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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02

Cillev, both of whom will probably die. as
they were not only run over by the gun car
riages, but were trampled on by the cavalry
horses.
OF Gen. Bakers California Regiment the
KILLED were
Edwin Morris, Company I.
Jos Paschall - H.
Joseph White, II.
Sergeant Alexander Phirlison, Company y .
Womded.-Darry Clinton, Company L.,
slightly in the knee Sergeant Brands, Com
pauy l.. wounded in the head William Or
dem Company \, also in the head; Timothy
Gregory, Company d, shot in TIE leg: Il. q.
w Baker, company \, shot through the
thi -,h VIM. Smith, Company L, Harry War
rem Company !, G. W. Martin Company p,
Martin Qlening Company L. Luke Lutebin.
and atwood Morris, both Of Company L.
in Col. Baxter's Fire Zouayes none were
killed, but the following named were wound.
ed Sergeant Gray, Company D. shot in the
head Benjamin Flood. Company d, shot in
the head; Lieut.. ShreVes, shot in the legs and
head George Hargreaves, Company Il, shot
in the leg. Nome Of these wounds will prob
ably prove fatal
John Dorale, Company |, First Pennsylya-
MIA Dragons, was mnrtally wounded.
In Col. Ovens Philadelphia Regiment,
Sergeant Gillian, Company B, was killed and
Sergeants W. B. MuCann aud Charles Shields
of Company 4 were wounded.
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neAThe extensive Touring mills at Flem.
ington, Clinton county, erected some years
ago by Hugh Conley, John Sterrett and 9th
ers, were detFoyed by fire few weeks ago
supposed by an incendiary. Insurance $l9,-
coo.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02
NEW FALL GOODS,

Nj \ assortment of Gopds are of L ? hes
VA quality aud the newest styles. .nG by
attention to customers | hope to be %
supply the wants of the community i
Call and see and examine FIR Yourseivc.
seplS JAMES PARKED
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02
DISSOLUTION
Estate of Ann c. Hazlett, deeeasca.

Estate of Ann c. HazIett, deceased.
n Office is hereby given that letters of sd-
~ miniStratiOn on the estate Of ANN c.
uAZLETT, late of Brown township, Iiilin
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims to present them duly authenticated
for settlement. JOHN d. BARR,
seplS% Administrator
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DREes G0Op

EfEERI ription-pruj-. .sa.ghsr.s
A. Delaines, Black aud Coior,.i, Rlack 1.
" Whlte, and Second Mourning s.ieps, 81.
che, Osmanie and Paris Lustres, Ormbra
Castmeras, Gray Piaids, China Madonas.
Alpaca Plaids, Black aud Colored Dress
Silks, and all kinds of Dress Goods Flan.
nels, Ticking, Nanksens, Grapes, Linens,
Briliants. aud Bleached and Unbleached
muslins. Shawls. Balmonel Skirts Houped
Skirts, all prices, Shaker Bonncts, Cloth
Cloaks, new style, Bonnet Rihbous. Dress
Trimmings, &C. Cash buyers viii find it to
their advantage to call and examine the
Stock. (sepl8) JAMES PARKER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02
LEWIsToWN, 0ctobe

aEAl UntlI the 10Th day Of October next,
Marks Willis will deliver coal within the
borough limits, at the following rates;
No. and white ash Sunbury 50 so per ton.
and Wilkesbarre So 90 per ton.
White ash Limeburners 3 S5 per ton.
TreEeGton 8 g so per ton.
Delivered for cash only.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02
Estate of Catharine stoy, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
~ Administration, with the will annexed,
on the estate of Catharine Stoy, late of the
borough of Lewistown, Mifflin county, decd
have been granted to JOHN HAMILTON
and JOS. G. STOY. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment. and all having claims to pres
ent them to JOIN HAMILTON, residingin in Lewis
town. duly AUTHENTICATED for settlement
Lewistown, Sept. l8-6t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02

NOTICE is hereby given to the District
n Attorney in and for Mifain county, and
to all others whom it may concern, that ap-
plication has been made to his Excellency, the
Governor of Pennsylvania for the pardon cf
Joseph Brought, now in the eastern peniten-
tiary, under sentence OF the Court of Quarter
Sessions Of this (MHhin) county. being con-
victed for the larceny Of bloom, the prop
erty Of Marks & Willis, of the value Of $3.50
or thereabouts.
JOSEPH ALEX XANDER,
Atty. for J. Brought.
Sept. l3, 1861.
The above notice has been served upon me.
I. NJ. UTTLBY,
Dist. Atty fox Mifhin county.
September Is, 1861. sepI8t2t9
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llWlS4OWN AglD2lu,

