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 Composed on the deah of Chas. C;eaveland, Q Co. D, 2d Conn. Artillery, formerly fro" Terryr:lls, Conn. Sad and loucly-Ch 60 lonely I've been sitting ell ths day, Che dark presence wits me enIy, While uy thoughts are far away; One sad prssesss ovsrshadins, Gleams of light ny life snee knew, As cloud with storms o'srladen, Hides the summer arch of blue Far away, where tent and camp fire Warm and shelter Freedoms hosts, Where our loved ones boldly gathered, Craving death at dutys post, One sad seeas is ever acting Ever acting, ever new, As my busy brain rchearses, Every incide1t anew. On soldiers pallet tossing,
 One as brave, as pure and true hs any there, with brow as lofty. Eyes where looked whole soul through
  Wan and pale, with deaths seal resting On the brow, where 10 fond kiss Pressed by mother, sister, loved one, Soothes the anguish with it's bliss. Dying thus. away from loved ones. Ne soft hand witl, gsn.!e sws:, Making easy iifes last battle. No loved brother to cheer ths way, Far away from home's f,ll comforts. While lis soldier comrades bow, Through tbe vale of derpes: shadows All alone he's passing now. Missing-yes, his name is missing, Where on roll call once it stood. And cur lives will miss our loved one, Ogered for his country. good. One bs,rothed win sadly miss hin, Life blank without iss light, As it's a-en this early setting. Leaves the Soul in darkest night. God of battles ! grant ua quickly Triumph to the cause of right, Let our smitten, b!se4ing country, Sit in freedoms peaceful light. When. Oh when, will end the struggle: Liberty must conquer yet, But the sacrifice VIC offer, Can our nnguishoj hearts forget
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E. &. Stoss.3aEti,

OnAhDN,
 A TroRNEY aud Counsellor at Law and A Agent for the collection of Soldiers Boun ty. Back Pay and Pensions sharon, Uct. 2d, lotI. u'"'
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Y F. " Af.ElEn.

y. F . W 4A fAhA A1 EA% Over the Post Office, South-st., Lltchteld, Ct,
 sianuiacturer and dealer in Saddles. Hsrness. Br'dlcs. HaEers, Whips Lasaes, Socltets. Surcingles. OrHd-
 aaeats, Trimmings, d'c.
 Rossman's OH Biacking For preservng, softening. and renewing the annsarance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds ot double and sin gle Harness of superior style and workman sh;n and of the best material. Snl9
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ENEnGgICN 3. SWIFT

ATTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC.
 AND Commissisnsr ef Dssds for Epsry State 10
 Territory;
 200 Broadway. New York, ,f1o First FlooR-Rear
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Composed on the deaM of Chas. C'eaveland, cf
 Co., D, 2d Conn. Artillery, formerly from Terryc.Ie Conn.
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THE LAgT CjIARSE.


 BY OLIVER WENDELL RuIaEs Now, men of the North will you joiu in the
 strife For country, for freedom. for honor, for life :: The giant grows blind in his fury sad spite One blow on his forehead will settle the fight :, Flash full in his eyes tLe blue lightning of steel. And stun him with cannon bolts, peal upon peal! Mount, troopers, sxd follow your zane to it's
 lar, As the hound tracks the wolf and the beagle the hare ! Blow, trumpets, your summons, till sluggara.
 awake! Beat, drums, till the roofs of the faiut-hearted
 sbAke Yet, yet, ere the sgnet is stamped on the scroll Their names may be traced on tue blood
 sprinkled roll Trust 20. the false herald that painted your
 SnieiQ True honor to day must bs sought ou tbs field ]. Her scutcheon shows white blsZen 0! red Tie life-dreps of crimson for liberty shsd /! The hour is at hand, sud the momsnt draws nigh. The dog star of treason grows dim in the sky Shiae forth frsm the battle cloud. light of the mora, Call back .he bright hour when tho Nation was born The rivers of peace through our valleys shall
 run, As the glaciers of tyranny melt ia.the sun smite, smie the proud parricide doun from his throne His scep,er once broken the world is our own .
 .dt1antic Monthly for February.
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Hereafter, in that world where all are pure, We two may meet before high God, and thou Wilt spring to me, and claim me thine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

