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The New York herald., 1865-02-23
THE. WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Weekly In the
Country.


The Cheapest and Best Weekly In the
Country.
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paper issued in the United States Is published evs
Saturday, and iA contents will embrace the Military
Naval Political Religious, Foreign, Fashionable Musical
Theatrical Agricultural Sporting, Art and Literary -
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While all the other weekly papers have increased their
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Twenty copies TO address, one year, $25 ana
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nght against the country Of mis- birth but dsnlss ~ -
Of any governmsnt 70 innict such tsss % -
one pAsrpsiam.
9ufs a~aeet Of blpcksds runners LEFT yesterday. 0sH
poe arnved-ths English steamer Bsnshss twsniy1S
hours from Nassau
bigh, fOf Bermuda; tho Lark for Msiamoros: The -
pingo for Belize; also the brig Zephyr for Bsiiss -
tsS schooner Phantom, for hAtsmoroA
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An Ana ir with Desertors In virEfnaia
IEfnm iha RIchmonA EYaminev. Eeh 1All

We have particulars " afarwith dcscrterr,
Tuesday last, ia Lunenburg county. Fifteen deserta
appeared on one OF the high Says therewe arraed
avcwing the determination to fight their way througha
all hazards Captain Boiling, Of the Ninth Virginia
airy and two or three soldiers determined TO them
Collecting some cszens they made party Of s0ous
dozen and taking circuit got into position n frout Of
the deserters saolds bridge After the captanhad
In vain summoned them to surrender, fight
sued Two Of ee citizens wounded and veuof
the ceserers The contest Terminated in the
fourteen dcsorters
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The Press Despatch.

HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1904
There considerable sxcitemeat in regard TO the sp
Ycanent Of psreja BY the Spanish government TO tho
commend Of the Spanish feet In Mexican waters PMeja
il native OF Peru. His family reside in Lima, and the
spapsrds call his appointment another concession and
quasl apology " Peru Tho spanish papers contain
ral articles tho subject The independents OF Madrid
says 80 willing v ooncode all the patriotism necessary
y Psaa V enable tul W work as1s The Interests aud
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Weir, wtn
! ye this port to day, At noon, for Aspinwall.
he mails for Central America and the South Paesns
N close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
n 10 NEW YoRK HERALD-Edon for the Pacinc-wul
on ady at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Hn ,ge COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing, sx ceu1s
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How We Treat Re6sf Prisoners.


SITUATED ON GovERNCRs ISLAND.
From the Richmond Wh'es Feb 20
From letter received by flag Of HNce from ono or ths
prisoners captured at Fort Fisher, c Wilmington Jour
nal learns that they all in Fort Coltnas on Cover
nors Island In New York hsvbcr wiiue shey are CON-
Portable and well treated Ffty pvsone ere quarered
Ia Fort Columbus and 10 slowly rccoverinx from hls
wounds. Colonel Lamb whose wosnds 10 would seem
were OF severe nature left ~ hosrsAa - Fortress
Monroe
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New York. Jappnry ~. 1903.

Ws IT, GRusC, ". u, -
DxAR SisIt afords pleasure 10 add my tesnnony -
the many Others u t4, good ruaHte. % CONsI1OIl,A
NATIH bslzke A. " at 10 . tne great panaegs lot .S-
ease Of the sdT~ya htr. been aheiei WIN nnamuuon
Of the kdnays snd 0rttan 81 zoe palur. '@ nnc fArs
and Have s With tnr srs, physans, but
rould not No rec Induced by friend ~ mac " try
Cons,ltuuoa Nacr hst. noM ne.ry ussd tv.o bottles
and must say INIT hpeto ths ds-gss Va entrex cured
oh.eriuv rsconmr na ~ SUP ns from gs dnicuity
Very truy yours, r. ". FLUT, Ne ST. Aatks plaer.
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Arrival o. tAs steamsAAp Gay of B@sAen.
The new asd beautiful steamship Guy Of Boston, be-
sngng 10 Vie Inman line, arrived at this port yesterday
morning. updos the command of Captain Kennedy. She
isn Liverpool the sth and Queenstown at AVE p. NJ
the fhh inst thus msking the passage IN about ten
and half days. thoush her running time bat little
over TN days. her engines stopped several times
during the voyage usual occurrence Win all new
chnery.
The news by the City OF Boston has bean anticipated
BY the China, which arrived on Tuesday night
We gave very fall description Of the City Of BOSTON
iu cur columns on Sunday last
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Railroad Accident.

