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The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23

A NIGHL ArTAcK-There it comes-one,
two. three, a dozen. hundred shots. roll
leep heavy, prolonged. like the rush of .
mighty torrent suddenly let loose. How it
ieepens 1t is like the ripning of q mower
swinging his seythe in rir.ened grass, dried
and scorched by summer heat. The great
Reaper is out there upon that field, stalking
unseen. between the trenches, walking
in the darkness, boriared with lightning
flashes, showering it with leaden lain. max
NJ it the Valley of the Shadow of Death
There a'e the cannon. Boom, boom. boom,
1--WE, ten, twenty, one hundred discharges
minute A forest of pines shuts out the sight,
hut above the evergreen branches the fash
es flame upon the starry heavens. No artist
AN picture it. No language describe it. 1t
is terrific vet grand and sublime. 1t makes
une nervous to hear it, strs th. blood. rouses
md exctes. to know that tie defenders of
tho>e works are holding their ground. You
need no telegraphic dispatch to assure you
,f the fact A sudden nll, after a savage
.rv, would indicate disaster /; but there is the
-ry. the Indian yell, not the cheer which
distinguishes the charge of Uninn trnops fFGn
hat OF the enemy. There is no cessatian of
The roar 1t deepsns, rather. The cry, which
moment ago rose sharp and elear above ths
battle tide, becomes fainter. There is pre-
ceptible ebbing of the tide. 1t has been at
ull flood half hour You have been two
minutes reading this narrative. How little
yon know Of the reality. hear it. but have
little conception of what is taking place. !
shall realize it more fully in the morning
when the ambulances come in with the woun-
led But to be there, in it. Il part of it
with blood at fever heat-with the air full of
strange noises-hissings, screechings, Lowl-
ings of balls and bullets and deafening ex-
nlusinns-all darkness except the binding
flashes and sheets IF flame! The altar of our
country drips with blood. 1t is tine Sabbath
evening sacrifice, pure and precious, freely
offered. Fathers and mothers have given the
irstlings of their flocks. with thanks that they
had them to give; they have given the best.
they have given all. Patriotism is not dead,
Army Correspondence.
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23

A BLACK REroRr.-A secesh lawyer 0
this city was amusing himself lew day
ago. hy rantalizinga a darkey wh" was a grea
aImirrr of General Grant, saying that Gran
had never wnn a battle on his own merits a'
a General but had blundered into streal
of luck as he called it.
.'Whar d, you put Fort Doheson ?" say'
Ephraim.
Way" says secesh. laushing'y. ths
cannon all busted and they had no mort
lneans nf Defense,
We'll, what We gwine to wild Nicksburg
MaSsa JIM"
-Ol III" saws j.. "that punpy Penn
bert"n, threw that fight off. ;"
Yes" says Eoh. an if your kind'l
only keep foplin' wild ole Grant. he'll max,
We all frox IF Sacramento Star.
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23

INTERESTING FAcrs.-lt an interesting
fact that the sale Of cnfscated estates are no =
making at Beaufort. S. c.. from the veran-
dan Of the E .mund Rhert Hau-e waere m,r..
than ten years ago the rebellion was brooded
over the very men whose estates nov pa
under the hammer. 1t is singular too. thu t
the chairman of the Tax Commissions, Dr.
Vim. Henry Brisbane. is. the man who.
more than twenty years ago, was driven from
the State because he would liberate his slaves
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23

TAKIyG A DRINK- oS THE >LY.-A few DAYS
since one Of our c.tzens WISHED 10 imbibe.
and on entering the SALOON discovered "A
glass nearly full Of splendid looking = Bour
bon" and as No one was observing him
he seized the glass and as quick rs thought
the content, were drank. But what wa his
horror discovering that the rich and JUICY
beverage was cnal oil He proceeded immedI
ia search If doctor to relieve fini. and al
las accounts was doing as well as could lie ex-
pee.ed-a wiser if not better man.-Reest
Ricer Rerei7le.
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23

