davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

The Wheeling tw. Val IsteLts or o. "a tns zo'n,
saysGenera Kelley is on few ea, s s ~ wy oiy ~
worSe for his Richmond trip and w1h tae exception o.
q cold, feels the While In prison, as w
have already mentioned he and hs con raoes were sis
by many OF the rebels from this vcin Wy All oI Wnon
seemed willing and ANXIOUS to mtieaN the inconso
nenctes OF LIBBY hfe by attentions snd Isauce bus
the fact that the General Is parole, we snouo
glad 10 publish incidents IN hs experiences. w
state however that the rebels from here Aoous az
anything bu, the comfortable aud contsnted Edvidcas
that some of US once knew them 10 be.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
Another Rebel Commissary General OF
Prisoners.
SPECIAL ORDERS--NO. 60.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Vhe broadway ana Cr0sstoWn Bills Laid
Ovsr-FaiIurs or the Effort TO Create .
Sensation on the Subject-The Steam
Railroads and the Defeated Parallel
Point or ScandaI-Thc Leg islation ON
the Bounty Question, &c., Sc.
OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE.
ALBANY, March 2s, 1893.
Tho effort 70 get up excitement about New York
city railroads hcre does not appear to succeed The
Broadway aud Cross,own bills which had been made q
special order overborne by the pressure OF bills
ready for third reading There appears to have been
but really little consideration made OF these Affairs here.
The officers and paid agents OF tho railroads
ming into New York city making frantic efforts to
impress everybody into service upon their schemes Tho
Hudson River Railroad Company having established city
horc upon their route below Thirtieth street,
exceedingly anxious about their success, as
thoy have occasiousd largo expenses for horses
stables, cars, &c Last week Oliver Charlck, Clark,
Tobin and others Of the Hudson River directors IN
operation with tho samo management on tho Harlem
parallel railroad combination The bill defeated con-
tanned long list OF corporaors put Ia the bill as friends
OF various leading men IA the state and Of the Assem-
bymsn and OF tho State officers Its progress nd
Gated strength Of upwards Of seventy votes and tho
certainty Of s passage But means wore used TO reduce
its popularity In very sudden aud unexpected manner
even, II seems while The bin was lts passage The
process used for achieving this result has been loudly
discussed here and made the of scandal
Il presents perhaps the only tangible point Of this
nature this session. The indignant friends OF the do
fcatcd parallel propose 70 resuscae their either
by resumng II In the Senate making II an amendment
20 another bill pondng In the House.
The motion Of Senator Fields to proceed with the order
OF third reading of bills overbore the Broadway and Cross
town BILLS but occupied tho Senate until its adjournment
The joint rule giving precedence 20 this order Of business
operates in avery wholesome manner upon any n
clustering waste of time.
FINAL BOUNTY EuL.
The Senate 70 day.passed tbs bill amending the Bounty
act. This law has been four times amended In con
formy with the wishes Of the Comptroller Of the State
has been repeatedly declared that every point
settled In regard 10 ths bill and that oil obstruction
removed TO tue immediate raising OF the necessary sub
scrptons But appears that the capitalists have bc,n
desrous of extending the time Of the proposed loan
that the bonds should DO s1ed for nol less than
six eight years The OF bountes 10 bo given
10 tho volunteer is equalixcd with that which pro-
vided for drafted ncn-vlz. three hundred dollars
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

.
devil rushing the the other day his faos
beamng through its triple coat OF Ink with the potent
idea, perohed himself the imposing stono
and delivered the following magnificent epigsm:-
When the ladies Heaven bless 'em)
PLANTATION BITTERS take,
They all eXclsim delighted
"Oh what "duck" In DRAKE"
We would remark by OF explanation that the author
above had sick with dyspepsia and owness of
spirits when lady friend him with
aboe of the wonderful BrTERs which his rhyme ceIs
bra.s and It's effect magca enough not only 70
his dyspepsia but TO produce the tremendous rhyhmcal
specimen OF his genius which have vive II Plan
tatiou
The New York herald., 1865-03-29


