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Important TO Travellers
~ TO The WEST, As4
North West and South West.

w. ID. LITTLE is Agent
- 81 80 'srss- L-sts-r fta-t.s 90 CA---rs.
tisrsaasif. ~ssis.a. urtsafI Nsh-.s1s =
ts----a. O-akosh. 80. Paal. IaCrs---.
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rtiis. ist,.a.pols. Clifa.
rtr., etc. go.
A. 10 prrFsr-d e. faraish throuEh ticket.
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tIF grauf~d.
lsaFfttEHs -iii 80 % xr-stiv ~ fs-ir -.
'sataFr ta rrorHs thro1gh ticket. IT, ths
. fis-f L. TIisi o.. ~ Errks-r. See,
% sfrlrs.l
W. ID. LITTLE, AGENT.
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W. -teaaers 80 faaarl rafrasf uaay - 90
carss , ~sriF appiicaiiaa at tkis oEcs
fertis.t .S~pf ~. Isst
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JOtiN KINRAII. a.. ~ D..s-li

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- t'recfs W thcf~f,re rr,I.s-.ts 81 p~rsna.
i,t-lfrt fothr estate ~ ssii t-c~..--i - un.ks
5000 80 raFr-rf 80 tko.~ 49, Asr- 90, a.
49,. ihrieos f. sShiiii tss $3.50 -
Fsb. =. lsss. TttaS q. RICHARDSON.
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For Sale.

tut ssh-criarr aFrrs 81 Frr- go 49, NJ
II slfustsf 81 Nrs pa~fs. - rsir 49, -
fsrua "a iaois. so saf So. tatHMruIATE
SAIL - a-slr-t. Terus ri r.ynear is 500 80
l.arr hsssr. so ar.Isaifef s~rsrnF.
r. q. FtCkErT.
wssi fsrs D. .. les
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n sah-rt,i-f h-r-hT EiTr. r.hiic s.i.c- tAaf
~ has t-~a tuiy srr.aipt-i ~ ~ FL. Juar- ~
frut-'r 49, - c0uufs a ostert 49, assau.ed
~ e. - a afaln1.lrafs- "a ~ -staFs -
ELNINA HOLLAND l.ss - Pre-.
.. $40 Cav a-os..~d. D. rtstar hl..i q. 80
- d-r-cfss " ta-f-trs r--l--s1s - p-rs.. 80
slcessd - - ~staf- - .ard a-e~a--a usk~ rs-
sursiiz,- lsaya-si 49, the.r hsFlsg 49, asaa.t.
th-ssea o. sNhftst a. $500
20 q. Isl CHARLES " REMiS
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r. s-iu-rr.hrr hrrsty s,rss psaiic aet.or 49,
~ b.. h-~a fu'r .rr-ci.sf. ~ - H.. j-ir- -
Fr,los1~ 60 ~ s'e--sf ef slsfrrd. 80 a--sus-i
80 trsi ef alzsiaf.ifasar 49, hs I'd ~ esrst~
=
ALBION ruARLES t.i- n Fry-i-rs.
Il sd CesrlY ircrarci. - giuuz hsst q. ~
- trrrf.- 80 ftrrrtr- rrs--sfs 81 r~rs--- -
$780, ts 81 estate 81 49, i~rrasst o. uskr ru-
uarilalr pasu-ai. ant 49, hastnr 49, trunaa.i.
fh-r-ua tn ~sssf.if 10 $500
Fsb a. Is,ss JOSEPH CHANDLER.
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II. $1,000 hss-b, gives r-sIis sosio- sAsi
- has issa taig aFrcl.fcd - ~ n.eofuhie
Juss~ ~ frai.sfe &c ~ Casrff q oxfafd. -
z.ss-rI - trrst 81 Afafatsfrfr q ~ 80 o. ~
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aIRio~ CHARLES t.,- ofF-.i--s.

