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A-NNEssEE LODGE, No Heaf, eraV TassdaB
EigLi-R 4 EIeEwen. n G. L Nealcioy. G John
= Hide, Secretary = X Spain, Treasurer.
RABUE LODGE, No II Meets euay Monday nigAt-
Il j L Parks, II q; W / Phillips, 8 7 Hopkins,
Secretary 3 Brown, Treasurer.
lilly LODGE, No 90; Hesfs every Friday Riga, at
l their Hall on south cherry street-James Wyatt,
IN G; Dorsoh, C; Is i G0odleti, Secretary, u
G Cotton, Treasurer.
nRORA, LODGE, No los (Gorman) Blests e0eyr
/ TiursdGg uigisf-John HeberiCh \ g; i Mocker, Y
q; A Winter, secretiry; sietorlc, Treasurer
hpGELY ENCAMPmENT No Meefs egsV lsi and
/ Sd "Wednesday niqhfs-8 = Euer. i; j harris,
tgr, Il L; j L Wtakiey, S W; n X GIiiln,J "; john
ID Hlde. scribe, B z Gutter, Treasurer.
LIVE BRANCH ENOAMPMhNT, No 4 Afesg eueFB
7 % and Al Wednesday siglfs--L Locker, q p
Campbell, II p; J fark W; b Friedman, W ; I
q Coleman, Scribe; } Ward, Treasurer.
sEGREE or REBECCAH Meets la Friday NIGH in
each Blonth---John n Hide, / "A, kobt Thompson, A
IrAf; } l. Wcaklcy, sccreiaryi Hrs Byrne, Con
ductor; Mrs B D Brown, Nardoni Mrs Chas Robert
am Sentinel.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound uP and their Notes, II Eny are
ont, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, st Nemphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MurfreesborO.
Miners and Manufacturersi Bank, at KnoxyiIe e.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, ct Dandridge,
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tszswen.
Bank Of Tasewel at Tazewsu.
Lawrenceburg Bank, st LswTenocbars
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at CarksVile.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
Washington's Farm, Picture of bis
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits of % and 40, and
just before be died; also his wile's;
sketch of their lives, and numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
tral America, Maps Of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, st
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
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and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.

oFFIcE or EksnuLLE q CHAfTkso0aA r. r Co,
January "a, ise4.
TT Is ORDsRED By TaE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
4 that on Wednesday, the l7th february, 1894, a
Convention u TIE Stockholders Of sse Company Is
cald, for the uipoee of eectlng hfieen directors
% serve unthe uext regular electioni aud to trans
act any other business that may be brought before
the Convention Tae mestihg q be held at TIE once
Of the Commercial inaufanre Company of thE city.
g. n. FO0G.
tEnl5-id. fics 7. Is dent \. 4 c. 4. g. CO.
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COnNTY OEFICERs.

