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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12


In the Maryland Senate on Wednesday even.
Ing, Mr.. Stirling introduced bin to give 10
qualified voters Of the State in the military
service Of the United States the right to vote.
Mr.. Landlords resolution requesting the
Secretary Of War to open recruiting Offices in
the District Of Columbia, where fugitive slaves
from Maryland may enlist and be credited to
the State, was passed.
At yesterdays session the Senate passed the
bill legalizlng the acts Of the City Council Of
Baltimore and of County Commissioners in re.
lation TO providing bounties for soldiers.
The Joint resolutions passed by the House In
relation to general system of public school
education throughout the State, and the bill in
relation To nulsances In Baltimore city, were
rejected. The bill making an appropriation
for the completion Of the State Hospital for the
Insane, was rejected, but the vote thereon was
afterward reconsidered.
In the House Of Delegates on Wednesday
bills were passed incorporating the Baltimore
and Pikesville, and the Franklin and PowhAtan
Railroad Companies, and also a bill incorpo-
rating the Smiths Patent Fire Arms Company
Of Baltimore.
Al yesterdays session notice was given Of a
bill 10 apportion the representation OF the sew
eral counties and OF the city Of Baltimore ac-
cording TO the Increase OF population as pro-
vided for by the constitution Of the State.
The bill striking out the sections of the Code
Public Laws which forbid the manulmsslon Of
slaves, with an additional section offered by
Mr.. stockbridge, legallzlng all manumlssions
made or attempted to be made by last will or
testament since the passage OF that law, was
passed-yeas 40, nays Is.
The bill authorizing the City Council of
Baltimore to provide for the relief of Aoldiera'
families, was passed.
The House having disposed of all the bust.
ness on Its docket, adjourned until Monday
next.
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"rHz CRISIS WHICH THRHATENzD TO DIVIDE
THR TRInDs or THE UNION rs PAST"
81 sHAIIL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
"a PROCLAIM TUIL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soI1Nur SWEAR TO HKNOHToRTH FAITHFULLY
sUrroRT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND THE CoNsrI-
TUITION OF THn UNITED STATES, AND TIE UNor
OF THn STATES rHKHrUSDm.n
r. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, Feb. IO.-Moseby
was on the old Bull Run battlefield yesterday,
with three hundred men. The guerrillas sklr-
mished with our plckets, near Manassas, last
evening.
Captain seabury, AdJutant General on Gen.
owens's staff, led a small column which first
crossed Morton's Ford and made gallant
charge on the rebel pckets.
Lieutenant Shields, Of General Hays staff,
was shot through the lungs, but will recover.
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FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

