the place
n J9hn d. Prdiy Ksysv vii sell the place for me, ana
wiz show ihe premises
Possession given lmmedattly. - ,,,,,,, w
f,Ac6ts ThOs. l. hONDLAis
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A bill to aathoiz, the transfer Of certain bonds Of
this State held ia trust by the Government Of the Uni.
ted Safes for the Cherokee rbe of Indians, and pre-
viGDg for the pigment of interest t,ereon.
bill to increase the coDpenss in Of clerks Of Courts
in certain cases.
bill 10 amend section 100 OF chapter S5 Of tho Code
so IS increase the advance OF clerks for services
rendered under said chapter.
A bill 10 abolish the present Ordnance Department
aud create another.
by which the bill passed.
Mr. HUsTEK .nator eec: from the B rkeley district,
appeared and was QUALIFIED
The ordnance bill was then reconsdered. aud,
On notion OF NJ BALL. laid on the table
rxEcu1IvE EXPENDITURE
The JON committee to examine Executive eIpepdi-
turel made report. Laid thet lels and ordee TO
be printed.
y6l motion OF Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of MddleseI, the
Senate adj ,urned
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that tbis opinion remains unchanged On the other
hand the United States cannot anticipate the action OF
the people of Mexico hlvethey the least purpose
or desire TO interfere with their procsesngs or control
or interfere with their free choice, or disturb them IN
the enjoyment of whatever institutions Of government
they NAV in the exercise Of an absolute freedom, es-
tablish
I'd il proper also that NJ. Drouyn de LHuys should
he informed that the United States continue 10 regard
Mexico "A the theatre Of which has not yet ended
IN the subyersion Of the Government long existing
there with which the United States remain IN the rea-
ton of peacs and sincere friendship; and that Tor tas
reason the United States are not at liberty to con-
cider the cues ion of recognizing Government which,
in he further chances of war; may come into s place.
The United States, consistently with their principles,
cannot do otherwise than leave the desnes OF MEXICO
In the keeppg of her own people, and recognize their
sovereignty and independence in Whatever form they
themselves shall choose that this sovereignty ana moe
pendeuce shall be manifested"
(Mr Arroyo signing himself Under Secretary ofState
and of Foregl Alta OF the Mexican Empire, address,
JnIv 90 1888 a communication TO Mr. Seward, ITO tue
end that he might be pleased to place within the knoW
edge Of his Government the recent important events
which have huay resulted in the organization OF gu APP
pfopriete strong aud durable Government with view
that the nation might be constituted. lie then informs
him of what had been done establish the Empire aod
the solsmn decree as the result CT their abors lon
seouently the undersigned (Hr j. H. ArroJo) rehes on
the moral CO cooperation OF the Governments ~hlen are
friendly to Mexico among which he has the Satisfaction
of enumeTatng that of tie United States oil America
which has given many proofs OF its interest Ia the
happiness Of Mexico.
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Adiit and In4pir u snil


GSERAI OEDE
No. Z
Paragraph W General Orders No. current series, shersby
revoked.
Enro!lng VII proceed rapidly practicable In
enrolment al persons made liable 20 military service
Previous sonsorpa ell such persons vii be al
loved 70 volunteer provided .
rae company selected In service The lOh April,
1851
"a The company selected Is a. he time Of unteering be
lor the mniuun number prescribed BY Regulations
8d No person made liable service under this order viii be
permitted 10 Join win assigned any company which has
mo xty-0ur prvsies The roll until al the mpanies
in service OF which the volunteer or consefp i
resident shall the mnun prescribed BY TegulA-
uons.
an Upon The company being selected, the volunteer VII re-
ceve hon enrolling ocer Certificate 10 the elect hat ne
v1luntCerel and no vclu1teer VII De II any COM
pany except such certificate.
III Psr5ons make selection, according 20 ne proF
sons Of this order N. Enlistment, Wn be asgne
according existing regulatons-
~ ocers 10 command Of companies horned under this
order oonlcp volunteers viii forthwith sand 70 the
comandant Of conscp Of the State certified ros Of
er eopanes Whedi such roll hosng that they do not
sxyieur pate there VII not be assigned any con
script o volunteer.
8 COOPER
faqT-,v Aiif and lnsp. Gent
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HoUsR OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
SENATE