There has been issued from the AdjutaniG eneral's
Office order relative TO the mode In which colorcd
troops 90 bo recruited In the confederacy We copy
that portion OF II showing the working OF the systen
The recruiting SERVICE under this act, will be conducted
under ,he supervision OF the Adjutan and Inspector
General according 70 the regulations for tho recruiting
service Ia the regular army, In far they app
cable and except when special directions may be CIV
by tho War Department.
EiTheer will be assigned appointed for each State
oflccr who will he charged wAh the collection, enrol
ment disposition % all the recruits that may be OBJ
tanned lnder the trs section Of this act One
general depo;s will be established In each State and
NOV Dcod IN orders and suitable Of officers VIII
bo detailed duty Va tho sta departments OF the depos
There VIII he assigned nj each general depot quart r
ster couImiseary and surgeon and the headquarters
~ tue rinttndent viii " at ia. principal dopois IA
thc kLc. lhc proper officers 10 ad lie super ntendent
~ chtssH, aaat1rhH aud organslns the recruits vii
he a.igucd w orders irom h Office By tn General
lL.Lhicl.
m enlistment Of colorcd persons under this IN
be made upon printed FORMS be furnished for the
pose, similar " those established for tho regular
They viii be executed in duplicate ono copy 20 DO re-
iurnsd 70 this Office for le No slave will b. accepted
recruit unloss with his owners aud with the
appreciation OF his master by written instrument con
ferrns a. far as he may the rights Of freed msn, and
which shall be hled with the superintendent The on.
isens will bc made FOR the war; and the effect Of Tie
enlistment will DO TO place the slave In tho military ser
vice conormaby TO this act The recruits will be organ
zcd nj the camps 10 squads and companes and will b
subject the order Of tho 0eneni Chief, audor The
second section OF this act
The superintendent 10 each State win cause repcr, 10
be made on the f.ss Mondsy Of every month shown,
cruits Al the various deposn the state tho sumbor ha
have been sent away, and tho destination Of each III
Ispor VIZ show The nsnies d NJ slaves recruited, Will
One copy will be sent 10 ths General In Chief and
ihn Adjnisni and Inspector General.
The appointment ot officers 10 tho companies 10 y
lofped of ths recruib Aforesaid will be maze ~ sh
10 (setS,s the Ialsas OF volunteer compsniss ocsr
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
A 1.-The Catholic World.
ANEW MONTHLY ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
GENERAL IITERATiiRE

GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.
b publishing In this city Ibe first number IL now ready
The has been received from The
Achb,shog q New york e,ser prelse;of ne G-hos
form double column octave msgazinc OF la pages making
The following letter Of has been
MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW yoRE;o ;o..
DEAR FATHER HxcxxaI have read the prcspectas which
Sc asSs sna % iSfS e ws dAss as S %
posed publishing In this city under your superon and
and spirit which has not ny hearty spprovsi The Tsnt q
son Sa s cahae sns s viii Il:
prospect of having his wan, not fully AZ least IN great
Ps w ne Wealth. s o TSse p Ss Sa %
the liberal placed at your disposal there ou2htto be ne
anda6le enterprise viii NEE, with mertsd suecrss,
and under Gods blessing become fruitful In all the GOOD
your friend and servant IN Christ ,,.y
No NOW !, AfHlab RHAbbY sS''
l-PRRo9REss or THE CHURCH IN THE UNITED
2-TIIE AsciENr SAINTS OF GOD BY csrdinaLwiss-
"a All FiiGEIMacE 4is 4 HIs9ss TO sRs.
fhHHE sIs SIsS ov ALEXANDRIA
oN rM2 MST TSrY rhSs os TYFs III THE Krso
5SSsHlsSSE lf9Sx!FE sSSTEos sy Lady Fullerton
1.-TWO SIDES OF CATHOLICISM.
s-eosSiiaaE H-cARbiNaE wfsEMAx Mfsoa IN ROME.
le-THE NICK OF TIME
y THE
FIVE DOLLARS YEAR, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Addres. THE cAThoLIc WORLD (Post office boz ssss,.
No Beeknan street, New York
For sale BY all booksellers and newsdeaicrs.
Prizes Cashed In All Legnlixcd Lotteries
j CLUTE. Brokers' once, l7s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest ana Best WceIsfy In the
Country.
in the

TO TUE READERS OF NEWSPAPERS
Tho Ns~ yoRK WEEKLY HERALD is the cheapest weekly
paper issued in the United States Is published every
Saturday and its contents Will embrace the Military.
Naval Political Religious Foreign, Fashionable, Musasis
Theatrical Agricultural Sporting Art and Literary IN
telligence Of the week.
While all tho other weekly papers hove Increased then
subscription price from twenty Ave TO TWO hundred pes
cen, the WEEKLY H.Akre Is mailed ~ tie old rates:
One Copy for one year. -
Three Copies for year.
Five Copies for year.
Ten COPIES Tor one year -
Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner OF Fulton and
assau streets, New York city
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

rsvsnroof~-stesmshp virsrin-Nrw W n Jonsa T. Killer
and VIE Joseph Ho<txs and sister John Apssrp. Hfs
ouieronise. Mrs wd{r q Minnesots MrsE Cooper Di4e
Mrs Roper sn6 ctd fh0s Mr. Inklsr ard vile
aud 60 IN the ssssrste.
0txsooy --sexlpshsp unitsd Rng6om--Ars Johnxon "A
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