-. lor-, Jan ~, 1894
sssErucE - GfS. apsttRASs sToRx rJIa
RIVER oPES.
&c. lose ailyed a. eleven o'cock tbis ing.
lie welcomed the other sdc Of the BY a
n''ee rspre.orng the eiiy government the Mer.hsus'
Escrsrse, the sanitary Committee, and oreGr'za-
ucns. on arriving on this side OF tie river salo.o
BRED and the escorted 10 his bcte by largc
ccneonrse Of clil en- and soldiers.
heavy thunder ishtrns and hail s3rm PASSED ever
ne city this mon~x aud smother heavy ,teuss tel
TO night
Several steamers nave arrived from ronts lea eco
snd csro and the thought 10 DO ofer me
latter ,lace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

IN Ale iiyefloo i'cre court lrrraf, u iArte
t.ysont named tones Hlshsi srd Widur. srf aged n
ite shin .nsndety brsjness. were samnored appear
npd srswer rta,le ~ attempting 10 enlist men 10 seve
M ~. ga ,ory ~ the con ederaes.
The defendsnt rhat vas he only eve tibet attended
lite prosscu.n conducted On tersu Of tie eo,e,n
uenh
IL. oouuse fcr the eidaus denounced the Gaze 40
Que III the tremIsy ever 80 up, aud oucemued h,
severe terms Vie .SUhafe i'ftveJ ~ bnland ~ tre
american go,,irtuent
yhs DC geudlnt bod ,,.r = nnsve, IN bv .vu -
nosnl .4u,a fuf iuC nud ~. safri ~ ~ S9to eaah
lrtom tho Liverpool tousef Ian ~
Tho infor nations believe, chnfpo tho d,eu,nuSa
IL ,s,.sH fy,uh viii ,onsc'. " He t'a,uls SC too
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ONE DAY lATlB YB0m RuHDpE.
- --e-@ 90 feNFF Fl
Arrival Of the AnstralasSan
at New York.
Diplomatic Decisions i'm tine
German Confederation.
austria and Prussia TO 0csnpy Sshltswis 10
Opposition 70 The Federal Dict.
--->--~---, ~--tss~--'--.-~
A FIsDth War Ship Chased BY the
keaysage of BJest.
The Trivzteers EappshaErook and
EsMperC- 10
sF:cs...r.-1'-~
Prose Cutf0m OF Rebeb Naval
ef AGENTS i'm England,
No. b., ~

THO ,unard r,eantbp Austveis. ,siis,r coos, from
40 early yesterday morning.
tho AnsiTalas'sn brings ~ eco IA speoie
Der uaas one dsy s.es than he report q the iy a
Now YORK.
she nj, nloStsrt inJ,atiuf separation ~
no greater or tie German edefa,op rom ne
smaller states the s1hieswig Hoste;n question.
ne Federal Council has ordered ,oqoiry 90 ne
nto The :acts relative so The intended attempt of
,rabuco tee life OF the Emperor Napoleon, which II
fears may compromise Switzerland.
IN consequence Of tbe of tire senate IL keSrd
ine 'nfonsl ,e'o,n the spans bo'ssey
tecdeyed sher se,ilnao, wh'eG las accepted by
.se O. cen. e.s
are ott,o',i ns,t,.,t c. WARSAW rubshes address
fscan iweive Of The MINOR and middle towns rnoNug
That The ,rsasle.on IS N ssest measure Suppressed,
end expressing wish for tie eeslar.somep, v ets
ordes -. a,si.s i u 4 ~ j
sns oean ~ NJ, treoeYies Eptn. fo0rdes = the we
scown noGse es pre.:esi.t tl,tn &'o, Of Joroon
rc0rlei.
hNeaty 81 Irrisy, ipnerce acd Exvicssian lsts
.ie .vo negro sepab4cs O. icer!i ard Hayti bGd
,ipasd ~ cndop.
4 despatch irom .F.eSeosie ord3cderry, dated %
iao n, sass-
lie enad mel steamship Nova ScotiIr, from
ucot, arrived "a oogh toyis hs morning, and HAVING
embsfNed mails passengers aud the latest teis. rms.
proceeded al 1850 .. NJ. for Portland. Al well
Tbe s.esmsnrs Aria ard Esnearoo ssf;ved a.sors.
sosI leo i.
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HtthAf, Y. =, Jan. y lst@.
Noting Was done IN tue Admiralty Court 10 be .sss
u the Chesapeake pirates Wednesday,
rae sdjorrned untr next week.
Ins Schooner rmay, from Natamoros, arrived ns,e
ye.tcrda,.
The steamer cossscs FROM Naianioros 10 nrsso Gays,
arrived this morning. size has cargo Of ec'tot FER
liverpool
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Enxi,-n Nsu,raIity,

