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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
posITIvEGs TIRE LAST WEEK, EVERY Az
TERNooN AND EVENING,
GRAND C0HBfNaTIUN ENTERTAINMENT,
corsistirg nf the unique ard smusi * rsrform-
sne.s Of poM E0ofE, hi. sister. MISS stIza t.
Eas ELL sss ocI sA.5L ,hs sntss smallest ss
ORIGINAL CONTINENTAL VooAhTsTS,
the very eest siusiea. Company ever organized
poors open a. Z ss5 eio5s p. IL; a=fiofAaa 'ce
ksTrIs,su IS ets rsssrvtd SEATS % cts c;iidrsn
aeon, p Disd By their patents l5 cts = 81.
wlLLsRDS' HALL,
EyEkY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
NysTEEIoUS DIsPLAYsI
IEcoMPREHKNsIsLE DEMONSTRATIONS
AND
sTARTLING WoNDERSi
In presence OF the
CELEBRATED DAVENPORT B8oFaEesI
stree the days Of tie posties.
Doors open ct 7 O'Clock. commencing at71s.
Admission 81 csnts. fe z.5s*
CAATEEBuRT HALL.
a A2sfo 1 / oasTEshSaH::s ooaassTTEEsshsSSaaHH:s rHss4zs GER
GEoasz lisa. --.....---...~.. Proprietor.
To-HiGaT
The New Drama, entitled.
TIE HsseeAaPssPP HsseeAPsP S9syIISTTssI e9syISTssI
By the splendid Dramatic Company.
s' sis: SE1ha & E1s's' 1sB f9,BEfzsb 9sBBHEfszEsb..
BLY, BILLY 6ss -,
Go :Es dc BALLET OF
UaEx.mlRsGsD mls { ID isipsLESDoR. p
soaE &dmissoa d and 3 ess
POPLAR EA.ILT M&TIrEE
st2 O'Clock, st aslf prices for ladies' and children
sfsh II zsq bssasf ss aEa
fsssst "'''S'' as ssAss'R q &. HE'S.
yA~tETIEg: VARIETIES,
fxoxEIES PEsE. AsEEUS AsD ssIEzH szs.
go-NiGaG.
MISS NAGHIs fRIEI
AND THE STAR COMPANY.
Two n amuoth hiis, sri tbp great draGiaof
IHs fREHCSa spy;
OR, TIE nT0RMEEG GF ALGIERS.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON MATINER
FRENCH Spy;
Cg, THE sT0R8IN6 OF ALGIERS.
II l-epsrst.an, Fig sintaoas' new copyright
itRDAf
FEMALE FIGSPOCRET
WASHINGTON.
JrtrotucinE the Fsms.e Pcs pocket, r S,anaber Of
Coryrsst, GovErDnsnt Clerk, .9b ginz aF ths
Gsmh sNa SashsLzfoa 1".~etira, ths No5ia.
iea-taa fsTsnIsl- Fsse l11fi-E, CTos Saexsrs,
Il "o1F .2ntra.t bse>srs; foTIiUR Dr&znatis
y Estai--. - Iae L-Sids aGd oatsde II the nigh
GEa rcttce ~fsu It zitl be performed.
frt9rs q sH1 s. cents. pivaEs 6oIess IS, fe q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26
PITKIN & CO.,
(sUcozssoRs TO BAgzEs & Co..
WHOLESALE 9ROCERS
Dealers In Sutlerss Supplies.
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, wAsHIsaroN. D, o ;,

