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9 JGEneraI Oraers NO. Z.

r-e....l.r.ers A.,-.es Of -ls Confederate S.a.fB
Perjury H. 1852
II aa.sr.ag u,ru the csIaralyR sbous 20 open. .l'
General in Clisf feels assured that the soldiers T-o
have so long and 50 uooy the dsrdshps aaa al
ssr. Of he war equre So -1horA-i0a d, rssy,al .
tue calls Of honor nd 1l'y-
Flw.th ths Ibsr.y rrsl mir-e4 BY their io'efS l7S
they have inherited tie s7lri: TO defend H.
Tie choice between and abjset Submission .s D
t1Ts ,Eel.
To such a propose, brave men. with arms II 1-.'
hands can have bui one answer
They cannot barter manhood for peace nor 'as rss-
Of sell. government for life or property.
But iussics % :hsm requires ssrnsr Eim0ni'i1z >
tho who have abandoned their comrades in iss a.--
Of peri,
A .ss. Opportunity is offered t--n to rip= 81. -
disgrace and escape the punishment OF thsIr crimes
Bv authority Of the Prssids1t Of he Confsds-s.,
States pardon il announced To such dssegtsrs aai
men improperly H5ssa; shall to the comma l.
70 which thsy belong within til shortest possible
No: exceeding twenty days the publication ot n
order at she headquarters Of The department ~-,sI
hey may be.
Those who may be prevented BY interruption D
communication, may report within Tie time sPssis5
to the usarss, enrolling officer o:hsr officer o. 5I.g
to be forwarded s. practicable and upon ?-5-
ssn;!Dg csrtl acAte from svch officer, showing comp
auce with this requirement, will r-csivs The gs-isI
hereby offered.
Those who have deserted the service OF the s1sy
or who have deserted az having been oucs Pa-I9cst
slr the o-rss sHd these wS0 shall desert J- a.
sent themselves without authority, asr the pub ca ll
Of tAis order excluded fror0 Its bsnefs Nor iosJ
The offer OF pardon to other osusss han lsss-
ton and abe - without permission
By the same sushorly, +; Is sso declared hat sa
oral amnesty will gain BE- sraHtsd and those -to -
fuse 70 accep, the pardon now offered, or rb5 8a1
hereafter dsseEt absent themselves -tkou: .ss-s
shall sua-r suea pu9ish The courts may -11.
pose and 10 application 'or s'-m=ney will % sl.s-
tAinsd.
Taking rev solution E0a ths fate which
mics intend fr is, let every devote AZ l's sas
| giles TO the common defense.
Our resources, Wisely and vigorously gmp.5ysi \,
ample, and with brave army, sustained By Is.sr
=insd and united people SUGGEST with G0ls l5s.is
sHss csaIoi hs. s.daEhsfai.-1zs1ssgzz7
vaIu. Z w. d. 10. permit ,nsm 70 impair JIf ssbo
| ton Ls: Us hen oppose s7nssaney TO alTs-3-y .
tiiuls 20 IuHs.lux, and l7urags 20 danger FIh -
nm assurance shat He who gave freedom > o. p
tber, will bless he -dor's q sh,ir aaiIdrsa - '
| -.rvs IT,
mart-ai & T. LEE Gs-r-s
/ 2 All newspapers IN The C0ufsIsra.s S.s.ss ~,
requested TO copy ,ix .iu-s Tbs a5yvs TGs1s-a J-Isr
/ 10 p and send bills WIKI copy c. tle pA7s-1 % -
| Richmond Eng uirsr t.r payment
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WHEAT PROsPECT-From personal knoyl
adge cleaned within the past ten days, We are
pleased 10 say ihat the present prospect for
good wheat crop this year, is decidedly more
catering than we were led to suppose, from
those whose object WAS to keep up prices Of
57sa15:Effs. 1. is true The unprecedented sever
Ijy OF she past winter has greEtiy Injured he
wheat, yet a good stand in most instances, Ys-
usius and isl3e.g tell as thG. wheat thew
lLsugL. was "spewed Up" and e5nscgue1tiy
killed, IS actually coming ous fresh and gres1
and looks well 4 very large amount Gland
has been sown, and On sb1ndsns yield is sntiei.
prices now demanded 5y he grabb,E. ne ,y71II
sGy "h-.j yJ1r horsss-;bis article I bg1rs 40
come LyvL a5teE kvh.G '-CbaTsbrs Tr:Jyq.
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a The attention Of the public is invited tc
the card OF Mos0rS. z. N. Reading q Co.,whole
sale and retail druggists, to be iOuad in another
column. These gentlemen are thoroughly skilled
and hsve had long experience in their business
and We take pleasure in commencing them tc
the favor Of the public. Their medicines are
pure and genuine, and the purchaser from them
is always sure of getting good article. Our
youthful and good looking friend Capt Reading
will slways be found or hand to do the Egreo-
able, especially in giving attention to his lady
custoTners
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FROM THE NORTH.