ENHE Fall Session Of this Academy will
Il commence on MONDAY, September "a.
Miss S. L. Van Duzer will continue to have
charge Of the department Of Music. Miss
I. j. Eldridge viii give Instructions 10 :.
ing and Drawing.
Miss E. Warren, who is go yell known Il
this community as thoroa clsoipIinal4.
and excellent teacher. has '.- .ae,. to L .s
town and connected herself wus lie Iu4s..,.
tion. Misses Warren and Eldr4gs iii i,iAt.
ly manage the affairs Of the echoul IA N" az.
sence, under my supervision, and shou.Q -
absence be long continued. A. Smith, County
Superintendent, will act in my place, and
superintend the general interests of the
School. Mrs. Smith will have the entire
management of the Preparatory Department.
Gtrms Of Tuition, S3.25, S4.75, and S6.25
per quarter, according 20 the grade ofstudies.
For further information apply to
II. j. SMITH, Prin.
Lewistown, August q, 1861.
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n O I [ G. + /.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebt-
IA ed to the late firm Of +. L. Parker l.
Brother are requested to have their accounts
paid By the first Of November, after which
time they vii! be left for collection. Attend
to this notice without delay and save costs, ag
their books must be settled
JAMES PARKER
Lewistown, September l6, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02

track over a calvert in such position that
Lad II Oeen reInoVed one foot further nearly
the whole of Capt. Neice's company would
have been precipitateI over .he cui, crt :. lis.
tance Of from Is to % feet. and i.urGiug
could have prevented the destructiuu Of the
car and the loss Qt many lives Capt n. re-
celVed severe confusion on the nose, but it
Is nov well. The verdict Of the jury was
that the above persons came to their death by
mIsmanagement on the part Of the managers
CT the Northern Central Railway. This may
be true, but the statement of many soldiers
on the train make the verdict of the jury
look little 'fshy," The fact is, Johnston,
the engineer of the train which ran into us
was heard to remark that he would prick
the wool out Of their (our) ears before We
reached Baltimore, and as near as we can
judge he ran into US at the rate of thirty
miles per hour. lie is openly accused Of be-
ing a secessIonlst, and persons living near
the scene OF disaster assert that it was 4 viii
ful act on the part Of Johnston We do not
wish to charge Johnston falsely, but the word
Of men living where the accident occurred,
and the assertions Of men belonging to the
regiment are entitled to some credit at least
The engineer was found 300 yards from the
scene OF the disaster with one leg broken and
the foot OF the other horribly mangled by the
cars lie attempted to escape, but justice
overlook him before he did so. He has since
had his leg amputated. but will doubtless
die. The fireman stuck to the engine and
did all IN hls power to prevent the accident
lie received no injury. We arrived in Wash
ington at , o'clock p. NJ on Sunday, and
were invited to take supper at the Soldiers
Retreat, large building erected by the Gov
ernment tor that purpose near the railroad
A tin of very bad coffee large piece of
bread and corresponding quantity of pork
comprised the meal. The building is well
named, as we were anxious to retreat" from
1t as soon as possible to camp, where we were
provided with excellent ratons and plenty of
them. We had good food in Camp Curtin,
but here we get greater variety and more
of it. Our Colonel (W. II. Irwin) is strict
disciplnarian, and permits no man to ne
glect his duty a soldier. BY this means
our regiment is rapidly becoming proficient
IN drill, and ere long will rank with regulars
IN everything military. Our Colonel treats
US all kindly and impartally, aud commands
the respect and esteem Of the whole regi-
ment. You may depend upon it when he
leads them to q brush with the enemy they
will make a mark that our State Will be
proud of. We (the writer visited The city
yesterday to hear an Grafton by Dr.. Mccoy
on the present state of the Union. 1t was "a
fine production, and his bursts of eloquence
elected rounds of applause. We observed
the smiling face of Uncle Abe in the audi
ence, who appeared to take great interest in
the remarks Of the speaker. As the mail is
about closing | will bid you adieu for the
present, but will give you description Of
matters in general in my next q. c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02

lust received and for sale, large, lot OF
sI Clearfield county shaved Lap and JOINT
SHINGLES, "a and 70 inches long, best
quality, at Nm. d: HUE MANI D.
Lewistown, July II, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02
r-r 9 4 z Z = = e
nennsrIrania Railroad,

sz-C..braith's Omnibuses convey passengers to
- f.,p all the trains, taking up or setting them
an points within the borough limits.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02

