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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

A gentleman dying, left oil bis estate
to monSstry, on condition !hat on tho
return of his son, who was then aboard,
the worthy fathers should give him
Whatever they should choose When
tho son Csmo home he went to the mon,
astry, and received but a small share,
the monks choosing to keep the grea ter
part for themselves. A tarristcr to whom
he appeared, to mention the case, ad e.
yised him to sue the monaslry, and
promised to gain his cause. The zen.
tlemOn followed his advice. The tosto-
tor, said the ingenious borrister, has
left his son that share Of Tho estate
which the monks should choose; these
are the cypress words ofhis will. Now
il is plain what port they havo chosen
by what pott they keep for themsclves.
My client then stands upon the words
oftho will. Let me have. says he, that
part they have chosen, and am salts.
fed aud ho gained the suit,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26
Gt'.A \, From the Union Banner.
MOORE THE SCOUT.
BY q. q, MEAD.

Attached 10 the First Corps Of the
Army Of Virginia, commended by Gen.
Franz SigeI, was scout Of more than
ordinary daring, who was always con.
nected with somo deed Of desperate val
or. George P, Moore-originally pri.
vate in ;he lst Connecticut Cavalry
Eolunteers--is the scout 10 whom we
refer. We will not call him hero, but
he was most certaiuly reckless dare,
devil, and had not the most Dfuitessi.
nal particle oil such On cement as fear
in his composition His manner when
in situation of extreme peril, never be.
lraytd the slightest excitement of hOsi.
fancy. Calm, cool, and collected, he
uppssred uudetaIl circumstances
particularly brilliant, but subtle, crafty
and polite; full Of ingenious artiG:c,
and willy as fox
Moore was difficult man fox sn en-.
cmy to capture, and dangerous prison
er to retain when captured. He could
outwit guards and break jail almost at
pleasure Many "a time and olt' the
Confedersies have found him ike the
Irishman's Gea'--'somcwhcro else when
they looked where he was.
When out on one of his solitary raids,
in August 1862, he was so closely press.
ed by Captain Harness with a squad of
Confederate cavalry, hat he was octu
ally driven into Madison Court House
by his pursuerS. He was stranger in
the town, and did not know where to
seek hiding place. But trusting TO
chance, he abandoned his horse and en-.
tered 4 garden in the rear of what
proved to be hotel. lie was seen,
however, dark as was the night, and
they followed him. He entered the no.
telby back stairway. and soon found
himself in the bedchamber of what
proved TO be meu sleeping sounily,
Ss bis loud snoring testified. A glance
at the sleeping mans clothes, in the
dim rays of the lamp, convinced him
chat he was rebel officer OF no mean
rank Our scout was not q man to hes
itote long under such circum stances as
now enVironed him, so be threw of lis
own Clothing and put on that OF the
oleeping officer. He was Just il the act
OF drawing on the heavy top.boots of
The Confederate, when he heard the
voices of his pursuerS in the hall below.
Hastily buCkling the sleeper's sabre belt
about his waist and putting on his cap,
he stepped out Of the room the very in
stant party Of the rebels were rushing
up stairs. Assuming lordly men, he
Strut'ed down the stairs, lofDily return.
ing the deiorendai salutes OF the sol.
diers in passing. lie walked out upon
the broad vcrOndah, of the hotal, und
immediately before his oyoG stood a
number OF horses, deserted by their ow.
ners in their haste TO capture the Yam,
kso spy. Moore sprang into tho saddle,
and was about to hasten away, when
his attention was drawn to the sound Of
loud and angry conversation in the
chamber he had so recently quilted.
why, do you mean to doubt my word,
gentleman! roarod an angry voice. 4
an Col. b, Of JOckson's staff, and fyou
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

D0"ThO Albany KniokOrhaokOr lVlIa
Of young man who yocOnlly died I1
that city OF disappointed ambition, az
he wanted to wear high Shlh CollaFn,
and his mother wopldp'I Let him,'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

