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LlLLIAN'S LOVERS;
4 ROMANCE OF BALTIM0RE


BY LEaoINE.
TIE scene of this interesting story is laid in the
monumental city. The charming and women
Vho IL that brilliant sori=ty, for which Bal
tirncrs has ever been, II wee, ssciai Athens,
tive sud love in this true story Of The heat.
Another feature Of the new volume Will be se-
Iiss OF copyrighted articles, called
OUR GHOST c. UB,
BY that fine poet and finished writer,
HARRY HARDWOOD LEECH.
These "papers' of interse interest, ard emb dy
Hysterisus and startling revelations of life IN both
Aemi pheTes.
The more immediite tastes OF orr readers will al
be carefully catered for, by our Fansiators and
correspondents, who will keep US Jait of the
Current Literature Of Las World,
giving Us the brief tales spicy sketches and essays
tset appear in the foreign Jioufnsls
That popular department., known as
FIRST LOOK At NEW BOOKS,
>~il, By rfquest, be Tetaued. IN t'is depart nent
is given i'Ietaste OF the books 10 advance CT
thelf publication.
TBE Hons Journal will strive 10 mainis that
sIgh standard earned for II The
Emporiual OF Poetic Production.
All the former peculiar features of THE HONE
5ouRxAL (Which have earned for us our well estsb-
hshed reputation,) will be continued; whsle several
Gsw ones will be introduced during the coming year
containing the Foreign and Domestic CorEespon-
aeRee of very large list of contributorsthe spice
Of the European nlagszlnes--the selections OF the
Eoet interesting publcat ations of the day-the brief
soves--Ike piGranr stoTies--the sparkling wit and
anusiug prec dote---the news sud gossip Of tue Pa
':slsa pa pers--ne personal sketches O. puaic char
sct@fs-the stirring scenes o tae wor d we 1--we in
-'hs etTGjcls c tbs news Tor sffies-fhs fss Ions
snd fashionable gossfp--the fate ard clrhnrs 81
7sWs-ths pick Of English i93oruatIoH---hs wat,
aUaaOr nad psshss Of se tamesta ne essays nn life,
hteTaluye, society ard nores and the Ususi variety
Of ce!slri ch1os1gs lsVao hs wilderness ot EasItsh
periodic ~ 1etatEfe -csticiss1, P5etry etc.
Tng hoHE journal vii Conlnls 10 he ISSUED on
the hnss, @nte nlpeis @hl.e.'as FiiG.lag "ii he
eesF sH6 iHgi0is ana rs g-ae'Si spp~araac- not~
q o. se'iEza shd beauty ~ R+F - PEI y 0yraa.y.
laAass-fo. one oPy, s. 90. OF hst re2.es,
g7j0, o. one cory for tsiee years 81 80 aiwey' ~
a,yerc0.
S0oscfip, ohu, orders. rrmirtanres, end all ofheE
cgssfaentSatipns. 10 hs addressed 10
.. WILLIS x PHILIPS,
PRcPRIEToEs.
,07 Hhlton street., y. !.
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Pubsic Sale
OF

V.9LU.fBLE RE.4L EST.HTE
By virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court cf
Bedford County, the Undersigned will offer for
Sale, on the premises, in Cumberland Valley Ip,
Bedford Copnty, or Tuesday JaaGaty 3Ist, 1865.
all the following tascribsd property of Ann Rose
brock late OF The Township OF Cumberland Valley,
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RIA RIM o M A L!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
8, can wish to marry address the Undersigned, who
~, send YOU without money and without price,
vslnsble information that will enable you to marry
s,npy and Speedily irrespective of age, wealth or
bssniy. This information will cost you ncthlng,
snd # you wish 10 marry, ~iH cheertuHv assist
~ an letters strictly cop6dsntjal. I he desired
Attenuation sent by return mail. and no questions
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
GreenponI. Kings CO., New York.
Nsyenbet l5, iS64-2m
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10000 lbs. of WOOL Wanted,

at J, M. Shoemaker's Store, for which the igheSs
market price will be paid Ian Cash or Store Goods.
Juse 10, 1894. S4H1
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II is entirely ycgstabsF---Ptrfeciiy Safe
and naImIRSS,

