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HEAD.Q'RS. BUREAU OF CONSCElPTION,i
T!,ANS-MISS. DEPARTMENT,
hiARSnALL, TEXAS, May 3Oth, 1864. J
GENERAL ORDERS,
M

7. The following schedule Of prices il publish,.s
for the benefit o. all co, crrned;
IL All cwi.cra OF iirist aud Saw Mills who has.
been or m..: hereafter lee detailed milers mar
htN' r"nscrps actaicd as miller engineer in said
''.rS shall ha Required to make an affidavit before
ti5un authorized to administer oatls, thar dii
ring the Continuanec of such detail, they will
rhcrge take mare than unrcighih toll for graz.
ground at sHch mill, and that they will sell all H..
surplus OF tn" toll received at s.d nAill tovcr snI
part for their families To the Government, sold"l
families aud indigcn persuls, at the prices fpd ly
the Commissioner, Of tho several states Of this u.
par rm"nt, and the owne Of saw mills will sell their
lumber NJ 81 per hundred feet.
III rnuScript, dc allied as tanners, or tanners Wilt
may have any cou,cripr detailed to work for Them
halt A required to make an affidavit. as presrribc'!
u srliOn III uf this url1r, that during the cuutini.
NJ heir detail they will sell their leather At TN
prices fixed by The Commissioners OF the sever,
Sac, "tthiS Department
~ t""Srripts detailed for the benefit of the p,;bIi,
shoe nlakers Rnn iacksnh hs. shaft he reuuired Ia
M, H. II ri!I ~ aIutNIi, dnrIng The con iinnan'"
OF heir details they will not charge more than at ~"
rate Of huas per Hay for their labor where the
mai cria is furnished them, and where the party do
tailed furnishes lh material, the actual cost Of III"
shall he added TO the price of heir labor per d@y.
V. Uonscrpts Diet allied as Physicians shall make an
affidavit that during he continuance of their detail.
they will charge the families of Officers aud sol.
drrs u ,sent In the,army, more than the customary
rates before the in said locality, and IL tltct
charges Ia others cxloriivnatc their details viii
b. revoked
VI. Cunscripts detailed rs stock raiscrs owners
who may have con scrids detailed to look after th
sock shall make similar affidavit thar during tn o.,
detail they Will SELL each year their surplus stu
r &c., NJ pri T.. fixed lay hr Commissioners ot l.,
several States "i This department. ....
VII COiScript, detailed to make looms and -l-
Mag vile rs shall make similar affidavit, thu'
ring the continuance Of their "details they will lui
charge exceeding five dollars per day for their iNLl,
where ;lr ma erial is furnished hem, and where h,
furnish the material the cost of the material sLtt
be adj 10 ,hc price OF their labor.
VIII. Any person cyading or attempting All rEl-
sion Of the foregoing orders his detail shall he prJupt
Iy revoked, ani he bc placed in The army.
