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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
THE aATE CAILs FOR veLJE-
TIERS.

wAsHRGIoz, Tuesday. March "a. ls6.

WAsHIk6IoS tuesday March ~ 1913
The following is a statement exhibiting the
quotas or c Presidents cab
for 800 0p9nen dated Mach II. 1864 with al credits
deducted from or deficiencies added thereto excepting
the enlis.msnis Of veteran ounteers up 10 March J.
1864:
M.ryr-s)nota under the all for 600 200 men, March
cios 20 be charged gs0 Baince Ia be Furnished ooli
Niw.HA,irsIngR.-Q quota 2,3esi Credits, 100 Deb
MAs.AcHr .grTs-Qaota ", 639; Deficiencies, 6 9s3
Balance. 90 81. 49, - -
ViEroSr-Quota, 800, Crcnlt, $780, Deficiency,
none Balance. 10.
RuoDR Island Qnoto, a,Nsj tfedi'' -, DesHen'!
nome Balance, sos.
CoNSEcncr I-Quota, 3 lSs. Credit, 5s4i Deficiency,
nonc balance. 2.54.
NtY yoyK-Ouota ~ "a, Credit and Dehc,Ic y
none mot Vet conputed); BdGnce $3.50
NV -.IYRsEy--Q Quota & ~ Credit none Dehee
cy, ? so; Balance 1924 c,
none mot ye, oDmpuied); balance f.l2"
DEL.wABE.--Quota, ys1i Credit nonei Deheieh y
Ggl Balance, LOO.
| Wen VlEanIA-Quota 2oJl; Credit, none; e.
fciency, l. l31: Balance. J.l"l
Ur-rgICT OF CCLUHBA.-Qaofe, l1u2j credit, nobf !
deficiency, 3,lS3 balance 4,SJ.. -.
Ono-Quois, 70 59j credit. none deficiency. le,6a
balance. JJ.S23. . -
INDIlSA.1lu0ta, l3,UJsi ofcdilt Ss59i NeneieASs
none; hslapce, 30j9.
IIIVCR.-QuGta, j, 5g3 cred-t J,sSp.
MICH AS.-Qrota 7,39l ertdit tBi oehcieneg,
none; balance, 7,ls7.
WIsCossly3Quota, 7.ef; bah nee, u 4G2.
MisST.yIA Quota, lr0: balance, J,f37
IowA--Quots o. 41J; credit none; deficiency, o.1Ol
MissorBL-Quots 3925; credit none; deficiency,
1 no.; balance, 1851.
KrSirCEY.-ouots. 55s7; credt, none: deficiency
ya.sAs,- Quota, I,sos; credit. none; deficiency,
] bulauee lgI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

the boat But by this time the soldiers had recovered
from their surprise and those who had revovers pre-
pared TO defend themselves The caoln door on the
side next to shore was violently assaulted, when pri.
vae of the nth Illinois Infantry rushed forward pistol
in hand and drove them back In the mean tme those
shore continued firing. most OF the shots beng row
directed the pilot house. TO prevent the plot ap
preaching the wheel
1t seemed at this time that the loss of the boat was
certain as she moored 10 shore and no one dared TO
expose himself in TN effort 10 save her. Presently
however q deck hand who Las the heart Of hero under
his laborers garb seized axe ana sprng1ng 10 the
foreosste cut the cable dozen shots were fred ut
him but he escaped injury IL Is to him arc iriebted
for our rescue capture and robbery. and probably
worse wen the safety of the boat. The captain
now gave orders to put the outside wheel in motion,
which caused her swing out. Those OF the guerras
who were the boat and who were now endeayoring
10 set her on fire were thus compelled 10 save them
selves from being carried of by jnmpng ashore. The
whole party then screened themselves behind the rank
Of cord wood the bank and continued firing until We
were well out In the river.
The casualties soldier killed, ono taken pms
and cOlored waiter killed. Five soldiers, IN
Guiding the Major OF he lst Mississippi Cavalry we're
wounded and also two Of the The ladies' showed
rSs fright than the male passengers, and had tney peeh
arnr believe woGld have assisted IN defending the
boat The loss of che gucrrios is oot knowa, but
probably equaled Opss.
The rFort Of OF the passengers 10 find places OF
SAFETY were amusing. Ono Of them who had hid HIM
self during the hole affair behind the s lights on the
hurricane roof was considerably astounded and donby
thaukf for his safety afterwnrd discovering that
there nothing between him aea the guerrllas put
two panes glass The soldiers, with few exceptions
did Welan astertion, however. which viii have TO Do
modified as regards IA certain iFentenBnt OF arthery'
" ho your correspondent is willing 81 lay wager can
lie a,ter on the deck OF steamecat ~heh so ~ po"B
j. l.. Nick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
FROM CAIRO
Co,ered Troops Stationed along she Lower
Observation-Disclosures Porter Started on
sa Expedition with Formidable
Pirct-Moyemeuts 81 ycntch's Division.