% having consumption whatever stage or the dis
case DR. WlSHARTS Pine Tree Tar Cordial which 10
readily taken by the blood and carried 20 the lungs and
healing principles of the upon the 5Acd
OF the lungs and their decay and the pauents
life Is saved The Pine Tree Tar Cordial has great -
dissolve the thick mucus that stops up The wind OF
the lungs and expcis from the system Tho Pine Te Tar
Cordial blood all scfofulouo
matter that constantly breeding sores Internal
nal Sareum hlotches the face and all skin dca
especially cured by Dr. wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Ohcc 10 North Second street. Philadelphia sold ~ HELM
HOLDS drug and chemical warehouse 59i Broadway New
Ior
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
MARCH 2T--4 A. N
AyoTgxp ATTACK.

Fighting has Just recommenced on the left. The
scbes have attacked he position held by Gen. Gctty's
dvison but OF the time and before tho mail leaves no
particulars can be learned.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Rare Chance.
oHe selections from my immense assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing at cost ISAAC " BROKAw,
81 Fourth avenue and O. Lafayette place.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pereee
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

A secret Worth Knowing-Invaluabls
u young) married females information Advice free.
Address Dr. Morris box $40 New York Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Ask for Cosweii, Mack q Co.'S Ferro.
PHOSPH0RATED ELIXIR CALIsAYA-the original ana
h.stf
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
The strength or the Opposition Party ~
the Ou(h.

From the Richmond Examiner, March 70
An esteemed contemporary referring 70 the late sue
cesses Sherman says THAT famous freebooter not
having II all his way His master In the art OF
war is in front OF him. = Old Joe Johnston has
terminated both army and people. Our Affairs In that
quarter much cheerful aspect. " &C sc.
Our friend adds"we glad perceive that the tone
OF the North Carolina press, especially that Al Raleigh,
which gave aid and comfort 10 the enemy by It's oppos
tion 10 authorities In greatly improved" The same
journal, few days ago, denounced certain Senator
factous and brawlng wc invite tho consideration OF
the writer TO the fact that II Opposition 10
authorities" by the North Carolina press and Others
and especially by the Senator designated, that pro
duced this cheerful aspect IN our affairs; that
restored "old Joe Johnston 10 command. and tina,
prevented the famous freebooter Sherman from
continuing TO have all his way. Only Opposition
10 authorities long continued and most stubbornly
resisted secured the removal from the command of the
army opposing Sherman Of that genius Of mischancc,
Bragg The same opposition" bad to mako itself felt
before Hood wos relieved; and even then nothing but
the most determined and strenuous Opposition could
have secured the restoration Of Johnston 0ppostion
caused tho transfer OF the direction OF military Affairs
from the President TO General Lee Opposition caused
the change In the War Once and that in the Commssary
Department To these changes wc owe the improved
aspect IN our Affairs, upon which our contemporary con-
graduates the counryand for these changes those who
have made Opposition 10 be thanked, and especially
the able Senator referred 20 In such ncompimentay
The Opposition to our authorities" with per-
haps here and there exception has been prompted
by motives altogether as patriotic, and has
been attended byfesus quite beneficial TO the public
- the undscriminatlng support that others have given
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots n In
fro los forsh.ads any part Of e body Waesf.ed ~
49, Broadway, and drneRlsta
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

ChiIdren's Carriages, Spring RDrsss
and Brown's Baby Tenders. TIBBAI.s. SO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
A Passing Remark.-Among the Cur.

PassfnE Nemarks-AmOnK tho Cur.
OF the be mentioned that Gcnn has use
repenished hts stock Of Promenade Driving and Undress
season, that comprises
Der Of distinctive styles that be found in TIE entire
trade elsewhere GENIN. 5l3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservntive
Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. HOUSE.
The dye applied by skili al artists.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Corns. Buntons, Enlarged Joints ana
all diseases Of the feet cured py Dr. zACHARiE. 10
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Dyspepsia Tablets. s.-wellisg's Dyspep-.
Tahie,s Indigestion and Heartbnrn. 20 boa
Sold by druggists Wholesale b7l broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Cherokee Medicines for the Unfortu-
pamphlet with full particulars free. Address
Dr. W. n MERwfs Il CO., q Liberty st., New York
The New York herald., 1865-03-29
Balance for loss at Nashville.

