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R@PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tns PfOpiietorh Of the New York MUSEUM OF Anst-
omy nave determined, regardless Of sxpst se to is
sue r'e ltor the benert OF suffering humsuity, ana
esuag and instructive Lectures on Mari ge and us
disgualihestions, HeTSoUs and PHI seal Dsbflity,
Prtmst1re decline Of Manhood, Indie esstion, eak.
ness or DEPRESSION, ImpOiency, Less o. Energy and
Manly Pogeri the great SoGsl Evil, and those
halaii which result from youthful fJilies, ex-
oessss OF maturity, and ignoranos Of PhysioIssy
and laws CT NATURE
These invaluable Lectures have besn the means
Ct enlighteniDg and saving thorssnds, ond will be
forwarded ftos. receipt Of fur Etsmps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Zussum ofAnst-
omy and Medicine, 6ls BIoadWsy, New York.
fsbI5.Rg
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psffaI 8atifss,
e MANHOOD AND NE YIGOR

~ 1ANHOOD AND THE V1GOR
OF YOUTH his TOR cd Ia four weeks, by Or.
RieOrd's ESSESCE OF LIFE. DR.. Bicord (5f Pa
r'sl has Appointed an Agent in New York for the
sale Of his hfghiy-pnE5d Z stnee Of Life. his
wOnserIul agent will restore manrood to ths rnott
bbatt-fsl eoestitutons IN four weeks, and II used
soeotdng to printed inltruetions, hiure Is in pos
slble. success. in every case, is certain.
Or. Kic0rd's Essenee OF Life Is cold ia cssey vita
full instrueons for use, at 49, or four quantities
IN one Tor y, and will 30 sent 70 any part careful-
ly packed receipt Of remittance 20 bis acsredt-
cd agent. Circular ssnt free on rec sipt Of fear
ttsmrs PHILIP ROLAsD,
4.l brooue street, one door west OF Bro ,dVsy,
fehlt.Rt Naur VarI-
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RICHMOND, VA,
September, 10, 1864.
DEAR SIR Your letter Of the 3Ist inst,
was received to-day. Your appointment
has been made, and the commission sent
to Madison, Georgia. It is difficult to form
any opinion as to prospects before US. It
IS very apparent tnat the people in both
sections of the late Union earnestly desire
peace, and that the principal difficulty lies
| In the settlement of the terms. The senti-
ment Of the Northern people in favor of q
| restoration of the Union has been constant
~ growing, especially among the better
classes of the population They have dis
covered that alone they will be the victims
of turbulent Democracy who have no
control over themselves, and will exact no
responsibility from their leaders as rulers.
They are not willing to rely upon their
own capacity to govern themselves. With
Union this Glass would make peace on
any terms, and would modify their Con-
stltutipn tC meet our views. But this is
not the governing class at the North, and
I do not see that any modification of
their Constitution can be made nor how
any guarantees can be given. Any peace
Uu bIo bcEAua Vi OulOu Will uhV6 10 De
made on theterms Of their present Union.
No administration st the North can offer
more or could fulfill any agreement to do
more. The issue, therefore, that is pre-
sented 10 us, is to return to the conditions
Of 1860, or Independence. In my judg-
ment al discussion of the question in any
other form is a useless, if not pernicious
discussion. do not think that any con-
siderable party at the North is prepared |
to adopt the alternative we propose, and |
no considerable party at the South is pre- |
pared to sdoTt the alternative proposed |
by our enemies. I am not, therefore, yet |
hopeful of pesce. But events seem 70 be |
onward toward termination of /
the wsr, and in the termination of the war
s solution Of the terms of settlement must
take place. I do not venture to predict
what that settlement will be. A civil COM
motion at the North defeats of our ar
Of the northern armies-will
affect these. None can decide when any
1f these events may occur. fear that my
answer will not be very satisfactory. But
cannot rednce the question Of peace to
he category of the ''HOw"
Respectfully yours,
j. a. CAMPBELL.
Mr.. JoEL a. BELLUs.
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BKLIIs sPEOIFIO PILIs-WAB