Our reports nom the North, via Ssns,obi,.
ali be found important The fail Of Charles
ton is confirmed, and STANTOs claims The fall Of
Wilmington. A victory obtained BY LEE, over
GRANT, is reported on the 23i from Washing
ton, but it would seem that the dispatches Of
the 24th did no! confirm it, OF the reporter would
have alluded to il. We have strong homes.
however, that it is srue, and believe that the
later dispatches were suppressed At Memphis.
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rom ls Telegraph and Confederate.
FBE SOLDIER TO THE CROAKER

rom 10 Telegraph and Confederate
rae SOLDIER TO THE CROAKER.
BY I. @.
I, tbis a time, my corpulsnt friend,
WLsn foes thund'ring around
Ars our only duty Is now to defend
70 the last, each foot Of ground
Ia AZ a time, earnestly ask,
IfY glorious work to impede,
BESeirking the patriots manly tssh
For SpsSulstion's greed
'TIE rue know, that you've bSsn taxed
In feeling and property too
And AZ war progressed, the warmer it waxsd
Ths faster your i.os suoILAass ss5alseript men
Ard 2si,.sE-ss ssa2[sss'I IFfyyFfisnnic eepers,
Have scored your name with n dsspots pen
On devils batch OF papers
But till, my friend, yoars alive and well,
ARd thousands Of property own;
At snag frsside with your family dUall-
And yet with q mserly moan,
You Tumble and grOUl, and Tnitls and whine,
Ths war aud It's leaders abuse.
And are ready 70 step Ger the Yankee line
To cure your Confederate blues
Look at ms, my friend for four long years
I've troddsn the warriors track,
And the whole extent Of NY worldly gear
Il the uniform on my back
Don't suTl your lip-I had a home,
And property great IS yourE-
But let that pAss-a soldier TIL roam
Til valor our freedom secures.
And from that home like beasts were driven,
My ehildTen-ny darling wife
But lei it psss-ss Gods in Heaven,
A solder I'll be for life
And 10 listen TO yOl and your sordid dread
Les!yOur wealth you may not keep
"TIg enough 10 stir the bones Of the dead
And make the angels weep
You may go your way--rhen the enemy comes
can guess what You VIII do
You'l bend the knee, hold up your thumbs,
And isin the vandal crew;
And hslrs whole ! ST Of black disasters.
You'll then foTetasts on fArth-
Midst negro peers and Yankee masters,
Yoh'Il live TO curse your birth.
Az for myself, I'll hold 10 the strife
Where'sr stern duty calls
And fssl that cTe stlI more than life,
Whens'sr 4 comrEde falls;
And If ever the zoe should encompass me
And ask my peaceful troth,
III spurn the offer scOTnfully,
And yuy-s -----srsvIls SH'ai
BY the alan ghtered dead Of thousand hsIds
BY oar lsRisn Of manned braves,
BY that heroic hos; whom Gsd ltlll Shslds
From imminent CORY graveE-
That d sth-defying and god-like band,
Who tLT0' battle, blood and mirer
sim sand 10 the Eight for our Southern land,
With hearts and swords Of hCe.
By the widow moau--Oy the orphans tear
By the shTisEs Of helpless maids
BY the burning home s.sads, far aud nesr,
That marx your cowsrdly raids
swear III fRht-if live, I'll ighs
Your hellish hcrdes forever
But bond the knee or surrender the righ.
Never
MACON, Ga, February 20, 1860.
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EVERY RIPTION
100000.
EXTCUTIvE DEPARTMENT Or a
MeufUoT-arw Feb % 11I