BHIAnce TOT NJ NhfhvTe. ZlJ
This unprecedented small loss OF In two days
vcre battle was accompanied with the loss Of lfy -four
pieces OF artillery II Is that the enemy claimed
twelve thousand prisoners captured at Nashville but
General Hoods report made up Of official Figures the
country must remain satisfied that the enemy did not
the truth We confess small degree Of ncre
dGty the loss of only two hundred and fty three
men at Nashville, and inclined TO believe that
General Hood will have thu ingenuity he
expended General Johnstons report to reconcile these
figures If he made up his "scventy thousand effective
and Dalton from the Official data that
shows his total loss for the whole campaign 10 have been
only thousand he must not bs surprised II bis
trynen Notwithstanding the Official character OF the
figures still inclined TO believe that there
somewhere We publish this report At the request Of
General Hoods friends. We fear 10 will do him more
harm than his campaign did.
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

tionery.-If tho best refined Cancles the
cal Mr. ASpELL, just opened nj the Erie depot
travelling will hnd u their
him. Dealer foreign and domestic fruiis and Confso
u0nery; the Ere Railway lspol jersey
G.tu
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER A WILSON, c-j .xB0,adwxy. see
wheeler 4 Wilson's button Hole Nscdfns~'~ ~ -
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

HiIIs Hair Dye, 5Oo., Black or Ysrown,
reliable. Depot No Barclay Sold BY all nrv ssis,s
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

recruiting therefor Authorised 20 muster their men
into service enrolled AZ soon as enrolled aud u f.
tered he will be sent with descriptive Isis % ths
depots OF rendezvous at viii II they will be instructed
until assigned for in the aed When the organ
zaon of any company remains incomplete at the eApira
ton o. the time specified for It's orNankaton the com
panies or deachments already mustered into service VII
be assigned " other organzatons at the discretion of
the General in Chief
IL Is not the intention OF the President TO grant any
authority Tor sing regiments bngadss The only
Organizations 10 be perfected at the depos or camps of
instruction are those os companies, and in exceptional
cases. wh the slaves Of one estate Of baltalloas
consisting Of four compaIes and the only authorities TO
oe issued VII oe ior TIE raising OF companies or tue
organizations wl bs left for future ACTION experiences
may determine.
All cfhcers who may be employed In the recruiting
SERVICE under the provisions Of this act who may
appointed 10 the command Of the troops under H.
or who may bold any staff appointment IN connection
with them are enoiIed 70 providcn eonsiderate and
humane attention 10 whatever concerns the health,
FORT instruction and discipline Of these troops and the
dulgence in their treatment OF them and especially
that they will protect them from injustice aad oppres
sion.
THE RECRUITING OF NEGROES TN RICHMOND.
[From the Richmond Dispatch, March 20
Daily accessions made 10 Major Turner'S negro
troops now being drilled and organized at Smiths fac.
tory the corner OF Twentydrs and Cary streets by
Lieutenant Vtrgnius Bossieux At five O'Clock yesier
day afternoon witnessed dri at their barracks and
bave no hesitation in saying that for the time they have
been al IT, much aptness and proficiency displayed
as usually shown by any white troops we have ever
seen.
Among the number who enlisted yesterday was FREQ
negro who had been despoed OF his canal boat by the
Yankee raiders who lately visited Goochand and other
counties on the line OF the canal. Upon applying TO
Lieutenant BOlsseux for permission to Ion he said that
he was born in Virginia. and had by hard work. bought
himself boat but the Yankees had despoed him Of his
ALL and he would rest till he had his revenge and
they were driven entirely out OF the State Other free
negro boatmen, he said, had like himself been robbed
by tho Yankees, and he for making them too,
join the OF the SOUTH leave the SOL OF this good
Commonwealth
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Lsaass--U.c steritrg's ArAt,rosia for
your rass n.ioo rsbbss. drccan curs wfe "a crimp-
The New York herald., 1865-03-29

Prizes Cashed In All Legnlixcd Lotteries
and information given Drawings sent
J. CLUTE Brokers' once, i6 Broadway.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22
VOL. 5 NO. 16

GKrrING On IN rHE WeRLn-rAers are
many dksrsas says OF sstsans On n Tho
world II does not always @sxn making
great deal Of money! OK eeSae asrsaG man
fos the people 10 look NJ - With wonder,
Leayens 0f q bad Aaoss Ar q geo3 0ee -
gestlas "a in the world - es eleAa sRd
tidy, inssead 0f dirty and 3asorasrly, ssss-
ung On 10 ~ active and iAelassaseas, Ia
stead Of Idle and lazy, j. gettins cas- n 10
Kind and SrAeAr'ng, Instead u aG-aasaesa
and QOagEels0ae, 3 gesHsg on ~ work ~
dlhgeAtly in his masters aAssAes a. IN his
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

