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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
sylvester a. Peters Estate.

n HAVE THIS DAy BEEN APPOINTED ADMINS
traitor of the estate OF Sylvester A. Peters, late Of Ma
rion county, Indiana, dec ased Any person knowing
themselves Indebted to the will come forward and
pay up Immediately. JhSSE PRICE,
mchT-w3t Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
Evans Rrisfow,s Estate.

NTOTICE IS HEOEBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
~ signed has been appointed Administrator of the
of istow, late of Marion county, deceased
Said estste is supposed 70 be solvent.
wILFORD BRISTOw,
mch7-w3t Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
m ED lCAL.
MEDICAL.
FEE OR DE A It H I!
SOLDIERS
DOn'f go Back to the War.

y r many have died from Darrhea and Dysenery in
u your regiment Now take warning and do net re-
turn without supply ing your kna sacks with bottle #
Dr. Strckland's mi Cholera Nixtu e-rememher how
were saved last year by taking after Ne ng d.
charged AID sent from the hospitals ncurable One
doe will Immediately relieve the most of
DiarrhPa ID ssn'ary IL IS acknowledged by the fac
ulty to be the only medicine knowa Chronic
rhea and Dysenary. Now don't neglect IT, for on your
return change Of diet and water. &c will CERTAIN
ly bring hi rrhRa, and 80 cent bottle Of Dr.
lands nti-Cholera Mixture VIII you and several
Others Ii will keep COOL in any climate DO not fail
sacks.
Sold by Druggists and prepared only by Dr. A. Strck
land, 8 East Fourth street, Circinnati, O.
For sale by w. |. Haskit a Co., Browning & Sloan,
Stewart Morgan, j. F. senour, Tomlinson Cox Egner
Wocher. march, dlyeod&w1y
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
Joseph Fkamscy's Estate.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS OF
| administration the estate OF Joseph Ramsey,
late Of Marion county state OF Indiana deceased have
been duly granted to the undersigned by the Cour Of
Of Common Pleas OF said county said is probably
solvent. WILLIAM McN H0RTER,
feb29 -w3w Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
w-NEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

Y-NEW COVERY FOR THE
speedy and permanent of Seminal Weakness. Ure-
thra and Vaginal Discharges. Glect sequal Diseases
Emissions Impotence, Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BILLS SrEcDIc Pills warranted in all case.
and be relied on No chance of diet required. They
do interfere ih business pursuits. Up
wards of 200 cases have been cured the past month
More than hundred physicians them in their
pricdte practice, and all speak ,oeu Of their e6fcac0
They entirely harmless the system, and be
lied on in all cases arising from youthful ndiscreon
selfabuse, which often incapscitaes the sufferer
fulfilling the duties Of married lire. .
A TREATISE of "a pages, containing means of cure
sent free to all. Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will be sent by mail securely sealed re-
ceipt of One Dollar, by J. BRYAN, D.,
No.76 C, dar street, n, Y.
Sold BY all the principal druggists.
-se TOMLINSoN cox, Agents.
sept3o-d&wly indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

GzT d Err S-wE THINK DR..
Strickland quite right in advising you IN his advsrse
ment in columns Of todays paper, take bottle
of his highly recommended Anti Cholera Mixture in your
kna1sac It may save the lives Of many Of our best
soldiers Mothers that your do not neglect
Yoa get it The Drug Stores so cents per bottle.
1t is the best remedy for Diarrh9a and Dysentery.
march7- clyeod&wIy
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
Galen's Head Dispensary
CHARTERED
By THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOX tn
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- .asa - ~. I'D n - IN - a :
A Medical Report,

O6ntainiag thirty Fire Plates Es0raoi,scs oy1
Andtomg and Pkysioiogy ofGke SezyG1 Organs IN q
int 9f .ys,7lfb sr,,G Dsseref
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