EXTCUTIvE DEPARTMENT Or ALA,
Montgomery, Feb p, 1865.
sfE ior sale One Million dollars Of the bonds of be
at Of Alabama Thsss bonds will be Of the demon
EioE q thousand dollars, dated lei Of February,
s. redeenIbls twenty years after date and bearing
per cent interest, payable ssmi-annusly with
upons attached ior Repayment OF the interest
Sealed FIcpOAI will be received 10 the 24,h day Of
trth lee5 The Governor reserving the rgh! 10 reject
any Nds which may not be satisfactory.
Proposals. should be endorsed Bids for Bonds and
aEsssd Executive Department OF Alabama"
TIL. WATTS,
Governor OF AlEbsms.
\, B-NsvIpspsrs published IL the cities Of Mont
asTy, Mobile Selma TuScaIoosa EufaulG, and Co.
isi5I tGS Enquirer will publish to the 2ith March
"a serd rscsipted &C lounssto the Executive Depart
sat for payment with ssopy Of publication
b1.t-.6
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$500 REWARD,

ANAWAf on Monday evening February 2li
nv rsgro 0oy, HENRY. Said boy is Of
cor color, weighs $50 pounds feet high, ks'
~ b-sEy head, and wore light mOustsche wheI
tesu. He wore dark homeEpun pants brown shoI
st and black hat. The above reward will be pais
is delivery n the Mont Eomery jail $3.50 for an,
1uat.Cu leading TO his Tecovery.
il bov WAS bought in Mobile and msy probably
M ses hack 70 that place
P. J. HUETTE.
y utfcEery, Feb. -, l565 mari Sc
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a The Central EH7EiTsT, of she 25i ult.
says We understand that on Friday Lass, three
more men were killed in Shelby county, neal
the dividing line between thst county and Bib
This is eight or nine men that hHve been killed
recently, it is supposed by men c mmsnded by
Captain Blackburn, who are catching ap de
geFters
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a The Missi'sippiaS of the lst states that
owing to the damage Of the railroad bridges
caused by the recent heavy rains, the ears, We
learn, will be unable to run between Sslms and
Meridian for several days. TelegTsphic com
munication between Selma and Meridian, vil
DemopOlis, has been re-ssisblishsd.
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EThs telegraph wire across the AlAbsuls
at Sslma was broken down the other day By
the smoke stacks of the steamer Reindeer A
temporary arrangement was at once made to re-
csivs the news on the other side, until the water
falls and tie damage could be repaired.
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GEN. J0HNsTON,s REPORT

We give his i3cumen: at length ;his morn.
ing. It's Perusal viii furnish the reader 40 An.
shsntic statement Of al the faes connected with
the campaign last summer, beginning Al Dalton
Aoi endjuE-Sith Tie removal OF General J a,
AFl.pt,
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RELI6IOUs NoTICE.-The communion aims
al st. Johns church, this morning, will be sent
to the relief of the sufferers at Columbia s. c.,
and this notice is given that the members of this
congregation may come prepared to contribute
for that purpose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-03-05

RECoGEIuoN.-Ths report of the Queens
speech, al ihe opening OF Parliament, shows
that the South need not expect anything from
England. British humanity has not yet sicken-
ed al the bloodshed in America.
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Notice to Planters.