= 4 Lot Of Ground with
4..slA House thereon erected, contain
S@ iEiE ing forty-one and seventeenth
S perches, situate in the village
Of Milroy, Armagh township, and described
as follows: Beginning on land late W.
Reed, thence north 80 deg. west perches to
stones, thence By land G. Berlew north &c
deg. east 5,5 perches to turnpike road; thence
along said road south 81 deg. east 7 5 perches
to stones, thence by land late Jas. Thompson
south Al deg, west porches to place of be-
ginning.
Terms will be made known on the day of
sale.
JAMES THOMPSON.
CRAWFORD SWITZER,
Administrators David Switzer, deed.
sepl8
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-02

Ezg~A considerable number Of our col
ned population are preparing to remove to
Hayti, West Indies.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29
Die
DDco @f. 2pats,
gSun
6eturtb S5rnfein.
(8urtiebuna.l

| NOSN'l1pWlN.J
! 5rnaen uuo Nutwprteu, 8erbte uub Gr,Sb.
lun9sn frlgtSn raid, airfcinauber, Sufep6 b,iidts
Die err6tlsnOs 0spjta bant6ar an fcin fer, nm
nls nun aud Com uno 9Gtlliam tbr brr,Ii4
Gle 9ano Nriidten unO tr: 6&meRsr nornfsn
Cn cntltir'ten 55reurcnt6rdnrn ben @uarn a,s
armen Nidr&ens. ons wobt fitIte. lest crl r,f
audi Die IeBts Spur Der t5en s'eranne nbef,
Verl6munben uhc per9rifen.
Der Serl, rer in Der 6iittc ledt, faate 5cr
enplth, lit ittrigcns nbt 6amtce. = rpuber1
pte mid bGu&t, Gin Qrgentinrr, elm ldlinrcr
@'flsle, Der id ltCn Iange bier 6Crumtrtcb nno
Dor oem ib fdbrm mebyfre NIalr erparnt pam
Damn 1or Der anosre, trn itt berfcIagr
0aTFrs, a9te Suicpt, = abcr no in or sino,.
tommen -. bier Oerfawano cr, : ocrope e..
Cd u6'r pas ftetle lfsr in roe Sett trc Grrsfs
6ino6ifiir3tr, = uno itb bbrte puu rem Quoens
b'td' an nitts mcGr. ScGtc er cbenfaQe tercb
9efiir3t unO tort gebIirten lein
Se our6lunten Die 9an3r @earuo, fnnrcn
nt@ts, mobl oter bsmrrften pepitas eeTbtr
Au9cn frtI6e 6uelpuren in benz fcinen gBsur
ionor OtS Settes, unU ite ,ei9tc iGnen. no CT am
anoern llfer mierer cmpprsetIe'tcrt Iet uup Soc
I'Pt0 Stur' nnr 6IlFOfsctt uidt a9ucno, ietne
,luat fert8eitgt babe.
9Seu ! lu9te Som, IaBt ion laufeu. - ottr
orn nnn an mus guer sun uns obmc6rslpp
SBabe taIten, unO @uace @Ott orm G6urteu
p'nn td ion cinmal Dor Die Rlnpuna meiner
5iute trie9e.
6srr! 9srr feb bteGsr ricf lest pI5sIi6
9trtta unn Set9tc auf cine 5teGe an Der llf,rs
manr, no SClcpG bsrabaeRir5t mar. Gin Stad
@rNe Fattr la i'm Stur5e NIT abgel6l, uuo ol,5
Der MN bIoB 9eIr9tcn Steae 9ubrrte unp FUN,
feIts G'OIcfaub GeruUr.
Set eott mir bnbrn 0n Elm rti6e5 Qaaer ae-
TunOrn, a8e 28taam nadt elmer Idueaen In.
t'ruhun9. Drin Stm3 triu9t uns Slid. -
Sast uns I6nel unierc Qrteit bicter ii6ertraaen
gEasr6afti9 jubelte Som, es lfsbt pa srin
nen aus, ais cb Das Slid uns enplt6 oinlfto
werHen woute. 9Gsnn bas Der S6urte ycn
pawteS wu6tc, er wiirOe ficb OOppelt araerl,.
aue Sorberettun9en purDeu ipalcit actr Fen
uno ebe sS Abeno purpe, fanp bic traabore sfus
marent gGUbnun9 unierer 4benteurer Id,pn an
Der neuen St'ae, unO fe ma8ten IDS riilia an
Nte @rbstt Die rsidIttcn grtras yerlgro3.
Der GetEotrte mar tnOsiIen Scn een llircu-
Arbttfrn ale Fer &r9entinsr Sra Selce rrf3ant
WorOen, - elm perrufrne5 Snbiett, caS ic5cn
mfgrrre OirbitaRle unO eiuss Mur0es verrdbso
: mar, oas man aber bis jsbt nidt sreifrn tonats
Sine GOrOHsrS' Surp wnrO setiloct, Die Drsi
6rennoe nnO 9fpita macbten i9re QusIaafV. -
oann tparo Der 9sihuau an einen Baum aeGauat
rnO cine aui ietner 9ruR brftlttste Gafll ar5iff
Die waruenpe Snldrift,
8eitraft aIa Oisb unO 05rber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