t. s-st-rri'-r hsr-hg rf.-s rsiiisr nafice thsi
a. 49, t-~a Laif .rT-sssts-i o. 80 heepraiA-
JeiEs 20 rr.t.sts g. - Courfs a. Oxfft. 49,
asssa-rt ~ trust ~ ssecu1nr q - ~.tste q,
ALyAN HOLMAN l.ts n D.NS-1.
- 49, Cay d~r-r.-t. - sivi-g b,.-i 81. ne
- clrrcis IL iAssslars rs.ussts 81 prrsoas -
80 .rslrhtrs to ~ estate q SD t~rras~f "a
u,aks luazu~,t 80 - sssrzs So 49, 80 lave
49, tru,a.ss rs-r-os. ln ~sssast ft~ 49,
Fsh q. I-6g. ANA-A Holman
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FOI-LI POLAND - u rsrs.

- 40 Cosy 1-sc--~i. ~ g,s,sx 49, .. ~
a. cro-cts he th~r-lor~ r-.ssr.ts 81 y-r-oas
49, 49, $4,000 ~ s-tsis 81 sasd t-c---.i ts
49, iuu-u-.is-as I..y-srats 80 tA..r 80 h.ss
49, es..--ts shrF-os o. sShshii 80 ss.- a.
- -. t-e5. a q uARfOW.
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Farm for Sale.

SiTiA Ttp 81 Fsrss. -s go a. C.sra.r -
- iratt1g iraa fafts litI ta na-t a. Ia c.sf..-.
trr sl-oar go hu.fr~f s-f ffrra a~rrs 9rH
-e--lrts -aa-rra fusi f~ao-.i. srt rLafr 81 urrh.
I'D, u-siIF grirs. ira.f. Es,lt.nxs sr.fsf.r 60
tsru. Crts ttafF tars ri 49, arnnafiv "a
g-aff af rxtrs ra.sfur-r~. iiss t--~a $780, "a
orcaFrs1 O. ~ ltsf Sc fsars - a a asyrr
~ 80 uishlag fo rnIrht-r ra--i $40 - =
49, hcaf--a 80 tf - rrio- ~ t-stss esl
trthrah. 40 20 a-isFa.a-i o. - saf sL---
~ tslsla-ss ia faris tausa-fiafrir rrruas a.sr
sailstsriarF ta 3D. lsrraas~r.
EENJ. .. BATES.
Fars. MI q 1855
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go. -'ttfa a1.. 60 90 Hefufr = psE.rI 80
o. p lsF-.-f .' No. a % i-s5
II AMl- y. WILSON Es--sisr n 10 80
~ ~ o.. aea irftsarrf "a benIs ksraafts asia
~ Oskrf. fn 49, g.arfs. llrress-f. -. -
pr---assi - So So saii .saf I'll fa.-s-trs-
49, sf 49, ssfsf- "a ssft .trs-ri f- ali,,-s.s-s
DE rri. 49, 3D. ssit a is....f-. l. 30 s.f.rs 20
- f-fsaff fsfer-t'-t o. raasIr1 rar1 .frh.s ~.
- q - $500 farur ufrss suac-sslFrif %
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- faaf ~ rrfY a.l.str sf Fr.fsie C.nft ta -
- - - f-fts. fn sair tssafs. 80 fhs ~ To-.
a. RI ~ sfsi. a go Ell co. cllsk ia a. f.rs-
na-ias ta- 49, rfrfr. OF az fh~F hsrs -hs fha
ss.s ssasa b. .usa.-I
a. ". ADuUHI AZ Jsfss.
tru- eapf-afffsf = Wnars.nrr,.tgr
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III -ah-cril>s h-isbs eis~s p-llie ast-o- 49,
a. IS 49, tss spPai.i-t - - Hsa- Jsase
- fsaA.a~ - tAs Cssais "a oxisrd. 80 s.-suu-l
t-e ifs.t 81 Esecstaf ofths Ast 80 .aa ts.ta-
- II
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CIergymen, Lawyers, Singers.


