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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

~ ~. with Rowel's Patent Double Cos. wheels
os,os ae ra'ent Stop. now unquestona6y far su.
nvsn,.S any apparatus for washing clothes ever
uy,ns ~ ano WILL save their cost twice a year, by
@y,ng labor and clothes '@T''
bws: 'o "seo 'hem give testimony as iol-
s.s.a IlEe our machine much could not be per.
ssI ,ss. 10 without it, and with the aid of Doy we
Soos ID. a.: we are masters Of the posIlioa. ."-Reu L.
Yj,;S.,wOr'h worth one dollar week in any family"-N.
A,u..ae ne laundry Of my house there is perpetual
RssSPsp.s on Mondays for the invention Rec.
sase;"y week has given 1t stronger hold pen the
al Is S.th .. the inmates Of the laundry IN. Y. Oh.
nonsn aeanily commend It to economists Of time,
sFs.alu alu conientment."-Reu. Dr. Bellows. <f
wasb;aa. Doty-Your last improvement of your
ysu os. .Ssacnlne is complete success I assure
ef "a Az macnine, after years use is thought more
uuss, ~ man ever. and would not De parted with
sYoa.s Yas :, circumstances. '-Solon Robinson.
ou Lam ashlng Machine has been in daily use in
% higbls and the housekeeper expresses hersel
geaier psasea with it. 1t certainly accomplishes
not w.snt smount OF work, with less labor and does
4 hshassaI me clothes near 30 much as the ole
asuen.aL wash board. BY using il, one laundress il
4 6Sas.e with" Wm NJ r. Round, Superintendent
city, department Of ST. CathGrines Narsery ~. Y
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Wv '.VePtiSemeuts.

- = AHEAD The ONLY cheap and useful
, Sewing Machine Does ALI any machine CAN
do $500 only. Sample AT COST. $500 month 10
agents. Address ASHUELOT s. M co
auRZ0 4W Hnsdale. NJ H.
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THIS Is NO IIUMBUG,

II sending 35 CENTS with age, height color of eyes
~ and haIr, you will receive by return mall cor
rect picture nf your future husband wife, with
name and date Of marriage. Address ". FOX p. O.
Drawer No. "a, FuliOnviie, N. Y. aug254w
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z Per Cent. Bonds.

The price at which they offered is only SIS ar
and accrued interest, al which price they net II
purchaser
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25
n will repay anyone to como

1t will repay anyone to come
here and spend q week to see
them for himself: I will say
further, that any one desiring
to collect a cabinet OF .euriosities
can nowhere find more beautis
full crystals or moro curious
fossils than here. ! collected q
quantity of crystals and sent
them to a professor Of natural
science in one of our colleges,
who said they were the most
beautiful he had even SEEM
There are lead mines and zinc
mines in the upper part Of the
valley, which are working, and
the yield is said to be very
remunerative. | hope to hear
of some one opening This re-
markable valley to the inspec-
ton Of the world, erecting a
hotel and providing facilities
for the accommodation of pleas
ure seekers and tourists. n #
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THE DAY BOOK.
FRIDAY MORNING, June rs, 1869
[Continued from First page.l

=
manifests, and to examine the
captain, officers, crew, or any
of the passengers, under oath !;
a complete list of whose names
it will be the duty of the cap
tain to furnish.
7. Should it be deemed adj
visable to establish hospitals OF
store houses on shore for per-
sons or merchandise pronounced
infected, it will be the duty of
the quarantine officer to desig-
nate localities, and prescribe
regulations for the same.
8. Masters of vessels, and
pilots in charge, will be held
responsible for any violation OF
the foregoing regulations.
The senior medical officer on
duty at Fort Monroe will be,
ex officio, the Quarantine Off
GER, assisted by such other
medical officers as may be on
duty at that post, and to faci-
litate the execution of the fore
going order, the steamtug-
Taylor will be placed under his
exclusive control. -....... wi:
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1t seems that the sorrows and
misfortunes of the Reverend
Snider in Bristol wereinot con-
fined to the single circumstance
of his being ridden on o rail (.
The band that took him in
charge, after his incendiary
speech, in which he advised the
negroes to burn down the white
peoples houses, cut off the old
williams long beard to it's very
roots, and also shaved his hair
close to the skull. In this
guise he was conducted to q
secluded spot not far from
town, and there had his face
stained a deep black with iodine
and indelible ink, as a mem en-
to Of his prediction for black
associations. He was also
kindly admonished that if
found there next morning, he
would suffer on sight the dog
death that he deserved. Snider
asked time to pray, but was in
formed that the only business
before the House was the ques-
tion of his leaving. A ticket
for Washington was then pro
cured for him and given him.
He departed without saying 50
much as.God bless you and pas
sedthrough Lynchburg Tues
day, on his way North. 40
Speaking for our individ ual
self, our deliberate verdict is
that the Bristol boys served
the dirty old sooundrel exactly
right. Such occurrences may
or may not be ''politio - but
there are some things which
even the long-suAering people
of Virginia will not patiently
endure. Such beastly devils as
this Snider, who comes preach
ing arson and murder, should
be taken in hands at once, and
dealt with summarily. They
may deem themselves fortunate
in escaping with a cropped
head and a few rail bruises.
Lynchburg Republican. aiaP b.
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A ChurchWardcn's wit.

