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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09

Three Ronihs IN hs Soutbsrr, Stasss-APTil- jane
lsss. BE- Liaa Co.. FrsspsaHtis OOI&itrsan' Guards
--pD. 1853. RsgublishsI BY s. q. GOstssi. Mobile,
ls6t.
This book, the writer tells US in the preface is tran
script tom his Diary Of svens day by day. as be ira
vs,s,d the Confederate Sa'ss fom the Rio Gfsnde to
the Potomac and Il has evidently been printed just
cash ds occurrences or thoughts we're Otted dOSn 1t
ths lime With only the suppression here and there Of
figures or "details, which he apEFshsOded might inoI-
oQsly disclose The dsieloes Of The people among whom
h. had travelled. Col Freemantle appeared TO those
Who met hin, well-bssd unas5uming Eagl sh gentle
man. We therefore trust that, rtAseon hereafter,
bs viii comprehend be has been Id into grave error
Of conduct BY bic OVeFiroe disclosures, in several in
stances. Of what was said 10 him in private
tioa by officers Of high rank in service. Recently,
va observed the same breach Of dsCOrom the part OF
an oOer Of Engineers Of the British service, who had
v.ited she Headquarters Of Gen. Meade, at CupsPer
o. Il and who repeated in the Pgss Of the Utsd Ser
vice MagaziHs, Of LONDON, remarks Of bis hest Gene
raj Hunt and Of General Meade, well calculated to
draw down upon them The N feeling Of their oivl
supsriors.
It has always been fsvOFiie slime Of the British
critic to eAsgsts the alleged Wsns Of COED faith the
part Of American travellers IN England touching private
eonversA lone and their disregard Of she plansst pre-
SsP,s Of good breeding in TIA, particular. We know
sEsa Of no Yankee Who hAl rAnSEssased in this way
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09

sOldsn ~hoss service sEpIp on ihs af'i q SAnsai:
next
Toe steamship Calsdoais, from Glasgow, 26tt inst,
also arrived las: vssS bringing the following later adj
vices:
A despatch from General Cameron dated Head
Quarters AUCKLAND, June 7b" says During the NJ 1s
three ontho active operations will hardly oe practicable
in any Part Of New aAud great part OF the troops
have hutted themselves for the winter.
Tuesdays second edition Times city article ssys:-
Nrhs discoult market sho rs no alteration. Among
the more sign acSnt points in the present accounts
from New York, is ths change OF tone be,oming OBJ
serVable WIh regard tho order Of thinGs in Mex
| leo. Reports sent tom Americans in Mexico ul-
" col firm the hopeful description obtained from other
quarters of the rapid consolidation 9th new Govern
msnt
Advces from Frankfort state that recent facts have
suddenly begun disturb the eager faith OF investors
10 United States bonds. So 10 tiers received by Ger
man houses speak OF the existing decline as OWING to
the fear Of importers TO enter goods at the present rate
Of duties
n was known al Frankfort that many German orders
| lad been cOuOtermsnded aPprehensons beginning to
be experienced tha. the new NoVeDbeC. dividend may
bs Os' and that it will not be paid in specie. The
dstust has been increased by the circumstance that
large Gales we're being Pressed by parties hitherto
! looked upon as bss. informed on American affairs.
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LATEST FROM The UNIrED sr.Tes

