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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
DEPUTY CoLLECToR's NOTICE,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or WILMisaToN,
Cor. 4th and Market Sis.,
e. BETTs, President.
GRo. n. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Subscriptions received for the new seven and
three tcnths treasury notes and the ten-forty
bonds. aug.22-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

IL you want Refrigerator, call at 504 Mar.
ket street and take look at the North Polo, it
is good article, and we are closing out at old
prices. Ferris GARRETT.
May 10, II,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
A4tanfinn I,adien.

Ii the newest aiyies OF Fancy Combs, Steel an9 We
"A Jowelry, Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses eiik Fsns
az. aars1ois N AA~ SSA H. DlXoNs,
wy Fancy Goods Store, 81 South g, sth street
~ Peacock Feathers bought or made into fans OF
Tly Brukhes eATSeAAs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

oYFIcn OF AssIsTLHs coANussARy OF sURswFExoz
WInSeToN Del, August 18th, 1866.
OEALED Proposals lin dupliaats) for furnIShink ths
u Complete Army Raon 10 the troops Of the u s. 10 the
Stat OF DelaWsrs will Do ressved at this Once, until
NJ, on monday, the 2sh Of August.
HRHRY D. JUDD,
aug 292t MAJOR o, r. Annyt A. cs,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
oErIoa o. rHs wILasIsoEOs sAvIsa FuHD sOCIErE.

oETIn OF rHH wnNSeTos sAvrsa Fund soeHry,
August %, 1864.
mHG Annual Nesting Of this soeiay viii be held at their
Il Office, on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF September nsxt,
ffom 10 to IL O'Clock A. NJ when 26 ManHgors will bs
elected for the enBulng year.
ALRERT W. SMITH, Treasurer.
9. T. corner Eighth and Market Streets.
Ths MnnaF. elect will In the evening Of the next
day September 9Th, att O'Clock, TO organize the Board.
aug a0-St
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

THR NORTH PoLK RKRRIaaRAToR keeps youl
meats, fruits and vegetables cool in hot weaihsrI
q few left at 504 Market street. IT,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Farnn tor Sale.

4 SMALL FARM OF NINETY ACRES NHAR NEWARK
4s'-A' VIM. McCAuLLEY & CO,
sva.tf 500 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ninety Ninth session. (ES64-65.) J

WILLIAM GIBsos, D., Emeritus Professor Of surgsry
oEoRaHB. wooD h. D. Rmeritus Professor OF Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
HAnuRL Jackson d. Emeritus Professor Of In stutes
o. Medsine.
HUaM L. HoDsB, NJ D. Kmerltus Professor Of obststries
and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
JoahPH CARSON, NJ D., Professor OF hatera MedlcA and
Pharmacy.
RouRRT 4. koGBRs, n. D., Professor Of Chs smlhtry
JuRKrn LhIDT, Al. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
u. ii. sNIfH, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
FRANCIS a. sATH Md Professor Of 10 stues OF MsdIeiHs
H. A. pnsEosH, m D. Professor OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Wemen and Children.
ALFRED sIiLt m d. Pre- sssor OF Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
D. HAra, Aoslw, NJ D, DomonstrAtor of Anatomy, and
Assistant Lecturer on Clinical Surgery.
The Lectures Of hs Session (l664-65) sou 6egia
on the Second Monday Of 0ets6er and close
on The Jfrst of AaTch.
One Intleduatory will bs delivered to the Courte
Clinical Instruction given throughout the Session in
the Medical Hail. by the Professors and at the
struetion is free. ' -
Military Surgery and Hygiene will he faily taught by
the appropriate chsirs. ~
he Dssestins Rooms, under the supeiirttnien,e Of
the Professor Of Anatomy and the are open
throughoutt yoarj except in July and August
The Room for Operative Surgery and the oil
BandAgS AZ is open throughout the Session. under The
fees for this Lectures (aach Professor 8l5) 4tO3
Graduation Fas, 'p@'4 '4'' '1''' sS
4. E. ROGERS, MD,
DsaB Of the Medical Facuitv.
SAMUEL PRICE, JASIToR,
University Building.
P.s@Board may be had at from 50 90 to So per week
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns ssalds Cuts.
Reddipg's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, bruises, sprAiRH.
Reddiug's Russia Salve
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cares Salt Rheum, Piles, RysipelAs-
Redding's Russia Salvs
Cures Ringworin, Cofns, &c, Ne.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIB WITHOUT II.
Only 26 Cents a Boa.
ToR sALx BY
]. p. DIEsMoRB, No. 4eI broadway, New York.
s. W. RoWLR CO., No. is fremont Street. Boston.
And by all Druggists aud Country stersks4pers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
STATH or DELAWARE, I