A young Prussian lieutenant
recently visited, in company
with some ladies, "a Gothic
church in a provincial town Of
Hanover, and was shown,
amongst other relics, a silver
mouse. The warden informed
them that the place had once
been visited by a plague of
mice, but pious citizen had
presented the church with this
little silver animal, and there
upon the vermin had suddenly
vanished. The lieutenant was
so rude as tolaugh and exclaim,
what nonsense = To this
the warden Quietly replied,
'The present generation has
certainly no faith in such mira
cles, otherwise the town would
long ago have voted to the
church a silver lieutenant.
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SNYDER Ridden on u Rail.

The Rev. Mr.. Snider, whose
performances in this city are SO
familiar to the readers Of this
paper on Saturday last deliver
ed an incendiary and insane
harangue at Bristol to a large
crowd of negroes. The solid
citizens of the place, though
naturally indignant at thessvile
and inflammatory effusion Of
this fellow, abstaincd from in :.
terfering with him in any way,
but the boys Of the town, who
had not the same discretion
and restraint, took possession
of Snider after dark and rode
him all around town on a rail
The negroes made no attempt
at rescue, and did not even APP
pear to sympathize with the
degraded and suffering vagrant.
The boys, when they had sub
mitted Snider to a sufficient
ride, threatened to tar and
feather him if he remained any
longer about Bristol, and per
haps to subject him to treat
ment yet more inhospitable and
rigorous. Snider, under the
influence of these persuasive
inducements, gladly wv and
promptly consented to depart.
He did not require many hours
to pack his petition into his
greasy carpet-bag, and then
left in the direction Of Ken
lucky 'upwept, unhonored, and
unsung l'-Lynchburg Repub-
Ii can. %.
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.s .5ssIs tass d

MIMI IL III HEDULE.---ffICH-
" MOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD On and after FRIDAY the 9Th
instant, the trains over this road will be
run as tolleWs:H 5ii] t"- s7+
leave Richmond at a. NJ. and 2.35 P. NJ
Leave Petersburg at 1875 A. NJ. and $50
T.. NJ.
Accom- mediation pfaan, B it'll passenger
car attached, Will leave Richmond daily
Sundays iex ceptedJ at 4 10 P. NJ.
..t: fre NJ. Train will not leave Rich
-'~' ''A SUNDAYS, and the $50 P. Nj.
,9 1a45r1 not leave Petersburg on SUN.
Il Passengers for Norfolk will take the 235
p. Nj. Train. running through daily.
% Fare to, Norfolk ST. Baggage check ed
through. . ..li-4,. -.s..a Iii
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the
- A. M. Train ON w EDN li5DA Us and
FRIDAYS, connecting AT Chester with
Goa. train, returning 10 Richmond same
days al 10 p. NJ. --.. b. .
-aJlsiatL E. II. GILL,
Z OCH flnsineer ana superintendent.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25
Office at Miles 4 Creekmurs, Portsmouth
PROMPTNESS.