PrrsRsBUiG. Sept s.-The Washington Chronicle of
the OH is received.
Lincoln has issued proclamation II o1sstinp and "a.
qurrg that prayer be offered 70 God on next SUNDAY
in all places Of public worship In the United stsss for
preserving our natoaal 'xistence Also prayer for
Divine protection to the soldiers and for blessing snd
comiOr! TO the SICK wounded and prisoners and the
widows and orphans Of those who have fallen ia the
service OF their country.
de also Issued a PROCLAMATION returning national
thanks to Farragt, cauby snd Granger for tie rsSuc
lion Of forts Pillow, Gaines aad Morgan.
Also one 10 Sherman aud bis men for the csoture Of
Atlanta.
There fai been lmmense demonstrations IN O,veeo
Troy, Boston, Buffalo, NsS London. o.. s,,s,cos
Rochester ard New Haven over the fall Of Atlanta
In most places 100 guns 6,ed and speeches made
The p lidelpkia Ifquirer thinks 4 Johnston had
been Ia command in teld Of Hood, the g,dsia amy
would have suffered defeat ere this
United ates steam Fsigats seized the Rssel nj
rate Georgia 40 miles of Lls,orn, put crew aboard
don say that she Was sailing under the British flag,
and the Captain prOtesttd against her seizure. The
event ortsss mu,h cortslvs sy.
TIE o. s. Frigate Brandy~ns was burnt at Old
Point on Saturday, involving loss OF oyer million of
dollars.
Grsn! takes decided ground against the Chicago plat
form and 10 favor Of LiccoD, 60 says the Washington
correspondent! of the Pniadslphis Press.
The Chicago Journal Gays hat Vallandighsm wrote
the Chicago Platform.
Sherman says his army has been fyhIing continuously
sinoJ May, and needs rssL
Gold 24lt.
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Our Telegraphie News.
Iy 20

: aos che withdrawal Of the Dispatch, EEa'''"'r'
=, -,rsr and Ssinsg rom the Press Association the
rerr 80 furnished BY tho agents Of the Association at
Pei, rsturg, Charleston, Macon, Mobile, PasOssOulA,
sen o5ia Clinton s:e are nov published E1SLUsIvEIT
in morning and evening editions Of this paper We
vii also continue to receive and Publse special dss-
ps.sSes from oar Own reporters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09

Atlanta Egd LETT In the night ts, when the Twsntlsk
corps SeHeraf sldcumi took possession Of the place.
SO Atlanta is ours and fairly won.
sinoe the b of May We have been In one constant
battle or skirmisb, and need rtst. 63
Our Losses will not exceed twelve hundred, and We
nave possession Of over three hundred rebel dead two
hundred and fifty wounded, aud over fifteen hundred
well W. T. SaERNLE, hsj. Gen.
later despatch frou General Slocum, dated at At
IaA'a last night he at nine 90 ock states that the
enemy d,sroyed seven locomotives aud eighty one
cas- loaded with ammunition email arms and stores
aod lett fourteen pieces of artillery Of them un-
injured and large number of small arms.
Oeseiters are constantly coming into our lines
Edwin N. STANTON,
SecretarV of War,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09
OELEBRArIuS or sHrRnAs's vIcroRIIs.

1 he entir, North is ablszs with joyful excitement
over the downfall OF Atlanta and she quent de-
aster 10 the South Politics. which but few shcr. days
since coupled the public attention, for the time
iori often, aud ealutes bonhses music aud congratu-
atory speeches are the order of the day. The very
heavens have been Illuminated by the bazs of tar
barrels aud lire works. the air has beI made to shake
with the tbuudeIs of artillery aud hundreds of throas
nave been made hoarse by spetohifying. New York,
Ne" Jersey, Vermont, 0hio, aud other ates eX-
change compliments the brilliant sucoe s, and
ell agree that the rebellion ezh ens-i e. crushed.
SPIRITED CAVALRY
despatch 60 the Herald, dIted at Bunker Hill,
September g. gives the following account Of cavalry
engagement in the Valley:
We were attacked about half past ten o'clock this
forenoon by Loma1's division, consisting OF five bril-
gades OF cavalry Acting the defensive Tor abort
time, until the enemy hid dVulged his strength, 6 he
ttsnsiVe Was taken by side, aud the enemy driver
i've milee towards Winchester 81 very RAPID rate
This division showed its thorough discipline ia the
splendid advance which IL made and the maj % wiring
which II executed The rebel artillery barely escaped
capture, through che Fortunate Tor hem interpretation
Of MIL creek, by which stream our charges were
checked for the tme being
For short tine it was desperate struggle. Oar
losse4 are light.
Among tue wounded are Major s. Foley, Fourteenth
PennsyVsnia cavalry, and Major SEOders, Eighth
OAo.
Gold on the Sd vas 24O1
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LATE FROM THE NORTH.