And for three reasons Il embrOwns and blackens the
hair. hot the skin 1t is vegetable emollient, not
burning fluid 1t does not buresque nature with bloom
ing metallic tinges, but produces her own living hues
Its cooling effect is lasting. II dees detection Its
suits are uniform. 1t never fails. +
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADoRo, No. Aston HOuse
New York. Sold by all Druggists. App led by Hair
Dressers. feb2s -dImeod6wlmeow
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT BIZ
N new method. and with the happiesf results, Pro
Edpss eri, failing of the womb, Idnceration Jzcer-
ntfon Luchyrhea, whites) Urinary and all other dis
eases to which the american Female is peculiar,
LIABLE Send three dollars and receive by express Of
the Doctors Female Syrfa1es. This instrument shouc
be used by In the land for the purpose
cleanliness comfort health de- Sent free on receipt
ofstamp, copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
on health, dc. The Doctors celebrated Female Pals
fresh from the Dspenssry rery good in simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc. Price 81. sent by mail
At the AnaefcaH DispensaSy also treat, ,cithosi
sercary and with never failing success. Teneriai
what the quscks call prirdfe secret Diseases gph,
In all its stages Gonohea, Geet Structure Hydrocele
Crcocele varicocele Carsocele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of selfabuse The last six
treated Of in private letter. which send free
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de.
parLsn IN Of the best Hospitals IN Europe and IN
New York City, enables him to treat patients seientc
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance can communicate by lettei
and be treated at their homes In urgent send q
or SO and receive Hcoicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 74h
East Washington Street. indianapolis p o. Box 1894
apr9-div-w12t. j am
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
GENERAL REBELLION.
Triumph of a Great Discovery!
CrisfudOro.s Hntr Due

The public has rebeled against csuiersing Hair Dies
Fashion has foresworn them. A sagacious community
has adopted in their stead
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

Anft0ft fJtpstOtOln
state ~ Eeat5 a,'d Disease
AoN NEW METHoDo o, TREAT
" ING Venerisl Diseases, cigding Zs~@SA
Syphilis in all its stages 6onorrhea, E;S<zP q
elect, Structure, Varicocie, and Hydro 49, 81
cele, Diseases on the Kidneys, Bladder, ~ XXI
&C., with ,ut mercury. containing val G4t& >SAt.t
liable treatise on thatwide- spread nala- szHsA ~
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe MN *
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Inn &f$sfT 81
potency, &C., the secret infrmities Of
youth and maturity arising from the bsneful habits
of self-abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting of
mostimportance TO the married and those contemplating
enter that state Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote our entire time and attention to the treat
the various private diseases Of In pri
vate report Our Dspenssy the only Institution efthe
kind in America which has been tsDished by special
charter ans this fact should give preference the
srgecities.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
to the treatment Of the Diseases Of Females such Luz
chorrhea, white" Irregular Painful and Suppress
Menstruaon Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
| he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultations and examinationsfree of charge
| Also for sale, DR.. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
dies certain situations should not them as they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN's PREvENTIvE--An invaluable arficl.
for those wishing TO limit the number of their offspring,
of the barren who desire children warranted to
jure the health and win last for lifetime. Sent to any
address, under seal, receipt of the priceTW0 DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DIsTANCE-By sending a brie
statement OF their symptoms, will receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions for the Of
&c. Medicines any part of the country
to cure any case at home free from danger OF curiosity
Alltransactions private and confidential. Remember
/ the name and number.
Direct all iettersto
GALEN's HEAD DIsP ENsARY
| decl2-63- d&wis Louisville. Ky.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04
SO
Chaplain's Report.
RENDEZVOUS OF Distribution,
SATURDAY, April 30, 1854. J

- SATURDAY, April 81, loo4.
The following deaths occurred in Augur Gen,
eral Hospital during the week ending April
April 25-Almiron Place, Co. e, 10th N. Y. H.
A., aged %; residence, Nassau, N T.; dled OF
pneumonia.
April 25-Henry Plinney, Co. I'll, LIST K. l. ID.
A., aged 30; residence, Auburn township Sus
quehanna county, Pa; died of pneumonia.
April 25-Calvin Holt, Co. D, 9th Maine Vet
Vols, aged 33; residence Bingham, Me-; died OF
scarlet fever. 800
aged 10; residence East Scott, Courtlandt Co., N;
" died of measles. -.
< bril- 26-George Beam, Co. A., 1st Md. Art,
aged Is; residence, Harrisonville, Md; died OF
measles. 49,, -.
April 26-Willam FL. Hallet, Co. f, 9th Ohio,
aged 49, residence, Sylvania, Lucas Co., ONO
died of measles.
April 2sth, VIM. Kingsley, 11lth N; T., aged
died di ' af consumption following measles.
April 28-Adam Hill, Sd Penna. Cav. aged ~;
residence Wilmington, Del; died of gunshot
wound.
The remains of these soldiers were all buried
on the day following their deaths, with appro-
pirate services, in the Soldiers Cemetery near
VIM. J. POTTER, Chaplain.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

THE DEsERrER, whose attempt to escape and
consequent wounding we noticed in our last is
sue. died on Thursday from the effects OF his in
iurieS.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT,

