davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-07

Ean1zahon about year ago l neTer s.W u
Watah there TIL the Sunday night meeting, I .aW
99qdgs aorEts shortl[ after toned. FOR the sst
meetings. Understood that No were to he srnaad
to meet my Resistance at he polls on tie usrt Of
the Onion Leagpe., Mr.. 0eary, among others.
ssid this The Chicago 7hn>t and Caisego Fps}
that We should be prepared to meet it. Thfs Tas
the general belief Of Democrats. believe. "A7
Qnesuon-Dla GeaIy tell gou that tho car1idgea
tooInf 9@
Question objected to as illeglHma.o,
It being past three O'Clock, the Commission III.
p. n. HARR1F G. n
, 1865-03-07
TIE TRAVELLER IS WITHOUT TIE.
FENSE

Asaost re noxtous effects OF sha varieties Of impure
EAter Ani the peYnclons ate esphe1tc r1 trcs whfnh
ss must r 2n FL Joarasys nns$s s5m.a u
No 1thee tonic Will create- nj kc.p up condition u
the s3Ete1n tHt will 1eHrer proof against tho QnseeT
, 1865-03-07

DR.. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM
1t wh1ns, motst and stimulates th. whole breath.
lrE apPs1a.us and up4sts new lue to tae emac.9tsd
s9rtem.
, 1865-03-07

fltate And dsench the k1dneSa and by constant uke
soon lead to chronic degenerlslon and confirmed ts-
e4s..
We present the Constitution Water to the public
Elth ,he conTctlon that has no eQusl In Relieving
the class ut dsena.a flr Whch 1t has been touna 40
emlueut1s sacCessn In curing, and trust that We
shall tc rewarded for our Efforts ln placing va!rA
be remedy III form to meet the reQulf emeut3 Of
patient 41d ply stcfan.'
In Dysmenorrhma, or Painful Men
, 1865-03-07
WINTER C0UGH.

The harsh dfy Winter Cough Which sEects OLD
PKDPLE and lHVAlIDa N 4 Low STATE Of
HEALTH, can be EFFECrUALLY CURED py ihc
, 1865-03-07

giving this noto an insertion in the columns
Of your paper.
am, very respectfully. your ohd't serv't
RonHRT j, T, Wu11A,
Secretary Of State, Arkansas.
, 1865-03-07
nctn publications.
P. T, DaRNUM ON HUMBUG.'

Exposure Of the Davenport Brothers.
Spiritual k1umbngs nn6 their Victim
shown up. manHaeid, Colchester. Foa-
Ter. Ferris, ne1ter, Davis, Britain,
Colorado Icsrett, Hatch, Hume, ,Conk-
lin, Gordon, MRS. Chamberlain, mtase4
Hoyt, Jordany Jenny Lind, de-, dc.
Ro2e-T5tnE Spirits, Table-T1ppine,
spfr1t-Rapping, Rlood-Red Writing
on The Arm, Flying In the Dark sean-
eess Spiritual Music, BaIlot-Tcsts,
Reading Sealed Letters, Solid Iron
Rings.
The publishers OF tae
, 1865-03-07

DERSGNS HAVING CLAIMS
u a9alnst Cook County fother than scI,p) ara r.
QuEsed to hand tst IN 70 The uaderatgned "a q bo-
Monday. MARCH eru, 1853.
1,P. HlLLlARD. Clesk.
Chicago. Feb. H. 1861. &eB m$.t4
, 1865-03-07

ls q RfFA1 HAallNG FCR{FYIFG and SELE-
CURING Remedy .requl1irE NO MEDICAL AID OR
esstle q tns Med Msd1staS s. u ystr sSfess6ls io sns
CONs7I Z ton: ead viii EF'FECTEALLT CURE
IAK MOST TlRELhNT CASES 0E PRIVATE DIS
HEALTH AND PURITYX - RI
, 1865-03-07

TO CAPITALISTS.-The SUBJ
sc,tber offers to SELL Or form into Company, $50
acres eheiee q, sna Eoal Lands nssE ths eslebss
r.. IS nits below pttts@urshp on the Ohlo Rtyar
and Cleveland and FittsourEh FM ROAD. shet. arc
cther o. feet deep. hngiae. too 9. &C. ~
For map, geolo9ica: surrey, and fnu particulars.
arply 10 WM.J KANE, Allegheny City, n.
mhIn3l44t
, 1865-03-07