And has never beer kno 10 fail to expI worms,
where worms existed. The p1oprietofs boldly as
ser '5al Ii Is superior to any preparation in
he wuTid.
Ask Tor SHRlNER'S INDIAN EERMt FUGE.
anG taKe 10 other. g5~PTice 25 cents per bottle.
".'PTeparsJ y s. A. FOu,z n Bro. and Tor sale
al the dug stores of Reamer aud Harry, BEDFORD,
Pa December % tS64-1v
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a a Card, for the Suffering.

,wALLowstwO Or three hOEsheEss ofs'' z Bpoh9,"
'ssTo,ie Bitter .Slrsaparlla," !" 'tNerVous An
y 80 y Ne Sc. &C.. ard after you are satisfied
n'y,~b 'ts be 4ssult, and one -box of OLD f0E foR
Srt~H sTCH AVS ENGLISH SPEClFac1PILL Ls--and be
I".,ored 10 health and vtgor in less than thntY
lsgs Trey are purely getabie Pieasaqt g tsse'
rrsn,pt and seiutary in heir effects on the DroKen
ls w. take them with advantage. Imported snd sold
. The Uni.ed States Only by J. $. BtlTLER,
No l27 Broadway, New York
w- Agent for the United States.
P.s.-A box of It c PIls, securely paekea' wiii
..;Iad fn any aids.-s on receipt ct price, which
y ONE DOLLAR, po. .tpaid !-nohey refunded by
.S. Agent If enlre satisfaction is rot gwen.
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p0uTZ,s MIxTURE.


THE Is ssfs and reliable remedy Tor the cur. of
Rheumatism. PainfUi Nervous Affections,
Spralns, Burns, Swellings and ali d seases re
BEST curing an external application on men.
Oa hofses il Will revcr fail 10 cure Pcle-
evil, FlstGla, old TnDnIrg sores, or Sweeney,
LINI- If prop.riy applied. For snraius, bruises
MANr scratches, cTooNet boof.. chaf4s, saddles or
collar gail cuts 2ounGs, II ia inia.iibie
FOR remedy. Try il and be conyil ced OF its sf fiji
cacy.
r u EU MA TlSM,
NAN Persons afflicted with this disease no mat
ter si how losg standing. be promptly
and rfrctually cured by using this Mixture.
AND There is nothing in the world so sure aud
SO good TO take away hart and cure
BEAST Frost Bites as this preparation. Try it and
satisfy yourselves, Price rs aud so cents
per boit.e, Prepared BY
s. 4. FOU rZ, Baltimore, Nd.
USE. 0y-For sale at tie drug stores of Re yner
and Harry, Bedford, Pa. [Dec. %, '64-ly
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sBaiSER'S IADiAs VEaMlFgGE.

sOIScE the lntiodect,on OF itis beautiful 7iepara-
lion, II has been lily asv rcHg lnio public ia
gcT. IL astoHIshl efficacy IN expeiIing worms
Ia. Non for i many lneuds wherever Known, and
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NE IMATlSM.
z @ e r Us
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
PO w DE-. r s.

