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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by y!riuc IA decree aud execution 10 ne
directed from ih- Randolph Common Pleas
Csert. WI expose 90 sale 81 tile Court House
door. ln ftine hester. tofrii Go fffa ION The
10th day Of August, 1861,
Between the hagrs 81 l0 O'Clock b. a. and
o'clocs b. n- ~ said day. The following real
estate. situaie6 Randolph CO.. Ind. o. VII:
lots number one and tao. IN block unn.brr
four. 81 the TOW = d h4rtonia, RANDOLPH county
Indiana.
Executed as fhe property ~ John =.
Johnson atthc SUN of0l .ger KELLEY
s.. u. JENKINS.
Jelly :. lscL Zee So Sa'a &C.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

BuTrA RI, Tu'y 2l.-Gen DIX arrived
here 10 DIV and viii TOMORROW snpersedc
General Banks, who viii supersede Gen
Patterson.
The bridge across the Potomac at Har-
per's Ferry VIII 10 up morrow, making
connection With the Winchester road tc
Charleston.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
Col. Wilcox and Capt.
RIcCook Killed.!
FIGHT IN KANSAS!
The Rebels Routed with
= Loss Of Fourteen.
Federal Loss L.

WasmvGroS, vit IELADrtFHIA, July
22-Olr troops after taking three bitter
les ANA gaining @ great victory, were re
on',ed. and commenced p retreat on
" ~h'ueton TIE retreitwas Ia God or
der, With 81 .e.r covered " good col
anu.
Our loss Is ESQ to 3.019.
TIE tort frstous around Washington
~. strongly r,intor. ID - 're-h troors.
.t,f lhr Htesf int rm zion WIS re
cerved rom Cpf'rsi.le u 20 ~ nj be-.
+. -svies g events seek place il So i-.eas.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
l-aiana to-wit Randolph Comfy
Iv Tur EasDotrn cwerr cornr. taLt
laAN. I-5I-

1lssqa : glilamsan. cowp'sirfto cor
reet mistake u
John RI. williamson 81 all aeri-
whereas f. rP-srs hJ e.last. E 81 ois.uier-
estrd f.r.on h d James Is. williamson. Join
q. williamson. harriet Hartman sad solomon
hartman. fau- q .ar above named BE r. danl..
.rs ranrrsidenfs 81 fhe iafeo. iad "a fhsre-
flrs-.i def.I att are herehf re red Aaf
-aid 80 s. - peid Hr and sfands r al on
=. second dat ~ tAt Sci TENDER term - tbe
above court. n D. ch como enres Of IT, fhift
8ouds ~ rIfemoer next. afc plll b. holtea
ID fh- casrf house o Winchester. ln Tie .ouAty
and a. 81 siarssHid. affect.
Jae nj. ls6t II II. hEFF. ClRR.C c.
BHcws. : Cusz-ss Pis.are's Auyt
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

CONGRESS--This body Is '.ill IN ses.
sion. Laws have ben pasei assuming all
the war debt Of Indiana. The Senate has
passed bills providing for the erection OF
iron clad ships, foAtins biiteries kc.
Also bill for conh.e.ting the property
Of persons founl in srrns against the Gov
eTnment. Including slaves aiding ,he reb-
Ella in any vav.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
Select School.

81 p faf Ntit 81 81 cf.cr - eleei Sfhonl
rs 1ART GHth, aapHeih Ceufy.
t.fs" t1- wrecks. t0r ti. t1ceitl f.teff 90
tea.arfs 10 fais sHd adjoining counties Who
ehn-et - ieHth etr.f- th- sruskc fai AID
"hter. % vii ai-o be- open IL 90 soutr -
dies nj crifi- rien "a ~ may si,h "a ~, ote
94r m lth - rssi N.lrtNa s.ua! ln school II
rl7eT Aonlt iIscIl inr.
There VII he Iour lcrfgres 81 least. drr.rr tie
term. enihracif = pie - ~ H.a's s. .ssfrx'.
lel ms vs. ~ Sf.sh 81. advance or - 60 ~
tHecIosr 81 ile teria. fvafd Tor flom s. 10
SIS per ,ecek.
TEsr BOOKS sfc6res, :. series - Pass-
.rss Fnhc"'- Gr.mua, sfadaafd-s Mrlfsi
- q l.a2 = Hriftta Arliaael.es; sfd sHth ofh-
- as may os most pei'eiaris as.4 81 the eoea-
areervrfs: Prof j. Harfy. C-eenvl'e. ~.
= j, hiHi e.. Troy. ohio. ur. 4. T. Iun-
GER Furtou q.
- .sn. wishing 10 aftcrd " II rfd-ess M.
tsri.r.. iatelf. ~ kareifa. Hntaoish 90 Tad.
Jai, 3. rel. "a T. X. MrCoNAfIL.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