DURING General B,rhey recent raid thro'
Florida. bright little girl was f'uad al me
at one house, the parents having skedaddird.
Sac was Father pon-commttal. for she did
not know whether the tro 'ps were Union or
rebel Two fine dogs made their appearance
willie a conversation was b.ing held with the
child and she informed one of her que sti"n:
ers that their names were Gilmore and
Beauregard (Which is the best doL?'
n ked a bystander. Il don't know" said
she. theyr DO h mighty smart dogs; but
they'll either Of 'em slck eggs II you don
watch EN-"
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23
VOLUME XIII.
TIE
SHASTA COURIER.

Publication O.hee in Tomiinson's Building front
room. up s;ars. three doors above Wells Fargo
Co.'S Express OF e,
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23
GEN. LEES LANDS. The Washington Her

| GEN. LEES LANDS. The Washington Rei
| publican says:
A happy thought has occurred to the Sec
| retary War which it gives US pleasure to
| record. First-He has ordered Col. Green TO
organize the Freedman's Village for the pro-
tection of the black man and his family. ups
on the Arlington estate. belonging to the rebel
General Lee. That village is a success. Sec
ondlv-IIe has himself recently selected a
site upon the same estate for a National Gem
eterv for the burial of loyal soldiers yho die
in Virginia from wounds inflicted hy Lees
ORDERS General Meigs has been directed to
supervise The laying out of the grounds
How appropriate that Lees lands should be
dedicated to two such noble pnrposes-the
freeing living black man whom Lee would en-.
slave, and the bodies IF the dead soldiers
whom Lee has xii ed in wicked cause. Let
This record stand to the everlasting credit of
Secretary Stanton. We cheerfnlly accord it.
TausrINc IN PRovIDExcE-A correspond
ent If the New York Herald relates the follow
ing incident:-
=. Between our lines stands a house, kn1wn
as the Sheridan house. in which are a quite
a large family of women, one "f whom Is IN
cri ical health. General Hancock has sent
them word rome to a place of safety INSIDE
our line, volunteering at the same tine am
bulances for their conveyance; but th' ; have
declined accepting his offers thus far, Plead
inc that they were members of the church,
and in good standing. and had implicit trust
in Providence Fifty seEen shell were sent
through the house yesterday. but none # the
women were injured. they having taken re-
fuge in the cellar. This morning they have
more confidence in the protecting care If
Providence Than ever, since they escaped so
well Yesterday
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23
NUMBER 81.
THE COPPERHEAD.
By JOHN HOLLAND.


There is snake that haunts the grass,
Despised by all men, white and red,
Trod meath the hoof of OK and ass
Ine giistenlng yenomous cepperhead.
Throughout three seasons of the year.
The rattleSnake himself hatk fed;
But when the etxra months appear
His sutler Is the copperhead-
The twisting. yrlggling eopperhead
The glistening, venomous copperhead
The men Of sense can fix the tense
In which to kill the copperhead.
'Tis said that every creeping thing
Has got some useful task ahead;
But, yet the bards have failed to sing
0ne virtue in the coprerhead.
Th, an lent snake in Eden's bowers
From fowery paths our parents led;
Experience in this age of ouis
Comes down upon the cope head
The slippery, Shiny copperhead-
The kissing, splitting copperhead-
The cries of man through ages shed
Cries : Clubs upon the Copperhsad "
We love to scan the lordly beast
That's called the king by naturalists;
But, yet We shun the foul retreat
Whcre'er the slippery reptile twists.
The winnowing birds tha' haunt the grove
Make echo ring where'er we tread
But. ah they cease their songs of love,
Whene'er they spy the Copperhead-
The wallowing. sponging copperhead;
The birds despise the copperhead;
From Union hands il eats its bread,
And bites for thanks-the copperhead.
But glory he to Israel's God
The Union bird its wings hath spread,
Whose beak and claws shall rid the sod
Or every crawling copler.ead.
The rattlesnake and copperhead
Shall ne'er coil up fair Freedoms bed;
The Union pole pokes every hole
That can contain q copperhead.
Alas, alas the copperhead
The Union stone has smashed its bead,
Well stuff its skin for men to grin
At what was once a copperhead-
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23
SHASTA COURIER.
na-L.P. FIsHER--Is the only Agenl

of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco. with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l7ll Washington street, opposite Ma
.u;re's Opera House.
, 1864-02-13
STEAMBOAT REGULATIONS,
Important Changes Interesting to
OWners.

