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TEAyx.GivIxC DAY was observed with
about the usual s,rictness in this city
that is, about two thirds of the business
places were closed, and about one in TWEEN
ty of our pious population SO far respected
the Governors recommendation TO " meet
together and unite in thanking God for his
mercies, and beseeching him to deliver
our nation from its present great affections,
grant victory TO our arms, suppress the
rebellion, and restore peace, AS 10 attend
church where such things were done, at
least by the minister, in due form There
was service, we believe, only At the Epis-
copal and the Plymouth Church.
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Child 4 Co,

Grand REMoyAL.-Nessrs. CHILD & Co.,
whose popular Boot and Shoe establish
nent, door or two west of the Bank Of
Ottawa. is we'll known to everybody in
ottawA and al the country round about
for many leagues, have found themselves
of late, by their increasing business, SO
straitened for room, that they have been
obliged to move They hsve, therefore,
taken the large store room in Nattinser's
Block, corner of Main and La Sale streets,
lately occupied by Bean & Morgan. Messrs
CHILD & Co have not only direct connec-
ton with some of the largest manufactur-
ing establishments in Massachusetts,, but
also manufacture to order here. 1t is
needless to say that. they open with n
heavy new stock, and that they can fur
nish anything in their line u" at the drop
of a hat" and at prices to defy competition.
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We copy the following singular relation
from the Chicago Tribune of last Saturday.
The officer has not yet turned up
/ few minutes past 10 o clock, list night,
a man dressed in the uniform of United
States officer, and evidently in an intoxica.
| ted condition entered the telegraph Office
on the corner of Lake and Clark streets,
and announced his desire to have o mes
sage sent to some point in the Interior
He was politely informed by Mr.. X. C.
Rankin, Agent of the Associated Press,
that the Office was closed for the night,
and therefore he could not be accommo-
| dated
The officer insisted upon his right to
have the message transmitted. as it was
upon government business and must have
| attention. Mr.. Rankin again replied that
it was impossible Whereupon the mill.
tary individual became very abusive. CALI
ing Mr. Rankin all the vile names contain
, ed in the black guards vocabulary IIav-
ing calmly listened, as long as he thought
it necessary, Mr. Rankin reached over the
counter Ear the purpose of collarins the
individual, am. with the Interior intent Of
eiecting him from The office. The design
was how ev or frustrated, a. the officer struck
a powerful blow in the direction OF Mr.
Rankins face, which the gentleman avoid
ed and then started to 60 around the
counter in order to = nearer proximity to
his foe Whei about half the distance
had Leen accomplished he was suddenly
confronted by the military man, who i'm
mediately drew a revolver, and fred at
Mr. Rankin's head The ball passed so
close to his face as 10 produce for the mo-
mcnt an itching sensation. and buried IL
self in the wall beyond. The fellow then
ran and his wereabcuts have not as yet
been discovered ~ s---..s
This is one of the most glazing attempts
at murder which has recently TRANSFERRED,
and it is to be sincerely hoped that the
villain, whoever he may be, will speedily
receive his just deserts. -.-as -
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SoGHuM have been trying to get
some statistics Of the Sorgunl business in
this county. but are thus far without
figures enough to state results We can
say generally, however, that thore are
about 20 mills in the county, that have
been manufacturing, since the last week
in September, from - to 800 gallons of
syrup each per day. The mills will proba-
bly, all stop in i week more-some having
already stopped. At this rate, they have
had an average run of 60 days and made
This would give total of 10000 gallons
or 3, $50 barrels. This must be more than
sufficient for the home consumption, and
leave margin for export. 1t sells fas,
at Chicago al from SO to ~ cts.
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NEWSPAPER ADvAxcE.-The Chicago 7i
6sne, Times, and Journal have advanced
the price of their dailies to $40 year, and
their weekly issues to 81 Lowest club
rates of weeklies $3.50: on a club not less
than 80 at one order This advance scarce.
ly covers the additional cost Of paper.
Necessity may also require that pe adj.
vance our subscription price but, of course,
we shall not do so without giving due no.
tice, and in no case will the increased price
affect subscribers who have paid in ad
vance
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Ssow.-The first fall of snow of the
season, sufficient to Written the ground,
came on Thanksgiving day. 1t was only
furry from the west, however was not a
quarter of al inch deep, and a few hours
sunshine have licked it up Our fall sea.
son has thus far been remarkably mild
and pleasant, and we read, away up in
this northern climate, with establishment
the accounts of intense cold weather and
six inches of snow away down at Corinth,
Richmond, &c. P. s. Showing again.
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HESsHAus misunderstanding to the
Chicago Journal, the Battery under the
above name which has been raised in this
city, and the men Of which are encamped
on the Fair Ground, has found special
favor in the sight of Gen. McClernand,
through whose intervention it 10 to be
SIX l2-pound Napoleon guns, the most
effective pieces of the service.
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Cry Market CaAscE-The City Mar
ket, on the corner of La Sale and Madison
sts., with which the name of Mr.. J. WooD
has been SO popularity connected 10 these
fifteen years, has changed hands, Messrs.
HARRIS & NEwNrRs being the purchasers,
while Mr. Wood retires' or rather "ad.
vances" to the Eagle Mills. Messrs. H. e.
N. are no new hands at the business, how.
ever, and will doubtless keep the Narke.
fully up to its former high point of effi-
cheney and popularity. "a
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@ttl t; frtt Graatr .