Iiis night Boporsble y. Zee. one q Tue ndcr s.cre
tnc lreasafy raa heen sdar~ sins - Naust L.
tn;A al pNtv sncayilfe and referred length 10 the
american Re pointed oat tbe magnitude o. the
undertaking, the tuidens the Nuftn We mroslnl a.
isef and the rectSsity TOR kng and reNnslity.
Advertnp 10 the Alexandra ease ne rad tire pol ~ -
lts government wuld be 70 90 ~ wvNc pe aor,
ard bored hen tie was aNef totl SIDES wDuit
s..aoN .0se o.' N'1l''e e'na',' ~ '''' ''e'1
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pt.fn :, : tsiGersrH ufFRA soR. we regret 20
nocuce the death o. wlsm W. Porter, fer many years
80 operator IN tie oaCe o. The American Telegram CON-
rsry il us ciy. meeting cf bis associates employed
- The ieesfas 6irce IS he'll yesterday, " r Cor,ss u
be chair at which series ~ resolutions eplossc Of
eesed unanimously adopted and ordered 10 be
utsted i ~ he leading newspapers
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NEWS FROM GRANTS DEPARTMENT.
sharp Fighting Near Knox
willie. Tenn.
Desperate Attack of the Rebels
OF the Union Lines.
LONGSTREET HEAVILY REINFORCED.
General Foster Confident OF Tbwart-
Ing the Rebels,

,~ciSNtu jan 20, lses
Ine correspondent 81 the So,ets writing fror goos-
vile ou the aotb iasi., says
on Friday last cavalry Under General Ssorg,s sd-
,anced 10 direction OF cambridge, forty es rom
nays vldotes on, or That yllsge
portion OF our Infantry, under Genera, ra,,. also
moved m but, learnag that The enemy = foos
u.y oud Dandidge, they ,ei d ok 10 their sorSer 20
s:,on
on sunday mornog the enemy, seeing tnn' hSa
drawn bacl oar oayalry far possible, MADE dss
pera;e attack lines with Hood srd hasnrod
.lohusan's Sons, led by the Hampton cavalry
observing the desperate dcte 'mnation a. Tho euemy,
General Stpfges ed Colonel McCook, ~
division q Elliott. cavalry 10 charge the ire
charge turned the fortunes Of the day, whlcn NJ IL
the had oecu te-plealy against Our toai oss
auont one hundred and city
on sunday We 1s back 70 strawberry firs, FIX
miles IRON Knoxville,
tie same evening the .Holson river, With the
view Of iolereeping the enemy AZ Lewisvine.
General Gordon g rangers roops were mocirs - The
same direction on he roth INST, where battle roGd
ing.
Great anxiety exists d, Knoxville With soo.,oiur q
paoic.
Geneva Foster IS pretty confident Of rcearu'e 'fe
enemy.
Gener al ousslreet bas been heavily reinforced.
several Of the prisoners taken FRESH fr'u hi,h-
mCrd,
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ms IlAI.l.N nrraA.