RAhfED IL ALL OAgEs.-Osn h relied
bsEer iah 70 ourel Do not nazssAtol Are spes6
IN aoticni 10 ohangs Of diet reqairodl D. rot IL
tsTIeEo vita business purEuitsl OAR BE- uBod with.
Gus 0steotioni Upward Of 300 cares the past month
tome of then very severe cases. Over one hun
trsd Physicians have 1Eed them IN their prEs-
tr5, and speak wen Ct their sf7oagy, and eppr0ye
of their oonPoaition, which h entirety VegeEab bic.
tzd harmless On t1e sygtgn. Hundreds Of oexfil,
tatss can be shown. Bells Specific Pills ara a.
original sad only sc2aine Specific PHI. They an
tdfPted for maie ard female, oldor young, ans
The only reliable remedy for efooiing a Dsrmsd
nent and tpeedy cure IN al oesss Of spsrnatorThsa-
5r Seminal Neaknosss With sil its trains OF evils
tEoh - Ursthrel and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions In
tCnti1enoe, Genital Debility and irritability, In.
potency, Weakness or loas Of Power, EsrTous De-
biity, 1c-1 &o ell Of which arise principally fro
Sexual Exoesses or Self Abuse, or some oonEtitu-
iioRsi esrsRgsnent and inoapacitates she sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In al
sexual diseases a. GonorheA, elect and Structures,
Donsuiting Physician for the treatment Ct Seminal
Urinary, kexual, and Nervous DSssgee, who Will
sends iree g all the following valuzble work, q
sealed enKelope.
Tu FIFTIETH THoUskED.-Dr. Bells Treatise %
eslf Abuee, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Eighty Emissions, Genital Debility, &o. &C.,
pamphlet Of e. pages, containing Important al.
vice 20 the ainisted, and which should be read / u
gyery sufferer the means Of cure in the BsTersss
stages is plhinif set forth. Two stsmps required
20 pay DostAgs- IulTal: R5;mc.W. .tri&HT
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81 Dr. R.G0ODALE'S
~ CATARRH
e RE DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Ia penetrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible d ease, and exterminates it, root and
branch, forever.
II removes all the WFetehed symp-
toms Of this Ioathesome malady, and aveTts con-
sumption.
1t cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
If alIeviafes more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
II Is noted for curing the most hope.
less cases that every known means failed in.
II cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarIh, OF the most obstinate and violent types.
NO form of Catarrh or noises in the
cad can re2ist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's CafRrrh Remedy Is q
harmless liquid IL hale1 from ths palm Of the hand.
DIR. x. 6OOdaIe is known throughout
the country the Au hor Of the only True Tb CO.
~ Of CRisTTh ever published Where its Origin
What its RaVsges-MOde Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Cafarrh
should be read by every one. It can be obtained st
oar nearest Agency, or By sending postage stamp
to cur ONCE.
Price 81 90. Send q stamp for pan phlet.
NORTON 8 CO., Sole Ag'ts, 75 Blocker st., N. 7.
polt by G. ". CLARK. Clevflsnd. febs:B3
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ISAAC A. IEAACE UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Oelebrated Sew.
ing Machines, stOrr's Automaton Freeman,
and stronE's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-stF,
~ Look ont for the Gisnts.Ta dec2I
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Hsr-
ysg's Female Pills nave yes failed IN remoy.
tlg difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop.
page Of naturos In restoring the syEtsm to Per.
cot health when suffering from Spinal Affections
Erolepsu6, Uteri, the Whites, OF other weakness
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
lisa on the constitution, and may be taken b. the
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ia1e time they aot Ike . charm by strengthening,
ipWgosating and restoring the syatem 70 health
condition, end b. bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, no matter from what causes the
1nstruetion may ariss. They should, however, EoI
Be taken during the hr5t three months ef pregnAn-
81, though safs at any ether tins, as miEcArTlsgs
would be the result.
: Each box contains 90 pills. Prios o.
Or. HAREETs TRnATIsn on Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy, higoaTriAze, BaTTe8hess, sterility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatiosl-
y the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphie.
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auired TO pay postage.
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}. BRYAN, n. D., General Agsus
no. 76 Cedar st., EeW York.
- sold By al the principal Druggists.
q " CLARK DTuggiEt, Agent lcr Cleveland.
fulV2l RIM y -EAUV
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RHYsTOIANg PRESCRIPTIONS.-