We publish at the right lower fsot of
this page the Memorial to Congress adopt.
ed at the Farmers Meeting in this city
last week. We publish it in the peculiar
form here given, so that it may be conve-
niently cut out and pasted over half
sheet of cap paper when it will be ready
for circulation for signatures.
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New PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, &c.-The dis.
tinguished DR.. ANDRE, of Paris (France)
resident for several years ia Chicago, and
enjoying an extensive practice ia that city.
has, on account Of health, changed his
residence to this city, stopping atthe
Geiger House .
Dr. A. is in possession of numerous testl-
monials and documents of the highest
character as to his antecedents and superb
or qualifications as physician and sur.
geon, SO that beyond doubt he is entitled
to the fullest confidence of our people
We regard him as an important ACQUISITION.
See card in cur advertising columns
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TVNHE Sir Knights 81 Ottawa Comm .ndery Ma. 10, will
Il Ike notice, that the erection OF Oh foT tie
suing Masonic year. will be held in their hall Ottawa
on the evening Of Tuesday, December I'd, lsS:'
Ottawa, Nov. 2lst, 1861. LEVI MASON, Rec.
The CONS. of shabbona Chapter, No. 81, n. A. NJ,
will take notice that the election Of ocers for the
suing Masonic year, will be held In their hall in Ottawa
on the evening of "wednesday, December 81, 1862
II. D. BROWN, Sec.
Ottawo Nov 2lst 1861. us.
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The Eye and Ear.

DR.. j. B. WALKER, Oculist and Aurist,
operating and consulting Surgeon for the
Eye and Ear,
Office III South Clark st., Chicago,
Will be at the Geiger House, Ottawa, on
Saturday, Dec 9th, from to o'c lock-
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PosT OrFIcE CHASGE.-An arrangement
has been made with Mr.. King, Postmaster
in this city, by which he now receives in
paymen: for postage the Bank of Ottawa
checks signed either by W. II. Cushman
or n. B. Bristol This is decided public
Convenience
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. OR SIX BOT
T.. 9. Kobe IL II ,
DENTIST.

DENTIST, ----TIr
Has taken Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa just across
the street from his old quarters He IL permanently
located there, and will be in readiness during all bust
ness hours to wait his patrons A. heretofore HI
charges for operation in keeping with the times.
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col. Cushman's omcea@ 4YafTrrr esne~
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MARR LIE d.