The Mare ssk troupe are cosDg Their season y soeon
Wnh lnJo n.hed success. The, win al srrv, mere on
ssndey and Monday evening. Inc coming season cf SIX.
teen gn,s q crers At Acsaem, Of Muse viii open
win more icau usual scq' the sGbscrir'ion lWi IS
'Tdy olrg " aud me sale or ueNets Il very great
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KrEsEIlNiiIF, Jst, TO- ibb@.
oar cavalry arc sim 10 tho vicinity OF Knoxville Ibsn
cauugcs dulnp the recent Of the Union army are
.isht hundred hsad.o c,tle ave hundred wagons two
i boats loaded with tobacco and crackers sid sever
Boudred barrels o. -four.
reconnaissance in the direction OF ra7cweD fotbo ne
Yankees strongly fortified aud in considerable force aefc
twenty Of cur wasons captured 90 Friday wn'e
f,saeug ,eyond the french Broad river
The csrs t. Gfees,ile yesterday, snd w fss'n
| non ~ SsiUrdav,
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M E. A E'S a n WI v.
Additional Intelligence Of The OefuoTalI-
zaii0D Of Tho Rebel ArMy.
Evidences Of a Captain in the
Rebel Service.
Fnspiriting Effect Of Tho tcDiinntd Rebel Re-
striioDs Upon the Army Of tho Potomac.
ACTIVITY OF THE GUERILLA BANDS.
Visit 90 the Cedar Mountain
Battle Field,
AOs &C. 10


,ssr, .,.,,ps ,,-.n,s Avn ,crSou,sne.s nu ,os,Kn.
at,s ;sr'AshDo,'.
le0e captain cf Lne SIKH vrg''la'asa'y came oso
sensrs sreess lces sn'st tune snes stating De desire
20 take me o"sh o. neganae' ana 'nss 70 hao
rebel &c ossanse fe VS. eopNrea was oeess
% tod out longer and That 70 MS opr'on iFineF re-
sis.nc.e 80 the government o. Tue o"Aea S'a'es
~oud Only iesn't % oesro''ot ~h"t > ~" 'os ." ="
'eoptsdeis.yv enj des'latluR the en}fe so"'I y"
says i 10 madness tEd rory 7" comha ATE now sh"'
ceriaI the soclh nast ed obed enoe 20 'ne oohsa
TOD ard evsotne from WI ca they attempt
seoade, md soat the conclusion very generally
arrived as, though Iot nc'oted ~ s snas ne sooner
tie soldiers 10 the SA'fhesn s'yy iay "owb tneH 'ne
greater e her chance Of eeain nens 10 the ENJOY
! ment Of nome and happiness.
,rsr nsrnro>s prlSG ,,anNrss 80 'ar ro'oHS' 'ss,
inc no,neroos dsse,ticts from the rehe army en-
| courage H.. officers and soldiers 81 tie Amy OF
he potomac believe nas the t'no s ros fas cs'aot
when here vii he total disruption q we f'ns o.
! Northern Virginia.
AZ s.s soa ss,Nos.EnioNcsisur
No cnctr o. irreirence anay e6prosts that TIE
Yeoel rEmy beer reccn.y per cea from
| CO.. .cuus..
rA,s .sn shrnsoN'.
.ep custer, 81 k'patt ca. cavalry d!s Sion Las gore
lome 10 gladden. heart az certain yorng 'dy by
svr,c.ng matf. meDsl union WITH her.
ilmrs me iRsy.
gne.e anoo' s'honsanG ladies' IN no army sard
rsusae relatives u or The season VI military ~
.,y,, nvo,c ,.-te fruitful N supreme en- nent 10
,ay Gers who ~, nor wives behind 90 reIor ,hern
- ,.,o e..a
| - 80, ,,ayt,.s ,,,o>xm...x.v
i ,l.a =. NON wt,,a ~ ,,s ,,,t NAN
/ -. pa,,s., .,s p,,,,h.r,o..r N.ca
80 - -. ~, .. ~, a., -
we "'oe ." ~ !. -. a, '.,n
I~e eo'.ft"1 - - 49,
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Hsrqttnrrrs, ARMY ~ rRs Ioioslo.l
Jan 2e--b. 7.
me camps are tsisi The execution q the eight 90
sef'efs, Cred io today, has been suspended for NE
present
Receoi rieh renee iscm Lees army states hat sbey
e:ttuthl the tute tax Of tertb % all forage
supplies on the nbabiiaIe tnerestous, and that their
horses receive tut four " per day and moi
allowed e be rssd except for eyraof dpsry leacee
Nc Important rberr-t he'd teAer place q lees Gno,p
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The Drs. nanter a nd ccn,, .',o.,. Letters


