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Headquarters Second Military District,

CHARLESTON, S. c., December 81, 1867
GENERAL ORDERS,
NO. 164. .
1. Paragraph II of General Orders No 10, from
the Hcadquarters of the Second Military District
dated April IL, 1867, is modified as follows:
SUITS FOR DEBTS.
Judgments or decrees for the payment of non-
ey causes of action arising in North Carolina
between the 20th of May, 1861 and the 10th day
of April, 1865, and in South Carolina between the
10Th day of December, 1860, and the 29th day of
April 1865 shall not be enforced, by execution,
against the person or property of the defendant
Proceedings for such causes of action now pend
ing shall be stayed, and no suit or process shall
be instituted or commenced on such causes of
action until after the civil government of the re-
spective States shall be established, in accordance
with the laws OF the United States. 49, s. 80.
Paragraph Ill of the same order is modified as
follows:
EXECUTIONS.
Sheriffs, coroners and constables are hereby di-
rcctcd to suspend the sale of all property upon
execution, or process underany judgement or de-
cree of court of the so-callcd Confederate States,
or of the State of North Carolina, rendered
tween the 10th day OF May, 1861, and the organi
zation OF the provisional government of said
State, under the Presidents proclamation of the
29th day OF April 1865, the State of South Car
olina, rendered between the 10 day of December
1860 and the organization of the provisional gov
ernment of the said State, under, the Presidents
proclamation ofthe Both day OfJune, 1865, unless
the written consent of the defendant be entered
of frecord, and except in cases where tile plaintiff
or his attorney upon oath, supported by corrob-
orative testimony, shall allege that the defen-
dant is dsposng of removing or about to re:
move, his property beyond the jurisdiction of
the court, with intent to defraud his creditors
7ayo0ded that no such judgement, SD rendered,
within the periods OF aforesaid, shall be bar to
the commencement, in State court, Of new.
suit upon the same cause of action in any ease in
which, by law, the defendant may rem.'ve or APP,
peal the same to court OF the United States.
la.a tstEJ ittsE IL
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
The sale of real or personal property by fore
cases embraced in paragraphs IL and II, of said
order No. 10 MS above amended, except in eases
wteTc interest mdi.ey aceraingi Subsequent 10 the
2Srh Of April, ,Sf5 snail not have been paid be-
tTe tiie day o sale, and all previous restrictions
sslria s,rs fre reroked.4sla .eiiiHssI PSI b.
ii Para.raph Nv OF the same order is modified by
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SUITS ON NEGRO. DEBTS.

All proceedings for the recovery of money OH
contracts, whether under seal or BY parol, the
OF which was nc purchase of
slaves, made subsequent to the lss day of Janu-
airy, 1868, are suspended. Judgments or DEGREES
entered for such causes of action shall not BE- en-
forced. .' az
Paragraph VII of the same order is modified as
follows: t.s.--r.l
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FROM PHILADELPHIA: /:

(Tia Annamessic,) Phia., Wilmington. and
Baltimore Depot, or Clyde's Line of Steamers, IA
N. Delaware Avenue, w. P. Clyde, Agent.
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NoRrH-cARoL1NA POLL. TAX.

3 W. So mVcli of the act of the General Assem-
byoi the State of North. Carolina, entitled g, An
act to raise monies > ratified on the 2Gth day OF
February, 1857, makes it :. the duty OF all per
sons and corporations to list and pay the (polD
tax of such rsons liable to the same, as are in
oyment, oa the first day of April of
each year. rs ;laborer-,' is rescinded, and hereaf
ter all Individual taxes viii be assessed directly
upon sD( COLLECTED directly from the individuals
visions of this order siIaii not apply to the taxei
levied for the current gear. except. that donbl
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/. Paragraph II of General Orders No. TO- from
the Headquarters of the Second Military District
dated April IL, 1867, is modified as follows:
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Old Dominion Steamship Co., Shipping Point,
Pier 81, North River Foot Beach St., Office 1877,
Greenwich ST., Corner Dey; N. L. McCready,
President. --
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v. The pilotage regulations now existing in
modified that on and after the first day of March,
1865, all passenger steam vessels, regulated by
the laws OF the United States. and carrying pi-
lot commissioned by United States Commission
ers shall be exempt from the compulsory pay
ment of pilofage. 9ts a - 5rilcAe = s..l4'-
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W. H. & R. s. TUCKER & co.