SENAIE
TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1854.
Prayer by the Rev. J. @. McClbe.
The following bill was reported from the Committee
on Public Institutions:
bill authoriz ng increase Cf The airies Of the
Professors of The Univ rsy and providing for tie edu
CT ion Of persons disabled By wounds received in tie
pubic service.
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ApJ'r 4 INsP'R GEMS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Jan. 50, 1854
eEsEaAL ORDs I

RlcHNoSD, Jan. 81, 80
6ESERL ORDus,
No. 10 ,s.,
The authority ven In 6eaera Orders, No s., series Of lso3
70 lmprrss iron extended tbe mprcsnept Of ore n
an N intervals essential % the production and nanaaetaF OF
Iron
fsg,.aN g. COOPER.
rss AdiT and InsPr Gen'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
Csigpedl = COOPER
Adjt and Iusp'r General

ADJ'r AND INSP'g 6ENL's OFFICE [
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. p, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

We resume and conclude our extracts of tho most
interesting portions Of the diplomatic correspondence
part of which appeared in our last ISSUE:
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ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

THE Second Half Session will commence
Il FEBRUARY lst 1864 Arrangements have been made TO
accommodated pupils Apple ii ms should be made
at oEce
Terms loo. For pAreuliis address
feY- d5Ls u D. LAkE, Pfesident
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SPECIAL ORDERS

XXX Brgier General John g. Wuder u hereby directed 70
make immediate enquiry and report Without delay
L. The regiment and Of al commissioned
odcorI, length Of lue en- The city.
"a IN each be VII require copy Of e leave By which
the oce u absent from his command stationed In
ne cE copy Of he order b. which he put upon duty
XXX. Whnever appears hat oaiosr rghuly In
Rchmoad forthwith 20 bis proper command
ne fact reported ts once for further scon Of NE Depart
By eomaAndOf NE Secretary Of War.
(si<nsD JOHN WIrHERS
An1't AHA Gen
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CSsnsd)
ADJ'T AND Asp'R GESEzkL's OEHoE, /
AInEnhHR. Feb. lslA 4

E-copederals newspapers publish six times and send
~ uyar Department y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03
GOV. SMITH AND TIE LEGISLATIVE E.

At tie request of several readers We Publh in full
ths message of Gov Smith to the General Assembly OF
Virginia, relative to the organization of the militia:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF Y,
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HEADQ'Rs, DEPT OF hENKICO, 1
RICHMOND, Nov. Is. is58
[uIRAcr.
SPECIAL ORDERS,

In obedience 70 Instructions from The A. and Gener
the believing order epabshsd for he Information Of al co
ADyT AND IEsPR GENERALs oYFIoE, !
RiCzHosD, April Tn, 1888. {
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ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, [
RlCHNOSD, Va, Jan. %, 1854. Z


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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-03

VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
ocs of the Circuit Court Of the City Of Rshmond tie los
James in bis own RICH. AMI a, executor OF Hector Davis de-
ceased Pitt,
agsinst
Ann Jennie Audubon Victoria AMI Matilda, Of color
Others, Defts.
The object Of this Courts direction OF the admin
Of the estate Of Hector Davis deceased and for the DIS
tritutlon Of the same
hayIpg died that the defendants
residents Of this Commonwealth, the said
defendants required appear within nth after due
hereof what necessary protect their In
terest In this suit.
copy-Tests
fes-v4w BENJ. POLLARD, Clerk
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07

