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e~13T@ UNION BENEv0LE Vt TAssOCIATION-
~ Founded 1631-"Al fnstitU ion ror the En-
coUro0tD1ent OF Industry, Me suppression OF PrvDer
Poor AT the annual meeting held tuesday Octo.
Der 16 1856 at the rooms the Society N WI corner
OF Sev, nth and SAMSON streets the following Qente-
men were duly elected officers and managers for the
ensuing yeRr:-
PTesdent-Samuel II Perkins.
Vice-PIegden,s- Richard d. Wood, j. Fisher
Leaning
Treasuror-E Edmund Wilcox. No. AGA Chestnut
street
Corresponding Sectetarv-L. Montgomery Bond
Recording Secretary-John II. Atwood.
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PLANKETS, ENTIRELY CLEAN AND PER-
ID iect in every respect at less price than they can
possibly be bought in Phadelphla.-We feel entirely
sure In saying TO our customers that this stock Of
Blankets is below com petition, and invite CONN arsOn
Of price with other stores We are selling first rate
1914 Blanket for $3.50 per pair. We offer Blanket AT
se per pair that we sold before the wsr at this price
We offer Blanket $40 per pair that we sold last year
tor oyer S2O You ind any quality OF anket YOU
wish D this stock GREY Blankets SO Ger pair; Light
Grey or rab Blanke s. cradle and Orb Blankets:
Ironing blankets S-lb Com'OrtnOes S3 each Sore
keepers Hotels and Institutions supplied at less than
wholesale prices X. ID a W. H. PEkNELL, 40. lei
harAel sueetrg.l .i.U..N Ggo. t.N 1921
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Contlih uilons both in money and ma ater1as thanx-
fully received at the Office of the Society, n. W
c. rner cf seventh and SAMSON streets, by the
street. ii wfmRt
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79-C KRfE1uoFF Quebec Size Ike.
The Canada squaw.
soc. HoGuEr, Berlin. Water Color Drawing.
Old Mlt at Haarlaem.
SIC. noeUET Berlin. Water Color Drawing.
Under Weigh.
s2-Niss MARY SMITH, Philadelphia. Sz) 9x22.
At Breakfast.
So XANTHUs SMITH, Philadelphia Size 65x101.
SpIing, Montgomery County.
s4-XANruUs SMITH, Phiade phia Companion.
0'No OsAiO'' Harvest Time.
Sc HoGUET, Berlin. Size 1Oxl4.
Rocks of Dltppe
s6-HUBBARD, Lone on. w ie Coor Drawing.
Size 16Xl2.
The Stepping Stones.
SC. AoaUEr, BERN Size 19x14
The Fish Market at Lyons.
Sc HoGULT. Berlin. Compamon. SIZE 1914
market Day al Unent.
SC KR1EGHoFF Quebec. Size l5x1s.
Chippewa lLd.ans Ho ding Council
9O-H LLwIs Dusseldorf. s re 25x37.
View ia WestphaIia.
91-G ENe1EHARDT. Berlin. Size 16x22.
View OF Lake Lucerne
CIV. I. VAN STARKENBURGH Amsterdam.
Chickens IN wheatfeld, Out Foraginq."
93-J. N. t. VAN STARKEEBURGH, Dusseldorf.
View of Derwcnt Water.
94-KLoMBECK, Munich. Siz 29x40
Winter ear Amsterdam.
o. KLoMBEoK, Munich. Size 29X40
summer IN FontalLebeu.
&C HERTEL, Dusseldorf. Siz, 2SX23.
Stoeu f.
97-LITsCHAUER, Dusseldorf. size 23x19.
TIE UIlucGy Number, l3.
s. LAURENT DE BEUL, Brussels. Size 25x3l
he Shepheruess and her FLOCK.
99-J ". LIHDLER Dusseldo. T. Size 35x49
The Wengern APPS.
1OO-N. L, SoNNTAG, New YorR. S ze $685.
Cannon houn am, ~ IL.