Aer{s--Jaracs y. ulutoa. neea,iss-Ihomas Heb
and ]. X. BucAzran.
siegisisr--r -rhiueis Garrett
fyiaos-W JASPER 1.yl1s.
'Jaroasr--G GunteF
Raager-Eioxandcr Mcdaniel.
Gsssss.s Collecfor--N. y. EgPertgon.
2aiiread 9ds G5liseior--I. @. Bfilay.
go,,,iable, 5or els Es,hsais D.sste--5oaa D Cover
a j. ~ Newman.
'oUHTf COURT,
IJus1s-Hon. JaneE Hhitw0rfh.
slTk-P. Lindsicy Michel.
af- The Judgs's Court meets ths hFss Monday Ia
Cd month, and The Quarterly Court, composed oi
3 Magistrates Of tho County, = held the 1rst Non
y in January, April, July and Ootobef.
RiNi9AL COURT,
Jndgs-Hon n. M. Bgion.
Attorney 0elef1l--5ao =. Strhb'eitld,
Cssrf-laaries W. smith.
az Tho CoaIt meot the arri EondsY IA April, Al
80 Bnd DecoHibBF.
HAHcERY COURT,
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The following is correct list Of sil Hospitais In
his cstys -
Hosgi'al No 1-Oa Gua FaoioTp; Surgeon W
d0rper college STREET on the till.
Tor,ilal No p GaiperfifF Budding; surgeon Il d
Lvnde, q s Yole, Market street, on the Hill.
Ifo,I,sial No 3- EaaleBs BuiidiHg Surgeon ID har-
.Aovr. IL s Vols. Southeast corner Pubic square.
If,,nlfnl Nc 5--GBn fdefoTH; surgeon q w Hoge-
boon u S yois, upper end Of Front street.
aar1iiai No s-Has0aio HoH. surgeon utter
,or III \ Vols corner Of Church and Summer streets
Tias,iiai No o-caTFiaqe faoiogf A surgeon &
~ France. L A, Market street below theSquare
6ss.Difai No lit PcE Housol surgeon l. ID
4csie ri S A. on University Pike.
t5o.nisaf No H. droadiraF Hotel; surgeon J " iAu
A., nj \ Vols corner Broad and Cherry streets
5ssr.f,I ~ Is--I Ifufses H7h School surgeon r
-so- nj : Vols corner 81 spruce and Broad streets
-fif.,l No AN Eashrlls Fctsaie Aodd1nF. surgeon
"a Pilps, U Yos, Church street, uosr the Chatta-
nooga Depot. -. nj e.s..1 s,-.,o,, vg,,
~ rsrs II Vols corner Of Line and SummeT ss.
y sr.-s,l 10 l6-t Contrabaud) surgeon 70
b. ..,,e nj 3 corner Of Bread and fron3 streets.
Hospital No 17--( (Oe'oes SURGEON d 5hoe'
n : VIOLA. Market street, On the tAlil.
yfos,raal No le-Aorrs q s.raiioas bailding sur
! ..on II NJ Foye, Vols, No Market etreet
fT,s,,ifsl No 11--Mcfhodisi chii-oh; surgeon Z
.ti- n s Vols Church street. pei SUMMER ane hgil
b.~Iand Hospaai; Surgeon Clerk hcl'eroont,
n : 49, ou Herdin Pike, west 81 the leniientiafy.
49,, H.s.psial--Sscoad BePtse tAurch: A 4 sur
-, n Z, HickmAn, L 5 A, Cherry street, on the Hiu.
ss~r.7e.osaf Bdrraoka iAGr9ca Hoisel CORNER OF
cl,nrch End czsrry streets.
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aFIdsOR County DirectOFy.
~TY GOVERNMENT
JOIN HUGH Smith, Nogor
WILLIAM gHANE Eaoe-aer.