S"fer 8btt&er mar na6 6aufe ,uriaaattitf
n"0 batte @arien 6errn smartborn5 mnroa
mit9etb'ilt. 98obl iAattele te auto g!Ht,r
ber'nfita DEN Ropf uno mrints. ie psrgs y?srts
Mot gut i'm 5aule entbe6reu ffuacn, pea. fablts
NfSrie leltif ibrr uriprinslj4e, un.raSgibs
@0nf'9un9 aeaen SmarteOrd mil neu.s &roa
'r~athen, nnO lelbf Sta grt, zen tsr &.barle
an ene &rennun9 Von ieincm SbuBcnagi, m.g
er pae N1othen nanntr. nit tief.g l.auss er.nu.
CAB lstae @fsinuua rabiu as Oob imaa;a Le
lars mOndtlit6 aierrin96 eiu it6urr ;}aDa6
Die WtrtblhnIt ietfn, coF ss ater oo@ bsJ Qu
m teFer lei, pie flciBiae uno tGGtg, Ii15
paue gu bebGItcn, no tie Or 5e leu urc 6}
trinar, ais aaeo GirlO Der 2Eslt. Raaesm f.ra
bin uno Der 9rirrohsn wnro. iiberIitG g5ffs ~
ieiner Gehtsr etnpg uno ausn Die Guiime u.-
uno prrlan9te oies am nnetrn ldlep e,fan
um Smarttprn l6:eten III t0nueu 21,n
MarisnS gntaluB mar lduait affeFf. - Fs
batte Oft lfblaflOs tm Bette lsssnO, olt hummer.
ppa,u &benr9eiprddbe tbrer Glteru nut opgsbSTt
iir bate 9cieben, iuie Die triitr unofmiiIe 3r.
fanit rsn iOnf 10 reRen @siit bres Galess mic.
legOridte, ie bate Die tummerpoQsn BGd, grn
Stufer Rrer armcn Nutter Dsrltanpsn,
lie mar entItiOfen, cen gutrns an3uusbmeu,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

2iite berient8en Counties uno StdCte, no bic
NRtlii auabeOrpert 1T, NIT 2tngabc Der 9tenoe,,
Yousa9lGBe fir otcielten.
SO n beiter; @lorgan 9erfle9, Sefsrfon, Trebe.
rid, Garte, 6nmpibire, 98arren
Strae bur8 tOtcitngsn gOmposnieR au5scnpmmen,
WeI9e beres mad 9eSerIp bcUyort wurotn) S6nonpoab
SoEo9 Yoge, @esOIctOn, 6t9RIano, OUuinsBam @ugua,
bo rlOtteast @I6emarle, gaellon, qtaiserff,
SuDonnl. ~
@t4mOnb: Gco&Ionb, SanOv =, 5enreo, R8munO
@OrbBnSs 9CUt1a
pallia.
IS SitGtam86uro: Sames Gitg,t ,g;abttS Gits,
NelO Sfert, gorf, 9Sorptf, GbarIss gltY.
gS It y ot I: Sting 9Siliam
pabdnnDd: gGtr.
~ lput ter 9otAt: Ring onb Sueen Gjleucefer
II tbrtn Courts 6ufern: gBehmprelonS
bltler ~'''
NdnaIIa Suutttpn Bet General qeolreaorS
lou Oper fce General 9tOiutauten: Gjreen, Sranoc lo
otlOn @uIBege &appabannOd, Souquer, Qrnce gBiiom,
Souooun, 6airfar.,
9lle 8eunsen Osts 5taae5 BADEN beIe Proclamation
erei 9Ral gu oer6eutien un6 9ednuna bQrIber an Sos
Greeutin- 9epartement ein5ufenbcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