IX. An c,nscript officers of this Department Aro
charged with The rigid rnioIccm Mt of these orders,
i, rnmmand nf BHIG. GES. GREER.
fI5it \. POPE, A. A. General.
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BY direction Of Gen. Schofrli. Gen. Burhridg, has
issued an order, prohibiting the circulation f tho
work. in tbr District of kcnurky. styled, Life, Ser
vices aud CamIaignS OFFS, "n"wall Jackson. from Of .
cial Ianer, and aequainances, 10y Nirgiuian."-
Miss DcmQ,rU.
MS rhr Yank. debit according to the Secretary of
tn" T rt,iry, the II of June Sl,7ll ,3A 10
W., c ,rn that Guy -Murrah Is at present on IL visit
of conference with Gen. Smith, who yesterday went
mp Ia Hampstead Ia meet him. The Object is srIls
the mi urd rsanding in reference to cotton matters
W. hope satisfactory adjustment may be ruach"d.--
Tctcgr"h H.
Ifnot generally known, we announce on what We
presume be- nndSpm'ci amil GRITTY. that Nnjo Hart
has hurn rrlicSr OF his connection with the ruii' u
business 0i Guycrnm"nt. The cause Of this We can
only surinsc, hut suppose that The many complaints
rais" against his ndmi' iS;rai"n of affairs whc her
rightly wrongly preferred, have had no little o do
with his removal.
VI 'ior Twiichrll understand, was appointed to
re ii MiJCr Hart, bnt declin" IN a. ,inim mt in
consequence Of HE vast amount Of laimr csraIy for
u full investigation Of the ro ton business. We de
hope hat full invest Iigali"n will b" had. and HAT
the lie may ba enabled Ia see, whether not the
G'vcinmci has bccn iairly dcalt with.Son Antonio
Neics JHiq ID
/ ON Major til'o'k, Just returned from Ring III
II cracks ". !oarn"d thar Co F.rd hal III we'd. auh
tro entire f'rc' under him, against brownsville.
oar 70 c's were supposed to numhrr perhaps fifteen
s''r,d or more men, and moved in three divisions.
in,y, un doubt, rca 'htd brownsville II week ago
without unexpected hudraIs Our informant e.
th"r s'a'e hat. rs nearly ecu d be ""u .1crr.
ininch FnI. Eruwn contained about Two nt.f-,,,tt
Fed ri rOvps. We hal before unlcrst" II .hr num
her 10 lie greater Omr troops wrr" II. Nae ,ouIiiu
well provided for aud ca""r fr ,h, frn 1t was thr
intention Of Col. ord TAI fn., brown if ros>i.
hlr a, all scrn"'l con'i'lrn "c u s,cc.ssful rc.ult
w" frei some" INT tisapi"r .,a at not getting meas
r"in W. = hiHrt"" ~ iatcr date, hut it cannot he
.''i' ~ "%". ays IorE"r, when expect hear of
Si. rug events AMI brilliant to arms
les. the Yankees, from prnl"niai motives, -varnatc
anl leave the c"nriry. "Oi,i Rp" Is after them in
earnest. this tim and full of confidence in his nbi-
ty 10 take the placc.-!S.:r iHfpno N"'rs, jniP I'd
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70 TEE VGTE..Ss GF TIG 10th JVBICIaL
ElsTRiC7,
FELLOW CITIsEXS:


am n candidate for the Office OF District
Attorney of the 10Th Judicial District, COM
posed Of the counties of Van Xrndt, Knuf
man, Dallas, Ellis, Johnson Tarrant and
Parker.
During the last three years, have been
serving in the army Of the Confederate
States, beyond the limits of Texas, eudur-
inr all 'hc pcrils, dangers and hnrdshirs
incident to Il soldiers life. This long term
of service has so imp? ired my health, as to
render me unfit for field service.
My long experience as District Judge
and District Attorney, has made me fnmil-
lar with the criminal laws and qualified me
to d schargn the duties of the office ! now
= k. confdInrly appeal to my old friends
aud associates throughout III" district to
place my claims properly before those o
whom ! am not personally known. .hi
condition of NV health is such as TO rcrder
it impossible 'or me to visit the different
C ounties before the election.
Respectfully.
NAT. NJ. BURFORp.
Ddi'aV, Texds. July ", 1874.
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hny struck Ihtr column IN the flank near Black aud
Whi,, ou,ns ~ two aud getting possession u the
sS" " Th" T road % WIS GSdm mgyinr towards No,'%say
tw I've to nighr-Lc, |. in pi,,,"i, N E LEE
H'pQ's Amy NORTHERN VA. J'-,o aS,h. ~ NJ
To Secretary at War ''nr i"r losi y.s,r,,,, mar
ning was 81 killed aud wounded zol mi.s,.a N"th.
In of moment has ocrurrd "n the lines t'-s,y n,
font Of Bermuda Hundred or around PccrshnTe.
Gen. Hampt sports tn" "rnemy's cavalry advance
ell yesterday Ia MaWrry's shop, enirrnch-d them
sciros: there hr attacked and drove them frum their
works, pursuing them until nine D. M, To within two
III ii Char"rwu II. They left their dead and
"".nd"d on the field aud along the route. ,
On Friday IIayrrrs brigade was thrown forward
ms skirm'shcrS, aud nsary four hnndycd of them
captured.
MARIETTA, June .o-I'niv.rsaI aniet along the
Tires To-day. TIL" IN ny is permitted To bury the
a. purifying dead. They admit n loss of .LOO ~
in front Of 'lchurnr and before Cgtiam "f seven r
T. gh hnGdr d. One hundred amiulanrrs counted
yesterday from the summit Of krnncsaw mountain
transporting their wounded to B, Shnn'v. in front
otG"n lard"'s corp Their loss along ID" lines f
that corps j. 'sni tcdat four ihousan, and about
the sam" number In iftnt Gen. Lnrng.
The Yankee Gems, Dan McCuok aud Hooker were
certainly killed.
M,riErrA. June ;E--Nt ten O'Clock rhi. morning
ih" enemy dr"r" Ger. 'h'nham's pckcs in. aud At.
mptrd to storm hi' hrraSi works, they were received
with most t'rrihcfir" of artillery and muskciry.
which caused them rolrcat rrrcipittfely. Th.ir
loss il not vet asC"rainol. Ours was only one man
killed and two wounded.
ALEXANDRIA, IA, lnly Hon. A. NJ. Branch of
Huntsville" was hen ihS morning Just from The 9th.
er side he says tatGramt's dead from the Wilder
n"ss-to the Jam"s liver :rmnncd unburricd. pu,ri.
Tying in tlr sun. Ii is stated here that gold NJ
time went to 2llhhe last days of june but rcrcrd,
aud is huctE,'ng lctwern 2lj and 300. and very
unsettled with ~ upward tendency Evcrythng hope
fn un the other ,idc-.ycrybudy confident.
CONSCRIPT.
CAMDEN. ARk Julys.
Flag Of truce from Litilr Rock brings Little Rock
Shelby and Car White River. and that Shelby
had been deiacd &c. hut brfor" the bcar'r l-it i'
Carr arrived ai itln Rnrk showing that the fght
WAS Of very sly luraiinm. The f,cts Shelby ha
given Carr g''" hrashing, and he tC,rr) had MAJ
safe hi r"trc+t to Little Rock Expect to hear f.
Shelly so"i,.
II is rumurd hers that in" Blnif has been
II Il. anl IhaII" fagan is in that vicinity.
II
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Rrsckinrdv. has defeated Hunter near IyD' hbarg
capturing 1000 prisoners, all his artillery, aud hiH
wagon train,
Hunter in full retreat, with Breckenridge In hot
pursuit. 4 larg. iehcl force moving NJ the Valley
supposed to be- Fwell. Gold in New York 2s
The above eau be relied on. CoNscRIrr
CAanEN. July Z, lsGi
Oficial letters received this morning from IL" front
states that Cal. Smith. Of Green's brigade, storm
and captured Island M. IT, On the Mississippi river
ana lrd six, wounded twelve" and cap' rod iw"ni. :.
Nv" pr.nners The Island was rendrsv uS for rrh
away l'egr-s, and gunloats wood yard. All stor 4
war d'sfr"yrd shut could not hc brought oil.
squad 81 carni.y dashed Federal farm nn
Arkansas river, killed several negroes, took many
pr o '"rs, aud destroyed aN the farming teusils.
reporters agree that Steel. is cyucuaiinr Litlo
Rock. H. A..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-16