The pressure upon the ann.1 powers IL very great,
lhose Who sfe compelled 70 breathe the unnssufa n
mcepbete 81 such paces shouId SUSTAIN lae strength
q ha grand properties of the article il thnt it pss
and hssneas tne neryt SYSTEM he lon01
AND Skin capAble Of resisting the effects ii had ia
keA Grt1t1 hAaf .NN
, 1865-03-07

:, Reader have you Cough, Could or sny disease o.
the L1nEs2 Do not neglect Il. Tetay II dangtfoas
MILLIONS DIE annually by nez1ectine C0NXoN
COLD Coughs and Co{da; r not cureo in their early
asPAEhI pEAIH. Be advised In slmt, md pzo,
, 1865-03-07
Ancient and Modern Humbngs Of

1r. Bsrnum has already written iostJ.th1ee sp1en.
tion n vhlch hs has shown Up tne rascatttiea ofa
tAt sPlIuTUAl1sTs, and be Il almost literally .sE1n
ning them a,ise" Ihey vince, snd gTow and threat.
their every trick and pretepce. and dene. the TO do
theit wo:tt- He Geelart he Sin never let then up
e1ppsed thcr evrIJ tnpostnEe The headings Of THU
advestts ment I'll r!ve eiieht tdea Of ths easisa.
are receiving u his hands. Back numbers Of THE
NEW {aRh MERCURY. containing all OF Mt. Ear
nune afticles 1nay ba Ind Of all news, dealers.
+nhE Errfl
, 1865-03-07
AuONG OFFICERS OF THE 4. q
ARMY

co1tthnt use and the strength sstau,og virtues and
restorative properties Of the medicine have been
Ing and camp hospitals, and In the Eoyerpment ia1S-
rettoes at Washlneton and elsewhcfe. d The psYT.
ato 1t has been Warmly lndorsel and largely patf1s
lied -ts-%s F""~"sAr
, 1865-03-07

And - eanahie c'rGula!on. exemption nom tho
II lon wsu,d escape soash. colds, dipthers. iadaes
1slung fefer, ssthma It,. &C. ID vi9u-
TER3 STOMACH BITTER9, ~ ~~A&&A"
, 1865-03-07

When the anirnAt powers are e1hauated tho mis-.
Hcak the mind depressed. and all ne powefs OF TifaI
II nt tqw ssb tner4 T. no res'o1Attve comp.iaba
" stimulate the ejaculation, improve tie uus:,ts of
the blood, ceAr the cOuel brain. and iuparr u t@
trembling nerves stability and armneas. ~'~
, 1865-03-07

4 WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
By going regular Ph, slctan with your caae YOU
pail Jour PH1YATE IskPC rATlDN HE gong 10
yout HI ALTH FOk LIFE. Avo1D B0rA, and uae
Or. Bakers Specific.
With this Medicine YOU can CURE YOURSELF fer
ONk-1EATH THE MONLY thst phJsiclana charge,
, 1865-03-07
Diabetes,

Diabetes,
Tone in the Bladder, Calculus, Grave
Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucous
Or Milky Discharges
after Urinating,
Irritation Of the Neck of the Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Kid.
neys, Catarrh Of
! the Bladder,
stranguary and Burning, or Painful
" Urinating..
Fer these diseases It Is trulr sovereign remedy,
do.e hAs been known to relieve tRs urgent syp
Afe .oa troubled With thst distressing pain IN the
9na,l 2 q " b "a psek nd ssoaEh she nips;
PHYSICIANS
pef r s ssr @ e Of
oily sm los II IL Wans It bss:ss @ .sss5 'na
CONSTITUTION WATER
a''n'@
DlURETiCS
I1t!tate md diensh the kdneya and hs con4taat
present .hs con.s,tnaan s + u. Water .9 tie paee
the clzss oi dsena.s which It has been Ionnd s5
shs pseas 1s 70
patient saa pa, stcfan'
In Uysmenorrhma, or Painful Men.
..
s;; e. q; ;s:; {:
xhicht ne result 81 ot he tasmeats 81
$.S =
;ssg;E & T.; s s .;s* ;$
case Ire syaptom, We en- only ca1nersts Inn
F's:ss: Fss. Of 's'' l''f''F l'*''''' and D's'' Of
SUPPRESSEb MEHSTnuA1}1H,
which IN n. n,,o,xr,ed ,sr.,.,. . .o,.,.,. n,.,n
az tae seeda Of mere g1srs
mona psss 1s N enors being made to
pataent Rsadnay loses her apptNse, the boWe1s ase
nnally snts her ca. eur.
For sale bv ali DruR9ists. prioa II.
NM n ERECC Cn p,an.s.t.ns
"As IL 0&GoH q tV's EfQpl3stofS>
, 1865-03-07