rsFHh, TNb, TSbb.
The Warren accommodation ,rayi tnc rh,sburg and
Erie Railroad coided with tho mai! train on a curve
tender and baggage Two men we're killed and scve.
raj injured The mail trap wns or time which caused
tha
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,eu. He determined 70 have the Gag led charge.
-, the major routed his and secured the Gag
-. q rs..y warmly grasped the Corporal BY the hand
d ,h.rA cd him for his herosm. Corporal Frank Carr
Compapv D. One Hundred and Twenty fourth Ohio
volunssr. res dence Henry county, Ohio, recaptured
from the rebels cavalry guidon $50 you recsptured
tho old nag tnouir the Secretary "Yes." was the
reply; "we made cha 'ss ana were repuissd got
into the battle and could no. got out fellow came up
and asked me to surrender h wouldn't do it. but put
my bayonet and going to o. ana ngn1 Inc fellow
run and dropped this flag"
At the conclusion Of the pressntas ION ns osoo'ar!
said:-'In behalf OF the government .'i .ne onneo
States, return to you it, thanks and the Vi 'ne
people for your noble gallantry Accept also graz"
tude Of this department for your comrades In sfS,
The Adutant General will be ordered TO take chars on
the flags, with the inscriptions you have this morning
given, so a. to connect your individual histories
with the noblo actions In which they captured
He will also be directed 70 present TO each Of you
Medal Of Honor, to be worn by you q token and
cogniton Of your gaantry and distinguished services
wish you all safe return TO your homes and that you
may long live TO enjoy in peace the victories which have
been won by you and your companions in Lieu
tenant return 10 you and your command the thanks Of
the department and Of tho government, and you will
make known TO he the high estimation In which their
services are held" .T
The Adutant General then ordered to give each Of
the captors furlough Of thirty days.
GOVERNOR YKNroN's AND THuRLow wsxD's PRo-
JECTs.
Intelligence has been received here which IL bclIsvsd
BY those who have been ardent supporters Of Governor
Fonton, that he has entered Asrangement with
Weed which receives hts lFentonD y sndorsemsnt VI the
railroad projects the New York Legisasare advanced
BY Weed including certain New York city fs.,road pro-
Jeots and increase Of fare Central
roads II Is said that 10 this arrangement included
Henry J. Raymoud successor of Morysa the event
OF Morgan taking the Treasury, and Weed . Ray.
monds Influences for Mr. FentOo successor hassts
At the sxpiratioo Of the a,sers ssm years
rHs CAMoEN AND AHsoY MONOPOLY
There was sao:hsr sss.to the Now Jersey Railway
Chandler had hard words company soud
afford 10 nay the highest couasa IL u uos PITY
that those gentamen shoald sspsc, Tor ,sca
other as soon al the uegro's boads broken,
NAVAL JUDdR ADVOCATE
bi was introduced In Senate on Tuesday " ssssa
Department with salary Of four thousand dollars pe
year. This corresponds with the simax position IL the
War Department
TUE EXPORT TRADE or rHS COUNTRY.
Tho EXPORTS from this country TO foreign ports from
June 30 to December 81 1885, reported to the Trea
snry Department, amour, 70 tho very large sum Of
$234, s26, 900
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Union Prisoasfs from Danvirfs Nm Route
North.
fFrom the RICHMOND Examiuer VeS p

(From the RICHMOND Examiner, FEB 20
On Saturday nine hundred and seventy Ave. Of the
Yankee prisoners of war who have been m Danville
were transferred to this city. The number included
three hundred and eighty three commissioned scers ~
an grades flom brgAdief down a second lieutenant
The prisoners ara / be sSnmutsted here the
demands IOr exchange peapag.
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The Pisamont a.rro.d I'M essA orAss

Tho community will be gratned TO learn ssys tne
Dansle he0Ser that the Piedmont Railroad n now 6OAg
much better ssrvics than formerly Of me moe
serious cutes which werc In the way Of the running
partially overcome and we may confidently look for
SIN further movements The couAtry scarcely aware
OF obstacles the management OF the road have 10 conr
tend with
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NoH " ments on the Virginia and Tennes-
see Railroad.
[Erem the Ri hmond sNAm.