Rsfagssism and DsssrtIon Inereas,nr.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT WESTERN yIR-
GINA, February 10.-Twenty-1ve refugees
came In In one squad to General Sullivan to-
day. They are from Page and Shenandoah
counties. These refugees tell sad tales of the
workings Of the rebel conscriptlon law, They
say Georgia regiment is enforcing the con-
seriPtion In that section Of country where they
resided, and that these Georgiaus shoot dowi,
every man who is caught in an attempt TO es-
Deeerters in large numbers continue 10 mr..
rive at all our military posts along the line.
FROM twenty-five to thirty deserters arrive al
New Creek every day. ' - ~
One party Of refugees who passed through
Beverly report band Of refugees 800 strong
making their way TO our lines.
The cattle and sheep that Gen. Robert Lee
claims Gen. Rosser to have captured were tax en-
from citizens residences situated very many
miles from our lines. This speaks for itself.
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w. W. SHORE, lately expelled from General
Buffers department, was not correspondent of
the Nsw York Tfmss, but of the World and He,ps.
RRv. THos. J. BIo0s, formerly pastor of
Christ Church in Cincinnati, died on Tuesday
DAVID PRETzMAN was arrested at Hngers.
town, Nd, several days ago, by Capt. spauldiug;
and forwarded to Warrington. He belongs to the
LIST Maryland uebel) cavalry, and 10 charged " ith
being aspy. Several months ago he was a State
prisoner at Fort MeHenry.
L. TURNBULL and n. Nichols, of Baltimore.
Capt. J. X. Auliek, U. s. N, and n. V. AuIiek, of
Warrington, sailed from New York on Wednesday
for Liverpool, in the steamship AuStralAsIAn.
JAMES BrRNE and J. Watson, arrested scy-
erAl days ago on the charge OF disIoyalty, were
yesterday sentenced by Provost Marshal HAyper
Of Baltimore, to 30 days imprisonment.
Mr.. JOHN CARR, one of the defenders or
Baltimore In 1914, died yesterday at his reaidenos
No. es Barre street, Baltimore In the ssth year of
his age.
Z. A. PRICE, John Larryman, Thomas Ser.
merck, Rev. NJ Todd, and C. W. Habon wers
arrested on Wedn' sday, BY Brig. Gen. L. d, Tyler
at the Relay House, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and sent under guard to BAltimnre. Tbe
charges against them have not been made public,
ADMIRAL DUPONT, U. 8. N, Major Mulford
U. s. A., Captain Zsliary and Captain Barakopb'
OF the Russian navy, together with number of
the officers from the Russian fleet now living of
Annapolis, were sojourninE at Barnum,s HotsI
Baltimore, yesterday.
COLLECTOR BARNEY, New York, has appoint.
ed Mr. George W. Blunt, Captain il. b. Nones. NJ
the revenue service, and Captain Ezra Nye' a
board for the examination OF officers In the rove,
nue. service.
Mr. NJ. LEHR, OF the firm of Brown 4 Lebr
Baltimore street, near the bridge
was arrested Thursday evening, by Goyernment
detective, on the charge OF corresponding with
persons in the South. He was locked up for .
further hearing,
JONES, the Cincinnati sculptor, has inst fin.
Shtd fine bust, drAped, OF Secretary Chase. which
will at enoe be put in marble by order of the
friends OF the Secretary in Washington.
REV. J. HENRY THArBR, pastor of the Crom-
BE street church, Salem, has accepted the AsIo
'iate ProfeIsorship OF Sacred Theological LItera.
lure In Andover, Mass.
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A CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-Thef following
has been mentioned in England. An e,nInent
physician refers to Youatt, who told him that
his remedy was to allow the common nitrate =
silver, easily procurable, to filter int, d
woundi it dccomposes the saliva, and .ho
this destroys the virus. He says ., :. uoins
rate of silver chases the poiSo- ,nta 'H' Nj
capillaries, and neutralIze' # Th" nnH, SnU very
adds that the poison o, tropboSIa pTs',oiaa fsmoin
orer hn' u" Sn aver ge six weeks; the part heals
Ios. iD,,.D Das s,''' pImple or wound, more or
.SS "'l s 1t then becomes painful, and the
tS,, 4atever it is, is ripe for dissemination
~ nv ne system, aud then all hope is gone.
= eVertheless, between the time of the bite and
the activity of the wound, previous to dissent
natlon' the caustic or nitrate of silver, is sure
pfeventivei after that 1t is as useless us all the
other means. The best mode of application of
the nitrate of silver is by introducing 1t soldly
Into the wound. It melts in an equal quantity
oi water If already healed, the cicatrlx should
DO rubbed and causticated away entirely.
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Capture and Execution OF a Noted Cue,
FillA,