A gentleman came to Hartford 70 at
tend Convention in a public hall.
He reached the building ia which she
Hall is situated but found it difieuls to
discover the meeting. being puzzled BY
winding slares. He Opend various
doors on his way up, without getting the
right one. Now il so happens THAI a
suit of rooms in the building is occupied
by man and his wife. The wife was
10 her bedroom. which leads from the
hallway taking bath and was therefore
not in a proper dress to receive a vis-
itor in her natural Eve custome, when
the rural gentleman opened the door to
her room, which she had neglected TO
lock. He had got within the doorway
before The lady discovered him, and he
was so astonIshed that he moved nei-
ther one way northe other. She applied
the time pretty livery in gathering up
some articles of apparal about her per-
son. All of a sudden the wondering
mortal at the door burst OUT Madam,
Pm trying 10 find the convention
Hall, but Judge from appearances this
isn't the place. She thought so too.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07
BROWNVILLE NEBRASKA. THURSDAY, APRIL 4 1884
NO. 81.

For the last forty years Eastern Ten
nessee has been cursed with an aristoc-
racy, whose headquarters has been
sticking out whenever a family owned
from three TO ten kinky-headed negroes.
This was an aristocracy founded alone
upon the niger, and so far has it car
rled its insOlence for years, thar when
one Of these upper tens would speaks TO
the wife or daughter Of an honest
nachanic or a decent labUring man, they
have regarded their act of speaking
as one Of great eondecensioD!
It was not sufficient for the world to
know .ha. thes high-Byers were the de-
esnaauas, IA a direct llne. from some
old foreigners who had been sUIa Uus
upon shares o pay their passage to this
country! It was not sufficient 70 know
that their illustrious predecessors had
taken their START in life by pebdling pins
and nedes, by spadlng up gardens for
other people, or by entering other peO-
ple's lands. and, by hook or By crook, Sc
curing their titles.
Through the mercy Of God, the firm
ness of Mr. Lincoln. and the madness Of
the Southern Confedracy, we are all a
bout to find a common level, when we car
at least boast that the Lord is the maker
of US all. He has not heretofore been
he saaker of,,us all. but the times are
changing! II will require lamps and
gas light in daytime to find The aristoc-
racy Of this town. The dirtiest branch
of the concern is following in the rear
of Longstreet's army; some Of them are
attempting rapes upon decent women;
some are losing what little they had ac-
cumulated by playing cards; and others Of
them are killing themselves drinking
mean whisky. The days Of their great
ness and glory are over, and they are
standing now where their merits, con-
duct and associations by right haye
placed Knoxville Whig.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07

They've got down in Courtlaad county
an old farmer, noted for bis greediness
and his keen lookout for spot wherein
to turn a penny honestly, or Che isn't
very particularly the reverse. A while
ago he succeeded by accident in raising
a very large hog. 1t was soon noised
abroad; and the people in that vicinity
began to call on the old man to see the
'monstorslty" A gentleman from our
"taown" was stopping awhile in the
village, and hearing of the ''pOrcine, I"
and SO much said about it. desired to see
the sight, and having obtained directions
as to the "IoeaIe,'' started for the spot.
Arrived there he met the old gentleman
and inquired about the 'animlle. y
"Wall. yes," the old fellow said; "hed
got such / criltef; 'mi'ly big 'uni but be
guessed he'd have to charge him about a
shillin' for lookin' at him." The strang-
er look at the Old man for minute or
so pulled out the desired csin; handed il
to him, and started TO go of. "HOId on"
says the other: "don't you want TO see
the hog 2" No said the stranger
4 have seen as big hog as / want tO
see!" and of he went.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07
Governor Vance recently delivered I

