, 1864-02-04
STATEMENT OF Mr.. JAMES STACEY, NEano-uuS-

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VIZ. CHANDLER, lat Lieut.. and A. D.
This ends the bloodhound question. Ths
| hounds of James Stacey are now scattered
and killed, with the exception of one which
GEN. Buford keeps at his headquarters to IL
lustrate the facts Of this letter, II. D. L.
| NEWS AND PLEAsANTn1Es.
Never speak Ill of any one-not of you
foe eyen.
What kind Of horse should a person
have during Lent +? A " fast" horse.
The two polls could sooner meet thar
the love Of Christ and tue love Of the world
Punch thinks that the last languape
spoken on earth, will probAbly be the Fin,
|, Mrs: Partiugton says " that when she
was a gal she used to 20 to parties and al
ways Ind beau to e1fort her home
"A negro undergoing IN examination,
| when asked If his master was Christian, re.
piled, mo, sir, he's member Of Congress- y
| Italy don't allow her army officers to get
married; ,21o haye transgressed, md are to
Our boats before Charleston throw about
twelve shells day into Charleston. It must
be Dahlgren's intention that Charleston shall
be "done before slow fire."
-Unrequited love is great power in So
ciety. Its Influence lately caused a Washing
ton lawyer to blow his brains, out and St
LOUIS Dutchnah TO drown hlmself-
| Many a man thinks it a virtue that keeps
him from turning rascal, when it is only 4
full stomach. One should be careful aud not
mistake potatoes for principles. .
An Iowa editor acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of Congressional documents, "in nd
vanct Of the mail, in consequence Of flock
Of wolves md bears chasing the post-rlder
across the prairics.
The reputation which q man wins and
Keeps up By cunning. devices is sure not to
Taliscotfan process is said to drop OF as soon
as the Wearer dies.
"A thick.headcd guuirc being worsted
By the Rer. Sydney Smith in m argument,
took Lis revenge by exclaiming: ssIf had q
t Ron who was M idiot, would mike him q
Parson.", ':vcry probably" said Sydney;
iop.' NJ see 'ouf .'1' 'A'neF h'o i ansfsn' op'n-
/ Two canar1es n nor1S n,c mir of vb,te
mice. icechcs il a bidder. hnttle Of cream
samn,e ofc,dor -oost In, oot,ao 3nadsd M I,;sati'
nplilee, &c, were among the artlclcs sen}
through tie British, post Office before the re-
cent rcruiation fi1in;s ti,c sizc and shane ~
a nro,ect 6,r tha erect,on o,f s.thoe+r.
for III. neot,l.,; haa insf hcen stsrta IN Paria
The hnjidfnfr In contaminated To- 1oId fanr
thousaud SPECTATORS. The nrices nf admtssion
being equivalent TO forty, twenty aud sixteen
cen1s. Inc caIcaiatea aa e. cost Of this theatre
Will pe equal 10 ss'oUV
-Ayonng lady named Pauline Pores has
received the academic honor Of Baaa-laureat-
fs-{tftrts nt tie recent examination at Bor-
deaux. She Is the third Lady ately thus dis
tirguiehcd in Fr1nce-M'lle Roger at Lyons,
and lille Milne Edwards ut Paris, being the
other two.
The editor Of the Lyons Republican has
carefully examined all the orders OF Provost
Marshal FRI, and finds nothing which forbids
subscribers to village paper from sending
the editor turkey. This announcement will
no doubt hurry In a good many turkeys to
aEold the draft.
"A poet lecturer was congratulated the
other day on the pleasures Of popularity.
"Don't you find It pleasant" said q pretty
woman, ito be surrounded by a crowd Of
Indies Ia the way you were last night after
see e smiling h3
It, ,Wouid be vastly plcasantcr to be surround
ed by one."
An old Yankee, when lie was told by an
English tourist in this country that the eel
ebrRtion Of the 18th Of July would soon be OK
tinct, answered: "Scc here, stranger, don't |
talk that Way. tell YOU when the resur.
rection day comes round, the first thing done
in the morning win be to read the Declara-
o...ia safaots poy ~ : i.ocuMianoch n paItsn, |
of no, eud - 1.oa a,1ss..ao v 5ns
n,a5e r. cloy w y W3ra ~ t1,a bo-sas ,,,eJo ~
c]ay. too ~ he asked. "Oh. ycsn WA the
ren1y. Hall Of clay.H uThen. mother. nm
can Doneleon has Int one Ier: hns the cIov