[Erem the RI hmond sNAmuor TED 20
Adespateh has been received here statn thai force
o. tic enemy, four thousand strong tso aousand of
cavalry are ancipg from gnoxyille and had reached
Greonvlle, which Is nfy-f9sr miles ion Bristol This
Iyedop is supposed TO BE- another raid the Efgnip
and Tsanrs,ee Railroad
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Bsa utMful Conn mPAsxion.-TheB Bloom OF
YOUTH. OR Li2uID PEARL. ~ greatest inprovemsax
the world for EessrvSng sssaains the skin No
Broadway. Bcbd everywhere
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1 sarpc.sd nIoxem,ni OF rnan~s, Eore.e.

trrom the Nchmf I'D trkinianrt ftb -
We have very distr st coDrmabor ri the report of
the movement of part OF Thomas army 10 virginia
II appears that the " nkees consider the NAsrv, De
partsnent beyond the contingency of danger GcrsfA
Webster Thomas chiecof stan, with all tho officers at
tached his headquai ers left Nash ,ie the 4ls q
January. Gen. Mcagher took command Of Tie hrst do
ohusnt q troops consisting Of i've thousand m.a that
Lrt Nashville.
Tho force left rsder COMMAND or Thomas caus.ts
almost entirely n mounted infantry and csvary His
work Is to open tho Alabama river. from It's ath io It's
source involving he capture Of Mobile Selma and Hont
gomery the cariuro Of Columbus, Georgia, for tp pur
pose or destruction Of the hne shops hcrs and tho
destruction Of tbe way through Central Alabama and
the Mobile and ohio Railway, frpn corinth soathwsrd
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
A Movement ON Kinstonv n. G.
rINrnun The Richuand EYaminar Eah N

From the Richmond Examiner. Feb. ID
Amovemeut OF the enemy reported yesterday In
heavy force upon knston N. c. and IL supposed in
Official quarters that Fosters forces had up
TO Newbsrn- A cavalry raid WAS also reported in tho
direction ot rarboro. The force moving from Newbern
has y srfy pieces Of artillery WeshaIl hs.s OF
these movements In few days We arp QuAts certain
that they ere In progress write.
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and two Of the citizens we're wound> nsa. wn.1
she ensro dessrsins party. numSrrsss sn' fourteen
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Ma Lady's Toilet Complete
Unsa there be the fragrant SOZOD0NT; unto the brsaA
odors impars The gums ruby redness a..
The teeth quick rival sbaster lint and psass
sat n coral
Solhl By all druggists pegfumers
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The Great crmnn Ncilm,ttel VIII
positively eute Ssr b, bronchitis, coughs colds and 90
ufst Stages o Vls lmptiou II Is sure preventive Isr
dlp'heuA ~ - w all druggists Price per bottle ~
-o,,, WEEKS A POTTER, Druggists
~ .ngton street, Bost.p, Mass. gssessi ssslp@
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All Ladies' -. ould Use sterling's ANDRE.
STA for the hMr beauuAes pressryee
enders the hair soft q ad glossy.
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Beautiful O ON mPlsxion.-Th4 p Genuine
and old established La IRD'1 BLOOM or YOUTH or L.
QUID PEARL, Il prt pared ooly BY 6EoRoR W. LAIkN
n Fulton street. Drui igists everywhere
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A.-Why IL . Gentlemen PerfumeA with
PHAL0N'S NIGHT liLoOhlH0 CEREUS like slec&4
cal machine In good Working erds he's rsap
for sparkinR
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All Newsmen Have the nIus wats1 .
oURNAL for March 6hiy . sssaH
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Opspaaiens sefers Pstsrsha<s.
GRANT RrgsFoRCISa. SHERMAN AND sauotIgLE
(rpm the Richmond whig, Feb 20.l