-
In conssa auence of the recent order of the War
DepaI trnent requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton ws have thought il advisable tn open another
hou, for the accommodation If our frieuds
We take pleasure in announcing that We have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
horfe of Barnes Il 90, 4S1 Ninth street. Wash
fnstop. and now offer the largest aud best as
sortment OF Suffers Goods. in both cities.
One Of the partners .siding in Philadelphia. is
al the time in the ket fer the purchase of Sup
plies aud we buy Tor cash, we fatter ourselves
that we can sell pTinae goods as low they be
bought anywhere.
In view Of the many frauds perpstrated on pur-
chAsers OF Army Supplies we have given personal
ard particular attention to the selection of our
stock OF Canned Fruits Vegetables. Nests, Jellies
Etk, de-, aod confden ommend them to Q
OF the cary bess qxaIi,y.
We also invite yoLr special attention to our larK
stock OF Butter Cnsese, Foreign and Domesti
Fruits, Tobacco, segars, Eutlers Hard ware and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIN co.
WASHINGTON. January 1864
Having disposed of our stock of merchandise To
u. firm Of Messrs. Pitkin & Co., we tase srea
pleasure in recommending them to our friends and
eusse;ners, who have SO generously patronizad "a
We DO 80, with the knowledge that our successors
are fully competent and disposed, to make 1t for
the interAst Of all to continue the patronage To
them which hasbsen 80 literally extended to as.
JA2sm BARNxs & 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26
WILL ARDS HALL,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEKi

CANTEE8uRT HALL.
MUSIC }gaSr.sssBgaY. AND
LOUISIANA kTgErs,
Essr q Estiops, ard Metropolitan Hosss..
9EoRaE LEA--. ....--...~. Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

NAsHvlLLr. July 3O.-Thi- morning p,rt.
at guerti:iAs attacked the guard ni drove a.
cattle about sixteen miles from Clark vile, on
the y ,shvilie pike. After a bri-k ~k'rmi-h the
re'.ess ~er, repuI-eti hut thes cap'ur ed l. cut.
z. g mile, of the S3.i illinois, who comm i.dssf
the guard aud one or two men.
ln the battle OF the 2-th our loss was less
then 600
The rebel loss was estimated by Gen. Howard
at over ,. 00O
We buried 6i2 dead rebels and more were left
unburied.
Our forces in this engagement we're covered
while those Of the enemy we're exposed.
The rebel Gems Steward, Long and ID. Lee
we're severely wounded.
Authentic osicial information places the total
rebel loss since the investment of Atlanta consid-
ersbly above 2D.UC0.
Everything is progressing favoraby.
The army Is in good condition and spirif-.
SheFman's army was again pat In motion yea
tcrday 10 ACCOMPLISH an important operation
looking To early investment OF Atlanta.
The enemy yesterday attempted TO interrupt
our moyementb y attacking the l5sh corps. hu'
were badly repulsei.
During the contest &c took from the rebels
several regimentai fags. a..
The public may rest assured that everything
has been done successfully.
Itappears that General Bragg cane 10 Atlantis
from Richnoud and ss couneil Of var beld tn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

DISEASES ~ rHE Eye AND EAR We arc full,
aware OF the fact that the treatment Of those del
icate and important organs Is an important mat
ter, aud that 10 recommend any one 10 the conf
lence of the people la that line. Ii also delicate
matter. Hence we will not do 40. either FOR
The treatment of,hcse organs for III 1t Of snoth
or complaint. without first being fully satisfied
that Ia 81 doing We are doing service TO the at
ilicied instead Of the doctor
We have already spoken somewhat IN favor OF
DR. Gardner, or rather recommending him TO the
people OF this vicinity. But We are satisfied tina,
sc have not said half enough We can cay Ca
all who may have eny occasion for the services OF
skilliul surgeon Who fully understands bic pro
f,sson. for either tho eve or the eat--so apply a.
nncc to DR.. Gnrlner-npw 1T the Bates House
We saw this With the utmost confidence. rud sn-
'ircly for the benefit of the afflicted See his ad
vttiisemeh, on fourth page. aud then. IL you nee
any relief in HE lioc. apply to him at ouee lie
- all he PROCESSES 10 be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