CAIRO III, Tuesd8y, March p, ls64.
The 18th New-York Infantry arrived from be-
low to-day. en- route home.
Adlntant-Gen. Thomas Is stationing troops mostly
coored at tbe principal pons along tho lower Aisss'
spi River 10 protect the plantations and trade depots
Admiral Porter lett Yicksburg last Saturday week
with large number of guptoats and transports Fir
ms in The direction the feet heard last Monday
at Satcbek.
The 3Sth New Jersey Regiment Is encamped here
1T is understood that part Of Veatchs division has
arrived here II has something 10 do with the conem
plated military movement from this point, about which
howe en- nothing definite s known. The TemsndeT Of
VeatchS division win reach here soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
HnuSr OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. ELIOT (Un., Msss.), from the Committee
on Commerce, reported a bill, which was passed, au
tho2ng the Secretary OF the Treasury to stpuate fol
tho release from attachment other process Of property
claimed BY the United States IN other words 70 enable
The Government 10 make arrangements TO use property
il wants without waiting for legal process.
On motion of Mr.. RAsDALL Dem, Pa resolution
was passed authorizing the Secretary Of War 70 inst
tne Inquiries az TO the murder OF Capt Theodore Reed
Of Philadelphia in Tangier Sound. Chesapeake Bay by
pirates.
the President 10 negotiate treaty with certain Indians
of Southern Oregon Cor the acquisition OF land and APP
uropriating so 90 therefor.
Mr.. wAsBBURs (Un ILL, from the Committee on
Commerce reported bill which was passed requiring
proof that fishermen have paid duty foreign salt be.
fors being paid the bounies provided for by law.
The object Of the bill Is to prevent frauds the
Trcasury n.nermeR hasng procured SAT- i9r the sarng
the bounties.
THE RARTAy AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
TIE House then resumed the consideration Of the bin
declaring the RArtan and Delaware Bay Rairoad n be
DQs. aRS Eit;sU tssQb n Hs VIitsa sIs;fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
Dssp<rass Attack on sk~ Steamer &.
Hiiimsu-Heappea Of GuerriIins
ss,ih at Menphis-Esss. Fiat - LIEN
Tenant Lie.
g'esn Oh Correspondent.

Efetf vi Nb~ atViiFspche1ht
MrsiPms March II. 1854
For ;he first time in nearly twelve months the
Tuerils have made ssgIsss.ss demonstrations GA the
river above this port The presence OF Union force 81
Port Randolph ou th eastern side OF the river, aud The
juf pence Of ihe wcahcr citizens on the Arkansas Side
have tended - keep thsm Of in the interior. and a.
though snsydeionscokns squads Of men are frequently
,..u nIon tho river between cre and NeT.Msdrid by
ISssrg boats they have not. for some months past
S,i.d ~ interfere with navigation between this point
aid afro Boats ffon below have recently been con
d.red ssfc siter passing north of Memphis, as y;
th.y a The Ohio The recent attack on one OF we
b 10 = packets was, therefore, no more o. surprise
a. hoe on boad than 70 those interested IN upief
.rMmcIce.
Iio .t,stser G.. D.. Hiluen landed at the foot Of
lsald No IT. ubOut the 9th inst, FOR the pLr-
a..e ,f taxing or Wood There quite one hundred
lass.nlsIs on b. ard. ~ IS If whom as Is usually the
osse oat on Use guards 90 witne,s ihe landing.
~ these hfccn ~ twcuty were soldiers, i've OF six
lAd IA, and the others Ciilzens. Your correspondent
,Lse ed a. he ono OF tie number having taken passage
o. N,w.Mlitd nnd although he has on two other oc-
frs.fs been boas that were hren lnto, TINS D. me
az cse Thai he has witnessed in which there loss
al LIE IL - indeed remarkable that 80 little pertons
fIirfy should result from these frequent attacks on
Tis hsst sying reached shore the cable was sent
eut snd mad. fsst 20 q tree the top OF the bsns
which tbs point 10 about twenty rect nbose tle e,e
~ The TivrT Tho HucTrias wall! permitted ths 70 pe
aoIe before showing themselves. But no nooncr Was "
than ,ocy from thirty or iofy rifles was poured
.ktO the boat ~ distance OF not over SHY !stos
strange az il may seen. hat one person wss struek-
soldier who fell instantly killed He was standing
eat oa the benz and his Uniform made him cons pcu
o. mark - -
share ru.hins down the boat and every person seek
,ng safety on the labosrd sde which was furhest from
share The guerrillas continued bring ior perhaps
they made dash at the boat and several OF them ran
~ tie sstiD ssok cVaJ deuaHdips The ssgsRsg es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
Military q Gatrss