At Rendezvous of Distribution, "a, for the 'oeek
ending Saturday, April 3Oth, 1864:-
BY SURGEON E. A. VANNORT.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

l. llG 0OAI1C1VO w ~ AVAN "a
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Thomas Shorter, col
ored man, employed on the government WOOD
train, who resides near camp, met with serious
accident q few days ago near Four Mile Run, on
the Louden and Hampshire railroad He was
standing on the track in rear of the train, when
it began to back suddenly, and in attempting
to get out of the way struck on the right
breast by the bumper, crushing his collar bone,
and falling near the track, his face came in con-
tact with the wheel of the rear truck, fracturing
his cheek and nasal bones, and otherwise multi
ating his physiognomy. He was removed to
his holne and is reported to be doing we'll.
A CORPS BADGE FLOWER BED.-Among the
recent improvements of the grounds adjacent to
Anger General Hospital the provisions for flo
raj department. are very conspicuous, one of the
finest and most original productions being the
formation of bed in which the corps badges OF
the Army of the Potomac are represented In
tastefully fashioned subdivisions OF one section
of the garden. The badge beds are laid out with
geometrical accuracy and separately sodded, with
passages between them, SO that when the flowers
are in bloom their lines can be clearly deflned-
This specimen of the gardeners skill and origi-
nality has been highly commended by all who
have seen it.
A SOLDIERS OFFERING.-Mr. White has been
presented with a substantially constructed and
| elegantly finished toilet bureau, by soldier
ouartered at Martindale Barracks, Washington,
| as donation to the Great Central Sanitary Fair,
| to be held in Philadelphia. This piece of furni-
| ture was constructed from such materials as the
soldier could collect about his quarters the prin-
cipal tool employed in the building of the wood
| work being ordinary jacknife, and is repre-
scented to be a most complete and ingeniously
gotten up affair.
DEsERTER SHoT.-On Friday last, private John
HI. Thompson, of Com. G, LIST Ohio cavalry, VINO
was found guilty by court-martal of deserhon
from his company, going over to Mosby's noto-
rious gang, and frequently depredating, either
with the enemy or alone, on the persons and
property of Union men in the vicinity of Chain
Bridge and other places was publicly executed
on the grounds adjacent to the Sickles' barracks,
near Alexandria. The execution was attended
with the usual martial ceremonies, and was wit
messed by large concourse of citizens,
MErEREoLoGIoAL REPoRT.-Surgeon E. A.
vannort has kindly agreed to furnish us with a
weekly summary of his meteorological observa-
lions, and weekly sick report of the camp, both
f of which will be found in our present issue
They will hereafter be regularly corrected from
official files, and appear in connection with the
reports of other departments of the camp.
CAPTURED PEL1oAN.-Dr. e. A. Vannort was
presented, a few days ago, with fine specimen
| of the above Species but the fact of its having
been dead for several days prevented hin
from preserving and adding to his museum o
curiosities, as the captor and presenter had in
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

THE SOLDIERS JOURNAL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
CAPT. HARRY P. PAXTON, who has served in
this camp since some time previous to its reno
val from near Alexandria to this place, as COM
mander of the First and Second, and, since the
discontinuance of Convalescent Camp, as COM
Ynander of the First Division of Rendezvous of
Distribution, received orders and joined his reg
iment the 5th Pennsylvania Reserves, on Satur-
day last. The following circular, published by
him on retiring, and the response of the detailed
men of his department., will to show the
state of feeling existing between that officer
and his subordinates:
HEAD QUARTERS, 1sT DIVISION,
RENDEZVOUS OF Dis, April 49, 1864.
CIRCULAR:-The Captain commanding, In Ia
king leave of his command, tenders his sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the detailed men, who
have so long and so heartily assisted him In the
various duties of the Division, and hopes they
will extend to his successor the same cordial ana
earnest cooperation. HARRY B. PAXTON,
Capt. 5th p. r. O., Con'6g Dtvssio'..
1sT DIVISION,
RENDEZVOUS OF DIS, April 20, 1864
HARRY b. PAXTON Capt. 5th p. r.. c., C0nad 9
DtuisiOm.-SI R:-Learning with sorrow and re-
greet that you are relieved from duty in this camp,
as our commander, we take this manner OF &C
knOWl0dglng the many KlnuueSSoS anu laNoiS
which have always characterized your COM
mands. Hoping success may ever attend your
efforts, we subscribe ourselves
DETAILED MEN OF DIVISION.
Capt. Thomas HI. Marston, who has been con-
nected with the camp since its original organiza-
ton, and whose knowledge of it's operations en-
inentlv qualities him for the position, succeeds
Can't. Paxton in command of the First Division.
MAY-DAY FESTIVAL IN HONOR OF LIEUT.. Col.
McKELvY's BIRTH-DAY.-Saturday last was
substituted for Sunday May LIST, to celebrate
the advent of May in camp and at the same
time commemorate the th-day anniversary OF
Lieut. Col. McKelvy; Gen. Benham, Col. La
throp Major McBlair and Maj. Hesseman, with
their ladies and families, together with other Ia
dies and gentlemen, participating in the festlvl-
ties. The Post String Band being in attendance
an impromptu dance was INDUCED in by the
children under the trees on the green in front OF
the ColonePs quarters, which being interrupted
by q slight fall of rain was concluded with the
most pleasant results in the large room of the
Quartermaster's Department. sumptuous din
ner prepared by the Colonel for his guests closec
the celebration. Among the toasts drank on thu
occasion was the following, proposed by one
the Juveniles, the queen of the flock, and drani
amid much appreciative merriment: ITO Col
onel McKelvy, the anniversary of whose hft1etf
birth day we celebrate, and who this day turns
the green corner of a century"
A Commonwealth our notice of the genera
inspection last week, the GA. A. G." in connec
ton with Capt. r. p. Crawford's name was erro
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