The Piedmont has paid in losses to the
otherwise helpless widows and orphans
of the South, about 5000; in every case
waving the time allowed by policy for
payment, and paying at once-of when
Agents can furnish particulars and proof.
AS this is question affecting the la
terest OF all Who insure, we append the
following extract:
TO THE PUBLIC am pleased 10
bear testimony 10 the piedmont Life In
surance Company of Virginia." ana to
urge its merits for solvency and prompt
ness on a Southern public.
l presented this morning proofs il loss
for $4,000 insured under policy No. 75i,
ing recently died, and the amount was
instantly paid, the Company waving Tie
ninety days allowed under its policy.
such promptness entities the Company
to Southern support.
Why should we continue 10 impoVefish
our people and section ny sending mo-
ney North for Life insurance when so re-
liable and prosperous Company as"The
Piedmont" is in our section .,a. 80
HENRY II. JARKATT, III
of Greenvilie Co. Va.
In addition such extracts could be
given from many leading men ANA jour
nails all ovef the SonI"
No EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU.
1t won't do to say yOn are not Athletic
insure, or that the amount yea can nos
take is too small to DO any good Would
O man do right 20 refuse bread to his
family to-day because he can't get it for
them Tomorrow too :? Must the family
sCarVe to day becau e future supplies
cannotnoW be securedP Then, is it more
inst or wise TO refuse to secure 800 in q
Life Policy to-day because you cannot
now get S 900 or $1,000 policy? No it is
YOUR duty 10 take what you can pow, and
increase the policy wnen ohle.
II won't do to say you 10 - your
money to keep your family IN heceSsa.
ries, because nrttn3 is s. necessary
while you are living o support item, as
to secure them 1t support alter you die !;
O Life Policy is the ouly thing when Will
do that.
1t won't d. to put L off for the future,
because only the present is yours, the fu.
tn g belongs to death and, God, II has
neen truly said 'procrastihaton Is lhe
IhieI of time" but when by our own acts
we force it TO he the "thief" also OF our
famtly's comfol t, how sad must be The re-
morse your death-bed brings Death
won't delay for you. Death won't heed
your pleas; then act at once, for you may
be his next victim. ..,-,-.,
Call on our agent l, get our pamphlet aud
read it. and you will see it cost out little
Ioinures. your. lite. &zkssa<azsskAA ap2o'lm
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Banks.
ERANKAiN SAVINGS BANS
g OFflGE No. AZ BANK SfhEh1
JN0. b. WHlTEhEaD. President.

14AE.l Is4 t.'
sA Ai'L3H .iHo DGHs, j. |. B.ooDGouD,
WEN. WARD NO. JAMES.
Or. VIM MOORE. j. q. POLLARD.
faafaa p;S. Z. UhMiNG, Gtashtsr.
rsr. C. N. LANGLEY, Aes't Cashies
Asas- lhis Bank is Opes. for business. -Eea
Interest the rate OF SIN PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all eX1silnt
1eposites made since the resumption q
business, from the lst OF January, 1900:
and also, on uil deposites hereafter made
from the date of deposite until date q
withdrawal; ten days notice to be roguil
ed, however, before withdrawal. n.
allowed on old deposites. The account
of the, new Depositors are Kept separate
from those OF the old, 50 as to answer In
demands q + the new Depositors.
- All indebted to This Institution VIII
please caIl and pay, OF curtail and renew
their paper. i}73p| iri mhlo-lf
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SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMoNT',.

1.-THE Piedmont" her first twelve month
OF active operations, Insured over S6,00O,-
00O OF policies; equal, without increase. 10
over $l2,000,000 of policies for trst two
years of active operations, and an in
come OF over halt a million o. dollars.
Her number of policies ior heI first twelve
months is ,4U0; equal, without increase,
for first two years, to $780, Her success
is, therefore, AHEAD OF At,I COMrA-
NY IN EUROPE OR AMERICA Ger
prospects very cheering; her expenses
less than most other Companies; her
rates as low; her terms as liberal; hei sol
vency as undoubted, aua her prospect for
large dividends us GOOD as any other
Company; therefore IL Is u very desirable
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANCE
Would you leave y support to yonr help
less children?
Would you at your tiestth ioleast an tn-
numbered estate "
Would you Secnre your eudorSers from
loss?
Would you be sure 10 educate Your chill
dren?
Would you make II profitable NHo ave
inVeStm, mt:
1t so, read the following, ailu at once Sc
cure q Lie Policy in ttt'3 Company by
application 10
General Canvassing Agent,
ID. NJ. W. NASH, aud
BILlsOL.Y i McALPlNk, ...
MadSnoI o,ninare
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on ana after T u ESDAI, the 10th day OF
Nov, 1865, the Passenger Trains OF the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad GO. Will
Leave Norfolk daily, at.......... i.35 A. NJ.
Arrive u Petersburg at...".....,.8.O6 A. NJ.
Leave petersburg at............." 6.4O Pm.
Arrive in Norfolk at...................9.l5 P. NJ
Making close connection at Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail"
rosd to and from Ly,- chburg, Bristol,
knoxytf {, Memphis, lSW Orleans, Nash,
wills nIlansa, and all points West and
South West.
Conneenng also with Trains Of Rich
7moud and Petersburg Railroad to and
rom Richmond.
go iiaggage checked through.
.. - 10 j. u. PROCTOR,
ROD lH Mas, er Trans, Ortatlon.
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RysEaCssaNTS S. Ia EC1kAhICs
iva SAVINGS Il AMI.
1-T'A-lif ittI 4-.. s.
OFFIGE No. SO, RAHk S1'hah.
pFesttsGat.
l.s7rs II

