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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF a NE RYOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as a caution TO young
@sn.tend others, who suffer from Nervous Debility
karly Decay, and their kindred alments-supplying
tAS mean, Of self-cure. By ono who has cured him
medical hunbug sud quacksry. By enclosing n post.
raid dfsctsd envelope, single copies NAV be bad Of
ne aufher, HlFRAarEL AAYPliR, Esq, Eedscr5.
nsSe county Rt~ rgk --,3.eiRip
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
WAN TED.

All kinds Of Farmers Produce
Lumber, h ingles, Wool Socks, Sheep
Pelts, Beef Hides, and everything
that will sell for which the highest
market price will be paid.
NICHOLSON, July 60. 1868.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02

From Rer. J. NelrtOn Brosn, D. D., Editsr ~ G4s
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines in general through distrust Of their
ingredients and effects, yet know of no sufficient
reasons why may not testify to the benefits hs
believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation in the hope that he may thus contribute
to the benefit of others.
1 do this the more readily in regard to Hoonand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. C. M jackson, Of
tbs city, because was preudiced INST them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted to nay
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal u
this prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement
to try them. when suffering from great and long
tnued debility. The of three bottles Of these
Bitters, at the beginning of the pr sent year was
followed by evident relief, and restoration to de-
gree of bodily AMI mental vigor which had not feN
for six months before and had almost despairsd u
regaining. therefore thank God and my friend for
directing to the of them
PHILAD'A, June %, 1861. J NEWTON BRowE.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-02
TO GOISV NPTVES

Consumptve sufferers viii, receive valuable pre-
scrpton for the cure of Consumqtion Asthma Bron
chittis and all Throat and Lung Affections, free of
charge, by sending their address 70
Rev A. WILSON.
Wiamyburgh,
Kings Co., New York.
Jan. 20 lS64.-v3 no %. CIV
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16
untju9.

J. 6. & 4. 6. Bur60nk
jinb BON ibrem alien @e19aftsplab am 5u6 ber
S%ad1pnfrabe nad benz sroben, jiuet ppn 5oQant
unb MiQer tuneeebabten Waarenbaule, &de Der
SibleYfraee, 8e3csen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16
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Materialmaaren,Sp ebitipn<

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@etraibe unb 9ebensmitteln, Salt, Cement, Sub
baar, Naseln, @al3, Druid une padpapier,
Drudu1aterialien &c.
Gra@teoutrafte werben na& benz Often unt @e-
ten ibernommen.
Baarsoriau0e aeu1a&t auf GunFenationen ~
ieber :3eit unb ieeem 8etra9.
perlonen, tpel9e Glitter an uns e%pnfl9nir
fSnnen l@ barauf perla0en. ba6 lie Dor lleb:..
tbeuruns eei@ist FnD. Sitter sssSen 3u ber
niebris(en greilen obne 3idii@t euf bic belcn-
here Ysfltnie pber bas Boot ipebirt. Eager. uni
Commit !pns. @etIhr 10 niebris als {. eheut re.
(pettablen 3ault.
Office an b,r 9ts.s, an, SUE Der @tble,tra6e.
s. g.. u. s. 6 8urbant.
S. 6. Burbanf,
gentral. Asent fir bic @alena- Dunleitb- uni
Rtuneipta. Vadet.Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

Der Turmer~ @tDre
bcn
So srt. 6litfb fa.
Carver, Carer County, Minn.,
i'm ~ptale bon 6einS 5arcnare<S tpre
,rtbdlt cine Muswabl pcn
Glen WQQren1 @6uben unb
Stiefelu,
NrcDiIcncn, @bisfp &c. &c.
NQes moblfeilunb von better Aualitdt. Rpmnt
unb prifet. ibr reroet trobl bebient trerben.
E5- Die bS6,tcn Yreile tperpen beaablt fir
Daifn, Qerife unb 9afer.
Mm. g Iit}&fa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