The Board Of Supervising Inspectors, ut thelI
last annual meeting held in Boston In October,
adopted somo new rules and regulations, the pro,
Visions Of which are Of Importance to steamboat
oTncrs- The rules In which important changes
were made, are In BRIEF as follows:
FKEnr EoA1s.-AN ferry boats, In order to be
exempted from inspection aa euch, under The law
Of 1s5s mrst be authorized By charter Or license,
and be exclusively psed for ferry purposes.
TRASsroRTs-11ansporta or steam vessels used
In Carrying troops, are not exempt from inspection
as tsErE boste, tuge, or passager boats.
;, CERTIFICATES Fon ONE Observation-Disclosures Of
inspection or permits for one yoynze, or Tor auy
period lefs than one year are not 10 be Issued by
.s1zE or L11E-noA1s ROE RyEn STEAMERS
Mhen one liie-boat only is required tor steamer,
o. the taking IS tho Standard one oot lor
eSeIy ten feet or !enGth and when such boat me.s-
nlcd By this standard shall be too lage for effect
Bgortscr AND sraTEss1eS o.. LHI-soArs:- %
An Afe-boats, when filed with water shall have
esnser or which psoTiaion is fcquircd by iaT. and
on !aEe md ocean steamers they shall be Suspend
cd to cranes, deHieke, or DARTS, With good aud
saiaesnt saeklc that they nay be always ready for
MEANS or EsotFz-Where ladders OF steps are
sps s s. 'qa5 n
placed UPON each side Of euch steamer, with man
ropes 81 suitable size md Of sufficient length to
from one deck to another, as required by law, snail
be at or nenr the stern.
LnH-IREskRyEEsP sPEoMRITKD. Life pteecryeft
required BY the act Of 1885,. shall not b allowed II
laate Of tin or Other meta liable to oxyd1tiou OF
fracture Eo M to be nl1ed with water, or OF any
substance which requires to be Inflated before U.S.,
nor Ahzil any attic.e be allowed when flied with
the Rkavangn, cuttings or refuse OF cork.
E1<E or LiTErREsEHyE1a.-Liie for
grown pc1Eo1s shall have a buo5apcy OF sixteen
IouEds each, and for children Of Elk to ten pounds
and ten per centum Of tho number required shall
be ofs sIiiab'e size for chiIdrru.
SEcrNING AHD DlsTuHrT1oN OF LHE-THEsrHv-
Kns.-Itfc-prcecrvers shall bare proper shoulder
atTnps md lastcnEnge In ont, 80 ~ TO SECURE the
ssmc properly to the persons Of pnsseu1ers, leav-
Ing the limbs free for action, and they shall be
distributed In Tho cabins. stato-rooms and berths
b. all IsanscnGcrs without difficulty.
sTAkn1ko F1rEs.-ssanding plPes or holcs pas.
eiEE water. or other matter through tho bottom Of
steamer. are 10 be aroIded ~ dangerous, aud arc
rot TO he permitted. ezcept on nrcz a.eambosts.
where thnlu shall bo sufficient valve Or cock
firmly secured to the door or bottom timber tho
retee 10 a. 10 ctocsually control the admission OF
sArKTr.vAL1x wx,aHrs.-Loeal inspectors ase
directed In making thslr Inspections Of boIlar 10
- hs weight. required npoa s,tsty velve ieVeFs
at each point ~ TO Fs4AiA. ooty fke E1xxim4a
pressure allowed By thssf peetiaca{p Q{ tnRpeetiaa;
, 1864-02-13