Ees Post QusrsermAItsr 7th Cong Dist Ala (
OpsliEs, February ;, 1865 :
pl.eEs IN TG1 in Kind for A. D.. 1858 are allowed
- dsys from date of thiE notice to deliver their pro
,r which they are in default The ueceIsitiss oi
t.s vsrnment for the produce are Euch as to war
.-. ts notice and it IE hoped thai sl will promptly
10 z tier ttbss.
JOSEPH FARLEY
Capt and Post =. NJ, eth Cong. Dist, Ala
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n At Selma, on the Ist, the Alabama va,
higher than known before this winter, and wal
rapidly rising.
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n It was reported at Selma, OF the lst, thai
the greE;Sr poTsion of CshswbA was under water
The water was almost ss high as during the
great freshet of 1914, and was still rising.
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NOTICE.

TITLE NEGRO GIBL-v!tbcut good ssns-
-,1psd Al nv residence ca EHyrs street his after
HE ownsr vii please call aud gs' asT 4. once
ayDE MRS. EZELL.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH :. Is65
TO SUBSCRIBERS,

Subscriptions received for iwo month"; ne,
longer A cross mark a pe8ci, indicates "a =,
subscription IS expiring
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Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.

Parties desiring 70 make Is coaIg gansus -ll Do
90 or receive tie hgss.- marx. pr.. FOR a. ,- 80
5sI04 gIng Ericsly 20 alr busiust,
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STOLEN.

a-r ON ~ place, bstWesu Fort Deposit and Green
u r!Vc en the night Of the ljlb Of February, a
MARE, medium s'zs, Eve years old this spring
- o srsn white spot between her eyeI, the only
- L. aboal her. SAs will drop colt In June. I will
- 1900 dollars for any Information l get her.
i fts r. W. SHARP.
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SEGARS !

~ z FLORIDA SEGARs f0r sale in any quantity
ID twenty-five cents ssCh, BY
4 FITZGERALD,
Monroe o.. third door above Po-totnos
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pOrtant TO Hospitals and
Hotel Keepers.

gg-- +. have for sfIe two No. / Cooking Raugea-of
- rery large ESs. Jus. tie article for Hospital
e444S kULGER, HUKILL & CO..
LII A. Exchange Hotel.
- Mobile Register and E7117 iroslsLy papers COPY
ssk ard se1d bi-s 10 B.fat1 81 Co
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#-r non GRArIG-The buildings ar sufficiently
f-.-s o accommodate from two hundred and ffty tt
.g-ra 7undred TtudsntE
Trustees desirouI Of securing the FervicsE o
red soldiers tJtorE c3mpstent 70 Instruct il
-asE nc branches
pspsrf copying the above circular will please for
ropv % Prof W. :. Barton, Mon rg0mery, that
gsd may be kept Of their kiadness in the Archiye
~ College. fsb26 ~
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HOUsa for Rent and FUrRi-
ture for sale.

A CONVENIENT DWLLLiSg HOUSE. s,g-a.a.
"A ing five ro0m5 with all :hs Necessary on tbu.iiars
n dssifsJls 1si ghblrh3 : rent gnsI ;hs 81 ii
October next Gni tt5 .1ai-I-- t1r sac. Tor p4fsu
lars apply 80
ELAS HUNTER i co
magJ-3.@ ". TCl C5umsrcs g.
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s tention Retired Soldiers

-CuDOL has been opened a. Marion, Perry couu.
II - As under the supervision OF the Trustees OF
rd college, for the beneh Of Retired SOLDIER de.
Of educating themselves for future usefulness
FACULTY.
COL II. TALBIRD, D D., President.
A B GOODHUE, A. n, Prof Nsthsmsuct
D. GOODHUE, A B, Tutor.
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WANTED TO RENT

suAlI. COTTAGE .r any ART q be rity " ..1
r. aps Nllr % sh- ~ h-Hss Woe -117els
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The Georgia Legislature,