The Herald of the oh has lfisial dispatches from
Grant and shermantbe latter giving aoco mt Of the
capture Of Atlanta and the bat 10 at Jonesboeo'. We
give these des atctes in the order in which they we're
elographed General DIX b. Secretary Stanton
IFIRsT BUILEuNI
WAR DEPr, WAsHINGFoE, Sept 4, 1864
10 Mojor Gen. Dir:
The to loving telegram from General Grant has just
been received
CRY PorSr, Sept 8, 1854
Hon NJ sTLsTOs
have received Richmond paper OF to dsy.
| contains a rumor OF q battle at Atlanta but says
that thu War Depsr meat having no official ihforma
ton, q enes 70 form OpiaiOn for the rumors.
l have no doubt, however, that Sherman has gained
great success there.
Before ,hs deeTatoh Of last night was received AN
nouncng the occupation Of Atlanta by troops the
fact was known to cur pickets The rebels haloed
over 20 cur men that Sherman had whipped Hcod-tha,
the latter had ost forty thousand men, AID that ouf
troops we're in Atlanta.
All quiet hIe. US GpAsr,
Ljeu, Gen,
Oar Southwestern telegraph continues down, aud
this, with heavy storm thai commenced in the after
noon, and is gill prevailing beyond Louisville NAV
damage the lines 60 TO binder the arrival OF detsil
irom Atlanta fer q day or too.
EDWIN N. SFAEr0H,
Secretary OF War.
lIc1ED EULLKTIE
WAR DEPARTMENT.. Sept. 4, 1854.
To Mej. Gen. De. NsU York:
General Shermans OffC al report of the capture of
Atlanta has usy bssn received b. this department Il
ID dated twenty IL niles south OF Atlanta siI o'clock
yeeterday mornns, but detained by the breaking
Of the t-legaph lines, mentioned in my despatch Of
last gut.
"As already reported TIE Amy withdrew from about
Atlan's aud the )th had made break of the West
Point road, end reached cd position IRON which 70
strike tns Macon rosd-the RICH (aoWar) nasF Jones.
borO, PIE l'f (Sdhodeld) Rough and lady, aud
the centre (Tdomss) a. uch's.
"H0Eard found the enemy In fJrcs a. Johesbo 90 and
ntenched his troops, the salient within half mile Of
the railroad.
''Fhe tnsmy attacked him at three D. M. but was ca
silly repulsed, AVing his dead and wounded
''Fmoing strong opposition on ii road, advances
the LETT and centre rapidly 10 the railroad made coed
Judgment aud broke alt the way from Rough AID
Ready down 70 ,Watds left near J5nesbOro, aad by
thssnms movement nteFpossd lay who'll army be-
tween Allan a and the part OF the enemy nirsaOhsd
In around JonssborO>
'Ws made general attack On the Enemy al J0nesboro
on the s; Of September, The FJurieeaih corps Ger.
trtI d. o. Davis carrying tho works hands omely,
with ten guns and about a thousand prgO iers.
In the night the enemy reireated sou b. AID ne have
feleWed him another Of his hastily eonstrueted lines
near LOvrjOi'c S Atioh.
Hood a, Atlanta. finding me on hs road, the only
one that could supply him. and between him aud DON.
siderable part u bic aImg, blew up his mag zines in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09

CHIAP BUfcaERs MLAT.-CoL Ingram, city contrac.
to-, has now on hAuj, splendid lot of sheep and beef
cattle, and will this morning be prepared to serve the
oiiizsns ut both narket houses He will open the stall
IN the Cd Market formerly OCcupedby Wm. L Bowers,
near the main street end of the market house. He
would have opened stall 10 this market Leiore but tor
the almost nsuperable ,uItes he has encountered il
Set uring the services of competent butchers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09
MOONLIGHT RxOURsION.