7 = = = u N u q s. ~
JoHE HUeH SMITH, Kagor
WILLIAM sHANE, ksoordeF.
J0iIH CHUMnIEY, M-rrboL
ntTstv Marstais--W. q. Wilzinsoa, A. O. Tucker,
= ~ James A. ffseie.
gsEs q ~ AarEss-soan Caurahlsy, er.olsso, Art
-1os HcCarty. second. ana k.isha Long, third
Tax hs,sssor-Hiem Driver.
Reseaas C5lleai5T--A. f. S1znalsrd
Bdis Ias CoiisoloT-k. 2. GerFe;s
1Feaaser--R Bc1Ty
EaaYf N1ss-fhogrls la-ke.
6s5'sTsztsaiesi q iss aoTtaossss--J. z. ioaa.
SiIpa-iaisliil1f % ~ Wais Forit--Hni. Stewart.
OK of fis Ffs Derart=nest--I N FrecmGn.
Bezloa q 81 C1sis,err--I. r. kcBFids
itr5ef Ogssscg--J. T. aieEaft-
OK dEorsss--W A Bfisn.
rtTY COUNCIL,
aosRD on hLpFENEs--M 81. RTiGn Prlzidont.
grsf Wagd-Juo + NeWran.
soond Ward-Joseph j fobb.
Hfrd Ward-e A J Nayfed.
curb Verdi scovel.
Nfh Wdrd-Ioscph B Knowles
isfh Wa-d--M Il Rrien.
essaA Warf--M 9 L Claiborne.
Eqih Ward-Joseph Smith.
orlzos CoUscL-Andrew Araersou, President
i4sf W-arf-1as Turner and John Csrper.
sc11d H1rd-o i1 60uthgaie aEd Myers.
Tfrf Uald-androw Andersen and Alex Mcdaniel
5Isrh Word snd otarlag Sayers
y1h Eard-W a Cbeafham and 4 0lascock.
Ia WaFd-I Harbr0uFn and VIVA Driver.
eges.fh Vard-J Rust and J.T Cready.
EgLh Ward-Wm Haily and / D Wheelt.
sT6KDIxs ooxH.TIEas % THs OiTT naUFcI-
faasos-KnoNies, scuthFate, ant Andersen.
Fslsr Ks1Es--AndersJn, Smith, and 6iascock.
rsaas-Ssyers, Turner, SOuthcate, hayheid, Cheat
n Yarbrhugb, Ciabofne, and Haly.
3 .ioois-TIua, Knouies, and Wheeief
7larf-Carpe7. Turner, and Newman.
! Ire Ds33nfnenf--Alyera, Bust, aHd ecyFel-
= as-nrsyef, Brien and CFeafT.
.,saeisrf--smith, Wheeler, and EaiiF.
tAfoFke Hosss-eouthzate. hsWlnaus and Carrof.
---lBes-hTioa, Mcdaniel, aud MyeTs.
F'0lies-YsrhrGugh, Scovei, and sagers.
Drings-Claibnrne, Hud, and Aaily.
fori- Hoase--f helttei1, iiohbs a2d Mcdaniel.
nPr0Ueaieais Gsd Erpead.fares-2ooYel, southgatei
Driver.
ublio PropeTfy--Rsbb, Driver, ard Turner.
esl- Ho4ise--EeUman, BaIiy md S0uthgate.
F-Ihe ncard 0l Aidcrmes meets TIE TucsdaYB
J preceding the seeou5 aid falTth ThurgdsyE "a
y. : month. snd the Common CouncA the second
fourth Thursdays IN e1oa monta.
Il SHT POLICE
spfasa--fhhn II Pickett.
z 'irf Isepshaaf--liobort Scott.
'1oolld Lti ten illf--5ohn 8. ingalls,.
rArE0LNES
4 fdples-Dsvid McNabb, John Cavender, Joel Phil
Vim puckett, Dan'i Burget, VIA Muloy, Murphy
lifs, samI IuHnnier, joha Chenauli, Mich DlFIE,
1es Miller. Wm MaVo, Wa Rice, Vim Baker, II
ron, Bird Bruce, h Z Michel, Rm Stewart Jesse
a. The Po,ise Court e. opened every m0ruiag At
nfrtnrK
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HANcERY COURT
I. D. D. =. DIRECTORY,


Cgerk oad Msstsr-5. 4. GieeTeg.
81 The Court meots the 1rEl Monday II Nay and
JFambsr.
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-, t,oi I I. Don ALISON, senior and Supcrvis.
: ~te,uester and Chief Quarterniaster Of
f,,..otr. Dspartzaons Of The Curaberiand. Odioe
-. 4tNEsF. RUSHING, Chief Assistant Quarter
.-.-slrr- Cldca Io5 Chsrry-streot.
o.uf s. 81 EINSloN, A. g, H., las1ursing = lar-
f~-rrsrfer and Chief Cllccr II charge " hlyer
Trnvsportaton, end , usi for Steamers. once
1O9 Cherry street,
49, Fia8as. Public Animals, Means oi Trans
noriatios. LumbsS Workshop, Se. oliee lvs
- II c csASR, a. O. n, IN charge ef Railroad
- Trenspertation. Once Churekst.i o. Chettsnoo-
a sfuBRs. A. {. N ,in charge q Forage,
NJ Arslstant 70 Cspt.f. = Ninslow, A. Y. d.
0acc IS Cherry street,
90 u Noa3 on, A. g. n, in charge Of Depot
ssrsnepoftaiion. Oaicc - Cherrg-street.
C,.nt- G. s. WING, A. q d.. ia charge q horse hedi
cipes Hardware, and Nisceissneous Y o. stofess
Ofios It's Cherry -siuaei.
c.nt. i. j. cox. q. b., iu charge Of Stationery,
n n RsAuka, Cothing, lamp tna oafrison
fr-lpsre Oface n Harket street.
C.nt A "a TUCKER, A. e NJ heceiptng enq
fr,,,,rsisr il4rierlfsgfer, T. q. Military hail-
ro4ds. Olnos Cblrch-stresi, 80 thstianooga De-
Can't =. Ts0x. A. A. Q n, Poet ogsrternastsT, IN
slarzs of Fosi Tr4nspcI fation, halpi,alsl bar
racks, ouarterf, fneli lonlnn'alon z. Su-is - -
80 Fnei. Printing, Issues ~ dsiaohnenisi 6e.i
~ ts8oe II Cherry -siIeet.
o. TRAKCIs II RUGkR, a. q. 81, N enafse q
Eorth western l7nilroai. oilce Setiok'-stieoss
al North -Wassfp nepct . .t...-, :.
Ia p EOYLESHEiNkR.A A. A. y. H. A1.ss'sus - =
oapt =. 5. WinzioWs A. Z. =. oiios " --e's'
Legee.
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ATTENTION!
Army Of the Cumberland (!

