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RECRUITS.

y EoRUITs llG
WANTED .......
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
$3.50.
Saas OF WHICH WILL BE PAID IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
S452.
saaS OF WHICH WILL BE PAIpIN ADVANCE.
BOUNTY FOR coLoRED RECRUITS,
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
fEhsONS WISHING ~ ENLlsI
win apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS
\ So BAKER,
Engine Hall, near the Market, on PennsyivAni'
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
&c. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue
C. A. KEAsBEY,
street, near corner Of Nineteenth And Psnnsyl
vaniA avenue.
J. c. PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunbsrton streets, Georgetown
&C. LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge.
HENRY A. sCHEETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal Of the District o
Columbia. de2i-u
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Proceedings OF Riehaond city Council

ProeeedinRH OF Riehnond City Council
RICHMOND, March IA 1864.
PARoLIEG OF YANKEE DEsERThRs.-hr. Hill,
from the committee appointed TO see the secre-
tary Of War on the subject OF paroling the
Yankee deserters, and ask him 10 stop 1t, re-
ported that he had waited on the Secretary,
who had said that 1t would not DO 10 cease
pAroling them; that des@tlon was q source OF
weakness 10 the enemy and strength 10 US, and
that II was an object with our Government TO
encourage Il; but mat If our Government were
to conilne in JAZZ such as came oyer to US, no
more would Gomez that It had been and still
was the effo:t Of the Government TO scatter
these parolsd deserters as much as possible,
turning some loose here, sending some TO
Wilmington, and others to the Chesterfield
coal pitsi and that II they do not behave them
selves the only thing that could be done was
TO punish them according TO the offence they
should commit. Hang them, II necessary.
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1864. ARRANsaEFMrNTs186
NEW YORK. LIES.
HE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILApEL-
s shA k AMP TRENTON RAILROAD cohPA.
KRok PRZLADELPREA 70 NEW YORK
AND WAY PLAOKS,
Ero. Walnut Street wharf ssd Hon-
siAEton Depot,
WILL L1Ayn As FOLLOWS, VIE; Fare.
Az A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C.aA.
49, 4M:,vis SsSasn and Jersey G.y-Nsw' sac
As 4 NJ yis csSdsS and Jersey city, -
A. 4 NJ y. SsSdsn and Jersey CITY
Am = 4. Vi, i HsS;las.oa and Jersey city, "
Az IL n, Via C.ndsn and Anboy.o. and %
A. Accommodation as
Az 7. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C and
At Z: n, Us kcn,ias,Oa and Jersey city, 30
Washington and N. Y. Expresa 800
AZ ~ Z. ~ via KensinSton and Jersey City,
A, nxf: u, u. Huntington and Jersey city, ''S
A. TX {Eishp yis Esn.in9.On and Isiusy ="
. CITY, southern kxpress 400
A. 2. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Aeoom.
nodAtion Treight and PAssenger)-
ls' ela.s aeke! an
oAO Ah hNenih8 mail ana the ~ (NiEhtl
days exooptOd)
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Between Washington and New York, via Bait.
more and Philadelphia.
Leave Washington for New York at and ,o..S
.. m, and 7:so p. N. The sunday line leaves Al
100 p. m.
Leave New York for Washington at and 10 a.
m, 7;so ?, m, and II midnight The Sunday line
Throuah without chanRs nj car,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and 8 a. m, u m.
Leave Remington Depot at II.I6A, m, aas. a. =,
and SO z. m, and 1850 q. m. mighty ~
days excepted. ~ I'M
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Inns
Leave foot OF Barclay street Al A. n.Ar.a,o
From foot OF Cortland street Al !, 8 and II p IN
u M and p M, and u night u M
excepted. W. II. GhTZHET sundAyI
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, Is0S. ~ Lines.
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DHILP & soLoMoNs,
BooKsELLRRs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
Ss2 PEHHsXLvAnLA AVENUE,
Have aOnstAntly on hand
All military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, NJ kinds,
Yield Order Rocks,
Field Manifold WtterI,
Company Roll Books,
GsnSral Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Yield Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Hanks,
Qeeord books for use At heAdquAIteIl w As.
IiEksnt Adjutant Generals.
Bl.uk books made, and Printing dole 70 ordsr Or
'e al PTintod BOOKS Ssnt By NAL rros Al pOVtHSs
oGa1-u ---
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CIOTHING.