1OI-GEoRGE dETzEL, Pltsburg Size 30x45.
summer III the ores pi Western PehnsylVaGia
1C2-E. Bosch Dusse dorf SIZE 3lx26
Little Red Riding Hood.
lC3-C h oGVLT Berlin. Size 1886.
souvenir OF Normandy.
1O4-R ZIMMERMANN, Dussl dorf. Size 31x33.
The kOad-uo Inn i'll Winters NOrm.
lO5-H. sALENTIN, Dusseldorf Size 30X37.
lhe Return from the Archery.
1O6- q. BERzoo. dusseldorf Size 42x3o.
Norwegian Glacier
1C7-llIDnEMANN, Dusseldorf. Size 31x99.
1he Doub tu Customer.
1O8-n WERNER, Dusse' dorf. Size 23x2S.
Helping Little Sister.
lO9-G ENGELHARDT Berlin. Size 26IX3S.
The Schmalzerthal, Tyroi.
HOG ENaELHARDT, Berlin. Size 26lxSS.
Tue Valley OF the Oetz.
lll-C IAscH Dusseldorf. Size % 4X22l.
Behind the Mill.
112-w It. VAN STARKEsBURaH, Amsterdam
Size 36x50
View IN Thuringen, with Castle.
ls-w, +. VAN sTARKnNDuRaH, Am'terda n
Size 3626D. ..,.- ...,..
ReIuTn Of the Drove-VIew near the Hague.
ll4-E MORAN, Philadelphia. Size 8OX45.
View of BordI0rne Castle.
l16-W. SHERIDAN YoUNG, Philadelphia. Sizt
Lake ofthe -Four Cantons, after Richardson.
| I16--W MEYERHRIA, Berlin. Size 2SX35.
The Port of BIuges.
1lT-CARL BOXER, Dusseldorf. Size 24lx30.
The Puzzled Policeman.
1ls-RAUL WEBER, Darmstadt Size 19x26.
ocene in KuruesseR, Germany.
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3e--IIIIsx ikT "A RoNNER, Brussels Size 1Sx1I.
Tne Iincess' Pets.
40-DE HtuvEL Berlin. size 1925.
teeCing the rabbits, tIerman Interior.
4l--C BusER, dusseldorf Size 22Bx17.
N Flower Glrt
&C I osTR DUEeldorf sze 22Jx17.
he Little Mix Dea'er.
43-SoNDERMAN Dusseldorf, Size 19x15.
Paving in the Sun.
4--W. MEYEBHEIM, Berlin Size 26x2S.
Dutch Port on the RnHle.
45- W. MEYERHEIM Berlin. Size 27x3S
View of Brusse S.
46-JULIUs HUBNER Dusseldorf Size 25X3I
The UnwelcOme Smtor.
E-DELMANs DEMAERrELAERE, Brussels
size 2SA24.
The Edge of the Woods.
4e-PAUL WTBER larmstadt Size 24x29
Coming from Church, AuerOacn.
49--G. ENGILHARDT, BerIn. size 4sx4O.
The Ze 10 gund III Il c AOs.
5O-G. ENGELHATDT. Berlin. ~lze 48x4O.
The WlnCerstal Alps.
61-BAUMGARTNER, Munich. ~lze 3jX28.
q The rusty Sent'neI.
52.-IiILLEMACHER, Paris, Size 20x25
The Happy Mother.
59-BLLEMNoHliR, Paris Size 2lx25, Companion.
Chiloren's sports, BoIs de Boulogne
54-SUHIToT, Munich. Size 39X30.
ON the Borders of Como.
55-J. G. FALooNER, Il. Ii. A, Philadelphia, Siz,
harvesting IN Glen Mesh, County Donegal Ireland.
East Ely , on the Nose le.
57r-RUssBLL SMITH Phi adepha. Size 3ox50.
O'spee Valev, White fountains.
IS EDMUND ID. LEWIS, Philade phla. Size IL 1x60
Valley and rails OF The Amon0osack River.
59-W. T. VAN STARKSNBuReH Amsterdam.