NgsRtv P.vfc -his moraiuE there vas
psrfccl rash D. g. 3D. ne IT McL.a4's trsnrtF-
elfng cnrtial. i- a-fa i~htnr whai iaage
sua fgs offhat artitl is eousamr4 it SHOWS
cantl asiilely til-t it Il .s. .Hs tkmg -,4
fn RI li4rta or - a. t.fritts- - pr a sHt ri 81
f1r ChIils. alias sake. -'kF r. b SIS ana On
rssf 81 .nankinl'' $50 ia ig u. r fncg vith
hse8ms hoaifby irA slraa- 4ul "a t.l taat 81
.m s1orld take ll.tif tveD mu nfrs Oh
= ;at9se 50 -art t.-- tY.l.ls e. ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

whore We arrived - noon. the camp fires
Of which scre stiI burning Then We pas
ri this afternoon, and qualities Of fresh
beet. com, a., were LEI. behind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
ana ,o-wt Randolph County.

KaNuot7a CsAeClr covkr. TALL lEax.
it6l.
3o>bH1 Harlan. - Complaint
aftn g. NH-f-r-su
5asles j. Ma-tersau sfeciie j Esrn-ncs.
fteFperrilg 3. nfidaFii ihaf smith e Ma
tefson, our of ite sbof Il .ietdaifs. is . non
r-.i'ieii . lhe State ~ lusIias Is. le b. hereby
an' ira ~ i4e iIlfr ala IeHetnrt 81 sad sfit
gHd SHAT = all st heard ot The seroi.d da1 -
r. call I'm 81 lie ~ osc uaE4cd court - BE-
hoiHeu 81 hc coart house 20 Winchester. in
SAID County. Oh the TulT. Monday 10 scr5cfr-
ser, A. p. 1851. q b'i aAd s4ers he can ~ PEAR
and defend 4aest:
Jelly y. lsGl Il u. NEFF. c. ~ &C.
BGOw>E q; CurvrY. Ais's.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

eEThe Rebels lrss u VI .assls IS
reported to be Three ThoEssnd.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
s.a.e Of indiana. FandoIpa County.
JoAaw Fu4ier
Compilation pesi.

Tie said ItlsftfE. B, B-ovn and Co'rrove.
ait atf H-it.t = comes aud nlss us arifat81. hy
n.f.'f = IS shown iHst - saId Jeremiah Nss.in
+ ntt resid % ~ the state 81 lhalafa. ~
nee Is tuar re. trrrht gifrI sad frreu4is
Mason ~ iie flnr aI.d pfAdcncs n sad suil.
ana tAaf 81 less Dr. pcf-ai.lit De- aud appear
t.l9rr tAe Iu ~ ~ satA count SOFA fhe s-ral..
dt.1 ~ 500. re,f ttfln thereof - be hrla 5r a.,
court hars' lu Nlathe Ter. of The faisa 8udar
~ : september. 1851. Hld then and there nnsa "a
O. stid fomf iaitt. fae same will b. heard ~ :
d..t.rWil 80 Ia iI5s at4sff. r..
Isv 3. i~il. HfNEV p NFtF. ClR.
Jaiaes Brow aEa 5 if-- Colrroxc. Atttts
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

~we earn f-Din u - is.2- Under
vol, the good lookiES, and sverg way
clever Representative from ~ Corntg.
tAsi a company il being made Up IL eoa.
Lle-qaiek tine IA that county.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