IN CASES OF MEMS, BOYS AND WOMENS
~ Boots and Shoes, at
W. H. d r. s. TUCKER & cos.
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, &c.
DEAL CASHMERE RIsTORI AND PLAID
A SlIaws.
w H g. R. s. TUCKER & co.
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Trimmings, Buttans, Velvets, sc.
A NEW STOCK AND VERY COMPLETE.
n ". Ii. & r. S. TUCKER & CO.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., December 81, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 164
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IN FACT NOW IS THE THE TO
i lav in large amount of Goods for little
money. W. III. IL r. S. TUCKER 81 co.
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INDIA RUBBER HIGH TOP BOOTS AND
Il Shoes, for Ladies', Misses and Men, something
in this market. -. ... ..
W IL. II R. s. TUCKER & co.
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The TerrorS of J'esUri"s.

An adventurous lady, who ha- ascendrd Ncsn
S,us, aud brav,d the dangers ofnn approach io
the crater, writes the following sketch of her -,
l'erience To The Philadelphia Bsli,im
A half an hour OF faliguing journey over
desert more terrible and dreary than imagination
eau possibly picture, with Pompeii, llerculanHuni
Tore del Greco, and dozens Of buried aud ruined
cities and villages painfully expressing our sense
Of the supremacy OF man ingenuity over nniupl
accident, and inspiring dread Of the awful
fiery monster We were 80 recklrssly approaching
and not IN the least modified by the lact that
vcnty.h thousand souls were actually cinging
10 their old homes on the mountain side. down
which rivers OF fire rolled aud surgrh, uphcnvrd
aud turned In great blocks Of crimson paste, o.
" the cauldron ut hell were boiling over and
seeking victims Icy0hd IL limits.
Now We dismounied oar skirts were iiti
close around us 20 prevent their being torn tf
by the sharp edges OF hard lava, aud with d
guide 10 drag us 10y the hand, every unc uf H.,
party being furnished with stout stick. ",
started toward The lakes aud streams uf liqnid
fire. Al every step the heat became morc inlcnsc
We were passing over lava that had rolled dow
only twelve hours before. We dare not tnu,r
fur an instant Of our feet would have btrn lufh-
rti N we stcI ltd hut ou" inch aside from H.,
spot pointed out by the yuid,. tian. we must
plunge our feet intu hcf! rnsic sometimes W.
crust cracked W. sprans irOin ~, aud sulphur
O.s flames issued tom the cTcyccs. At last
found my sirngih exhausted my guide lcrc,y.
ihg II, cried out "thHr ~. .Niin, alon,..
I'!as ip'n i' No, step, answered. aud n
scenes Hpicairl 20 rC,de. when glass of bright
vine ilashtd IL iwr,h my eyes aud tie light nut
Drink II !. the vine Oi Ncsuvius 60
We were So n'nt the how ing lava that lli
iaces were All cfimson with the heat but W.
dared To remain while coins were thrown into
II aud then u.L,d out With ihr metal sticking
to them egg wee toasicd aud on the ycry
place We stood hole we mndc, only one incl
deep, through which ptlcis were u. .hi,l f.,
ihe gentlemtu cigars
soon We returned tp oHt puui's L,gnn ~,
descent, aud "il! u'vc' forget that awiully gtaud
scene black iasgnian, sighiug. gfonbiue
hr sihing OF liir and snckc Ruined cii,.