View on the Hudson River.
G0-CARI. BOXER Dusseldorf. SIZE 29x23.
Preparing DnueI.
6l-SIM1rIER, Aschafenburg. Size 19x18.
The Uu ucky Shot.
62-SMnLER, AschafFenborg. Size 2lx16I
Ihe " aNchful Hunter,
c. HERMANN .hAURFMAN, BerlIB. Size 22x3l
Winter IN the Woods.
64-HxNRIETTA RoNNER, Brussels, Size 22x34.
Tired out.
65-VoLTz, MUnicn. Size 3lx3O
Leading Catue 10 Wafer
66-PTof. RUDOLPH JORDAN. Dusseldorf Size
%X,6
The Proposal of Marriage.
-VENDEvENTER Amsterdam. Size lSx3l.
HARVESTING III Holland.
&C. TRIKBEL Berlin.
Inc Achensee in the Tyrol.
&C. HoGUET Berlin. Size 35S56.
OF Brest-The Light.
7O-C LAscH, Dusseldorf Size 27x32
The Future Daughterinlaw.
7l-Prof r. JORDAN Dusseldorf Size 22xIs.
he First VISIT to the Clergyman.
72-MEYER Won BREMEN Size 17xl4
Coming from Market.
T3-BRUCKL, Nun ch. Size 34X29.
lhe First Cigarg after kretzmar
74-VERoN Paris Size 25x2l
The Forest of FOntalnebeu.
7o-W. L SoNNTAG New York size 7xIl.
View III Shenandoah Valley,
&c. KRmGHoFF Quebec. SIZE Ike
Tho Indian Hunter.
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119-CARABAIN, Brussels. Size 34x27.
.tf Street in Brussels
2O-LITsCuAUFR, Dusseldorf. Size 28x32.
The Artists Studio.
l21-GEsEIscHAP, Berlin. Size 21x15.
Interior of Church at Llege-Vespers.
l22-F. w1EscHE1BR1NcK Dusseldorf. Size 23x18.
Teaching the Tune.
12s-PAuL WEBER, Darmstadt Size 27A2!.
Old Mill at Auertach, Germany.
zap. LFRAY, Paris. Size 1sx22
The Morning after the Carousal.
126-scHoN Dusseldorf. Size 27x82.
1he ruant-IyIolean school.
120-J. N. 4. VAN sTARKENBURGH, Dusseldorf
lke Valley of the Aar, with Rhinehlrtsbrunn
127-l4. ENGLEMA GDT, Berlin. Size 4s. 40
Ola Lelg Mountains.
1875 {. EuwAssEY, Iars Size 68N5O.
Atntc = orra Alps.
12o-CAR1 I UDN1R Dusseldorf Size 3sx4s.
A VOlunteeI for the Union.
1SO-J. N. /. VAN FTARKENIURGH, Dusseldorf
~ ' Lake OF Dsrwcnt Water.
1S1- c. BOLT. Arnhe IN Size S7x49.
View near Rottoruam.
1872 G. I IEGFLuARDT, BERN. Size 4Sx4O.
RUad III tNrol.
l23- GEORGE q, LAMBDTN Size 22x27.
"in tie Err"
1s4-CARL IoFF Dusseldorf. Size s2x2S
Welcom ng the BRIDE.
l95-J. w LINDLER Dusseldorf Sze 94x5O
MIR de Glac D, ChamOuni.
1856 NoRprNBTIG Dussc 'dCrf Size 32Ix47.
Weighing i'll tle Mil,-Swedish Interior.
l37-C. MuLNER, Munich Size 54x47.
The HIPl uohl Peak, Tyrol.
18s-E D. LEWIS, hiladephia. Size 22lx9s
Old MIL in the FrancOnia Mountains.
189-E d LEWIS, Philadelphia. Size 22Ix3S
-. On the Junata River
l4O-C HoReu1Es, Berlin SIZE 1921 ..4a z.
-. The Singing school, WeNtphalia.