'UtN' ; j 'NIITE, JN Ilr ", TNTI
We have son no cncns ihH> far.
Vidal. whodcsrrtrl frnm siin to the enemy
the approached Banks at Brownsville, has again t.
s"r;rt from iic innk"rS and with sixty o hismicn
joi""d til" frees Of Juan y. cur:nu, all I"i,r 81.
armed and ',nlri. Hi prrI"ut rank Is :iii Cui.
In The army If Ic Republic Of M"xro The RI" in
til" Rio Eralic prevented itD others from foil ewing
him am, liking with IA IN 10 wagon and i"ains.
party ttat recently drsrrt, tu the Mexican Siir.
crossed their arm- in tub ani sold hem tn ol"r"l
Fra! '!:!i" r!!an.c ~; i'".a .. iHian has rakrM
plar" Il. int,,l'i. -, - ., !''r' =.
.rrni .a i".. '.""- ....;. l.. u",...,,rns h"v
biccv inrn,
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BEAD.Q'Rs. BUREAU oF coNSCRIPTION
TRANS.MiSS. DEPARTMENT.
MARSHALL TEXAS, June. lst, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. II.

-
1. Persons who hold the appoinm of foreign na.
tiuns COnsIlls in this Department. and who, under
the late Act OF Congress, liable c0nscriptnn,
will ui Ice enrolled ~ long they hold such az,
puintmcnts.
II. Persons seeking exemption on the ground that
they are citizens of Maryland. irqnirrd to make
their applicai ions tu this office, setting forth fully
the iacs "l their eases, and submitting clir proof e
their citizenship. Residence under the late law b--
ing The test of liability To military service zach ease
will Is determined on it, own merits, and musi In,
accompanied with facts other than mere tiZrr.h hin
rntiilling the allirant 10 exemption, otherwise pS
empiinr will Lr denied.
III. 80 much ui Paragraph n, Special Order NJ.
u, current series fr'm this BurHu ns rrquir.- ih,.
ErserN" Corp, IN Texas to form voluntary urgaI liza.
tiuns rnrll themselves within thirty. davs frou,
l6th ultima, aud So much of General oder Ne 10
current series, from this Burran. requires such or
ganiZaiiun or enrolment in the Stats Df L. uistara
aud Arkansas 10y Ike lOh instant are hereby r., ke
anl the time f'r the said organization or enrolment
IN This Dcportma Is extended until the LIST Of July
next.
" So mnrh Of clause s, Par. III, General or.l,-
No ., currrui series, from this Bnrcau as r.otti,s
eriain oirrs Ia rrlievr all abl Idi,d nr IN tI,ir
employ within sixty DAYS from 9Th of Antii lsst AZ
hciely rr'ok'r aud such Off rs are all,xrd up,II
the l5lh cf July io relieve -r, duty scl .p,lnye.s
v Every T. rson volunteering or reporting f.,r en-.
iolln''h or who have volunteered or teen rnroII,d
in the k->'rS. CntIs will - r-quirt-d "a make AM.
s'it ia ir vas over 20 yrArs Old the lGrl Of uty
s md Ufi- r. applying for the detail II ip-,pl.fs
THAT corrs, T's distinctly certify that they er,
l,eT the sad the said lGth Of Jnlv Enr,L,nr
bf1rs ..inrd % exercise the un ygiia,,r-
% ltFni rVHsin Uf his nTder. aud rsIprt pr,r...
sli cases - its violsiion.
By Command of Z rig .6sp GgEyR
10 ~ W. SEAMAN, A. A. G.r-rE.
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uo The iiitis steamer Alice. Slipped into Gnvrtt""
on lie night If the ~ inst, from llavannah, brtne
Ing New York papers of the 22i ut' 4 correspss'
dent frum IIayanah writes that at the time OF ~
ealing Of the steamer from New York, gold WAS ac.
ing at gg3 The steamer Virginia splendid boat, "'
about 100 bales capacity, arrived at Havanir' Jnst
the Alice left, from England She Is intended a. =
blockade runner, and is exceedingly INST.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
THE STATE OF rEXAS,

DALLAS COUNTY
j. NJ. PATTERSON. Chief Justice IN and fir
| D., tho nf,rrsai,l county, pursuant 10 law, ana II
obedience tn the proclamation Of His Eycell"ncy th'
vcrnur do hereby order aud direct that an election
be- held in this county Monday, the LIST day ~
August Si for the election Of the following names
State Dis rict County aud Precinct Officers fn.wis
one chief Justir. and Associate .Tustc. ni the 81.
prcnc Court, Attorney General, Comptroller of pun-
lie Accounts, and one Treasurer for the afurasair
State; one District Attorney for the 10th Sndciai
District, "nr chief Justice, four County Cimnis-"n
ers County Ccrl,, Sheriff, Curone Treasurer, and
Surveyor Tor his county, Tw" Justices Of the Peas,
and on. Constable for each Precinct
g ven under my hand and the Seal "f
/Sr,, \lhc ,uunty Court, This 4ih day OF Jul.
| jiSn4. J. NJ. PATTERSON,
~ o ~ [iG:tdc. HiefJaStice u. g. Tr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-16

SiN.;rLARErtEr or EAIN-Thr Gnnzal,S Inquirer
% !. " Wo rear II asserted iniis,miabl fact,
that the hte glorioiis rains have only mad,
abundance If corn, but nm abundance of old
besides Haul farmers who. rrevions to the rains,
had cori whatever. have now ihcir rrIps full -
What ~ remarkable institution is rain
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ANNOUNCENI ENTS.