EJ'Somo 'stupidS' bantcring fat
companion, remarked, that IL all flesh
was grass, hO must be load Of hay
suspect am, said he, from the way
you asses nibbic at me-.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

ES-A western exchange has the hl.
loving What iS tho dilicrOneO be.
twoOn legal document aud q eatq Oaa
has pousOs at the cpd Of its ranaOa. and
tho oIhcs hGs Oluws,Gs at tho Ond Of iR
pSws.cs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

goebls them up. To attempt 10 take
hih prisoner would be absolute fool.
isbieSs Ho must DO put Ou, Of the
wagquietly' Drawing bowie knife.
be himself Immediately behind
the doomed sentinel. For 40 instant the
scdR looked at his victim in pity min,
sle4wilh shame, thinking how covardly
and Ppmanly it was TO stab even guer'
rill 10 the back, But be knew very
wei That q guerrilla was not entitled to
the lame treatment that rebel soldier dc.
scrsld, being not whit bOttor than au
assassln, for at the period Of which we
WRIT The guorrilas would give quarter
to npgc who was unfortunate enough to
fall 3ntotheir hands. The scout thought
the sSt doslarlly, but his life was at
stake ,,and be must not hesitate. With
the aaickness of lightning Moore seized
lhsaiIonished guard by the throat, at
the same time planging the glittering
kni& 10 the very hilt in the victims
bresRl, For an instant tho doomed man
struggled to release himselfAnd endoav'
ored 70 call for help, but all in vain
ThClslrOng hand Of the scout clutched
aud compressed his throat like vice Of
steel.
Wien the scout was sure the sentinel
wusFcally dead, he released his throat
and4aised the body in his arms, aud
hastBj Quilted the dangerous cavern
He ioon mounted his horse, aud rode
awagPta break neck pace towards our
linesa! sperryyillc, where he arrived in
due time He reported the occurrence
Of thsevening at his Corps Headquarters
anc Ridetachment ofcsvulry were order
ed into the saddle Immediately to go to
the on Rag, and if possible, capture the
wholoparty ofrascals in their kOuncl.-
Mooreled the cavalry, and an hour be.
fore dpy,broak they had dismounted
aud sbrOupded the cavern, and had their
game completely housed.
Every pfecaution had been tax en- not
to alarm tho gucrrilag, and SO quietly
had each arrangement been made, a
spectator might have thought tho dark
and iadisliuct forms moving about in
the s9tbro shadows of the trees and
M were phantoms Gilting TO and
hardness Guided by the WHY
sOos s6e soldiers orept into the cave
and secured pile Of arms near the en-.
trance. One Of their guns was ucci-
dently discharged and a scene ensued
which battles description. The gucril.
las drew their knives, but resistance on
their port was now useless. They soon
surrendered, aud considerable quaint.
ty Of arms and ammunition we're found
hidden in the cavern. These, with the
prisoners, some forty in number we're
promptly removed 10 Sperryvillo and
placed in the hands Of the proper au.
thor!ies; and Moore, the Scout, has be.
come byo,word in the Union Ormy of
that section.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26
Table of Distances,

The following table Of distances from
Richmond will be found ofin,tres! OF tho
present time:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

E5r Last Saturday q train aa (hG
Memphis and Charleston Railioaa was
frod into 81 LHskipwillc aud the pnEla.
Ger and fireman killed,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

DT0owpor says that tho isB, that
is wiped with address may 10 followed,
pOrbApr, with Q smilc' II q womaRh
icsb the perhaps Is una0colsay yQt
faa always ''ry it with DIES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

Ek5' Brigham Young and his wives
ust I'LL lyc rows Of se't5 IN tho r,eolro
It Salt Lake CITY.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
THE INTERNATIONAL nxpARrnYNr