d E %
eEIH TAYLOR, sgcd 50 Je8ts.
Funeral At O'Clock 6entAy norulng.
~ Boston and Maine papers Please copy.
In this city, Thursday, Feb. 11sh, Of consumption,
CAkla1E =. JACosus, wife Of Abram ]. Gn1rIs II,
Funeral at II South Curtis street, at2HPM.
In ibis city, Feb 11th OF Inflammation Of the lungs
DANIEL p hARDEE, formerly member OF Co. i,
s$'h Regiment Illinois Volunteers, In the 47h year OF
l1a age.
Tne funeral services will be held the residence
Of his 6rother-ln.lAw, Mr.. Henry vreeland, at i
o'clock H. On Saturday. the 18th List. Friends OF
TIC family are invited to attend.
Il ttis city. on Friday. tho 12th inst. MART
DWIGHT vile ot Elhott Anthony, Esq. IN the SSH,
late Dr.. Be"jAmin r. Dwight. OF CLINTON, n. T.
The 1rEerni Will take place from her late re4dense
8o'clock.
IF New York and Utica papers please copy.
II tho Town sf Lyons, Cook County, H., Feb. 9th,
At tie house Of his father, CEAILES q. POLE, pri.
vate OF Co. E, 18th lii. 1ufy. Hged Fl years and 6
months.
The deceased had 1e.enlstcd for another ten. Of
three years, and was 81 home on furiongh.
, 1864-02-13

Fcenlleted, but afc also entitled to thoir reward
will tako eay Sia0,oo0; total, 100000. But
tho Board Of Supervisors hayo pr1vidod only
SIN .0oU to mcct all these dcunnds. We submit
such hasty and III d'costed action"
We repeat what VIC before aafl. that thu fra.
and most urgent necessity If. 70 procure rnerults
old rcefmcnta. The Government so,,uis
TorS snzn. AlteF thla i rroyidyd for. iet
~ tG r Eo1rd nr0ssea Il, 1no nc OF H., lnyn poora
old volunteer ot 1851. WHO l,aro b"rnu lin test
and buId. Of the day, tn why u otrc generous
aud satisfactory. Fut VIC otject 10 grtttng tho two
thince mixed m toerthrF, and makau9 tic iatr,r.
era lel|cvo that their moncJ IN bcIng expended f1r
The procurement OF recruits when It ia mt, We
have m 3nvincthlo aversion ~ dereptlnb and hum.
bug, no mattur by whcmsoevcr ptaetlsed.
, 1864-02-13
A TERRIBLE FIRE.
A Burn Ffrod-The Dead Body
Found La the Ruins-1>vcive
1IOryes- Two Oxen. and n
Hog Burned 10 Deuth.