4 RARE CHANCE FOR IN.
IL TES1AEET.
FOR SALE-A Grain Worehonse, aitnsted On the
C. i. At oLe OF the me1t desirable ponts In Cen.
II st IIfnoia, HOUSE furnished vita engine and 1z-
ehtnflr capable Of handlina two TO thres thousand
beshel. ot corn ttr sny. With ample ttnssSe Eoor.
The entire or half viii he sofd For par.
sicu1ars anc terms inquire ot Or aaare.s
UOHRS. GRACE r. co,
ft25 kS3HBtfA.Tu& 100 S. V-ter sE Chcazo,
, 1865-03-07
#kaNlAal.
AQSTETTER'8
CEx.EsERAyED
STO OMACH
BIT ERS.
HOS1ETTER'8
C0MMON sENsE TEACHEy uE

C0MMON sEN8E TEACE1E uE
b. see 81 scn "a sta o. s
,aessd :!
EXPERIENCE MAsTAUGHT TH0H-
SANDS
That arnoux all tho remedies for physical sd coasa
9Gs 6 Tha
ossFSsfsel s s5a bsrRER Hsass f'@'
DURING TWELyE SUCCESSIVE
YEARS
This great Household Tonic and Ate, .sve hrs raot
Shsv
t. H. slss' nst oqty IN ~ pess ot she dniia sss
the West indies. md Austsslia- -@'~'~'
.THE HORRORS OF DYSPEPSIA
and 81 81 e &c q # .e
psErentise or cured wtta astonishing ccertsy BY -
LIVER sad ths nervous system. '' ''~@ '141' ''t'
THE8SHAK1NG MARTYRS
Ct FEzz Ayg Aau.. iasteaa et being dosea fpr
are promptly ses upon tnsls ieet assin Without dsar
gefof rslspse By ths prompt Eemcey for every kia4
~: t .sades. ~ attack Of cufLIs AID Fsv1s snso-
IF K0U ARE HILIOUS,
Thers sesn,pS tast sossn., .hs Lvss re ..s
ef5s1{ II T.
"A fSr94nrN rnur
~ IS fesa sa 9
casfonal use oi tnls harmless vegttsole antlaote-
AFTER AN ATTACK OF SICKNESS,
senk, the nind depfessed and ali IL noWs.s 9, gts;
he Tsy
" stimulate the cscuLation improve tse aus,s5 q
trembling nerves 'tsusS nd al@nsa aa 70 INA
Lays tbs foundation ofinuumerabie complaints. vnv
3as S11stipaea; Il , :ss la
a. sceasonsi h.n Tine,zlsss ia Ct thls essans ye
resnarisy which IL the h7.t condition Of hcs}th and
the oeas security agatnst epidemic ailments
TIE TRAVELLER IS WITHOUT DE-
TENSE
Against the nox'ous effects .ha varieties Of uaura
Water ani the re,nlcons sphe1tc ra t1ses Tkfas
gS nps
No 1thee tonic Will create nj ke.p up condition u
polsons II the two eement-aEs snJ saiss :ae oa'eee
WHEN THE APPETITE FAILR.
The main stay OF bealth gone TO restore 1t vhen
decnnE Or 10 prevent IL loss this stom 1Chic IL IN
fsihle. The word tutAlble Is often rashIy cmojo1ed
but Is used hsre The only cspres ou Which tafriT
des rloes The inform effect ul the prepa1auoo as Il
appetizer. ~ -
WITHOUT A--G0OD DIGESTION,
Fesa f5 feSd S2TsgsF ffEa5se!y e:,n: ao
A imperfect tcnc u they My stimulated the sta
Rut they have no such drawback. TheT noE onfY e1s
axe ReAlkdf d@sf7a Tor Guttenauce. but eadpv thn
nept ne t1o5 the paase Graves. Thus good dees-
tion waits on sppet.te and cath On bota.
TIE HODYzACTS UPON TIE MIND.
And hence. when tha physca1 system Il broken DON
By disease. tho intellect Is ob.cured but VradnST
the ffame Sernpsi atts under the kpn OF fh
Iafe festotatlVe, The cloud u Tilted no the hsan sEA
the nAtu Al V1TscttY aud activity Of thought rut,rr
body-ts tho chief good, says JnveasI To enjoy thfs
douhle blessing, the Stomach mat he kept Ia uer!acx
working oriez. ~ 1e'As~~
ON TIE TEMPERATURE OF THE.
BLOOD, -
And ~ eauabe circulation, IN exemption f.ooo thu
G5tAse1 that prevail n Wtntrr rnatorfaEs a.S.-r
, 1865-03-07
ON BOARD OUR OCEAN srEamEn4