Governor Vance recently delivered Z
long speech in Wilkes county. North Carr
Olina. against calling State Convention.
for the purpose, as the Governor says e
"seeeding from The Southern Confedera.
cy and repudiase the whole lhing." AZ
ter indirectly admitting that the sonven-
lion party is very strong. he opposes The
project, first because il IS useless; second
because i. would be dangerous; and third
because it would be impossible. The Cor.
ernOr is not complimentary 10 secession.
which he says has proved anything bul
the peaceable mater that il was. promised
il should be. He compares The sufferers
ia. man sie;s7as asihe fsgsr, who. on be-
-oossiag oo,.saissoensy taEls The physician
that the only way tOsrecovsry IS through
another spell Of fever. He asks the Pc
ti,ioners, do you expee, 70 6nd a re
medy BY repetition of the dose that
brought you TO bed l'' He then goes o..
10 say that secession from the Confedefs
acy would involve the Slaie in new and
bloodier war than that in which. it is now
engaged. declaring 10 plain cOn,raTen.
tion 10 the secession dogma that the
right Of retaining revolving State IS in-
hereut in all sovereignties. H0 d0ssnot
apply the argumen: in so many words TO-
the revolt of the South against the Ma
tional Constitution. but in effect does 80
by replying to the objection that JeH..
Davis could not cOerce North Carolina.l
because the Confederate Constitution
recognizes secession. He says: $50 Il
is, my friends; bat You see BY the time
you have thrown of the Constitution
you have gotten from under its obliga's
Iions, and sworn you would have nothing
TO do with it. Do you expect the Con-
federacy to be bound BY document you
refuse TO recognize as affecting you're
selves ?" He then appeals to the fearsa
OF MS audIance, by telling them tnaI os-i
tween the troops of Lee and old Abe,
they would ''cateh the devil on both
sides.n He also observed that iFever9l
man IN Wilkes county who had used
abusive language toward JEFF. DIvis and
the Confederate G5vernuie8rwsre 20 be-
pun in jail, be woald have TO- address hIa
audience through the prison bars" The,
spirit of the crowd may be- inferred By
the following paragraphs n sbe speeehf
as reported in the Richmond papers;-l
Now, what is it you desire above alb
other present earthly good 2 Voices
Peace peace, I'VE all want Peacs.'
know you do" sae III
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07

Rev. G. D, of Fayette county.
Arkansas, one of the genuine forest born
orators, preaching not long since, on
the glory of the saints delivered the fol-
lowing burst of native, which is too good
to be losr Who. my .brelhran, can des-
cribe the glory Of a sain.7 Why, nothing
OD earth can liken it. If you drill hole
throsgh the sun and put it on your head
for a crown. and split the moon in sunder
and put the pieces on your sholders for
epaulettes-if you tear down the starry
curtain of the SKIES and wrap It around
your body for a rote, and ride TO hea-
ven on the lightning wings Of the
tempesl-this W iii be as nothing to the
glory eff the sainss!
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07
geItrt O ale.
THE RED DEVILS ;
Or, the .4duenturss Of @arpshOOter.
BY AUGUSTUS coMsTocK.