70 LIIL AJLLD " IIFJ1 IND IAOI 4
THEREBYlI
All the within named articles can be
sent By mail At The prices named, to-
wit:
J-TLLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES-with all the Roads and
Railroads, and distance between sta
iions. Size 40N "a.
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49, Dirsrtor q Dparf1ael.t.

e.rossm. Glover Perrin, 7 a. oAios' Ohai'anoogA'
Aoii.-,, ,,uf Meffoal Director: SurFeon Henry
,,s-ssoe tt.os, Ao2i Cherry street, between Broad
and Church. NJ r,-.,..t. n . VI.
-, ~ q f,erry street, between Broad and Church.
sr,sI D.s,seser Esscrve Cops; surgeon william
= - III s Vois once, High street, Gen Granger
90 t1es..',i flrees AZ ns ros: Surgeon Watson.
,,l .,,th SUMMER street, near Tie City Cemetery.
-, - r,-.~ ar-shai. Lieut. Col Geo spaulding.
ls-iiaaf Proroa Aarshai. eaptaln James > Boy d
- TIii,,eis. once al the state Capitol
%. - a tAs Foa Brigadier eenorai Z 5
,,..--- Feadanarters, College street, between
cgsrrch and Uuion streets.
,---s-1l. Z. go IL Il Rousseau. The baas residence
sS,nreb streel, between Vine and Spruce.
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- Advertisement8 Inserted II the epecllI UoIumn
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
hrst insertion for each additional insertion ten
Genus in the Local Column thirty cants ptT line for
the rst insertion for every additional neriloa hf
teen cents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Viii be charged at the uz1al advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
FOR state ofFcers.. .............s 90
county ...............-..s...s.... Q "
City s-ss........... .....s..s...s.ss . W
VIZ, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which we bind ourselves Btricty 10
adhere. VIZ CAMERON, Sor tho Uf5on.
JOHN WALLACE, for the l1spaiaA.
EAszvnLz. TExE., July Is, 1863
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tiOns. Size 40N54.
Pocket form, Inca back 81 60
plain, ................................ 90
'1neai' 90
J. 7. LLoYD's MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with 5 full descrip-
ton Of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
ter, &c, and = Description of each
County. Size 4OS 81.
Pocket form, nen back, .................... 81 80
plain, .............-.-................... 90
Sheet form, co
J. T. LLOYD's
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis 10 its mouth, with .
full description Of all the Islands,
bars, names Of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, SC. 40<5O.
Pocket FORM linen back .............. 81 60
Sheet form, 90
J. T. LL0YD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Msp-has ey-
cry mile of road, North or South, up
70 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names Of officers, &c. Size
5ON 60.
Pockel form, linen back, .................... 81 so
plain, ............................. 90
HAeet '.......'.. .,.......................... 90
]. T. LLOYD's MAP OF TENNEs-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&C. cOlOred in counties. Size 40 x so.
Pocket form, linen back, ................... 81 20
g plain, ,........................... 90
sheet I" ..............,.......... ...-.,.-.... 80
q" Of Kentucky,
Of Virginia,
Of Missouri.
Il. H. LLOYD's MAP OF THE RE-
BELLI0N, showing the Territory ia
ken from tho rebels and what they still
hold, with battle-grOunds marked on
sheet form.
% = 80 .....-.-.-....... 20
Book form colored, with Sketch Of each light up
10 the last fight at Mission Ridge, ........... 50
fian, ......- ......-....-. 30
CHARTS OF So GENERALS, hand
somely cOlOred.
szo 2sIss, sheet form. ..... .-............... 25
CHARTS OF II MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely cOlored.
Sheet iorms ...........-... 70
BATTLE OF FORT DONELs0N, beau
tifully cOlOFed. Size 53E A.
Sheet iorm, ...... 50
SCRIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ Prince of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
Progress, handsomely cOlOred.
In sheet form each, 25
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General Court Martial,

