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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27

Of Antnea" for besutfyng whitening aud preserving a
earag esaspcs u ara redaess The han is Rsmembe
ea as ssq . sSs
'S ~ aSs sca - irr
~ n%oe s ..s Sse e, ssw soss en2yEAS
Twelfth street aud peansylvania svouue. Washington DC
Chaps. Oha1es. saiiowness, ErupsIoas
H. a Ssdic.Sd SOAP rs ssosa. ss''a ~ 'oo"Aoo
ana Wiz 'epot wholesale AMI retail No. Q Aston u ouss
The dyc an >led by skdful artists.
/ c.~sts.,, Observation-Disclosures an,
eveaing At BARN Sa's Museum Giants aud ohcs curos
ties 81 Gil hours
Oorns, Bunfo~s. Inverted Nails. EN-
Ss :ss % st.
DR.. ReynoIdson RESTORES Paraiyset
umbs-Cooper Institute, rom a.
Deafness, BlIndness and All Defects
h sns S.e ks ssisd z ee
Hours from . 70 1 O'Clock '"'''
Eye and Enr.-Mrs. M. @. .Trown, Meta
Payscai rnysisn and Professor on The and srce I
day charge See csrtGaIes eighth page
| Fifty First Premiums i'm 1863.
onOvEK bAKEk'S celebrated Elastic Stitch 0ew aiH
ss f. a1s f sss yI s% vs%on e.
an" egeg r Ssasis On
fair he'd IN 1885, salessoosaslo5 Broatway New York
/ For the Beard.-Use Hastingss ~I'repa-
Dor pss5a f.ss ss e !. g p sa
store. corner OF Chatham street and New Bowery
Gouraud's Poudre Sub tdic Uproots Hair
s% aRosF s s% s5hsad Or any part Of the body
Grand Scheme on the Royal Havana
plan Of The Shelby College OF KENTUCKY Informa
ALEcK 4 CO.. BROKERS IS Pine street
Hoyts Hinwatha Hair Restorative-
their color and osecoe ceots OF Previous ass
o. 2 cfAa
olsand colos the hair at the same time, changes light and
JosEr& III noSf teT CO SFGT" Sss
suitable and neat executedin the best manner only. No
$500
HiII's Hair Dye, so Cents, Beck or
brown reab'e Depot Mo- lBsrciay street
Lesite's Ginger VIM.
For sale at all the leading grocess in the city
Lea Il PerrIns' WorcostcrsMfrc Sauce
10 quarts pint; john Saf rf sS SONS sole agents
Union square and Fourteenth street.
Miss Nina Geary, the Talented VOCAL
M sd Tor ss for hs s %
Mauger's Direction Labels and Tags.
Psys ?ssa LOOK Tags Ga% Tlcset. 4s az %ncros
Patents! Patentsi Patemtss
Messra MUM CO.. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue to act Attorneys for ACQUIRING Pa
tents Tor new Inventions In this and all foreign Countries
Messrs MUM CO. have had experience
than 10 900 inventors
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other impor
An Information fer Inventors furnished free apptca
ton. Consultation and advice free Address
MUM 4 CO., 81 Park row, New York, or
Corner aud Seventh streets. Washington. D. q.
Rure Country MIX Can be Obtained
at eight cents per quart by applying AT addressing O.
SMITHS old establishment lxf East Fory.slxth street.
None but . pure article served.
silver Watches.
Silver lunting Lepne Watches SIT el6. &l8 aud $40
Silver Hunting Detached LevcrsSi5, elH So 81 to 48
to S76:
ow Canal street, formerly No IL Wall street
Success In Life Depends ON the Right |
Glling the right place rhrenoogy Indicates this e.
aminations daily by FOWLER WELLS. 303 Broadway |
class for practical instruction Tuesday Friday
evenings.
The Late DIR. A. ID. Wilson's Carries d o
Vse for sale at Mira MOORE Gallery. AL Canal street
Uors xat..
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Deafness, Biindnes.s ana Al . Derscts
Hours from . 10 O'Clock
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Miss Nina Geary. the Talented VOCAL
ist sAysT have good reason for highly
KENDALL'S Amboiine for the har" Sor bv all druggsts
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For the Beard.-Use Hastings "Prepa-
ration, or Beard Invigo, Price ~ Letters
dressed boz 6.694 Post Office kOld at BALLARD drug
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Grand scheme ON the Royal Havan a
plan OF The Shelby College LOTTERY OF Kentucky Infora
ton furnshed Prices cashed without deduction
ALECK CO.. Brokers. SO Pine street
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GROVER BAKERS celebrated Elastic Stitch oew'a
competitors at the State Fairs OF New York Vermont IL
Eudsua. McheAn. ftipois Rcnucky, Pcnnsyigania, Oh
and Oregon. and at every rcsOectabfe se and count,
fair hssd 1888. Saesgoords4o5 Broadway New York
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Lottery Tickets Cashed ia All Legal
lied Lotteries Information given.
JOSEPH BATES II Walt street. room No. |. N.Y.
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hereuntc SET their hands the and year orst
above written. WILLIAM MckLELExs
JACOB v. HVTsCHLRR