The ORsrangs from other COu untrsss.
Having now - nearly possible described the eastern
wing Of this immense aurary building We will 20 TO tbs
western, Or, " BE- poetic 10 the matter
And whom pleasure begins 10 gYov dull IN tho East
We may order our wings and be % to The west.
In the wsstsrn wing 10 situated the International De-
partment snd here II expected That the great efforts
which have ben made in order 70 mako this auxiliary
building useful win oslminats. lnformasoa with regard
matters snd things general 10 connection with the
obtained somewhat under dseutes a thsrs could
not bs fouDd single person who would eivs de6uiss
reply to questions concsrnsng the Of this i'm
portant 6cpartmeat However, from what oar reporter
Cleaned tn his ranbes through The building, he "
abe 70 e~o ~ least idea Of what this norton Of
viii consist o. Here will DO congrsgateA csutrbusiops
from almost every country on the elsbs. when every
thing properly arranged shs appearance e This large
hall viii b certainly bsastul. banners, se~pss arms
and Gags Of oil nations win decorass The walls A
large circular mass, composed d - Jets, which viii
be tastefuIy isstooued with bunting, win illuminate the
whole room, casting bright glare throughout the epslrs
apartment. This mass Of ishs will 10 suspended from
the ceinns. n will DO shaped somewhs4 similar 10
BALBOA In addition 10 this mode of lighting the Inter
national Department thers ere large wheels oS sas ss
suspended from the ceiling. These gus wheels a they
mag here be termed, also used 10 naht M the
other departments Of the building Tnis method q
Illuminating she vsricss rosms very excellent ono
rhs ses when oil the wheels lighted % win be sp,s
ava. Az shs dsvtcss and "a ths widows ere panssA
IN vssy prsmsssat oooss. - Ne muslla Sssax xsnsps-
rss> - aishG. whsa ~ wfpas ssndins ) ubsnmatsx.
thsss dscwssAsss win ~ vssy bsausfsiy tarswr o.
n the centre u Ne Tsssrnas>ssa rem largo fevsAn
has ssss eisced. whoa wlp add auos - tbs ssoscS
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
April Term OF tho Law oourts.

April Term OF tho Law CO0r0s
Tue April torn OF the law courts commences to-day.
and Judging from the appearance Of tho oscada Asro
Will be oaty Of work. both for thA Judges and tos law
yers Judge Barnard will preside u tho Oyer and Tor
miner. There eight Or nioe murder 81 down
for trial In this court of whioh viii attract
than ordinary attention Nixon tho cripple, who shot
Brown. OF the "Pewser NugU and Brooke. the negro,
who killed barkesper as the a outh and Rulton
streets Will be trisd There will DO tAfes parts Of tho
Supreme Court circuit sessIoaone In the brown stcno
building In the Park, and the othcs In Duane strcss.
Tho Superior Court, trial term, VA be held By Ndgcs
Barborr and Garvin. Judges Ns6orssf Monel and Nc.
Gum will preside the general tsrm while Judge Rob.
ertson win hold special term. In the Court Of Common
Pleas Judges DAILY and Cardoza will preside while yxdgs
Brady VIII hold Chambers. The Evenss Espves ls
the calendar. bus IL sss nks,y that .nt 10
reached. Tae Marine Court. which win b he'd by
ypasss Mccarthy HdArue also promises % furnish
s1ns interesting easss
CoURr cALaHpAa--rHis DAT.
SsJrp~u coUsx--GsmsAL frRn.-Ad0lrnsl fer ~
torn
surnsas Corx1--SrscAI TzHx.--Nss 7 70 NJ inclusive
of dsmurrers
Svr,zss -OgRour.-Part I.-Oyer and TVrminsv
,as Sc 1s lss lis: 'ss sls q: Iss iisi
Pass Mos 14os 1909, 1904. 1908. 1908, 1910, 1915
1913 ls32 1924 1926 1898 1850 1884 1885, 1888, Is4e
1872 ,s44 & lsSS Pars aSs, IL l.ss S soe sas CO iiss
surssIo. CoUsr-r.AL ruax- Part Mos ss7s, ss7s.
'f,s ss.' ;oss sss sss
$685. $780, 1885, s2o2 s4ss loss, s2s $500 ass2 3o02
Co com.oS pt.As-part i-sos. 1855. %, 4s4, sai. I'll,
se: ss sss SIS i9s ;ss T. q, e. M ~ i IT, IT, TO-
456, 45T, S1l, 9yS.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
r II e FAIR.
Opening Day Of tho Great Charitable
Enterprise Of Modern Times.