FJiHESE PowlsIs have proved after t:ial of
several years, TO be superior 10 any prep
araIon Of the kind 10 use. Fns chef sdperi-
oFly of these powders arises from the fact
that ta-y composed of medicines that have
Laxa!vey foGic and Purifying proper'ies.--
Th- lIXai!vs Sl1cts iu:it:es from 4 be stomach
--aud ihtestnes, the touic gives strength 10 the -
system of the Ho So, and the purifying medi- :
.@clnes contained IN taem cleanse the blood and :
csy the foundation ioE vigorous and healthy :
LcitcuaiIon. The use OF Len improves the
wIhd, siren gthens the appetite aad gives the
horse a hne, smooth and {. .ossv skin thus i'm
proving The appearaace, vigoI and spirit of
this noble anIm5l.
These powders are not intended, as most
powders are, TO oloat the animal, SO as 70 give
hlm the appearance Of beng tat when not
aiiy so--tut, 10 rrT;oge the disease aud pro-
nro7e MS general health
These powders wtl, Strengthen the stom-
ach ond lulestines, cleanse them from offsn-
sive matter, snd briug them TO Heaiihy
state. They are prevention oil Lang
Fever, aad a certain remedy for all diseases
incident 10 the Horse, as Glanders, Yellow
Water, Dlstempsrs, Founder, HeaVes, Slav-
ering, Coughs, FeVers, Loss Of Appetite, and
1Itai Energy, &c.--Ihese Powders, If used
two or three times week, through the win
Ter ano spring, Your horse will never get the 80
: Lung Fe yer, Coiic or Botts. few doses of :
:. these powo,'!s viii remove the worst cough, -
q on III, : hors4. Te-e owners of hcrses to :
- feed few 81 these powders every year: hey
= u.i Ut save rue ives Of many vauaOle hegsss.
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= Ing Its praise 10
) it rs f. ST beng
; every family in
, demand for il is
. mense. To ns ke
; worthy the pref
SHOWN II, the
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tir s. al z ; spe = II
others, So mat
inIIoduC ed INTO
The land. IEe
b cou.IHg I'm
iI stti1 more
cTFncs atT~atfV
pROPRIEIOR lEl
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TO I
DESTROY I
w o r VI S!

rRoPklEioS ID s~>>s ~ ~~>"G putting II up IN
| d much hsndsoner style than formerly. 1t is
pIeated With the greatest care OF uHiiOTm sTrng
/ with plain directions, that any can admins
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VALUABLE YOUNG STALLION
FOR SALE.

The Undersigned offers for gale an elegant young
Stallion. The horse is srBay Aforgan," and win
be three years old next spru ug. Any person wish
it 10 his interest to cali upon the subscriber residing
near Bedfold.
Dec. 23-3t J T. GEPHART.
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THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1885.

THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1885.
NEW SERlES-NEW FEATURES
Ca the 6lst of January next this established
SOCIETY J0URN Al
will enter upon its nineteenth year Of gossip and
good things. Without fatIauing he reader wi tn
needless promises, il will be enough 20 declare that
we stlll continue vivid and various for the al
rooIt quarter Of century past. Tie talent which
We have enlisted in several departments has
gained for US we'll known celebrity. the long
established acting editor,
Mr.. N. P. WILLIS,
will continue hi. efficient surei vision Of the intel
lectuai department. He reports, is well known,
all the doinss and movements OF
TEae Fashionable World
sives oil the efervescence Of society gossip, and
the essence of passing news, but i especially re-
aaIdful Of all that concerns and Irt'rests
The Fair Sex Only.
Mr. MoRRIS PHILLIPS, his partner III the PropTie
torshp of the Journal, superinteUds the department
Of
Foreign Gossip, MiSeellanies sni Criticisms,
end is always ct the Office a the Representative
business Editor. Oar galaxy of cEitics, contrlbu-
tors and reviewers is, usual, brilliant AMI MINER
eos and we especially favored with the cont'o-
of that Incompatible essGytst, the spicy and
scholarly "F. C."
In the first number OF the volume viii be
commenced thrilling romance written for our cell
slAA
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..,.. DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR -
OF THE
HOPEWELL OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL-$2cO,O 900. sHARES-aOo, 900.
go Par Talue, Si.00.