In this city on the iO,h inss By the Rev G. p Clark
At the residence of 3. Slack Esq, Mr. FRANK Moons.
New York. rFa-ie-.fs-f
A. the Bishop's Church, CaeAgo. on y sdnesdey the
rxnnAn Of Ottawa. IN. to Miss MAJ r. WAIksR. OF
Rochester, N. r. - s<.-y. = .-s... -.,r- ~ $780,
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ExBrorpERryc PArrEKss-The ladies will

ENBEoIpERIyG Patterns ladies will
be intereted to know something about
Mr.. KocHs embroidery patterns. Any
New ard rich pattern, such as it would
take days to pencil, he arranges on blocks
and prints instantly, in a coloring material
that leaves no stain, and at very trilng
cost His establishment is on Main street,
near the Fox River bridge, over Brunker s
gun shop.
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The annual meeting Of the La Sale County Bi-
Bile Society vii, be held in the Plymouth Churc b,
Ottawa on Tuesday, December 3Oth, 1862, Il, 3
Z. NJ Also, services in the evening.
All friends Of the Bible are invited TO attend.
TN ROBERTSON, Agent;
THOS. ORION, Treas.
n,,av. Sov 5stb
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n. IL. K.
DIR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
CALLED RADWAY S RENOYAT
kESOLVENr, AS a MORAL CURA-

kESOLyENT, AS y MORAL CURA-
TIVE 1885, ~ 2fE -tss
Vice. INN, ra,y and wickcdness is the parent OF
these heir looms will multiply 1. is w;adom that
h each successive gensr alton begins weakness and
enuails upon the child the inrmies disea and
tion Of biool OF the psren,. rhc Physician
stop the propagation OF vice and the isskes
entails than he prevent the visitation Of Yellow
Fever Small Pox, Cholera the wind from blowing
the presence OF malaria; to accomps this task
lie must revoluionize the established laws OF nature
Science has such pretsnsons ali that msI,ins
do-RADwAf's RENOyATING REsOLvENT will do
in curing and rminsting from che system. all con-
stitutiopal inhrmities and Inherited diseases This
medicine will positively Syphilis its FORM
Nodes. Swelling in the Groin, CIandular sw-liinSs, Tu
nors, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Skin Eruptons, Sea oula
Sores in the Mouth, Ears, Noss-aII dscharges-IIu-
mors, Pimpies Blotches, Pustules letters, &c. Let
none be discouraged, il afflicted with any Kind Skin
diseases IL you inherit any constitutional rnalsdy
| infrmi,y. DR.. RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsOL-
orld, that will the sick, fulfil ling q sacred
duty II immortality cannot be prevented, we can at
all eve nts the mseries It entas-this. neither
philosophy or moral suasion will accomplish.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. OR SIX BOT.
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS. .-le1sa
DIR RAILWAY & COS. OFFICE
81 MAIDEN LANE. N. Y. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
/ For sale at the stores Of e. B.&THoxrsoN and Y.
CRiG0s, Ottawa. 81 .ett lose
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ALENA Nd ER'S KIDS.
Hosiery. Gloves. Bainorals for Ladies and Misses
also. fun Of Bradry's c.ieeT at,I moor
SKIRTS, ior Liable. and Misses from .oc 20 ~ 80
Skin:
Ladies' aSd Misses noois, Skating Caps Nubias and
-soneags ChiidrrU's Hoods, Mems Comforts.
Men and Eoys Buck and Wool Gloves and Mitiens.
which we~ III sell for % per cent less than any
house IN the city.
900 lbs. Wool Yarn. which ! had manufactured
from wool taken from my sheep, which viii sell a,
Manufacturer Price.
Important TO Illinois Volunteers.
win sell my yarn the Families Of III. Vol. IS per
cent. less than manufacturers prices.
.,-s,, 81 4 WIS.
+ A fun assortment OF sftAwLs CHENILLE, Rho
CHE STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and single Of and beautiful patterns for ladies
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Which is unusually full and complete in every de
partment, and comprises all the mo.t popular styles
Linen and Cotton Table Damssk, Pillow Case Cot,.s
Russia Diaper, Crash, Canton FLANNEL, Red and stH'
All Wool FLANNEL. &c. all OF which will as
a. the quality can be bough. for in the West.
Cloths, Css.im.r.s, Doeskins, Sleeps Gray, Sat
Co;tonades and Jeans, at low prices.
..- BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, Buskiu
Calf shoes Misses Morocco CATERS Az Calf Shoe.
Meas Cali, Kip and Cow E:s. Boots, ffsr 1870
$3.50 a pair
full and complete OF Sugars, Teas, &.
fee. Spices, Molssses, and the New York Celebrated
I'M syrup, Niine fi-h Codnsh, Mackerci, herring,
Smoked and in Pickle; Dried Apples and Peaches.
We shall endeavor at all times to keep on hand such
a variety of Dress Goods adapted to the season
and such styles will please the variety OF
OF customers CALL AND SEE. Look At our
goods-examine and price them-you will be always
politely courteously and kindly treated whe Their you
purchase II stock is not as large as yo,
desire, remember that it can be increased with
New and Fashionable Goods, II you give your pat
ronage. Our Store is light, airy and pleasant. No
goods will be msrcpreSented and If at any time you
should get improper goods let us know 1t immediately
and satisfactory adjustment will be made. All that
ask is, that you cali ami exsming my stock. at
No. /, REDDICK'S BLOCK.
Ottawa Oct II. 1862 East of Court House.
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TOPPlNG'S SYRUP.

