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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-19

FIN AN q IA T.,
4 30N ATIoEAL hArK7 20
w se.l owns tlknii9
METRoPoLIs. ,.a =
sOvrRSnEf DErosIroRY AND LOAN
AeEEoY. ss. ~,
UaFITTKkETH sfRKET.
orPosirK UEITED STATES TREASURY DE-
PARrMKNf.
hi. Bank /, authorised 10 receive subssrip-
tlOns 10 the
POPUL LAR Lso LOAN.
These note. an. Issued in denominations Of
go. eiOo ESQ. u, 900, ana $1,000 payable 70
bearer or order, three years amer date, with In.
,srest, payable ssmi-annuAliy At seven aud
thrss-.ss,As per ssntum per amman, and are
sOnvsrtibls At maturity Al .As holders option
Into the a % uix per cont gold iAisr.~i -bsarfng
boads. The lntsrsat on these notes IL two cents
per day for every sloo
FULL COMMISSION ALLowEp
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Any information respecting the UNITED
STATES LOANS will be sAssrfully s,vsa on sp-
pllsa,ioa personally or By letter. ~ ,p
A FULL SUPPLY or 0ovERHnESr sEcu-
RITES CONSTANTLY on HAND poR
sALR f', Agf.
WE RHoEIvE DEPosrrs.
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DRALERA f
MAKE COLLECTIONS.
ON ALL AocEssnsLE POINTS.
BUY AND SILL COIN, s
CURRENCY, AND ExoHANoR,
AND ALL GLASSES ov
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT voucHERa
AID rnAnAcrA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J.B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier
L.E CHTTTKNDEN. Prssldsnl nhsa-6
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STATION HALL, cor. Ninth and D streets.
A Pail Band will perform selections from the
popular airs Of the day.

The public may rest assured that every prom
iHe made by the New York Manufacturing Jew
elerS' Association will be scrupulously fulfilled,
This establishments must not be- eonfounded 10
any way with the numerous bogus "Oift Inter
prfsau by which the public has been 40 fire.
qusntly gnlled, a. II u conducted on very differ
Whose social and business reputation Il without
spot or blemlsh.
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FoIt Bale OR RENT.

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS
IN AaaIsTAHT Q. n. 0PEioR,
Corner Of Q and Twenty -sesond sts.
wAsHINafoN, d. O. March "a, 1888.
The Government Manure belonging 10 the De-
pot Of Washington will be sold whore II now
lies, 70 farmer. and others, IN such quantities a.
nary wagon Lad. Application for thstame 70
be made 10 Mr.. George y. Gilbert, 0ensrAl su-
perintenaent, at the transportation once, Quar-
termasisr's Department. corner Of and Twsn-
ty-seoond streets.
Payment 70 be mads 70 the undsrsignsd.
IN. CHAs. n. ToMPKfNs,
NH 3o.blt Captain and a. Q.
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COAL AT COST
sTocKnoLDRRs.
orPIcR no. as THlRTKKNTH STREET.
~. ABOVE O.
THos. R. WILSON. AsHsr


To Housekeepers;
Cost OF Mining aud Transporting ton %
Coal, 2,2t0 lbs, 10 Philadelphia. .....3. 6s
Yard Expenses and Delivery. ....,.....a.. J. -
Freight from Philadelphia, present rate. $50
wharfage. .s...s..........s..s ...s..,... =,
Our price for ton Of Goal, delivered In
washington. ...4 $50. .............te ~. IS
Retail price per ton % 1000 lbs I, In wash
ington. present rate. Ia 90
4 -
Are you willing 10 oontinus 10 pay hon 50 70
rs per centum advance ON your CoAli Do you
wish 10 save from IS 70 - per ton, and get good
Eaeh stoekhoider In the HoUsEKRRPRRs'
COAL COMPANY Il furnished with = coapOa
fos every share Of stock he holds. Each coupon
eltliles the holder 10 A TON OF COAL ANNU.
ALLY AT COST for 10 years.
81 Al TIE presenf refaii prizes ~ Coal, a stock
holder toiit saee the ehfire cost o. his stock On
too veqrg, srcIasips " Gav easA divfde'sds \.
The Company mlnos are in complete working
order, with alt the machinery, &e. necessary %
work the eoliiery; The present capacity being
ZOO tons. tr.l
Prom the sale Of surplns Coal over that used by
the Stockholders, the Company expects 10 realifa
sufficient profit to pay good semi-anhuAl cash
dividend. 10.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT THE OFFICE
OF THE COMPANY,
I'm Thirtseuth street,
myii-im Washington. DC,
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RYJANEs Q; MsSTIREs CO..
oH,SE 'asi q 'stSSES iSE'sssiEi