RECEs TON oP THB SIXTY. SECOND REGIMENT.
The gallant CID Regiment OF New-lork Vol
lnteers uader Col 3evin, reeeTOd ovation Tues
Gay afternoon from lie City Gosornment At ~ oelocl
ne reEnlisted veteranl escorted by the well disciplined
5ist Nilitis Regimen. arrived in front Of the City
Rail, where they were reviewed by the Mayor and
several members Of the Common Council. Cen An
da~son present Led by brass band. the process
sion moved so jefferson Market Drill Rooms, where
A 81 hFantial collation. vas served 80 them. The han
ners Of this regiment Tidded with shot and she'll
oBd gave good tsstimonyf tho courage and patriotism
OF It's men.
ARRIVAL or TROOPS.
Or Tuesday I33 recruits under Lieut. H. Ma.
gon srriyed at the Park L.rrscks from Washington.
They belong 10 the I'd New York Cavalry. and are on
their way 70 Hew.Ogleans.
TlMMANy HALL.
Upward Of 300 men were enlisted IN the Old
gwaIn last week AID 6bout - have BEEN recruited
during the two past dsys OF the present week
CouSTY COMEIrTEB'S HEADQUARTERS.
The following is copy Of the balance sheet
recently presented % M. Bnni through whoe hands
me money paid 10 Iecrus IN this city has passed. Ac.
thing has been expended which is not scanosledced
Paid to MIR. Blant 20 procure volunteer, 10
asosi,cd from Slr Blunt yoaehsrss ., follows; s.
asa veterans enlisted q, 900 eseh..... i,3oi,co
voucher. lott allowed BY the Coninii-
is n;;;;n n.ocr. a.. o csch..... ESQ
Lea. moneys refunded 10 Mr.. blunt a. follows;
Seven men discharged. lsH-@'"P
J. &. i.ISEs, j., County Booss''prf'
E.w.Y0Ik March ~. laoA
CAPT. SAWYER
TIE T5snfos Ga-ttfs Of Tuesday Says: "Capt.
SAWYER OF tho Ist Nev.Jersey Cavalry who hiss bern
rs.sOncs in the Libby Prison Cor nine months arrived
in flls city yesterday from long aud close conhhe
nent and insufficient food hsvlng been entirely without
meat for the last forty days OF his Imprisonment ne rs
OF coune someys lat weak; but he ia IN good spnis
and he has TO rrjon his regiment at sn early day. ne
has not yet visited bis home, An Cape May COUNTY! p
arr, Ing in Philadelphia Saturday iast hao the
pleasure OF meeting his vile"
COOK, THE BOUNTY swIsDLER.
Cook, the bounty swindler, recently convicted
Of robbing recruit Of $3.50 has been admitted 70 ba
In the OF g. 500 by Justice Barnard oil tho supreme
Co1rt Cook foecsd his victims very ingenously. In
order 20 slay suspicion no wore The uniform OF an
ofcer Of the United Ststos Army. IL wond De wen
for the victims 10 give their oce,s Description OF ths
personal appearance Of the individual yh0 sWindsd
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
spendenee Between Gene. Peck and
Pickett.