Packet ships and merchant men, It Ii regularly slfu
cd 10 the bfat nova preventive o and remc, ~ IN
81 cases where sHch asect + reqnt.ed, S<a cat
tAtns, when bouut to hot anu uaalio3s cli.ste4 rs
stcres They are Of opinion thnt form en by s1rh an
OF even Yellow EdYerr .e0's .sfe"s
, 1865-03-07

HsytnE oeen nstd more extensively and Tor greater
tant ls record psEt and parcel Of The medical H.
srhemtta have dyed and died k1d been snsS
u vas lntzodoeed, It has to-day larger sala aud
, 1865-03-07

and hence when thu uh5.ica1 system Il broken dowx
ey disea.e. the !nteect ob,cuted; but gradnAly-
rare re9toratve. The coud Tilted oea thp bsaiu sE1
tne natu v1TscttY aud activity OF thought rpt;fr
body-ts tho chief good, says Juveasl To enjoy thfs
doapie the stomach m2ls be kept Ii pes{ecx
, 1865-03-07

BIZ JIdot .Bartky-The aEmtng spoken q m
rsents It the pols, and did not contemplate
snS res1-tsnce to ihe 1sws Of CengTets Of the Ad-
mtnistradon. In my Judgment, the President hss ss
exercised undelegaied and 1autpea po"nSts: m oo
actton va ever taken BY The Order upon this sub
, 1865-03-07

~ istheI msde this statement about the arms
two affer they wcte brought ""2 "ea'0 "
.aio 1y@e e GeztSWhat reason did your
1ne.tea obiectea ttsa%ff66S f yoa from seh2o!t
, 1865-03-07
THExSHAKING MARTYRS

OF FKTzK AND Aqua. iusteal Of being dosed fpr
months With qutulne to ihe Iulu Of tbs H.
aEe promptly set upon thsls lees assn. Without dao
ot intermittent. Taken "a sAft91asi asiosi mias-
mA. tt readeSs au attack Of CulLLs AND E3yxR abl.
lUsel3 impossible.
, 1865-03-07

Relish for food. however. l. scarcely n1ess.n-. H
IErfE rs STOMACH B1rrERs vouid. therefore he
e. tcnc they sniy gtlmniaed the lata-
ase healtd5 desire tor su4tenauce, bns eadov tns
Win capacity to Dissolve and turn to pntEf-
uon waits on sppet.te and health On hota ~.4~@
, 1865-03-07

Has rendered all lgnrested lquozs rot ony uure,lsn,
but dsngere ns Dsttn-ushed from every other stlss
H0sTEITERS BiITEES fte 5ec;,tea e" esslmcs pur,Gt
ea. soand c .sa re ace,
stauds slone and unapproaelcd ~ isis ar,si ;tr
pruAchable restorative and pfeyeutiya AA0
, 1865-03-07

Really Possessing all The properties claimed for res
.pssaes OF rsmed1es viz tonEes, s9tesstiTae
ana a1at1Ves, and dAlly proving III operatfon n
cssss 5s1nf@ipE @ tne eahisiten Of t6ess three po1
aud tho best possible proportions P4AsS
, 1865-03-07

Fave long since given up tho use Of buchu, cuneb,
and juniper In the treatment or theea Diseases ant
only usr Them lot the Want ot better 1ema1Y.
, 1865-03-07
WHEN THE APPETITE FAIR