barn or stable attached 10 tho Farmers Hotel,
on tho corner OF State and Sixteenth streets. was
discovered to bo On drc about O'Clock yostestl1y
morning. Tho bnl}dfng was known to contain
couple OF oxen and twclve horses, the property OF
ias1ne1s Nho werc stopping At the hotel for the
%sht, ano The most vigorous efforts woro mads to
ootalh the fclcnec Of tho au!m1li. But the loft
above contained large amount Of hsy, which was
10 thoroughly on dre that It wns impossible 10 cx-
dicate them. Ono horse only was pulled ont alive,
and he died In CREST agony about 10 O'Clock tho
rest were all consumed In their stalls, and tho
wooden building wns reduced to ashra.
The efforts Of the 1rcmen. seconded By those Of
the e1armers, ptesented%he aames from communl-
eating With tho adjoining buildings, aud seeing
that the animals were ali dead, no ono cared 10
disturb the emouldeziug hay In the darkness. AL
returned to bed, little dreaming Of the fact that
human being hsd perished fcasfully IN the flames.
Soon after daylight the cooling ruins were over
hauled and the animals above mentioned. with q
hog, the property Of Fdcke, the landlord, vero
found 70 many blackened masses Of cinders Upon
further search the scared skeleton OF man Wa
1onnd lying at the south end, In the part mos. re-
mote ffom the outraucn. Els clothing was almost
entirely consumed, and but little ncsh remained
on h!a bones. A piece Of the shirt remained,
white woofcu material sl,nilnr to those provided
By the Government Besides thIa, email portions
OF Zorare vest, and Of dark blue cavalry paata-
looms, Showed pretty conelnstyely that be had been
cavalry officer. The remains Of porto moanase
wcTe also found, which seemed to Aaps Contained
nothing saTe suffers ticket, which read:
"1sth Illinois Cavairy. >
l9od 81 ior Etve Cents. -
Thar. a.. =, ts.1s ""s4saso. ~, 1aau.
oa,.ss nIa.' toao" p"ese' loox-
Fs.et es' - 70. ~ W.. tue ie1s = IT,. ano
. Har,,sa y. pe' eolao. Sssonu tols' nosaane.
.trI ~ s4sa. teue 1'ss "o'uu no' nafe Deea oe-
~ .ne -tc' Has 4e!e 10 1na'ca1e lnat nc
nao ee' tne pace on nfe himself ny smoking. and
.ee la4aua enasie!ion ioIcea l1seA on the minds
81 no1 1eH tnae me unfortunate man had been
1oanJ usAt VIII:
Asfe Inc eKull .Wns found to be extremely
naeto1ed one arm and the left knee were broken,
ana ": beilef who examined the corpse was de-
c1oedly OF the opinion that the skull had been bro
kon before the burning, as otherwise the internal
inning would hare been severed. The body lay with
Tue right at7n bent over the forehead az If ratsod
TO project IT. All theae facts point to the commits
Gon Of fearful tragedy or course 1t cannot be
atntned that the affair Was not accidental, but the
indications are strong that the unfortunate man
was murdered, robbed, end thrown into the barn
which wss then fred as ameans Of deying detec-,
ton This conclusion Is conoborated by the fact
that the fire when first seen was burnIng nsar tie
dtr, Willie the body WAS found at the other end Of
The hti]dinr
, 1864-02-13
TELEGRAPH EXTENSION,
The Electric Fluid and National Vi
taity-Milwaukee Connected
with New York,

The telegraph is extending In our city: another
line is being thrown along CLARK street. Already
Chicago il netted with the magic wires which con-
vey Intelligence With the 1lghtnin:'s dash, which
carry tho thoughts Of man to his far distant friend
In the twinkltngof eye. Like the nerves Of yolI
ttcn in the human frame, the viii power of one ia
communicated to others. separated By land, lakes
and seas, md the fauled magic power Of the an
clients il more than actualixed in the ability tbna
given to control and change the operations OF our
fellows. The telegraph wire Is a mighty aren't IN
binding together humanity fts e>ect,rc nn1s,t1on.
form the vital current which en,h1e tba AZ.
fcrent members Of A wat e4,n;.a -
move not only II, hsrr7onv Int y, on;aan 1,ns
the eeycsine Of limt ftom +he hnr,.o t.nnS --rHe
would be now the cuttfnp m te,eor.nb1r .a,,,
munfcatiou- r. ,te vfts1;,v 5a.r,so a.
to disinteeratc by the mera fo,e ~ tbs "1sraas,a
The electric duid ia to socicty .vhot IN na-raa.
force is to the animal economy. bin5tn~ torethsr
ceut.alizing and ha1n1ouizine. stranrci, m w.
prcerest Of its extension has haen fntf,,ata. t.
tiled with the tudiyidual,zatton At jSeas ~
pendence Of thought fla dstinctiva v,ts1itS a1tho
man. Thus do extremes. aa It vere' 1,aat - .as ra
contrasts nve cnna+.pt1v dav.,,a.a 4. .ss.st , 1
, 1864-02-13