fink 4 Gbfobalo*
- @r0e S @D
fremben unb einbeimii6en
&if0ren,
@etnen II. @igarren,
Smpprteure pon @beinmeinen.
Dritte Straee,
nabe Srpine's-9aQe, (friber Gulper unb Tar.
r%tnetcn's @tprc).
ct. paul, = : Wtnn.
@ir erbalten furtwabren 3ulenbunsen BON
Mltcm Rentufy
unb
9 3 @biSfeD
aus er{ter 6anp unb Derfaufen ~bte1elbeu NIT ge<
rineem Vrofit, ,ppau unlere nit >cn Uabrifanten
0etrpTene Mbfunft un6 in 9tanb IeB!.
Beicnpers babcu mir Dieles Sabr bel Der Mus.
tpabl un1eres neuen 9aeers III New- 9 orr @prat
eetraeen, uns 3u perleben nit BEN befen Mrtiteln
ppn
8ranpies
Sins
Maceira
@berrp
SPORT
Mu6fat unp
@atamba : Wein,n,
Iunfer Eager an @iearren bat leines @lei-
den nidt AT Aualitdt, unb baS llrtbeilo Der beiten
Renner pirb bseles ais Gbatia1e fel ltelen.
Wir baten unierer Notwithstanding neus
@erte0erun9er bin3nseiist unb MAIDEN uus an
beiidie, baB mir eiren 10 suten Nrtifel pom recti-
feirtem @bistep gum Gerfauf babe,, 81 einsm
uiebri9ern Yrei1e Gin 8erbaltniB gum Nlfpbol9s'
balt) ais iraenb Gin @el9aft in Der Staet, Il
DIES impprtirt.
Deseleiden fine mir perieben nit
dGtem S@wei3erfaie,
boudnpilden 5drin9en,
Sptelfarten uno
MG@tgm @bampa9ner>
Man iiter;eusc i9 ielt(t Don Der Nor3isli9teit
unisres Qagers burd eigele Yrufuua.
Ser Tnrmer~ @tpre
So ut. G5litfb fa.
Garner, CAREER COUNTY, Winn.,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

@urf frtl6 II. 0erdu9ert !
Sn ben, neuerDFueten @urflaeen,
Ste StraBe, benz Mmericanboule 9eeenlber,
balten biz Il nter3ei&neten ifets Yorratbis
NQe Scrtcn frifd5er unb Nau9tpurff,
9leid tabelcs in 3xbereitune unp Site.
@ba6. Qanae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16
.Q6 @el3 @aQren Eager
be6 Norpmefen
n. DIT,

OIVItt S1IVBt1 UUtIVUIO Vtt YItUU. JVIIVyI1
ct. paul Minn.,
entbGlt bic 9rcbartioife Musmabl RON feinen unb
c,binGren Yelamaarem. nel@e biaberin eener ueR-
li&en @ta6t btm Yublitum 3ur Dispcition fanb.
Bietorinen, r&apes", fur Damien, ueberrSde
fir perrer. ~sefertist aus aQeu @orten Yela pom
3otel bis 3ur Moidusratte /; MuBen unb panb-
i9ub, @@littenbeden unb Bifelroben. tur3 Alee
@as in @intertaeen
Die perren unb bic Dan,e1 traeen,
limb mas man auf Der &ei{e flbrt,
Damit he Salt un6 ut&t 8enirt,
In better Qualitdt, mad BEN ueueaen @ei&mad
unb poblfeil bei 4. Albre&tI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16
@afbinnfpn:SduS

Dritte StraEe, g t.peter, Minn.
Dieies 9cteI bat cine Nn3abl BON %gerGumiaen
!3iutmern unb beiibt i!terbaupt ale Beouemlid-
feiten zines 9auies er@ter &laGe.
@ute @tauunGen 1no benz 5aule beigeflet.
Dit pcfdaiie perlaBtras ,@aibinston>6 aus'
far Neu-u!m jeben Treitaa u. Montas Mpreen.
Morib Weter & Srbn Gdefer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