CHAs. r PArrnrsow.
ty and County of Nes Yovk On this tweutynrst day Of
February thousand eight hundEsd and sixty before
gina HE wife. and Jacob " Hrtschlcr AL to me known
70 be the persons described IN and who executed the
aforegofnG Instrument and severely acknowledged 10
that they esecu.sd the same and The said !ahe Regina on
private BY separate and apart from her
ssid husband. acknowledged 70 me that she executed the
same freely and without any fear % comPus2n q bel ad
-@F CowwIssonef OF Deeds
M SHlpHh Hurv.
Attorneys and Counselors a. Law,
a.. NO 5BEsEMAr sTRxKr nav YoRx. June Is. l5oN '.
snI am retained BY Jour wife 70 take ,ee> proec
aysnM You Tor cruel inhumsn and br;, 20, Treatment
lou must cave her. keep rro. her uehp beat nor
SUI . ner my NOR, Or shall xe the most scsere
CHAuNckv sHAFFER,
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Beck or
brown instan ancous reable Depot Mo- barclay street
Sold by ell druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27

HOyCS Ht0watha Hair RestOratSVe-
warranted TO restore faded and sv WHISPERS
their original color and TO ccots
Of preparations containing SULPHUR ssgsr OF head &c
HOYTS IMPERIAL COLORlEG CREAM
oils and coors the hair at the hsngcs light
red hair to beautiful brown or block
JOSEPH H0YT co 10 University place, N Y.
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Gourauds Poudre Suht dic UproOts Hair
Warranted. 463 broadway. =
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Address 60 omolxers.
P0LLAK SON. Meerschaum manufacturers. ISL Brooms
street, near Bowsry. are selling Pipes At retail
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To Go into Society without Carrying
With you the fragrance OF the Extract OF the Night
Blooming Cereus II q conn0isseur per.
funes Imagination has conceived Of scent
auspe. refreshing enduring Manufactured only By
PHAI,ON SON - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27

Hill, InimitabIe Flair Cutcer.-Stylcs
suitable aud neat executediu the best manner enly No
Barclay street
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Adjourned till this morning al eleven O'Clock.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14
DrrmifWtes.