CAFE GmARDEAu, Feb. O.-On the 80 ina,
scouting party sent out Ly Col. j. y. Ro%ers Se
under command Of Capt. Shelby, Second Eli
ment cavalry, NJ. y. M, attacked a large boSd
Of guerrillas under the noted chief, John r
Bowlln, Killed seven and caFtured eight men,
corn. Bowlln was captured and confined In the
guardhouSe at this post.
Az late hour last night he was forcIblv
taken by the enraged soldiers and citizens from
The custody of the guard and hung. No init.
nation nation Of the act reached the officers until The
Weea ,Ht was perpetrAted. The officers did all In
nS" Sr, power to suppress the violation ofthe law,
confession before his execution
Lima "ss 90 d, Round Pond there were eight men
'oG UII TWO by Nathan Bowlln and one by John
mIsht; Ihey were killed with handsplkes. I
ollPtlea one revolver. At Round Point 7 sbot
"HS man. a' Dallas wounded another. / can.
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The following example of orthography. syu.
tax and logic iS an advertisement, posted a. a
road-crosslng In Kent some months ngo
copied literally b. curious collector Of gems
who made aJourney Of observation through that
region.
"REwARD.-Lost or strade from the Premu,e
OF the subscriber, sheepe all over white. one
Leg was blRkk and half his body. All pursons
shall receive hyee dolls TO bring him back. He
was she goatn
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ALMOST A RIoT.-Between / and . O'Clock
last night terrible riot would have taken place II
policemen Berkeley and shelton had not timely ar
rived to Quel the disturbance. party Of soldiers,
numbering some twenty-five, all belonging to the
10th New York Engineers, went to Middleton's
restaurant, corner II and Thirteenth streets, to
partake OF some oysters. several citizens were
there and OF them insulted one Of the soldiers
when an alteration was the result. Three pistol
shots were nred, one Of which passed through an
ear OF the sergeant major Of the regiment, who
happened to be In company with the citizens.
The attention Of the police was called to II by
another crowd OF soldiers who were running
through the rear yard OF wurderlieh'B restaurant,
and fastening to the scene. BY great deal OF
persuasion the policemen succeeded In getting the
soldiers to return to their camp, after which they
repaired to Middeton's restaurant, where the az
lair originated, and found the citizens In cSmpAny
with the sergeant major, all of whom charged the
soldiers with the causing OF the disturbance. Bro
ken bottles and glasses, used A. weapons Of attack,
were Gtrewn about the room In the greatest pro-
fusion,
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TRENTON, Feb. 10.-Mr. Randolph, Of Hud-
son county, has introduced bill into the SEN
ate extending the charter Of the New Jersey
Railroad Company till 1889, and to enable the
road, SO as TO avoid curves, aud accommodate
their customers with more rapid travelling.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

Mr.. Riddle offered a resolution for printing
ten thousand additional copies Of General
McClellan's report, for the use Of the Ben ate,
ing. a - I'---''''
Mr.. Foster, from the COMMITTEES on Pensions.
reported fayorably on the petition Of John M.
Burns, OF 1ottysburg, a citizen, who was
wounded In the great battle at that place, for a
pension, with bill, and recommending lie
passage. II -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House passed the Senate bill TO re-estab-
llsh the principal port Of entry of Champlain
al Plattsburg.
On motion of Mr.. schenck, the further con-
sideration Of the enrolment bill was postponed
until two O'Clock.
The committees were called for reports of n
private character.
Some time was spent in the consideration OF
private bills. =. ..
The House, at two O'Clock, proceeded 10 act
on the enrolment bill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 The new church ON L street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, will, by divine
permission, be dedicated next SABBATH. The
Right Rov. W. II. Tishop Il expected to preach
the dedication sermon at II o'clock q. m; at
o'clock p. m, Rev. Samson Talboti n O'Clock p.
attend There will be a collection taken up
throughout the day for the bensnt OF the church.
fss-lt Rev. R. II. DYSON, Pastor.
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SYRACUSE, Feb. 1.-THE onondaga County
Penitentiary took fire in the workshop at noon
to-day and was entirely consumed, and the
main building is about gone. The prisoners'
wing may be saved, but II seems to be lmprob.
able. Loss between S35, 900 and az, 600. The
prisoners were all taken to the courthouse,
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Mr.. Collamer, from the Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads, yesterday reported
back the bill 10 remove disqualification on ac.
count OF color in carrying the mails, with an
amendment declaring there shall be no exclu.
sion Of any witness in the courts Of the United
States on account Of color.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
II HIRTY-E EIGHTH CO'HGREss 81
First Session.

ph4N n 4 hs
FRIDAY, February 10.

Mr.. Trumbull presented petitions from the
Unite d States judges for Wisconsin, Iowa,
Ohio and other Western States, In reference to
the Enadequacy Of their salaries; which were
referH ed 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Lane, of Indiana, offered q resolution,
which was adopted, instTuctIng the Judiciary
Comm lttee to inquire into the expedlency of SO
amend ing the present laws regulating the su-
preme Court as to eonfne the decisions TO
Iuesti )ns of Law alone.
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E-Th railroad advertisements on our Jarst+
pd0s are insN1ed BY authority orts railroad COM
pdniss seUerauy ndmed, are officially corrected
NhsS changes are made, hence can Dc relied upon
az correct. ... .r. .r. .r..
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Mr.. Lane, of Ind, submitted a resolution to-
day, which was adopted, directing the JudlcI-
ary Committee to inquire into the expedlency
of amending the law regulating the jurlsdIc-
tlon of the Supreme Court. 1t lsto conhnS the
Court to the consideration of questions of law
alOne
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