@entral. Asent fir bic @alena- Dunleitb- unh
Rinne(cta. Vadet-Go.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16
Nuftipn! ,Muftipn
Enirrhi(N e ~nrrh

perfaufen .DrvgpobS" in Ddentl;her 0erRei-
serune an, Greita9 IN, 10 ubr unb Bitb an, erlten
5onnabeno in ieeeu, Mpnat. Sie baben einen
suten 8orratb @iuterwaaren unb neue unp alte
Meubles an 9anb.
cit baben 9errn M eierbin q, einen Deut-
i&en, tneasirt, u, beim 8ertaufseei@6ft i'm
Store 8etRanb 3u lei1en.
IatrhiIb unb ST ard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

FoRrREss MONROE, Wednesday. March 2, 1864.
Andrew Ainsworth has been appointed Cap.
tain Of the post Of Old Point Comfort by command Of
MAJ Gen. Butler.
The following is q list Of the officers captured at
Smithfeld, ya on the LIST Of February, 1864,
Cept y. A. Rowe, 9th N. Y, wounded.
Lieut.. T. g. Harris Sd Pa. artillery. wounded.
Capt. VIM. Chambers, commanding Smiths brigade.
Chief nsineer Andrew Hopkins
Second Engineer James Booth.
The following are the names Of those who were killed
at Smithfeld as far as can be ascertained
Private Charles Dennis. ID Pa. artillery.
Private Charles Mooney Sd Pa. artillery.
Micehe Clark. Sd Pa Cavalry.
The following were wounded
Adjt. A. Crumb, list Conn.
Private L. Rockwell, 10th N. Y. cavalry.
Private NJ. Vaughn, 20th N. Y. cavalry.
Private J. kiIk ID Pc. artillery.
Private w. Tudales 10th N. T. cavalry
The above returns signed by NJ. 2. Turner. Major
Commanding the Military Prison. Richmond. Va,
The Russian frgate fred salute to-day at noon in
honor OF the anniversary coronation Of the Gar which
Immediately replied to BY the British frgate lying
in Hampton Roads and from the Water Battery Of the
Fortress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
The Charleston Fleet.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. March D. ls6I.
The Star says:
Last evening, the steamer Harvest Moon. Acting
voluntaar Lieut.. J. D. Warren commanding. arrived
at the Navy.Yard from Charleston Bar, having hfs
there Saturday night last bringing mp Admiral J.
A. Dahlgren and staff of the Atlantic Squadron.
"when they left the Bar, everything was quiet,
though there was some excitement in regard to the
Rebel orpedoes None have been seen however. since
the Housatonic was blown up; but as precautionary
measure tenders put out around the different vessels
nightly.
when the Harvest Moon arrived In the Potomac
yesterday there pilot at hand and after several
Intellectual efforts were msde to secure one. Admiral
Dabgren volunteered for the duty took his position IN
the pothouse and brought the vessel safely to the
yard where she arrived about O'Clock last evening
Commander Rowan was left In temporary command
OF the feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
SURPRISE OF COLORED INFANTRY.
ALL OF THEM RUTHLESSLY BCrCHgRED.
NoTHINGDEFINITE FR0MsAERMAN
lie is Said to Have Captured Five Rebel
GunbOatS at Selma.
CAIRO. H.. Wednesday, March 2, 1864.