0amPnnt1laprt 3wli6en Htmonn II. giesp gprt.
Die beiSen 8rUBeu uub beaucm einasrDesn 5eesgomnf
ittt ,omescpN uub ,,9OanOte iperoen ben reiicnSen
9ubar CUR 8enusun9 estenS cnpfobIen. Der 6ubrprsis
tsra9t IN Der Goiute INCL Sett uno Ot Ss, unb int Sus
lhenoed So. Die ,1nestrn" SerIdBt ibren gBhnTf ON
8Odetts iebeu 9euito9 br 22a6mittaos w6buo bic
,,soenee" ecen 6reito9 I'M br abenbe son Gtu QOni
obt3br 2ger oaa eBere 9amtfltf benuBen mill BAT I'D,
teioen GnttrSei6neten elm 6abrbtlefW l5len
Graatwuo bltS anSsnommeR unb punttl d tef5rbtrl
SU1GialepreiS aSb 9nrfnlfS2.OO.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

6ran3 @taube,
168 Srcabfya6e, ;ptl6en Der 6. unb 7. Ctr.
pdIt Gin reibsS Anb rOboliortirtes Eager pom
@tSarren, Jf1uhs, Saus nup SAnupftabaf
si9ner 5abrifaticu unS SmpOrtatOn,
ba er I'M GrrB un6 RnScrfcu M Den biuisten Warfprcs
fen ab6B Namentli 0uten 9Sieberorfdfe nidt perI6u
Eetthm rlrit ben, ebr f. ibr" Ginfdrfe nuhsrneo
mGDen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29
gleue Q5ddtrei!

llntsr3si6nster ssi9t istnen frG6ertn 8un6rn
unD Dem sesbtten 9ublitum 6isrmit an, DAP er
am glcusn Martt, Dem @smiiemartt eC9enlber
cine neus Saderei ein9eri6tet bat, unb pas rr
fb frcucn wirE, rsht OieIe nlts II. neue Stunosu
NIT 8oggsnbrop, S6warl> unO gGei6-8ruN uno
Safwerf ieper Art beOisnen gu f5uncn.
Der 70 bslisbts Yumpsrntdsl m sleiGfaas au
baben Isl a. 8Ienne 1T.
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8efammtmacbunecm.

s3u permtetben.
Gtnt9s 9mmer ,naTenb fur en,eIne Serren t,iue so.
miller. iinh bias iu perrentep bel osnrs 9 lutte
-:de Der Srpob> uro 5teStt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29
SPITE mmS gOSIben!
Hats 8 Can.

Uetutnl GrsunSen unO 8ttannten, Ople bent asebrten
Yublitum iberbaupt Ots r9ebne 2tnSese baB b nsnen
9ieusn Suts uno NfuBen- 5ture,
SO. 1855 9rDa itra6e, Spilten Der 6ien uno item,
nit elmer aOBn MW5Dahl Der neWisnuuD mO0ernfeu JBaas
rem fur ben Springeoalf Strebcn babe 3ueeib ae6e i'd
mein'n ebrten ROsn Die 8ertHeruns baB it bel au,r
l8a0re nur Sie biatgiten @reiit bere1ne.
I'm sitissr 8uprut 6st rrSe6enit
GOnrab Snuer.
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Sceinsunseu.

Der aueteer" erhent ieorn @tUrecE SeuntaeS aus9e-
no nrnen ,ut ip6fsn6cn SubiripOrspreis spn 10 Gte
"a bar an bic rep &rdser eetr $500 in SbrIder Orous
g ,oSIuna @n;eteen uoen unter fpeen6en 9bingunetn
81 fnabme: Gndiies Ginriduns 10 3een metis
ecl so Gs., spenalise 70 GS bremolise sI.O0, cine
RcnGts $780, swbf 0pnate $1,000 in Sierteldbrlitcr
% gyrausbsaSung AHeSen, bic mad Selieten str6nbert
n,rben f6nnen perben nit S25. 90 per atr tsre6net
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