ErecutiUs Department.
], Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr., Secretary of
State of the State Of Delaware, do hereby oerti-
fy that the foregoing is correct copy of an act
of the General Assembly of this State, entitled
''An Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August II, A. D., 1864; the same
having been compared by me with the original
rolls now in my office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and official seal at Dover, this
r, a. fifteenth day Of August, in the year Of
u 81 our Lord one thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SAML. NJ. HARRINGTON, JR.,
Secretary of State.
August 10. ls64-smos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Public Sale.
For Sale.

Three Dwelling Houses stors, Cooper Shop BLACKSMITH
and WhsswrIrht Shops, and upwards vf FIVE ACRES
on LAMB within three Or foar miles Of Wilmington, will
~ sold lew. Apply %
iyfN cue Market sf-qet-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

,AsSAA- In Market Htreet-store and Dwelling beIoW
IiIlE@ Second street; excellent business stand.
EM MM In Shtploy Street-Three story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, 2b feet front so feet deep
In seventh streetTwO three story brick dwellings be-
low Lombard street Also, two three story Brick Dwell
Ings Nos. Gle and 616 West Seventh street
In Second sree-A three Htery brick dwelling between
French and Walnut strs0ts might be made good bust
stand.
In Tatna strsetA large three story brick dwslllng
with ali the modern improvements No ia Tanall St.
Building Lots-A desirable property at the OF
Third and Preneh strosts suitable either for building
lots site for = manufacturing establishment Foi
terms and particulars apply 70
JOHN McLRAR 4 SON,
Ap2 No. III Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

sAAtAe SdH@ @@@H - = = -
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.
The combination Of ingredients in ihsss Pills the
result Of long and extensive pEasee They mild in
u cir operstlon and certain in corrset ali rsgular
ttss Painful Menstruaons rensEng all obltruetions
whsthsr nom sold otherwise, hAaAAehps, pain In the
ide pAlptAon Of the heart whites, all nervous affection
mysteries fatigue pain in tbs back and limbs, &C. dis
tnrbsd slssp which arss om interruption Of nature.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
was ths commencement Of in the treatment of
and distractions which have consigned
so many TO premature grave. No female can enjoy good
health unless she IS regular Whenever an obstruction
takes plAea the general health begins to decline.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
Ara the most ess.ual remedy known for all
plsints peculiar to omAas. To all sssses they in
valuable Inducing with certainty periodical regularity.
rhsy are known to Thousands who have used them at
disrsnt periods throughout the country, having the
.aps.On Of somsf the eminent Physicians in Amer
a. Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with oash bOxhe Price One Dollar per Box.
tanning from % 10 co Pills.
Pills sent by natl, promptly, by remiing to the Pre-
pristor. Sold by Druggists generally.
HuToH1HGs HILLYER PropretOrs
ssp.ll.Iy. 81 Cedar Street, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Its Exemption from State or Mu-
nfcipal Taxation.

AAgAHttA 4et0tNgAVAAs
But aside from all the advantages We have enumerated
special Act of Congress ,atpts an Bonds and Treasury
notes firm local taaGou On the Average exemption
iS worth per cent Annum according to the
rate of taxation In various pArts Of the country.
It's believed that no securities osr great Undue
msnts lenders those suOd by the government, Ia
all other forms of ndsbtsdRs the faith ability pri.
vAts psres stock companies, separate communities
only is pledged for payment while The WhOls property
of tho country is held to the discharge Of all the
obi cations Of the United States.
while the government Offers the aost liberal terms for
its loans ii besvssthst the very strongest appeal will be
to the loyalty and patTiotism sf the peOpis
Duplicate eettneatsa will bs insued for ali dsposts The
party dspoang must endorse the original csrnssts
the denomination of notes required and whshsr they
TO be isuod in blank or payable to order When
endorsed It must be left with the ocer receiving the de-
poslt to he forwarded to the Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL sEcaVkD by the Treasurer Of the
United sAsss at Washington tho several Assistant Trsa
surers and designated DepOsiIarles and by the
First National Bank Of Wilmington,
and by all National Banks which ara the dspositaies Of
public money, and
ALL REsPECTABLE BANKS AND DANKRRs
Throughout country will give further information aRi
AFFORD EVERY FAcILITITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
augsSmoa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