s,,i;,i II sa,s . Sc. .a7a4i :5sga a: 1uti-
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0nnis, Francis BaiIinger. Thayer & Son, CAas.
Vernon, Thomas Mockabee. street,
1sms. =; W., CMsilsmoEe Mals n street Mr, DSyis, !s,
mrs. Stratton, Mr.. Alden, Mr.. Barnaclo, John
crowley, Thomas Coleman, L. Eckert, q. II.
Dunn. street. John Dudley, W. Berry, o.
Barron, THOMAS King Mr.. Scnwatx, Mr.. Her
Jackson Pumphrey, Mr.. whitson O. Held,
Mr.. Rhinehammer, ]. Ct. Kepler ]. Kyrinrle.
H. Charleston, L. Bacon, q. King, NJ. Meyen-
berg, Mr.. Buckley. Seventh Ward Station.
House, magnificently decorated and illpmi-
nated,) Lewis Button, William Herperth, b.
Nokes, NJ. Pepper, H. jackson, NJ Leesbnre,
Mr. Kneas, u. Foley, Four.and.a a. half Street
Restaurant, Mr.. Earn, M. Cohen, Mr.. McGin-
mis-, + street, Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Fowler, M; j.
Lawrence. Mr.. Mills, Ed. H. Hammersley,
VIM. Leach, NJ. Juhlin. 10th street, l.. Veh-
myer, ]. Braxton, G. He ward, w 20. Cooper, Z.
Webb M. Wheeler, Q. Lubsby E. Lycett MI.
Gait, r: Hughes, Capt. ]. II. Birch, near 10th
Cammack. On Il street, W. Yeatman, M
Braddock, Mr.. Polkinhorn. Mr. Quinn, Mr.
Gibson, DIR Gray and Brothers, very hand
someIy decorated and illuminated,O Mr. Free
man, DR.. Donaldson, J. b. Ellis.
These are but a small portion OF the num-
ber of brilliant illuminations in this par. OF
the city.
THE COLLAPSE
While the illumination was At Its height
large number of the workmen Of the Govern
meIt Repair Shops headed by martial music
and carrying number OF transparencies, one
of which, in a wagon, represented the collapse
ded down the avenue TO Capitol Hill, Justify
cheering several places which were Lighted
up.
The Offices of the STAR, Intelligencer, RepI.bi-
can, ConoTesstondl Globe, Constitutional UHien
and Times were all brilliantly illuminated.
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s E A T O N III A l. l.,
Ninth and D streets.

On TUESDAY EVENING, April 10, 1865,
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
given to
MONS. ALBXANDRE WOLOWsKI,
Pianist and Composer, Member of the Prineipal
Philharmonic Societies, ETC., assisted By
Madame L. GOMEZ Dl wOLOWsKA,
Prima Donna Of the Italian Opers;
the Distinguished Harpist:
Miss II. A. BLOOD.
Miss MARY e. WHEELER,
Miss sARDIUs P. sANDERsON,
MISS EsfELLA NJ. FORREST,
Miss EVA MILLS,
Miss ADLLA HEYMANN,
Miss HERIETTA HEYMANN,
Miss NELLIE M HUTCHINSON.
Mr.. P. l.. MCQUEEN,
Mr.C.WWALKER, Jr.,
Master SEYMOUR HEYMANN,
Pianist and Conductor.
The Magnificent Grand Piano Porte used on this
occasion was manufactured by Steinway & Sons
and kindly loaned by w. G. Metzerott.
Price OF Admission INSTRUMENTATION. One Dollar
Reserved Beats. Fifty Gents Extra
Tickets for sale at W. g. Metzerott's Music
Store. cerner PennsylvAania avenue and lith
street; at John +. Ellis Music Store 800 Pennsyi-
yanis avenue, b. tween 9th and 10th streets, and
only at W. g. Metzerett's Music Store, where the
Diagram of the Hall can be seen.
Doors open at quarter past Z, Concert to com
mence at O'Clock precisely. l4-4t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard =.