0RRAT SALE on nRAUIIfUL CoItAottILL4
on THE HIGH GROUND hhAk COLUMBIA !
On TuEspAY krrnREoos, Nay .. MS
o'clock, on the yremlse., We shall zen ,hi5ig
plots Of ground u one half 70 one acrs essh, 10.
Pisree,s mil sad ne fearlsepih rtr,st roa1, b.
! these COTTAGE sirls =. n ne hish pe.At
ial aud remaniis sssssry i sislEp,sssd a hI.a
vicinity. THIS rad, lqahluH V lIfFrn'n NIL en1
Rock Creak, has long hoon The hvoliia drive ~ !.
Win some Any q ND s,arisiiss y fssii is.ssN
Y fac s1psI,ssl,s 10 purchase s,usss I. ~,
hvorcd locality u rplduln o4.r4a ~ y cay 81
q The Fourteenth l,rcsi pas'lhe,i fHiire.a.
~ souysyssslnu ana .,anp. :, ne 90 q ~
JAMS Q. NeoUInn co. =.
mylb.lda Au-l--.---A 1
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nyis.,d. 4s:iisss,s.,
LARGE SALE or GOVERNMENT
Ia rY MuLRA sff la 4,
csr' 1 S.,sH J: ,ss s,.s,. g...s.

DnPof % ieAsuAlfor,
win % soid Il f'uILic AZ; fl6N, pnsss th.u,
40. VI, MtAs CorSais near ne Observatory, d
ifyI AND SIX filousklD nunzg
which have besa ussd In the oesernnsnt ssr-
The sale viii commence on MONDAY, Nay 4. Z,
lsas, Al 10 clock, a M, aad tentinue nom day
to day, unless otherwise ofdsrstt untu ne
ne nsisssili Ss ssla slagIy 70 NJ hlsAs.,
Tsrms cash, IN oovssamens isnas
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WANTS

WANTS. La
WAN D.-GoLD AND SILVER
w Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawn
brokers Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any ar
tiele Of value. The highest cash price paid, or
exchanged for other goods, At Singers sewing
Machine Agency, 500 Ninth street, three doors
north Of PennsYlyAnia avenue. Ap2j-lma
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CARD.-cAPT. ALEX. R0HKRTs, TIN
" Director of The HxCRLsI0n SALOON, ~,
40 YOUnTBENTH drget, announces V he pdf.
lie that no sslls - biz bar Llqugnl u he Dala.l
day from u 70 ao'elook, AluEurieus and p1qn-
dant LUNCH. apii-an
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s on o0NDKMNKD nohsn8I
ogA.r..nA.r.a o.....s.. oss.s., !.

auAEIrnrAlrnA essnnAs's ogsIor,
WA, y Y. an =. Ss AREI q 4 i, &.
bidder, II oiesborO', ID. o., Oh ~ az -
TUESDAY, MAJ IL 80 =
E.. FRIDAY, My 10, ttf
TUESDAY, hay =, I N :. . -.
FRIDAY, Nay - T...l $500
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY monsn9 n1on
!. ::,. Ss .:,, a:.. s; x. sss =
20, road a5A i.gaiSs Bsfps'.. u.V 81,
Horses sold singiy. sails % senlns1e4 q -
1870 nv JANA a. nMIN,I n !.
Brsyst Bhgadisr GENERAL, ia shafrs H'sai
Division ousTtsTmastsr oshsfsi's oaesr 2. Z.
ap29-td w ttHJ NJ NJ 49,
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A UoTI0N sALR OF o0NDnk[Nnb
n HoRsRs. - Z. I.

