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Yankee Xotioms.

4 rrieE has gtor Gs i co:.y at 'h" New ork
Times Of Ma:ch Isl. It is cnl;rgiy devoted TO
Jcreuiiad ever the Florida disaster. Five columns,
closely printed, tel The casualties in The battle q;
oiustcs, aS they call it. Many and many pasiry
Yankee aud paltrier lIcss:aE-tl say nothing OF
hundreds of misguided negrocs-was Giadc to bite
IN. dust on that occasion. Good for them The
richest and most entertaining hing in this Yam
kec sheet is BAEXuM's advertisement Of his nu-
readers it will certainly make them laugh. One
nav SEQ as many wild beasts at BARyuM'S rs ST.
john tho son cf ZrLedce saw 10 bis vision on the
Isle of patmo:. Nothing is wanting in his col
lection but the African Baboon, commonly known
~ Ass LINCOLN, aud McCLELEAS's Anaconda.
suffering however from the severe blows he has
lately had upon his Lead and tail. We imagine
that old Apn would Llow nell on the farniiy
coffee pot" And isn'. th:. good one about the
educated zeal playing Oil musical instrument? ?
We battered ourselves we were acquainted some
what with every musician from the piper that
played before Moses down to the present day, but
this seal ~ DAHStA T2t,iCr gels Us.
MUSEMENTe.
BAnSrM'S AMERICAN Museum.
In compliance with the repeated solicitations Of
Numerous patrons, the Manager will reproduce.
F0::: rIi.S WEEK ONLY.
TOM TAYL0R'S GREAT DRAMA,
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN,
with all tho perfection and effect which character
lied it at ts former representation here. 1t will
bs played
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS
WEEK,
at ; and II o'clock, and
POSITIVELY no LONGER,
rs uew aud eInasniaceut spectacular piece will
be brought out on
MONDAY, MARCH,.
Mr.. HARRISON,
tho Comic and Impr"mptu Singer, appeurs at
each performance. as docs, al.a.
TILE rYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
on his three whistles at once, aud the Tyrolean
Family Coicc-Pot.
THREE hii;;i; AND ONE WOMAN,
each ovsr eight fee high.
THE TALLEsT QUARTET or HUMANITY
ever seen on the fu.e Of this glubo are Visible at
all hours; also.
THE TWO ELFfN DwAETS,
The LILlPUTItN KING, and Ge;i. GRANT, Jr.,
Ii yrs. cid, and % in. high, l2ys, Old % ill., high
Jafh NESE h;hSE- HUU.
The WHAT Is IT? or, MAN MONKEY.
ALBINo FAAIL:.
THREE GROUPS S0FM0yING YAK FIGURES
Wax Figures Of Qaeen Victoria Prince and
Princess Of Wales, ueu. Tom Thumb and Wife,
Com. Mutt and Minnie Wurr.n, in their Wedding
Costume, whichetkcy wore at the Generals Mar
riase, Feb. 10. 1863.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE pOGS,
from Colorado Territory. The only specimens Of
these rnrc animals ever seen in this region.
THREE SpECKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING ONEi: FpUR POUNDS.
a MONSTER PYTHON,
the great dragon Of tie East. ani
OTHER MONSTER SERPESrS.
lLouDIN'S AUT0MATON WRITER, |
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays MUSICAL /
INSTRUMENT +, nnti n million other wonders. t
2jr.nis Children ualcr ten, II cts |
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k~V -
Mobile, which is one Of the best hGtcl* in the
country, have reduced their charges troin $SU 10
SIS per day.
ES During the recent raid in Jackson. Miss,
the Yankees fsur out the roous occupied by the
Catholic Church since their house of worship was
demolished, stripped the room Of the altar furni-
lure and vestments Of their worthy pastor, threw
them Into the mud and completely destroyed them.
.@r- Mr. Simon Berg.tt, of Lancaster District,
had soNe months ago OILY eleven sons in the
army. The twelfth son,, and last Of the family.
game Of military age lately end promptly report
ed to the enrolling officer.
" There are but four poiIts Ia the State at
which the new issue will be exchanged Cor tho
old, viz: Charleston, Columbia, C,oraw and
Greenville. So ssyslhe Grconvi!le Mountainecr.
5Ey> Tie proprietors of tho Field and f'ire,iae
offers $3.50 Tor tho bsst story, and $3.50 for The
best poem-of $50 tu 800 line,-to DO deli, ored
before the lat Of May, aad examined under the
usual csndiliona
80 Finauciers Of London have taken tho Con-
edcrate loau, and perssteatly refuse to touch that
of the Uni.od States This is a financial reco sui-
ton Of our national existence, and substantial
eyidence OF their confidence in our success.
las- owon LovcjoJ, of Illinois, and one Of the
most radical ibolitionists of the whcle North
died in Washington la.t week. His funeral canc
Of in Brooklyn, and tho newly tangled idea Of
miscegenation seems to have been practically car
riod out on the occasior-one of the pal-Learors
heing u negro, "formery u slave"
a.is- Gut Of ii Ysnss regiments furloughe,l to
rocsEit, pot 5000 meu we're obtained, aud lO,VtO
os tho furluushed YanE, deserted to the gold
mines of Ijrho.
sY- The Richmond Dispatch says The North
ern papers received for several weeks part arc
glocniix iu their Vaccinations nbout the war than
they have been since its opening. Each batch Is
moro solnbre than tho prccc,iipg one To ceu-
pare the editorials of this month with those of
November last IS a very pleasant and genial
amusement for Confederate.
9Sr General Grant has directed tha. recruiting.
for cavalry regiments shall cease. 1t s under /
stood that order will shortly be issus to mount {
Cd infantry to supply tho dohcioney of cavalry IN
the Federal army, he considering ,hat b.aach Of
the service to be more efficient than cavalry or.
ganizstiosS *. =,
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I,,cs. aorthern und European News.