II EFT 'RM RISEI LET iEM RISE /
Ii LET 'EM RisE
WHO cAREst eco rst5..
.EG WHO cAREsi no Fr..
......... WHO CARES
siH Months' stock on hand 81 CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GooDh
The balance of our WINTER STOCK IL Al the
mercy Orths public. We shall not speak Of them
again. 11h..
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will no, carry them over
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoEGING MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods Shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue to sell less than any other house in this
city. .s.
SPRING ovERcoATs.
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofevery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere,
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand good assortment
at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
j. II. SMITH,
900 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, Alarse RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
At our wholes ale and Retail Manufaetery Il
Baltimore.
WashingtonIans Visiting Baltimore will and
greatly to their advantage to call At
SMITH BROTHERS Il CO.,
20 West Baltimore street,
ms-h Baltimore, Md.
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IN THE SUPREME COUhr OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ia,
William Hutchinson, VI. 4. b. Barrett and o., " NJ
Hough.
No. I26-Equity.
The subpoena issued to compel the defendants
appearance hAVing been returned into the Clerks
onioo By the Marshal on the 10Th day Of January, A.
d. 1854, endorsed" Summoned E.B. Barrett, non
est the Others" and the said defendant, Oscar r.
HouEh, having failed toenter his appearance the
rSt rule day occurring twenty days Afterwards, and
the complainant having mAda oath In his bill Of
complaint, that one Of IAld defendants, Oscar R.
Hough, does notreSide In the District Of Colum.
biz, 80 that process cannot be AeTved on him, II
IL, on motion Of complainant, this 18th day Of Feb
bers, that the defendant cause his appearance to
be entered In this suit on or before the frat
Tuesday Of May next otherwise the bill may be
taken for confessed.
A true copy. R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, he.
s. g. WILLIAMS, for complainant,
March 1, 1854. nI-lGW0W'
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with Innoxious yApor, by Oh. Q. D.
Sex sM oND, No. 2eo PennsylvahiA avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers OF Anaesthetie
roform, Ether, but strictly Agent On.
tirely free from exhilerating effects and perfectly
IenSations and perfect lnIenIibiifty 70 pain.
dee6-du Pea.
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G-HAgan's Magnolia BAIm.-This 4, ,h.
most delightful and extraordinary article ever Az
covered. II changes the Bun-buTnt face and hand,
peaIlJ satin texture Of TaViShinE beauty, i'm.
yus appearance 30 inviting IN the city belle ii
fAshlon' 1t removes tan, frOoklss, pimples AM
noughness non the skin, leaving the oonplsIioI
neshi transparent and smooth. II contains n.
nAtsriAl injuries to tho skin. PatroniIed BIZ Act
rssses and Opera Singers. tits Whist every Iady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared By W. =. HAGAN, TrOy, NY.
AaArOSs ell orders to
pBMAs %-BARNRs \ CO.,
New York.
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u ARD WARE, BAR-IRoN, AND