their money to tho United btatas Gove4umeut,
either BY purchasing intefeat'bearins notes or
m.ney N - =
much better in1estmcnts. Eve:y doliar invested
Government to put down rebellion, and everY man
who holds such Investment will soon, not A.
ready, prove himself to be loyal citizen. Lot
to eare. loan it to the United States Government.
When 1t fai's saving institutions viii be nowhere.
DEroslToR.
Soldiers, Home-The following are the H.
rsvale At the Eoldie1s' Home during tho Fl hours
ending last night:
Mtnotew: Lenytttt c, SD N. HAzen, E. 1tsth;
S 'sfh bnI.4 L a5eas at,s r. h;eS gth th r
:, u. Aseett 41? rs: s.ndie;d @ Il H s;ss:
J: Bahsl: :: "a, md :; 7. Clay, boz who r.n
,Ainnftoto-W. s. Bats, 9, 10Th; q. :Ksus. q,
ni;!s sS;,sf iaSssS ssa Jssss5s kS:s
HsI. H SsnP5s!- il, aiss; r. Perkins, i. list; i:
1otra-T. Il. Wood, A, 9Th D. n. Hodge, K.
ssh; ~; I. 9. I Be1!axs; 2k;ss, 4 I $Sth; T..
7sea aa a5stSs af seEs7FoR L Toda G c!s!s iss
Coughs, nronchitts.-Tho entire Freedom
Bronchial Trochee, " q Cough and Voice Lozenset,
Eafe remedy for tho most delicate female. or
yonnccst child, and las caused them to ba held IN
tte highest esteem By. ClerEymcu, Singers and
Public Speakers generally.
RaTnun1s1 ssSelf tcETeF.ss-See certificates
non, all the sewing machine man, after having
aEed and Fold them nearly year and 4 halk
!. .sptritnallsn1.-Na1en Chase will lecture at
Bfyn1 Hall. Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1t 10H O'Clock q.
N: and X O'Clock evening. Admission free.
le13-2t
I" Mr. Airasole very kindly rented his room
for the benefit Of the former Lady Teachers Of Mar
tines academy. Mr. Airasole haa always respon-
ded in liberal manner when called upon by CIV
ing his roone. On many former occasions and is
still ready and willing.
Go 1o11n BrsEGo to Brynnt 4 stratton,s
Chicago Commercial College, TO get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ID
drees enclosing stamps) Bryant & Stratton, CHI
cago, Illinois.
-W House and Sign Painting, Calchninlng
Glnzing and Graining. Paper Hanginge and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +. E. RI1BY, 50 Randolph St.
Box 686- tay22u5S4-1m
, 1864-02-13
THE POLICE COMMISSION,
Meeting OF fSc lRonvN-gsrttftnft
Of 1hc Police Force tl,tat
COy,pTrIls8,&l e,ttnrrrR
be investigated,

Tbc na,,d or r,,,c,
lar ,rcott,- - 49,. % n",, ".1u 'os"'
terda1 aftsrr -. W "vo.. ycs'
rres,aor, -..s s. a. oe'".~, =, "nNaH "aJnan'
sher,ns., ~ 'e". Sonn O. "e"noaoe' anu +. u
Af,e- .ho ~e.5a Ieeea.' w.
1,,o,cs,v III. y. ~ anuases a'a aa!o5 plo
he..s =. .1a n-,a aaa aooe isotn enstman auo Ne"-
ha5 ~ ah,1,,sa ~ ana se4u tuat eao ooalu
:. hs. s:',.~ .n ~ Ae p'ese"eo u 'epot.e.s, oa'
,nnst tc11 the t.,+h n sag,,,Ia,..a it, ..S .aoy
tefa OF the 1fMet and Post for the gem
esal excellence Of their reports, but he took
exceptions to the statement 1nsde by the Ts1nuyx
n0. ePss.a. Pe''cs4l@a Uonnenue was ap'
ponled ~ the "copperhead Commissioners"
when the fact was that he was appointed By Gov
entry. who was not A "con,erhes5 TIo ~
, 1864-02-13
WM; J; ;FAKMEtL. wv. TAYLOR
J. C4DGGH MAlSES, FRANCIS r. EDEROoE.
fEbiiR fEkbiSHYi5 SsH!YE5fnSf1ER, IiX1E

