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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

Tho Suprcms Court Of Massachusetts, hrs
decided that legal contract and promise
made in good faith to marry another must,
like an act al marriage must DO deemed TO
,e valuable consideration for the conveyance
oof an estate, and will Justly entite the grantee
% hold it against subsequent purchasers or
he creditors of the granlor. -
At the close Of an address on the Proela-
nation mt Cincinnati, ~ few days since, Prof
Amasa Mccoy cal led on all those in the i'm.
mense audience, who were in favor of sus-
tanning the Emancipation Proclamation 10
rise to their feet. The who.e audience sprang'
to an erect position with resouudng cheers.
The first railway train ran out OF Chicago
Ia years ago. Now there are 80 trains leav-'
| ing that cfy daily. The total numberl Of
cars in these trains is l ,432 freight, and l63
passenger. The daily out-trains, if placed in
one line, would reach 25 miles and IL rods.
A Soldier at the Soldiers Rest. Washing.
top the other day, threw loaded tehpound
shellaiuto a stove, closed, tho door and Law
down in front Of ir. 1T exploded, and the
stove vas torn to atoms, but no one was hurt,
nor the building injured. 81 Ho,l soiissia :
1t seems that the quota Of ycrmcpt ia filed
mostly by Canadians, who have been tempted
by the high bonn,ies. 1t is declared that
!, there are more ofhem in our armies than de-!
tcrter aud !, ,sksJia llers" in Canads, D''' -
During 1868 there wers 255 persons killed
intbe United States ly steamboat accidents,
and 264 by railroads. TIL, Losses BY fre rlur.
ing the same period amounted to sla,oUo,-
900. ,0i .tidloK ia'1n 1lJtss
The wit deservedly won his wager who 10 .
company where every one was Dragging of
his iaIl relations bet that be- had a brother
twelve feet high lie said two half brothers
measuring six feet each: eonnN' edJ % !"
A queer old gentleman bsiog asked What
hs wished for dinner replied an apretite,good
company. something y cat and napkin"
Jupiter made wound upon bis head to let
M.hprsa, tho Goddess Of wisdom, find her
way GU, and evT since many mortals
have thought II neccessary to scratch their
heads 10 enable aw;se idea 10 cscspo.i'il
LEAP YE4R.-It may not occur 10 an our
'llsdyafriends that this Is leap yebrsrT The num-
: ber uf those that are Ymarried and given ID
marriage" may Indicate. however, that the
fact is known 10 sono extent. There ale sew.
cral bachelors waiting to'be "takeu in but Of
tho coldr :. ''f ~ no 20 .riaS7
1t "a said lhs, fhc arple eaten 10 Eden by
, our fist pareuls VAS y "a seek nd tvftker.
Some say il wass "spy. s-sdr "a .asT
II you arc to sing With the spirit and tie
9 understanding, u is quite necessary that those
wio hear undsrsfsra e'so' ~ ~
IA French vrtcr sass, ssISorow ia a, fruit;
God does not leiyitlglow on q Ssshsh to-
I IEeak 10 bear i,."'' '',..n .,s, i...,i. +
!. QiGs rre defined ias things that are somo'
. times taken from the pinons Of one goose tt
Ispr9gJ the opinions Of another. !.
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HIhhsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1864 Z. .-.