state a. Indiana. Randolph COuu.
q -.
Is rHr RANDOLPH Cfcvr Guar, slrT
TERN, I-Gl
zsaoae s's'on "
Richard Jsbss ans Complain. fs- aeb,.
Ill u Davidson
IN. liautir hf Brovn & Norss. Dis aft7--
rcss. ass comes an3 dils 90 anllav.t 81 ahica
IL +. sh8an.t naf sid Eii n. Davidson. ons -
: il defendants. = not q resident 81 De-" Sffte
81 ftaIara. Nofes i fheref0rt hereby < ren
SAD tit H. fasl1-nn @ fl- aL = 4Hd 3 ..dei.-
81 of ,aId 90 nrfafHf ans ilss 4nLes- De pr.
sauaftt arpcar ou fae SECOND Gaa 90 tie Fest
term ~ q . colftta he h0t4 20 80 The csa 2
hans. In nth -stsr o. fhe 81 Monday 81
Selfsmbsr nett. - sane elLL 30 heard aad
determined iu his aassacl.
Attest. T. =. SEPF.
rrtu 6 = I-et CT G.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
$kirmish in Missouri.
Six Federal and Eighty
Rebel Troops Killed.
TWO HUNDgLD REBELS TAX.
ES PRIsONERs!!

THE REBELS ROUTED as USUAL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

A BETTER CHANCE srILIA--LADIRs AND oRNTLE-
IA mem have grsat demand for cost on Clothing Furn
nav iSc covinS pycss ~. r ass ns Sn. a. ~ va un
Tor Costs from u % Sls for PAnss 81 70 SS Please
call Or address u Anha lse Seventh avenue bstwccn
fwsntistn and Twenty nrs sreets Punctusy attended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

-. - 80
nOARDTp0 AT FARM HOueD.-rAMILIk8 VII
I'D ina 10 obtain uoarS fg tie upveng aad uannar meo<
ssn and desirable sssomnodstlous h.1saelY on ~
bic Terms in The args houss Of Ne ~ Cne.s9 unae.s
near 0lsn Cove l. All scmmunien4ons e1drensed 70 II
Elizabeth AUndsshfli, 0Isa Cove. 4 l., vi AVE prss
attention.
VourTRY eoA1p-rv3 OR rBRsE FAMILIES d
~ INSTRUMENTATION from the hrut Of May In heaIthy :
ps assnt location IN Hoboken the line OF the NcN "
and Erie Railroad hours ride from the y ave minu
WAN from the DEPOT also stable conyeutncee Apply
JOHN PAKF cAfrnan. 2aa and 2a8 Washington street
f,ouNTRy BOARD wANTED-FoR A eENTLEM1
bia wife AID small children within short disssS
n The a,ty: location must be good and terms moderate
dress for tws days, stating terms, &c, n, wfLLiAMs
t,x 20 peldd 0uce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

ITO HEADs OF rAMILIEs
s'--''' w ''''' ' II Is GUN BELIEF
NAT me '''0rmf RSf FEY = AND BEAUTY.
10 no, equalled In New Icrt
COME AND SEE
Whs.s French China Tea ss,s "A pieces.
S Ssney 1i Frsn SS China rsa Sets y picc.
white french China Soup rgIsens each: %
Scd S:.d French chiss Disser se;s si pees. 90
slyer plated Table spoons the dozen rs
siiyer ria.ea rsoie rorxs tne dozen .........
silver PLACED eastern, cut bottles AZ,
silver plated yaks nssns" eASn ...'.............
silver plated Tea and Coffee ssts sn IS
ivory handle TsA Knives, The dozen. 40
Cut glass 0obets, the dozen. rs
Sos Bob sis Finger ' bowl: i.
-, LKE~IsI
John x.ddo.l so m.i stssord.hlr., England.
wsiss IRON IRON Stone Stone Ss'ss sss he dorsn
WIFI: 'ss s ssss: CHIN: 1ss
to % Srns IN az coy oy /: nsos
c o%gy's,s S Suss: Tor Tor s ssSss
cc s%BB: s sss: &. gSsss
Goods bought and
will n desired be stored until the lat Of May, without
must nclose the sh with the addition sulccn sum 10
pay for packages Par funds only taken.
Out out this List
VIE. DALEY a 90,
N. s5l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24