\ we'll defined belief in a Creator and SUI
p'eme Ruler OF the Universe, implrts true dix
nity e. man.
, The ideas and principles maintained by our
Order on the subject OF Government. are idenli
,.al with those taught sud defended by the foun
derS of American liberty il the original thirteen
States OF North America
The liberties - these : .ateS were aS~siisti by
de>ootic lower which aimei At her conquest ami
sublugal"n. hence they made common cause for
ibeir mutual Gefeuse, and established irieudli ~
iati0us with etch other IA the compact euutiei
Articles OF Couieiesat o. aad Perpetual Unien
between the States
Nhen Ihgss State had mtn,aiacd ihe;r
freedom aud Independence. tney seyeraily entered
iut0 i compact entitled the Cvr-ii;uion 81 the
United 81 ,ie- ct America. for the ends aud pur
poses therein distinctly decIsfed sud specified;
and the government thereby created ~ss lnfru-i-
e. by the States acting Ia their several capaci les
Of free snd independent States. with rosers >uf-
6rieut - the accomplishment oi thee euas ~td
purposes and 40 other. posers not delegated TO
that government. being by the express letter 81
tie compact. ''Fe~efve,i t. he Sfste- or - tie
people respectively
Sovereign, resides ia aud With the people
Of The StsteS respectively shieh parties To-
tie Consultation OF the United States. IL can
not te alicnated. neither can it be delegated
Some Of IL powers msy be exercised by dele
gated authority. where Others cannot be SO exer
cised. except AZ the sacrifice on the part OF the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

A SUPERIOR REMEDY We can conscientiously
recommend to those suffering from fdistressiLg
cough. DIR Stricklsnd's Mellihuous Cough Bal.
sam. IL gives relief almost instantaneous. and
Is withal not disagrecablc to the taste. There IL
90 doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam IL
one OF the hes, preparations in use. aud is all that
its proprietors claim for H. We have tried il
during the pms, week. and found relief from q
most distressing cough. II is prepared by Dr.
Strickland. No 6. East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ohio Il Cincinnati National Union II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

0AurEssscuo. Jais ~ --Oa ~ esvalse Of
xeC.uslsnd. with iorce of sboss so m~n. q
tered Chsmbersbure. and deaasded osnU 90
from the citixeas. under . shress ~ ouvulue -.
town. This sequirisisn VS. In usaiag. 81 eos Z
signed by 0e... Jubsl Esrly. IL \ noe .spsak
l'shcd oy ipdi-pssnbls pcot shss shis deSas1
sss q mere pre'ext an ue pHt ri the 0ssas5rs
70 cover no puspceeservoed 6e56se <Aey rs~ehed
Che 'o~p ~ barr q - NE esoa~4 sishQ1k slsine
WY time 70 ,shess rsssss yetty nssf
They fired the kcus>s ~ ess >s>lo6(s - No..
hsps hfs, plscsAl Ov& ~ 49, - ~ hsars
OF the town we're cansumed. including I'll the
public buHdugs. stores ard ho<sA, eSanepsslno'
,bout two thsrds'of asown c0usuIulna. 600 Ia.
habitsnis. The loss will be largely ovsr one
million dollars. So s. - $ :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
4 r WIN rnma,hs

y. ~ hp tputih.
g / "A :. l. whom our trusty brother W
has brought here by the command OF the l. '
have proved him. and found him duly proficient
ia the lesson he has received. he wouli journey
East Tor instruction
A His desire shall toe grstihed, bat il Is
my duiy hr.t "a submit TO him the lessnn ct the
/ and thea 10 demand of him a solemn obiigs
tiou. giving him assurance that sub obligation
requires OF him nothing inconsistent with hi. ia
Is his Cod. his family or himself : l.
With this assurance. thou siliing TO take such
en- 0h!i. a'ioay
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
EgY TO THE INITIALS USED.

