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7,:'MUtAL it,iriJ!GS.

sss- ) + T. c 4 l. NOT & F.
wr,a t'rs:,ut"n 4 IT, r:ad. ; III -:ir fGao:r-.
srr MAJ utas r:i ioIss %, IN r I ~ N"ST ta'
18th M. pr e. ey 'tlo g" ! * "A"r ""~ II tna
~ ne. he -.!r " IL TT0sCrr. * =. nd I.liIT's -; !!
" clio x. Grcc"r g.. =: s~''i,cs, arg G,sA saes. snl
VI VIII &Do-
!r:orsaC ma BrGa'k
II b .rs al.g-yr .Ia.dl,s
n :o7rn g RI groom.
70 ca. TO- b..ttG, Oh Swss: E.acE TytacCo
= ~ 10 81 [ I"chs
10 E,rr, ir"rsG - aA-.- city En'ej
ID Esq in R,.rs
no | sE.':c =: g! !'e.,h-
- b ,1.- GIn'-s G,u.::y >Dp
80 ~ T~lIo.s
R.r,'- rurp- TIM d iii.r S,ap
Wat ~ T-r st:
SrGr nj l.rca Thr,si. "rg. n Jy"Ii
te: Double LA meas, -!i"'r =oG4.''. n""r!
-'n!-sC u,n Yarns.
5 b-irs ] I S-.rT.
IS :;Gsr3at
hrs.i, Ca.p.:. nee-'y:aw
ha.; Bro. =, U.,n sc,t
H. !Os Woo
i:us,n. Ca God "'n:,L"..' Is l.crct. nsr. .n'ci
dzy 81 4. Ly- L-4.r
" -Go, tOr h:e rc'I l--..A'r
f.ti7 IL, o3IEspH. ADAMS 4 u.
s ESPECIAL NOTICE.
:ure,l r,ba e. .r'coa.'saa' nj. wish ~ eaeF ea,a,t t
lose bzfo:e IN, frs: - .,ra.
PaTiir' desiring t. 1 axe IL gsoi tnT">trieai you'd DO
wall - civ: us Il cal
LURE IS / rkLTnAi.E,
Cc',rI III sna Il: all streets
-airp-
W. hay ing. ,"-c;ved = ,-r:e ayur;.aon; If
J., ~. Er'e n.i.
ii IserIh-s =, Hfia.-. oct PIPES,
rutkc. bccss,
And niher Hfr.e and d.iIra.l.
FANCY GOuDs
BrrEESi 4 wAr.TiAGL,
nh INV ga AID ltrra.-s.
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The Havana corresronioi: u til, Nv iori,
journal! Of Commerce." says: General Preston.
OF the Confederate Sin'c,. is. r~-siiing hare -
The house Of Colonel Charles J. lI,!m lI.a~ai;s
the arrival Ct The EmuG:0r ter Mexico, and VIII
probably 60 down to Vera CruG - a,,j-t in gh-
honors of Investing tho new Iisaitui=s. |. Is
probable he will b. recognized as Minister irog
the CcEfederate S;alvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

Some twe2ty cases pca:!ms II ;he inferior
cOu:t Of Savannah on writ- Of habGGs coryns.
brought by persons WI, had ;G.n.shei huD
%stitut,s to test the cpnsii.m:ior; y q! the aGt
of Congress placing trcm ia H.. arg service,
were disposed u on Mncily. T., pe'i:ioners
were all renamed to tao NJ liz auth .-;iv-
The cases will 20 TIE Supreme , .u-t.
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TEL:iri: Aj'ji;:y.
aErGa7s IF rtff PGsss t:sn&:sD1*

Ehitrsc d,rrdiBS 10 hi " COnxrt,, n !S6 y'G- -
By J. ) IRn4sAEK. IN tr C1rss GJc, gJ IL r.s:
LoHr; ~ the LOHj,derGis States for the .'"rfa0" Hp'r1r =
Is.u,yIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

Within one week from this d -. there gil.
be sent to Richmond ;r,m tie presses r. III :
city ten millions Of IT,. ne" c!rrancy. The
number of signcrs HIS ban '~arcolv Increased
MANY Of these arc ~ia.i"s. We arm t;.at II.
issue frcm the mills wi be :: the rae 0i
VOL millions . day.-iSouyt C.csinlr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