service bas been held at 10 o'cbck IL tho FORE
noon every Sabbath. There j. also a Saba b
School, and the attendance upon and interest
In both have been good. .Mes:rs. Morrill, and
Taylor conduct an Interesting Bible o,ass, and
there Is bible eli 30 with a convict teacher
Th IRE are asp 8 classes in arithmetic, making
good progress, and classes in reading and
spelling. Books arc weekly di tIibulod from
the Prison Library and well read
OFFICERS OF THE rRisoH.
4 Wc append a. list Of tho offers Of The
.Prison, all Of whom have performed iheil
duiios with capacity and diligence. n0
Iapeetors-Hon. John Morris. President; Hon
Amos Root. Hon ID A. Loomis
Agent-Wm. l.. Seaton. 30 I'd
Deputy Keeper--D. j. Holden.
Cerk-H. II. Bingham.
Ctapfdin-Rev. David Winton. AaG &
Physician-Gcorgs w, Carhartt.
Ma.ron-Mrs. S. A.. Fay. '2A'
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GEN. FISK AND THE GAM
BLEIsS.
A Raid ON the Tiger Dcns and
FIuttering AmSng the Fancy.
From the 81. Louis Democrat, Jan. 7th.

From the 81. Louis Denocrat. Jan. 7th.
About ten days ago, gentleman named
Milton Bonham, an agent Of some kind for the
GoverbnienL arrived in this city, having in
his possession between three or four thousand
dollars, belonging TO himself and other parties,
Being Of a "gay and festive" disposition and
not averse ,o,"tryiag his luck" at tho shrine
OF Dame Fortune, ho was at once singled out
by the genteel "ropers" or agents Of the gam
blers, as a pretty pigeon TO pluck. =
7 He visited several OF the gambling hells Of
the city bet pretty freely. sofaetiraes winning
and losing, until at length he fell into the
hands of Chanblos, at 8s Washington avenue,
opposite the Lindell Hotel, and was feeced
oct of something over three thousand dollars,
Bonbam laid bl, complaint before Gen. Fix,
and the Goner'l determined TO restore his
money 10 summary manner, aud, after OBJ
tanning list of the principal gambling houses
in the city, Issued an orper to Capt. A. G.
Edgerton, 10th Minnesota Infantry command
ing the Provost Guard.
CLOSING ALL THE GAMBLING HOUSES.
Capt. Edgertou Immediately summoned bis
guard and proceeded to take possession Of the
house indicated by the order, but before be
finished the job Gen. Fisk was urged to com.
promise the matter, and concluded to do so
He proposed to the gamblers that if they
would refau1 the money von from Bonham
he would let them of, Some Of them wete
willing 10 do This, but Wm. III. Chamberlain
partner OF Cbamblos, the man WOO had wor
tho money, refused on the ground that ho bat
received but small share Of tho spoils, and
that Chamblos, who had obtained the lion''
share, was absent. Chambcrln represente,
that Chalnblos had gore to New Orleans, anc
would return 10 the course Of q fortnight
when the matter would be fairly adjusted
To this Gen. Fisk demurred, and the proposed
compromise falling, the ordcr TO Capt. Edger
ton was renewed, snd that efficient and 'reso
lutte officer again marched his iuyincible guart
to the resort of the gay gamboliers. RePori
of the intended raid bad by this time leake'
out, and there was great uB -"
FLUTTER AMONG THE FANCY,
aud rafting Of ''dry bones" hasty pickin;
up Of "cbips." and hurryiug to and fro frol
/ oae end Of tie city to the other. Most G
the birds, however, we're to late, hut one con
cern was found completely "cleaued out," an
was not interfered with for the reason tha
nothing was found in the den worthy Of Cap
Edgerton,s attention.
CAPT, EDaERroN's RAID.
On Saturday last, Capt Edgerton proceed
ell to execute the orders Of Gen. Fisk, and o
that they took formal possessioa of twelve Q
the principal gambling houses OF the city, j
each Of which he left squad of meo, With Of
ders 10 admit no one except the proprietor
and to allow nothing to be removed foI
them.f.i F. .asa a'.I =.
Gen. Fisk prepared to sel! the gamblin!
stock at auction, on the 7th, but they pro
posed to compromise, and Gu the payment I
the sum taken from Bonham, were released
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19
. CAPT. EDaERroN's RAID.
Winter Meeting Of the Michigan
State Agricultural Society.
OFFIcE OF MicH. STATE AoRIcULrunAL soo'Y