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS-
il The dispensstion Of PhYsicisns' Prescriptions
slWay6 receives at our hands that care and atten-
ton which their importance demands, ard mono
but articles Of most unsxceptionable quality are
used in their preparation.
Physicians Who conhde their Prescriptions to
CIR care, are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
janST No. 126 0ntar CstIest.
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M. Old EYES MADE NEW

pamphlet directing how TO speedily restore
Eight and give up speotaoes without aid Of doctor
OF medieene-sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
esnts. Address E. B. FOoTE, NJ. D..
febl4: R3dSW 1l3O Broadway New York
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BaHspra.
IGS AND HAIR WORA.

WIGS AND HAIR WoRA.
VII. D F'S NEW KSfABLISINEEf,
THE LARGEST n TEE sfAIAi
1B UIl aANHn Aa0 lDlES HAlA DhEsSll
ES PUEBLO soUkBE.
aAAnafAssarar Of ~ kinds ef WIGS inoiadIlE
ths oslsbrAtsd
TLLUsIoN WIG, az
that 30 resembles nature e. 10 defy the 6iossIt
scrutiny. very large and beautiful stock of
LONG HAIR, (broaght By the proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRAIDS-ths aneIt
assortmeat ever seen in this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half.WigB,
In sVsEy styls, with sH lmpF0Tsnsnss
EETS OF OUBLs, nads hom Frsnoh Hasursi
Carried Hair tguAraltssd.)
WUeEHI DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWA
WATERFALLS, &C.,
fGads By the advertiser, equal 70 tho1o lmporlod.
Ladie8' BrAids made into any hnd Of HoAd-Drrll
CT Bow without iEiary TO Switch.
LADIES HAIR DREssIHG n ths mos1 prSsAl
hgAna fAIhionAbls gtylsl.
80-Al work warranted e represented
HOT aDd GOLD BATHS 81 an h0ur1- dsG8
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An persons purchasing $40 90 worth of Good,
will bs entitled to draw one Of the above elfts;
$40 90 worth, two Gifts, and 80 on.
0UR STOCK contains Full Assortment of all
kinds Of Dry Goods, and will be sold as low as ct
any Dry Goods House in Ohio.
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UUnNEUIIUH8i
shelhy-5AnduEky, MEnG1ald 3 Newark RsEiFoed 4
asnSaald, Nj Vernon, Newark, zansITf1s,
&C.
OEsItline-PittsburEh, Fort WAyns OhioAEo Fan.
Eoads Aore8ss Upper SAndusky, Delpho5, Lima,
Tort WaYnsI LaPorte. chicago, 40, West and
East for Man1neld, Wooster, MaBIllon. &C.
Grafton and eellafontAine Railroad Line, ioF Haror
Bellsiontainss sidney, Urinn, Auneis, Indian
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &o.
DelBWAre-With Springfield Branch for 6prinEdsld.
ColuMous-Llttls Miami Columbus, and Xania
Railroad, FOR 2snia, Dayton, 1ndiAnaPolis,
1erre Hauto. Sc. Louis, Morrow, L0VslAnd, and
Cincinnati and with the Ohio And MisIiIIirTE
ksliroad at Cincinnati for LouisVills. EYanl-
VIE, Uairos ss. Louils and Al points On ~
Ohio RiFeT.
Columbus-Oentral Ohio BAElroad IbF Newark, zansss
vile, Wheeling, &c.i Columbus, Plqua . In
diana kailroad for PiquA, Urbana, An.
sB-For Tickets TO AL potnz and Information apFly
ct the Passenger Station, and at uni0n Ticket Oio5
l47 Superior street. y. B, FLINT,
Cleveland. Oct. u. i8S1. euDcrinfsndsnt.
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WHITE ARRAHaElIMz. ps.-s,