nem village, illuminated hy IL. flames. IT,,
snowy mount ns. rearing ih,.i white peak
80 The cloud, that caught the golden glow e
Nssuvius, aud broke into .iii'i, light Is the 'ull
moon rose triumphant. when the v"lcauu .unk
into gloOm!, smoky datkn,s. Naples. btauii-
ful white crc'e,nt CITY lying at our feet the hay
cleaning with the thousand lights thu, lay Ike
a radiant coronei on the dancing waves The
deep blue belt Oi the Mcdierfancau stretching
out an illimiiahlc line, beyond aud !, awe
struck weary aud subdued, ponderiug on the
Majesty that rides on the clouds. and holds tie
ssAs ia the hollow o. Ills hand -,
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drum up stairs and hid II under my bed, jus
where could lay hand on IL. When saw Mrs
Smith rs she came up for the night, wss con
WINGED that was quite right Her step was slow
rs the step of one bowed down with atiliction
Her lips were firmly compressed. In fact, 81,
looked like the lamb that offered 20 be- cooked
with the green peas just ~ II found itself going
into The oven. But there was u smouldering frs
In her eyes.
Mrs. Smith moved about in silence. aud hav,
said, slowly 80 slowly that | fell asleep, and
was only awakened 10 ind the gas turned oiI,
and Mrs. Smith talking 10 me In the dark.
"Now that you can't help yourself in any Of
your mean, underhanded, coniempiibic, low.
minded ways, perhaps you will her whA, I have
10 say."
Fright, my dear answered btiskly, reach.
ing for and finding the drum. 1--WE should mol
spend so much time 10 sleep, especially man oI
business, who, " he means 10 become proficient
at all, must practice a, unusual hours.
GOOD gracious What are you talking
about ~ asked Mrs. Smith.
"Ru6-a.aub ! rub-a.dub =" answered I, with
unclion.
Mrs. Smith subsidized. In the morning she wa.
speechlsss but when came home that NJ
icrnoOn, found her smiling aud radiant, an
shv has continued so, with occasional helps from
my clarinet and drum practice. ! therefore com.
mend the system and It's effects to husbanths 81.
milnrly situated. I would also remark. iha,
though Mrs Thompson does not speak whcu ",
mcci, ] find that my buttons are regularly sewrl
On. Nog great loss, like Mrs. Thompson, without
soinc small gain like the buttons
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lion John \ Logan. Commander .ir- Chief uf
the Grand.Atmy Of the Republic, has issued
General Orders No. II, from which we take tie
following extracts
The 3Oth day Of May, lsGs. is designated Tor
the purpose OF strewing with flowers COR other
wise decorating the graves OF comrades who died
10 defence Of their country during the late rebel
lion aad whose bodies lie ia slmOs, every city
aud village, and hamlet, and chufeh.yard in ,h.
land. In this Observance no form oi ceremony
j. prescribed, bat posts and comrades will n ihe.r
Own way arrange such fitting services and tsii-
munlals o. respect as circumstances mss permit
We are organized, comrades rs cur regua
ii"'s tell us for the purpose. among other thing
o: preserving aud Strengthening those kind aud
fraieInal feelings which have bound together lLe
.oldicrs sailors and marines who united 10 SUP
press the late rebellion. We cannot aid more
10 assure this result than by cherishing ieniefly
the memory Of our heroic dead, who made Their
breasts ~ barricade between our country aud iis
foes.
lie, US, then, at the time appointed, gather
around their sacred remains aud garland the
pAssionless mounds above them with ihe chore.t
flowers o! sprihgtime lei US raise above them
the dear old flag they saved from dishonor let
u in this solemn presence renew our pledges io
aid and assis; those whom they have LEFT amoni
us q sacred charge upon nations gratitude.
the soldiers and sailors widow and orphan
1T is the purpose OF the Commander. .in.Chiei
10 inaugufa,e this observance with the hote iha,
u will he kept up from year 20 year while sui
Vivor % the war remains 10 honor the memof,
o. his departed comrades. lie earnestly desifrs
the public press 10 call attention 10 this order
aud lend its friendly aid in bringing it 10 the NJ
tice VI comradcs in all parts Of the county iu
time for Simultaneous compliance Herewith.
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A PRorEsr AGAINST EARLY RrNo.--Dr Hall.
ia his Journal OF Health, SAYS one Of the very
worst economies Of time is that fehed from ne
cessary sleep. The wholesale, but blind, commtn
da,ion ofearly rising is as mischievous in prac-
iice as IL was Grant In theory. Early rising is 70
crime against the noblest part OF physical M
iure, unless preceded By an early retiring Mu-
itudes OF business men 10 large cities count il n
saving OF time, II they can make jouIre, of a
hundred or two miles al night, by s'eamboa, %
railway. II is a ruinous mistake II; never fails
10 be followed by want Of general well-feelinc 8
for several days after II indeed the nan doe
not return home actually sick, or SO near 10 g.