Ciergymen, Lawyers, Singers.
- 81 49, 49, -e~-Y--ssa- r-s-sr-. e. 49,
- ss-rr,-r 81 sh. ~es.i arr.--. - 80 tAs.
- osLr Essspr -htrh g. .u strrfa.fk -
t.sts--uusiv r~iu-s- 49, sierut-- Ths. b.
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~ . esfrrr.sit
Pt~s.sst 10 taste
susl gea.fifs st.s--t e. -. ~.sr ~ irrt-
~trsi psrs - surs r-aess. tks csa-ts.
WiSiar'S BllSam or Wild Cherry
.errt.sr~d ~
SETH Va. FowLE a. Co.
fsTfr---f So. BONTDN
80 = g. 80 b. "a s.-u,..
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE
HEsts oIp sssss
REDDiNGS RUSSIA SALVT
cUsss susss. scsIns. crr.
BEDDINGS RUSSIA SALNE
crsss sosss. EEtsss. sKsssss.
REDDiNG : RUSSIA SALINE
crsts HHtLs. rLcsss. csscEss
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALyE
CUSts sALr sHErs. rsts.EsrursI.s
BEDDING : III >>fA SALVE
CuEEs EtsesoEHs. c.sss. 40.
IONLN 3 CENTS ABoNH
- 49, ~
SETH W FowLE & CO, Bos:or, mas.
80 T. sn iruEgi.fs asi oau-ir, sios-s-sp-rs
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t. ssh-rrth~s h~r~l, gisrs pahi.c a..f.s- 49,
- Ia. 49, A., srr-,i-i ~ 80 us.. Jsi-< e
Frsasssr lfhl- - e. 49, gouufs 81 oslort a..
GEoECE ". AnHoTr h,r 81 $685..
e. 49, sH-.afF. a~-rss-l. - Erssrg ho.i - -
- tr~rts ~ fa-rrf.rr r~ssa--fs 81 f~sses- = -
49, s.istssi 80 az rststs - saia tsCs.srd O.
u.skr asa--.isst- - uzsas 80 thesr 80 haTs
49, drasais tksf-ur O. ssast.sf 80 .-s--
"a. "a H. JANIS !. AHBDTI.
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Ia ssh.rr,l<r hsrshs Eisss pshiir set.r~ 49,
b. has tr~p t-is srFetsfsa ~ th~ Ha.or.i.-
JatE~ a fretaaf~ So 49, teuafs a oNfofd. 49,
q 20. " LiNNELL 49, 90 Lu-ais Fi-statis.
o. 80 "a Ceuufy. t~r-asst. - ristsr t-ast .. th-
- tir~rfs- H~ tt~r~tsr~ f~sIr~sfs 80 r~s.ar.
-shssrr tai-bt-i O. 80 estate 30 49, 6~r-ssre
rs1ts $500 90 rsyu 1885, 80 49, -ho ave
49, g. ssts th~r~o. e. sskrtif 49, .sa~ta
20 ~. t-sS LYMAN EAN~ON
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Th-.-A-~rit~r h~r-iy Efses ruhitr - 80 49,
- 49, 49, dsis srsrotassd ~ So H--arsi-
Js.r. 81 Fruh.f. ior tks Counts 81 a. so. -
..sau.~d SO tra.t - s.t-sss-trst-s 80 a. 80
$500 ~ 80 --astr 81
MARY TANtOR t.t- 81 wss-rsc-t.
T. .s,i Casafy. tsc-asrd. - gisins t..az a. tAs
- e.srris ~ thrfelsfs fs-t.ussls Il p.r.sss h.
isi-tfrl o. ths r.tsfs ~ $50 a-cs..-d q
49, fuuuraiate pasurnI. sd thos- 49, Ave
ans trrstn II f1rreaa. 10 ehiiaf th~ 49, e.
Fsl- -. isss. JOAN 4 GERgN.
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Ia ss'isrrif-sr hsr-tT rtvrf puiiir nrfirs 49,
- has h~~a t1fy arp1inr~d - 80 bo.sr.i1.
Ssif- of frntafr ~ ~ rurafT of o. g. q -
sssuur ~ fFust of sta r.frr q - sstar~ %
o. uRlptE g. WtNc 80 ~ Ffsak isu Pc.
o. sa.t Csuuty e~ressst - ftttrs leaf e. 80
- d.rrrts. o. th~rsfsss rs4assfs ~ f~rso..
~ b go atrifrt fa tas estate eel sstd t~c~ss~.I
'a 'aaAs inrrtlsfr pafrerf anrthrssv hokars
- a~-uarts a~r~ru e. eshthfffkr snu~fo
20. p. t-s5. BENJAMIN IpNEJpG
N -a-srrl,.rr hsrsts ris~s psbisc .rtscs 49,
b. tss t--a SIS apr1fufrt h., go Ha.sfsli- -.
slf fratsfr. g. AZ Geastf ai ortast. 80 asssaa
- a. trssf 81 A1latasstrator sffhs sstass 81
ALVIN :. " ARgEN See ~ I-ss-I.
. 49, CsuatF. d-e-as-f. ~ rsstsr 49, q. ~.
- ftfefts- " thefrf. 90 rsfassrs an rfraars
- 60 ru tefed ra ftr rstffs .r 49, .fa-a.sf o.
$50 naartlafs raswrnfe go fhus~ - hsss
80 t-sasris fh~rssa. Ell eshfii 10 80 49, -
30. "a. LIS. DANIEL % WARREN
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ES5- Tile Patriot and Uaioa.-We priu {
elsewhere to day the Prospectus of the
Harrisburg Patriot and Union. 1t is
not only a good Democratic newspaper,
but it is the central organ of the Domoc.
racy of Pennsylvania, and is deserving
of liberal support by every lover Of Con.
slltut'onal liberty III the Union. Every
citizen Of Columbia county who eau afford
to take another paper, should subscub Q
for thc WEEKLY PATRIOT s UsIog.
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one of them was undoubtedly innoceAt Of
any criminal offense.