While the Army of the Potomac was
encamped before Yorktown, our admira'
zion was often excited by the good con-
duct Of those hardy sous of the rife, the
Berdan Sharpshooters.
These ''green jackets" were ever at
the post of duty-ever on the alert
Creeping among the shadows of the
peach orchard, or the hoilowS of the ir-
regular ground--crouching behind stumps
aud clusters OF shrubbery-oue mOme al
Oh their hands and knees, the next ex-
tended upon their backs-in every possi-
BILE or impossible position, they would
con'rive to eluds the enemy's pickets and
established themselves IN close proximity
TO the rebel works.
Woe, then. TO the unfortunate 'gray
back" whose head was raised lor sec
ond above the parapets Of his earthly
forliticalions. A dozen pair of eyes are
upon the tempting object dozen rifles
ready to pounce upon their prey.
"Crack crack crack!' followed by
an omnOus whizziug shrek. Poor fell
low, over he goes!
On a certain occasion one of ihe Sharp
shooters. a yoang man who had rendered
himself quite popular by The courage and
daring he had displayed in various sklr-
mishes with The enemy. crept so close to
one Of The forts lhalhe could plainly hear
the tread of the sentinels as they paced
TO and fro upon their rounds
He had ensconced himself behind
log, the shadow of which he believed
would afford him sufieienr concealment,
notwithstanding the fact that a full moon.
which had hiherlo been concealed ty
clouds, was shedding its rays upon the
surrounding scenery.
While, with his ready rife IN his hand,
he was watching the parapets, the sudden
crack of muskets on his left saluted his
ears, and at the same instant a bullet
grazed his temple.
Tom B" instaatly glanced in the
direction of the report and beheld the
forms of three rebels, who had just e.
merged from a clump of shrubbery, run-
ming toward him. The Sharpshooter
brought his piece to his shoulder, and
bringing the nuzzle TO bear upon the
nearest of his enemies, pulled The trig-
ger. The discharge was instantly fol-
loved by loud yell, as the rebel leaped
high 10 air and then tumbIed headlong to
the earth. Ere Tom could reload, the
remaining two were upon him.
Surrender" they shouted. directing
the points of their bayOnets toward his
body.
But the sharpshooter bad TOO often
found himself in situations of this kind
intimidated on the present occasion. So
clubbing his piece, with a movement
quick as lightning, he struck one Of hi
enemies upon the head knocking him tc
The earth like a log. Stepping back, Al
the other made a thrust at him. he turned
the point of the weapon aside with hi
piece. and then rushed forward. inverted
his ride, and dealt his antagonisl power
fOl blow between the eyes with The iron
bound stock, which sent him Keeling sense
less % the ground by the side Of bis com
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07

1t is stated that substitute for cotton
has been discovered by firm in Liver
pool, which with length of fibre, deIIcacl
elastricily, great strength, are equal a
least TO East India Cotton. Il can be
produced to any amount at Cd per pound.
Il has been patented in France, and its
applicability and utility are SO evident
that the minister of the Interior has in
timared his intention of forwarding its
use by all means in his power.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07
Poetry.
A SNACK IN SCHOOL.

District School not far away
Mid Berkshire Iills one wintersdag
Wa hammiDg with its wonted noise
or three soore mingled girls and boys
Some few uron their tasks intent,
But more on furtivs mischief bent;
The while the masters aoWbward look
Was fastened on a copy.book,
Rose loud aud eleara rsusing smaekl
As twas batteiy Of bliss
Let of in one Tremendous kiss!
"Wbat's that p The startlcd mister cries;
aThAt, tbir, !" lit,le imp replies
Wath William WilIitii, If you plsashe-
I thaW him kiss Teuthanua pe.ihsp
With frown to make ststne thrill,
The master thuDdercd, "hitber, VIII"
like wretch o'eriaken on his track,
With stolen chatlets on his back
VIII hung his head in fear and shame,
And To the awful presence came
4 great, green. b.shful sinipleton,
The buttof all good-natured fun.
With sunile suppressed and birch upraised,
The tbreatener faltored --"l'm amazed
That you, Iny biggest rulil, should
BE guiity OF an act 50 rude
Before the whole set school to boot.
What evil genius paS yoa to itf
'.'Twas she, herself sIr," sobbed the lads
IL didn't mean to be 50 bad;
But when Susanna shook her ourls,
And whispered was 'fraid Of girls,
And dursn t kiss a blby'S doll,
Izouldn't stand it, sir, st all,
but up and kissed her on the spot
know boo-hoO III ought to not,
But somehow from her lookS--buo-hoo
] thought she kind o. wished nle tJl'
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07
Rpar,rll1r -M,ncna 81

is TO certify ,haf I hare hen suffering for
two years wl,h iuGsmatiou If the eyes to-
with partial blininoss, fr,n Gins o. The cor
d granalation orthe lids. whirh were 50 thick
sould not raise them enough Co see my way.
-cud tn ssy that br. Lawrence, who Is now
& NJ Brownvlle, bas entirely cured me, nd
mend bin 70 ala who are afflicted with sure
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-04-07

Spooks was advised TO get his life IL
sured. won't DO it, said he; Il. would
be just my lack 10 1--we forever, if
should" Mrs. SnOOks merely said :
'-Ahem well. wouldn't my dear"