Dat gu8nta &brouicle beribtct, pas Sen.
9cos rinrn neusn 9idnisnNen Sles attr Gen.
S5amnn rr.uu9en bubr, inOem err rslIfu linton
Nldssi trtal sel&l16eu nab ielba aus leiueu
&er'6aTiuueen aetrieteu babe.
Sen. Q. .. See, Der nit bcbeutenneu gscr,
itlsfunaen aus W'Iitilippi einartrrFtu lti, be6e
cod &criI al tem 5fa:npf senrn,men uEb fb
iebr tapier bemi,isu.
- Die 3aGt Der bel Dem @yrenaunas-Grpe.
rit'ent Srant's sematten 0efnnsenen betrua
1875 Minnn, ole 81 psrlatercneu Reeimrnteru
nn9sDGrtsn, pUu penen II NtssersHeoimentcr
pGren.
AZ nit 0ruppeH 6rlarene Trausportidife
Stn9en ant o~sr9ansensn Oieufu5 Uon gsrmuea
9unortts ben 3ames L;na5. auf 80 b~erlelbfn
telanO iiG GaUaQfrie. @an permutbet. pas ls
Dsn Nappabanncd 6tnauffa9rsn tperreu, um
Uon 0rerrridetur8 cher einem anbsren 0uufte
aus 8e8en Die 9dfe Der Blue g,Ose Oper eeasn
Dunfte Ger &eafrdl6nba Az operiren.
- Nebrsre &aEcnentoOte Der gIaniees, beren
nit 2ruppen ~tsIaDsne 3lctte am @6Iule Der
oOriAsn N6O6e BET Yart Nopat e~nfrrie, fubrsn
osn Gasphha;nvf mob bbSsr btnauf. lanpeten
n"atBc Me!itn BON fredericksburg zine Q6tbet-
luHB ibrsr 0smannuaJ, ole bnnn unpr;3aaIi8
Dis @otHun8 rrs 9ru. 9eoIon nishrrbraunz
zen, OSne eas esn 9swOtnsrn :3eit stlaEsn
ruros, and nur baS @srinafte gu rstten.
WcsbY's Battalion, Oas I'm 8iiden tey
NsinOe RstS wsisntIiGr Otsnits gu Ie,fea wris,
5atlI nur feds @Umpaanisn, 1T abr BON BEN
5sinben mebr 9eflrdtst, ais Oh ss chen 10 pirle
Gauienrt 3aSits. Mcsbg III euch ieine paa6als
itsen un;srnsbmun9en Der SNtG c.s Sapens
ju nennsn.
- Cine 96i(nbsipbia 3situns ma&t 6staant,
bab rGs Gruer-D Department. iener 5taOt Qnifal.
ten tfft, Elm aus Dem Srisse 3uridfebrenoss
&esimsnt gu bewiGtOmmnsu, 0as nur nod et1pa
100 Mann 5dbIt. 9uHsItt purSs 1900 Waun
ltarF ein9sinaftsrt srBtsIt pdbreno Der Ganer
isinss SrfiiG5vi9sn Dienf3sIs 1000 8rFyutsn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14
Anslanb.

- Neuere bur6 bic Oampf5iFe girsinia
unS Sarcnia c,neelaufene eurppGii6c Seri6ts
brtnGen rom SIiessiGauplds In S4lrsptas
op!fciu bic Su1be, hab lGmr,tii6s ,u oisl.r
adupsrn ssb5rsner Sai,In bon ccn psut,bsn
SuEpfftrnppcu be'tBt rcrasn isisn.
So tsist, paB am 10. D. Wta. ,u gEien eiu,
;peits eonferrnS fattiuosa unS CAP cert Sriel
eensocrIblage acmabt werrcn loGten.
Sorb 9ainlerfOn Sat auf zinc i'm untcrbnu1s
on i'm ~ssffsuts Jrasc, OBJ gnglanb i'm @etein
nit BEN Tbristn eurupi.i&sn MG&tsn cine @si-
lcguns Der 6sinbfsIisteiten In Nmsrife bsrts;;,,.
tnersn tuteen rsrrs, scontpcrtet, IS f1mt nitts
oaset bcFauS, rtnn man ft tn nieIen Strsti
miIben ppue.
@ine Population Ger In DEN 9aumwppeuz
Sptnncreten BON Mands Ter uno anoersn Sf6o.
ten Ssi6nitisten bat Carl 8uGsu i9re Nuf,par.
tur9 eeIna'tt unc ibm elm Nencrial ii5tr,etht,
oas opn $4,000 Qcrlpuen untfrlhricteu mar,
otr in Der Saunrr ouen= Wauufactur bei61ttot
fab. Sn brmlelbsn rurpr Carl IuEsu aufar.
norbert, i'm S%nierfie esr rnsIiihen Nrteiter lh
gu @unltn brS Sibfne IN rrfiGrcn, Der Don
Dem Norbcn bod Mot I'M tercriidt mertcn iSuns
urn DER bsreitS Die b6titsu Bsmsiir, Rd i.lsi
3u rr9Isrsn, eeSebea babe. urp bere6 tist fci, ais
etr lrltiltnrnisrr @taat antrtount ~ vsrceu.
Garl 9trf'u ent8ssnstc, er brE: tae biz 3si;
ntrrt 'rstr fem ict, no Gle 8ssisrung erfoIsrs.n
d!s 6ste0'nsptrmitt!sr smt'brn ole tcipeu. irsiz
tsuoen Yar'pten trtten tonne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14