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,ho oho,i,io,;s,s tnov ,h,t ,ho rooord ,bov
houo ID f., ,ho,,so,no. ;r,owor sbauorco
mara return 70 tbo Democrots. will kocn
!, in ,boir hand for all ,ime Mopv ncr.
sons in tbc ondiencc romcmbor the first
roirn Of ,crror tbrouob which ,bc ncon,e
Of mi, country were called to pass .duriug
the ,eign Of OlIJohu Adam. Then, the
neo,le arose in their MIGHT and in behalr
or,ho ,ay and the con.tiuion. mt Tbos.
Jefferson into the Presidential cl .ir. and
swan, ont oe exist,,ce that old F.deraI
portv md il has hoo, . heo.word
bissinc and a ronro,cb i, The months Of
oil honos. and Ia ~ and oons,;,r,;on lov No
c;,izc,. fran, ,h,t d,v to ,h;s And
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coDtert th,, ,be rhora;o. ~ 49, .o,,,..,
bou ho wre.,oa bu f,na, c.o,, ,,,.' '.,e.-,'
and the union it, ws ond it.onn.,it,,';a,
90 down. Son ot hlond and .n Lmo,n,
no mar. forovcr
It is binb time. Fo,low C;,inon. A.,
this oues'ior shall ho oa,.;ao..I 49, ~
and so,,lod ,.;,hon, a,;S,.I.. ~
and soourc bos;s M n,,,r h, 49,
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Col j. G. freeze

DIUOmSDUrg IA
Sir
You arc author
lied by me to inform those persons 10 Co.
lumbia Co who have not reported as re.
quired under the previous "droits," and
are known as deserters, that the charge Of
dtSertton shall be remitted by me pro vi.
ded, they duly report themsel YES on or be-
fore IL 2. M. Saturday Aug Goth cur.
rent.
This does not apply to those charged
with the crime of murder.
am very respt
ID N Couch
Maj Gen
1 n
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a, administrators Notice