KEY TO THE INITIALS USED.
V. yEsImuLE.
= l.. Sons off bcrty.
". q. e WARREN Gu &c Court.
l. V. Lecture 0; the Vcsnbue.
lei Degree
o. $ L. o der Sons OF Liberty.
". o c. Warden Outer Court
&. T. Conductor If fempls.
A. Is. American Grcther.
+. q. y. Fellow Guardian Of the North.
+. q. Fellow eudrdau Of the South.
81 Degre,.
X. o. s l. knight Of o der Is q Liberty
X. Z. ~ knshl Commander West.
n. Con knight Conductor.
!. T. Inter iemplr.
I. ;. L. Fellow >,n 81 Liberty.
h. T. kniSh LcctareE.
1t r. lniefrnost Tempe
81 Deggee.
" f. X. -. L. Most Excellent Knight, &c.
VI. D. X. Most Exc leut Knight.
X C. {. knsais Commanding conclavc.
SIGNS, PASSWORDS, sc.
Vestibue e tue Temple.
der right, aud laIng the renn.e over rght arm he
thu Ind under rgii
Person Il string rrco-i ion stan and rigid with
heel OF right foot IN hooN q" rIt. u stranger assumes
sam position, ddyalce right loot stranger does ihr
same, Iapping The 1T partly With hat hal lag
bro her t&tenc right hand give an O. binary snip
lett had Oh III hi DseIsL
: The Password and Colloquy follow
Password CAi-HOlNs lieu e@NaFue N three y
ables. alternately, thu: Nu-Oa lac 1heL he inals
Of tn. ~ e. l.. thu: l. M .. An. Obs. I.so-4.
Ans. SIS. LIS. Ans Give m Llorrty-7 o give me
Death.
FIRST d! GRE.
Position OF body same. Only fng OF
lett naid NOV uioi the gu. snn-taere vysr. ted,
no N The epalatOu or stvefc guy fh- STATES. IL
this g the nrst Il srf OF the uai.d -traI-bt ~
ne other nr.ther. tae tbumn extending nearly
str H. forming The In II he ,cOrn -leit band
the breast, la which p ~ion ale Col oquy MUS
Sre 0rucriS Gu. xf :. -Ist the De- no rtrle re-
tween Tor brethr II. II viii 20 the
/ VII 10 10 thu Ii soa x TO be North, VII
20 the ; fos, by initial L. tiers vi the order
o. :. g.. and nCes-
kesi>ta e. rants = obedience 10 God.
With ttis degree CIV Il the SguA Uf Distress which
: rendered b. placing left hama r.At breast and ris-
ing r;tt fun high and in.ing Il dos pro opt
~ night the word oaknoun. protiuus I'd tarrc
cisgipctA. X the tee 81 the Aeogi," emblem
o the order. ie ey Known -. A. k-'' Order VI
American kHeLts and II. last syllable v! Calhoun"
password fine Order.
SECOND DEGREE.
.'Ori.n. wsrl this dee C.. GRIP with thumb sed
and united al he bali, ISAIAH, Ax n, l.. ami b
"A g. ior outline. Jolosuy 80 RI II til. Order.
Colo4us: What a -tars ATcfuruS- tu-tS4-. What
OF the night Morning Cometh. VIII We uqurvi In
quire KrtuIn, Come.
In all coilJgays. let hand OF the right breast.
THIRD DEGREE
rip last, thumb erect, but crossed middle
! form. Of \ CALHOUN
~h, ncei S-ir Hos' By the FORD.
/ Nam H. yah<ck, pronOanc. TALbSek.
| The password Washington
] baysrd, toe word a. the door Of tbs d gree.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

tH-Gsaa's greet italian Operate Trsope,
COMPOSED Of the ropst illusssieus artisss of abe
-ee, give Z eerepsm snce ~ Masonic Hall to
night Without ooubt. The cultivated snd intel
Iigent will throng the Hall We assure the pub
lie that no more splendid exhibition OF the kino
has ever been Uttered ihew. -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

IMPORTANT To EASTERN TsAvEL-The Belle
fon,aiue Railroad line sre now running passenger
cars on the morning express tain, leaving Indi
annapolis at A. NJ. through to Cleveland With
out change. arriving In Cleveland at 2 50 p NJ
Returning, leave Cleveland ut 5 IS A. NJ. and
'un through 70 lndanspolis. arriving At 7, NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