For Asso rintc Justice Sapren:e Court.
no We are authorized ~ announce Hon. q. W.
UCkLEf, of Fort BEND County, Ms n candidate fur
'sociatc Justice Of the Supreme Court, at the ensu
z cl elton.
Fer District Attorncy, t6th District.
p1-Wc are authorized to announce col VAT. M.
JRFORD, as u candidate for District Attorney of
el0h judicial District, at the ensuing August clcc.
1s- We arc authorized to announce Capt. J, EN-
AWKINS, OF Ellis county, and late OF the 18th Tex
T Dragonns, as candidate 70. District Attorney of
; 10th Judicial District. at the ensuing election.
Far County Clerk.
20 W. are an horized TO announce GEORGE W
VS. asa candidate for reelection to the Office Of
X of the Ce unity Court of Dallas County, at the
ming election.
n We are authorized to anuornce LEWIS H.
YtoR, Of Lancaster. asa candidate for Clerk Of
County Conr; of Dallas County, at the ensuing
gust electi ion. 70. %. 'w
.. We are authorized to announce HARVEY
sPHERD. as u candidate for Clerk of the County
r., ut the election on tho LIST of August next.
For Comfy Trcn <urc~.
. We are authorised to announce JAMES p.
yMAS, AZ u candidate for reelectiuu to the Office
treasurer of Dallas County, at the Snaung election.
For Assessor nai Collector.
We are aui horized' to announce JOHN II.
HIRAM, us a candidate for Reelection to the Of
Of Assessor, and Collector of Dallas County, at
'nsuing election.
fov shoriG.
TAI the solicitation of many friends the name OF
idiate for ,lie office Of Sheriff Of Dallas County,
lion lst Monday in August next.
TWa are authorized to announce N q NcA H.
AS n candida tc for Reelection to tho Office Of
In of Dallas county, at the ensuing election,
For County Surveyor.
d. 1--WE are au; iDrizet 20 announce W. II. TIION.
"a candidate for reelection to the Office of Sur.
s' OF Dallas crnn'y, at the ensnhe election.
For Comfy COrnn,issiencrs.
= The friends OF HENRY X. BROTHERT0N.
ince his name as u canddaf" for County Com
,orsr' at the ensuing August Augnst sisciiyn. r,.,,.
ACTON, as candidate for County G,n..,is-;.,...
the election in August next.
Wa ar5 authorized 10 announce THOMAS II.
81 RIS rs a candidate for County nlnssioner, ut
isuing August elrcfion.'
rr Justice of the Peace, Prccimct 4.
f' We are authorized to anneuuce GEORGE W,
u, Esq, as u candidate for re.elcct iont the
4 Justice of the Peace fons Precinct No. I, Dali
inty, at the enuing August election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN \.
II, ~ a.caniidate for Justice Of tn Peace for
Hct No. l, Dallas County, at the cn ung election.
~ We are authorized to anpuunce A. W. NOR
N, asa candidate for Justice Of the Peace for Pre-
ct No. |, Dallas County, Mt tho ensuing election:
aS- Va ,re autho lied TO ammo ,nce DR.. A. u. RICE
y candidate for Jutticc-Of che Peace for Precinct
;. l, at tho en,ning election.
For Constable, Precinct No. I.
SO We are AN ,h0rzed to announce BEN f.
MES M a candidate for Constants In Precinct No.
At the ensuing election "a :. 49, -.
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FHH VERY LATEST NEWS.