OFFICE OF MICH. STATE AGRICULTURAL Soc'Y I
tD +" DETRoIr, Dec..27, 1863.
Tie Executive Committee Of III, Michigan
State Agricultural Society, at meeting held
on the 18th instant, resolved that the Annual
Winter Meeting of The Society should be held
at Ypsilanti, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
February, at Follctt Hall, which has been
placed at the disposal Of the Society, for the
purpose; and, that it shall last for fou, days,
during which the subjects named below
will pc introduced by brief essays or lectures
and then discussed, by all who may desire to
speak on them, in tho following otd,r:
1st. Tuesday nrtcrnoon-How can the
State Agricultural Society best accomplish
the objects foi which it was established, by
its exhibitionsi H
2d. Tuesday Even;ng-Fruit, and fruit
culture in Michigan.
'aJ. Wednesday ternoon--Sorghum and
s,gar manufacture.
4th. Wednesday Evening-The Agricul.
.u.a College, and the experiments made at
,ha; Institution with muck aud composis.
5th. Thursday Afiemoon-Stock raising,
and the comparative Value Of The bre ,da O
cattle. 'h p" 90 : :.
9Th. Thursday Evening-Farming con,
sidered with regard to the rrofit Of scentif,
management NM af 90 = ''fa' ( u
2,6. Friday Afternoons Sheep culture
n the profits and prospects OF wool growing
9Th. Friday Evening Agricultural prac
tice. 1
During the forenoon Of each day, the al
tention Of the executive committee will b,
given to the general business # the Society
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

ET Eleven locomotives from yicksbuIS
for the Nashville RAILROAD have arrived st
Louisvile during the past week. They were
alllcaptured from tho rebels, aud have been
repaired, repainied, aud remained. One Is
named the General Grant" another "AbrA-
hsb Lincoln. nj The fattcy is orLsmertrd in
the sAsly HE of the Hfesidcn, iH'ss mo,-
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A few days since q Copperhead clique, for
tho sake OF political capital, sent to tue exed'
and tainted Valandigham for his "ortograif
for the Cincinnati Fair. Ye martyr embraced
the opportunity TO inditc the following hypo'
critical letter: ~
WINDSOR, C. w. Dsc., l6, 1868. 49,.
"Gcorge Nc LangbliO, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio; I.
"Sr-Yours of the llth, requesting from
me an autograph letter, for the benefit OF tho
Sanitary Commission, haa been received, aud
cl erfuily comply. -lsgn,2
"The oljec Of tho commission is ono OF
mercy. II is a charity truly christian to visit
the sick, to hca. the Wounded, to minister to
tho manned, to comfort the afflicted. 10 re-
cve the prisoner, 10 clo,he the naked, TO feed
the hungry, to give drink to them who are
athirst, to cheer the widow and tie fatherless,
to save human life to alleviate human suffer-
ing, and thus to restore soma part OF that
which war always SO largely subtracts from
the sum Of human happiness. That all this
is to be wrought out on behalf of those or the
families of those who brave wounds and death
with beioic courage, upon the many battles
fields of tlis most soirowful cf wars, gives but
ati!l more of value 10 tho mercifn purpose.
Tho commission, if ju.ly, fairly. with integti-
ty and without patiality, it shall perform Its
pious duties, will prove itself worthy of aitbe
praise bestowed by Burke upon the beneyo-
lent Howard. faH ir rat's
lgV,.v trualy
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PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
For club Of IL copies to address, with SIS free copy
OF the Weekly. -Et.
10, slubu.2 copies TO address, with s3 free copy
of Tri VT ekty Tribune six months. .,f
For r OF 10 copies to address, with $50 fee copy
of the Tri-weekly Tribune year, the Daily six
months.
For club Of &C copies TO not han two addresses
with 900. the Daily rrlhu nc free
IT, Money by Pratt, Express or ir Registered Letters
,,ag be sent at our risk. Address
=" :, at-d NoviT TRIBUNE Co, Chicago Ill.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