FRIDAY EVENING. April Il,
The Anniversary Of Sumter 8 Fall, the Celebra-
iiou of it's Glorious Recapture.
The Gorgeous Play Of
ALADDIN; Oh, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
An Original Patriotic Poem. by MAJOR B. 3.
French, will be read.
The New seng, when Shermsn Marched Down
TO the Sea- will be sung by Miss Efie Germop.
The music by G. Koppitz.
Grand and Brilliant illumination and Maelih-
cent Pyrotecbnic Display.
The interior of the Theater to be feEtooned with
pesutiful Panoramic View of Charleston and
Port Sumter, panied by b. A. Strong.
Remember
ALADDIN: On, THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
with all its Magnificent Surroundings.
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FORD'B NEW fHEATER.
TENTH STREEP, above Pennsylvania Ayen,

BENEFIT and Last Appearance Of
MISS LAURA KEBSE:
THIS Friday EVENING; ApIil u; 1855;
When she viii Appear AZ EleksNoE TRENCH
ARD, in the celebrated comedy Of
THE AMERICAN COUSIN,
from the original m manuscript by'Tom Taylor. as'
played at Laura Keene's Thester' New York. for
She viii IVoSz be sHppRaERtTSd by MocoLLUh
To, morrow, Benefit of MISS JEANNE 6OUR-
LAY, when will be presented iss shs great drama.
spd Southern Homes, entitled THE OCTOReON.
The talented young tragedian.
EDWIN ADAMb.
IsengaRed for twelve nights only, and will pear
on MONDAY, April II,
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GROWERS THEArER.

FRIDAY EVENING, APRILI
GRAND ILLUMINATION
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
The Spectaclee
ALADDIN; o. THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Patriotic Poem by
MAJOR B. B. FRENCH,
to be deliv vered by
LADY OF WAsHINGTON
sHERMAN's MARCH TO THE SEA, (SongJ
MUSIC BY KOPPITZ.
AND OTHER EXTRA ATTRACTIONS.
GROWERS THEATER.
FRIDAY, APRIL IA.
apl2 st REMEMBER FORT sUMTERI
WASHINGTON THEATER, corner of llth and
w G sts.-For nine nights only, commencing
MfNsTkELs. BRASS Band 1Si AM AND suRhEsoui
OPERA TROUPE, twenty artists; the only and
original Meniter Ironclads;'' the elite Of the
profession, whose performsnce. have been the
theme and admiration for the last three years
from Maine to Missouri; introducing their great
Original Programme, not yet !. pirateda 5y the
80 cts ;Orchestra Chairs, 10 cts. ap L 6tt
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-04-05

Observation-Disclosures CcTPdsa,h;s,,s'
AMERICA. Augustus aiA
volume, just published in England,
entitled any Diary in America in
the Midst Of War;" has the following
PASSAGE:
You (Americans) from Chicago TO
Cape Cod, from Nevada to Nantucket
speak very nearly the same pronunci-
alton. We speak fifty different dia-
lects--N orthumbrian, Lancastrinn,
Cambrian, Phoenician, Erse, Cockney
que sais jei Some Of us lisp, some
of us drawl, and some of US stutter,
and many Of us hem and haw, and a
great many of us clap on the HIS
where they should be left off We
nro always speaking, and yet we speak
badly. Our philosophical doctors dis
agree. We havo no academy thank
Heaven) and no dictionary; that is to
say, we have hundred, but do not
accept of any as final authority. In
pronunciation, Oxford is at war with
Cambridge, Dublin with both, and
Edinburg with all. The forum and
the bar, the pulpit and the stage, arc
in virulent antagonism, one paper
calls Bishops domain "diocess,"
another diocess;" and between AL
ford and Moon tho Queens English
and the Deans English--it is difficult
10 choose. lt4
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-04-05

WOMEN OF Fashions REpukED. st.
Jerome, in one of his sermons, gave
a rebuke to the fashionable women of
his day, which seems so appropos to
those Of our own that we give it cir
culation -
'Ah! shall / tell you who are the
women that scandalize Christians?--
They are those who daub their cheeks
with red, and their eyes with black
those who plaster their faces to white
to be human, reminding us of idols
those who cannot shed tear without
its tracing its furrow on the painted
surface of their faces those whose
ripe years fail to teach them that they
are growing Old those whose head
dresses are made up of other peoples
hair-those who chalk wrinkles into
counterfeit presentments of youth,
and those who affect the demeanor oil
bashful maidens in tho presence Of
troops Of grandchildren"