psrrsrseituns su ~betlossn 1T, 10 ersiidtn mir
pr1 in rinrm iolhen Guftreten uu!erer Reai,.
rurs BEN cim,ie rlhtissu sBss. ben ganftee Die
Nuasn gu tfacn. auf Rap lie in Submit ttslsr
unslldIeliSsn &rirs irltft msbr msuldIt& fa5.
rem unp eensister usrocn. Dieicm iohif ME en-.
psnsen Slnttace elm gnre gu MAIDEN.
Ons @ittt9ite Ypn 9ctsrsbura III rim Ssridt
Ssaursaarp'S, tpUnad ON Sunntas Qbeue cine
9%s9enmine auiflcs, Die siuise 3wansis gantsss
in cine anpere gSelt tsfbrperte unb wueu.to cin
nsuer Ntnen9aus u%niersr Srinbs 3erGt6rt purbe.
Spu @spreia lauten Die YsriGte pom Saa Al
2a9 siinftser. Sbermaa feet Gin, taB or ui6t
Sruppsn 9eHug bat. UNI feline acknowledgements
gen nit &rfp!g ausfitren an fGnuea, uup er
iI'ht ft& nab DEN Ssrluftsr, Die sr in ben Isbt.,
Wodsn e%rlttten, eteiG Grant sespunarn, feline
Stsunn9 air zine fa5t uur ~tefenfive an betraH.
ten. Srius @opaGerie Bat aueertem aud u!ht
.aNce rae ausfitrsn %s5nnsn. nae ibr anfaetra.
gen Nor, uno nit Der WteberERse uno @sfau.
lcnnsbnnng Stonemon's. Ger nuu and nod
mad gaatertsriGten Die Ntcperiase Me@sos'O
.qcfo:at tf, BOT Der Sherman lsltber An 0etpte
.atfa1psae t6&f wihtise 0afcnarm Der @apal.
lerie aras SsrIulr %ert,tten.
8sutasr rrff.ufi6 Enb bic neusreu 8eribte
aus Ncstle, bic user auf ben rrlfsn @utlid bin
pielsiat aud nur tranrabtJsnber erlGsinsu uIs
lie w,rsit6 lnb.
Die f.inSIi@e 3lptte BAT nGmIi1 Die Gueere
G'nfsbv' ess 6aieas bon Rcti!e sr,muneeu.
@ieten3ctr &ric8a!t'Fc unb orri Mrnitore roi.
irtrn am 5tsn Sort Mo, IAN, ben WS1stss Dee
NGthtsr rse auscrrn Safens.
Die 3scumisb, elmer DER frinbliten Nonttoyc,
rnrre smar Yon 1crt Moraan in rem @runp
9sAfolen, ater Der 8siuO errei6te rob ieiner
ttnsd, Die Ydiirung Cos Sorts.
un'cre in: truercH Ssftn polirte tlcins 7luttc
g.tf bonn trcs ibrcr WiiuSertctt cen iiter,GSlie
gen 5Itne. uuo wurce, mic ga ermurtru fam.
total ,e' ltSpt. Die 3ennrFcs, anF Der fb 9to.
ntirai Suhanan befanp, Der in pieicm .8omrfe
cin St,n p%trlUr. mEb'e lib rad 9eftias. Gjcocnz
msar srgstrn. @a6 Die Sclma mus!s lfte e-
s,ten. Die @aiues wutce Don tbrsn, s,otu,n
&asiion in Ger NGae les Scepitais auf bca
Otranb astrtsbsR, anc nun tenn Wicraau orlonu
81 ;u sntfonmtn.
Gurt cie,es Scrorin9ru in BEN 6useren 6o.
len IUti!c's 1T Der Gr,nr ierrd mob melt DON
istnem Sieis, ole Ne9nabme Der Stapt, bas er
boifsntIib ME rrretben piro.
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Aenfaes:

Gcn petfrsbur9 pi, De erfrrn bertdtrt.
onB Der pprsstrtse Seq duGsrf rubta perIief
Do IS Der BON @trabam 0ineoIu aueseI&ytebsms
Bug unb Stttae pog:
@titfrn lu6ten bic gaaIers basearn burd
Elm 9sftt9sres GUmbarDrmer! pa8 w,eter elu,n.
tUien, mas lie Oor9itsrn SerIlunt sat.sn, rr.
reidbten rur& ibre guiecrihmrnpru9 abrr mid,
sieI rns0r ais al fritersn Ieaer.
Gte Strcitmat:, bic Grant DOR 10 Sis IL
Sa9en auf naS n6rSii6r ursr nes Sanrs perfect
battle, 1T ~mfiisns auf oas ilpltAs nisDrr ,uri1ts
9tIt BIT. Us Felt lh jest nab nDrtI;ten 9c=
rtdtsn bsraus, Dab Grant Oura ticie 0iSeripn
ntdis iptitsr Sn tRun t%satittiets, aIs uulers
arnppen IN ben Geribanian9en Yeteysburas
5I laYa&en. Rm 70 beim S%plrnsen (einer Wint
lst6trr5 SptTl gu .ba6en. @rtere6 NOR ibm
3rar A~slun9cn, IettsreS abfr ni@t. Da 1abpne's
tdpffrs GtpiliOn i&cn .alein SsnIgsaD mar, ben
osrstntfn srOBnrttsen gn9rif ,uridjuIAla9rn
unb bic seIprsnsse 8rsl@e NIT gantee =. isten
80 fulrn. .
yaG nDroli6en Seri6trn sat Grant ourG
Sprenguns ietnsr eriisn Mips 6 3Unnsn Yu!.
Der Dsrpuft. 5000 Yfnno CULVER su perseupen
u"h rod ni6ts als SpOtt unb S41noe raspn
;utrasen!
SOn atlanta laufsr nnr maserr 8erlAte sin,
Die uns a6sr Die bsfs 9ir9itait Tnb, DAP gbsr~
man trcB leinsn $50 600 Mann Ter upr,ii,lios.
lt6fsn wcitlidru Iruppsn niht oiel grasn pte
tapfertn 8srtbsipi9sr Der StGrt ausiur,6tsu
rermh9.
Na8 BEN nns a%use8anssnsn 9tridbten rpsig
5000 feline 3eit trsiFi1 3u bsnuBsn, Die Stabt
immtr mstr gu bsRtssn.
Der tupfsre Gtransr ssniest bsrsits cas- Ser.
trausn Der &.uet unte Der SirserfGaft in 81.
BEN @racs, unp isItt Oieisntssn, wslb. pir
S%srlsbun9 SctnfOn'e miebtGigten, srtldren f8
iebt NIT oem 0sGisl Solfommsn rinosrRansen.
Die tbfiIDstie GinGi&ernns Der pennlYloaniz
iaen Staot Johannesburg bur6 sinen Streif-
3u9 unlsrer Gruppsn inter @sn. NeGauslanb
bat sinsn Uabrsn Sturm Der @ntrifuna In.
Norbsn berppr9sraien.
a8ts fs5E aus sin iOi4sr ast 9sgsbsss Sir
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benust ptefrn .Mlumsnt, nm erm unsiiidlidsn
sanee sins nsus @sriats> uub @susp'arrerie>
Srenuns ttsr Der. Gals gu psrien. SR r;elcs
ssi6etsn. 10 icu bic @infatruns Der Istruar,
Bsriafuns NIT birsftcn Nsi9stasspablsn BE-,
3cnneu pereen.
Sn @altstsn baasrn bic 8sr6aftunesn uuo
Ssrurtbeilunsen gu fansidbrigsn Serfsrlsipru
ununtsrbrphsn fort unO g blrethe Suiurssnt,u
fpsrDen entpsesr nab zen 5cfunscn at6cIitrt
p0sr on Tuslano aus9eIicfctt.
Sc Serfe9i f& prn isttit. pab biefe llurutcn
bon irani6fitsa assnisn sebcst uno untrrRabt
ipsrSen.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-04