141-HEHRIETrA RoNNER Brussels Size I7x1I
,..., Gong Express.
l42-PAUL WEBER Dafmstadt Size l2x18.
Afternoon at Barbison, Oniainebleau.
l4S-HERMAEN TENKATE, Amsterdam. Size
...,... psalon Louis XIV.
I44-C. SELL, Dus eldorf size sIx19
The Arrest OF a Spy-Thirty Years War.
l45-C HoGUET, Berlin.
The Cauo and Pfal2 on the Rhine.
14e-wALTER GooDALL, London. Water Color
Drawing. Size 20x16
Feeding the Chickens.
147-VAN DIEGHEM, Brussels Size 10xl4.
Sheep and Chickens.
l48-VAN DIEGHEM. Brussels. Size 10xl4.
Sheep IN Barn.
I49-XANTHUs SMITH. Size 10Jx13J.
U. s. Signal station, Drayton House, Hilton Head
sc.
I60-XANTHUs SMITH, Size 8x13
u. >. Steamers Wabash, Monitor Weehawken, and
the New Ironsides, off Charleston
151-C. HoGURT, Berlin. Water Color Drawing
On the Beach, Dieppe.
152-LAURENT DE BEUL, Brussels. Size I3x1I,
sheep at Pasture.
1bs-BnUcKL Munich Size 94x29
Mending the Sledge, after Kretzmar.
l54-THoMAs SULLY. Size 20x24.
Head CT Flora.
l55-BRUCKL, Munich. Sz3 34x29.
The first Snow, after Kretzmar
l66-A. f. LoEMANs Paris. Size 10x17.
Fishermen Drawing their Nes.
157--A, +. LoRMAEs, Paris. Size 10x15
Moonlight,
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CATALOGUE.
The size UfEGch picture IS gi0en "a, inches, Jeith-
out fkIne, tie heIyhtt fret

-A.6
Moonlight on the Amazon.
pa. f. LoamAHs Paris Size t0x16
On the Hudson.
al. JULruARD Phlla ielohia size Okla
Land cape ana Cafckons.
i-GU1po REM. Porcelain. copy by KretEmr
Eccc liomo.
5-HoFs,IN, New York. Pen and Ink Drawing
The Nib e-rhe Saloon
6-HorP1N, New York Companion to the above
Inc BlJe- rDe Conservatory.
7-DiBDIN, London. eaer Color Drawing
Old Lill IN Sussex.
s-DIBDIN, LONDON companion.
stud, ION Ma ure, Yorkshire.
9-HERMAEN KAUFFHlN, Berlin. Pen Drawing.
Hay mdkii IN Austria.
10 HERMANN Il AugFy.tN Berlin. Companion.
The Psc. Horses. DIV
lie HoGUET rerrn. Water Color Drawing
Ga hht n az Ans erdam
&c. HoGuL7, Berlin Water Color Drawing.
The Packet Landing.
13-C BOLT, Arnbeim Size 25x31.
View near Darmstadt.
14-THoMAs P. Otter, Philadelphia. size 25x3)
Ga the Road 20 Chamouni, after Pope
15-GEo HErzRL Pittsburg. Size 14x18.
The Trout Stream.
1e-WooDwELL, Plttsburg. Size 12x22.
Among the Rushes.
17-J. w. L1NDLER dusseldorf. Size 15tx12@.
Inc Glacier of Rosenlaue.
1S-BRUcKL, Munich. Size 29tx24B.
Feice Bernardo after ochopin.
19-BRUCKL Munich. Companion to the above.
Mariauccia TalI, after Schopln.
COG ENGLEH Arur, Berlin. Size 16gx22B.
The WGtterhorn in the ALPS.
2l-G. ENaIEHARDT, Berlin Companion.
The I1tztha in the Alps.
22-XANTHus SMITH rhiladelphia: Size 7gxl6
Fort tlckens and Pensacola, florida.
29-GEoRGE HKTzEL. Pittsburg. Size 1924.
Trout Stream, near Altoona.