By the arrival of the steamer Empress we
have New-0rleans dates OF the 23d Of February.
The total vote Of the State Of Louisiana far as re-
ceyed, is 1893. Hahns majority for Governor over
Fellowes 3542: Flanders, 1885, and over both,
1,727.
The other candidates on the Free State ticket are
elected by about the same majority.
The clerk Of the steamer PrDgle makes the following
statement:
while the steamer Pringle was on fcraging ex'
petition TO Johnsons plantation at Tecnmseh Landing
five miles above Grand Lake Miss. on the l4th OF FEB
ruary q band Of sixty well mounted and wen armed
guerrillas dressed in Federal uniforms, surprised
company Of the lst Mississippi Unon) Colored infant
~. who were standing guard about mile and haif
from the main body OF the foragng party capturing
and disarmng them and before assistance could ne rem
dered all we're killed or MORALLY wounded except twos
who figned DEATH Lieut.. Cox and Sergeant Spencer.
Some Of the negroes pinned to the ground with
bayonets others had their brains knocked out, and
Others were shot through the head while on their knees
begging for quarter.
The guerrillas escaped without losing a man.
After the dead had been buried, tho princely man.
sion-around which guard had been posted, and no
one allowed TO enter previous to the slaughter OF our
troops-was fred by the guerlas and Its magnificent
furniture consumed.
-Four thousand bushels Of corn were taken nom crio
containing fifteen thousand bushels when the foraging
party returned to Vicksburg.
Four hundred guerrlas Of which the murderers were
part are reported to be encamped by citizens short
distance back in the country from Tecumsehs Landing
The steamer Golden Eagle from Memphis for Cincin'
natl has passed here with 500 bales Of cotton on board
The Memphis Cotton market Is active at Csc. for good
Middng. &C. for stuckley Mddling, and 62a63c. for
Niddling
A private letter. dated Memphis, Feb %. from an
officer at vicksburg who writes on the 22d, says;
I'VE hear nothing Of q definite character from Gen.
Sherman but doubt he has taken possession of Selma
ALBANIA"
1t is said thst Gen. Sherman captured five Rebel gun
boats at Selma.
| washngtons birthday was celebrated at Vicksburs
in fine manner. All the troops were reviewed BY
Gen. Macarthur.
A Rebel brigade Is between Vcksburg and Jackson.
| CAIRO Wednesday. March @ 1854.
The steamer Empress has New-Orleans dates
Of the oath Of February.
Hahn is elected Governor Of Louisiana by 100 major.
ity over both Of his competitors.
The Empress has . very large cargo Of sugar and
molasses for Cairo and other points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
NEW YORK. FRIDAY, MARCH A, 1864.

rected has not TRANSFERRED Some point on the Missis
sippi or up the Red Quschita Rivers will soon De the
scene II action.
An Che steamers that come down are detained, and
very hrge number are now collected hero. Several
which LEFT here for st. Louis, on reaching Memphis
were compelled to discharge their cargoes and retnTn
The gunboat Metacomet has arrived all on board
well. She left New.York in January.
MARKETS.
NevYori dates Of tho nth and 18th from b. Lous paper
have unsettled the markets. ,
Quotations Of Cotton are nomns sales Of good ordn
AIRY al Tic. ,, IL. 81
In Sugar and Moaes prices In for Of buyers sales
sugar at i93,c for fair fully sr sses Of common Mo
lsssos at s3c.
Gold uurie t unsettled II 66lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Military Affairs.

Capt. BrownsOn, Provost Marshal of the
paying recruits the State bounty Of SIS in addition
to the county bounty OF $500. and also $40 e han,
money" to any bringing in recruit. This arrange
ment went into operation yesterday under express
authority from Col Van Buren,, State Paymaster
General.
HAND MONEY.
The "hand money" paid by the United States
persons bringing in recruits has been reduced from
for new recruit and SIS for a veteran, to $40 and
sis respectively. The County Bounty Committee have
been authorized by the Supervisors TO add TO these
amounts $40 EACH which viii make the hand money s2s
for a new recruit and s25 for veteran.
THB TWENTIETH REGIMENT, C0L0BED VOL
UNTEBRS.
The Goth Regiment, u. 8. COlored Volunteers,
900 strong, Col N. Is. Bartram commanding. en-
board ~ regiment will parade ut Union Square and
receive fag prepared for it by the ladies' Of New
York.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
The 102d n. Y. Veteran Volunteers, Col. j.
c. Lane left the city by the Hudson River Railroad
last night for the 'front.' by way of Albany and Louis
vile.
Ninety. five men passed through the city yesterday
from Elinira for Fort Schuyler.
-Four companies Of the e5th n Y Volunteers. known
as the Warren Rifes came from Washington to New
York yesterday, registed. They will recruit In this
city.
twenty-five men Of the LIST Vermont Cavalry, from
Brattleboro for Washington. passed through the city
yesterday.
THE REDUCED QUOTA.
The following tables will show the changes in
the Id, IIId IVth With, VIth With. With and
IXth Congressional Districts which are the only ones
affected by the reduction Of the quota Of this States
Quot Al od1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