As 10 BE- unf, for full attention 10 his business
for a week afterwards. when man leaves hou,
on business l, is always imporian, that he Should
have his wits about him that the mind should G
fresh aud vigorous, the spirits lively, buoyani
and cheerful
No man can say that IL Is thus with him af.
ter q night on the railroad % on the shelf of a
steamboat
The frst great recipe for sound, connected ami
refreshing sleep Is physieal exerise. Toll Ia the
price OF sleep.
We caution parents. particularly, not To allos
their children 10 be walked up of mornings LEI
nature wake them up, she will not do it prema-
iurely but have d care iha, they 60 TO bed az
early hour, let Il be earlier and earlier until
Il is found that they wake up themselves in
full time 10 dress for breakfast. Being walked up
early, and allowed TO engage in difficult, OF
any studies late, and jus, before retiring has
given many beautiful and promising child
brain fever, or determined ordinary ailments 10
the production Of water on the bnin.
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PQETRY.
FTDE ET AATORE.

The spirit indeed 10 willing. but the flesh 10 weak
81. Matt. xkvi ~,
The time Tor toll Il past-lhc night has come
The last aud naddcst of the harvest ewes,
Worn out with labor long and wcArisome,
Dropping aud faint the reaIers hasten home,
Each laden with hs sheavcs
Last of the laborcrs, thy feet gain,
Lord u The harvest and my spirit Rrieves,
That burdened. not 20 much With grain
Aa with the heavinrss Of heart and brain
Master, behold my shcaves.
Few, light aud worthess-yct their triaihK weight
Thro' all my frame weary aehlng leaves,
For long struggled with my haplesa fate
Aud stayed and tOrd tili II was dark aud late
Yet these arr all my sheaVes.
full we'll know have more taFes than wheat
liramhlca and flowers, dry stalks aud wiih-rc leaves
Wherefore blush and weep, - at thy feet
! kneel down revsrcntly and rpcat-
Master, ltehod my sheayes
knoN these blossoms. clustering heavily,
With evening dew upon their folded lrSVss,
Can claim no value or utility
Therefore, shall fraEraney and b-auty h.
The glory ofmy sheaVss.
80 thus gather strength and ane~
for well knoS Thy patient love p-fcrlVrs
Not what did, but what ffrors % do
Ahd hdthoush the full, rip- ears sadly few,
Thou wilt aecrpt my sheaVcs.
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re- Martin Van Buren is the only man

20 Martin Van Buren Is the only man who
held the officers Of President, Vice President.
Minister TO England, Governor Of his own State,
and member OF both houses OF Congress. Thoml
II Benton is the only man who held & scat in
the United States Senate Tor thirty consecutive
wears. TIE only ins,anct OF father aud ION in
the United States Senate al ID, same iigir s that
OF lion ilenr, Dodge, Senator from Wisconsin
and his son, Augustus e. Dodge Senator from
Iowa. General James Shields " the only man
who ever represented two States in the United
States Senate. Ai oHc time be was S-naiof from
Illinois, and subsequently, from Minnesota John
Quincy Adams held positions under the Govern.
meat during every Administration from that OF
Washington TO IhA; OF Polk, during which he
died. lie had been Minister TO England. menb, ?
OF both houses OF Congress. Secretary of State
aud President Of the United States
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y. r. CLEAVELAND L. CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
Uas door From Front 81

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uanr. ~ th. .s,,s it,. ,binSs \. -, III ,h.