lS64-t. WLATER ARRAHGEMAh1s E54-Ss
On and AftsF Monday, Oct. slst, lssI, PazsnQsF
Trains VII Leave Cleveland - folOWI l5andaJI a.
$40 A. M.-5HI6AGO HxFREss.-stops ss Bsr.s.
Grafton, 0bsritn, Wakeman, Norgalk, Monroes
vile, Bellevue, Clyds, Fremont and HmoFa.
and arrives at Toledo at i2.t5 ?. Il, Chtesro a
He 0 P. y, ard Detroit 20 P.M.
1il0 r. M.-MESTERH HAIL.-Stopg at al ltatioaI
on Southern Division, and arrives Is Tolsdo e
Is3P. III Chicago at IS A. \. and Detroit Is
$40 P. M.-HORTHERH MAIL.-Sbops at an M
tons on AorthsTn Division, and arrives at Sans
dugky ct 7:l0P. n.
Oae p. M.-HIGHT EXPRESB.-Stopa Is aFafu1 Z
horwAlk, nonroeEiIle, Clyde and Fromont, and
arrives at Toisdc ct 7s35 A. n; ObioaEo e In
?. n. and Detroit at 800 A. \.
CONNECTIONS,
Connections are made At MonroeTIllo with ths Enns
dusky, ManHheld B Newark r. &; ct Olyco with ne
SAndGsky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati r. B.; at Eramont
with the Fremont Indiana b. B. and at Tolod6
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana anf
Toledo Wabash Railroads for chicago, Dstroft
jackson. lo1t MAEno, Lozangport, Lafaystta Oaira,
Alton, st. Lozil. and AI points Wogt, Northwest au1
southwest. -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland NON Toledo and -
West g 9:29 A. K 2;s6 ?. ~ and $50 ?. 4. HrpB
bsnduskJ et 9:l5 A. IA D. BUCKLE BuB't.
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DAILY LEADER.

Intercepted Letter Of John A. Camp.
beII-His Views on Peace Last Sep
fprnhar
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2gsf. @fEIfg GIsae. GablE.
1876. Winter Arrangements 1S6l-s.
ROR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF HAEhR,
AT EHR
OLRVKLAHD POST-OFFIOR

coNKEHoIHe NosDAT. ooroBER SIsT, 1854.
- Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains. +.
~ All Malls oIoss one hour bsfors departure
trains. R."
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CONFEDERATE SrATEs OF AMERICA, !
WAR DEPARTMENT, RICHMOND, VA, !
Snrntanhar Ia 1874
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T1BVxLAND ) ERlS RaIIRo1Ds
8. WmTAE AzRAsaulur.


Il - 8AsA9 4aA4Al104gI
1855. WHITE ARRAHGuIHF. ~
On "a ai.sE Monday, Oct. llIt, lss4. P..unrs
Trains VII run e ioliow8s EundeyI SrooDtsdlf
LEAVE OLEVELAHD;
as5a. A. M.-DAY ExPRE6S TRAIH-stoe-ina A
WulOughby, Pains5TiIle. Madison, Gon11S u -.
tsbulA, Oonneaus and 0irArd only, and aFfivs =
Arts q l:7o P. H. Dunkirk SsE5 ;. H. BuIalo
as ?. M--CIHOIHHATI MxPKEss-stoyPinRs ss
Eanesyile, Aahtabula and GirArd only, ald are
~ ~ ~ Grase 20 P H. Dunktrk S:s 2. ~ Buts
$50 d; NAIL AND AOOOEIIEoDATFOH-
5.ssF s1s q st Al stations and arEiys e Eris 81
300 7. Knight EXPRESS FRATE-skou-iar, A
sir s11sss VIE ~ A1ntaoula and elrard only, and
= 5asIlsoSs - II-flo Is $50 A. H, pulkiFf Bsl
hzAV1 ERIE,
as Girard, AahtabpIa AID Paine1Tiiie 5,f2s ~
arrive as Cleveland At 20 4 q,
6:l5l A. Il. : HAIL AND ACOohlTODAFToE.
TkAIH7ssogPlog at an Siations aHd ann Il
. - Slsyeiand g l9:zg a. =.
l0i5 A. h.-TOLEDO -StoPPlng e an
gtatisaB except SWanEfils, eaybrook, 0nio1VTiS
Perry, Mentor and WiekliGs, and Arrives a .
5s35 P. A.-DAF E1PBHSs FRAIH-stopring q 6
ClFard, Ocnneaut, Ashtabnla, Geneva Psflal-
vile only, md arrives In Cleveland at % 2. H.
second ClAss Cars ars run On Al hTelSn
An the trains RoIng westward connect ss clsvslaa.
VITA trains kor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cfnetn-
rsi5s i1911anssos Io1 ST Loud. c snd ~ tsESqss
rA-n5 2L tae New York 3 Ers BatlToads and g B1f
~ Vim tno9e OF tho E0W York Central = B1lalo .
sss ss' req w ke4lrO1ds for HsE YoEks AlbaPE
~ TIE Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad
- Day Express, Eat and West, connects Ss
OF AinesViuss MsadYilie, Jamestown, -.
81. EOTTITfHArT. RrDsl
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A single Bottle viii last q s7Ontl1-GO
be used three times q Day.
, 1865-01-22