CINCINNATI, Thursday. March 3 1864.
The Empire Office at Dayton was completely
riddled to-day by soldiers Of the 44th Ohio In
the melee that occurred shortly aerward man
killed and two soldiers wounded There consider
able excitement at time, and the Home Guard was
calld cont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

The fe country parishes 10 be heard from win prob
ably swell tho total State vote to COO and give Hahn
majority over all opposition Of more than 1900.
The result Is great triumph for the FreeState party
and for the Administration. Tho vote viii be nearly
senths large the cast at the last Prcsi-
Dental election while only netenh was necessary to
bring back the State into the Union.
Gen Banks Is. II possible. popular than ever
with the Free State men. Even Lis opponents pub.
licly admit the Justice and craftsmanship which has
marked his conduct Of Affairs.
Preparations have already commenced for tho cleo.
ton Of delegates TO the constitutional Convention.
The 22d Of February was celebrated in q patriotic
manner Business almost entirely suspended and
the whole city decorated.
In the morning monster national concert given,
nj which moro than fifteen thousand persons pres.
ent Three hundred musicians composed the band, and
forty pieces Of artillery fred by electricity formed the
accom- o. niment Statutes were fred and the shipping
was decorated with flags In the evening Mrs. Gen.
erai Banks gave u 6a! co,tnsS al the opers-house.
Nearly two thousand persons we're present during the
night
The army in Texas s inactive.
Affair in Western Louisiana remain az at last
counts. Across Lake Paucharrain Affairs look more
brisk.
The Mobile He.os Of tho 18th says Sherman Is positively
marching on that city. The Military Commander has
issued the following request addressed to the Mayors
MOBILE Feb. TO- 1904
DEAR siR have Just informed BY Cen Poh that the
enemy moving from Morton against Mobile. il Is there
fore Oh. duty all who cannot tas part In the do
Tense of the city to leave It. ,,
am, Sir. very truly. and re-, yectiuiy yours
DisuuI A. MAusr, Msj0en Com's
The Mobile papers call upon tho people to submit
chee,fully 10 their approaching doom" Yankee Rule
Active preparations are making In all departments
for operations but TO what quarter they are 10 DO d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
OUR PACIFIC SQUADRON

These vessels all belong 10 the regular Navy and tho
Saginaw is said 10 be very fast There Is rumor thns
other steamers are under orders for the Pacific.
PURCHASE AND CONVERSION OF A NEW STEAM
PROPELLER.
The Navy Department has made an excellent
propeller OF the Agalea purchased time since nom
the Messrs Mckay Adus OF East Boston. She 10 ITO
feet long 81 feet inches wide and feet inches deep
The motive power consists Of direct ecting engine.
with cylinder 81 inches IN diameter, with 30 inches
stroke the propeller shaft inches in diameter the
propeller itself ~ feet In diameter with 10 feet pitch,
and the boiler is ~ feet long by feet diameter.
A FLEET OF IRON TUG-BOATS FOR THR GOVERN.
MENT.
In addition to all the war-vessels now in
course Of construction In this nehborhood two others
are. to BE- commenced Immediately. In WIlamsburgh,
for the sides is being worked off, and the vessels
will be pushed for ord at They 20 be iron
tugs intended for rough and ready duty and are the
first Of feet just contracted for In addition to
those building here Boston tyas have built four. and
Kenny & Son Of Chester, Pa, two. The prices to b.
paid for them range from el65,OOo TO s3ao.ooo
WAR SHIPS READY TO SAIL.
The following men-of-war are now ready fOr
at this port and could be sent away at tventy.fou
hours notice. II they were fully manned;
Niasars- steam frsate; ................ts gun.
Pro,eus, steam propeller. ........'... suna
Gsstee steam propeller. ............. sune
Metabasset. double ender...... senH
Vanderbilt, steam propeller ........''n guns
Besides the above there several smaller vessels
al waiting for their crews.
The KINGS COUNTY QUoTA.-Ihe number OK
men required from Kings County 40 ascertained ~
Supervisor Booth who went to nor he pur-
pose, is a37 but statement Published hy Provost
Marshal Fry shows that the number Ieqoi,sd oss.
GOO and the number credited as conscripts substi-
tutes Co is l02s making total Of 30ea This lesves
$40 men to be raised, according TO Provos Aarshai
Fry II supervisor Booths figures arc correct We viii
Ia rroured 10 furnish 362 men. II ths bssntes
continued the entire number Of can - raea and
brooklyn viii be relieved from the DRAFT o. vsdlse
and IIId epgressjons0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
PROM NEW.ORLRAss.
The State EIection-Army In Texas In"c-
tive-MobiIe News - the 11th-sher-
nun Expects TO Attack and Conquer
the Cify-Active Preparations in Gen.
Hnnks,s DepRrlmenl.