rnsu \ bu. iust thai this Aspsrmeu. ssould be q
vel, attended ss any e.hes portion o he rA.r Tho Ia
buttons aad Il for the pubic 70 be liberal In sheir
patronage rhore viii probably be thirteea booths IN
snls dspArtneots according 70 present arrangements
Public School contributions.
Church Contribution
Fancy Articles
Charitable Institutions.
Fancy skatiag PARK
Privae 6chools.
Fancy Artictcs
Oon'octioasry and Refreshments.
me goods for the other stalls have net y -. ssoa
In this department., fronteg tho large main entrance
Q platform hes been erected From this platform the
epsakng and other exercises peculiar to the will
oowlng VIII give an idea Of the nature Of contr
buttons 70 this department being but few u The thou
Mrs Baay-Use chiIds oioaI ssirseea books, ono pen
q. Bsown-Horss rein.
Miss BNings-Ous doll
frothingham Relief Assocatson--Eight aprons, two
sa nose q ,S ;o and quite large quantity Of
Miss coligats-Oas par Of scissors, one photograph
Miss cornsli-A boz Of fancy articles.
naime 4 CA box q articles, valued 81 $S3 20.
From Mary F. sheston-One doh, one pair Of mats.
merino sacks, throe pairs mittens
Y. b. Rushten-Ono bundle OF flags.
Lewis rbballs-One spring hobby horse.
State Lanatc Asylum, Utica, N. VA contribution
from nv0 cnu9Fen OF inc Brlck cnurco Hssion Sehooi
Through Mag Robers-One doll. with suits Of clothes.
Master Willie y. Dean. SCHOONER Unon-s2o.
From young ladies OF Miss Beams school-ChAlron's
dressing gowns, slippers. go.
Primary department, ward school No. lo-A box con.
tanning various articles.
Inc donations from each public school, according the
ssstemsut o. ono Of tho managers will average upwards
N $500 This speaks well for The generosity and patriot.
ism o. this branch OF our public institutions.
beautiful miniature skating pond will occupy ono OF
the booths This s the invention Of Mrs. Ansrom, and
win be c0nposcd OF glass.
TH8 MUSICAL HALL.
Advancing up the hail which connects tho eastern with
s0c western wing of the building. turning 10 your
right. about half way, you viii fud yourself in ,he Mu
uca Department This roon, well all the others
situated In the building, will be appropriately and taste
fully decorated. Mr. George Bristow win take charge
Of the musical exercises These exercises intended 70
be hr class Character, and artists Of we'll known
putaoa have volunteered their services in order 70 give
scel TO she performance The music furnished " the
ouht.r w 90 quite pleasing addition 70 the many
fractions which already announced When tho build.
~ niiod will be truly cniivonng 70 hear good musc
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