NAvAL.-0rders have been transmit
ted to the commanding officers of the diff
ferent navy-yards to expedite work on the
various vessels in course of preparation
for sea, and others are to be taken in hand
forthwith. The fine steam frigate Sus-
quehanna, which accompanied the Mag
ara on the cable expedition, is to be placed
at the wharf at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Immediately to receive the necessary fit
ting for commission. The steamers Au-
gusta, r. r. Cuyler, Mendoto, and others
are to be hurried on; and the steam fri
gate Ticonderoga, which arrived here re-
Gently, will be sent to sea in few days
Such of the double-enders remaining at
New York as can be manned will be put
in commission the moment they are ready
Five more iron-clads will be finished next
month, and together with conveys, are to
be detailed for active service. Beside
these large vessels an entire squadron Of
small steamers is nearly ready to leave our
navy-yards for different points on the
Southern coast.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-04
Horrible Rutchery.
G.. W. +.
Co. ID, CID P. V.

Columbus, KY, is small town on tbs
Mississippi, a few miles below Cairo. A
rebel fort called Fort Pillow was built
there at the beginning of the war, but was
not long held by its builders. Its name
was afterwards changed to Fort Halleck.
This fort has been garrisoned by six hun
dred of them eolored. On Tuesday it was
attacked by Forrest, with six thousand
men, and, after brave defense, was cap
tured. Nearly the aohole garrison, ,clsites
as rel as blacks, aoas Immediately 5utch-
cred. The horrible details will be found
in our paper to day Paducah is also
said to have been attacked and taken.
1t seems to us that General Brayman,
or whoever commands at Cairo, is crimin.
ally at fault for allowing this butchery to
take place. 1t isnow two weeks since For
rest made his appearance in Western Ken
lucky, and yet it appears that no attempt
has been made to guard against an attack
by him on Columbus, or arepetition of his
attack on Padncah, which was so gallant
ly repelled by Col. Hicks. The rebel ha.
had fearful revenge for his repulse.--
We trust that he and his inhuman follow.
ers may yet be overtaken and served just
as they served our brave boys at Ft. Pill
ow.-Pftts. Gaz. sl4
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-04
Army Correspondence.
ANNApoL1s, MD,
Friday Morning, April Is, 1864.

Friday Morning, April Is, 1864.
EDS. OF CITIZEN Lively times in
this town now, about thirty regiments are
here; two colored regiments left for the
South last Saturday, and another, the Isl
Michigan, leaves to-day. Gen. Grant was
here on Wednesday, left in the afternoon
for Washington. Two brass bands sur
renaded him and Gen. Burnside at the
City Hotel that night, but Grant not be
ing present, was absent, and had the best
of them. Last night, Murdoch, the great
tragedian, read in the Navy Yard Chapel
for the benefit of the Hospital Band
Gen. Burnside and Gen. Washburn, and
their staffs were there; the entertainment
was good, but was not so much arprecia-
ted as other performances Three thou.
sand soldiers are delighted every night by
Mrs. Dan Rice, who shows them well
bred Horse, well trained Dog, Mule
that won t ride, and man that can't, but
altogether, what the soldiers call a "bully
circus"
The Canterbury amuses about five hun
dred soldiers every night, with low COM
edy, and white men who could not per-
form better if they had been born black
1 love to see the soldiers enjoy themselves,
for soon Gen. Grant will open show, and
another scene awaits them.
Last night, just after the circus closed,
a soldier of the 50th Pa, was shot dead
near the Post office, am informed by a
Lieutenant of the 9th N. H., by no means
an uncommon occurrence in this town.
He died as is usual in such cases, with
the hospitality of Annapolis, around his
neck in the form .of canteen full Of
whisky. l know nothing of the circum-
stances or cause, except it was whisky.
There are 1893 patients in the Hospi-
tails of this post; 81 died last week, but
everything is gay in Annapolis
Patients, by flag of truce boat, 60 di-
rect to Baltimore now, to leave room here
for sick of 9th army corps.
AMERICAN SOLDIER.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-04