The sPRINGTTELD Republican reports that
Rev. James A. Kibbs, pastor of the MetbodIst
church at JenksVille, Qudlow,) Mass, has
been detected in a dlSgrScslul intrigue with
ne Of his female PariShIoners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

The (almost) octogenarian hero Of Gettys.
burg, John L. Burns, said to be the only clti-
zen of that burg who took up arms In Its de-
fence, had his pension bill faVorably reported
to-day by Senator Foster, from the Committee
Tensions. He will get eight dollars per month,
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.

B-we understand that the Speakers recsp.
lions are not discontinued during Lent, but
continue every Friday evening during the ses.
sion, from half past eight to eleven P. NJ.
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~ Heean Gis attention Of business men to he
elassUaoatiON Of oar advertisements. We intend
70 kefp OUSiaess ", % thts matter for he 6cnca
Of oar patrons.
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The WEEKLY RxPUDLICAN for the preSenS
week is filled with valuable and interesting
matter. For sale in wrappers and otherwise
Al our counter, No. 5l1 Ninth street.
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DIED.

Of her parenta, In Baltimore, MARoAREr JAEE
BuekiNoHAM, the beloved wife Of John y. Buck
ingham, Of this city.
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G5-Ryland Chapel Fair.--The ladies OF
Ryllnd Chapel will continue their fair during the
present week at the church edinee, corner Of 10th
and streets usland). A fne band Of music will
be In attendance. fee.Iw
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FITTY,CEST LOAvEs OF RRuLD.-The Rich
iu9hu D'Spdtoh publishes the'followlng:
Loaf bread is becoming ANAL nv de0rees
and beautifully less, II we are 10 Judge their
SlLe by the ono which a blacksmith named
John Dean purchased for mn cents, and, on
small wager, ate at two mouthfuls. This feat
occurred at a smiths shop at the Navy Depart
ment, and Is Youched for by several eycswit-
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BAN fRAHcIsoo, Feb. 11!--The Senate Of this
State yesterday decided against a repeai. OF the
specific contract act, BY q vote Of 10 yeas TO IS
nays.
There is general rejoicing ever the result.
The masses OF the people are unalterably deter.
mined 70 transact their business on this coast
on the basis Of the metallic currency.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

~ Ssosri0eriJ falling % rscess d. Rep~oliean
rsgRarly asiH please aOtDH p'is Office. H
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A Baltimore Vessel Ashore.
foRT MoNRoR, February 1.-THE schooner
@. M. Partridge, Captain Dorr, from Baltl.
more for Belfast, Maine, lie ashore near Cape
Henry
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o. TIE 0rle' rths National RspSeiioan q at
51l NintA streef, between PSnn'ylvania aVtnTea'd
ID street. ...#..U.. ......rr
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District Supreme Court-brInaIaaI Tern
Iunar nY1u
mDistriet Circuit oourt-ststsd. Term.