24-MIss PAcKHugzEN Amsterdam. Size 15 l21.
Group of Fruit and rlowerS.
25-ERUsEMAS VAN ELTEN, Amsterdam. Size
Canal at Haarlaem.
26-VAN DEvENTER Amsterdam. Size 1jx1S.
sunset, coast of hohand.
27-s. B. WAUGH. Size 27x22.
PORTRAIT Of Abranam Lincoln.
GA BIFL, Ber IN. Size 15x24
A Foqpy morning in the Baltic
29-E. Bosom, Dusseldorf. Slz 20x15
a newfoundland Dog, with Whip
SO-E Bosch, Dusseldorf Size 20x15.
st. Bernard Dog.
3l-GEoRGE G. LAHBDIN. Size 22x1S.
The sigma, ,TOm The Mountain TOP.
&C KRu GEoRg QuoOec. Size l3SlS.
The faimer's Return, Canada.
&C KRILGHoRs Quebec. Size 14Xl9
The Shedding Party.
34-HoRGUIEs Berlin. size l5xl9.
The Bird FanGers
3-W. T. VAN hTARKENBURoH, Amsterdam.
Size 15A12
3G-A X. JONES london. Size 3Ox24
shepherd Dog and Sheep.
&C. HoGUET Ber IN. Size 20X30.
VIew-ol HehgOand.
38-C. HoGUET, BeT IN. Size 20X3J.
The C.IGs near Hayre
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TIA. Il LoEMAENs, Paris. Size 10X16.
Camping out.
"a. IF LoEMANNs. Paris. Size 10X16.
VesuVIus-lne bay of Naples.
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Purchased by and Painted to the order of
MR.. JAMES S. EARLE,


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This Collection is superior to that offered by
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS at their last sale,
and will take equal rank with the most renowned
Galleries of New York and Boston.
The Pictures are all new, all very elegantly
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C1HOLERA DIsARMEps
The chief g use. of Pe'sllenee na.trosea'

mn Il ooURTkRETDs DIsuNFEGTING FLUIDS. Be-
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sick nurseries, ur1nas water esse prlVies
gutters, shp AobptkaS
Institutions of all binds honBe oa and
establishments; all kinds OF m2nurest mensey increasing
value of the latter to tarmer and wherever posoG
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Aneptc hntpu1rescents and dlsinaetants IN the
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many trials Of dnteCtRnts but consider that We Dave
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DH. DE AN DR1E"
PURE
sARsApARILLA BITTERS.

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spsCsfully called to the introduction Of the
saEBapArI1a BatterBs
The most Pleasant and valuable BtSs that has hesnN
rodnced in this country The general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists; F
Fatio Marks No., a. As and ~ New Leyea stEeek
Griffin Porch 81 and SO Tchoapitoulas street.
Id E j. Hart Co, T3 rs and ~ TchoupitouRs stzest.
L. Basset cor Arayisr and TehOupitoulaa stresta
r. Avst CanAon 80 and 81 Old Levee street.
John T. Noore cor. Poydrss and New Lszas streets
VIM. @. Mitchell, coz Camp and PoydFaS streetA
Cass d Bowling, so Poydras street
7. W. Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine aad GraViSs
Turner Wales Druggists cor Royal and CustsEahola
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RUT1.ERFa PATENT COTTON TIN

Ths uudss4vns sole agents. have hand and vi ne
constantly aped with the above celebrated IRON CofFoN
TIES prepared for Immediate use with the buckle -
cached q one and ofths hoop This Tie Is recommended %
and Anters for It's simplicity and strength ans S
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Il bss bsep ussi by large number planters since As
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CHARsPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
205 Girod street, New orea

. 200 Girod street, New oreAn
JOHN GEDDEs-Jos. A sHAKsPEARE-S. sWooP
Geddea, Shakespeare 81 Co., r#
Iron and Brass Founders and Machniss manufacture eys
variety of Steam Engines Sugar MiS DThnng Maenlnes
Mil and Gin Gearing Crate Bars, Store kons, Columns
Sash weights, etc Blacksmith Work of all kinds
TEVuOMAs b. B0DLEK a co..