Horse Malls and shoes
Diamond state ShoeinG Iron
Axlea and Axle Boxes .
springs, Carriage and Tire Belts
Hubs, Spokes, Felloea, ShaflB
Duck, Drill 81. Canvas .
Wheels, purGy and Wagon Bows
Hare, = epdngn
s,HlTioT, Tow, Hair
,tlng1 OF all kinds
'igliah and American ' .iuishsl.
large AMI s0pyiote stock Of the sh 10 con-
family on han! --
fnOMP5ON L c.,
Yo. BAS Nj. ~, a., opposite Ganlre Marked,
u.s. LStS Q. u. fhomDssr 4 no,
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reflect thAt's sound mind and body are the mos,
necessary Requisites 10 promote connubial hsppI.
meas. Indeed, without these, the Journey through
life becomes . weary pilgrimage, the prospect
hourly dArkenb TO the view the mind becomes
Hhadowed with despair, and nlled with the melan.
eotnsa bliahtod with our own. = -
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NEW LETTERS PATRNT.
IN tCartifoate No. ss,sso, MAY 20, Isss.l
- INSTANTANEOUS tNDfCATORI
The Advantages Of this InyephQn are thAtA
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Msshins Ia offered to tbs Public, that viii account
WI AL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benont OF Chartered CompAnIes-as
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry BoAts OF the
various cities, and Foot Passengers over Bridges.
THIS MAcHINE 4 not At the control Of ConduC.
and OF great strength and durability, to further
sonnelt By Us on thii saving point Il InnOsoSIGryi
TRLL-T ALE MACHINEI
Against the too-oftsn prAstioed .
% .1. KN0CK-DoWN SYSTEM.
i'i general use e also wherever Moneys arc paid
~ U' THEATRES, r.E
On their different Tiers, and all other Public Places
Of Exhibitioni Largo FiIIt-elAl! Hotel Dining
Of theii fents BY its introduesion) Fail afoanSl,
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent he
p. REORGANIZATION from those having use
tsr such Mashine. addressed 70 the Undersigned,
~ ROWLAND CRoMRLIEN,
WILLIAM n. CRISP,
PatonteeA, sea PennsylvaniA Avonue.
WAshington, May y, 1888 myaS-du
TERliS OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT OF COL UMBIA,-Notioe
terms have been hxsd 10 followUi
ivy. VI ..a' General Terms,
Third Monday OF January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Mondey Of October.
TaHis ofBts Circuit Cotfrf.
In which alone Jury 10 lmpanneled for tho trial
10 ia OF civil oAseB,l
First Tuesday OF February
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday OF November.
TeTr.g oJBl6 Criminal COut,
first AgAd1y Of March,
Third MopdhY Of June.
First Monday OF December.
" TsrBs Of Ne Distrtd Count.
First Monday OF June,
Virat Monday OF December,
-''7' ~. Special TetmI.
First Tuesday Of January.
Pirgt TuesdEy OF February.
Firht Tuesday OF March,
First Tuesday Of April,
flird Monday Of May,
FiTnt fuesdAy Of June,
FirIt Tuesday OF July,
first Tuesday OF September,
RirHt Tuesday Of october.
First Tuesday OF November.
FlTIt Tuesday of DssambeT,
~ ora-F Of the Court. Ri MEIas.
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TURoWsKps NEW BOOK,
T DIARY P0R 1888,
viii be published tomorrow, and VIII stir Up the
throughout the land, and make sensation gen
orally o,, ara. ,,o, ,-
GURoWsKps DIARY FOR 1853. ....
A new volume by Count Adam GuroWsD, en-
bFaolnK a Diary OF Political and Military Events
ana Transactions, In the Cabinet and In the Field
for the year OF 1888, ..-..
- For sharp oTiteiam, alternating WIN ept-
KTAnmAtio tTenohAnt, eAuGtlo praise and oAhtisa
ton, this work must bear away the paln roni az
others ever printed In this country ismo'i elotn
cARLEToN, Publisher, Now York.
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Taks Partisular Eotise
YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves By certain practice
INDUCED In when aione--A habit frequently learned
nom evil companions, or at school, the efoetA OF
which are nightly felt, even whom asleep, Hnd II
not cured renders marriage impossible, and destr
both mind and body, should apply immediately.
Whst pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the ssflins OF his parents, should be
BY the consequence OF deviAting from the path ol
nature and indulglna In certain aeern. hAbt Sist
persons musr, before contemplating
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m2I
, 1864-01-30

ELECTRICAL PHENOMENA IN THE ALPs.-A
party consisting Of three Englishmen and
lady, with two guides, endeavored to make the
ascent Of the Alps. on the 10th Of July last
but when they had proceeded some distance
they were prevented by storm, during which
they got in the middle Of an electric cloud.
Their hair tihitted kissing. cracking sound,
as If u had been under the influence Of pow.
erful electric machine, and over their faces and
bodies they experienced pricking, burning
sensation. There were pcals Of thunder heard,
at each Of which the party received an electric
shock but no lightning was seen. The right
arm of one Of the party was paralyzed for sew
eral minutes; the snow emitted kissing sounds;
the veil worn by the lady stood out straight,
as also did the hair Of all Of them, which looked
SO ludicrous that they could not help bursting
into laughter. The phenomena lasted for
about twenty y.fvc minutes, and no evil effects
were felt afterwards.
, 1864-01-30