TINHE best Csthsrc and Alternative Medicine in use
L More than hundred OF our ci-is.ns val recon.
in-ndit- D. Y. GRIGGS.
Ottawa, Juno C, 1862. iI2
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PEOPLES PENSION
bounty Money Office
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
OTTAWA, Ills,


,ydcr. Cook 81 CO.. of Chicago.
gill pay particular attention to the collection OF
" BOUNfiES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
] Az, &C, &C.
a advance Fees Required. and no Char
gcs Unless Successful.
The well known bbity, fici!itie and of IN e
.'irm for which n acting need no en- ;oLattSD.
The senior partner resides permanently at Washing
sen for the prosecution OF their client. CLAIMS
a. Apply TO ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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EstraYed--.4 Horses.

EsIRAYED rom the enclosure Of the subscriber
~ wing in the town Of Worthwhile, La Sale county
ILL.,, about the drst OF July last One mare With suck
ing colt; the mare about IL years old, dark bsy
shsrt legged. pretty heavy s-t, aud had tt white
in the forehead. -, : :
Also, colts one years old last August dark brown
foot rather small for his age. The other colt was
years old last spring, bsyS With black tail and name
black legs born bnd liz the right With star
- & HSs1aI zseEsfd vil be paid 70 aay person who
vf return said horses the SUBSCRIBER, give In
address; Ncrshyfne. q Sailee0dnfy, filinis.'
dow. g. lSoe.s>lvs.sAse ,is tsss GO y. BECK. I,
II IER.s BEET rKER0sENE OIL sRly 80 sss.. /e'
n gallon, st .sasi.laaa IT, ssGAnEesLL0
7saf7.S 80 - EancIes, - -
T1eEFUL and Ornamentar such % Money urses
Ulcard cs'ss, oasss' Pm xafvss s,s e;
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Special Notiees.
THE CITY BANK
- OF
e A Nj Il s, LIEN s. CO.,
E4NEEPS

Organised in 1856 nnaer the General Ransin0 Ldw o.
Illinois.
EXCHANGE on = go -f
NEW YORK .re n e.
BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
And all the cities of the United States bought
and sold.
Also will draw suit purchasers on Engan
Scotland Ireland all important points in continent
tai Europe. .
Collections made in all parts of the State, and ram
or on day Of payment at current rate of exchange.
Interest allowed deposits.
Banking hours from So AN. to AZ Pm.
EDWIN c. ALLEN. Grsh'r. H.F. EAMES, Prssf.
o. H. BULLEN, As: Cash. EDW. EAMES, =. Prest.
Ottawa. Jan. IS. 1862. IL
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N O r. &c e !!
FOR SALE
Take Notice.

Take Notice.
SHE undersigned having determined to quit the bu.
Il sness in which they are engaged, desire all
these who in their debt fer ward INN edate
~ and discharge sueh Indebtedness All notes and
paid by the first o October will he given
into the hands of Squire Leavens for collection
Parties owing us will save themselves expense and
trouble, by coming ward irrmediately and pay
ing BARTON HAYNE
Ottawa, Sept. II, 1861. - r..
RrCKwHFAT FLOUR, nice article. for sale 1t
- CANYDELL's.
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Abstracts of Titles
IA SALE COUNTY.