July 80, 10 A. NJ.
The great event So long anticipated. namely
the explosion of the mine under the rebel fort
IN front OF the 9Th corps, came of this morning
at 40 minutes past o'clock.
Picket firing was kept up all night. aud in fact
at the time the match was applied 10 the mine
the skirmshers were still engaged on both sides
The volume Of dirt Mas immense. and thrown
up 300 feet in the air.
The 9th corps at charged the works
driving the rebels To their second line OF intrench
mene. and taking number OF prisoners. some
vi whom were dug out Of the dirt badly bruised
These rebel prisoners state that only about y
dozea remains of their reg ment, South Caro-.
lima one. s
A. the explosion took place 100 guns
opened on our 'front.' while the musketry PLAYED
in one confirm ous fire along the front of the 9th
and part OF the 18th corps.
Prisoners say the rebels were completely sur
prsed, those in front being mostly asleep at the
time. They also say four guns were in the for
thcstons, which, of course. were buried far out
of sigh.
One OF the prisoners stated they were busy
mining under our works. aud that in two day,
they would have been ready TO have blown
them up.
We evidently got the slart Of them and ionJ
ere this reaches YOU NAV have possession OF Pc
tersburg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

CASH TRADE After the first of July. 1864
dry goods viii be sold Tor cash exclusively. at
No. D. last Washington stree. Those owing
accounts viii please settle up. II II. GOOD.
IL al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

CBscx Losr "A cheek was Loot on the 29,h
on :. A Fletcher 4 Cos Bank. dated the 29si
OF July. Tor SIS. by Pat. Kerlin. "a John A
Galloway. The payment hss been stopped. The
finder eau leave il ut this Office. Ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

- c. IN time 20 Helix ms. Merchant Tail
or. No IL Nurth Illinois street and get the first
choice from his new stock of fall goods at old
prices SO is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

EAsIY Observation-Disclosures TO give our young
men time tor improvement. We will continue &c
close at O'Clock = NJ during the season.
W. Il GLENN,
febl2d6n Proprie;ors New York Store.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

tB-Ex'rs eopi~ si',lp oenueel'aeso Apyeas
be ppsssed y thS slssks.dt-k = shs csake3so
soom OF the oiacc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

the era, and oaly true pasionsl esEaa,ss6sn the
Democracy and conservative men OF the coun's,
h.ve ever attempted. and Ne are assured that
through IL. aud IL oaly. can the peace. harmony
aud union IL these States ever he restored.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
FIRST DEGREE


" o. Give 90. three raps
q Who comcthf
" "A l. whom our worthy l. Y con
mandcd "a ~ deliver to The Z I
& + He should have received his first lesson
in tie Y | would be assured of IN. prohc.nc,
Let the l. advance the signs in which he j.
Instructed
{ TITS well will conduct thee 80 the
y Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

tn The Lsd'es' Sewing Association Gill
meet at Military Hall this afternoon ~ : O'Clock.
A full at'endsnceis desired.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
VERY LATEST.


Reports just in say thar we have possession Of
the entire first line of the rebel works, with .
large number ef PRISONERS
Our loss in The charge ~as severe. our men
had 10 cross ai open field To- reach the rebele
The troops engaged we're the 9th corp. with
the 18Th supporting them ani the 81 and 9Th ia
reserve.
The firing il still going on with great fury
Genls Grant and Meade. with all the corp
Generals. are At the trout watching The progress
OF affairs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

C'ncsWnnss Market. 4 4. -
c,scissAri. July ~.
But hule done Ia noer. aud prices nosnnsily
unchanged,
Good demand Tor red ~hes, ~ 81 ~. sud Zoe
round io,s 81 go was ohssipsd
Com h'm sales Of shelled itom cars. Al 81 ~
&c ~: - elevator at 81 ~. .tol.41 40
Oats SIC
Rye 81 Is.
a mnrr ~ 81 73di ~
Nothing dune is Ifs,,rions. quiet a,d ur-
oh .ng.j
,''"c.''e- dull. prices nominal.
ueld ~ 80
Exchange firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

II nfonEE OF s.c1Np coNoLAyr.
N. T.. X o. $. l..