No D NOrIn LlIleEf D
President Col MARTIN q HUSlER. s2i Ind Vol. Inf
iuige Advocate CAPT. W.. G. souiEEs, lei q. '. s.s.
nc an InnlHaE ~ EagPmlIs N EIgHTILII
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TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 10. 1864.
TERMS 0F SIRSCRIPTI0N !:
RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Weekly tsingIe copy I year-..--ss.0O
80 8 Gs 6 months 90
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J. T. LLoYD's MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with : full descrip-
ton Of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
Ter, &c, and = Description of each
County. Size 4O< 81.
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J. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis 10 its mouth, with .
full description Of all the Islands,
bars, names Of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, sc. 40e<50
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Comprising
Elegant Dress Goods,
Mourning Goods,
Blac5 Silks, dc, dc.
OIoabS,
ShGa0ZS,
Best FlanneJS,
Bed Blankets,
Irish Linens,
Best English Hosiery,
Prints,
DomeStics,
Em5roiaeries,
Laces,
Ri5baadS,
Threads,
Needles, etc., etc.,
The qualities and styles of which
are especially adapted to the City
Trade.
n @ ZONES
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-29

Ia TIE PREsIDExr's RELIGION "A
good deal is being said about the Presi,
dents religion. The ) Washington
Chro"tcle re'ates the following:
7.H"Ou Thursday Of last week two Ia.
dies from Tennessee came before the
President, asking the release Of their
husbands, held as prisoners of war at
Johason's Island. They were put of
!! until I'll Friday, when. they came again:
and were again put of until Saturday.
At each Of the interviews one of the
ladies' urged that her husband !: was a
religion, man, and on Saturday, when
the President ordered the release Of the
prisoners, he said to this. lady,: !.You
say yonr husbands : religious man;
tell him when you meet him, that l
say / am not much .ofs judge Of. tel;g.
ion, but that, in my opinion, the relig-
ion that sets men to rebel and fight
against their government because, j %
they think, that government. does not
sufficiently help come men to eat their
bread in other mems faces, is not the
sort Of religion upon which people ca
get, to heaven ~ Ia ts4a<sl sis ttsss5
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fell on her arm.
- - - j.,

a 80
"Rayy': a51%jI1 & S3's2
And then she knew that the troub-
led dreatn was over. :.:-,u
The old clock behind the strings of
red pepper had chima.l nine before
Rachael thought Of the. question that
would have been most natural to ask
first. ~,..:t:' ,.s,...,. .... l.r.aE, :: B.
"But how-why- what made YOU
come back p, =. F.. -. .,&- IL. III
"Y"u summoned tue, Ray" ~.
IL! Never, Mark - ...... .,...s:.
He held up the turquoise ring with
an arch look of defiance, and all at once
the truth broke upon her. ..-s .. -;
"Lct me put it on your finger once
again, Ray, ncter tobe removed except
for the wedding ring Of gvll !''s5as..
She let her head droop an instant
upon bis shoulder, and then looked up
through sparkling tears. a.; i 3s;a r,
"Oh. Mark, 1 think this will be the
most zeal Thanksgiving Of ny life y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-29
TALKS AROUT-IaN ALrft,

ANOTHER Word ABOUT DnEsB.-
He who would labor for the physical
redemption Of woman in, America must
begin. with her dress. The prevailing
modes constitute 40 insupcrable ohsta.
Gle to her physical, development.
Every humane physio oeist has argued,
cxpostul.ted, and implored. II Amer.
ican women should squecze their feet
until those members were in Chinese
fashion, OF should place flat stone Of,
the head until the brains were forced
lh'o the back Of the neck, we might
keep silent; but while they compress
that part Of the body which contains
the organs Of vi,ality-tae heart, lungs,
liver, aud stomach-we must continue
to resift their. madness. In this part
Of the body is the fountain Of life.=
The slightest pressure immediately re-
duces the size and activity Of that foun-
tain. He ~ho has thoughtfully studied
the inevitable results of the prevailing
style of dress at the waist, will affect no
surprise at those cold feet, that cons,i-
pation, Weak spine, short breath, pull,i.
tation Of the heart, and c,ngestive
head-uchc, which are the average char
aeteristics Of the health of American
women. Give live woman, corset,
the average tight dress, and the physi-
ologist will deduce the morbid co.di-
tions l have named. ......> -. ....a
Near my institution in. Boston are
three shops-a rum-shop, a candy shop,
aud q corset:shop. I do not know
which is the greatest evil ,.......5.,...:, :
Ny practical suggestion is that, With
out corsets, the dress-waist should be
full and loose; the sk;rt.bands button.
ed about the waist much larger than
the bod y, supported on tho shoulders
BY suspcnden, such as gentlemen wear,
and attached to the bands At the same
point. My own wife. adopted many
years ago the style l advise, and is
greatly delighted with the results
The dress is more artistic and beauti-
ful than the plain waist with the hard,
ironl;ke iigature At the band, .Aher
twenty yrars' study of the subject Of
health, and the causes Of disease, if l
were permitted to select FROM our one
hundred and one physiological blum
ders that one which l should most. de-
sire to see corrected, should unhesi,a-
tiogly name \ this feature Of female
dress DR.. Dio Len;s =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-29