A UoTIoN sALR OF ooNDnMNnD y
N HORSES 4 -
fissr Dlsis,cs. y
wAaHisaros crrv, April q, 1853. u lsiet
, WI bs 49, - pasns sasas., y 49,. 80.
BAiTiM0RK, MARfLAND, rnpRsnAf. -
CARLISLE. rrsMs'ssrtyssa. srHsssszs.
I T8f OF RI. May n. Ieu8, = Z 4. ~ a ~ 7
wILME0ToH. DkLAwARE, THunsDkg. !.
PITTsDuHo, PEiNa kLvkNIA, YRfDAxs =
TWO HuNDREb cAyAIaY NOISES. 'a''i
Thsss horses have hssa ssnssnnsa :. arat for
The Cavalry service o. The arny, ~ I. e
Horses sold silsiy. sales 70 eohhsnss n 10. !.
N. Terms cash In Unis.a s,s ~. ear,sss1 -Pe
Z Brew. Brig. Gen, 70 charge PM piyIaIeA
ap9s-tntiLT 'aaeilt ONO. .. ~
GALE on CONDEMNED H0hsn8I lst
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4 Ohm RLOKBR'B LI--FV7-I7
, :. !. I .gMLS S..i HHgEAunAHH

So PKNhBiLYAhIA ANNNuhs y. :
Between Ninth and TentA slrtllI, (ul aI4lfe.l
The proprietor 81 this fAgoIIIg MllIAal11I h4I
spared no psIns 70 make ihinlhs bosl ns1lanIaai
An Washington; and be polnle wifh ploH1nfq %
ne large pairoRage " has always heeu henoip4
With, ana respectfully SELECTS aeekiinaehseef
GAM orsssRs - I. :'A q ': s:.
BRKAKIAsF, -. "a.
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prepared a the sharssst snetise ane ~ ~ 800
i Brsasfa.i from % u e'eIoek. nlnaa ani
supper At all hoarA nHy4-tI
GIHIEP oUARTRRMA6TERe 0FEKoE
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, lanbtI
Leather, once Furniture, Harness and tttl4II
DAT d each week, scaled plopon1l ~ lisa -
duplfc0fa, o. the articles they. arl nT1part4 ~
furnilA 70 this depot u ahor notice. viii ne
ease ths exigonoies % Ne safyl6s Hlqulre 4 "a
article % articlsf "a " ehtslnoa Wiiheat delay
and a the lpwell prloo. u 4 :. ~ ~. q % q
required q fnrnlah ne list punfloAllY eVtII
Monday morning. D. n AuChAA
hid. Ca. ana Ckisl QasrlsIIllaI1l ~
] ias-a Depot 4 Wsahinq'e1
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HoUsRKERPERs' COAL COMPANY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

State Witnesses August, Nov,
1864, and February and May,
1865 l,45e 90
3 Spicer, John T, clerk of cleo
ton 6 90
4 Scarf Joshua w, Judge Of cleo
ton IS 90
4 STREET. Thomas, judge of cleo
4 Smithson John F, clerk of cleo
ton 6 90
S Scarborough Isaac, Judge of cleo
ton Is 90
2 sadler Thomas, judge of cleo
ton l2 90
2 Sadler r R, clerk Of election 6 90
l Sappington DR., almshouse &C
count SO 50
a Sheane George H, constable's &C
count 10 60
5 Street, James, account filed 3 IL
5 Scarborough Isaac, examiner on
3 Shoemaker DR. E B S, account
filed 10 rs
4 Street, David, for building
bridge a75 90
A STREET. David, county commits
sioner 1909 48
S Spicer John T, magistrates &C
count Is 90
l Spicer John Il, opening books 100 90
2 Spicer John T, clerk to COM
missioners 300 90
3 Smith Elizabeth, o P, pay BH
Hanson, 25 90
3 sappington Margaret, o P, pay
Henry Gilbert 90 90
2 Smith William, o P, pay + B
Hanson s. Co 80 90
3 Smith Eli, OP, 25 90
3 Sampson Elizabeth, o P, payJ
w Webster 90 90
4 Stroeble Zachariah, o p, pay
Emily McComas rs 90
S Stump Henry c, examiner on
road 4 90
S Stokes Nathan r, chairman on
road 81
3 Smith John S, opening road 3s 90
II
5 Thompson VIM H, chairman
on road &c
2 Town Commissioners Havre de
Grace, streets and roads 100 90
3 Tenant Margaret, o P, pay E
Treadway 90 90
4 Thompson John, o P, pay John
Arthur 90 90
Tsvson Elijah q p nav VIM
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