On the sth instant in this city, by the Rev.
MARTIN to MARY ANN SMITH, both OF this city,
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n Btornge-In FIrs-PrOor Brick Ware.
house, foot OF Y street, Apply to FRED. s. COZ
lens Pennaylvania avenue, two doors nom -Four.
eenth street, Oo0O-tf
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THE PHovosT MARSHAL AND THE GAMBLERs.
by the Special Order No. 90 OF the Provost Mar
shall published In our paper to-day II will be seen
that the ofieers Of the patrol are Instructed to
visit the gambling houses Of the city frequently,
and II they find that such house IL used for gam.
bling purposes, the place Il TO be closed and the
implements taken to the Provost Marshals ofiee.
All officers found In the houses, whether playing
or not, are to be placed under arrest and ordered
to report. thiS order IL carried out a. 1t should
be, there are lively times coming for the "gay
gambAlier," whose name is LEGION" in WASH
ington.
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No. i0e. The United States, appellants, u. An.
AstAoio GARLIC. =. - .a. s.
No. ias. The United States, appellants, to. d. $,
No. rs. The uni,sd states, .ppoll.D,., ". Juan
No. i6o. The United States, appellants v, Frsds.
rick Billings, II al I....... .Frrft 1-trr
No. Iei. The United states, appella ants rs. R.vil-
iAvieencio. |..
No. iea. The United States, appellants %. Pablo
Apla'a heirs. Appeals from the District Court OF
United States for the Southern District Of Call.
fornia, On motion OF Mr. coffcy, Assistant At
torney General, these appeals were dismissed.
Nos. Iti, 2SI, and 2s7. Henry A. Burr, appellant,
Va Peter A. Duryee 81 al.
These cases were continued by Mr.. Keller and
Mr. Clifford for the appellant.
Adjourned until Monday, AZ II O'Clock.
District supreme sCourt-brIn,IaaI Term.
JuDoE oLIN. ....
FEB. l0s--Terenee MoMoon, convicted OF larceny
on the % inst wnS sentenced 10 pay hne OF forty
dollars and in default Of payment to be imprisoned
for sixty days in the common jail ....
Lydia Lee, indicted upon the,ehs. 70 OF keeping
bawdy house, was acquitted.
John MeGowan, indicted upon the charge o5
committing highway robbery, 10 being tried
District Attorney Carrington prosecuting, and
Bell Adams, E'q., the counsel for the prisoner.
WDistrict Circuit Oourt-stated Term.
CHIEF JUSTICE cARTTER.
Feb. i2.-In the cases OF Kirkwood ~. MoGuffy;
Fennon rs. Cassidy Kiefe ~. Johnsoni Brown ps.a
selden-judgment by default The case Of Thomp-
son 10. RIggs Kisckhorier was dlsmissed-lthe
plaintiff suffering nonEuit
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tured eight men on Hickory Ridge, told thcm
1 was going TO shoot thcm, but their soldiers
recaptured them before could do 20. I have
killed six or seven men, killed my cousin,
ordered him to halt-he would not, and shot
him down." -
Though Bowlln was Illegally hung, he deserved
worse fate
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BY TELEGRAPH
An Al.ssnisH sugEessfon-Is n stock
Jobber'a Ganardi

NEW YoRK, Feb. 12.-Tho New York Tri-
bWns's London letter says that a feet Of six
steamers, built in England and taken to China,
have been sold there tothe agents of jeff Davis,
and will be made rebel prlvateers, Tho letter
hints that San Francisco viii be attacked by
them.
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WASHINGTON, ID. @.

rn1DAr,a,,,,..i,,Iiii,illl,'.rEBRoARY ia. 1884.
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n once Of the independent Telegraph
Company, 500 Ninth street, lone door from Penn.
JyiS-H Ar TALcoTT, Manager.
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" S.-T.-1so-X.-Dra Plantation
HITTrnn

They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
hours.
They strengthen tho GYstem and enlivsn ths
mind. ~
They prevent miasmatie and intermittent feysrs,
They purify the breath and Acidity Of the Stom-
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DtArrheA, Cholera and Cholera Morbua
Aehe.
They are the beat Bitters In the world They make
the weak man strong, and arc exhausted nAtureI1
great restorer They are composed Of the eolS-
brAted CalisAyA Bark, CAHoArillA Bark, DAndelion,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
greenI Anlse, Cloyer-budS, Orange Peel, snake
X ke.
The following ia a sample OF the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HOME EsurERrSTESDENT'SoTyI
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n Ice Cream, Confectionery, &e,--Re-
eePhons, PARTIES Weddings, Balls, Suppers, Fairs,
and other entertainments furnished at shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ice cream and
Water Ices made by steam power, warranted TO be
me best in the eitywholeIae and RETAIL delivered
70 any part OF the city. Charlotte Russo, Jellies
JOS. sHAFFIELD's Confectionery, sss sixth
street, between @ and II. ja9T-Sm
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I ESsONS ON THE GUITAR AND IN
IL MODERN LANGUAGEs--order will be re
eeiVed at MessTs. Smith l. NeAle's Music Store
Third streets iAni6-Im
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soLDIEAS HoME sUPERINTENDERT'sO OFFIcE,
CINCINNATI, O., Jan, 10, 1888.

have given your Plantation Mttern 10 hundreds
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
marvellous and gratifying.
such preparation as this 10 heartily wish IN
every family In every hospital, and At hand on
every oaple-neid. q. W. ID. ANDREWI,.
UI%V Superintendent.