How 10 make Berloncy sassidge--c.refuily :
prepared by Ike lliIlinga, from ,hol'ong'nal
lssipec, now in possession Of the iaaily. of the
Duke OF Ca fsh take eel skin and stuff il
with ground cat; scesin 1t with Scotch snuff
and per imin ite; Lar il on hog pen 10 dri,
ard then bang It up by the tale in a Doich
grocery for three months, for the ilies TO give
Il the trademarks, then il issedy Tor use and
kan be kat mp Into rito lengths end sold for
police klub-. M .-ti - ..,..
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every truely, ts,.
&c. J.. VAILANpIGIIAM.

But the loyal committee, at the head of
which was Gen. Rosecrans, nipped the sweet
li,.lo prejnct in tho bud, as might have been
expected, and thereupon the Springfield kegs
ister and other Copperhead pspers raise az.
other dismal howl over the "tyranny Of lha
Infamous administration! 33i ee.s'i -.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

There arc over54 vessels Of The iron clad
species now ahsator 10 process OF constFus'
fspn. The Navy Register will contain tn
DANES Of nearly 500 regulsr war vessels 10 che
Eatiopsl service. 'nmsso. .e.ar cs'if b -.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

: Fowls uoostiug IN irccs al Ncw Albany
Ind, were found on New years morniug up
side down, hanging by their claws TO the
limbs, frozen hard and solid.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

The above statement, considering the f
nancial condition of the country, is highly
Satisfactory.
~ nEALrn OF THE PRrsoSEas
ii The health Of the prisoners, has been very
good. n TLero have been but six deaths and
but few violent diseases. aud no contag ous
ones. Several accidents have occurred from
the use Of machinery, ono man losing an al, IN
aud ono hand, and u number Of minor 10
jnrics One, r.i u,l, his throat, Intending to
commit suIcid ,,sDande the pa.t ysar The
hospital has been re.painted, white wished,
furnished with new. beds anil bedding through
out, and with az abundafce OF hospital sup
plies. ~ 's 'o'','osi sdi = sis'iesi I'D
:, ''a'e MORAL rxpsovfmrsr. .o' ~
"a he Cbsplsius report shows lhai Divine
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

The to,al receipts from all sources in 1862,
!, were includieg value Of licensees. $2l3,l 1877 II
! Ilis believed that the transactions Of this
Office for the past year will contrast favorably
with the operations Of any similar period
snco the organza: ion Of Tile StD:,.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-19

X5 GO bss. T. EN- y. a AL ID, d q. ,,,,.
pefson eQaghta Bureau Of LJDiUN 4 D0NkGHY WITH
two OTTOMAN COVERS IN ne OF the drawers. wheevtr
wsIl receive the above -cwaid. ~ wM w. DrNAGHY.1
HiIIsdalc, Aug. %. 1868. i,f2- n Tli77
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GEO. Il. eMITiI, M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
would respect uly offer his services The peorle o fII
IN and Vicinity Office Wallron & Ratys 8ankng
Office. Rooms formerly occupied by br. Key.
.tErFrsENCEs -Dis Read h Ford, Norwalk Ohio: DR..
h. n Rnsman, CircieviIle, Ohio; Dr Chas. McMillen.
Ned. Director 18th Army Corps; DR. wm l. Peek, Sur
goth o. V IL Dr. J. s. Ely, Surgeon esth y. V. Il;
br. d. D. Beredet, Surgeon 25ih o. VI.
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DIR. III. Nj. WARRE!

HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
orrrcE IN CoMMErcrAt BLOCK OYER VAN MSS &TKRxnas
SroRE! JOyEsvILLE, MIcu Rtirr G, Y. NJ. Hale NJ D..
and Faculty Hahncma nm Medical Gill ge Chicago.
rY All calls 10 Hil.sdaTe Vicinity, by telegraph
otherwise, will be promptly attended to.
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WALDRON HOUSE IILI.sDALN.
MIy.LARn

This house has lately been ope ned is central to husnes
Is large mi ndius and offers Grs class sccmmoa
tions to the travelling public, novl 1868.
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! h' ch.p'.ia.1 report IsIl'ab '.ab9v. lA.' Divine
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KNICKERBOCKER a. BARKER

sKNICKERBOCKER& L. BARKER
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT LAW
and Solicitors in Chancery Office In Bostwcks Block
Corner OF Howell and hec2ipm Sireets sdae, Mich
GRO. A. KNIcKynaoexER. cHAs. h. RARKzR
- j. J. CLARK.
SURGEON DENTIST.
ONCE over Motifs Drug Store. And soryIIillsdae, Mich
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MERCER a. WEAVER

LAND AGENT AM. NUEAh1 IUBLlO.
viii attend to the purchase and sale Of Rea Estate per-
fecng titles and payment of Taxes. Particular at
tenton paid to the settlement Of Tax Titles Office IN
tie ghest House. noy.5'59 Hiiidalc Mich.
The sun., 1864-07-23

te oisvsi No bl,i va, lounI Iy ihe Grand Juty,
ard hence he piiSoaef mast lie diseh.iisA. The
10 tho s1se .: IheoSote 4 ~ .-t'oh h.stc,n noted
In the sU~ Gen. ps ieta.Ies Lat 70 10 As' haI1 ~
order q tie PIesdenior voiI tn5 the iA~ iesiEo 70
W. Jssspb ". nan,,.s c,,e ". also tc'or. tho
Whst III, st.p.s u /, no, ( ,o-n, .tbgnfb ti.
.fe chi, tcs tasts to7i''-. 80 efief'd INTO y
petition n - sc -. oi'a 80 n,'e"''g .stuinry
ttsts and s's stnat J. .a,s g'' re..r t9nnce.ei
vlth the niintfty s"tTi,' %. the tt-tei btNea
CHAEtArLs BSqrrsrr- ArSrn2, oy wts 70
ProuArg.- IL vii Of !. 90. 10 ia, aos admitted to
vota'a lctve, e5'o n ne Nev Y'rk rGnan Csiho-
ie OPT n ~ um. 500 g. ..c COZ, O IT, we
.,-s - -, '.'.. Tte -f,l a.
Atry iaai.. Il otsl.., afo a'r. i'a. '~,ees s u 10
the q ~ houss .ni Asj 4a = sAs l ot,ttani Lps-
ocpI GhGfcu oi 81 ci'..
Fotrs isrftltsr.-~.- nd - ~ S,-o>'.-Ys~
torday ponirs mnn vUoe ntrrs ia 'urgNsod %
have teen vsnftrhcver 'el in @pr-is s'.fcr', u'at
Wet .pt ~ 'sSc- uaro-'e.l-f lr ,N 'cL Wa'iac',
~ ih" ''-t ti'f a'I 10 i' h.'i ''i - -.
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shht. Ne s-s aTP' sn,7 i.l. - s
Gesi
7a, rnt,,-on rNur,,.v pirb, william ii'rri,
an vtL am uoushcfty quaoeAcd A, 30. II East
Bo,'s a.. ana he fof,rer .ts,boi d. sister 90 &c
e.,in i,f.ctinr .tstioas -otli. usrr', aTicrt-
. p, OrIre. ifsl-, Of e.. iOl ~ Itecnct AZ i.-
Wi.tF' hr jrs'yc losiInf, l4d hoHt aeiH va tft"n
8. tlc So 1oiA llo ~ -...., ~ a.cat- . Cox
ve . tty moIulnr. Aa,Et.ot la .r.t 81 20 50 pose
inr fh.uura C-th1 sc t..tc'. ~ sab 81 . SO
no 80 "a kn0. % a., slo To. Urueil ;eIy 'rter
.ho NsauIL sAs SaA i-Len 70 'ae No~ io.k '4.s-
=.
Aiecsf Ealb>-p ~ c-ift.r Z '-ce- Cuin. ~ te
F..-'a l.s..l-i srss - Pauisk y Iop o.. No 10
Cfe s'ittL uTys 30 isnt Of "bh .n g l'uf4r =
sI.ef. . Lu -, o. t.af 'fitr ONE 'd hs 10 'ssn
a. sfrit oiu uu.gg i.s p.'F 10 'lHtH. 50.
Ju'' 60 lowing ocumiusd A-s'-y an oen'uIt OF
t1Uu. lHU.
shot Chaf'c, ngle- : refTn'n, 80 thct hy ~no
r"ison vLo :. urtro.u n re o. cc in Ca t-it. u.
1unsr .uol silfn. liNt. II -. ~f,eI ADD lAifd
htcnuo, 10 lauisaay L-.ht. lac uS ll-en 70 81
lukb's ucg.ltAl.
The sun., 1864-07-23