The Richmond papers, in publishing the cor
Tespondenoe between Gen. Peck and Cen Pickett
omitted to publish the following interesting letter from
6en. Peck:
HrADau ssrrs. AMY AND DrsrRior o, N ca
NgwBHRy, N. G., Feb q. 1854
Ma Gen Csc T. PicxKrr Department q SorSa Cc'o!.ao,
Confederate Army.
GENERAL: February - bad the honor address yon in
tspeot 10 50 North Ceronians who had fasa into your
hands your operations about Newborn A. thoy
truly who had enlisted in the United States Army
requested the treatment for them should be re.d
20 other prisoners OF No sluson made to the
question your right 10 place these upon any oh foot
ing or 20 The matter Of retaliation.
In your reply Of the I7h you inclose list ot twenty two
hAyo been executed Knton aud express the de,er
unaon punish tho balance 81 proof Is found Of their
dcsrT,ion your service These men, IN with
shan half Of the population Of tho Stat, ever loyal
to the United State and oppo.ed sscssson until pat down
by arbitrary power mereie>s oonscripon drove them
into the rsios and for time compelled hs suspense Of
theiI real sentiments but pow.rsss destroy their Love
FOR the Federal Union. With Of thousand, they seized
he hr oppor unity 20 rcsh within nes and their
former allegiance Had these been traitors 10 the United
- sss Os,s-r., % "a. Rse.lien ihsG elaine npnfi,
have been strong but invisw Of their unwsveng nhd uuag
ns Loyalty cannot doubt that the Government VIZ tale
.sp. 10 redress these outrAges upon say and
safh gross violation, VI lie utsge. Of civilized
fare IN sny even, 10Y dirty has been performed and TIE
blood Of hec unoIunt.e will rest upon you and yosE siso
ci.ieA
In ycur uicaon 81 the 18Th you thes.sn 70 erse'o
tn. and solder. Of The United States Army Tor
er.y Of your prisoner 10 my hands which sha
under the order. Of Che President Of the United States
whish neo.sd for your information This suno9nceulan
connection with The execution Of the North cuoin
nd similar proceedings ,.ep here eyi1ce most eI'i.or
insry thir, for lie and blood on the part Of the
Cont drrse ,gthoriss. SucA violent and Tsveugn ss
soroi TO shew OF rensh the best evidence Of the
and 'crnutlins condition Of the Confod'rsy This
wiolee Rebellion has attained that d,'ps'a's sia's which
history shows is swsys the t'ortst Of revolutionary i,o
In. fri nds Of the Union everywhere truly Interpret these
sims Of dne.s end reeiessness and nsins
gard ry Tor the usi overflow and final extinction Of I'll
tressou- Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN !. PECK, HsjgrG sp,s.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
Gen. Grant in Philadelphia.
tch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

bftelaI UlsVstcb 70 TIC N J. IhuNue.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday March -, 1864.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived at the Continents al
Hotel this morning.
During the entire morning there was a continuous
stream Of visitors TO the General Once he made his
appearance upon Chestnut street. recognized aud
the loud cheers that were uttered drew together
crowd. The hero was so pressed upon that it became
necessary for the police to force passage for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
PROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Rebel Gen. Pickett Preparing for
observation-disclosures OF Gen. Lee
upen North observation-disclosures Of Block.
aae-Running in Wilmington.
NrwBERN, ". &,