Estate Of Solomon Spop, bc""o~d
4 ETTERS Of admiri.t,tion on III
AZ Estate of j 'lomon SiroIp, late Of Maids. ,.r
Columbia Cuuuy, deceased, htNG b,pu granted .' t
Register of Gulunba cO to the Undersigned all ln.
Huns having claims against the Cstdtc ut til hr,r u
Htc requested To present them to the AdmIni Stltt
hS residence IN Washngtunvllir, MuutnuI cylnj,
without drl'y aud all porsons ndcptcd 10 IN ,1c pay
mcnt forthwith.
JAMES MILLER
Sept lG 1868 -Gw 81 % Aiur
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ALEX. W. REA, Foreman.

iHE TENNESSEE ELEcTiGN Tho following
Is given as the result OF the recent election
OF Congressmen in Tennessee:
!. Nathaniel q, Taylor, Aboilloni.t.
2. Horace Maynard,
3 Col. VIM b Stokes
4 Edmund Cooper Demooiat
3, Wm, Z, Campbell,
.. Dorsey B. Thomas,
T. Col Isaac X, Hawkins, Aboluou,st
8. John w, Leltwlch Democfal
-Four Abolltonisls; four Democfa,s
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Neuu advertisements.
Lot For Sale.

A N eligible building lot, with an excel.
Bloomsburg, Is offered for sale Apply at
sept 10, 1861, THIS Office
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Luzerne Democratic Ticket,

For Scuate--Stanley Woodward.
For Asscmbly-Anthony Grady.
Daniel f. Seybert.
David S. Koon.
For Sheriff. oseph e. Vaneer.
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Com. VS. John WiIUams-Indicrmen
Assault aud Battery, lrne hIl, --Vefdicr
Guilty. Sentence of the Cuur Three
months imprisonment in the county nil,
tine of fifty dollars and cooia al prosecution
Com. vs.. John Kline Ind,c,meul-A,
saul aud Ballery-nol a true bill. Sentence
-ProSecnlor pay The costs.
Com. vs.. Ludwig ThieIe .-Mdic,menl-
Assault and BAGery.-noi Il true bll. Sen,
tence - Prosecutor pay the costs.
Com. vs. Wright Hnghes-- Indictment
Assault and B"liery-no lrne b,l, Sen.
lence.-Vroseculo pay The costs.
Com. VS.. Philip Sponenbei4er- lndicl.
menI-Ooalning properly by false preteuse
not true bill. Sentence. II Prosecutor
pay the cos!s.
Com. vs. Mary McMammin ---Indcrruent
Assault aud bluery--lrue bll--Vsrdicl
Guilty. Seutence.~-A fine of five dollars
and cost Of Prosecution.
Com, VS.. Reglaa MlIIer-Surely OF Peace
Sentence Defendant unJ Prosecutor each
pay one half the costs,
Christian l.. Moore was appointed con
stable, for Sugarloaf township.
The Grand jury report as follows:
10 The Honorable Judges Of the Count Of Com
mon PtcqS A0W comprising a Count OF Quar-
Ter Sessions Of The Peace IN and tor The Coua,y
Of COitmGid,
The Grand Inquest OF the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania, inquiring Ior The body OF
the county oil Columbia, respectfully report:
That We have examined lhe public build
Ings belonging 10 the county and find them
all in toIeTabiy good repair, A hog pen on
the lot OF Mr., Diehl, near the jail, is oHen-
slve TO The occupants OF the jail aud should
IN Ih9 opinion OF the Inquest, be removed
Also, Tie water closet IN the rear of the
Couri House should be removed to a greater
distance from the building,
We also think the salety of the public is
endangered by The want OF fence between
the public road leading from Rupert to The
Caiawissa bridge, by the Bloomsbury and
Lackawanna railroad and recommend that
secure fence be erected Tor the security
oI the public between Ike road and the rail
road al that place
ALEX " hEk EOysm1n
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uoh had issued a proclamation TO the
Insurgents giving them several days to
lay down their arms and return to thei r
allegiance"
Now Gentleman, want to read you
what Maj. Gen. Couch dill say, in order
that you may understand exactly how
maliciously false that Inquirer statement
was,and how thoroughly the record con-
yicts him Of wilful lying.
"IID GU DEPMT
OF THE SUsoUEHANNA
Bloomsbury Pa
Aug 10th Ga
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The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28
M THE
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The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28
Written for the Courier.
ON PICKET DUTY.