Hon. JOHN ROWE, President
j. SISIPsoN AFRICA, Sec'ry. & Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
W. S. FLETCHER, Mcconuelisburg, Pa.
JOHN ROWE, Greencastle, ~
F. BENEDICT. Bedford,
JOHN C. EVERHART, MartInsburg, -
JOHN J. SCHEI.L, Somerset,
c. p. RAMSDELL, Oil City,
III. SEYMOUR, Hagfrstown, Nd.
OFFICE 40, 435 Walnut ST., Phiia.
$4,000 Reserved as Working Capital.
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Millinery Goods.

BONN-ETS, FELT .9.N,D SILK HITS,
Latest Winter Styles.
ALSo-A fns assortment of CLOAKS, BALMO-
RAL and HOOP SKIRTS, WO0LEN HOSE,
DRESS BUTTONS, NOTIONS, &c.
GTAll persons having acc cunts standing, will
please call and settle at once, for have 10 paw
Cash for all we buy, and MUST receive CASH for
our goods TO keep up stock.
Bedford. Move ember 4. 1864.
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aILCa COWS.

Ia [[4tvLA- INS " =.
The r..,sftieS THIS powder possesses il in
creasiug the qnau Jty OF miib III COWS, gives
It an isu pertaace ad value %9seh should
placa II IN. As han8s Of eSrFg psTsoa keep
si8s coz. ih tatteuiny cattle. ltsiyss t7eEI
an spssJts, loossns thsiy hids, sad makes
them ,GriYe naea iesrsE-
II o q 3.
: Ia zIi otsrsses IF swine. ~ coughs. piceIs
s. W fae trrrs sEd liy-r, &c.. ~ Pati,ng i.o'u
7! 4ai . paper 10 piper of ,hsss Poyders N
ba-rel o syill, the above diseases can be
cured oT entirely prevented. BY us.Gg these
powders the hos cholera can he prevented.
Prepared oy S. A. FOUTZ,
Westminster, Nd.
CFor sale az the Drug Stores Of Resmer
and Harry, Bedford, Pa. De-. 23-ly
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HOv.nSet ls, is64-2m
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Jan. g, 1861.
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NEW GOODS.
Tbs sndsFsignsd have just opened q large and ssu~
eral assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

French Merinos, Thibet Cloths, French all Wool
Reps, Wool Delaines, PopPlins, Mohairs, Coburg,
Alpacas-all fashionable colers- cheap, at
Dec. Q, 1864. CRAMER Il cos
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A Sharp Answer.

The Marietta Times, bitter Copper
head paper, lately contained the follow
ling paragraph: ,. ..
Tho Democrats are taxed by the
s"loyal" pharisees in politics and religion
with almost every possib lie sbOrtcomiue
lin morals and intelligence. Please
your reverences and your worsh ips, as
well, we don't pretend to be perfect
we are men, nothing more. But we
can say this much never made a
mere ribald joker President nor yet
have we elected such a man as your
Andrew j Johnson to the Vice Presidency
To this Bro. Muckley, of the Jack
son Standard, makes the following
pointed and pertinent reply /;
"No, you never elected a "joker''
President; but you elected Bucha %
4 who permitted one. half of your party
to rush into rebellion aud treason, an d
elect and inuugurato JEFF. Davis, an
other Democrat, President during
President Buchanan's term of Office.
"Nor yet have we elected such a man
as your Andrew johnson to the Vice
Presidency"
True for you again. You have no
elected, or attempted to elect, any mar
but a traitor to that ofico for some
years. You elected one Richard NJ
johnson to that Office some years ago
He had "nigger" wife, and n hous,
full of mulatto children. In 1856 yor
elected your last Vice President, on,
John G. Breckinridgo. lie has been
arebel and traitor fighting sgainst th
Government during the past four years
4 In 1850 you attempted to elect one o
Sthe same stripe-one Herschel V. John
ason. He has been a conspicuous trai
tor ever since the war broke out. W,
wish you joy Of your Vice Presidents
q Bro. Hood. Andrew johnson may b.
u a drunkard, but he is not traitor.
\ That is where it hurts you. If you ar
ESQ shocked at drunkard. why have yo,
never said anything about one Sauls
4 bury, Democratic Senator from Ney
who was beastly drunk man,
StimOs during the late session of Con
4 gress 2"
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LOVE IN A APRINTING OFFICE