House OF the Angel Guardian, Vernon street. RorbuyI
short walk from Boston Post once.
This IL asylum for orphan oc wayWesd boysA new q
SPACIOUS building house just been ecup,osed-esery
psy ground. are royided with ne most apprcvsd ~
Government and RELIGIOUS instruction con6dcd 70 cAe
men or Known experience and ability The object 10 70
Catholic youth and win them 70 virtue and industry By
The terms are FOR board tuition and school books:
Tor oiPhans mon
10 BE- uaid IN advances for o. three months Addr
Rev George p. Haskins, No. North square, Boston.
ISLN PARK SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL ron BO7
~ Li,chnsld. Conn. Iocson and advantages unrival@
Tenpn alleys for exercise Circulars II the ofica %
H. Bin, lsS Bnth avenue. Teacher there sany fron
TNsTRUCT1ON ron BOARD-A LADY VINO OO
verses fuently in French and German desires emp{
few hours day In teaching languages vsli
Would also be willing 10 give instruction ~
or PAR Of board Beat OF references Win be Riv
Address n. r, at Mr. 0oldsmiih's, ~ Deg street.
DAvENswOoD INsrnUrR, L. L-nRs WI JON
~ continues 70 receive into her family fee young len
TO whose thorough cultivation BY eita and physcs -
ire tie attention Of nsrssif and accomplished $1,000
ccnstsnsiX dsvosA eupsror sdvastaes A. net 49,.
annun- Circulars 81 Mr. Browns, $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

l. land or the Continent Of Europe-Lsdses and gentle
from the states Of America Canada visiting Great
Britain any Of Europe who desire to avoid delay
trouble have their Passports daily vised
letter otberwlse, to Adams, Brsdshsw,s British
with the greatest expedition and deapatch Passports
carefully mounted cased and ettered In gold The
counter signature the American Minister In London OBJ
tanned to AMERICAN passports British and Foreign Station
latest editions Bradshaws 6rh and Continental Guides
and Handbook Muirays English and Foreign Handbook
Phrase Books &c Expertnced Cour1ers be had
pication at the Office Of W. j. ADAMS 80 Net street. Lon
don England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

men epn disposs Of their Cast on ClolhinS FURNITURE
Carpets SO Jewey We hehsa pricea .. the advertsS
calling on o. Addressing = B. ron win b convinced hdi
an1 een1en, 70 afactou LADIES attended hy Mra
81 Seventh avenue sscosd door above Twenty fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

A I.An0E ORDER rOR o8op CAST OFF CLOTHING
a wanted. 70 purchsse, for San yrsns'sco California
Ladies' and gentlemen, n wish 70 fair price for your
Clothes Carpets Furniture and ye welry the best d.
70 send note 10 MINT ~ sixth avenue, where you
may be convinced viii be dealt with satisfaction
Ladies attended 10 by Mrs Minx No 70 Sixth avenue bs
tween ~i.sH.s -.ssos ~ad TaTsllsy p.aca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

THE NEW YORK DYEINs AND PRINTING EsTAB
WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND.
No. % Duane street date IS John street, Branch efeee
72e Broadway and lS Pierrepont street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

VuRY,s HofsL, CoLLE0E GREEN, DUBLIN This
81 Hotel very central cheap and comnodioua Ever At
'~0'' : '0e' NOV -'' ''' WfEIfAx JURY, ProOrissor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

VXTASHINGToN HEIGHTS, l52D STREEr.-PARTIEf
w wishing accommodations In FIRST class prf
vate Boarding Heue, this popular and delightful psce
applying At 50 st. Marks place during the
suing week The house Is and neatly furnished
hours by steamboats, and stages stablnl
for horses and carriages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

JnPBRIAL HOTEL. coRK, IRRLAxD.-rHIs LONG
essablishsd s.d wen Known Motel e conduessd .. u.
set apa for The Of families who prefer living Il Fran
sass Table dHots every day 81 BALI past az ococs m.
rnn Hol cold and shower baths always reedy Might
Ter IN attendance. A. COTTON . SON, Propristors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

A LARGE ORDER RECEIVED -SS0D WORTH OF
"A cast on Clothing wanted for the Wesssrn stateA La
dies and gentlemen wishing 70 dispose Of obtain
higher pree hsn ever was paid BEFORE although the prices
.ddressins HAMS SIS Bowery, ycu viii and, ladie, ana
yenuemen that You VIII receive the full value for sr
ses Ass Furniture Carpets and Iewery bought Lsdies
Intended oy nrs harris ~ 3S Bowery opposite FOURTH ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY rCB 0OUr AND
J. rhsunatsm.-A sufferers from the soore complaints,
either e recent long standing advised 70 Blair
most safe and ssetusi remedy ever offered NE public
for the above complaints Price 80 and Is cents per Dor
Prepared by Prcut Harsant London Engand and sold by
ana By r Q. Wells Co., ns Franklin street. n y. Her
sss so%.s ssna London md as"s r., r. %
pressed upon the government stamps Dor
The genuine medicine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

nrMMICKs HOTEL. MILFORD PIKE COUNTY,
~ "a -Thia well know hotel open for visitors
The village q MILFORD situated Che Delaware river eight
within four houYa Of New York The in the vicinity
beautiful and the scenery trout fishing and
renter, Broohlyn:J J. W Pnsho. Ban, No Costlaudt
street, W. II Ncvtcker ESQ w. II Cook Esq 40 Broad.
way, New Yorh. o. ". DrNMfCK, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