NJ. E.k o. s. l..
NJ. D.. X. &. w.-who comeihi Advance
h. ca true H. who, having been duly elected
III reo, dsfes induction IA the 1t Of our most excel
irntU.
NJ. y. G. Wit - we'll. Lot him prescn, himself IN
oif Choi, u altitude Of nv cation.
OBLIGATION.
49, in the presence Of iod and these NJ. T.. X,
do -uemnly swear that will reyeal OF known,
dir'c ~ ndisccts, anything wha ever pertaining
III NJ. b, Il. -. \. L., neither vii intimate, by wvtd or
ntnalion any hing Of oetng the same, except
bro her thereof whom shall have nrs duly pioyed
10 hcr swear. that will all mes and IA ali placcs
yield pr'mpl implicit ohed ctce, 10 tue utmost Of my
ab lily, without reno ,tfauce, hesitation d,sy. any
and every mandate. otder II my Inul-dite
A. e. q. c., IA nj tug touching the purposes of he o.
:. l and 10 defend le principles tn reo when asailed
may assigned me by authority Of our o. and 40 iur
Ia swear tust will lever iuduc or 10 the In.
duct OF ans pes,on IN o. 1T an II he s.ali ave
t been approved by least thirteen N. T.. Ks of The
local g. 20 winch hc proposed Tor Lduc ion except ~
tAprc dspensaon 10 that eud from up authority;
ami that will faithfully Keep counsel OF the NJ L.
KS, wnsh IN or out of she 4. 10 all and singular the
oreg sing. do so.emny swear, with toll KNEW cge aud
my sssenl that the penalty tor any violation any
the eot shall be Whatsoever may be .ecreed by the
q G. :. and appro cd by the :, CO. 5 L. SO help
me God. Ame!
X. &. g. [Insuuc.s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
relegraphic Dispatches
assoes.n .sss.s~i, ro@ sss e.nt srsrs -ssr'ssl.
Fer Morning itcpsr, see strss Page
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

f7s7sF4Hsa n : -
For want of space. We nre compelle to lea,'
ou' the larger nor'hn ~ our midnight dispatcher.
We give the most important. below
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

f.-- -. having been elected 10 the OF &C
Of for the en.uing term, d. sOirmnly swear IN the
presence " these w.tnesses 10 support the ConstluOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
&c. &c.. &C.. &C., Ac.
from zen. Grants Army

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToMac.l
July 80, 10 A. n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

W q Z -t'iscs 80 Three raps
L WHO comc,hy
W. o. ca citizen We found la the hands 81
the sons Of despoti.n. hound aud eel nigh
crushed 10 desth beneath their oppr ession We
have brought him ,hisher. and would now re-tor.
20 him the blessings 81 liberty and Law
l. Y --Broiher-. the purpose We have declared
tnucirg this stranger Il most worthy LEI
him advance 10 the altar by the regular step
instruct him In our chosen solemn attitude. AMI
lee him give heed 10 the words which shall be
spoken
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

A paper asks very innocently if it is any
ilayya fox young ladies to SIT in the lapse
os .2:cs. Another replies that it all de-
nsa,ts, on the kiud OF ages selected. Those
from eighteen TO twenty i've, itputs down
:ls extra hazardous.
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

One OF the ways IN the i"Lol:iac Army
% furnishing man fonnd intoxicated ~
10 hury him al but his head, and label
hirl this, changing the n2me to suit each
case, OF course: Here lies the body OF
George Mars, who fell dead drank No
rcig,psr II, 1853
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

4 Philadelphia clergyman was sonle-
VIA. astonishcd to tind IN q printed re-
port Of his Thanksgiving discourse all
sllusion to the rebel eolors as H"Ihat
daanea and bloody flag" Hesaid daring.
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02
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\ HuXiva GoEurcToR.--On one OF the
r;!ra! rs.i!.9.:s ~ New jersey, The other
dag. y tya::. happened to be behind t:nfn
son! .,;lat. A. thay ntarel one OF The
stations, aIirector who lived in that neigh
bornooi, h-ppenszi 10 he in waiting, and
nailed the conductor with the query
what made you so iat"? What kept
you?" The conductor not recognizing
The digritary. answered:--"Oh, nothingl
We only stopped to let the cow-catcher
ha,e q cali. The director went home to
ponder over the matter at his leisure.