i1a / l0} EuF .-....r..l4..
pFesstIGas
''i '"h! WIN. 4. HARRISON.
-4EEN 'i u i3trsotoTe
JOB. Il. SrAA rLaa, IL. Il. :~ilaRuss,
L.. SALISBURY, ,r q. W. Hn.Sny
II. Dgl,ssY. JAS. iih!bs
g lGqlniitWM. FL. WALES, OasAss.
Chis Bank is is open tor the resuniptioA
of business. Deposits received upon III
usual terms, interest being allowed nj TIE
rale Of SIX per cent. On al amounts 70
manning on deposi for 9Odays or upwards
-FOUR per cent. for a less period; intefts
commencing 10 days alter deposit, a.
ceasing 40 days prior to the wlthdrawai
The Institution keeping accounts oi lis
New DepoSitors entirely separate IRON
those of the Old Depositors, so as TO an
sWer the demand of the New Depositofs.
All indebted to our Institution VIII.
please call, pay, lcurta1l, or renew thei'
paper. ..,l.8 81 EL
- The Board of5Directors will meet eveI
Wednesday ana Saturday morning. at
o'clock.
+ - f1s}L1wa NA
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SPECIAL REQUEST.

1.-THE Piedmont" feels confident no
Company is superior or more desirable,
and asks all who wish to insure, before
doing SO, to apply to its Agents or write
direct to the Home Office" naming the
Companies they have AN idea OF patroniz-
ing, and it has no doubt il can be demon
stIated the benefits and privileges under
its policies are equal to any, surpassed by
none and superior TO m SIy.
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STATE DIRECTORS (:

VIRGINIA-Gen. Joseph X. Anderson
Richmond, Va; Hon. Thos. - Flournoy
Halifax Court HOUSE; Gen. William II
Payne, Warrenton; Judge Jno. W. Brock
enbrough, Lexington; Major H. G. Da-
shields, Richmond. ..
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

LOUISIANA Gen. DAbney a. Muuly s.,
Gen. &. Il. Beauregard, Judge Alexander
Walker, Col. q. G. Garner, New Orleans
Gen. Mason Graham, Alexandria.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25
REFER ENGES.

For the protection and satisfaction OF
policy holders, this Company has ordered
appointment of five prominent and re-
ness-whose expenses are paid by the
Company to each annual meeting--to see
rights of policy holdevs in their States
properly guarded. The following have
consented to serve (and the List will be
completed of like gentlemen) and can be
referred to by parties who wish to in
quire into the operations OF this Com-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

MIssIssIPPI-Gen. E Z. Walthau, Cot.
feeville; Gen. VIM. 4. Martin, Natche2;
Major l.. a. Ragsdaie, Meridian.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

GEoRaIA--Judse a II; Hanseil, 1hom-
asville; Judge d. "A, walker, Dalton; Rev.
r. X. Porter, Atlanta; Judge ID. a. Nason,
Albany
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

The Iate war tausht many the heavy
penalty of being separats q from the
Home Office by the Companies torieiting
what had been paid and refusing to REIN
state the policies. 1.-The Piedmont pro-
vides against this on her policies, aud
gives all who may, by any mlshap or rev.
olution, he separated from the Office, the
right to reinstats policies Of they are
sound, &c., within one year after inter
vening cause is removed OF to be entitled
to the same rights as to non forfeiture as
though the hindering cause had never
existed, at the option of the insured, SO
that no contingency can take from hes
policy h o1ders their just rights. This is
done by no other Company.
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Leaves Campbelps Wharf, -4S >,
Tor the above named places GAsnSaa 3azxp
ON Tu ESDAY'S, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, ats O'Clock A. NJ, re-
turning on MONDAYS, " EINESDAY'S
and FRIDAYS, touching at Portsmouth
each way. ... f..
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg
on arri0a OF steamer.
Passengers rive in Richmond in time
to connect with evening uafns on Fred
ericksbuig and Potomac Railroad, Tor
Washington, baltimore and all points
North, and next morning with trains on
chesapeake and OHIO and Richmond and
Danvllle Railroads. Ior all points South
and West.
Fare 10 Richmond. observation-disclosures SO
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDN ESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from to p. M, for City Point,
richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James river.
t'reights for Way Landings must pe
pre- paid.
For inrtiter pa tcuiars apply to
Ia sg..e.. y. |. HU ME, Agent,
ap9 Office Campbell's y harf
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1t would Seei. mat the endorsement
ind support OIL THESE; DISTINCT .ahed H't,ubi
ern gentlemen ought {, be .uiEioient yet ii
they should pe un1&noWn to.3ny' one, ,vt,
can give references all over The south and
West, and any further local references or
other information will be given, i'll their
respective sections, 10 such rs seek ia .
SDraOcn
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ALABAMA--C. W. Dorrance, Mobile
Gen. John y. Rather, Tuscumbia; Gen. II.
D. Clayton, Clayton; Gen. W. II. Forney,
Jacksonville: gen. Geo. II. Johns or. Ma"
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25
nIEDMONT LIFE IkSU r.
ANCE co. OF
" r G. I NJ L "A