AT 81 So WRITING. ~ LESSONS; BooKKEBPrl(
"A $40 Iessons unlimited Writing and Arithmetio {
street Brooklyn Asa splendid penman and sktful tsec
COL PAINE. has no superior.-Newport Daily NewsL ;
a SUPERIOR HANDwRIrTNG ACQUIRED IN TWILL
Bookkeepirs Epglish Grammar Comp )st IN &c. Tho n
esscr ably assisted In the ladies' By 1r
sfxth ayenua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

FURNISHED ROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR ALSO
IA one on the md and the third, with all
modern pr vements; to let with without al board,
az 20 Irving place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

n ROOM AND BEDROOM To LgT-ro 0eNTLE.
"a man his wife; with board aud had rooms 20 sing q
eeneman Inquire st 2ss East iota street Few bo.sieEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

A DEMAND FOB CLoTHING LADIES AND GEN
"a uemcn, wanted, a lot of cast of Clothing Furniture
city by calling or Addressing NJ. Abrahams 233 Seventh
Ladies' attended % by MrA A.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-06
Humorous sksttbes.
Standing Guard.

A member of the Schuylkill regiment 10
camp near Washington, writes thus of the in.
cidents o: standing sentinel:
The manner in which the sentinel receives
| the co1ntersign is as follows He permits a
person to come within twelve or fourteen
PAGES Of his post, and then commands him to
halt, and asks, who comes there!' The an-
swer will generally bs, "a friend The senti.
mel commands, advance, friend, and give the
countersgn.' The person advances, and lear.
! ing over the point Of the bayonet OF the sen.
try, gives the password, 1.-THE guard must al
ways receive it at q charge bayonet,) and
proceeds on his way. The guards are ell
! numbered from one upward. If anything is
wanted, or wrong. the sentinel calls for the
sergeant of the guard mentioning iis nun.
Der which is passed from guard to guard until
it reaches No. l, where the sergeant OF tho
day is stationed, who Immediately repairs to
the post designated.
During the night the orders are more
strict than in the daytime. If any ouo then
attempts TO pass the guard without The coun.
tersign be calls for the sergeant; if the intru'
der, after being warned several times, won't
come to dots, you draw trigger on him, and OF
course kill him if you can.
Last Sunday night we were on the picket
guard; our beat was thirty yards long, ou the
bor1e of graveyard. Near midnight it
commenced to rain with vengeance, and was
so dark that the eye could not penetrate fur.
ther than ten feet iD advance. Strange sounds
came from the woods aud swsmps around,
while in the graveyard dark red phosphores.
cent lights would rise from the earth and af-
ter illuminating for awhile some grey tomb,
sink again apparently into the ground Sep
aEsted from the camp by hill, and surround
ed by thick darkness, the rain strangely pat
tering as it fell, the mysterious situation was
well calculated to remind one OF the wonder
fol stories often told, but seldom experienced,
as well as to arouse superstitioas fears
About every fifteen minutes the doep gloom
would bs broken by tho voice Of the guards
crying, No. l, all we'll No. .. oil well,' and
so ou, each sentinel taking it up until il bad
passed around the camp and come back to the
place from whence It had started. A few
nights ago two of our company we're doing
night guard duty ON the borders OF a wood,
about one quarter mile from camp. One of
them observed, some twenty yards from him,
what was apparently q mon standing and e.
lently gazing at him. lie demanded, who
came there but received DO answer. lie
called the attention OF sentinel near him to
the matter, and together they marched with
charged bayonets against the immoyable and
silent 'whot is it, and with true solderly cou.
rage gallantly ran their bayonets into small
cedar tree"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-06