Telegraph office Was the center Of cxcitement. ,
an9 fne fattatnK point Gt the ssveral staua- !
pedes that occnrree The liveltest scattefmenK
vas On Friday night. In the back room Of
IRE, and discussing the situation, we're he
operator, post commandant and q number nf
the honorable and respectable members of ,1s
nOsyka News Club" The particular snbiecf:
under. discussion WAS the general NERVOUSNESS
of TIE, community, and the ease With which :
deed, Lieutenant B had suggested what ::
good idea it'would be for some one to gal-
1op bis horse through the town, and drr d
shot or two as he rode, IN order to see the ma.
tivcs get up and skedaddle, when = clatterins
q hoI Ises; feet :was heard, and Dr; Mo
In. pop.eyed, and said, in a low voice, *Get
out 9niek-the Yankees arc At the door!n' II
that party had been discharged out Of o NOR
tar, tbelr. banithment could not have been
more euddeu OF. complete
They .bolted out. at the .nack-door like
drove OF mad buhaloes, and went charging
over the back-fcnccs for the woods. They
had some SIX or eight high hoard md pal3nr
fences to get over, and the way they did It
wasA caution to tom. cats. It Is stated as an
actual tact, that IN their fight, they scared
years growth. (The dead calf VIVA tho prop . =
erly Of Mr.. Mlchael Hart, Well.known and
respected citizen Of Osykn, mud tho stuntcd
cali belongs to Mr. Adds, the worthy Post
1uaster, to either or which gentlemen any
one 'nay wfite who doubt this statemcut.)
Ih t9R Hocsa sos' sn ns seefatsa f ted aana s
when they reached thu friendly shades OF tue
swamps. :vouched for Tho Enagnlaccnce Of
thctr :negir over tho fences. The Lieutcn.
ant who had suggested The plan for soaring
tho town, dldn'E consider tic swamp snfe,
mud wne for swimming the Tangipalo river
, 1865-01-22

The correspondent Of tho aioble,Adsxrttstr,
describing the CONSERVATION caused BY Gen.
Davidson's rnldcrs, eays; Taneipaho, Ala-
buma, nj first fit fierce and defiant, under
.stS5s" encampea ut That place: ,{Pump pktu
Studs Is tho vernacular for militia and re-
scryes in this country.). The few that had
guns were sent out on picket duty those that
hadn't remained to keep up tie courage of
alarms come 10 the big scare Of Wednesday,
midnight: The picket guard on one Of the
reads tired their guns at some harmless, If not
imaginary; thing In the da1ksnnd gallopcd In
to tt;wn with the report fhat the .Federals
were right behind them:22 II Q mine Lad ex-
pioled beneath the 'town the Settlement
could not have been greater. In about thir-
--ty-dye seconds there mas not pumpkin stud
In the town; and very few others. fmust ex-
cept few officers who remained behind in
fiantlc endeavors to- rally: tho flying studs.
One man Jumped from second story gallery,
and knocked away post from under said GAL
ierr in thc violence Of his start for thc ssFamp:
a recruiting officer stopping; In the town IN:
dcrtook to bride buggy, which IN the dark
ness he mistook for bis horse; f1ndinE the an.
ima1 at last, and jumping fer the saddle, be
Tie eve Of getting married, run out Of one Of
his boots, and next day, In company with his
intended, went up the road With one torn
boot and an embroidered slipper. "A captain
en-route for Mobile took to the swamp and
re%:ipsa W.dsa ~ Srana6 Tie better to oud
Pursuit; .he heard q report Of firearms, and;
soon pffer That he was frightened by an aC.
1lighted soldier who Jumped into the branch
inst ahead of him. II; surrender" shouted
!he Captain taking te2 fe'iew so;s t1r Yankee.
ing the Captains personal pronoun, and mis-
taxing him for an officer In pursuit., he himself.
icing an: escaped deserter~ from the guard
, 1865-01-22
Qbifoa0 QriL n,!ex:
SUNDAY, JANUARY Z: :: 1866.


"LEITERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED in tho
Post Onlcc at Chteaeo. State OF ILLINOIS, on aa1st
%@To o5sain any Of tbr.e 1otte-s. tho app1i.
can't must call for 'ADvxA-1skD LErTnns, givo tho
datc Of thta l1st gad pay ono eo,t for advertising
Will be rent to tho Dead Letter Office.
ar Letters arc not advertised until they havo
II. DIRECT letters plainly to tho street and
number Al well ~ tho Post Olacn aud State
ttR HEAD 1cttcts with the wrtter'a Posr 0171ur
and SrAT1, srnzkz and NuHnx1s, Sign them plainly
With full name, and request the answers to ho al:
ractcd accordingly. -
III. Letters to ttrangcrs or transient visitors in
town OF city. whose speeinl address may be IN.
known, should be marked, In the lower loft-haad
corner, with sAe wonl Tfansiont+'
~. Place The postage. srANP on tho UPPER
alonr.nAKp corner, snd LEAvE srAon between the
stamp and direction for PosT-NARK1NG without In
torfcTing with tho writing.
IN. B.-A REQUEST tot the RETURN OF a
letter to the writer, ii unclaimed within 80 days or
les. written Or printed with the writas'e MAxH,
posr OrTloE and STATk, acr0as the lcfthanA cnd
OF The envelope, on tho face side, Will be complied
whcn tho fcttcr Ia delivered to tho WrltGr.Sec.
u Law OF 1SG3."
, 1865-01-22
E1n nNrrxv. sNnrrr n1N Dr~has y .

Sherry, Terry nnd Porter. :: ::
: Ptivato Mi1es oTRe,1ly perperates tho following
~ tho capture Of Fort Flsher: :.l-,. 81. :.
- Let Us drink in golden sherry. -. --~e-;.
AZ We glt have drank before,
\: Let ~ drink to 9eneEaiTerfy. r. !. ~
~ Long OF head and body-yery:
. To our ozen, dear Alfred Terry y
.,:,:of the old Tenth Army CorpsI-------
r. Mittng drinks is dangefous-yefy.
:... Bringing headaches Va deplors: J..
= BIT 70 Porter, feeling merry,. -, -
We drink deep IN golden ehesry, :: -
Be il l1ng ere Charon.s whcrrY- i"c =: !
!. 81. That rim Admiral ferries o'art.:: '.'
~ Fill to Porter and to Terry, } !: (. l.
They arc uaucs TINT We adore;
: From tsonna ctfcnt to Kerry, -. :,
,". Some in gr0g Ind some In sherry, ID.
"i"To The Admiral and to Terry
RI Deep libattops let Us pour! H.. ::
~; Bring tho picks, aud let rs bury :; :
&, .on'NcW Eunlant's rugged shore,
. :. =. General Bntler. who u verJ
=. r. Far ff0M feeling extrn merry,
f.. =. or the old Tenth Army coips'. :.
Mr. unco1r, who is very :,
!, Deeply .kll!ed in elaastes lore, - =: +.
.. ia dcyotcd to his s.Terry''-
,-r Ii,s "Terentfua Afer," vary;
~ But We better like All Terry i!
OF TIE old Tenth Army Corps - :