The main stay OF bealth Is gone TO restore 1t vhen
dsGtning Or 10 prevent III loss this SioTn achic Ia IN
ialint The word tutaiible Is often rashy ca, oIoYed
but IS used hare as The only expression which tatSiT
des roes fhe nnifpIm effect uf tic preparation as ~
appetizer. ~ -N
, 1865-03-07

DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
Which has CURED thousands upon thousand, and
saved them from the hands CT ALEl,,tII pjACK3
u not frCm premature graves.
, 1865-03-07

JoEE .. Cincinnati, Ohio
WIN. JOHNSON. Detroit, Mich
And iog sale II ChfcaEo At wholesale byd ORD Z
SMITH, BURNHAA 4 VAN 6HAACE. FULLER,
FINCH FULLER, z: sCuKIL, r: D; 1ALlt16 AlL 4
rv4rvrkere deS-1flHkna ri TH&fItt
, 1865-03-07
New York Mercury,
Eeg TO remind the public that

The Great Snowman, 1ecturcT. ArtohtoEfap md
Proprietor of the American Mukc kcpu, New Io5k stii
cnntlnne6 conttthuto to their columns H1ch and
spIt chapter every week, On the
, 1865-03-07

Lays ths Foundation ofinuumerable complaints Whv
sk tns dssdig canscquenSes wafch It ,d5, when
etabe alterative will insnre t It perfect ami s,ne
rezufarity which ts the trst condition Of hcaith an
the oeas security agatnst epidemic ailments
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-29
From the Standard March "a, 1861
Casualties in the Battle of BentOnsville. fought
Sunday. March 18Th 1863

Casualties in the Battle of BentOnsville, fought
Sunday, March 10Th, 1865.
Our Reporter has handed US the following list of
wounded in the battle of Bentonsville, and now in
this City, (or in the course of being transferred to
other points, at the Episcopal and Baptist Churches.
OFFICERS QUARrERs-HAYwooD House.
Brig Gen D II Reynolds, Ark, left thigh ampu-
tated
Brig Gen " pettis, LEAFS corps, flesh wound
in leg.
Col N Kcencr 9th Fla, amputated right leg
L. Col j K Elicit, Both Ala, confused wound
Maj W Elliott, Gen Lees staff, gun shot wound,
slight
l.: Jno Middleton, LIST S G artillery, conclusion
shell.
LtAD Regans, 2sth Ga, right leg.
Capt j Bass, 32d Tenn. right arm.
- II " Cofcy, 18th c. confusion shell
VII Sauls, 10th q, flesh wound
L; Boyk,n, 9Th Ga, right arm.
LtF N Carroll, elst c, head.
Ltd Dollawhite, lot Mss Battalion, left shoul-
der.
LtW Miller, 45th Tenn, jaw.
1t c W Gray, 66th Ga, right leg.
Col Jas Hagan, Sd Ala, Cav, left arm.
Capt 8 H Thornton, 18th Ga.
1t Boyer, End Ark left thigh.
1t Pope, 4th Ark, right ankle.
1t NJ D Pars, 9th Ark, neck
1t Jas A Kelly, 18th N c, left arm.
Lite Gunn 9th Fla, left thigh.
LtSS-s McAubey, 10th G, right side.
1t 7 j Kirk, Goth Ga, wrist
Capt j Brooks Seth N G., amputation right arm
Capt W D West, 18th Ark, shoulder.
1t Albert Levingston, 3rd Fla knee.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
JF Walden, Corpl Company A, 22d Ga bat
TALON head.
l. Mcdonald, B, seth G, stomach.
Burton Brown, G, 66th N G. right side.
S D Hitler, c, goth S c. left leg.
Rogers. E 4lst Ga, nj ht hand
R Knowles G, Goth Ga battalion, right arm
Corpl j, A Webb, G, Goth Ga battalion, left
hand
Private Lewis Ellis, A, 63d Va, lett hand.
Corpl A Mckinney, c, LIST artillery, left
hand.
Private " NJ Fucker, G, 1st S G artillery, left
hand
sergt Chas o Brieu, B, 10th Tenn, left thigh.
3 Underwood, 1st g Artillery, G, left hand
IT Bro wn, lst g Artillery, left side, head.
Oorpl Collins, lst s G Artillery, right side,
head.
Chas Lanwlcks, 1st G Artillery, B, right hand.
W Halbert, lst S c Artillery, D, confusion.
"A Owens, list S Artillery,B, right arm
David Collins, 7th Fla, F, left hip
j L England, 9th Ga, K, right shoulder.
"A Hendnck, 9th Ga, left hand.
A Orr, +, SD Va, left shoulder.
w NJ Rough, l, 42dN G., left arm.
P Fountain, G, 9th Ca, right :rm.
Sergt Mooney, H, 9Th Miss, left hand.
Day, Sergt, G, 23rd Ga, right arm.
j Cox, prisoner, E, LIST @ Infantry, left hand.
VIM Semm, prisoner, E, lists O Infantry, right
hip.
II Smith, G, LIST G Infantry, left hand
J 7 Childsrs, G, LIST S G Infantry, left arm. =
H Burney, Both n. G., left hand and side
n Hon, IL LII.
/ D Batter,'E, Bird Fla, both hands.
81 T]let, G, do do left side..
Oscar Collins, G, do do neck.
DJ Mckee, H, 36th N. c., left thigh.
J Passman, oad Geo, conclusion, shell, head and
shoulder: -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-29