The price Of GID, which hi been 40 q
% .or l in Mobile, hal f~alici,, on the "a. 70
l. for !. /: was nE.rol in .t!Ja:.1aefy, cr
FriGay, at H..
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- 0.Gti,
(5ierrl s. COOPER.
N, iG-lw hdit 4 Insp'r. Gen.
saS- Wing. Examiner, Sentinel and Dis
patrn cGIv.
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West, that A'"I:!. w!i large rein,,'crnr...:i. is
preparing inr ano' her"tAi il Tia; ~ss:'ioa.
GMTl;SnS Ills r"u """S .; originally y E5rSa
,lu,.!cr whor',! IN :r.v.t thrJus! a.. Srs'h
c' =: lag Gentlemen i:'o tie p%uIriasn g: the
.Y:m.ls /: drove Ajorg This. ~ rou:,a. =a-.
him . good kn"pl-lE--,t iG7i"ais auI by-T71j Is
throughout .hC r. .,n no ;r:vsi.ct T. = bar.
gas. lie WI, q; necessity sharp hT. cu'>ii. -:
;nir. rnb"iy head ii INN, :m:, :, we h:.i.ri
rUbyIy viii hereafter heat 10 hi, rcedi,. IL. mat
- sp!rudi! iua through from CuriIth TO Ba'cn
Roug', whom liz rr:'u.t IN Jit- rorIlrr plucr MS
cut I'll AMI h1 VAS ln:ea: :nai with pIri'.I: On g
r0u.- on which there IVES nothing 20 M: Liza.
III front. iiul lh3re has h=rn 40 hin. wi..'evvr
in Iii; Greer 20 warrant tE.: ,I'r.v"g ~; EJ,ir.
that r~::ng,-m1TC rs s""m net u"%i III: = 10 l..
cc:vc aDcut him. that H. is - r."",r cavalry OH
Ger FUT these reasons, :.r from having !Aa lsr'i
doubt about Lee aud Forests on 'mar,rgvciag
Kim ~! biz g.Lg him 10 ga: ~ the iCi, @rlih
reports hat Trey have, ~. should b. la,,=r d..
appointed II teey have not. & irrs9n is, il iny
opin ."n. or!y Il Iiif".:'Gat SUI il pn:":o.- GH
bile L lbIre.
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NIcTaoSp ) DALvILtr RAILROAD Co
RaS~AT 4 AEtrlNG uf'the B,ard Of Di-
roriprs q ,hi< Coz. PAM, Le!u OF February - =. 1864, sae
'oi wing rcsu g;!oa waI or!lr-t 20 &c piC4Es-d II Ne
pap"fs oI u, city:
H.. o. .eu, that -! person. taYi7g q LIS against III
"oGpA"y he requested ~ pre- st tarm {" pam -: o
fore se a-ta M,:cl. ,s6i; AID Iers"ns a.vrg ch-cts O:
I Al, ,o..p .Ey ds,rn nu ICY r: The BsaLE. .r- IeqlssieG
- cal6 81 tLo.u -e.org th".rG'-.
L.hT.tI !. d PLA.p, au!tor
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d,,ti,ped is prepared N fuint.a drawing, and
,tasx,isn. icr a., kind, ef building and machinery.
.;laa.y part OF ID: 0setsaersle States stns 70 CT
ES:assey, He'hnss q Co.'S, No. ~ Anh street.
W. L. WEST,
a,,4 Architect ard EnSins1s
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a. 4 Law lNN.
tyE.i"r:: -. r G-n-. al.