NIX STEAMER WILLIAM ALLISON WILL
make MOONLIGHT TX 70 2MoN down James River on
NEXT IL nst, leaving he uhsf hapast seven
O'clock returning 10 he cts ct l2 DEL. ck.
ossion -s-es w. Wv w
reshments viii b. found the boat
rare Tor the trpgsntemtn, go genlkmap with LADY s0
sn9 - Tor each sddenaladJ children under 10 Of
$500 spp-sskW
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: a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIGhTs,
RICHMOND WHIG.
FRIDAY mORNING, SEPT. ., 1854.
EVENING MIG.

81, ssAn publish, to-day, at O'elOok-P. n, and
sv gscoesding day SspHsEys szcsPted) at the same
no en- evening edition o. the Wig. The Evening
W vii contain tse latest news BY mall and 'sestaPO'
e. he hour Ct going press editorials, s'osi in'''
IL, i, 80 jy 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SHEClAl NOIlCB.
We willie attention OF Grocefies
Goods and sundeB FRIDAY next the 9th inst,
will OF r.
10 bbls. choice New Orleans Sugar,
20 common TO medium
70 " crushed
10kegs Bi cAIb sodai
So bSs Cubs and LaSusyrs ooass
SO bags Va. Bait -.
y chests Green Tea
Young Tyson "
600 los. Sole Leather
10 dos. super French stskins,
With general assortment OF Groceries.
ALSO;
is bales a. Augusta Eheeings
5" shirtiogs
10 +" Cotton Yarns, assorted,
l0Ps We. Cashmere
- dossn Pocket Knives
900 gross Siee Pens
l.e N Needles assorted, two packages 4to10
200 ses Of Knives and Forks
20 ps Silk nandk ercheis
Letter Paper
Day Books
Neck Ties
Paper Collars,
Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, 40. 30.
0onhgnnents solicited.
Ie2-el ROBINSON, ADAMS co.
90 Gross Faber psnois
80 40 penholders
10 puncheons grain slcohol "a per cent
DO pure Holland gin, Imported in 81
81 bundles WFspprg Paper
$40 ptckaGes manufactured tobacco
$1,000 regaia and plantation Florida cigars
sss koBissoN ADAMS CO.
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ADJ'T GEkEKAL's UFglUE VA, I
SiPfsaBsR 8, 1854. !
STATE ARMS

A IL persons having in their possession arm 5
n aud Aeeoat smsnts, The property slAie and uns
members OF maiy ganz of the
deliver them speedily pJte " the ocsr Gfhs
state AImsry by command.
ssT-c6s WA L. RICHARDSON &c,
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" IkGINIA, TO WiT:-At rules held in IL G

" Ih6INIA, 10 VII AT rules held IN tte
Cstk'sc fhcs Of the oGun'y court Po~hAt44
OH ~ tie Itn Gay OF September, N ihi year ls6I;
john w. sraton Jssepb Drake, acmIs With the
hsIsd o: sinf Drake Osd, aud the Joseph Drsis.
In mis- own ght, PlsiaGfs,
IS inh
LaWIIIcs w. Drake, Ann H. Dske, samI Mareenus Draks
no. h. 6iLiAnd Mali Adelaide Lis vile, Luther Is.
cream and LIcfeuI A. Orssh, being 10
under the aye Of ~ years, and oths ., Defend4nu
IN UHAkSkAY.
THIS suit brought for beeent and division Of the
Of sam Drake, aeod, his will the pIaina
hsyDg hed heir V appearing By tAsI nIsd
eAdAns above nsmed ItSaeG OF The STATE Wiz
sinia the motion Of the PLAINTIFF W coenel ordered
The said de eadAnts appear In month
dee publication thls order HhAt pTot
Iheir interest herein copy this order be forthwith
asserted Ia ihs klchmond Wkig and pubLe ALvsuser
pub In city u Hchmond continued
month, and another
'front.' door Court House county County
Uourt day. cvpy-1sste,
sss-S4v RR GRAVES, o.
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reports OF tse Press Association received Ex-
clusiveIy by the whig.