Camp, 62d Regt. 2. v.
NEAR BEALToN STATION, VA,
April 11th, 1864.

MEssRs. EDITORS Thinking that the
friends of those who belong to the 62d
would be anxious to know how we are get
ting along; | thought would send you
a short communication. We are enjoy
ing ourselves as best we can under the
circumstances as bad weather forbds all
out-of-door sports at present, such as we
have in good weather. 1t has been rain
ing here almost constantly for the past four
days, which renders the roads almost i'm
passible.
We are daily expecting orders to pack
Knapsack;s and move to the 'front.' as it is
rumored, that the Veteran Reserve Corps
is going to relieve us, from the tiresome
duty, of " Rail Road Guarding."
Some excitement prevails here with re-
gard to the Presidential Campaign now
about opening. Manyof the soldiers say,
they would vote for Mcclellan, if there
were no better men, than he;" but they
consider honest Old Abe better man
than Mac consequently Little Mac is left
in the dark here. We want man that
is tried and true for President, and there
is none that has shown more ioyaity to
our cause than Lincoln. Why should we
substitute for him, man whose loyalty is
doubted by every patriot in the land P
Copperheads and Traitors may vote for
W Lgeilan. We Loyal men will vote for
A. Lincoln. ....5...,.
G.. VIZ.
Co. ID, 62d P. V.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-04
IHE APoIHoEsls oE SLAVERY.

From England to the ''Old Domain,
The broken : elite wandered
And fast before old Mammons shrine,
Their time and gold was squandered.
Too proud to work--they would not choose
A Puritauic favor
mol servile labor they would have
So fitted out a SLAYER
Or rather hddit fitted out
Upon the german water
To bring to our fair land the bane,
OF strife. rapine and slaughter,
With ruthless hand from Afrlcs coast,
The innocent were plundered,
And wide apart the fillal ties
OF brotherhood were sundered.
To" chrstianize them was their plea,
Which plea they did disparage, sf
To christianize theu-how could they
Sans churches, schools aud marriage
The Black his native talent lost,
While he his thrall iamented; ~
And white men flushed with shining gold,
Became almost demented.
Saw nothing in the distant maze,
But looming Eldorado's;
Drunk with gold and tyranny,
They turned out vile bravado's
10 force their issU es on the north,
They fostered.ls a faction.
From which theyc Csc candidate,
lntimes of great reaction.
They bowed their heads to slaycrys viii,
Made quite a revolution,
They deified it-called it
peculiar institution" lr
Then reyerencedi it, because they had
All other gods forgotten:
Ana set il up before the world
Upon throne Of cotton,
And ever since, have copperheads,
Of every age and station,
Bowed down to it, on IL hung
Their very souls salvation.
They worship 1t In various ways,
Both openly and hidden:
Forgetting wholly what is in
The decalogue forbidden
PgrER poRouPfNE.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-04

ENGLISH GIRLs,-The English girl
spends more than half her waking hours
in physical amusements, which tend to
develope, invigorate and ripen the bodily
powers. She rides, walks, drives and
rows upon the water, runs, dances, plays,
sings, jumps the rope, throws the ball,
harls the QUOT, draws the bow, keeps up
the shuttle-cock, and all this without hav-
ing it pressed forever upon her mind that
she is thereby wasting her time. She
does this every day, until it becomes a
habit which she viii follow up through
life. Her frame as natural consequence
is larger, her muscular system is in bet
ter subordination, her strength more en-.
during, and the whole tone of her voice
healthier. Girls think of this. ~