rrFIcES Ut .Eali EA.nT@. cONr ~
AC6UE'A. TIA + :. - IsiI
RE B,rii--a rryr - lLnp ny Lar ~ noli, :ht
/ . Tn ~ r~s.a'iT.. =: siiir: IS III lie :fnyo Nora
- - :s :. . : .. e. Ytc : t 81 i1.S = Prepared % -.
e. Sur hI.~ -c,iH : i H. .nrp- lc.. IL III" soovS 'ari, rDd
ga: iry v!I ~ ~. In la.iT 3oY'r r.;u'f Il: ,G1ir.
i.o.,. .AMEE SHUTTER,
cr -IalSrp.-iL.:adcn sHd Acting Pr .s.deoi
fh.T-d3n Sorp!-rn Express Company.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NJ W - 4 y.
The lrsi rur:Lcr OF
THE AGE"
An cc.-clIc IL yDt,ly ras a.!Lc-vo."fnrSi r:sh:y I,fe-
IL si.b. Acra sti,c!:9.o ,:CLI tSe
Lnt.-t Eusore"n Mnx~z!ns.,
AMI acd IL nuIIh-r II. iatcrcsii'g
GkIGI%Ai, AE1lCLES.
COSTESIs: r. ais II tire tLe; 80. heEc"-ulls Con
sins "a The LaI cs' Galley OF lie liguss - Columbia,
altar the ia,ir G"tpI.f al La-I .aI:.- ty iohiR;
t41srrciiuS, il 4, DEAF Be- lIru l.!tEuIn'Ja oi
:ii,sicg; rrieuI: Fr.ecd SIUih' Is irvhed Eng iish Ur.u.
Ms CEctlou MesIe;,s; iT11.a!tH .!h.naI ::d q:
r:hhufaciufi.s E-rau:.,r n-uis Ed':Grs ] ahi= l.':>ra:J
H.sc"iianIe;.
Single numb. r, 81 so: prescription for tl:e,
@ III I'D 81 ~; jG: six EoL:-s, 81 OF
For nRle by GEO. L. EIDiOUD, rEea., iG! Mali
,.ts5:, AID al OIL 81 toGE s.oTc
emit La6Ai,DE, & co,
-i-tf..f PIOs7irsng-.
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ITTnOpITY.