INSTINCT IN A Doc a dog" lad
been accused Of killing sheep. Hs
aud his master were very fond Of eaclt
other. 1t was s long time ere the own:
er could be made to believe the i'll =rie~
port about his favorite. AT last he
was convinced that poor Rover was
guilty. As he could not bear 10 kill
him hiuself j. came inso the room
one morning 'ahd said ''Peter, you
may take the dog after breakfast and
shoot him. Mind aud kill him dead.'
The dog was in the room aud heard it.
Ii an instant he darted out of the
room, and was off in a straight Iins:
No calling or shouting could cause him
to turn his head: Straight as an arrow n,
he shot across the lots, and went out
Of sight: Every hour they expected
him back. At night he would certsia-
ly come: But no; he never returned :!
Many months atter this his master vac
riding on horseback in wild, lonely
place. just rs he came between the
Two banks through which the road had
been cut, he saw poor Rover standing
on Tile. Of the banks. His heart syearn-
ed towards the old friend, and he spoke
to him very kindly. But 2over's
heart was hardened. He gave on one
srowl. snapped his teeth at his old
master, and again scampered off at the
top If his speed. Ills master never
saw him again.-Rev. John Todd g
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-29
LIFEsIN TaE GolD HINES.

"A private ic.,er FROM Marx D: Led.
,bs.,er,st Virginia City, Montana Ter.
titory, contains tfrc following sketch Of
how they pass the times at the mines
"Last night l attended i ,Fireman's
ball. We had very pleasant party,-
With sotne forty-five ladies' and sixty
gentlemen present. Excellent music
was furnished by the brass and string
bapd. The hall we danced in is large
enoiigh to accommodate six sets. W.
had supper at the Planters House, at
twelve o'cl"ek and kept the ball a-rolE'
Ing until half past three when all re:
turned home well satisfied. The party
tas weh-conduct,d in every particular;
the hall being well-hshted and COM
tortable-and all fot the low~ of s6
(dust. }" ~- ~-
=. Concerning other matters he Hayst
"Ti'e gulch diggings arr being work:
cd out pretty fast. I: think next sum:
i1,cr will we'll nigh exhaust them. We
shall then have to fall, back On. quartz
mining At Prickly Pear, Vnginia-
and vicinity, and at Bannock and Bat:
tlrsnakc, rich discov.r riess have been
insdc, aud if the assay be correct they
ere equal to any discovered in Colora-
do, Nevada or California. I: will be
quite = while. however, before they are
ihirly, tested: Capitalists, are, getting
their eyes open. One sale wps made
in the Dakota lode, at Bannock,, for 6f
ty-sit thousand dol ars in gold coin.
The men that sold were poor two years
ago.. -. ...-..,s., I'd. Gr:.r ~s:3s.4 -
"a large number Of settlers. are pte-
pairing to commence farming next spring
At the three forks, Of the Missouri 1T
wo"ld surprise yotf TO see the amount
of stock that has come into the noun
tains this summer. Prices axe about
the sau'e as when | wrote you last
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-29

THE I'd Massachusetts,, when. in
!: the - Army Of ,he Potomac, we're pass IS.
ing BY To-; house, an old woman sat
at the door way quietly watching. the
Y""ks and serenely smoking her pipe,
vi which CHI was 's' Of rebel n,anufacture-m
out out Of corn cob aud !. quill. n ssaso
81 say, old lady" cried 4 Bay State
boy. "What dye want ?''' asked old
Virginia. a''How does your meerchaum
color!''' She didn't say. .' =; t,,es
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-29

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