,--- q; y sonAeoH'
~ 80 ~-'' -4a ne 1ou'e slA,einent II me
ecu. ons's ofeau' ana copy II 1ol tne purpose Of
leuang me pnone zee me explanation OF the Super
sleo1s 1oF .oeif recent acton on the subject OF
oounuee. Il pofpos1s 70 DC reply 10 soma etric-
.o9es tnat sppeafed N thas paper but we think It
is = veEy lame one and does not meet the points
~. ~ as. ~. ous easetnns aooses tnem. In tue
.'es p'aes, me TRIBUNE Goes NOT OBJECT to paying
1ae fe-cnAeted soldiers handsome and liberal re-
ward for their past noble eevices In the cause Of
s,e, md made to divert attention rom The he resl cal
seooad-What We claim is, TINT the Board o, sp.
p,ote rnunta.a T1 rI.e ,nd 7st apa epeae snm to
a1d devoted it exclusively to that object. Cook
county Is short On her quota ftfken hundred 11kr
over snd above all ts ets she can <,et o n., ~
enusunents OF me volunteers OF 1881. Keep this
"0'o JaH Ii m'nd- IN Inc 1et OF October last she
owed owed Ss17 men. Since then ssont 2,1eo new re-
sn1ns ron The.s T. 1,t,,s ~ S.as ~ osnele o.
he 6ata as l1uois' uuota undsr nj, es,i. :. short
full. But Cook county is behind, and this touches
The honor and nride ri on- ~, ~. =, tha 1s.-
there Be d1s At u, !. Vim b confined nd e ' hali
7aIyx~n s112 IN county orders be % p,id po po ev,
gn-a,!:,sd soldier belonging to Cook comfy,
II don't help our quota by single man, for bear
In mind. that Independent Of the last call. the
Al, tha recnlis,e retr-.,,s - nsat . ~
onot. nnda- ~ $500 - oass. 'u aut.oaA
a0o's unae1 tne f1esadenss Last call After all the
still owe 1s0 recruits. and there il thc sttctinr
point We want that dedcit mada m befnre MnreS
10 lt64 * .A'A~ ~
FouyN-What the superyIsors on-ht n b.ra
done vas, to create two fnnds, one osrnr H,uafixS
for new recruits, 10 make up cur Old nnd chrnnir
deficit: aud the other TO be riTen A. rewseds
to the ra-enisted veterans, In the xaT of
testImpniale OF gratitude on ths nsff ~
our citizens for The sacrtaces msde, and tie deeds
II IL scarcely ennrrh IA snnn1r fha 5rHcft ~ ~.
ouota yyith new raco. II new rnc7niis rnme fnr.
irard and e1hauet fhn fige-n,I taT ms "a fe ~.
ward roneY 10 be procurcd for thc reen listed yete
rznet II lie latter cxhaust the fund Or nost NJ
raid These points are artfny sinr1ed orcs ~ hs Se
Inc ticners OF Lc ss5tatcment To- the T,nh5ic -
, 1864-02-13

REcau1TMa.-sInce our Last report on the
eth Inst, Captain James, the Provost Marshal has
enlisted sixteen men, and Captain Pomesy the
muste1ing officer, one hundred and eighty-fo
The War Fund Committee have paid sinca tho
resumption Of the payment Of bounties by the
County Board one hundred and stxtY.eight re-
c1nits. These were distributed among the towns
, 1864-02-13
360arDt1tg.

DOARDING.--A suit of unfur-
Qy Et.hed rooms. with board, to let immediately,
At q. 1lltno:A street. References required.
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