Et PlIHb5lI 4
[ y g Gr'lnr:ing ,hr rcnti2. Of hr 7rsdsHry No,so
~ hr C~orJ5drc, States IL payment Of 1dz,s and oLer
Ppt'ic D".s, nHd rcsn!ntiHS Thus Hac h0rte 'nms shdHb
Is i cn.,;-d by tn General Ais--hly. Tim: the ZOE
Int res: hra:Ing Irea1rry Not, 81 the C"nlrterai states
i.s4.t At .r >: =. ~" q; ApT'l sol. hal no Ier!v."
/! p>"rlrri q taxes LId - or rIpl!c Iu", h.d tie ncr
III "-i ~ srn; nGf.. 81 ~ Con 'de'.'- STAT q red
!, 10: = is Lr,s day o. Airi'i,tI except tie notes Of TIE
!c.Iunn; .;i"n o! u.;urir.I d Irrs, a!nil. In iike man
- n. r. r-,v-i II p.sn.,n: "ftfh " and Other pubic
dL.R ri e. the Or; 1Hy 81 : TT L.. sTi. a-t u-:H III tn :
nf D-rc'lN,r ~, n=i rriS Ht ias 'a'o 81 tiIty TX thd
i"o ;tirItr Is f-r nT- 10 lsr Of III b uct,y Nc III -r.E "i
,:k7 c.':crir: fer Itai. hrTe tr'"it !cs t"c rtrr
i,,n,i rcr =" - l.! Gar o. VI ri, !F6I. coi'cS1ei =
Il IL. II Tea. n" .Lnii psy he ann into 'nc 1rss-uIy m c.,
a-f,r ~" i..n'y.t:ih ray Ct DrC.rn tr 1864 No:es OF
> e.d,neui,t.n ii n hvc dollars, :ssned by sid Con.
iri rS;. b ltes, elal b. received Si;!ou: b al, n ma
any Tine
or, 1T xc, ana 'tI-r pail mes 20 r'G,iv., without q
Inn n! mai h. rr LAY RI Ain', ietf, The non. II"
, 81 l.-sirg Iresrr:s . orea 4 lie IL n'edtr ate - etc.
i,sr / nj RIO III tx, ,Isy o. hprl, lsi In p.yueh, u
{ X ~. "a krr pu5ic du prior . III" nrs' day rtArri.
SCI I'nt ., .Erfff or q her t:lnc' n nc r ihal' fT-
~ Y ~ or h=ty:c he tive t. IT, d y o. IN y le6t- nor
u,;I'e' =! -, u ak" 18th l. I sc :D!,s offered n payment
~ - N Tfss Sc "'sl sd irn,ig received ny b m IL
~. rvs / It-r.l st .tLeT pa Ole dn = Ct be iimts ed
rsts sr-,ii jli thIy ari.
s TIE on 't::'-!G ~ RIG Trsn'ur7 Sotc1 o. 'hs Con
fni-i"e aia.=t o' II" 9ct.I" II. ton - nve "o!.srs i"u'f
;-Jr - IN Hns. iGy -. :tri ,ri. T3St ts r-ctiIrT
IT. VI S''Ii"t",l, " iMy uinuI 6.t..,. aut ntG r pa. lie
'!r". mi. u" ! nth 4 o. lnHe. sti' Pr-!iiri. III
tsa;" 'rs'i hc riii int, isr 1reL.t:y Cd mr. leere tie
.n-.' T.: II ~ e .IInA. $50.
{. HE AZ. pars.1,Sspttno- fcu -tcec'h. elcsfesi han.
G'sd III! say ihrr enit rl an 81 AT en- ling srG "a
IN. &C. x H.. or. t;.nl " | tni ninth sc lou Of m act e, ii
tied oil Aci ~ p rsng take. fer t- .uppor, OF the GnS-rnr
meg, T.arI Mach TWEEN, ~y-sigli, 1861. IL E.rsby re
pee!
S II shall b. the cu,y q the Keencr CT he Pc! = &c
clutu his &c. - b. Ju.H ! ed lin ~ d .rely After It, la"
"ss". -. 4 Least TIE tew 'p.ps> published il Richla. I'D
f.. = tsr!ui - 'oIr ,S,ek".
q Tie rrf r u! lie III hqc= frc 70 IL yHn,e.
4 ~ irrEc ~ 10. l-Trstc.
wA. I. GORpGN. -
CIs:a 81 uouse Of De,eXAt = .ad Keeper Of BIS Of IA.
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.#"v or TIVE co>rErfk.Tr STATES.
r''.E''h IF p's'!iir: far hshriaJ ~ m
r:td S.idiers
!rdi'r ~ ~ cHn.'es'. approval February i, !'''.!
-, Of Captain -'s ComYsnv, 81
o. ~ - Regiment, ---s Brigade,
e~nryiirl or e:!sscd Ly -, at -, OF
the - LAY vi. -, to serve -.
He Was h:T;i -, in the Stare Of -,
il ye4ra ,f age, - feet - inches
h':.'. - c"ni piasiun, -- eyes. -
'ii'r. ~ ~ c:;u2atina when enlisted u
-, and hh'i'G appeared before this board
Tor rI.m'n,t'gtI we 30 hereby certify
Here STAT" wl";htr ,lr soldier a. pernsnsntl7 disabled
All cam I perform !GtT In any branch Of The military
s"rvice, with Z 'Hli d~7-crtEiioa Of the wound, injury or us
ease, and the dealt ~ effects, and taa; II vas received or
contracted u the "'rlr- Of the Con ederstr Staits, IN the
! ~ of duty. II 4! % -.rxarnlnation. maize At period. ~
ak months. state .Grh sIrt. II The invalid. heine hi'ahieh
'nr Int, in The tc.!, . IL for duty In some department OF
the n:Gr,t cry scr"ics, .. commend him accordingly. should
IN iu'aiti discha; Erh overcome The disability recommend
HIN for such duty az e can perform
=, Surgeon J.. A.C e Mrhicsl
- -, Surg ION y. So >" EH tt'h'hH
- -, surgeon p. AZ. s., Board.
'ie". E.'pAinirs Beard.
Date.
(oa,l;catcs.}
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PsAc.-We hope the Georgia. I..gisis'ur4
wi! lei this q,a5;iO:: n!o.c, All :u:m their ..."u-
ton To 'rnr The peace talk is tes;gned to h,ip
he Northern d 'mocra.s ru' i: iSa gres; mis-
take. Il helps Lincoln. is 81 sail see ~ cur
snrrow.
An intelligent merHhaa. sail . ~ '...t n;gh'
that enough had air:aly b:cl sid nn! rc!i -
the Georlis Legislature 70 bring - decline e
god III New ISrk.-LSavannali Republican.
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D Fro AL,