Our attention has bten called 10 q paragtnih N lie
letter Of yoer Correspondent dated "Hcadqasr'css 10
psspoo, o. west virginia, January 20, 1854, 70 wncb
ne oalis particular painted attention to eer ro'o
sur office, so7cd the person ~ r snyder, wic hes
been recently arrested N that department AbtopAb
vonr .oFysspcndert admits that letter tofisits
Snosp,ny ~ directly ontraband character y he
suasp " AZ rusa'led Tor nsnuation. calc Hated he.
a,rv.a 10 damage IN The eslimat,sn ~ tho pubbe
rho siuap,s fact y this ~ snyder, with whom we
boa p,evops correspondence Whatever wrote " rs
from gnmbe, lrnd. Nd giving az f dcrcrpton the
pase OF Me Wilson, detrng as " prescribe for her.
yhs ge did ~ matter ~ course knowing nothing frr-
ahof Of NE dest uator q; the medicines than aicyc
mated w,uaorapdum ~ directions for the ratieut was
au,losed ~ ~. = snd 70 1pcr this memorandum or
latter sdysiup how 20 proceed Win the ueanert sent,
ami YOU, Correspondent haets h,s elusinre ~ ~
We exceedingly regret ibe necessity sor uoubnp Won
With lhr e,perrt BOT - due 70 oursavos EMO the
pubhc 10 correct tie nlss impressions conveyed Wy tie
pungropb allpds. 10 and we Zee assured you WI irte
I,oaeuss 10 .otng tbo masi,r ~ g you, .oletuN
ilvw yese, 'ar ~ led
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CiNciNvAIl, Jan .G-I NJ.
Inc hIoxyie correspondent of the Gd:s,f, uuder "a
OF January y, says
our entire force crossed the Holstein al Sige~nef
PANS and fell back a position.
loss OF stores at Strawberry plains wac quite 'eStf
Several caisSous blown up About two hoodf
srsggers picked up by the feoels
After cross ing the Hostou troops burnt the oroo
aud everything else likely TO fall into the hands Of
soemy, including considerable amount OF clothing
IN the 22d the rebels and sharpsbooters were skf
mjsh ug across the river, Elk miles above Knoxville,
The movements Of the enemy mob clearly uooeF
TODD Ii Is supposed that ioegsheet viii hesege ErSx'
yle Men have been put TO work on the f%t'osa,iotr,
end new batteries put into position,
Iongsree, has strong and well fortified poraion
a. BILE CAP wesass IA aa sy9~ forces 'oso ne ss'"y
on essr ss3s viii srsss ise,Iity. -s-s-as@
pa.,ers VIII no, rema lsng 10 Their preser, as,on
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shaseeion ~ sech prices az these lne smallest ard II
scch tb.np rood cd fashioned ,umner opger
~ be reea Ie aruest iiguii measured OF "a 10
mach caution ~ mser might he .pPosed 10 e3gnto,
l.s pieces Of geld.
Hasss ior = short ride only bc had foT Is an
sTom tho ciy 80 Magnolia Comeory - only o. shcd
10 cor. age NJ m expense % $50 per oeao.
WHOM FEELING ~ .'iHE ceADlr.
osy wen be tapposed hat whore the sssert'a q