" PIT ycs - y~ erssd snino - - F
whom although ocsnpslled by eoussssy " 80.
snorg my Eucsss ihink much otter 70 b ~
mate Of . jsi and the eompcnIon ~ Aeanns ~
10 nov denong with M. ID" ] look
vae captain Of the navy, in the bcccrNng usfl o
AZ lie procession. lie seemed about 6ve-lnd n
years G sgo, below The middle s.sc; and, s,tks I
troad hould,1ct, was yet hn- Eonc'y for -
He ieat res wore cASeleus expression of r..
az reSklcs.r 80, which . c,..uA observer D =
aasrls1 "a The good -na,ured llrntns-e q The - c,
lot hcArtr oXniner would disovcr . coz
hardness in his vlaase, . hind n cruel eafelens
IN his eye, snd -coraful prot~cticu Of the uD'
hpN which plainly sad. This man has no he's
sud 7 ~hs true--for be was proicSssd dueit@t
''iaas man" cliJ the General, waxing war
he spoko, 'toservcn to lie cas-, out nom soreen
. monster to hideous even ior punst menA
ds-r'oslle even 10 - made sn example q. Hd =
murderer rom iuc''nsecr-a homicide for am
meat Whcn be Is in aArtor. he maka u HE
sness to frcqient such puihc places ~ bis II
Eves hin 1dmittancs "a, ior the cxrrc8 piH, :
of qInrrclliuc with and nnllenl1ny such indiy
his as tle universal knowledge of bis cherarte
lows TO Gpp'osch ain; and sure ~ meeting L.
place, ~ sure Il Captain Is n he y mira o.
90 kill or wound his adversary; Tor long prs.
has Vvcn him such = dertrHy with tie n
that be can nurutcr with sue, ossivc balls the
tHus On = sailor's iscke', or shoot down phiA -
te Suspended irlin the yard arm Of his own frts
Yet "a he Kind mi humane u the men undd
comiuGud; his shlis c"mpany love even HE
ih1's; and his reckless sniry In acton, Il
lorct by tho eior,s ot a daring crew, have ],
hin the name of the Plight ~; CaJ tAin,' - n
a. the sbCTninable prediction have describe
ITO BE- eorttausd.1
The sun., 1864-07-23