Every man who supports the Abolition Re-
publican enemies Of civil liberty must blush
with shame as he reads their record. thus
briefly, bur truthiully traced by cot=mpory
The Republican party has existed but zen
years II aspired 20 the eoatrol Of p4bhc
affairs when the very name Of q Federal Tax
Collect or was unknown lE has selt pub
nc debt as gigantic as that which eats the
substanes and InpOserisAss ,he condition Of
tOlers of other countries Up TO the time il
came into power the liberty Of the people was
held to be sacred thing. Ii struck Down hG-
beas corpus it denied trial by jury /; 1t pro
hiblted free discussion il filed eur bastiles
with prisonecs, arrested with out warrant, and
imprisoned without trial. In word ir es-
tablished precedents for the exercise of every
right claimed by despotic governmental"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22
TUNKHANNOCK Pa WEDNESDAY, NOV. % 1865

want her You w1ll BE- jusl as likely 20
lose her sctne dne morning rs not. Little
women have great peacA0at for running on
with woenen's husbands. In het 50 tar as
my observation goes-tAke ia as q rule, which
is made oil the stronger by the exceptions
httle women are always az it. Like the
shipjaek on the surface Of q pond. they are
never quiet,
What you want Is a woman who steps on
easily and graeefal,a quarter nag one whose
manner and mind reminds you ofyoar moth
er. For 10 you and TO all men, looking back
through the hong line Of dead years into the
paradise Of youth, the mother seems PerSec-
ton. Ii Is the name Of mother that - the
synonym of home, Happy is the man wAe
sees in his wife something Of action or words
that brings back memory Of his mother
His home will be happy one.
Select woman for wife who thinks as
much OF a sixpence as she does Of silk
dress, and you will be able always to have
the former in your pocket and the latter for
for her.
5 Economy, with due regard 70 ecmforS IN
the household, is an assurance TO her has
band Of success IN business.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

e 4 rich old wldOwer in Canada Is
said to have practiced very artful scheme TO
gain the hand of the belle Of the village. He
got an old gypsy TO tell the young lady's for
tune in words which he dictated, as fol lows ;
"My dear young lady, your star will soon De
hid for short time by very dark cloud, but
when it re-appears it will shine with anin
terupted splendor until the end of your days
Before one week a wealthy old widower,
wearing a suit Of black and a fine castor hat,
will pay you a visit and request your hand in
marriage. You will accept his offer, become
his wife, and be left widow, in the posses
sion of all bis property, before the close O:the
year. Your next husband will be young man
Of whom you think most Of at present"
Three days after, the old gentleman, dress
ed in the manner described BY the gypsy,
presented himself to the young lady, and the
marriage followed. The old gentleman did not
die as was anticipated and still lIvess although
he has grown a number of years older in the
service of the young wife.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

Il Dox'r CARE"-Yes you do, and there's
no use in trying to deceive yourself with the
sophistry OF those words.
The best and rOblest, the truest and most
generous part of your nature does care for
the unkind, cutting words you have uttered
to one you loved. in moments Of pique.
You may carry yourself so proud and def
antly, you may never drop by word or look
the dew of sweet healing on the wound you
have made in a nature as proud, as sensitive.
and exacting as your own but to your hon
or, be it said, you are better than your words
and away down in your heart turks shame
and repentance and sorrow for them.
You may carefully hide them both, aud in
q little willis thew will be gone, for oh it is
very easy to make ones self bitter and
proud, and cold-very hard to keep one's
self sweet. mellow and charitable bat there
must be some pain, and some struggling be-
fore you can do a mean ungenero1s thing to
one who loves you, and have your heart en-
dorse your Il don't care %
And how often are these words uttered,
when conscience sternly refutes them and
how often they harden the heart, and keep
the feet in the way Of evil.
Be careful, reader, when you say, II don't
care"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-22

REAEMBER THE PooR---These cold blus-
terry nights which we ara rox having are oo-
ly the remainders or forarunners Of stern old
Winters icy CHAINS that will soon be gravpls-
ed around Us. Many Of Us will rejoice at th.
approach Of the sleighing aud skating season
but let Us not forget in the mean time that
there are those among Us whose blood thrills
with horror as they hear the keen autunnal
winds whistling around the corners and
through the cracks Oftheir airy cabins, shica
are only warmed by the genial rays of the
sun. There are such homes in our midst,
where stoves are not to be found, much less
ton OF coal. Then let all those Who are 50
fortunate as to be blessed with plenty for
their comfort through all the changing SEASONS
remember the poor"