trDm the Richmond whig, Feb. 10.l
From the Petersburg EpreA Of Saturday learn ttAt
on the south side u We James tbs enemy shows
position c-Assnne ononsire operations He has ratA9,
shortened,t than exl,nded his lines and hds ,dae~
Ais works As nd SHricaey The condition op The
roads renders the OF inyortan novsrnsnt
doubtfrA The ground v row thoroughly thawca. and
rotten almost mpatsalle for cavalry and istH and
extremely difficult Tor tie mo ement d infantry.
Scouts from within Grants lines report tments VI
TROOPS backwards and forwards between right aud
city Point We have already noticed NE fact
that several thousands Of Grants men have
been sent 70 Csiy Point Others have been cent
W relieve them. Those transfers VI ,rooIs Dccrr
frequently but they generally Tor the purpose "
lief We doob whether amy advance tie psr OF tie
enemy will again be made FOR eevvral weeks n an
d,onsi force VI cayary csa he obsinsd id nay %
attempted. Until Sbermans plane ara more dlstDcty
shown, and h's advance hAs resehed more nor'hera
latitude than he NJ present holde 4 " questionable
whether anything more fofp2idebo than raids
mcn,s for The puSsoss Of extending h.s Lines win b
made BY Gfpnt
On FRIDAY afternoon shslnv occurred along The tines
southeast oi Pesersoos, and lasted about tbros auartes
OF H. hour
Captain Boiling OK the Ninth Virginia cavalry, Win
three soldiers And posse o. oiti2eut hurcde co<o'cd
etlc1od <kry Of deserters on tie Ish ins,anl noaf
5slclda ttlage, n Luneuburg county They We're max
Ing her way y The Yankees seysp Of ,fs Iessylsgs
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UnIr's Hsney ar Hnr~hound sad

Highest Premium Lo'ye stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER WILL NY. 625 Bro -Ssay. Sea
whoslcr Wilson's Button Hole ssehins.
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~. Bnrnnm's "seir s~,ser," or SeIa
Guide aud ser Bsster for all sewing AaeheS Barnums
Museum = 50s Broaaxay, n ", 81 %. with dirccions
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A.-Nvhtte's Patient Lever Truss fs War
Faned ~ cure rupture. Hsprsssxre eosa
GR800RY CO. eoo Broadway
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Gems Of Magic Lnntcrns and Ster< <osco-
pic Pictures y H. ngtnhen for ps aud put eshbi
ton select inyere lust received Sy PR J. ES uERlCH,
"a MAiden Mne.
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Portable Engines. by ~, Complete.
a. lpD Petroleum Ar Pun q g7oo each
HHS ny sCHkNCK, % Pine street.
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Cherokee PiIis--FesaIe Ire x~latoY.-.
pSis n free saasss. DR. " S9RwIN CO. Is ylB:5
sfre. Nav York
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Creuse's Compennd Cub<s,irs Dragged
fail and easily taken. sold by y. CREU6E, -
Sixth avenue, Anity. SAINT BY MAJ.
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UnI~'s Issney Of Hnrs,ssound rssd Tnus--~
ssrtsn for cpughr colds onsn1a, h..s>ens, aln-
ct1t breahih. aud al ff~ctvra the ussat rahiAl
tsbcs and lungs, le,ng e. cs-iunplan- NE Horey of
Hnrehonnd Jcthcs ~ irriiauna4 The Tar BALM OF GeAd
penera,e eisans. ana h'ais prts "a he ,hrest and
lungs There Is mtLng la. ~ cents tssr hutIr, RsR
Sal by ap druggist sHiARIEH DD~NEn.
Genera ,rseal ,lsslsr n n.
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Chenp-Miiier's Hair By~. Best in Quail
ty, cheapest IN price. ry u Sold by Doixsts Depot -
nexs stregt
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Buy Illustrated Phre Holo ess al Journal
Of newsmsn. Only 20 cent?. or ~ . year
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In formation given. r. CLAYTON 10 wan street
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BatcheIor's Hair Dys-Ths BesA In the /.
world Harmless reliable nstAsaAneoss Thu eny psrfes1
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Chevalier's Life fsr the He fr Restores
gray hair 10 us orig eooe stops is fall cut keeps the
head clean, stands above eurnpsrisop hair
dressing Sold al N drug aud ny ufce No l2s
Broadway SARAH A. GHGVaLIER ~ ID.
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nrst excepting think ye. Of nss which bes.a
thinking well Of" Rev HEKxv wAzI) BrRCHIR
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.TKE SOUTH.