| once heard an old Jour remark that
Ia printing Office was no place for love
making, and | have since experienced ID
The truth Of the expression; being nov
perfectly convinced that the flower OF
love can never bloom in the midst oi
type, GASES, and printing ink
1t was my fortune to scjrurn for a
few days in tho village Of -
directly opposite the off :e was pret-
iy, white cottage, with q rose bush
clambering arouad the easement, and
| was not long in making the discov
Iery that the aforesaid cottage with
the rose-shaded window contained Z
flair inmate-a flwor whose beauty out.
shonc the roses that clustered arount
the window. She WAS the belle of th,
1 village. Her name was Mary; sweet
poetic Mary. | have passion for thu
name of Mary,
1t was beautiful summer morning
and had raised the window to adnir
he brceS, from the flower-deck ked Geld
and it was not long ere perceived tn
cottage window was also hoisted anC
that sweet little Mary was sitting busil
songaged with her needle. | worke
but little that morning. My eyes con
stantly wandered toward the cottag
where little Mary sat, and all sorts o
strange fantastic notions whirle
through my brain, and l began to thin
feltwhat the posts call love stealth
in one corner of my heart.
A few days passed away, and chan ,
made me acquainted with Mary. o.
she was a Sweet creature; she had forl
that would have shamed the famous V,
nus do Medioi-a cheek that outfushe
the richest peach, and lip that woul
have tempted bee from its hive on
7 osty morning, thought as gaze
on her In admiration, that had nevc
looked on one so exquisitely beautiful
She seemed the embodiment Of ever
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QOrtru.
A HYMN OF PRAISE.


At meetingof rejoicing at the passage Of tho Col
w evenings since, and addressed by Mr Lloyd Ca
ing;
Not unto Us who did but seek
Tho word that burned within to speak;
Not unto US this day belong
The triumph and eKultsnt song.
Upon; us fell In early youth
The burden Of unwelcomed truth,
And left us weak aud frail, and few,
The censor's painful work to do.
Thonecforth our life fight became,
The air we breethcd was hot with blame;
For not with gOuged and softsned tone
We made the bondsman's cause our own
We bore, as freedoms hope forlcrn,
The private hate, tho public scoru;
Yet held through all the paths we trod
Our faith In man and trust IN God.
We prayed and hoped; but still with awe,
Tho coming Of the sword we saw;
We hoard the nearing steps Of doom,
And saw the shade Of things to come.
We hoped for peace: our eyos survey
The blood-red dawn Of Freedoms day
We prayed for love to loose the chaini
'Tis shorn by battle-axo In twain.
Nor skill nor strength nor zeal OF ours
Has mined and heaved the hostile towers;
Not by our hands Is turned tho key
That sets the signing csptives FREQ.
rsdder sea than EEypts wave
is piled and parted for tho slave;
darker cloud moves on In light,
hercer fire is guide by night
The praise, Lord 10 Thine alone,
In Thy own way Thy work DO done
Our poor gifts at Thy feet we cast,
To whom be glory hrst and last.
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The number of pensioners is increas-
ing with startling rupidity, no less than
1924 having been placed on the rolls
during the year 1864. The number OF
invalid pensioners, at the com m ence.
ment of the present year, was 20, 422
and the number of widows pcnsione ed
was 36,96S-making total of 66,390
1t is not unreasonable to conjecture
that even should the war terminate
within the present year, the number of
pensioners will reach 100000. Based
on the present expenditure of S8,OOO,,
600 for &c 800 pensioners, the annual
cost is estimated at upward of $40, ,OOO,-
I0OO.
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A WARNING TO EUCHRE PLAYERo