Dissolution of Co-partnership.
mHR co-partnershp heretofore existing under the rn
OF Nebelfer Fanall Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Persons Indebted to the late r requested
TO make immediate payment Also, that all bills be pre-
sened for settlement to either of the undersigued
The name Of the nrm to be used in settling only.
GEO. EKBEkBR,
H. l.. TATNALl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL :
COLLEGE,

6of C0eBCuuE DLrJ COA' "a tNA~l
ESTABLISHED 1874 INCORPORATED lsSt
An Institution designed aid young men in sOquir-
ingA .
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
Tbe ssurse Of Instrueiioa includes
Bookkeeping,
A prasteea by the best Accountants for wholesale,
Retail Jobbing, Manufacturing, CommissOn, fofsetn
and Domestic Shipping Business, joint stock copAnie,
banking, &c.
PBNAIANsHIP,
In sysry style, Plain and Ornamental, Is taughtlby
THOMAS W. MOoRE,
ORe OF the most Hliful Of Psnmen.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS,
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS,
DETECTING CoUNTKRFEIT NOTES, &c.
ssud.Hls instructed separately, and received at any
Cine. ..,
awarded on graduation. =, -, - ,,.
In the practical value o. ih ol ihstrue
tIop extent OF aceomodstions, and facilities for impAr
Ing business knowledge this lustitption Is uueQuasd
CATALOGUES sent frss application.
n7-CRrrKnpAN'a Series of Practical TreaaeH Book
KsspinE, and Judge szAAswsnDs Lecture before the
studsni on OommersAi Law for sale at the College.
81 H. CRIrTKhDRN, o.,,.,,.,.
JonH aRoIsBEcK, fr'noipAi+
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
PENINsULAR r. r. LINE.
Channa of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY August l. 1854 Trains for the
" accommodation OF Passengers will run follows, un.
II further notice;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Wilmington, March LIST, 1884.

Lumber Yard.
H. L. TatrAll Co., will continue the business at the
old stand at the foot Of Market st. and they respectfully
solicit eontlauance Of the patronage bestowed upon ths
late hfN.
They will keep constantly hand full assortment
Of lumber which they will dispose Of at the lowest
kst rates. contractors and builders respectfully
ved call and examine their stock before purchasing
mari. .6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
U. S. 7-sO LOAN.


Ths ssorsary of the Treasury Gvsa notise that sub
scrptions will bs received ior Coupon Treasury Notes,
payable three years from August iSh 1884, with semi-
annual interest At hs rate Of and hestsnhs per
cent per annumprlnefa and interest both TO be paid
lniAwfal money.
Theso notes will be convertible at the option OF the
holder at maturity into six cent gold bsarng bonds
payable not less than ave than twenty years
from their date sa the Government may elect They will
be issued in denominations Of 49, 8Oo $780, eloOo and
$4,000. and all subscriptions must be fer any dollars
some multiple Of hly dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates of DepOse they be prepared
As tho notes draw Interest from August is, perAens
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of note 10 date OF deposit
Parties dqpoaling twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will be allowed
commission Of OnequArsr Of per cant which will be
paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt Of
bill for the amount certified to by the Ocer with whom
the deposit was made No deductions for commissions
must be made from tina depoaita
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Convertible into a Six per cent.
500 Gold Bond.

In addition the very liberal Interest the notes for
three years, this privilege OF conversion is worth
about three per cent per annuu for the current rate for
620 Bonds Ia not lsss than mine per cent PREMIUM and
before The war the premium on six per cent o. g. stocks
was ever twenty per cent II will bs seen that the actual
profit on this loan the present market rate Is not less
than ten per cent. per annum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Bonds Of the State of Delaware,
TO AN AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS,

payable on or before the lst day Of January A. d. 1885,
the interest payable half yearly the s day Of Jana
ary and July at the Farmers Bank Of the State of Della
ware at Dover. Tho bonds will each bo Of the dezomn
tiou OF s1O0o and will eHod In suitable PARCELS and tao
hundred and fy altogether will be sold each day.
They will bear date the list day Of January next and
the interest will from that day. the dTs payment OF
interest to be made on the LIST day of July A. D. 1885,
Aaths and another debt Of s2sOOOo, both created by
theetota in connection with the war constitute her sole
Indebtedness eAvlng out her bOnds to the amount Of
sl70oo issued for the benefit Of the Delaware RArOAd
Company, the payment Of which s fully provided for by
ample sinking fund set apart for that purpose the sale
Of the above mentioned bonds offers to persons and
poraions desiring TO invest peFmonently,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Special Advantages Of this Loan,