TKE SOUTH.
Important Movements in North
Carolina.
A Heavy Force MSving On
kinstOn.
A CAVALRY RAID UPON TARB0R0.
Movements of the North Caro-
lima Unionists.
Great Union Speech in tho North
Carolina Legislature.
The COnfederaey Denounced
as a Failure.
Rangers Of an hsurPestion Of Slaves II Ne&sess |
are ConScsipted by the Rebels.
360v0ment Against the Yennsssoss
and Virginta Railroad.
a ~~~~~~~~~~~>s~~>~~~~
Union Prisoners from Danrille. |
En- Route Home,
&c, &C.,, Co..
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In Proof th~t EpJeptk Fits Con 10
sar.d rad the srcsn ls -isy Issue THURSDAY feb 20
conysastd
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For Coughs and rhrs'Ai Disorder. uss BROWNS BRoR
CHIAL rRooHEs." having proves their sseacy " sssA
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Influenza, skin A.soesso.A.

which three or fnut doses aAfslfs year,
Essn Kh.un ntffln Bno, X surp,srs1& ~ ~ ~
and eins relieved sc.fy rs thrt0 "a fl, d,S.
Of -is- ssf, yea sloir pc ,ystaSe,
Brandrs hs = ~ arr -sld ~ canat street gpd "A
J@isn saaarc aid bs aAdfssz,sA
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Ia formation given. = r. CLAYTON 10 wan street
A.-Nvhite's Pat~nt Lever Truss is War
1..:a "a .nS o. The sa'a or cora
Gksooxr CO., 600 Broadway
A Bsa u,.ifuI Com Pasxien.- 1.-THE Bloom OF
Hs 4. s. r.: en-:
s1osa~sy Ss sSS :%s ''''ns the 'l' No.
S re- i.::. .:: '''o''' preserves ''1
A Deautifal O ompl..ien.-Ths Genuine
i: %
A-Whyi: . Gs.tlsmen Perf.mea Win
2. A.sSns er ~ .ao s.. II:
for sparkins
PSYCHOLOGICAL oURNIL for March. 6sS > sssaH
ID. -. r.
cHIAL rRocHEs." having proves their sss.ey ~ ss.A
Of many years.
Th.vs changed my ,sspss.,. them srsn ~
nrs excepting think ye. nss which bss..
thinking well Of" Rev. HENRY wAn, BEHcHxh
Buy Illustrated Phre .olo ess al Jeurnal
Of newsmsn. Only 20 cents-or ~ = year
B.tcheIor's Hair Dys-Ths BesA I'm the
Sord Harmless, reliable ,n:A'.n'oas Thosnly psrfssa
Cherokee PiIl.--resaIe re x~iatoY.--
Sold by all drusgista ~ bar rhn page pam
phle free Address DR. H. X MkRWIN CO, So Liberty
srcet, New York.
Creuse's Com ponud Cub~t,irs Drsgees
Ss' snsn avenue ave-. s"1 near ear Aai s.as BY %s " o"AO'
Chevalier'- Life fsr the Heir Restores
gray hair 10 its orig nal cose stops It's fall keeps the
head ckan stands above eufnpsop vita any other hair
dressing Sold al ,ha drug store. and NJ hce No s
Broadway. SARAH A. GHHFaLtEK, M ID
Cheap-Miiier's Hair By~. Best in Quail
y, cheapes. prse. ry - sold by oo,Sxss Depot -
Dey street
~. Bnrnum's .sSelT Swyser,v or Seln
Guide sof Bsstcr for all sewirs aehnes Barnums
Museum 20. BroA1say, n. w. 81 50 with dircciins
Gems Of Magic Lanterns and stereosco-
pic Pictures y H. ngtnhen for ps and pur eshib
Ton select inyctc lust received fR EN- nERICH.
~ MaideH hne.
Hiahest Premium Loyt stitch sewing.
Machines WHEELER WILL ny. 62s Bro 2tway. sses
whoslcr Wilson's Button Hole "a 4hn..
unIe's Issney OF Hnr.sssound s<sd Tnns--~
A cpugh~, colds, h.~ens~s illn.
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b. .. =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
NO 5