J,,isca States papers Of the afternoon of
5:b have beeoseceved from City Point,
buckingham the Union candidate, h'. been
-a,rctrd Governor Of Connecticut by 5000 ma
jority., ~, r.,..,se
1000 bales OF cotton.
In the Hruse of representatives on the
oh. Henry Winter Davis, from the Com
mit,es On Foraien Affairs. introduced res
olutlon. declaring that it does not accord with
the ueou!e of the United States TO acknowl-
edrs 81 aonarchical Government elected OH
tue ruins of any Republican Government IN
Mexico under the auspices Of any European
power. The resolution was unanimously tdopt'
ed
Foreign advices of the 25tb are uai;npor;
tans.
Maximillian was 10 start for Mexico ea the
18th. lie had refused Slidell an interview.
1t is intima;ed that the new Empire wouia
be strictly neutral in American affairs:
At tho election at Leayenworth, kaAsa',
ON the 4th, the polls were seized by .Ccp
perhead mob
Mayor Anthony, and many of his friends
were beaten. The military refused assistance.
The Copperhead ticket was elected BY SIX
hundred majority.
Gen. Saith will command the troops in Tue
vicinity of Fortress Monroe.
RIcnMoSD. April o.
Baltimore papers Of yesterday have been
received.
Gold closed in New York ON tho 9th at
ILL.
Lincoln has dispensed with the enrolment
of negroes in Kentucky Oh ple'' &c from
Governor Brarnlettc that Kentucky woa'd
furnish Is 900 men without conscriptins the
black population.
Nothing has been received from the army
Of the Potomac eycep. an account "t ,ihces-
sent rains.
Al bridges on the Oraase and Alexaad'la
Railroad are in danger of being swept @"ay
by ircshets.
A large forage train sent out from Bates.
ville Ark, was captured last week BY guer-
rilI.s.
Mason's Hall, and the Winthrop House, in
Boston, were destroyed by fire on tie 6th.
Buckingham's majority in Connecticut is
six thousand. e.
: The Republicans have elected their caIiai-
date in Cincinnati and other cities.
In Milwaukee the Democrats have been
successful.
Theeurrency bill was defeated in Congress.
Garrett Davis proposition that 70 negro
shall become :. citizen OF the United States
was rejected on the 5th. BY a'votc OF twenty
three 10 5.
European a,iyiccs of the 9TH state that
four now steel clad steamers Of great speed
are abcu. 10 leave Liverpool to rnn TIC
blockade.
The health Of the Pope is iu,rraving.
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Tor thc.Legislaturc.

Mn. Eplrou You wil confer favor on The
friends Of that well. tried and hish-toncd citizen.
SAMUEL STEVENS, ESQ, to announce him .
candidate for the next Legislature.
MANY VOTERS.
April II, tt% lo
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For tho Advertiser.
I,.hot Gov F,foyn Desircs.