IT 4 NATIONAL sAvEas BAAE. Offering higher rate
of interest than any other and no bat searity Any
savings bank which pays its d.pottors In u g. Notss
considers that IT is paying in the best circulating medium
Of the country and 1t cannot pay In anything better for
its ssseta are either government securities In
notes or bonds payable In government paper.
1t equally convenient as temporary or permanent
Investment The notes aiways be sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest and
the best security with banks AZ eoAteraa r discounts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
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journal and stmatesnm Timo-tabio.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,

"Arlhur Schroeder, Chicago, III"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

uhso q cs iafm arfei ui1
these eftHs Csaseas Afr vd.
a am ae sugreas Comaanar
ths % er vla at lis c.ret
aal' has krfi Up @ correspondent
na Jefferson Davis. mas te kine 81
uaf Caaytao a. Dictated ae ressla
n adopted, and moved ihai Me
C'el.aa nomination IS made unani
aors. From ne statistics of tbe or.
3rr i Z apparent that he lodges com
Prise 2 great potion 81 tie strength
s. the Western Democracy The
sons 81 Liberty from the great wing
q Die Democratic party, and the pol
iticians who rule tbe Western Democ.
racy are Obs leading members Il Ills
Order. Ttis eere, organization Is TIE
controlling poser is The party which
secks @ place Gen. Mcclellan IN he
presidential caair. Can any one
Doubt after rcaiiug tha history Of the
Order, thatif he should fail to meet
as wnhe, he assas iaaiion would open
the way for Pendldon, who certainly
iuIly sy~mpathizes with the purposes
tie Order. We cannot understand
patriotism or honor of those Dem
ocrais who dcnoance these proceed
ne bur think they must stand by their
party q 81 events, and sosisin it az
i has fallen into The Lands oftrai.
.ors aud assa,sins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

Died in East Rupert, OF. 81, 1864
Hon. NATHAN BURTON, in tie sol
year Of his age. Judge Burton was
born in Manchester, March 9, 1884.
In early life be became a student al
Law in the office of'Serenus Swift. Esq
then a prominent member of he bar a
Bennington County, and still living al
the age of9l, the Oldest surviving grad
uate Of Dartmouth College. He CON-
menced the practice Of his profession in
ms native town, bat in afew years re-
moved to East Rupert where the res
idae OF his life was -peut. For many
years. he was the presiding Judge Of
The County Court, and in 1888 was
chosen 10 repsesent this County in the
Senate of the State. The influence
which he deservedly possesse d in his
town and County was great, and was
always employed for the public bene-
fit, alike in the moral and religious AS
IN the educational and civil interests
OF the community. Struck with a
paral Sis about a year ago he never
recovered from the attack, but has
been patiently awaiting its expected
termination IN humble reliance on the
Divine Savior. His funeral was nu-
mrously attended f,om his late resi-
lenee on SATURDAY, Oct. q, and an
appropriate discourse was preached
On the Sabbath BY Rev. M. CLARK,
Of the Congregational church
b Rupert.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

On The 10Th inst. several well dress.
ed strangers who had for a day or two
been loungin g around the hotels and
streets Of st. Adams, suddenly threw
Oh their Sleeps clothing and appear
ed 70 the startled citizensin their true
character OF robbers aud murderers.
Squads Of men, each numbering five
or SIX, took possession Of the three
banks IN the place, presented reyoly.
ees to the astonished officers, and pro-
ceeded 10 strip the vaults. Oilers
stood guard in tie streets, willie the
rest of the gang collected horses on
which to escape with the pluuder.-
riding out Of the village they fred
indlseriminateIy on the citizens, wound
lng five or six, one Of whom las since
died. Citizens were Immediately col.
IN 81. Adams and Burlington,
aud troops forwarded by Coy. Smith
from other points, who pursued the
across the line, and captured,
with the assistance Of lie Canada au-
.horities, thirteen Or fourteen Of hem.
which isssupposed TO be about half of
he number engaged in tie affair."
)ne Of the Colonial balins was killed
= attempting 10 arrest them. Two or
aree Of the captured persons have
commissions from JeTDayis: an oil
hem appear to be Southern men and
hey all claim to be regular soldiers
the Confederaey engaged ID a law
d undertaking. The leader says II
a part Of tie plan 10 burn the
,wn IN retaliation Of the destruction
I property in the Shenandoah Valley,
Ut the citizens gathered SO quickly
lat he WIS obliged to leave bali his
.ork undone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