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haJ IN ,hc ,;,y iIs has h.,,L, 49, i.,,,,.,ia,s
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,hc s,ors for n y.,, ,,,,i i,,s,J' s.Iii,,. ,h.,n
a. ,rice. a., .,,it' H.. ,i,,,'.
w. have n very an. ss.,,,mcn, ,r Rl,,ch.d
Mu.lin. s,,rh a. ',h, w,,nsu,ta. An.l,,,.,,,ygin
Hope aud all the beet wearing Mullins that
can be bad; heavy brown MusIins suitable for
farmers aud also finer fabric. h. suit any pur.
pose the Laurel D. W. sell very low the best
assortment OF Calic",s that cnii be- had any.
where; Dclaincs aud beautiful assortment Of
SPRING GOODS remarkably low: q very fine
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SruppARrs lNrtLIiBI
- nis ~ ftGiFll ~
~ tGgE
ChtoHiC 0Hd .Irstfc DsSsaNeS.

The suliv, ut tiit.ass. ,t 40 trxNs. 40 .,.s
aud every cuuiitlnn. who aeNe ius beard .i
Nhc wonderful curative Pow 'fs ID ihls 81 g
remedial agent, hui have sR'c uHahit iuobf O.
"a. will Fgiclr' o. know thtta aufrmcuts 3. So
finally hecn effected hy wltic, lr rfrpara' 90
in future will hc equal O. fHrti. .h,f' g.
ue domand.
The erge, ir,d9r o, the bi, .laai f,.ei...,
lDr IT ~, human <ystcm In dlihls lu the .,fs
vt cNrouic disease, Sta ,fu a. kh-umai.. si
krSytuns. Erysipclas, Swrll .. fuifii't ..
CVratyd Throat. Tcttcr. fi.-id r,irs. >ylj,, B.
80 and Mvrcurial disease. ; ,maeh anl l.rfrr
complaints. affection ut tn ; .iueys. aud Ntii
gesture dcbliiatsd manhood tul watsaab.,. !
10 the ifoshncss aud clast'eli. oi saih.
80 rLEiSE TAKE HuTi"E. -.-
This preparation !. ~ urw sl.'s.f ta' y b..
discovered ,norH th5N 20 ,tut o.! ass. aud :t.,
original so,ctp, has 'cVu GA .t i-sssrss.nn .,i
Mrs, hr g n Sendlusd f'i 'si.'-i ,.t tWe4ty
year., dufiuf which time it a- .aeetci snats
- thc most sstnuisbjug ,,itvs ft,f ftr,ifiss
The great mist, rtutc with ~ rf, raratiou ,as
isVu, that ga e,tuChct a. .sf e. tshitt 81
.ctcr. II couii only hc prcFai A tar immvi>sis %
use toT those who would cali l,ss s.tu ~ % i.l
TOR a. a. "a Vittuct would 'ic bet BY ,-rnct q.
tion iu forty wight bout. ate. being pfrpafstl.
unless alrphu, 80 taihcrals a, .-, ,iutr-luc,i ii.
to its composition but iha' 'traits hes l. -
turmountva without tcceui 80 b." siti.,r ana q
" now f,s Nv Arst time pr ,, .;,l g. ths ~
Ia all H. uttgiual purity an ,Nfft.r.i mary no.
.ucs. aud ~ W rvtaiu fhctuPu ltHi.er ui So o.
Ia ahy climate ou u, globe
~ Price St.no pcF isi'tr tlx l-ii',s fsf
sioe. Tor sale ~ ali ''.Wa oi'
80 pnrr,rEn n,
Mrs ~. :. 10 sToHbARp.
No. 80 South lues st. Isi'I'n.r.
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OLK BrLL was oncs seeing the sights at Danny
brook Fair, whsn he Was attracted h., ils sound
Of very loud violin In a tent. IT, snisfsd ani
said 10 the player
NY good friend, do you rlay ~ mole p
The devil note sir.
DO you play by ear, then 4''
Newer Al ear, your honor.