JOHN MCLEAN and wife | In the Circuit Court
vs.. for Hartford county,
HENRY W. ARCHER, Trustee I'm ChancerY.
ORDERED, this 9Th day of July, A. D.
" 1865, that the sale made and reported
by Henry w. Archer, Trustee, in the above
entitled cause, in his second report OF
sales, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the LIST day of September next;
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in
Hartford county, once in each of three
successive weeks one month before the
said LIST day of September next.
The report states the amount of sales to
he $4,000.
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
julia
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28
Bridge Over Deer Creek,
Examiners Notice.

TFtIE undersigned Examiners, appointed
l. by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground,
on WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to ascertain and de-
termine whether the public convenience re-
quires the road from Wetherill's Mill to
White House, to be changed at hill near
VIM. Rodham's line.
HENRY G. WATERS,
GARRISON II. WEST,
VIM. E. BLAIR,
ju7 Examiners.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

THEY CURE
DIARRHGsA, DYSPEPSIA, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE, BILIOUSNESS, LIVER
COMPLAINT.
The well-known DR.. MORT says of these Pills -
~ have used the formula from which your Pills
are made, in my practice for over IL years they
have the finest effect upon the Liver and Diges-
tive organs of any medicine in the world and
are the most perfect Purgative which has ever
yet been made by anybody. They are safe and
pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. Their
penetrating properties stimulate the vital actvi-
ties of the body, remove the Instructions of its
organs, purify the blood and expel disease
They purge out the foul humors which breed
and grow distemper stimulate sluggish or disor-
dered organs into their natural action, and i'm
part healthy tone with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of everybody but also formidable
and dangerous diseases, and being purely vege-
table are free from any risk or harm. No person
who has once used these pills will ever be with
out Them"
They create pure blood and remove all impu-
rites from the SYSTEM hence are positive cure for
FEvERS, HEADACHE, PILES, MERCURIAL
DISEASES & HEREDITARY HUMORS.
DosE-For adults, one Pill in the morning !;
for children under years, half a Pill.
@5- Price One Dollar per Box. Trade sup
piled, or sent by Mail, post paid, to any part Of
the United States or Canadas, on receipt of price.
None Genuine without the fac-simile signature of
V. Mott Talbot, NJ. D.
V. MOTT TALBOT & CO.,
my26 No. 90 Fulton St, NEW YORK.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28
Ripley Female College.

QUARTERLY JOURNAL, giving full
W information in regard to one of the
Best Female Schools in the United States,
will be sent for three cent stamp. Full
Session opens August 2, and closes be-
fore Christmas. Building, Rooms, Furni-
ture, Apparatus, and all arrangements un-
surpassed. The last Committee of Ex-
animation say :-"The general conduct of
the School is most admirable; the gov
ernment is parental and social enjoyment
goes hand in hand with kind discipline
1t would be difficult to express the charm
which religion and affection and easy
grace give to the school. We were de-
lighted" Address
REV.. NEWMAN, d. D.,
ju2l-lm Poultney, VT.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28
100 TONS
OF 8oRTEa
IN STORE.
70 Bone Dust Manufacturers?

will supply BONES to persons IN the
country who manufacture BONE DUST,
at II cents per h., by wagon load.
JOSHUA HORNER,
Corner Chew and Sizzling streets,
Baltimore.
1t will be to the interest of those man.
ufacturing Bone Dust to purchase the
Crude Bone from me, as can supply
them at the same rates as those from
whom they purchase at present, and by
purchasing from me it will stop that COM
petition which has raised the bones be-
yond their intrinsic value, making the
farmer pay too much for the Ground Ar
ticle. Call and see me. mh17
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28
Bridge Notice.