A Yankee and Frenchman owned a
pig in co-partnership, and when killing
time time came, they wished to divide the meat.
that he could &c. both hind quarters, and ID
persuaded the Frenchman that the way to
divide was to cut It across the back. The
Frenchman agreed to do it on condition
that the Yankee should turn his back and
take choice Of pieces after il was cut in two.
Frcnchman--s Vich piece viii YOU have.
70 piece yid re tail on or ze piece yidout re
tail on"
. Fsanshr.. ranaSe ne p'ece WIN .ne .Ml cI.
him snd T saLo - 49, osor ~ ~ Jou 'Ae
II TInor .,,,n;ns q a,onrd v, G the y.,l.a e,,nd
that tSe FrencSman had cut osf ~ tail ts;i
srd ss,ct n 4 tha Nos ,no,,,h ~ '''''
a"u ''uSA : = '''' p's : Houn'
"Can you let me have money this morn.
ing to purchase new bonnet my dcari"
aBRy-and,by, { BY love- aag
but how can I buy and buy without money 2"
And that brought the money, just as. one
good turn deserves another. Her wit was
so successful that she tried again the next
week. Z. a7s
want money, my dear, 70 buy new
dress ra., :.
Well you cant have it; you called
me bear Last night said her husband.
"Oh, well, dear, you know that was only
because you are fond Of hugging s.'ts
lt mt him Just right again, and she got
sae ro,s: O dSa apI s Snrd oE = y ns ,s.'
sss;po 30 Il 49, . S,.mns y u ts.r snsS >
~;sa -. - ~. az 49, ,H,,,sb i i III, SUM =
S 4
SAT d sapper-table On board one Of the
Mississippi boats, Boston exquisite said to
a raw Jonathan seated by hisside, whom he
wanted 70 hand him the butter, 6 Buttah,
, 1864-01-30

........s.s-
the iron bots Shoot into their sockets, She
also WAS % = nr;sonos ". INV 'Ae'' 'O'A As "'
'S Hsd I ali Rat Tssa ssaf,;cn. sndsd 4 .b;. ,oos
rosult2 Hsd ~ b,t 5;saO.s
hand 70 shars b;s ooU,;n;.''S ''sU As' mug
S;ct a,tonnrsssod T % ~ hon.,... =.
stole bacl To ber husband Snj X -, -. s,s y
aie by his side. But III IonS.sutFsr;nS uSs %
can,;o @ hsJ EnrGo,,on h;s so.s l.
AZ. S Srd.auos @ Is r.;saS I IO"s har "s.on N VI
n 80 Eoron.f;,i of Al, ~. s9
IL nis , !. no. ~ ;ii',.;on ~ ~ he % "r;od an
1 hold Won in these arms? This moment M
ronovs ~ sn ago of sorrow Rrt sav G.. =
espnCs co eOmpEshead Il, 81 what prodigy 3 % did
yo;, S;soovar No p, -
'oSS re- S'tset ~ aa0a.,os. o I'LL non p.,;I;.
psed 70 ma[e b;mss,s aovernor nor &c % ,S;S
Sortrsss y % sSsSSorod 49, Ra..s;oS aI as
sureS yon -rsr wsro nonfn"J = Z, + IaG e.
v;Ile w;tbor. ;,n~o..;no - r,r ~ ~ s,o;ao. ~ ~ -. -
ono ,nd % coSso niaaa is 2 PSSI. - any
mitted under this S;sruise On en- ss the the turntev n a
of ~ nr;.o, anJ s..SsaS,J S, =: ~ uny
,be ;s;lpr HI SansSasr @ anS ~ ,ntSres
srnor b;mseifn -'N ''s- 'He es'-
How conld Won be.r az ,o.hv fs.;o,,..: ~
aYon ;nsnireS me- and nv :.Ien9,5 y.s
inexhanstibleO
MAnd snfFs,r Al n,snv bu;;n;,;st;nrs 9,Is %
That dG nj Notb;na = Snm;,;, it;n:., /; 70,
vben n s-aIts tSe beartn
aNeyer. 3, never before was the hetCsisSi;ii 4
Gse srysn sasa 70 o prssd Ser Set iaa S
bsar. = ''' ' y -'0
Rsa.,;oo bod bor ,o,,,,o.d Dr. folt ,L..
u IL nSxt moiaeSt sEonlS be ber I isst III ~
hless;no her husband mi nronounccd ynor ,r
her richly renaid her far all her trials anS
sorro,v rsst
i Tbo boI.. o or.,od .nd .he ho.rv A..
SWING omen wv
g HsrE p wh;snered Rea,r;ce cl;ne;n.
;mnnis;velv 10 that form once ~ nc,seSSf,f cSf
bnt now - searSnlIv vostsd tSsy .n
nrn.cb. ,hese sre orr i.;t momentsS S n
Tbsro : ~ 49, isfsn ra.nrn.a c.
Iaaar with fortitpde: a Init IN sufFar;nc
J~..l' ' "'n . ,.;u ~ - s.nene
arm. % W 'O"sO'n "'A " " ON'e ~ s'uf
Tbsro ros 4 t,,e.m of a. nonv ,oroho.
doscord;no ~ sso;r. ,b.. oven I M sIoom., o1
JrnHeon hscame % nn;to Erh, '' e'''
om Fersmost S smong ~. ,Ss gyo'n vbo sn,s,ad
tho JnnaeorMSor tbcrsS @ SSsp vas on;tS ! n,,r,
har 80 1srsnry y 80 sy ,n"SS 80 nobIa 49,,
49, n, a..;,oS ~ 80 -. n,..aI.. ~, EssJ
al h. noS Ras;,;o aard p.sIaoo
arhere tLev are 80 NV ioTd1 exc,,;nsd
paeheco: q save them .
g WLo,,, 5S 7 ~. ,1 -, aa-;;od c., %. % %:;s
ol Wnom 40 see cred San Lazar, IN
, 1864-01-30
PUGET SOUND HERALD
srE1LAcooM, w. T,
Saturday, January 80, 1864.