Principal once Cor. Main and 9th Sts.,
RICHMOND VA.
Authorized Capital. ...;.,...... $l,0OO,00O
Capital Invested and Well Sc 1000,
cured. .,..,.....' ..'.'.'....'t iVV.VVo
Premiums earned first Sixteen Months,
over 100000. Number OF Policies
issued. over 1900.
S7h Per- Centum OF Profits Paid to Policy
Holders.
W. q. CARRINdToN......".Pres
Il. FL. MAUEY..................Vic e-President
j, j. HoPK1Ns..... ........,..Secretary.
O. HENRY PERROw, NJ. ID. Medical Adviser.
DIRE TO II S: ... ..
Ri. MAUR4, OF X. II. Maury 4 Co,
Bankers; A. f. HARVEY. President of Ma"
tional Bank of Va, and OF Harvey 81 Will
Jams, Commission Merchants: Q. F..
WE .siGER, of Weisiger &. Co., A. s, LEE,
Commission Merchant; RICHARD TREY,
of Snyder 81 Irby; "A. TTDEMAN. Tobac.
conist; w. A, ARMIsTEAD. of Armistead
& Peck. w. P. SHEPHERD. j. II. PEBBLES.
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SOUTH CARoLlaA-l4oV. Al. l.. Bonlan,
Edgeheld; DIR, Isaac Brauoh, DR.. j. ].
Wardlaw, AbhBv'lle; FL. l.. roomer,
Charleston; Capt s. l.. l4eaphart Comp.
LrOller GemeraN t'NtuMlbin. u
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

TExAs-Gon. John &. Hood, Hon. Jol,n
Ii. Reagan, (lstth i-"%tmaStVI General ot
the Confederate s5tatcs} Palestine; judge
Peter w. Gray, Houston
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

NORTH CARoLINA-Gen. ID. Ii. Hnl,
Charlotte; ]. H.<H tughton, Newborn; Col.
VIM. Johnston, pres ids n Columbia and
Charlotte kailrOad) Charlotte,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-20
DENTAL NOTICE.

TTAvING determined to settle permanently
II in Monroe for the purpose of practicing
my pro tession, l can be fond at my office
opposite the southeast corner of the public
square, in tho house lately occupied by the
Land Office, at all hours. My family will live
in the same building. Having had a very
large experience in all the different nches
Of my profess sion, the treating OF children IS
teeth and all the d of the teeth of adults,
and the extracting of teeth and arranging ar
tificial teeth; I feel justified in saying that
am prepared to do anything in any department
of my profession as well as can be done any,
where, and at reasonable prices.
N. F. McCRAW.
Jan. 6. 1869. nl5:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-20
The New York Snp nubliShaS

The New York Sun publishes
this, and says it was never in
print before: "During the mem
orable battle near Atlanta, on the
22d of July, in which our troops
fought first from one side Of their
Notifications and then on the 9th
er, a rebel officer at the head of
his men, more daring than his
followers, succeeded in getting
close up against the Union works,
when a certain Stalwart Colonel
of Iowa volunteers, begrimed
with the smoke of battle, leaped
from the narrow parapet, and ex-
tending his powerful arms grasp
ed the gallant rebel by the collar,
hoisted him bodily into the Union
lines, and sent him to the rear a
prisoner Of war. The rebel, who
turned out to be Col. Lampley, of
the Forty-tifth Alabama, died a
few weeks afterward of chagrin
at the inglorious way in which he
was captured. The captor was
Col. Belknap, of the Fifteenth
Iowa, now Secretary OF War;
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-11-20

A few days since, when Maggie
Mitchell's company was ready to
go on the stage, Mr.. Sutton who
was to play the part of the old
man ''Mortimer," received a tele-
gram that his mother was dead.
The play went on, and soon the
checks of Miss Mitchell and MI
Sutton were bathed in genuine
tears, but the audience little
knew the reality of the grief
Miss Mitchell's mother died only
Il short time since.