The steamer Yazoo has arrived at this port
from New. Orleans with dates Of the oath ult.
The whole Free State ticket has been elected by an
overwhelming and an unexpectedly large vote was
given The election passed of without tunult Of any
kind although the interest and enthusiasm manifested
surpassed any previously exhibited here, and presented
striking contrast to those held under the Thug regime
before the war.
There were spare tickets In the field. the regular
Free State and Administration ticket headed by the
Hon. Michael Hahn tho Conservative ticket with j.
O. A. Fellows for Its standard bearer and the one nom
mated by tho boilers from the Free State Convention
the Radical ticket led by b. II. Flanders The vote
stands az follows AZ far az heard from:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Naval Movements.
OUR NEW COMMANDER OF MARINES

Major Reynolds assumed command of the
marines at the NewYork station and Major Garland
left for Portsmou n H. to command the garrison al
that place. Major Reynolds has been in the service
forty years. and Is native Of the State Of NewJersey
Major Garland Is Virginisn. and has been nearly Is
long officer.
OUR PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Touching the rumors that the pirate Alabama
ia about 10 visit the Pacific Ocean may not be smss
to give the strength Of Pacific squadron which Is
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

Most Of the votes cast for Mcclellan were given BY
recent conscrpts and BY members Of the Invalid Corpa
PROMOTION OF A PRIVATE TO A CoLoSELCY.
Private George W. Baird of Company II, 18th
Invalds, q Connecticut Yankee on Thursday passed
the best examination before Caseys Board for Negro
Commands over Jet passed b, any candidate thus far
brought before it. When the questioning ended by
his skillfuly handling brigade Of infantry in all posi-
bio bad h1es in face Of the enemy he was unanimous
Iv voted At to be Q Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Still Laser-Gen. Fitzpatrick nj the WhiI
House.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. March 3. 1864.
The Star Of this afternoon says:
1--WE have late interesting information from the front
tho eject that Gen Fitzpatrick with force Of picked
savaisy men has arrived at the White House. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

These vessels all belong TO the regular Navy and tho
Saginaw is said 10 be very fast There Is rumor thns
other steamers are under orders for the Pacific
PURCHASE AND CONVERSION OF A NBW STEAM
PROPELLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
THE WHISKY TAX.

The Senate conferees over whisky were un
Yielding In their determination to-day not to allow
stocks on hand 10 BE- taxed The House conerees
equally determined to put the tax. and reported
hopeless disagreement II Is the general opinion that
the bill viii fail and go back to the Ways and Means
Committee. A majority OF about ten In the House
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-23

a GAY and festive youth of this city came
near getting seriously injured the o.her dav.
through an attempt at pleasant joke. He
called II young lady. and was informed
'hat she was in the cellar; to The cellar he
therefore went and finding the ohiec- of his
search standing with her back towards the
d or. and ye-y intent upon I,er work. thought
10 give her surprise bv stealing kiss. He
succeeded. hnt pail dearly for the pleasure.
On the imnulse If the maaient she brnu LIT n
knife. which -hs hal in her hand. down unon
h'S leg above the knee. infliotinr an exten-
S've. Though nat bad cut The lady ex.
nres ed deem SORROW d rot the kiss Int his
'ne"rated flesh and feelings sill remind him
~ that anAinieSt cut of all. - Placerrilre
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