Since our last issue, not an item Of later
news has been received from the East. The
cause is probably another arrangement Of the
wires. .....
, 1864-01-30

a moment Fidelio thought he would gran
the prisoners prayer; but he said, q
length; .G.-, ...a. e., .....a., ..'.
"No, it is impossible" u,
Tho prisoner sank back with dcspairinl
groan, and the jailor worked on in the well
but his turnkey seemed smitten with sud
den palsy, The unhappy captive rouset
himself for fresh appeal. ..,.. -.....
"If you will not break these chains" b,
said, do otdesert me let not my only hop,
forsake me. Send to Seville; we canno
be far from it. Facing the public squar,
stands the hotel which bears my name
Ask there for Beatrice San Lazar; let be
know still live. Inform her of the plac'
where am in chains, the name Of the bar
barous man who thus persecutes me, ant
she will obtain my release"
Impossible" again answered the jailor
1 should destroy myself without serving
you." .,f.I, ,5a-.4..sia...
The prisoner moaned feebly.
"Since, then, 1 must end my days here,
he murmured, soften, the bitterness o
my suaerings; let me not expire with mis-
cry and want. The dampness Of the dun
Seon cramps my hmps ior 7 wnole gay
naTe no. ','s'eS loOa. y, ,eou,a yoa w ~, -,
sSnerlngS! rer Plyss sSAc' wv me alol y,
it." t.s.. t,..,.s. Il. r.
Even the rough heart Of Pacheco wal
moved by this pathetic appeal. 5s
CAN 1 can offer," he said, is the remains
OF Dottie Oh VINE: :,
1T Is here Y. CRED flaelio, snatcning IL
up eagerly and carrying H 70 the poor cap
i've; -l.c
Ihe prisoner seemed star.leG Dy tne
SOUND OF MS voice, ana gazeo as nun ear
nestiy as ne TOOK the DSs',e O., IRON ms nano'
r. VINO is this youth ne asAsu. " b
My turnkey" answered laeneco: 80
A sign oi disappolntmen' pnrs' irOm
the Gaptyes hps. - -. ;,..,,,
III thougnt y wasT Aewas eviuel.y
communing with himself. But mol am
Weak-deilrlous-and strange iancies are IN
my BRAIN" :.
lie placed the pottie 70 ms ups , Tno
drained Its contents 70 tne aregs. Inc
wine seemed to inspire nim WIN new me-
Pacheco observed tnat f,delio was 81
lentiy weeping, anu remarked upon H. CON
scious that ms own eyes were not aitogetner
dry. 2g1a -,
II ou hso weep WIN me- re'urneu 'ne
boy. aHe ,'i 1 4se
y" True that poor ,eiiow mas sucn Z melt I
ing VOICE, u goes rgh' " An M rss,. y.
linen, In Whisper, ne a.vee . Hiee'io
, 1864-01-30