BATTLE OF BENToNsv1LLE-A train containing
some two hundred wounded from the battlefield at
Bentonsville arrived here Tuesday afternoon:-
Among the wounded are the following:
1t Co! J Sharpe, 2ad Ga, in right shoulder
dangerously.
Maj Renirey, 9th Ga, thigh broken.
Capt John Keely,2 Co B, 10th Ga, small bone
in left leg broken.
Adjutant B Pye 9th Ca. in right knee, Sc.
verely.
Lieut. Hamilton, Go F, 10th Ga, shot through
lungs, MORALLY. 49,.
Lieut. Montgomery, Co A, 10th Ga, shot through
right thigh, flesh wound.
Sergt Ghas Guess, 70 B, 2sd Ga, Qormery of
Orange county, N. CO. leftieg broken.
9 Harris, Co K, 18th n O., from Pitt county,
otth-ough body.
Private q D Wilson, Co Il, 10th N. G., from
Sampson county, through thigh severely. -
ia Walter, Go L, 18th N. O., from Oabarrus
county, in thigh. Doing vell.-C0nssrvatioe
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-29

"What I say to b soldier" he observed,
els told to his comrades at night, and the
next day the army know it." ~
To impress on them the duty of implicit
obedience, his aides-de-camp were accus-
toned to interrupt his dinner or his doze
with ...
You must eat no more,':' or, "you must
walk"
"Ahp, he would answer, in affected
surprise, "by whose order2'
"By that of Field Marshal Suwarrow,"
was the reply and g he must be obeyed,"
was the laughing and submissive 'rejoin-
der. % -
He once had his arm raised to strike a
soldier, when an officer boldly exclaimed ::
"The Field Marshal has commanded
that no one shah give way to passion"
He desisted, saying:
"What the Field Marshal orders, Su.
NARROW obeys."
His instructions tended to form the man
as we'll as the soldier.
Ayou perceive cannon with lighted
match," he directs, "rush upoait creep
ing: the ball will pass over your head
cannon and cann'oneers are your own !;
ovcrset che gun and spike 1.-THE men
may receive quarter. 1t is sin to Stay
without cause. Do no wrong. to an I'M
offending party; he supplies you with
meat aud drink. A true soldier is no
robber. Spoil is to be held sacred : if you
capture camp or fortress, it is: all your
own but beware Of laying your hands
upon spoil without previous orders. Seek
to die for the honor of the Virgin. Mary,
your mother (the empress,) and all the
royal family. The church. offers up
prayers for those who fall-honors and re-
wards await those who live. A soldier
should be healthy minded, brave, intre-
pid, decisive, loyal and honorable Let
him pray to God, from whom proceed
victory and miraculous interpositions.-
God be our guide God is our leader p
| don't know-I can't-impossible, were
words he hated. "Learn--do-try y" he
would exclaim when a soldier is ex-
pected to do, and does nothing, he must
do wrong; if he. does something, there
are chances. if he does rightly. Many a
man has resources within himself that he
is not aware of. Under Suwarrow he is
sure to do his best" If he went into a
house where the army bivouacked, he
frequently ordered away the doors and
windows. am not cold nor afraid" he
would say, and the soldiers, who laughed
as they obeyed the order, would try to
brave the cold like " their father" When
privisions were scarce, he not unfrequent
ly met the difficulty by ordering gener.
al fast, which, as he kept it religiously
was checrtully acquiesced in by the men
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-03-29

Louis XIII coming from the council
with R;chelieR, whose opinions had just
overruled those of the king, the latter stood
aside to let the monarch pass. care We
not the master here?" said the king, push
ing him ansrily. eco before me-" 81
can only do So" replied the adroit cour-
tier, taking assorch from one of the pages,
"by assuming the duties Of one of the
humblest OF your servants."'
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Mmt5 -Onruliua Stuu1drh
TIE SABBATH OF THE SPRING.
by THEO. Il. HILL.