QUIZ NAVAL 0eRREsr0NDKN0B.
. UanD erArB SrxAnna saecxSKou,l
yAnD Rivm. March -, 1884
yesterday morning, at about eight o'clock, - tws
boats from The gseas Commodore Jones' aSSrsssh.
iug The shore for tho purpose 6 rscoanossanos thsy
were fred upon from she woods By large party q
gusriAs. the United States steamers Josss. Captain
Barclay, and shockekoa, OAptaA Shsdes returned NE
compliment With shower or shells. which caused tbs
enemy TO scatter n every direction. Only Of eur
wounded. and he-but sishuy Ia the shoulder.
Shortly Afterwards the Shookokon followed by s hcrs
and the Barney proceeded up the river far Fort
POwhatan, and, having discharged several broasidcs
without finding tho enomy. retained early this msrning
to their respective stations whNs shoals.
This afternoon Como ocock) write, rebe, togk0at,
riggcd and painted black, carrying sxtytour poundsr
at her bow and flag Of truoe ~ her topmAss has just
appeared, but for what purpose have MOI yet sscsr
tAined
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
BILLIARDS.
BILLIARD MATCH 10B THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF
AMERICA.
Billiards.


On Thursday next the great match for the billiard
championship of America and 81 ooo bewsen sbs pres
ent champion Dudley Kavanagh) and Philip rsman. Of
Cnspnal, viii b. played st Irving Hall, oDe
d the Dswy introduced four.pookst standard AmsSi.
can tables. Tho match one tnouand Eve hun
dred points up, carons. II wi be remsnbereA thai
KaSanash woa The title a champion and ths golden
cue (which h ths emblem Of the oce) ~ the Billiard
Congress held hors last June. which no
ocssiveg tscated PoG. Foaey Tocan, SssreHsr, Gold
thwas sod Essephs. He was sabssquently chal
ieogsA BY sse~stss, who aisputsd his right 70
haa the tisb os champion, but who defeated with
vousy challenged The winner u Ne above match, Who
ever might bs, h nov The second person vbo lays
elsm 70 the championship; sua sss contest between
these two reucwnsd ksishh Of tss Gee , creating
intense interest," smoeg sbs admirers a BILLIARDS.
Tsman arrived In sAs city % fhursday Lest, asd 10
busly engaged 10 psspsrng for the match by daily
practice With our bsas psysu Ares dsssxatsoa q b.
western friends have seo arrived vbs beaievinG hsw
uin for say anesst q csepbseks 10 ne wsetce sanee
recently b certainly kss Displayed vosdsvfu pevsrs q
execution and SKILL NJ friends Kavasegh, hovsvsv,
are equally ssasui.s, fes,.s psvfscs eossSsocs y ns
almost uniformly ssccessfuI n bs previous natsAss
On Friday match betsssn the winner d Ne shove
match and Michael fheiss arranged ~ sr v dssass
mission 70 bs given % shs wos,us women Rsiss Asss
datoo. fhs match, IN which shs vstsesa exchamptsa
smerges ffem We re1irs0sat - be- so10hs sncs hn
great osntsst With sssrsissr 10 1850, VII ~ rrgsrdsl
points carons, ssd IN 10 sas psshss ssss" spssisIly
excluded rhs present wssk vii, consequently - 3
memorable oes amosg shs votasiss q billiards.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
The Navy.

RaopB IsLAHn o-fhs following u correct list Of the
oAncsrs attached TO The Untsd States steamer Rhode
Island, which arrived ~ the Boston Navy Yard
March 2S:--
CommondsT-Stephen d. Trenchard.
Lieutenant ard Ezecusse 0Nc~-Normaa Il YarQuhas.
Paywdster-R. II. Douglas
Assistdnt Sargeon-S. @. Nebbsr.
Esginers-Acking Chief, John ?. McCutcheoa; Acting
Second Assistants, George II. Rutier and j. l. Marshall
Third Assistant John Van Hovenbcrg Acting Assistants
Joseph Lewis, @ Lewis. !. Msnch and Geo. W. Keller.
Acssn0 MaHr-wm williams
Fnscn-D. X Cassdl.
Acstro Bnrons-Absrt Taylor and d. r. Browne.
Acfing Gunner-J W. Irwin.
LcinS Aoster's koes-Chas. r. Fillmore and Calvin O..
Wilcox.
Cosmawder's C1Srk-FaunIng @. r Beck.
PaawnSsssr,s C1srk-F. II. Deal.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Doctor IsuM.a.'a Discovery Cures the
very worst forms se rcrc.uis cestinate ernetioss -
since So Right rosrA and private entrance. hoao9
81 Health gratis.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
Elliptic Sewing Machines.
TIiBT AB8 rHu B8ox
SEE THIN BEFORE fvnQl AeM0
OPTIOn ~ BR0ADWAu.
Fair Ratv. tho Rair.-PAOtogeauh uhs -
tAs Pair taken u HoLMBs New GALLERY. 10 - DeeooL
vav