Oa0tp 9. @prpte,
9te StraBe, iwiiteu Sruao- nno Grace,
Tt6monO, 8a.
pratttidsr @ae-8ttter IL. Ytumber.
Oerlel6e 1T in ben Stanp 9eIeBt, allet II biefee
9elhatt einiGlageuoe Qrbeiten cben i6ueu unp
etllt9st berjuitcden, ais trsenp Elm aupercs Der,
artt9ts @elbGft.
Ref eren3en.
Y. Shab. 9. 80. 9toientaum.
.. 6alfrI. Stebbins u. 0uller.
N"re'F GafF go. GboS. g. Guctt
9eratleBuns Der preile RON 8utleu.
Die Sree Son Goe inb bis ouf neitere Na5rid,t tuc
fclet:
Soft 2amp GOfc $3.50 ser eUaO.
SUft pail Gcfe AIS .
Soro Cote, beiSe Sprtrr $50 "
Deen 9rctler sutelsc muB Grte nIS SaS biQic 6eue)
rungemateral Steler Sedpn orericbcn wtrbel,
Seetn6un9en: Saar3abnn9 bep, 9rfeIen perr @6Iefe>
rung.
Die NrbIen-gar6s teneen iib gGe Der TO- StroSc unS
8aH, uno Gde Der 6. unb 8erofr. litclcb pom Canal
1891 9np. 6 SSrrfb Gosnt
SalatTI Gjcrfe, Stdrie, &aifcez gTsu,, &buco.
babe neb cthcr gen9e opbsrsr GrtiftI armsreen Gu.
lms @rtoer Srrnn s6inoct Spap 3abnbrcn gou &c CO.
;o9ne, &c. &c. gum 8trlouf bel 6. &. Et'G6er @ot.
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The German ADYERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

person to her house. yet she has given
several parties to the soldiers that have
stopped here from line to time in town.
and invites them TO ride out with her in
her splendid coach, besides riding on
horseback (Now, horror of horrors
suppose she should discover that she had
been riding with baker or blacksmith
and actually had entertained. nursed. or
cooked for shoemaker or carpenter, and
had invited such vulgar individuals 10 her
house , These little unaccountable
freaks of my fair friends must be over
looked. suppose. We are all traa crea
lures.
l am afraid l am wearying you, go
believe me your loving little friend.
ISABEL A IANTHE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

EE The Richmond Dispatch, in al
iudng to Gen. Floyd crossing the eau
ley with his whole force, a large number
of which was sick, remarks:
1t must have been accomplished
through great degree of deIiberation
and sagaeity. To prevent the enemy
from suspecting The movement. it was
necessary TO avoid lights. The whole
proceeding was under cover of darkness.
But while these shielded the retreat from
observation, it also prevented the dis
covery of many articles which would
have been brought away, and which fell
into the enemy's hands.
Gen. Floyd had The skeletons of five
regiments in his engagements in which
he repulsed Rosencranz They were
Heath's. Reynolds. Wharton's, Temp.
kins' and Nc Causelapd's Each of these
regiments, or the small remnants Of them
were severely charged, and each stood
the charge nobly. There was not sign
~ 'So' VI h'uN'ihs III an iaNSs hSf III on
act of the whole body or in any part of
Ii.
The Georgia aud the North Carolina
regiment. which left some days since for
Floyd's bsiGade. had not joined it at the
time of the battle. They met it at Sew
ell Mountain. The militia of the region
were also mastering. at last dates. and
joining Gen. Floyd The enemy having
come down into country where the
people are loyal. he will find i, not so
easy to make Roadway. We shall in a
few days. no doubt. receive tidings of
sharp work. Ii Gen. Lee is ENABLED
soon to dispose of his adversary on Cheat
Mountain. very different face will be
put upon the campaign. and Gen. Rosen-
cranz will have TO make a new move on
the chess board 10 avoid a check him
self
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

3 TRAGEDY IN UNION PARISH. learn
that on Monday evening of this week,
Mr. Henry J Reese. we'll knoun in this
community, and brother of VIM. X.
Reese. the artist. was way-laid and shot,
about half a mile from sOuachita CITY
Mr.. Reese had some difficulty with par
ties about Improvements on land he had
entered. but the deceased had no interes,
in the dispute. and had taken no part.
The deceased has three brothers, Samuel
Curtiss and Parish. now living at Itch
Geld. in Kentucky. formerly of Wayne
eosnsy in that State. whom it is desirable
this ! information should reach. On,
Tennessee exchanges will therefore please
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