bas =; eoeL axurbiaut ngties Llege eSst =
good deal Of dscon.ent and eruiabling lne military
power keeps cosn the pubic wrath bu. there Is good
foT,oant Tho cou son. Is lne large and the
fasrease. bst u N dangerous matter 10 vcn..lase
~ inc slightest suspicion q a.Laehmep. Tor ne
go aseatcst .ndgn-fes and misfortunee iho I'm
Ysop's have sssnsd 70 deep qse sod await ter ohenre
o. secape ~ b cspored BY The United States Iorces win
,ocnReasabe pasience our informant believes ttat
snsy os tnose sio are incense secessionisis 70 pubic
caly FOR svpedercy and policy. IN private 'n-s
curse tie len pav ccspcts. and pray Tor the con
81 The Ysrsees. Among the fcidery even sne ras ~,
Sailed 10 hear dss sis iou and she hes hcarc some q
New speak istalnby 10 opposition W the rebelicr
81 ysho cod she I-bei'nL e>iid STOP some eHN %
Sissaor't care much whether Nor'h q soan cove s,s
con'e,sss'on ere Las overheard among the So a's,s
hon ri-LY coSsCRlrT ~ cnsrrrsros.
s,;ss s n.y. s ss sr NOV loseeSsr e. a. ocala
hcoee 10 house ard the iron, ben nd tns coz.
eero and d.rrer tables to drag them into tho u
my resistance made dozen reviewers to or, deve,ea
be>d Soon settle the question IN favor OF jon. Dawn
IEfENCEs OF THE CITY.
: she sA~ Lc,,y batteries aronnd the city e.. ,,,s.
E2lcsme ~ sTslhe daily 10 srse numbers anu 90.
,.u,,,. sssuei sEpSiipe ~ Ultimately drNrl
OF our foI,es,
yssa,srsI cr rne. rfNs..SsG~. srA,f sfw
SVtA CiEL: 49,.
". cesti,s me treatment y 'nior r. ~
NIL brutal No rueDion : paid 10 tneir ."s. v anu
,sry ite s,ou,e allowed 10 reach hem i'ni ss'
- ,eg,uy rssdenis ~ tie city Little articles 81 MANlN
Mad 10 DO en- ~ Ell the hospitals 80 sIt1 Wee ~
yrkuatsons e. ahitehtd :, p,,,~
when numte o me Crion prisoners we're AZ hol,.
hospital IN q very destitute ccnoivon,h fo'nA ~ s
New gors who bad been ACHING az c'etN ~ WY " IA
stoyes in .haYssgOn lor N &c ~ tour 1eUss Wv va
saved about $500 gcre ousy scrt 700 o9t o. he 'Wh
Itte eaDinvs succeeded Tor several Gays - osfJhi
arsuuy wines and other ro,iving afuccs. sO eeHisa
asoat her persou 10 the as stance 81 ne sufferers -.
ss al proeeut IN TINS city without means, snd 'dfh ''
% be SLOWED TO srpef by the generous eu<eps -"
York.
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-, ..s-w. hay. s,.c ,.,srs' roe boi,rtsrhs w
\, Is, sHr ,a.'iss ~ " &, routas rgeoe'ou.
t,e ,at,seis ne eiIs 10 caves = Nssals BY Du.
,ee, Ws,uiof - y. u. = fn,l. 800 'sseie ~
r., istt issemus, lsta "Nn us.t =" ',e w. las
ANA atYn io ktt4usua A4,h ~. iv. Mttlf ass po.p
b,ued some t..,u,~. - oo.t buw,t whe add N.t1
",ush ~ thau SAFE.
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GENERAL EualfRiS pErARrwEMr.