How do you Play then p
by mAin string IL. ie JAbsff
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- Mrs GUtley advises young women in a
practical wa, how they may preserve their health
aud have red chicks. without the aid Of rouge
Her words aIc Too many ,oung girl ii
less biz OF fancy work. when they shOnld be- sesk-
ing SigoT, elasticity aud happiness from The lie
giving inllusners Of wood and meadow, brsvze
aud sunshine. Pursue this out door recreation
and doctors gigs in front Of your ftsideucts
will be changed 10 tue wagons of butchers aud
grocers-a coasummation deyouily prayed foi by
every poor man with house fall of marriagral' e
girls
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Puyac. u our well-knovn physieians
while conversiag with friend oas day, observed
another physician drivlag past In bis ehaiss ar
compahisi by one oi bis pallrnts, Who uas fast
rccovetiag "well, said Dr. q. u nevef took
4 paiienl TO ride In uay lie " mo. said out
ffisna w. Pisrse "lhs ssHloa ssvss yoa the
troubls
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cunN roR DRrxKExEnss. There is a pIstcFp-
ton In use In EaglAnd, for the cure Of drunken
ness. by which thousands are said 10 have been
assisted TO recover themselves. The FeciT- came
into notoriety through the Efforts Of John Vine
ia n, comnaniss Of the Great Eastern steamship.
lie had fAllen inio such habitual drunkenness,
that his most eArnsst Efforts 10 reclsim himself
proved unAvailing at length he sought the ad-
vice Of An eminent physician, Who gave him y
prescription ~hieh be followed faithfully for So
ven months, aud al the rnd Of that tiune be hal
Lost all desire for liquor although be had been
for Hany years led captive BY most dsbasing Ap-
petite. The recipe, which be Afterward publish
81. and b. which many other drunkards have
bcrn assisted 20 reform, u as follows sulphAie
of isen fsrsniy grains nAgnesia forty grains
psppsrmint water yJoSty:lssr draehins spirit Of
nulmsg y(ouT drachms. Dose-One tablespoonful
twice day.
This preparation acts as tonic and stimuiant.
and - partially sappliss The plsoe u the aceas.
toned liquor, aud pIesuis that absolute physical
and moral prostFation that follows y sndden
brrAking on hon the use Of ssimulani drinks.
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80 "Yoa ought 10 acquire ihs fasulty oi h.
ing At home In the hest society, said fashions
ble aaat 10 an honest nephew ~ manage that
easily enough, responded the nephew, %, sta,
ing at home with my wiie aud children.
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- The Bangor WAig msniionsd tina, there Is
an abseni-mindea man in that city, who met his
own sou In the sirvrt the other day, shock hands
with him. inqairsd after his health. thsn aslsa
uhea bis father wxz sxFersed home.
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49, "Am not a little pale ? inquired lai,
sho uas short, aud aorPulsni, " = efasi, Old
baehelof. ''iou look more like bis tab, Nas
Tue blaBl reply
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ANNMNH hNMMWNn w.
NJ ~ S'siA ~, ersr 1a' tS's Osscs. Bali,~ors
Anisnl igs ahi Atl.uRs, enlisted or lrane,l,
Daud mu,lsri iUtn thc 4. =. Service after
May o., tea sni credited ~ Maryland. are
saiitls.i H. tauH SEAT, lI"uhiy.
ADDITIONAL q. 4. BOUNTY.
seldirrs eg tsst. ,. =. I. who have re--ivr,l
Hal mafr than slun. are eniitled 3" an addition
NJ tlee.
wid"ws and hcifs ~ soldiers. hlsa soldiers
sha have lasl their Discharges, are entitled.
rERsqNs who FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES
between Aptil I aud Drc. n. lsGi. will alao be-
entitled a. lA'uniy Irnm the State uf Maryland.
i's'Aarr,' y !Noi'tsr' qf lssl. :, 3. I. naHied.
OWNERS ~ ENLISTED SLAVES
Aui heir. Il l.rcasc-l Soldiers may obtain val
uahl" ini"tmatipn free "i rLrrgc ~ uur "ll,rr.
W. inahc ltbrral alaVnccs. .raiirrt PROMPTLY,
aad u desits'i will "ssh claim, fF state l"uniy
~ sight.
NJ letters promptly answered.
v. -. tinnntv, Pensions. nark Pay. rrisc No
nsg. A.. st soldiers and il"r. promptly col.
lrricd.
ts-t'u, this advertisement nut aud bring II,
with y"n. or communicate BY letter.
THOMAS TiMMoNS 4 90
Apfii ., Ia.