The rays of the moon looked chilly and cold
AS they crested the river which maesti>aly rolled
At the feet of soldier. youthful and bold,
On picket duty.
They fell on his bayonet; caused it to gcam;
And 10 there's another one over the stream
Which belongs to rebel; he, too, it seems, is
On picket duty.
The hours passed along with lingering tread
To our blue-coated friend with the sod for his bed
And the clear blue canopy over his head,
On picket duty.
Twas the eve of battle; the young soldier knew
That foes were advancing in numbers not few;
His heart throbbed his lips and cheeks paler grew
On picket duty.
He thought of his home /; he was brave, not weak,
If manly tear did fall on his cheek
The thoughts of his heart he might not speak,
On picket duty.
He took from his pocket long raven curl,
And the miniature, too, of beautiful girl,
He gazed at replaced them, on the banks Of the
Pearl,
On picket duty.
The night passed along, and the ensuing day;
When again night approached, the young soldier
lay
On the banks of the river where he'd oft knelt to
pray,
On picket duly.
His garments were blood stained the miniature
bright
Was beside the young hero, who struggled for
Right
Who fought his last battle and spent his last night
On picket duty H. r.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

sent forth pestilential effiuvia so that many
in health sickened and died, while of those
seriously wounded, scarcely one escaped fe.
yer. lock jaw and modification.
Of the eighteen persons, white and black
in the dwelling of my friend that awful night
nine perished within forty eight hours, Mr.
Palmer himself making one of the fatal mum.
Der.
Out of a population of one hundred thous
and on the island, seventeen hundred lost
their lives; and the living besides all theil
other horrors, were threatened with famine
for nearly everything in the way of food had
been destroyed. OF corn from the fields
however, there were found heaps were it haC
been collected by the wind, and thus kept of
starvation till provisions could be sent from
the neighboring islands.
Three months later the houses everywhere
had been rebuilt, new vegetation had taker
the place of the old, and the whole island
looked as bright and peaceful as before il
had been made land of mourning and d
bowling waste.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

DON'T KNOW THE RoPEs.-W Western officers
were proverbial for shocking bad uniforms !;
and, in majority of instances, it was rather
difficult to distinguish them from privates.
Among this class there was a Brigadier
General named James Morgan. who looked
more like wagon master than a soldier
'On certain occasion, new recruit, just
arrived in camp, had lost few articles, and
was inquiring around among the vets in
hopes OF finding them.
An old soldier, fond of sport, told the re-
cruit the only thief in the brigade was in
Jim Morgan's tent; so he Immediately start
ed for Jim 81 quarters and poking his head
:. Does Jim Morgan live here?'
"Yes,'' was the reply. "My name is
Morgan"
"Then / want you 20 hand over those
books YOU stole from me?"
~ have none of your books. my man,
It's an internal lie," Indignantly ex-
claimed the recruit. 1.-The boys say you're
the only thief in the camp 80 turn out them
books or I'll grind your carcass into apple
sass"
The General relished the joke much bat.
seeing the sinewy recruit peeling Of his
coat, be inf fJrmed him of his relation to the
brigade, when the recruit walked of. merely
remarkiag-
"Wall, blast me if I'd take YOU for .
Brigadier. Excuse me, General, ! don't
know the ropes yet"
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28


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