H Sa ssS9rang % Ae q Congress s year 1885, By
ls Confederate States or ~ 4orter,. Di.tic Of "a
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FOR RENT.

tNR offer for rent for the next year the.
E,et u isId Of the late COL B. A. Brosn known ~
ave B IN 'he county o. Buekngh ne Ths contains
about coo seres 4 COED "a y ana there viii be-
oppor unity o making nne crop Of snail srs.
fae consist Of comnodeus Fen house. be-
so noase 10 the ysrd With four rooEs all
"a houses fne place within hat loe OF PsusIe o.
lese snte where there 10 nrscsss for boys
re, conducted b. Dr. Blackwell aud Mai. q. B. IA es
fsons Wish n to rent will peaIs can and examine place.
OF address 10 81 Gravel Hun, Va EB BRoWR,
Ajax. h0sILET
"te-usNSNss Exeoztorf :
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RUNAWAY In JAIL.

DELVIN'S BLOCK.
ID sBoE STORE ON lQrH STREET.
800 COO WORTH cF SHOES NOW In STORE
Que asd pairs of linda and qualities H. ely
oeived By blockade.
large stock of Mszs Work de OF the best imported
ieriGs
we would plssssdto and gentsus1 Now the
line upply " uss, goods and VIII be UGH
higher. sep6-e0J1w mae
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09
Nav BANKiNu HOUSE,

LyEckbur0, Virginia.
T'HP undersigned has opened
l. GENEKAL BANKING RoUsE,
purpos. Of tuyng and selling Coil AID
Silver oon Bank Notes Bonds and other Securities Exchange
az once opposite gsrmers Bank. Lynchturs. Va.
sugI -aiw n. SIMPSON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09

'oR SALE-Lot of good Brick. Apply to
BLOWN, Treasury Banding. on Baat street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-09

I OST- "A Confederate Bond for 5000, dated
IL 1868 (number reoolscted Issued me; also, three
hundred dollar notes, (se aud number not eeoeeted)
has been collected 10 January 1854
destroyed by the enemy
June last. A. A. BASE.
Aul6-u6Ws
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o ST.

I OST at Charlotte Court House, on Tuesday,
IL tn 9Th pst Confederate per cent oeriincats Nc
O. for 81 900, saei by the Bank Of the O0mmonsean De-
positary Richmond the 1eh dag OF March, lss 10 mo
name Of J. O Hunt
the was also lost fl50 In ocnftdersts money
All hersy cautioned against or uses
for tie GeTtdsats.
them) with the Bank Of The oouuonEesh In
res 81 JAMES HUNT.
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IMPORTANT TO ARMY OFFICERS.
Il oLERKs OF COUNTY COURTS, MAGIsTRATEs EOTARIRs
PUBLIC, LAWYERS, GOVERNMENT COAIMANre AND oTH.
ERs.
Attention h called and Vaiuabls pubeatfn entitled
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS OF DECEASED
SOLDIERS
Being instructions Army oees and Claimants with Col
lAon OF the Laws Congress and Orders The
psmen and the Rules Of Practice In the 0ces the sscnd
Auditor and Comptroller Of the Treasury concerning the
emsnt the Claims OF Deceased 0noss and solers BY
Dol W. H. Fowler sgsnt to adjust tbs aims Of Deceased
soldiers, for the So e Of Alabama, Approved
by tue Second Auditor sHd Comptroller Of Treasury and
ads7ed 10 gerersl use llIno. PIP ": Price IS.
20 Sent by NAL, postage free, receipt Of to-Ha
Address GEO. r. EVANS 4 CO..
ses-T,FkS Book and Job Printers Richmond, Va
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
MALCOLM.