VIM. J. POTTER, Chaplain.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

CIRCULAR:-The Captain commanding, in ia
king leave of his command, tenders his sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the detailed men, who
have so long and so heartily assisted him in the
various duties of the Division, and hopes they
will extend to his successor the same cordial and
earnest cooperation. HARRY B. PAXTON,
Capt. 5h p r. O., COmdg DiUtsion.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

A CoRREoTIoN.-In our notice of the general
inspection last week, the ga. A. GU in connec-
ton with Capt. r. p. Crawfords name was erro-
neously rendered "Acting Adjutant General,
whereas it should read Assistant AdjWtant Cen
eraI The Captain was somewhat surprised to
find that he had been promoted to the rank now
filled by Brig. Gen. L. Thomas.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

The SECRETARY OF WAR, accompanied by the
lady members of his family, paid this camp a
aging visit few days ago.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

A CoNvIvIAL PARTY.-We have seldom wit
messed more jovial party than assembled a few
evenings since at the private quarters of the
principal attaches of the Quartermaster IS Depart
ment The Post String Band was present. and
music, song and social hilarity were the order of
the evening,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31

OLD DR.. BEEcHER's FIRST CAR
PIT My wife introduced the first
carpet ii Easthampion, Il. !. Uncle
Lot gave me some money, aud / had
an itch TO spend IT, Went TO a ven
due and bought bale Of cotton. She
spun il and had it woven; then she
laid il down, sized il, and painted il
in oils, with a border all round ii, ald
punches Of roses and other flowers
over the center. She went to New
York for colors, and ground and mix
ed them herself. The carpet was
nailed down on the garret floor, and
she used TO 90 there and paint. Size
also iook some common wooden hairs
and painted them, ard cut out figures
OF gill paper and gined them on and
vanished them. They were really
quite pretty. Old Deacon Talimadge
came 70 see me, stopped at the parlor
door aud seemed afraid 10 come IN
" Walk in, deacon, " said i, Why,I
cant, said lie, ''thout steppin' ont"
Then, after surveying il while in
admiration. Dye think We can have
al that aGa heaven TOO ,'-Dr. In
man Beeeher's autobiography.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31