THE County Commissioners for ITar-
l. ford county will receive proposals, at
their Office, until noon, on MONDAY,
3lst July next, to rebuild the
Bridge Over Deer Creek,
Near G. Buffers. Span to be 38 feet ;
abutments 8 feet high above low water ;
floor to be Is feet wide, and Is feet high
to top Of plate. Bidders to furnish
plans and specify the kinds and size of
materials, with thickness of walls, SC.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

4 Dickey DR. Robert, physician TO
almshouse {
3 Dean Nathan, Jr, account fled
5 Deckman Henry, constable's &C
count
/ Debruler Mrs, o P, pay G G
Rouse
3 Dougherty Peggy, o P, pay F
B Hanson & Co
3 Dowln James, o P, pay Thos
Barrow
} Beaver James, o P, TO Samuel
Galloway
3 Dowlin Rachel, o P, to Samuel
Galloway
3 Davis George c, Judge Orphans
Court
3 Dallam VIM Ii, clerk Circuit
Court IL
5 Beaver Richard J, examiner on
road
3 Dean John J, judge of election
s Deaver Richard J, judge of cleo
ton
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E.

2 Ergood 6 S, clerk of election
l Everitt Sonia, 0 P, pay Benja-
min Standiford z
Elicit John, o T, pay VIM F
Pannell .
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

A Butler Thomas, late magistrates
account IS
! Bateman Samuel III, coffin acct S 90
2 Bailey George, coffin acct AZ so
9 Bacon Thomas M, magistrates
account IL 90
2 Bailey Aquila, magistrates acct IA 80
Bouldin Richard E, printing &C
count 1874 25
2 Bouldin William, printing &C
count 1888 90
l Bateman & Baker, printing ac-
count 3l5 SO
Bateman, Alfred w, printing &C
count and attorney 90 l6
Bridge between jerusalem and
Jericho, to Commissioners, 1900 90
3 Busher John, o P, pay Mrs.
Keech 20 90
3 Burkins Olivia, o P, pay D.
Hopes Is 90
5 Bond Ohio, o P, pay E M
Chew, 90 90
s Brown Susan, o P, pay Isaac c
Wilson 20 90
Bouldin c D, magistrates ac-
count IL 80
Bounty Bonds, to Commission
ers 3,4OO 90
Beans Edwsrd H, county COM
missioner ll6 %
l Bond Stephen and wife, OP,
pay J r Dixon 80 90
2 Baker John H, judge of election 9 90
2 Baker William B, clerk of cleo
ton 6 90
3 Bouldn Robert R, clerk of elec-
ton 6 90
3 Bull William, clerk of election II 90
a Bishop Richard F, do do 6 90
2 Bailey Aquia do do IL 90
3 Bernard Parker, judge of cleo
ton 6 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28
GRUMBINE
VS.. In Chancery,
GRUMBINE ct al.

"huMbiNB CT al.
ORDERED, this 9Th day of July,
" 1865, That the sale made and report
ed by Henry w. Archer, Trustee in
this case, in his second report of sales,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown, on or before
fore the LIST day Of September next, pro-
vided, copy of this order be published
in some newspaper printed and published
in Hartford county, once in each of three
successive weeks one month before the
said LIST day of September next.
The Report states the amount of sale
to be $l,400. ......
VIM. Ell. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test
julia VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
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2 Chesney Benjamin, judge Of
election and clerk at do Is 90
d Cathcart Thomas nj, clerk Of
election 6 90
3 Clark Barnet ], examiner on
road z 90
4 Comfy George w, acct filed 2 90
2 Coen Henry c, general supervi-
9 Clansey Margaret, o P, pay John
A. Hopper 90 90
3 Comfy Jemima, o P, pay James
3 Curtis Mary, o p, pay John
Moores 90 90
3 Cunningham c F,OP, pay Sam
uel Galloway Is 90
3 Colfort Martin, o P, pay Samuel
Galloway % 90
4 Combs Tabtha r, o P, pay VIM
l. Smithson 20 90
S Curry Hannah, o P, pay Isaac
Scarborough 20 90
8 Chapman Mary, o P, pay c
Wilson 25 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY.
DISBURSEMENTS.