" HHt UUV' 1IIuWII 0es11Cs'
l.n. EplroR: Wcbcg that you will insort the
sabioinci extract fr,m ,.ila,cpapcr, as indicative
or tic limited desires Of the Gov. of Georgia, who
has latey been ambitioas Of very questionable
no.nricty
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c-ss~ The Mobile Tribune lcarns from gentle
man, jast froin Desi"polis that nl!Sn+onelanlred
unl fifty Yankee prisoners had arrived Mt thst
pace. hey were taken st or near Yazoo City,
Among them WAS a brOthor-u law Of Gen. Grant,
With tho rank Of Captain.
zey- The New Ysrk Herald give, Kim np--1ear
it: ave a5.-aioa 'I!"aast oii Abe as bop less
case. We have psil.d ai:n, we have praised him,
and havO helped him ia every way, butcau got
no good out of him."
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Far thu Advertiser.

The Eag,ar!l Village Aid Association aclnosl.
edges alcaof. superior stwing thread from Mrs
Head, Of Ninety-six.
Mns. Ann GRIFFIN, prrs.
MRs. wM. GoonMAy; scc'ry d Trcas'r.
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~ The Editor'bas been quite in'ii-nosel for
the last two lays, and Fer consequence ws h"io
but little editorial this week. We hope however
tfat the &J7r w;ll soon bsnp aaa0t his post
n.o;n
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puaIsos, XeEsE & CO.

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Announcing Candidates fr any Office 81 honor Or
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Cbu,rY notices Tributes of Respect, or an: COMMITS
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FROM Dalton.

DALTON, April 9.
Fart Day was universally observed here
yesterday. Religious services were held in
the different Churches Rrid camps.
The enemy fred on. Dur pickcts this morn
ing, but made 10 turlhar demonstration.
1t is reported that.taa 9th and 18th corps
ofSacrmans arny .hSte gone Fast. They
will be rcpis..l.. ~ two d,'ts1rss. -
Stokes; renegade Tennessee cavalry, who
were captured and paro!ei by Gen. Wheeler,
are in service without being exchange
numbering all Conicdcratcs who f.ll into their
hands Among their victims ;ve Capt. Bled
soe, or the ith Tennessee cavalry, and eight
Of tho Texas Rangers.
Every descrter from our army is sent across
the Ohio River, Immediately to prevent the
formation Of guerrilla hands inside their
lines.
67ss~ We are informed that tho following is the
form OF transier ON the certificates for four per
ccut. bonds:
For value received, assign the within to
Richard Roc.
Augusta, April =, 1861.
Executed in my presence.
JOHN Doe Notary Public.
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Purchasing Agents
Notice.

A Ii members Of my Company at home will re-
"A mort Immediately 10 their command at Jack
gonSoso on the expiration; of tl,cir furloughs,
legs oficialsy ndfisol otherwise. Those having
Horses at home. will leave them and report dis
mounted, as thcy will sfterWard be farloashed to
get tLcir hortes
Com'l'. Co. B. 9Th EeSt. S. c. c.
Camp HasooI, Apr 9th, 1t 10
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Notice to Conscripts.


4rH CoxG. DIST, AEDEYILLE c. H.,
April 6, 1861.
n THE Medical Examining Board of the 4th
n. Congressional District will meet for the c1-
animation of Cunscripts and soldiers ON futaush
at the following times and places:
Abbeyille, Saturday, 18th Arpil, 1861.
Ncwberry, Tuesday, lJih
Iauren5, Thursday, 21st
Lexington, Saturday, Zou
Elgeield, Thursday, 2bsh
III. Officers and soldiers on furiough, 'oho are
able 10 tr.trei, must report to Ho,pitui E1auin-
ing Board for extension. Such extension cannot
be ommended by tho Medical Board for the
District.
9. Those who are unable. TO frdeel TO a Hoapifal
Board may report to the Medical Board for the
District on the days above indicated.
,. Those who are phy.ioaliy unable TO feare
home to appear before the Medical Board for the
District wil previous to the days appointed, send
UP to the Enrolling Officer of the District the
certificate of his attending physician. embracing
Il full and accurate statement of the case-which
certificate will be referred by the Enrolling Office.
to the Medical Board for their action.
II. L. ANDREWS,
Surg. prost. Ex. Board 4th Cong. Dist.
Official
FL. MOSES, Jr.,
Lieut.. and Y. o.
April II sc 10
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~ The proprietors of the Battle Hoasc in
Mobile, which is one of the best l,O-cl: in the
country, have reduced their charges FROM $5u 10
Sih mar 1n,-
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For the Legislature.