A MEMBER Of Congress, now in Washing.
ton, thus writes: al must not close without
telling you OF the laughable manner 10 which
and friend who was riding with me were
sold the other day. AS we were driving
from one camp to another we approached q
large tent which We supposed was the OIL
GERS headquarters as on the canvass in
large plain letters was printed, Headquarters
New York Seventh Regiment We drove
up, got out, and were about to enter, when
saw a very neat sign over the door of the tent
which read Homeopathic Physiciau-ConSuL.
tation fee 10 cents On entering / saw one
after another enter, deposit on the counter ten
cents, make the most wo begone looking face,
and, placing their hands on their sbdomens
say, Doctor, | am awful sick what must
take p The prescription, 80 far as saw,
was invariably the same FOR all complaints
Three fingers OF whisky, diluted with home-
pathic additions of water Whisky and
water. of course, oil free. The doctor seems
to be very popular, aud if the number l saw
prescribed for within ten or fifteen minutes
was anything like a fair proportion of his
daily calls, he ought to retire soon and leave
the business to junior partner"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-06
i Q { trg =
TIE UNION YANKEE DOODLE

TIE UNION yam KEE DOODLE
JEFF Davis you're funny man,
To think you'll rule tho nation;
No Southern rights nor Southern fights
Can land you at that station.
CHoRUs-U nion hearts and Union hands,
A traitor cannot shake, sir,
When you come to try us jeff
You'll end out your mistake, sir
Just lay your schemes wide as you please,
With deep and OBSCURE view, sir,
There's nothing 10 our way but what
a Yan.key can undo, sir.
CHoRUs-
You can't throw snuff into our eyes,
We Yankees are too cute, cir,
Just recollect we've got the best,
And Scottish snuff to boot, sir.
CHoRUsI
Pray keep your Dragging minors still,
Or you shall taste our stuff, sir,
You won't take much, I'll tell you why,
One pinch will be enough, SIR.
Chorus
AH little dogs piH bark you knop
That are afraid 10 bite, sir,
You'll alcdys find them snedkins hons
When they are called out to fght, sir.
CHORUS
So back you rebel in your ken,
Defle not Union soil, sir,
Your servile minions are not fit,
To share its meanest soil, cir.
Chorus
Onr Anderson was brave and true,
Unto his Uounttys flag, sir
But Time will bring his praise to light,
There's nothing in Bragg, sir.
CHoRUs-And when be left that Southern
Fort
"In which he was so handy"
Why didn't you stop the martial
strain
OF Yankee Doodle Dandy?
The South may raise her cotton, jeff
To fill our factories full sir
Well buy it out of charity
We're satisfied with Wool, sir.
CuoRUs-
You've had your day in Baltimore
You frightened half the town, sir,
But J eff it didn't take Us long,
To cut your Kane break down, cir.
ChoRUs-
And when we come to 60 down South
To conquer 10 the wars, sir,
We'll plant our spangled banner there
And make you ell zee stars, sir.
CHoRUs-
Our Union girls are loyal too,
Their hearts 60 with their hands, sir,
And these are pledged to hold our flag
Long sa the Union stands. sir.
Cuosus-
And stand it will while time shall last,
With not one link TO sever
Then sound aloud through all the world,
Our Union now--Forever.
CgoRUs-Union hearts aud Union hands,
A traitor dare not sever,
United hearts. united hands
The American Uniou-- Forever
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-06

MAGNANMIrv.-We recorded recently o
circumstance which occurred in the Rebel
camps, when General Gwinn, of North Cnro.
limo, having been Informed that full conf
dsace in his abilities vas not felt, and that
the services OF Colonel Uuger, formerly of
the loyal forces, could be obtained, resigned
with good grace, aud took less responsible
position.
This was ap act of good sense, but it was
reserved for citizens Of our own State to ex-
hibit, under circumstances not wholly dissi
miar, display of magnanimity. No one
thought of charging Col. Kane, as was done
to Col. Gwinu, with iucompetency, but when
that officer found an officer of the Mexican
war, Major Biddle, to be holding an inferior
command in the same regiment, he insisted
on exchanging places with him-a movement
consented to only with much reluctance by
both Major Biddle and the rest Of the reg.
ment. Such a state of things is, in the
highest degree, gratifying, and Col. Kane,
though he may nominally have descended o
grade in rank, has only elevated himself in
the estimation of his fellow citizens. His
action requires additional merit from the fact
that be himself enlisted the regiment whose
command he thus generously gave up
PHILADELPHIA Inquirer.