s,srussd With an eye 10 b1siDs4' he moro sansuiio
bsiIsved n the Indications ard tfticd OF their rail-
rusd aoekA 70 invest "A G0rsf fc u tteu 's-an
spnfsiion ths. exhibited tIdf vis'o'n' inhn4ueh -
,hs nevS frusn Alianta r'os!vei 10 rt ai e1ocn,
0v~ u,s FejeraI lotds Ns CTfa -, Guf
ssni gold downward. si- fcr cor'- " 'he ntn-
~ sstis!sctsn of iutoftas .ni t.om House eio-
hsvN The aoer~onlsi ope ra'ors, rih loH urat4 "-S
- hlustss ronlsed to bsisvc t.a; Jo''ison ia7'
vund keat fnr pcscs ana tcco-..nRly c'e @'el 10
- b. which thoy Wsfs srr, 10 ieiis, rorr- iAiHs
haadsms. IN the r,oduoo maikct sifalIa- -usa'-
ws.s tosh place and me hc--y Ts-la,o-' Do VI So oi
~ biusA - they rssiD,i hov MOLLY ''eif o."
vsrs mAliins anay 1t tie ne 10 renion cf l"'cciul
Examination Of tho r-e'ont var rnuHnr'o'' hni
sAsddy opssx,ofA dill not .Itn is iie' ~ na7ouans
~ psAsA 90 any terms mi sll'e' "a 'io'i4ent i'f
0onyaeins such thing Z ss' ismnin ve''
esuaAed In pa, loue l.nr rIqrp D.. evory ISLANDER
INV VA Of that f'ri of rli'iofiAm that taxed
lsvNDy, whiis H.. ,rcoch rlako1 tNei to.r eoier
WI Uncle Sans froeilt1k% On We who'e' te
sPean NesotiAtlons" have piodresi quls fs"s1-
~ IN the city. and ha uhcc; TIA, BIDS isif 20 -
6isnssed longer than any other "ro,olt" iu't.iu-oi
a,oe the forsse prociNnatoa Elt1e ~, agqcl. aroo.
fn MILITIA REGtwrSrs-Ths city rr-i
mnU thss have no, yet len 'e,ru '' 10 ai or. any
dAAnie orders and hsflly know What 10 D. pr~ o. -
Am. Gen. SANFORD has Issued i.r'r p'ory or.o-'
- then 10 p ooesd TO wul, ,neou sli ou the ~ 20
AanA Governor seymorr T. Il md, ',ol, declares
- ~ going /, optional With tl.in 1trto''..er.s
Umassny seem dispo,cj 70 atop uo GsvruOt'I Mes
- kink In the military .tIehi To- .e ror.t. Gc1.
o@Aford has gone 70 Albany to coa'or ~. iae r.e-
0aas. however, and 1t 10 p olal TINT t.F.-.'oy
O1ssssandins will is eventual " l'atiti
- NV of the psopeu.iues 'yiH.oi lf 1-ns ~ no
0anbsrs of ns~ly-Ialei militia o.-t.. 80 to
The sun., 1864-07-23
The Duslist,
OR, RECoILE1TIoNs or A SOLDIER.


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,,ui' o' ue comnnnd "a Quarters At BartodoeS
S''uotoi IT. he of TIC Royal ArtJcr-'! on
~ - ',Au tnen WE. lie - nov no more.
i''r hesrf never tcai tcuen'h uniform
r''of i.Iit nevcr minated sold'er', '-,ino q
49,. - 80 rtef' r'u'r' more generous
.. 'e,oi tev.r cf4sted u t My sfouh ian~
sc I'm i hr'i-i revrr',i HIM when ior-
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an or nS are 10 rceo olo~uoas iAsi NOW sprng
I ~ 10 ny ufe'a. II memory iss so, q hcsh
,-"t' ". am .'rocn hrfua o. the orv Hirl barren
4 VOC = "I h"hor'ihs IN WHICH tAVs long Non
".,'' ~
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- ''ie "efy' etyaic'i to thn hc'rhi II about ~
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80 'ur 'o , tha il,s were sAtI'eIl'F y, ,ne
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Eriy = ie- re4ish erc,n. ~, q'r rfqcc was, how
! ~ = - iy, - by numerous .otsof soldiers 1t
dr H. whose white IA, e.e dre,sos were thrown out
'u srouz relief by thr lark cnlored be-k ground of
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