3 Amos Isaac, sheriff S9,735 IS
4
4 Amos Alexander, magistrates
acct SI4 81; acct filed, $40 "a 81
s Adams Jerome, chairman on road 66
2 Acres Sarah, 0 P, pay John J
Allender 20 90
S Atkins Georges widow, o P,
pay H S Harlan 90 90
a Amos William, judge orphans
court n 70
3 Almshouse, pay Commiss'rs, 400 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

/ Wann Jas H, clerk Of election IL 90
d West Wilson u, clerk Of elec-
ton IL 90
S Wilson Isaac c, judge of cleo
ton IL 90
5 Waters Henry r, clerk of cleo
ton II 90
2 Wareham John, judge of cleo
ton 6 90
3 Waters Henry G, examiner on
road a 90
Walter VIM, coffin account 6 90
2 Walker James, extra on road % Is
Walker James, county commits
sioner 10 90
Whiteford Samuel NJ, extra on
road 10 81
3 Woolsey William, examiner on
Wiley Mathew, bridge repairs 30 90
Wood George, constable's ac-
count 8 10
3 Wann John, magistrates &C
count 9 10
l Ward John T, for guarding
Jail al9 90
2 Wiles Ann, o P, pay John H.
Mitchell 90 90
2 West Elizabeth, o P, pay J II
Mitchell 25 90
3 Warden Mary, o. P, 90 90
B West, child, o P, pay Corbin
Grafton Is 90
3 Waters Nicholas and wife, o
! P, pay Darlington Hopes 30 90
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04

recovered himself or seemed to do so, and said,
blandly. do not be afraid it is only a crazy
girl that goes about here, and fancles every
young knight is her husband - and turning to
his attendants, he asked them why she had not
been put in the madhouse out of harms way.
This heartless conduct reused Marie from the
stupor of her anguish, and she uttered a bitter
curse on Hugo, praying that his castle might be
destroyed till not one stone remained on anoth-
er, and his first-born son by the proud Bertha
might be killed like dog by the lowest rabble
whom his race SO much despised. Having ut
tered this curse, she went away with the inten-
ton of drowning herself and child in the Neck
er, but sunk and died at the foot of a willow
tree on the way. shepherd from the neighbor-
hood was attracted by the wailng of the child,
took it home to his wife, and adopted it, and had
a stone cross put up at the foot of the willow to
commemorate the dead mother.
Whether this story is true or not in all its cir
cumstances the substance of the curse came to
pass. The castle is certainly now heap OF
stones, and the heir of Helfenstein met his death
in the famous War of the Peasants by the hands
of the lowest of the people, among whom the
story, to make the vengeance perfect places the
of the despised Marie, who was unknown to
his half brother the Count. These events are
supposed to have occurred some twenty-five
years before 1926 the date of the outbreak of the
serfs against their feudal masters. Count Hugo
of Helfenstein had broken his neck by a fall
from the very horse at whose feet the injured
Marie had lain PROSTATE, and was succeeded by
his son by the Countess Bertha, who surpassed
his father in pride and luxury, as he was well
enabled to do by a marriage with natural
daughter of the Emperor Maxim ilian.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04
Facts in Natural History.

The rattlesnake finds superior foe in the
deer and the black snakes. Whenever a buck
discovers a rattlesnake in situation which in
vites attack, he loses time in preparing for
battle. He makes up within ten or twelve feet
of the snake-then leaps forward and aims to
sever the body of the snake with his sharp, BIZ
furcated hoofs The first onset is most COM
monty successful, but if otherwise, the buck re-
peats the trial until he cuts the snake in twain.
The black snake is also more than equal
competitor against the rattlesnake. Such is it's
celebrity of motion not only in running, but in
entwining itself around it's victims, that the
rattlesnake has way of escaping from it's ia
tai embrace. When the black and rattlesnakes
are about to meet for battle, the former darts
forward at the height of his speed, and strikes
at the neck of the latter with unerring certainty
leaving foot or two of the upper part of his
own body at liberty. In an instant he encircles
him within five or six folds; and then stops and
looks the strangled and gasping foe in the face,
to ascertain the effects produced upon his COR
seted body. If he shows signs of life, the coils
are multiplied and the screws tightened-the
operator all the while watching the countenance
of the helpless victim. Thus the two remain
thirty or forty minutes-the executioner then
slackens one COIL noticing at the same time
whether any signs of life appear; if So the coil
is resumed and retained until the incarcerated
wretch iscompletely dead. The moccasin-snake
is destroyed in the same way.
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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04

"WHY does the operation of hanging kill s.
man?" inquired DR.. Whately.
Psychologist replied, Z" Because inspiration
is checked, circulation stopped, and blood SUI
fuses and congests the brain.'
"Boshr' replied his grace, sit is because the
rope is not long enough to let his feet touch the
ground"