The Friends Of Dr. ARTHUR W. YOUNG
BLOOD respectfully announce him as candidate,
for seat in the next Legislature. Tho exempt
by law, he performed long tour of service in the
army, and left it on accoupt of i'll health, which,
service together with his intelligence and high
charagcr; entities him to the support of his fell
low-citzens.
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Il. TUCK Err.
c. N. FREEMAN,
S. S. FREEMAN,
C. WELLS.
+. A. SEARLES,
JOSEPH PRICE,
i. II. CHAArDERLAIN
q. e. R0BERTS0N,
IT. =. JENNINGS,
c. j.. BLAIR,
W. l.. PARKS,
j. A. TALDERT.
2to Is
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European aisiccs of the 9TH state that
four now steel clad steamers Of great speed
are abcu. 10 leave Liverpool to rnn the
blockade.
The health Of the Pope IS Improving.
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Theeurrency bill was defeated in Congress.
Garrett Davis proposition that TO negro
shall become y citizen OF the United States
was rejected on the 5th, BY a,vote OF twenty
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To the Voters of EdseiieId District.

Iu the present condition of our country, men
Of sound Judgment and experience should be
sent /, the Legislature. We therefore nominate
our Old neighbor, DR.. ". D. JENNINGS, man
eui,able for the emergency, hoping he sill con-
sent to ai,l OF, Stare by his counsel in the next
Lesixlature.
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Apr Il
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pEraErEp this life, in this District on the 9th
ultimo, Mrs. MARY GETZEN, in tho 5Tth yerr
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April II,
, 1864-02-13
sTEAcooM TERRITORY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1s 1856

say, sir, it isvery hard to be called prisoner
in free country, for doing nothing at all
Heaven knows about this here debt that il
brought against me, for don't. But know
that locking me up in Jail won't pay it,"
80, cruel law" exclaimed Mary, ;" framed
by fools and put in force by usurers. Let
justice laugh at the wise Legislators who
shut up the springs and expect tho reser.
voirs to be filed"
"Why, miss" said the official, a. didn't
make the law; be only the officer Of the
law. Socome along, Mr.. Danvers, my good
man, for l can't stop all day to hear your
daughters speeches. l have other jobs Of
the same sort on hand, and business must
be attended to-"
"Go, unfeeling man." answered Mary
"we will go with you. Bear with misf0r.
tune, my dear father, like man. l will
accompany you-take my arm. If / have
hung upon yours with pride, upon more
joyful occasions, it shall not be said that |
was ashamed for you to rest upon mine when
they led you through the streets to prison" "
And she accompanied him to the place Of
confinement.
TCOZCIrnFD NPxr WEEK
, 1864-02-13
THE voIcELEss.
By o. W. HOLMES.

We count the broken Tyres that rest
l, Where the sweet wailing singers slumber,
But DER tlieiF silent sisters breast
The wild flowers who will stop to number?
A tew can touch Che IAhgic string.
And noisy Fame is proud to win them:
Alas for those that never sing,
But die with all their music ia them!
Nay, gricye not for the dead alone,
y; whose song has told their hearts sad story
Weep Tor the vOicelezs, who have known
:: The cross without the crown Of glory!
Not where Eeicadian breezes sweep
= yer Sapphos memory -ha1nted pillow,
But where the glstening nightdeIs weep
oet nameless sorrows thurch-yard willow:
o, hearts that break and give no sistf
Save whitening lip and fading tresscs;
III Death pours out bis eofdiai wine,
Siow-dropped from Misery's crushing presses
II singing breath or echoihf chord
To every hidden pang were given,
What endless melodies were poured,
As sad as Garth, as sweet Us hCavcn!
, 1864-02-13
[CONcLUDED NEXT WEEK.
A Western Hotel,