The steamship HeCla, from Liverpool, 2ih-ut, ar
rived at Halifax on % Instant The following is sum.
nary of her general news:
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EsITU1TTOy WANTED.

A LADY of some experience H. teaching the
IA EnslIsh and French wishes obtain alt
Adfress Mas 2. L.,
Kms-sS' a.zl Hss.Eeoi. King Queen, VI,
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u or SAL .

A COMFORTABLY Country RESIDENCE,
"A containing FIVE Rooms with all necessary utbuldpgs
Fifty TO One Huadrrd Acres 81 Land attached within Of
nile OF Fuvanns o. n.
For particulars, apply TO or address LsB,
seS-eou Palmyra fuvanns, Va
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

JnPoRTAxr LBcruRRs DAILY-roR dIrrIEnnS
only ~ the Fs. Yofn Museum u Anatsrny. es iroaX
Way. YaStcs unAee 70 aeud tAeer - " she1
fgyasAsa 90 recsiI o. ss2 ssns ~ sS1rSssss 1sssSsT
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

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SAVE YOUR WO0D.
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40 constructe where the amount of heat could
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LitiIe, 0taak Come and see it. Now on exhi.
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TAe p.assr. &C Piske. Ds,..

~ army isosresposdeot st Petersburg
gives the following account Of picket ir,
ing under the more energetic operations
recently instituted By the two opposing
armies: When I lsst wrote Of our picke I
front, tho Johonies and Yants we're
fr,sernising good naturally, chatting snd
swsppiag IN practical srmissice. Now
tho whole line before 10 is under coutju.
usus 6rs,' sad never word passes from
foe to foe, The videttcs OF tho two
sides, IN their close sproximssed pits, do
mol. IRE on esch other. That would be
too cold bloodcd N affair, for the, are
mite more thao 4 good bayonet thrust
0Rk But the videttes Of each side are
"a = from the main outer works Of the
1keH that Are i retarned; and firing is
l1essssnt from main line to main line.
Xhe sidettes must keep themselves nc der
Hoss cover now.
|SEeo dsys since, . private Of Tie 10th
0AA1ecsicut, in one Il che pits, showed
Ewhcsd over the Great just to his eyes.
A bu4st was 10 moment essshius thro'
his forehead, and he fell back, bleeding
and uncousciou His sole com panion in
the pit. who was - dsriDs and brave .
soldier Is co1ld b found 10 the whole
regiment, or 10 all the army, knew that
the attempt to bear bis wounded mate to
the rear would DO ecvtsio death. No
stretcher corps could como. There was
sothipg for tho lonely watcher to do bat
visit. And wait he did, nine weary,
1seHy hours, until the night shut in
With its welcome cover. Cramped in
that close clay pit, BY the side Of his
bissdinr. moaning, dying eomrade, una
blstS lift himself for full change Of
posture, helpless to give Of, seek relief for
ID spPsechless sufferer, 10 the heat Of
b1oisg sue, and again in the annoyance
of1 Rouring rain, now brushing the Aies
fr1Atas upturned, dir6sured face, then
giving scansy drops Of water to slske the
wound thirst Of the stricken one-he
passed oil that gloomy day, longing for
darkness, craving relief. II tell You they
we're long hours" he said, aud they
were.
A soldier not long since, who, after
firing, looked through the same hole to
follow his shot, had bis head bored thro'
By sreturn bullet With such shooting,
Z man could not wals, or even crawl City
ysrds 10 plain sight, on a side Hill With
impuuity. No, one rife alone, bu. hun.
dfeds would be aimed at him.
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-Hydrcpathy has been tested u q
eel ocl 10 England, - . care for mischis.
vops schoolboys. A schoolmistress Ii ers
puaisAes her male scholars By stsuding
them upon their heads, aud pouring W..
ter down the !eg. Of their pantslosns.
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HElMBOLD'S
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Genuine Preparations.

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Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropscal sweiings.
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the Wa,ery or Calcareous dispositions, sud All Unss
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