Tstaate rsssi .gsapn,haA.a e.nt
bnns1--AsgsSs "a fEer@ysss fsosn Hs.n-
sGAAA~ ~.
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!. ~
For twelve yar6s al calico She wss gcG 80 fs@
xose hhs shed with the following yr:ces q.
Of the soTmeD articles in every day
ION, AZ fciiowe.
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Runners or Rebel InvostOn-Hs pSsssS
FIghGag 1T >eoUssifIe-FRtn FeoeeD-
tre-PrObs election Of Scsernor
BrsmIe.,- 80 'he United states sonata
DC. Sc.
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.fer DMVis' SON tM the Federal ssIIlSt.
~ LuudcL Star lar. 10.

.prCm tue ioGdcp Star, jan, 70.
letter :rpm gentleman occupying nigh rosltcn ~
sEo Tia ,ed States the hug ..niops tory
,his ram.nds mo- he writer, ths! jet iays SOD
ny his Save girl hsne, ID the fedora sefve on
BOARD or sr e1nbuss the Mississippi To-
.fal m0rire--a iiIs!y meatto. Among the 'ettes d
len, hs norse Wy our lsinos troops there "as
d Dai.h Of ousrl esome eDises between Ter. ard MIA
r3vis touching th.s Old fame cabarine Ms DAYS ~
nae ldea her husband briefly. have this story G,om
II Sire highest oiee,s the squadron. who had the
negro beard lis s,nroai, and who h.mstF sesG
re e:terf arr eurlres> Cd them.
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"., ,sm,,ees,o ose,red 70 pr'n,sa
o. as s,S 1 osa'so,s Nc srgIcer',s'rf 600 zoo
rEd adopted. .,.x..s. IL. .....s ~ -.
resolnti.n was ares Ell Il -c. "A ~. ~, a,0.
ravers ard lsuorcrs ~ tie en-, 10 oHie IA. tror
dnct Rosrd 'front.' 15'o =? day,
tre 9th " Juy s-i. Adopted = u,rcv me
ctfmfnnn'caflof wss received from H. :. 1isr.haf
Mayor, iisusm unp somm nDwatirn ron M. l.bg
ttAer. 90 The ~. e1p.slcn aud W.. n haideu =
ufpnl 're adoption 81 IN cfduante 10 prevent .te
~ y 'u'wratnt powder tbe IRE Narsh.ls slgecs
ti"ls rea, - follows
~ N,ss.yIs ofttr, lan. 70, is,4
- Hs A.vos su ksNnf -
iraK sa-- The receat exr'cs on ~ 81 n -, -.
aud the melancholy Ess ~ lie - ~ $500" -
As,- - rrant,ty Of su,n John eating
hvwo y .-r~, rxss.es she I'D MOI re permitted IIe
NJ e.<rts, tus ~ The event a as Accidental re ID
y..rt where sucn powerful riosNe powder kCpt Tie
hvef 81 oas brave llemg who enter brdnl 10 The TO-
charge 81 PEI duly sfe feet no,gu' niVe sgszne
81 siiE1A. ..itsu 1ealh. an o' Tie belief fhst usuy
Importers ,f Toys aud FANCY articles this CIV,
more ess q tbs esp'osve contouid 60 t1er premise
wos there ore, sull-s tbst mined ststere be lAxen
~ the tane 10 be removed aud that your Honor
appoint swine competent p3fsfn % visit be d0efeus
stores ard ASCERTAIN OF tie onGss any q tne Nt.e
aiiuded keuL ~ them aud any - fo'nd loAi Ahe
ntrsrHnt requested ~ remove the ssue ~ ne
fof ssfa tssrDy wcno further suggest fba 'ouI feu"
recommend 10 The Common aouuet ths Hnned"te phaAt
" ofdmairc Restricting ,Le seefne p "''s W."
ssfnre " tbs4use Very rssgecs.ly, ,.e, 'os'.'h'
servant =. = f'n ~ ~. , ~ 49, =.
M. eoup.i osilor ,eieret 10 he Committee ca
ordinances. y, 60. .,.... Il.
rte prsva ,isf ad..ncd otui b"day |iefnt"t "
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~ cap ~, aud Tho will probably, lead 20
otecflmS rosoaton 10 tho .aeans BY when 100 ~
iefooi tonieefaso crubast have Obtained the Grove
ma No wiz not 81 prescott puDsh aay stasemenss on he
sutett 'es they should prejudice Lhq PdmnsLasVn On
lossoe we wa therefore merely aud lhal sho hteo DO
fendans are charged with hay.eg 10 march, 1909 M iiy
ofrcoi and esosseeg eudoayose1 10 procure John sian
10y FRANCIS Ssssbrooky Tor Ffancis Risars) and Bona
mh 'oho'y or o6o thcm 10 30 engl&ea q we
yea se'v'o ~ be eeiaa onadesa.o Atatsa OF anne ca
contrary 70 The prohibition contained ~ me stets,e %
600, Ill cap 60
:" 4eothei itfia ths aoendau lsase ch'rGeo wW has
ns endeaso procrya ihe above 20 20 and ea
0ark NON Liverpool FOR the purpose OF being epsaaod O.
ompuyed as aforesaid, contrary 10 The statnse
MIRO Information alleges hat one 81 zoe ne'e'esu's
am, 70 April, 1868 90 board tie British ship Japan co
ae,sof 70 procure onn stanley Francis Gassbsook or
10 engaged aforesaid and fourth that tho parties
lad oonspred TO procure tho 'oeo neotsosn
70, The Aforesaid service.
Tho whole case will la reaId az the ro,.e court
f''day next add 40 scarcely necessary 70 aod 'Lai
mech pablo interest win attach 10 tle Investigation.
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