- ro.t-srte1 In Inc s-rY,t,. Of tho oautsdcra'e ststes n
I d ,lu- nf tnty ] It ! n r-..xt Summation. maze perodl.
rsUy. st.t. such fact II the inv lid. h,lns disabled for
s-.-' . N tie r~l !, at ,r other service, lin
q CO dlIsls. Shonli IN Invalid retired, osrTs"tae inc
,i-ahIitY, rrconn! d him Tor such duty a. he c IN per
in-m
-, ~Surg-oa p A.. Sd hei'rs'
-,.urSr N :. Al. 81 ETtmln' :
- ---. Surgeon =. A. {. S.) B'Ar'.
fP:ne" f~aminiog Board.
ip.T.E
Nbnp!i ,a:c-.j
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brigade, having ppeared before the board Tor
examination, we do hereby certify
tVsrs state whether the ofaaer is permanently disabled
AID cannot perform duty 10 soy branch Of the military
ssryiee, With . fuIl description Of the wouni. ioi1J o.!
dsssss, ard lbs sifshi.ss sSsos, and that II Vss rscsiysa
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ty-lN CONSEQUENCE Of SEVERAL
go: ~ ladies hav,ug ie {. ! nsYe IL !eE vscan i,s IL M!
boartins acrs;:mTnt.
E.bt.-:3: FRS. J. W. PEHKSn.
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Inc Mabi'!ans have recently beer ~::ri:..l
b sn!:c choice beef The "R@g,z'cT'' sl:
is ono Of cur steamers vas dcscaqQing tho
river, to oxen fell or .jrmoci oTeroOari an.
wcro drowned. An c.'cT:c;,!n: indiviiGa'
Sound ihclr cara &C., tl9t,Iug il IL" r;Ycc.
:5!ci them nut al '!rc--ri them :g Lccf. 49,
bought them To m!rket. Two '~;IIriers We"
Gu. u and sDld before let elton. ire b:ll?.c
ii the beef WAS 1T ;i.c c:,r1 house last nigh.
and will pr,hAh!y To- c3ri.c.:Gl "a: 10 benz
+. Of Ike i.it:e work..
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Vii pG:::lil: Ii|jIu;ii:
Fn(M EASTTENNESSEE.

GRH3Af MORNING. M.iECu T.. IrJ4
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\ T

"Aer:D-YGaas ial'-I !o= the Bale.
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ANOTHER RAID.

Tie Intelligence i. 1:"ca the F.rr!st,c TX
pres" Of y's''El : ~ = cor;".roilen ii tie
Wa't, t!Is' A"nr;.l. wiii large: rein.o'rrm..:,. ia
r:eTa':nE irr ano'her"t il ;h.; ss:'ioa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-18