NrwBERN, ". C., Saturday. March Is, 1894.
Tho recent raid on Richmond caused the
Rebel Gen. Pickett TO send several Of hs regiments
froa this State TO Virginia just az he vas ready TO
commence operations in this direction. These regi-
msnts are returning however, evidently with view OF
carrying out their original intentions.
Gov Vance In one Of HE recent speeches, stated that
Gen. Lee depends upon North Carolina for the support
Of bis army Ho dwels upon the importance OF keeping
the railroads in this State in good condition. on the
ground that Gen. Lee could not remain In Virginia A.
hours after they should fil TO perform their mission.
TIE WILMINGTON az. ~ Journal in speaking OF the
success Of the blockade in calling into that
port says that tho stastics fer the past year show
that average only one out Of twenty have been
captured In rough weather the bockaders ore obliged
10 20 70 sea- which, with the exception OF dark nights
is the most anspioous time for skiful pilots Who
with tho aid Of our perfect system Of signal lghts.
seldom miss their mark"
Rebel supplies received through this bloekaded port.
discloses most startling state Of things Everything
the enemy could ask for received through this channel
in great quantities.
An eaperen need naval officer has remarked thai,
owing 10 the peculiar situation OF the coast its numer
Gus channels embracing Of thirty miles the en-
tire navy Of the United States could not mako the
blockade OF Wilmington effective.
The Hon " w. Holden IL ont in o card announcing
himself Conservative candidate for Governor Of North
Caroline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

Richmond papers OF the l5thinst, contain the
following itsws Of news;
FBoM THB SOUTHWEST.
MERIDIAN, March ~, 1874.
Advices from jackson report Gen. Sherman
moving down the river from fickssnrg with troops,
and it j. supposed ne IS s9ins up Red r,ysr
AT Macon, Ga, on she oath inst.
The Telegraph is orling ~ formerly IN Mississippi
al the damage done 20 the line by tho Yankees having
large f,rce is SO. 20 work on The railroads. and =:
paii ing il gc.ng forward rapidly.
ANOTHER VESSEL DESTROYED.
pETERsBr RG, March'B, lSH.
Capt. Peterborough and eight mon OF the
!gns Corps boarded and captured on Friday night, oil
Nanso slona River the schooner julia Baker Vi Port
land loaded with valuable stores he captain, crew
and three negroes were brought on ana The Yessei
burned. She was valued at $4,000. Several vessels
and aunboat close b., bat our men were not In
effered with.
RICHMOND CITY COUSCIL--PAR0Llh6 or YANKEE
DEsERTBRS.
RICHMOND, Hsrch li 1861.
Mr.. Hill, from The Committee appointed Ia
zee the SecTstar, of War the subject oi paro.ing
Yankee deserers aud AK him 70 stop H. reported ths
be had waited on the Secreary who had said that II
would not do % cease psiotng them that desort'Ts
were source Of weakness 20 the enemy ond s.cnRth
10 u.s. and that Il object with Government 70
encourage il; but thai IL our Government were 20 con
line in jail such as CONS over 20 us more would
come that IL had been and still the effort OF the
Government 20 scatter these psroed deseters much
As rossibe turning some loose here sending some ~
Wilmington and others TO the Chesterfield ooaipts;
ard thai IL they did not behave themselves tho only
thing usi could DO done 90 punish :hen according
10 the oa.ass they should commit Hang them. necss
sary.
AN ALLEGED SPY.
CHI Hynds, y supposed spy, was apprehended
at Weldon. N. C.. last frdsy and sent 70 Castle
Thunder upon snspicion Of being Yankee spy He
represented himself ~ one Of Gen. Morgans captains.
but recognized by surgeon OF that command as
pICtender. but native Of Kentucky. Examiner, 18th
The QuoTA or JERSEY CITY.--The suthori-
ties Of jersey Civ making eommendsble efforts TO
Gil the quos the last call FOR 900 900 at the earliest
moment. The number VI men required including 3
surplus OF CO. is about 400 The Special Committee Of
the Common Council have gone to the Army Of the Po
tomsc. prepared TO pay bounty Of $3.50 70 each man
and expect 70 ssi hs required Number before 10 1t
Of My.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
Gen. sigeps "Nsrrew Rscape1 . Hoax
BALTIMORE, Tuesday. Marc

BALTM0RE Tuesday. March =, 1861.
A dispatch from Cumberland authorizes an
emphatic denial Of the statement that Gen. Sgel made
narrow escape from capture few days since. at
Martnsburg. BY body of 200 Rebels, who passed be-
tween the General and the pickets. There is not q
word Of truth in the story No apprehension Is felt OF
either AArtinsbws q Barpers Ferry Of any Rebel
demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

10 the AEocIated Press. = -
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March %, 1854.
Lieut.-Gen. Grant lett at o'clock this even
ing for Washington in special train The Continental
has been crowded all day by citizens desous ofpsying
their respects 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
Movement Of Maine TrsspA

PORTLAND Tuesday, March q, 1e6A
The steamer Cassandra arrived this afternoon
to .Aiss ssissassas1 ~ ~ 1aiHs Csyaiy 70 Nsy.
QyfaRA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
COOK, THE BOUNTY swIsDLBR.