Two ORAToRIcAL SPECIMENS SPEAK
ing extcmporaneously is rather difficult IN
til you ges used to it. a young lawyer in
New Hampshire. who had never y1 ,hsd
a case in court, was invited to deawcr, An
oraton on the occasion Of dedication ef
new bridge. It WAS fine opportunity Of
establishing his reputation. He did NOT
prepare himself, for he had ar idea TINT
that was unlawyer-like, andsfhet lawyer
must be able to speak any nuhh hcr Of hours
in style of thrilling eloayenre st mo-
platform. and, amid the profound attcn-
ton of his hearers. commenced as follows:
'Fcllow-citizcns-Fire-and-fortv years
ago, this bridge. built lv your cnterprize,
was part and parcel II the howling wilder
ness" He paused for II moment Yea,
fellowci,izens. only ivc-ani forty years
ago, this bridge where We now stand, w;s
par, aud parcel uf tlc howlnI wilderness"
Again be paused Cries of ''Goo1 go
on. Here was the rub = hardly
feel 1t necessary to repeat tia; this bridge,
itllow-ctizcns, only h,e-and-toT:v yea-s
ago, was part and parcel Of the bowling
wilderness and will conclude ~ saying
that | wish it wa- part and pared Of i,
now
Another orator We nave heard Of. in
appealing - the 'bonA aul s:ncw," sail
Ny Fri"nlsI AIN proud - q" around
me tonight the hardy y""manrv cf the
land, for love the Agricultural iu,,rcztS
Of the country; and w,li may ioHr them.
fellow citizens, for WIS born former
the happicS' days oc lay youth we're sp"n:
in the peaceful avocation. of he son of the
spl. If may be allowed to U.s. tigjrs-
tive expression, n, friends. may say
was raised httwecu two rU.gs Of corr"
A pumpkin, hy thun!cr exclaimed
81 inebria;e chap jus: Il front o:,he stag.
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r F. r. +. II : r q

Hon. A Ramsay. L : Sr:.ate How N s
Wilkinson, : Senate Hon L \ llendrick.
u 5 Senate. and late C,m'r Of La.d Offices
Hon W WiI.!om. House OF Representatives
Hon John Wilson, Sd auditor L 5 7rc,surr
Hon Geo G Whiting. tate C..mmi><ir rncr OF
Pensions, Hon WAIack. Mayor of WASH
ineton, Messr>. Rittenhonse, FAINT & Co,
Bank ersWashinGt"n, Hon W II Mrrrlck
Baltimore. .iesSr>. y Wari"lsi & Son. Bait .
Messrs. Ncale, Harris Il Co. K.ltim"re. 7
Gibson, E.q.. Cashier Bank Of Baltimore.
Hon Geo Brent, Charles County Nd, Frcdk
Stone, Esq, charles County Md, John
Mitchell, Lsq., Charles Copu,v Md, Robt.
Ford, Esq., st. Mary's County Nd,
M OFFICE-No ) FIRST Floor. "ln-
telligencer" Buildings, 9TH Street. Washing
ton. RESIDENCE.-55 81. Paul Street,
Baltimore.
NJ Compnnications may be addres>a1 TO
Mr.. c. either at Baltimore, Box No. l049, or
Washington, Boz No s55.
Decembe, S2nd, 1894 -ly,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

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,I''ia' S;"3''.2 can ,l'Fdi! neil'
'an',! l"- 'h.' |h"', Nan, ana T. Eve ioanc
''''"','i' - IN 'I'4cn =, q hl.n' SUI
'"uiin-' T., t!!e H'o'''ucclt "pAii'l's VI b!-
Vine ''7eT' my unco'scicusly joined IN
hy'nH oi rra.'e TO H:in wno placei 'ne'n
there. We h"ar nothing 't MUSIC or sing
NJ however, until In" sixth generation
from Aaam wh"n we hear of one VINO was
US :. TO handIinE the harp, hat was the
CONSTRUCTION Of that htrp ne know wn'', ou;
W. 30 know that It was used IN pra'sInS
Hot.
Ii We come % the crossing Of the Fed
>'s, We tnd Miriam leading the hosts OF
Israel IN the glorious song OF Praise b'
unto the Lord, who 1aS trinmphed glori-
ou~ y. have no idea that was the first
,9hg of nTalse. mere had the timoreI
been and no" could She have led the
great congregation II thcy had not been
USED To Singing Inc poetry OF the bible
Is t"unc throughout that sacred work
lake. tor instance, the song OF Moses. In
the temple service the men singers and
;he women singers responded to all the
>;tin-ea lnstrani.His which were used IN
II" praise of '"d. lie must be an indi'ier-