Mrs. Gcre~.i Ii.Y..,c. w,,-.: t,.tr W.
J.vc ~chr"niclI!, va -. taG. :,:.nr e john
Gives sy:nIncs, ;ha original rirrha;er Il tiia
Miami g uutry. She Vs. married 10 tie Hon.
nait:i1 Harrison, nh) ccm~arl-l FIR
HashirgtOr s,on ai!5rt ID. departure ol Gau
Wayne iur ;he .A::antii S;.Ig-, pr.taJY j.:
1876 Sh" had. tAc7cG.rc. hcca lMi;-.ys
years inarried whan hcr husband. ,hc7 prcsi-
dent of tho Uritcd sS;aieg, died, AID moro
than twenty years SINCE = willow.
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\ Z w y. 4 = f--RUW READY.
General 4 ,rsans Grand HA:=a,
fnh:l:L he. nIh a :, ic:. : ii1-us,s 1 -. sa.laul L.rr.
Ilun.i ~ u. W. fr:icLlIs.
D3ar Mother, I've I'm: lI1Er 20 Die,
W.ris AMI .iusie W Su3al:--a.
Pf'cs 81. TTE il IS rrntI cl
GEp.GE DUNN g. CO..
Lrr-rf ,l:u aud Lsin Sta,
mt.ilLt U'-hinnsd. =:
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nstSn 600 Al descendants Of the Eess
tG5U,UUU,Aanstad,, IN 10, ooaisdels,
Stt'ss. AEv rss2ec:,Ib y rsGno,tod 10 eeEmsr.cats BY lst
80 9Th ine crdersisr OK. !ivlog their deseiut, sad fra
Whist branch CT t6s IAN y. Il Is desEntd hat tho tn
a.crr tanned SIC TO &c t. Inded 70 81 gland, fer ,hs pr
fbs %oft:Aa.s ,.t 80 lArs .. tns oa psatsr tll1ts.
Isns+H Aed.as g, BAYLOR, Ris1nesS Va,
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\ T
EiTRE AID aiEI:;G PUaEAT
kIcfN'Sp VI .TCH -. Lot )
IN ~ f,.r -" 2.ti d-y Cf Marc An I'll i,- iWh
'ar II ; pa, i:Gi, / Yry"" / val leg .nsp-uGrI =, ,ar
OH r.H-G ~ a.au-y rsg ~. - II lie Icw .s.u- III =.
-. tr=-su;y ,c'r.
81. "I .ia5is 3 cStI- q 'r'rs. tTr n u.s. = en'. IT q,
.i.:ii !, &. 81 day 81: 1hI,A. T:!i I- paid IL "a old l.. "
III hE.RDn".
ITh il-3S li.hu,suy ofir,r.
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D>r.- Sa.Y'8 - ~. ION ..u.ay
II reSii~"' a. nAnvvr- . Il ~, by t3.-r-pr u TO-
hI r-CTtt RID, = reg" MAJ IA cd ~ IL Y . T..
- -! % a"u n . les t:g. tuE min .Cci 2
i"r uies, 'h-rc Of the IN NJ ak cdr o.. b..
- ih-- Il = rts r =. 'o:- Of Il ~ t..~ " ..r
"" sd o fine oin on, tms;i "a c.h On ih-c sHg
: rH '"'ric-s ~i'p ~ .ery hnnh, n" ~, ! -. H.
,ra ; i tbs SprEg thr = VII : .. on s.lAi ~
-~nr ~ the no 'caai me % IT. orch nj
tt, .r0vs reward vi! rs aid { r the rttrI az.
Mo-. - GA Il fr n fauIt. AZ. hb'sa ui 20
IT. mr. :, r .Gy ln'I. INST ia vic. Tay e. to .a-.r r..
."vtrE II wool REr-:'
.h--.,st' HTu Al IN y. D Hsn'v3- ,..:,
DAPEG. &:,E:."PE%, &c,
WHOLESALE ONLY
-mi!erI
'Ier"hrui
OtN STORE.
10. IL, Pear %....-.
c'Va'E
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
Puritan Wedding Discourses.-

The practice of wedding discourses
was handed down to the last century,
and sometimes beguiled the parties con-
cerncd into rather startling levities. For
instance, when Parson Smiths daughter
Mary was to marry young Mr.. Cranch
--[what graceful productions of pen and
pencil have come to this generation from
the posterity Of that union)-the father
permitted the sanity maiden to decide
on her own text for the sermon; and
she meekly selected Mary hath chosen
the better part, which shall not be taken
away fiom her." and the discourse was
duly pronounced But when her wild,
young sister Abby was bent on marry
ing certain Squire Adams, called John
whom her father disliked. and would
not even invite to dinner, she boldly
suggested for her text, John came Meth
er eating bread nor drinking wine, and
ye say he hath devil But no sermon
stands recorded under this prefix, tn ough
Abby lived to be the wife of one Presi.
dent of the United States, and mother of
another.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
Perpetual Motion.