A Western Hotel.
Those who are accustomed only to the
present day travelling through the length
and breadth of the land, where thew are
whipped about bv cars or steamboats, in less
time than it takes to stay at home, and ar.
rive, when their davis Journey is done. at n
palace, where the most frivolous wish of
their hearts can be Instantly satisfied can
hardly realize the style of travelling tbrouob
the extreme West cf thirty wears apo. and
the hotel T?l accommodation Of the same
period.
About that number Of wears ago ncces-
sity. or in other words. business took me
tbTouch tho southern counties Of Illinois
NV exncrience in the newly settled norts
of the different States was not small, but I
was OBLIGED to confess that southern Illinois
showed IN about as rough a hand as / had
seen held anywhere. Aman travelling with
what the natives were pleased To term . store
clothes" on, stood but little chance unless
he was disposed TO set aside all the ordinary
amenities and neccssitiesof life and :. rouyk
it," both physically and mentally, with those
he met. They yc.c fearfuIly exercised lest
he should {. mt ON airs" and repudia:ed. in
advance. any such attemnt, Thcy had no
dread of ANYTHING human. Int thorouyh
detestation Of A s1ryever. and n full deter.
mination TO extermina,c ANYTHING in the
shane of Il land sneculator of the face of
the earth. In u few words. any one coming
with the SAVIOR of the citv abont him had n
|
to Law aside every trace Of his refinement
and come straight down "a the bacSwoods
standard Of uool. fellowship.
This was exactly the state Of things when
one dav late in the autumn. I made INV
w,v tbrouoh an apolosy for n road in that
same southern Illinois. The day had been
sbowerv and enid until nbout three o'clock.
when Il fairly set in for freezing. dreuch.
ine rain. / saw that il would be impossible
for me TO gain the town had set forth to
reach. and the next move on the board
wonli he to find some shelter ON the road.
nrov;ding sbould be fortunate enough 70
como upon house-rather scarce COM
nudity in that section. 1t was full dark
when I realized nv wishes. and the realiza-
'OI r,;.od eav ~ 'S snos wi ,Sa, ,ooLod ike n, ,,
,on,n, 18th ~ ,So CLEARING bnt not a sion of :
Snmi" % ~ Rv % ,ho roa5s;Js in f-"nt ~ Ills
clearing. n most was erected, and about ten
Sot aLoy" Tho crounJ n siyn decorated n
This si"n which showed t6e hand Of the
domestic artist read:
| TAVERN
Accommodation sar Man and Uoss
To SMALL
Than 7 l,ow tb,, 7 must be somevbcrc
IN tho ns;~hh"rh"od If !, " hotel" but I
, 1864-02-13
GWbat neSs to-day ?" said d !hefeha

"what news to-day" said q !.erehanS
to his friend, lately.
"what ncws!" responded the other!
l. Nothing, only times are getting better
people are getting on their legs again."
"On their hgsf" siid the first, ~
don't see how you make that out"
"Why, yes" replied the other, /. FOLKS
that used to ride are obliged to walk now
Is not that getting on their legs again 7"
, 1864-02-13
By JOHN O. SAKE.

II was q jolly mariner
As ever hove O log;
He wore his trowscrs wide and free,
And always ate his prog,
And blessed his eyes, in sailor-wisc,
And never shirkcd bis grog.
Up spoke this jolly mariner,
Whilst walking up and down:
"The briny sea has picked me,
And done me very brown;
But here goes. in these here clocs,
A cruising in the town."
The first Of all the curious things
That chanccd his eye to meet,
As this undaunted mariner
Went sailing up the street,
Was tripping with little cane,
A dandy all complete.
lie stopped, that jolly mariner,
And eyed the stranger well:
aWhat that may be" he said, says he,
as more than can tell;
But ne'er before, on sea or shore,
Was such heavy swell"
lie met a lady In her hoops, @
And thus she heard him hail:
I" Now blow me tight but there's q sight
To manage In gale; d.
! never saw so small craft
With such spread Of sail I!
sObscrvc the craft before and ait
Shed make pretty prizew
And then, in that improper way,
, 1864-02-13
PUGET SOUND HERALD
CHARLES PRoScH,
Editor and Proprietor.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

notwithstanding the Democratic party
regarded those same fanatics as leaders
and placed them in the highest Offices
within It's gift Vallandighan, the H5a-
preme Commander" was the great idol
OF the Chicago Convention, and the au-
thor of the most important features ofits
platform Dodd, the Grand Commander
for this State, was an influential member
of that Convention, an active leader OF
the party in this Stats aad a trusted
counselor in all OF its deliberations
George W. Mcbride, was the President
Of the Mcclellan Club Of this city, 81
active and influential leader Of the Dem
ocratic party in this county,and District.
and was repeatedly honored, By its sup
port, for Offices Of trust and Importance.
These are stubborn facts which cannot
be gainssyed. They prove al that has
ever been charged against the Demo
cratic party, ris: that It il in the hands
OF men who are welding it for treason.
able purposes; Who are throwing It's
power and influence against the Govern
nent and in the intsrests Of treason and
rebsla.
When the Tines can dispose Of these
facts II viii be worth its Wits 10 attempt
to be funny