"Tbe flowers appear on the earth; the time OF
The singing of birds is come and the voice Of the
turtle is heard in onr land."-7hs Song Of Songs
I VII.
\ glorious change is come 10 pass
Az April sky is overhead: .-.
Like emerald glogs the growing grass,
And flowers are rising from the dead:
acknowledgements trees
Resume their leafy liveries,
And bnrsting from the icy prison
The golden buttercups are risen.
Aroused from their hibernal sleep,
The teinth and the crocus leap
Into the lap of Spring and bare :.
Their scented boso:na 10 the air:
With downcast eye and mien demure,
The pcnsive .drop-pale and pure
Seems listening to an ardent wooer:
Later from Winters realm to sally,
Tie lettering lily of the valley
Begins to bud-and sweeter yet
The blushins blue-eyed violet,
Who--cloistered in the twilight shade
Which her luxuriant leaves have made
By her own breathing is betrayed.
Above Inc now the hoHeyed cells
OF pink and purple lach bells
Pulse perfumes on the wandering breeze:
And lured by these,
The golden bees
Are come with hummings OF the hive
Till every cluster is alive
It'll all their bells together chime
With murmurs brewster than my rhyme;-
More softly somnoleut than those
That wooed from Hybia's beds Of thyme
And clover gardens in their prime
The weary to repoSe.
At noon-as tipsy as the bees
The languid zephyrs lie
Around these nectared chaliceS,
Unwilling how to fly;
For on! the luscious lilac flowers,
While giving sigh for sigh,
Breathe oriate balm that ovcrrowers
The tr.aers 'till-thcy die.
Blush-tiate petals of the new
Peach blossoms lend rosy hue
To fields that widen on the view,
To whsrc-withdrawn into mist
OF crimson haze and amethyst
The SLY puts off its living blue.
The winged choristers of air
Arc making music everywhere;
Ere dawn emerges from the dark
Are heard the mathis of the lark:
The thrush sings in the hazel brake;
The mocking bird is wide awake;
The blithe hedge sparrow chirrups by;
The Swallows twitrer in the sky,
And EI;ntly-far adown the glen
Is cheeping now the russell wren:
Birds, bees ard flowers,
Sunshine and showers
, Bring Sabbath to the world again!
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Feb. 90, 1855
NOTICE.


Il common Jail of Surry county, N c., the 25th d;y
Of February, 1865. negro boy who says his nam. u
WILLIAM, and says he belongs to John Irwin. OF ueo,
gia who lives Thomasvile. Said boy is dark mu
atto 80 80 years DID, about feet 10 inches hgn,
and will weigh about LOO pounds The OF SAID ooy
is hereby notified to forward, prove property pT
charges, and take him away otherwise, he will DC aeA
with as the law directs
March g. 1885. ll-~"'
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SALE OF NEGROES.
March s, 1885

an MONDAY OF NEXT SUPERIOR G s,uinr
of Wake County will sell the Negroes belonging
to Miss ANNA MAYNARD, in front OF Crecsh r Len
ford's Store. JNO. 1. hhACn, Ia nd
March 10, 1865. Io-""F
a. Progress copy weekly till day.
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Temptation is a file which rubs of
much OF the rust Of selfconfdence.--Fene
Z0n
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Why is muffin like chrysalisi Be-
cause it is a grub that makes butter fly.
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A CARD.
JAMES M. TOWLES,

JAMEO M. IUW LES,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
RALEIGH, N. c.
GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY Liberal
the last five years. he services anew to his friends
and with promises of using every endsavor 10
give satisfaction
Sales days every SATURDAY Mornings and WEDNRs.
quesied.
JAMES u. TOWLES,
Auc CON- Merchant.
February l6, 1865 s-wstpd.