PORTLAND, Tuesday. March 2, lsei;
Resolves providing for an amendment OF inc
Constitution 90 % 10 eow Maine soldiers in the ned
to vote, have passed ~ Hcgss Y sspcwTtncs vim
ypts Of he 6fnRiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
REPORT OF NAJOR-GEN. SHENHiS.
The March from Memphis :"
Chattanooga.
THE BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGA.
The Movements for the Relief OF
Knoxville.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT AND .I'il 80 i'ih
TENNESSEE. BRIpGFPoRI. Ala, De-. I", 'e1s-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
FOuNDRIES.
HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
coz, LORD Il PECK.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
STOV'ES, HOLLOW-W.IRE. sc.

4 IL OUR STOVES ARE or THE LATEST AND
IA moSti mpr we'd patterns.
Our other work viii embrace Iron Fronts, Columns,
Railway, Mil and House Castings, &C. &c.
Orders by mail otherwise solicited and prompt at
tenton given.
Our prices will be found a. low any.
Office. Sales-room and Foundry iS3 South De ware
street. two squares directly east Of the Union Depot
octs3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
N Court Of the State Of Indiana comprising the cases
reported the eight volumes of blackOrd and the first
sixteen volumes If Indiana Reports together with the
Revised Statutes OF the State embodied in the edition
of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis, l.. L. b. vol
svo. So 90.
The first edition of this valuable work was completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time of
publication. A edition, printed on fine white paper
Is ready. This is of the NEST complete and best
arranged dgests published and has received the
highest commentators Of the legal profession.
The Hon. VI. ". RAY say:
The Digest is i'm its plan and execution a II
is useful to the profession. This is no abridgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest Of them"
The Hon. DAVID McDoNAID SAYS:
at is no small commentator Of the work that il is
Digest only Of all our Supreme Court decisions which
have be, published, but also Of all the modern statutes
now in force
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-05

The Stations above mentioned with few exceptions Department
District o. o
will
NOBLE,
Aduadu General.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-23

tV- RoHHrEr On tuesday night last MT VIII
liam LsLtsHs s,ofs "a. entered BY some 'his'
ius rsssI sni store. goodi taken 10 tho amount Of
l,oul sl25. fis saifsnes sas Affected ly PTying
tbe etlas doors open and barring ant cutting hole
a the ioos ,hA. leads isom ,hs cellar 10 the store
room large snsash 70 that ks sl snselsi 10 pat
b. srm thraugh sod Ieanoss 'hs holls. Tho h'sf
lsf paiI u good Lsa,. hsaiad. shish ". is1le''
vlIkssP Il 10, called ioI 800 Ils ps1'on 'hs1
,,ss.,io4 ,A,I ,IalisFf sn bsysnt sN hagll a.
.4l.-.t! s4a i-s iit@ats '..'a 'g'sif ~"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-23


t.a' TIE LADY's FRtENp roE NAY.-We would
call particular attention TO the beauty Of the steel
engraving, in tls number fthc "Lady's Friend. '
"THr Lorrrs," engraved expressly for this
number, IS both in design and execution, one of
the mos, beautiful ersrayincs that has ever appeared
in 4 magazine. The Fashion Piate-which is Of
double size and handsomely calorcd-i- also a
charming specimen of it, Kind. or The other cn-rav
ings, we need only say that thcy AZ. As numerous
varied and interesting usual.
Among the reading matter We note The following
articles deacon Denisou'. Daughter, Mr..
Jerry June's Fine Original story" '.Mabels Mis-
sion, ," The Lovers" by jean Ingclow. "picks IN
faiuatiou, '.Norahs Ghost. .Al,er Ten Years -
by Virginia F. Townsend, Sc. &c. Every one who
docs not take the Lady Friend regularly should Ut
leas; send oa twenty ccn,. and have dis May nun
Der Forwarded 20 them.
Published by DEACON ( PETERSON, cl9 Wal
nut st Phadclphis. 81 year