A WARNING TO EUcHRE PLAYER, =
"A y"uog man in Rochester, who is very
fond of cuchre, and also very fond oI
the daughter of pillar of one of tn,
churches, was taking tea at the house
of his adored a short time since, and
had some fruit cake offered him. Be-
ing somewhat confused on account Of
lis histua'ion, as the cake was held out
4 to him, he cried out, ~ pass" The
father hearing him, and having played
some ia his younger days, was horror
struck at his infatuation for the game
and thought he would teach him les.
son. He spoke bluntly-"You pass,
do you? then l order You up-aud
there's the door; shall make a marchr
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How Observation-Disclosures WERE Es
.TIMATED.--To show tho esi nate the
people had of the schoolmasters of the
olden time, l will tell you of a rcmarka
BILE man in my own parish, Mr.. Linton
teacher of the grammar school, An
honest man came to him one day with a
'halfn,"ia long, empty chap, who had
taken it into his head that he would
have some little learning. The father
said, "Oh, Mr.. Linton, you see my
laddie's fond O. lear. I'm thinkin' O.
making a scholar of him." "Oh," said
Mr.. Linton, looking at him, and not
seeing any sign that there was much in
him, "whst are you going to make OF
hiu2" "YOu see, Mr.. Linton" )" rejoined
the father--aUd it showed how sound
the old SEQ lehman was--''if he gets
grace, we'll make a minister of him.
"Oh, but" says Mr., Linton, "if he does
not get grace, what will you make OF
him tbon2" "Weel. in that case," said
the parent, eff he disna get grace, we
just ma ke sChoolmaster O. him"
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PROF. AGAsslz sails for South
America on a scientific exploring ex
pedition to test his glacinl theory. IL
will bo accompanied by eight assistant,
and the entire expense Of the r;p--some
S2O, ,O0O-wiII be borno by Nathaniel
Thaycr, Of Boston
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The first small notcs-ones and twos
of the National Bank currency, were
issued last week-rhe banks receiving
them in the order of their organization
beginning with the First National Bank
of Philadelphia.
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l1Orreepohnepce OF tne NeWe
FROM the gath Ohio Battery.

CAMP DOUGLAS, ILL.,, April 3, 1865.
Mn. BoARbMAN:- Dear Siri--Sincs
uy last letter, several items have trans
pired here tia, perhaps will be Of iu-
tercst to your many readers, To-day
has hccn day of great rejoicing over
the fall Of Richmond. The Battery was
ordered out and fred a national, salute
of one hundred guns, aud l assure you
they we're fred with ,oW, The 18th
aud 9th Regiments v. II, c. were out
with their splendid Bludsi aud whils
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SHERMAN's Love OF Music. A cor.
respondent with Sherman's army tells
this incident:
Memorable the music "that mocked
the moon Of Novem Der on the soil OF
Georgia sometimes triumpkan OF
march, sometimes glorious waltz
again an old air stirring the heart alike
to recollection and to hope. Floating
out from throats of brass to the ears
of the soldiers in their blankets and
generals within their tents, these tunes
hallowed the ewes to all who listened.
Sitting before his tent in tho glow of
a campfire one evening", General Sher.
man let his cigar go out to listen to an
air a distant band was playing. The
musicians ceased at last. The general
turned 10 one Of the officers
"Seud an orderly to ask that band
to play that tune over again"
A little while, and the band received
the word. The tune was "The Blue
Juniata" with exquisite variations
The band played it again, even more
beautiful than before. Again it ceased
and then, off to the right, nearly a quar-.
ter Of mile away, the voices of some
soldiers took it up with words, The
band, and still another band, played q
low accompaniment. Camp after cam
began singing the music Of "The Blue
Juniata" became, for few minutes, th,
loratorio Of half an army.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-04-20
Mlstrl(anrONs.

About fifteen hundred children are
already attending the public school, in
Charleston, s. G. There husgbeen nc
parallel to this fact in tho history OF
any captured city in the iusurreetionary
States.