NO, 0 PERDIDo STREET, (AdIOining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. l2s aRAvIER STREET, NH1- oRLEAHs.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Mil and Musy saws Corn Mills; VIII go
Mills and Bstng Apparatus; sh&aing FuiHes and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and hgrCutu ri
Implements, t. .t..-
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Whseba oWs Sm the well known factor
of Joshua Bodey, Wheeling, Va ,.-. .
We have ceEnecon with extensive Foundzies and hachn
shopsn ST. Loa Lenisve Cincinnati Pttsburg hroug
which prepared for any class of nscnine
on favorable terms. and deliver anywhere north New
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MEDICAL.
nR. j, WHITES 1NsTITUTE-
Hay OARoNDRLET sTREEE
In rear of the City Hall.
The frst aim of humn beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.

The of humtn beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and success for thyone years. In
an extensive practice large cities brought him oE
treatment vast amount Of form OF disease beth acute
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and AL
sscretons and excretiohs Of the entire system unhealthy
healthy condition INSTEAD of inuring any part Of the
tenn or the constitution they and repair the inuc
of the ent organismi with truly SOUND MIND In
q sound body
The Instituted for the cure acute ana ehFonc
dseases yiz Rheumcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis, Layn-
citis Asthma Consumption, and ell diseases Of tne Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine Stomach Bowels; Cesveness
Dyspepsia, scrouls, Hing's Evil White sEelmgs al sore
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fistus Syphilis aAd Gonor
rhea in all their stages Meeura hereditary tnt all rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundice Diseases Of the Eyes
Brain Gotvs dig Neck Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel
Diabets Dropscal Diseases, all Female Anelts Weakness
and Nervous Aeotions Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache; Depression of apits Hippocondra Hyssec Es or
suasms We rspes The worst eruptOns of the skin ali soao
ulcers of whatever nature to the ncpent oaAes when 20
eevousIy humanity speedily and permanently cured
Ono two hours spen ct the Institute with Dr. White s
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MATTERS IN MoBILE-The Times says ::

Savannah and Northern papers are blowing over
monster turtles lloggerheads at that weighing
two hundred pounds and the llke' We have green
turtles here three to four hundred pounds, and we
don't "blown about seven hundred pound log
gerhead, because weknow they have been picked
up on the Texas coast weighing about halt ton
more than that
An euterprising lawyer had all the local editors
in Mobile summoned as witnesses before the city
court of Saturday. The local of the Times COM
plains that none of them knew anything about the
case, notwithstanding which they were detained
in court till too late to attend splendid collation.
to which they had been invited.
The local of the Tribune says, with great bitter
ness of the lawyer who had them summoned
The counsel for defense, we learn since the
above was written, succeeded in conVicting his
client of burglary as charged in the indictment,
and the sentence-not less than five nor more than
twenty years in the penitentiary-will be passed
BY the court at the end of the term.
An ENTERPR1sING "SoLD1ER.n- Galveston
News says:
We talked with one of the passengers from the
Brazos, an adventurous young man, (about q
years Of age) He had, when the secession move
ment took place, volunteered in the first Arkansa!
cavalry, was captured took the oath, and went tt
work in Illinois, deserted to the South, and wa
cantlred again, and again taking the oath went tt
work in New York government work shop. H
left New York in naval vessel left it at Yer
Cruz joined the Imperials, and was sent to tn
nnTtberu department. Here he deserted the Impe
rails and Joined the Liberals four times, Away
serving with the victorious party. Finally whe
The train was captured by the Liberals, he WI
captured with it and recognized as deseFter, an
SoTnd Il prudent to leave Mexico, he SAYS "ft
awhile u He thinks soldering down J.ere won
nav i now, as the people are too sharp. A man HI
to div down ten feetto get a dollar and when
reaches it one of COrtina's men Is standing oy
him with his carbine cooked and demands Il
treasure,
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