We siyo below the latest tclcgraphc items rccciv.
ed taken frnm the iI.usfon Telegraph of The lth.-
The dates are from Gen. Lees Headquarters, near
Richmond, AZ late as thv eth June. and from Mari
rietta, Ca. M to the 10Th Up To these dates no re-
cent general 6shting had taken nlace around Rich
m,nd, bnt from Gen. Joe; iohnst us line we have
pulse Of the Federal attack on the 9th nrd ON tho
30th. fp the first engagement the enemy acknoHl-
edge loss If 1000 before Cleburne5 corps nni 7D or
800 before Cheathams. Beiarr iar'lccs the loss is
aii 20 be estimated ut 1000 and abJus the same mum.
Der before Ioring.
n, private SOURCES via Tyler. bavc report
'Shich reached that place he evening of the l2;h
inst, that Grant and Butler had simultaneously ht-
tack'+ the works around Richmond and Petersburg
and the latter by Bcaur'gard. Both attacks sig
nay rcpulse1. Grant b'ng driven lack three miles,
wth'a loss of not less than o.. Ger. Grant HIM
self being among the killed. ani Butler utterly ront-
ed; by Beanregard, with the oss of all his artillery,
ammunition, Nc and with like proporiionable loss.
We may add that he report of Grants death reached
also hy passenger in the Wednesday nights stage
from the North. who said that soldier heard the
receive IL. Iftrnc we will hear of II bv
the Houston papers of the 18th to night. 1t
generally believed in Tyler when informant
left there.
From the Houston Telegraph: July II. ,o
MAsIkrrA. june 27.-About 10 o'rIsrk 4. NJ, tie
fnss %sr s"ss'@s .ns r"%sr hS d a p"s
session of yhe gr "fEsr cat cns l.f CENTRE
held by Chea,tham and Ciebu-ne. They mar h"i de-
family with lines 81 battle Our tr@ps rrscrv-
ed the lire until the enemy marched within n few
yards of the brrastworks, when opened with grape.
canister ard mnsketry, crcaii, great hav'c in their
ranks. Our fire rapid and destructive that
the oond not rally. and were driven back with
oss Of 500 1910, 100 prisoners captured. AMI two
stand. "t ce,orr.' The wood- where the dead and
woana-' 49, .', .. -. ns.. ing it i'm.
r.s..',. To- ..'', Hrr 90, yar .r., very small
Erts. Cen. llr-l, i''iai d. So '.i1t.i
LaTE1.
g.prr SuuT,1, H-.,'t, '.rr Jn!v -,..
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MARRIED

In Denton. u mon county Texas. On the Goth Of
May, iSI, Bl Rev. J. C. SMITH MR u. A. SAY, to
Mlss SARAH l.. MORRIS ofalontsguc.
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EXECTTOR'S NOTICE. - WHEREAS.
~ at the May Term ot the County Court ui DcntoI.
County for Probate business, 1854, the undsrsign,'l
Was duiy lmnihrd rs Executor of the Esote of Cha-
MrdIin. deed, late OF said county. Therefore, all
persons ndrhr ed To sold estate are hereby notified t"
make immediate payment, and those having clairf.-
against said estate will present them for acceptance
within the time prescrhel by law, or they will h.
hai red. Il. W. ALLEN, Executor.
Denton, July 4tE, lS6i.--46:Gw.
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ssos,s abe o.. 6. Is. fs. a. very ss.@l.
Headquarters North Va. Army, June 25.-seciy.
War: w F Lee purrped the enemy cavalry, which
had advanced along tho s. s. r. r. Ne had a skjf-
.ish On tho al near bin xiddie G. H., and the Kext
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09
recovered.

C. A minister once delivered a stron,
sermon against visiting on Sunday even
ing, After tea the young clergyman said
10 a friend:
Come, let US 60 to the Deacon's and
spend the evening with his daughter -
How? ?" cried his friend, with much
surprise, g is it possible you can make
such proposal 10 me, after the sermon
you have just concluded -
80 pshaw," said he, 'sI only made
those remarks in order that we might
have the better chance with the girls our
selves
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g "Oh! Angeline,". said a young
horticulturalist to his love one evening,
" If you could only see my Isabella
How each day she developes new beau
ties-so beautiful Hanging over me SO
tenderly-no honey SO sweet to the taste"
Angelina suddenly fell to the floor like
a flat-iron.
william ~ she cried, "you love an
other ~ and swooned away.
"Ohl L have killed heri'' exclaimed
the young horticulturaIist, jumping up
wringing his hands, ooh, Angeline-
don't-don't! You mustn't for the world,
Angelina didn't mean tt only meant
the grape vine!'
Angeline recovered.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

g. A kind hearted wife once waited
on physician to request him TO prescribe
for her husbands eyes, which were sore.
% Let him wash them every morning with
brandy said the doctor. 4 few weeks
after the doctor chanced to meet the wife
Sc Well, has your husband followed my
advice'' ''He has done everything in
his power to do it doctor, but he never
could get the brandy higher than his
mouth
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

eS Well, John, did you take that
note | gave yon TO Mr.. Smithers J" in
quired a gentleman of his rustic servant.
. Yes sir, replied John AZ took the note,
but [ don't think he can read it." ''Can-
not read It - exclaimed the gentleman
''why so, John ?'' 80 Because he is so
blind. sir While l wor in the room
he axed me twice where my hat wor, and
it wor on my head all the time"