G~uin, No. Dl3 Broadway.
% M s.. sps.s s'yss ss.srsss ~ 'asss SssaA -
0swrLH8nHs G,Lg HAss.
0uNYLnnnH'u oeeR AHp 0Le1 uAgl
kADsuU' BsDsso HAM AnD OAs4
mDSas' HAM,
Dovu' uAsa
TyVAHsBs uAsB.
rss nfllIssey ss6 HsauAs sssls dssis wNh = nea1
xt,snsloa d called 10 the asssssu's p~ruiaAius op9
Department In this store eo0prnlsg 81 sAs las:s
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Further OOmeSfons % tho PaFk.
The Park yesterday bessr pstronizsd by vehicles
than psdssrans owing 70 tho uncertain appearance Of
the weather.
since last list published the following dcnA.
tions havc been sent 10 The Park
One Florida black eagle, from the ocsrs asd Of
The United States ship Restless.
One pair OF English rabbits, from Master Willie
Northrup.
Tho dove cot hAs recently been Handsomely painted
and will soon Be ready 70 receive ~ winged tenants
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Cosrs. Eurasms, tavesteA nwsh, En-
rxsd ssa s d~eAxes u he rp<s cured without
or lncrave.le.c~ W lbe p~sirot " Dr. zAcuAEln BAR.
sssa CsuyDollst ~ nsss1wAs.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Grover & Bakers Highest Pre.iea
sasaae stitch Sewing Machines ~ ssss>war Hs~ ssA
Moyt's Haawsths Hate Rssssrasly~
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puss ,s'ls sts: ~ .
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principal ospsss expense Of ,hs unsassssi -
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n
5ss ss,' q any sSd srs.sss FOR ne s.es sd
~ JOSEPH Horr AGO. 10 usivsu's V'.ss. HL
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on the SANE pTnclps sneaasr SIsse~ for moss sds
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Irtsmperamss cursa-Asd All Dssars
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ysss tie hair srsdicaiss srr end daFSIss grsvssAY
s:.ss:s ::s ::s: sss s. @ s::s al sssss ss
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e rrf: = ss.. ssss cs 4. Y.ss srss ~
Ripley Female Coiisge.--Sss Advsrtise-
meat uuder sesd Of "fnstruccnL~
ytrssgrs dc Toilette. OF the scctetc W.
eisnilue. Il Nsw York. sossrsiga cesnsue Dspss no
~-----------4----~----- esaN
watches ana 5owesry,
Ard. DKsSaiPrrors
Ys~ s~e by uROFgS u Aff,Nr Atb frosa~ay. e.e As~s
bciov osss, ssrcsaA fsrynswls u wsu ssfcsA
yhee.er g. Wtsoss,s Fss gAcsx Prexsausa
Lcos suses scwinG Msasisss 30 Brpss sss ...s N +.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

ID. Darnam's ssSeAf sewer" for An 0eSvs
Machines Preserves the avoids b~ndIug audcss,
fstgung application No baiag Prcs ~ wita oafeS
uns sent By man. frve Donatsd to- and fnr sA!e a. -
Pair Fourteenth street. and 1t the inventors heedg
WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machines o0ce So6 BreA4
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

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The New York herald., 1864-04-04

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The New York herald., 1864-04-04

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