A silly mother thinks she can make
more than women out Of her daughters.
She tolls in the kitchen, and they simpef
and drawl nonsense in the parlor. she
rises with the sun to set their breakfast,
while they read the last novel ii bed. She
tolls over the washtub, while they drum of
the pian6i The earnings Of the farm are
sq1andered, . put clothes on their baeks
sIo saSa 70 Prs @ tnem S .nrCIga 2 :s,a nsnionaDlS
S"n O aney hrs STs ss1ieS hah; e M .S,eG:ss anI
CovV'.s 80 20 ~ .Ina ,sneu uaI.es' a.'s snOJ
rans ol al .nae wonan.y e - Anowieege 80
.leSe S go, - s"e st ~ sA uuns ~ On 1ing pus
s;mn,o.,n. i eSs % I;Is .SSIn.aIsS. l r.. e ~
49,, me M, Ssess,sss INV -, no use
.a;"as 1'n' 'oui ' i' Niea WIN neFer De t'- re-
A',Aeu. So ~ ~ II, .55,S :.
A druggist was aroused by the ringing
- IL ~ Dsn, m.ns uo.l seiis, anu
."i.. nJ. =" SSG. u. VIZ :e 49,
sas' oa... 0u ms ie'orn, NM "iie s'umD'eu
ous .u -. al, ~ M,
on " NAV piont did you get On tnas PEN
N.Y. gs- ;. :, :,
a ma penny, repiied the assiduous
urus Au ssh
=, ~ ana ma rol inas "a penny ycu VIII Keep
time" !" reioined The Wife. II.
aNeyer mind" added the placid drug
oist. the dose of salts will keen Ai2f
awake much longer; let us thank heaven
we have the profits, and not the pain Of ths
trausactionp i'm f1ft4-Nt
n..s sa,;s 4. i....i;s. -: In; 4
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lDlo agitation. yaaoi 3AI gfii = tete
/" He must hayo ,been . great criminal j
exclaimed Rosetta. .,ii.gslo.a q IA ~ b
"Or must have had great enemies, whicl
is the same thing said her father. "W,
never could learn from whence he came, Of
what his name Is; and often, Is ! conveyed
him his slender pittance, he begged to speal
with me. In my profession we can keep nj
Secrets-I would not listen 10 him; but h
win not trouble us lohgp be- 4 n agis
~ Why notl"l demanded Fidelio, viii
anxiety. fa
"Orders have been, given to starye him r
answered Pacheco, in low whisper.
Fidslic grew ghastly pale, and clutchet
at Rosetta's 8 shoulder, as If TO save himsel
from falling. 55if.lsga e,. AZ, lts
!" For a month past, = continued the jailor
/" Don Basilio has ordered met reduce hi
allowance, He has, now blt two ounces o
bread, and q half measured, Waterin twenty
four hours-no light but the glimmer Q
my .toroh--no straw TO rest his weaFied ,hea,
upon--his clothes are all decayed, and hi
appearance Is misery itself.'r 7ess X
40, father! no more. Look at Fidelio
His,faceiis like death, and he can scarcel,
stand,"s cried Rosetta. t'Do mot take III
delio there. He is not accustomed to an.
such sights.n ; .,.,. !
(" No, dearest Rosetta = replied Fidelio
striving 70 recover his composare, and fore
ing a smile to his lips abut in our callinl
We must be familiar with terrifying objects
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-11
MORE STAR HUNTING.

A special despatch to the bai,imore
american, under date of February 3rd.
reads as follows:
General Averil. withhis command Of nearly
NO thousand cavalry, and who had been sent
out from Marinsbure by General Kelley, this
morning overlook the Rebels near Springfield
and severe engagement ensued. The Rebels
were driven through Springfield and thence to
and south of Burlington. 5..
Many of the Retels were killed and wounded
and our captures are large, including the re-
vovcry IF our men yesterday taken Ut Pat,er-
son Greek, and many horses. The enemy are
making rapid tracks for the back country, holly
pursued hy our cavalry.
The Intended raid on New Creek has been
thuart,tl by General Avcriil quick moy cmcnis
aud the other ample arrangements made by
General Kelley, and their anticipated success
turned TO complete rout and discontinue.
There is not word of truth in the
above extract. There was not speck Of
an engagement at Springfield, the rebels
having passed through that village undis-
turbcd with all their prisoners captured
at Pattersons Creek. and on their march
collected all the stock that could be found
The writer of the above no doubt had
STARS" in his head instead of eyes and
ears.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-11
arriyng al Hancock but nsteadW A.ing t.la u

ordered to fall back, and thus the pursuit
turned out to be grand fEzle.
In the capture of these various wagon
trains, between New Creek and Peters,
burg, the Government has lost probably
a million dollars, beside aaumber ofnen
and considerable prestige, - Z 81
The facts here stated can be established
by the testimony of gallant, brave and
patriotic officers, who have been. reluc-
family and disagrecably compelled to Wit
ness such disgraceful proceedings, aud we
trust that an investigation WILDE institu-
ted by the War Department, or by the
Congressional Committee OH the conduct
of the war, to ascertain who is response
BILE for all these blanders, and where the
blame should properly rest