6Ey BrrlrRs RE~rALikrsoN Al
Dprcu Car The New York Her.
AIDS lsmes River oarrospar dent give.
an interesting account 81 the eject &
ecn. Boilers order thar q hundred
aud twentyteven rebel prisoner,
sho8d BE- 80 as work under rebel Gre.
80 Dutch Gap, 90 sei or tha eanaaa
nl Che Confederate authorities in ses.
ting negro s5ido Co. taken prisoners "a
work GA lbc rebel iutrenchmelts
When this decision vas announced
nearly al Die prisoners offered Is take
the oath OF allegiance, bar tlis eleven.
th hoar ~rcprulahee dil not avalltLem.
and ihry were forced to 50 10 work
uudera guard 81 negro soldiers. Tie
retalatory principle was determined
on, although many eli 1hp 6rst iautit.
les were among Us victims. Appli.
cation was made by the prisoners f5f.
lberiy 70 dis gopher holes. Ga which.
they could Proiectihf selves from Tie
fire Of their friends. but this also was
not allowed The pale faced di.may
which reigaed among Them was very
striking, and they ,rcmblei Ike aspen
leaves However, up TO Friday morn-
ing early they had not been fired up.
on, although many Of them had look.
ed on Dntch Gapas being surely their
last ditch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25
BRowN's BnoscmAE TnocnEs.

Browns BRoNcHIAL TRocHgs.
From Tie Medical Director Of tie
General Hospital. Benton Barracks,
ntar ~. Louis, March ., 1862.
Aessrs John ! Brown & Son. Bos-
ton, Macs. Use OF your far-iamed
aud most serTieeable 7r9ckes' is be-
ing made in The hospital Of which /
have charge, and with very bcuifaai
and decided results il allayiug bson-
chial irritation aud morbid sensitive
bess Of mucous membrane Of glottis
and parts ~adjgseaf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25
ALEXANDER ". KrNt-s r.,.,.

GTtFE or VERMONT Alta Probate cog,t
- " tnrhs set District ~ , heiaaa Al MAncbe.t.s.
and far said District oR the ssth day Il Ssptsm
bet 4. H. t-aA
fntsnt Hos. & : KfNr JuaeN
l8r administrator oa tbr Estate ~ Alexander "
Kent late ~ HioemnrtlaIc. Ulinots dees.ss5 a.,
i''t9 iar license 70 aeii all the ryai cctato n aid Al,
esAsl aied seized y osc cqaal undivided sitfs
tmr " about twenty four arfes ufl4pa H. nnsaptlfp
$500 AftlHet~fhat % eouid t~enoarial ia Tho hsAa
wv ~ thls S0te aud otherwise, 50 srll The same.
hhatfpruu = VaH ordered that sald application
ho hesn3 at "a fr0latr Court - o. held al The PRO.
'ta i1 dHpchretsE ia and f4 said district,
az ans Interested in said Esiato h. notified
81, tfnl N3 publishing . copy II the record n thks
order thftr weeks sGeeossIvyly ia the MAScaEsreH
~ hNti printed 81 Manchester, the last ~ which
FNoh'atahs sliali he previous to SID time 81 h,ai.
ing
N II a N.AM.r IN 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25
Gen. Early's Personnel.

"A southern paper gives this anus.
ing account of the rebel Gen. Early
who is now running ahead Of Sheri
dan:
lie is a mar Of considerable corpu-
lence, with a full face which has the
appearance Of the full moon when ii
Is at its height in redness. lie is
about six feet high, and of immense
structure. His voice sounds like a
Chinese fiddle, and comes from the
mouth somewhat in the style Of the
h%ardshell Baptist, with a long drawl
accompanied with an Interpolation of
oaihs. IN winter his head is eased 10
q net stripped WOODEN skull cap drawn
about his ears, while his body is con
tanned within the embrace Of a Vir.
GINA cloth overcoat, striking his heels.
Ills legs are covered with leggins Of
The same material, wrapped from the
feet upwards as high as the knees with
tape. He is brave as he is homely
aud as komely as any man you ever
saw, except Parsou Brownlow, who is
said TO rival his satanic majesty in
personal appearance. There are
many anecdotes RI lated Of old Jubal.
but connot at present call to mind
but one. During he battle Of lie
Wilderness on one occasion a regiment
from Souh Carolina was ordered to
charge the enemy For some reason
they taltered. Oil Jubal hearing Of
II rode up to the head OF the col mn.
and IN That peculiarly Of heavy tone
Tor which b. was noted, erred out.
Blast you, you got US in this damned
serape, and By God you shall help US
out The regiment was siung by the
remark and they rushed upon the foe,
him from every position.