Suddcnl, Tier, Was a rash, Shout,
zee ashug az trees, the breasin4
dowu o. "a i the'ru.h scamper
OF mcn. llW as sadden ~ though
bo deiLoli ad iailen among us.and
s.s lht ptac, on hre. Nmi caused
4, "a Nher il commenced no ont
knew. turned 10 my companion 10
inquire tie reason d ihf, exiraordlna-
y proceeding, uoi before lie had The
chancs torepiy. ne l0und ourselves
swallowed up, as il were. in q kissing,
seelhing, bpbbhng Whirlpool oi agiia.
ted men.
We could not avoid the current
/ we could not stem it, and il We hoped
10 live III that mad company, we must
ride With The resi- Of them. Our line
OF battle bad given amay. General
Banks took of his hat and mpiored
hls men 70 remain his staff officers
did the same, bur it was Of no avail. -
Then the General drew his sabre and
! eudcayored to rally bis men, but they
would not listen. Behind him the
rebels were shouting and advancing.
4 Their musket balls filled the sir
with that strange ile.rasping sound
that war has made familiar 10 our
fighting men. The teams were aban-
doued by the drivers, the traces cut.
aud tie animals ridden Oh by The
frightened men. Barehe, ded riders
roSe wlih agony in their faces, aud
Tor ai least ten minutes il seemed as
Il ihey we're going to destruction TO-
geiher. II was my fortune to see
the fret battle OF Bull Run. and be
among lhDse who made that celebrat-
ed midnight retreat toward Washing
ton. The retreat oi the Fourth Di.
vision was a. much route ~ that of
the first Federal army, with the ex-
ceplion thai fewer men were engaged.
ard cur men fought here with a valor
that was not shown on that serious.
sad, mock-hcrOic day OF Jolly We
rode nearly 2 miles ia this madcsb
way. nnsil on The edge Of rnvme.
which might formerly have b EN- q
bay o0. We souud Enjoys DIVISION
dtawn up ii line. Our reir.asing
mru ioli beyond This lne. ana Emory
prepared TO mrei he rebels. They
easue asih a rash. and. as The slades
u nlgas esp, ever lhe lree-lops, they
eaeounsered aur men. Emory fired
ihnee rounds. and the rebels reiterated.
A clergy saan, y ho sas eonsoling q
soapg i .doa upoa ihe d. aih u her
hesbahd, sloke g sery serioas tone,
rsmarkbg that lie vas one 81 he
irW You csnnol iad lis equal. yoa
knoW Ia shith De ss.lbug iair
one rrphed pth an aimo., broken
heaH, aoai kaoN, bui IiIire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-31

nAR PlcEuars lAt Louiss d
oarnti arnl at ~ - aa
Fgen ius 4 b.~ a
uey aeieard ms afv t W
~ ~ s ssoa.a 90 salta
euruy
ihg marsa aae sie %
q Iafaat- -enuad oa holiday kot
my oue man b see ~ tlIsr rssBo e
sesn. % 10 updersAnd tie dlaefe &
MOS msna s Is. afmei sna ~
ieim~ ms gesie uh. osld m-
possibi,
ktpHnsn,. narcbed to ihr ugnt,
and fegsmeas marb bea 20 tb let.
hathue. brng upsed III ,hited,
eHsalrg sqna moving - single hle
bfoAgh d rasi. nos and then a.
uid gauofius madiy, ur so otderly al
toll spfe'i, driving h,s ,pars.aud bold
iug an order % nerpaich between
his treih, bugles sounding lhe differ
eni cavalry calls, and drums repeat
lng tic orders Of tie captains, all
lass aud re.passed, and controlled the
vision, making very much the i'm
preston that spectator IN The thea
ire receives as he looks upon a melo.
drama.
Ia az enclosure near the roadside
WAS small cluster OF gentlemen 10
whom all lhis phanlasmagoria had
the meaning Of lite, and death, and
power and fame. Gen. Banks. with
his light blue oyercoai bul,oned close
ly around his chin, was strolling up
and down, occasionally converting
with a member OF his staff, or return
ing the salute Of a passing subalivrn.
Near bin was Gen. w. B. Franklin,
his face asrough and rugged as when
he rode through the storms OF the
Peninsula, the ide j Of the bold, dar-
ing, imperlurbabe soldier
There are few biayer men than
this Chas O'Mal ey Of Major Gener-
ais He had two horses shot under
him tie day before, His face was
very calm that morning. and occas-
ioually he pulls his whiskers nervous
ly as though he scented The battle
aiar OIL, aud was impatient to be in
The midst oi The fray. General
Charles 7. Stone, the chief Of staff,
quiet, retiring man, who is regarded
hy Tie few that know him as one 81
tic finest soldiers u tie time, Was
sitting on rail smoking cigarettes.
and apparently more interested ii
the pulls ot smoke thai eurled around
him than il the noise and hustle lhat
filed tie ar
There was General Smith, with his
bushy, gaylsh beard ard his eager
eJe, rs i looks through spectacles.
~, ing tim tne appearance Of a s,-nooi- (
master. General Arnola, the chief
Of artillery, vii, hs hugh boots aud .
slouched lHl tiiown. over his bead. I
+. rmed tie hu,ies, man Of all. The
oghei membess % tne staff. coImel.. /
and najo., and captains, completed .
ihe group; wiil ordeili, 10 The dls-
tatce, aun SERVANTS ending of sooth-
'na tl,eir masters r,s,lye horses, aud
th' body euatd dismauued aud aoA
ing utAet h tree-.