A Western correspondent of Harpers
Magazine gets off the following excellent
joke: ru
was travelling in Virginia by stage,
and, spending the night at a country
tavern, was greatly entertained by the
talk of the stage drivers and others sit
ting by the bar-room fire in the evening
One old codger worked of good thing.
when / was down to the fair, a good
many years ago. said the old fellow,
there was prize offered to the one who
would come the nearest to making per-
petual motion. Well, all sorts of ma
chimes, of all shapes and materials, were
fetched there and shown, and the makers
of them. told how long they would run
AS | was walking about among them !
saw sign over tent: 'All who want
to see perpetual motion. and no mistake,
meet here" So, l paid the admission
fee, and went in. Very soon queer lit
tie fellow got up on box that served
for platform, and addressed the audi.
once: Ladies and gentleman, | am go.
ing to exhibit to you the most wonderful
est invention you have ever seen. II
has been runnin' for full three years.
and if nobody stops it. it'll run for ever
Here he unrolled a strip of paper. This
is PRINTER BILL !" And as he held
it up to the gaze of the people, they adj
mitted that, whether the bill was paid
or not, they had been sold.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18

BEST QUALITY CASES, over which electrofine plat
ed Is k gold. similar to 1rored Dn1heT, and sup
erior adjusted movements with ''Stop to be used IN
timing horses etc; has -Four Inde1 for Washington
and Greenwich time. sweep second and all the i'm
proyements. a. in all taking its bsaafifui and fault
less dpperance and its SyerEor Increment into conSid
Grafton we regard it as decidedly the cheapest article
of the kind in TIL. market Price, in good running
order S35, or case of for $500 tfgs.t.f. #
re- We ask no pay in advance, but will forward
either of them to responsible parties to any pert OF
the Loyal States with bllpayable 10 expressmen when
the goods are delivered giving the buyer the privilege
of examination, and if not satisfactory, the watch can
be returned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making collections on
soldiers and other parties in the disoya States con-
sequently all snch order must he accompanied by the
cash to insure attention We make deduction of two
dollars on either watch when the payment is forward
ed in advance.
ney may be sent by express at expense.
3 THOS. CAFFERTY & CO.,
90 and 95 Broad Street, opposite City Bank,
nj Gm Providence, r. I.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
An Eccentric Inf1del.


A correspondent of the Northwest-
erm Aduocote says that the following
quaint anecdote was related TO hin by
an itinerante of the Ohio Conference
/ was sent, said he, to Gollipolis Cir
cult, and having fulfilled the labors Of
the Sabbath on an autumnal' evening,
was invited by an infdle to go home with
him. | accepted most cheerfully, and
was treated with afable courtesy and
the respect due to minister of the Cos
pei of Christ. In the morning, as Itook
my leave, my infdle friend courteously
invited me to call on him whenever it
should suit my convenience, This |
generally did, as came to this appoint
ment throughout the year. AS the year
neared its close, | thought would call
and offer payment to my host, lest he
charge me and through me ministers gen.
orally, with neglect in payingjust debts.
/ called for my bill. He brought forth
his book, where was charged in mercan-
tile style, for board, horse keeping, &C.,
sums amounting to fifteen or twenty dol
lars. | was amazed told him could
not pay it now, but when I came again,
before leftthc circuit, / would cancel
the debt But stop, says my friend, we
have not yet done. Let us see what is
on the other, side He then produced
an amazing credit ofone dollar for every
: sermon | had preached in that place
during the year, whether he was present
or absent a sixpence for every bless
ing asked at his table; and shilling
for every prayer | offered in the family,
save oneTwhen Iknelt on one foot and
.knee-its credit was sixpence. The
aggregate Of credit surpassed the debt
some three or four dollars, which he
Immediately produced, passed over to
me, and we parted in mutual friendship
and love.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
IOWA co, COURT-IN PROBATE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN WALKER, DECD,
On reading and filing the petition Of Henry Walker
" administrator Of said estate representing among
other things that he has fully admini8trated said
estate, and praying that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his account Of his adj
ministration, it is ordered that said be admin
istrated by the Judge of this Court on Friday the
l2h day Of February next ensuing, at the Probate
Office, in the Village Of Dodgeville.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior TO said
day Of examination, in the DoDGEyILLE CHRONICLE
weekly newspaper circulating in said County.
Dated January Goth, 1864. S. B. ANSLEY,
News County Judge.