Having the Original Books of ABSTRACTS of TITLES
Of Lands and Town Lots, purchased OF 4 Il. Moore
cir CierkD which il kept up every day. will furnish
Abstracts Of titles and Judgments reasonable
Office r-ar room of Exchange Bank, Ottawa.
Ottawa March 10, 1852 81 J. w FAY
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znsurance Department.

EnSUfInCC Oep;lftMent.
LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE POLICIES
Issued favorable terms, in the best and most rea
bic Insurance Companies the United States, both
stock and Mutual.
We represent Companies but such as we feel war
Santed in recommending friends safe and re-
sPonsibie insurers. Ottawa, April 6, 1861.
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MASONIC.

Ottawa, Nov. 18th, 1867.
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convenience
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THE PLACE TO BUY
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sati.
nets. Kentucky Jeans, and every des:'
cription of Wooden and Cotton Goods,
for Men and Boys wear,
CHEAP!
Is at LYNCH'S.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

enough for the men 10 pu, down the knap-
sack aud sit On it, We expected 10 be on
board the Cossack ty > o'clock a; furihest.
The FIRST three hours went By merry enough.
The singing was fine; gradually it became
qliet-men dozed, sitting on eheir knap-
saeks-slid off, piled up on each other,
got legs, heads, and arms, mized-looked
Ike a mating. Jay down outside with
blanket. Il began to rain, and | went
below to the furnace, and just got room
enough to sit on, and for the point of my
elbow to lean on. Il poured down-about
a dozen, sleeping, out, were wakened up,
came crawling IN over US, got down into
tie fire place, the water ran in along the
deck, aud wet us--thea the fireman had
to get up steam, ani the dozen men had
to crawl back over US, dragging their arms
and accou'remen;s, and krapsack oh, i;
was nigh, Of intense discomfort to all Of
Us. Half the time our limbs were asleep
as well as our bodies, and it would be i'm
possible TO change cur position. Just
think Of a restless mackerel, about the
middle Of barrel-whlt chauce would be
have to turn around, If be got tired lying
one way ali the time? But We are amply
repaid The Uuion takes US out to the
eli Co-sacks" about O'Clock the next
morning, anchored il tie SQUAD, with
ample sea room.
We came to tie Illot on Monday, l3 b
"Wednesday, the :2l, We got into the
Souni-aine days mokiay n TIP cf Il hn!l
m1c!-The story Of our trials and DIS
comforts is that Of the l.et. There were
very few vessels Of light enough draft.
The schooner on which the Si-ual Corps
embarked, has not been heard from.
(LIcky pop for Beaver that be got a per-
nit to sail with us) You know We all
came here with our pockets full Of money
no place to spend tit was the most
trying time have seen. Speculation got
rife. Soma invested in various things
bought of the Sutler, and sold for fabu-
lous prices saw one man carrying a
box Of cigars around far sale actually buy
cigars OF another man for the sake Of
speudiur bis money. The most laughable
speculation was Diek's-Richard Langley.
He bought box Of cigars Of the SGtler
for S509-l00 in the box-anl went up
s,air., which was all crszy with bargain
aud sales, and was retailing his cigars at .
cents apiece. The Sutler happened to sec
him, told him of it-he managed to get
out with losing only % cents.
JM y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

~, l.u ,-,,,, ,la ,yLi,e
OI'' - dawn .f,.r orr
s'"oo",' "s"' - - - -. COO,
- .I'C o' ,.,nr,s rho White boat
a.'eii 'r' oai ..Ii a'p g .'aa i-;an;n, and
a'e'' Va N''i, .''' =, - -, 80
s""eniN =, NV" -. o,d we
pD'. .t ."I y Ia ~ - oheor Rn,
',; a","G. .. "'.. , 90. sao rc,5or ho,, d,n'
s:1H''" : a., $50; " -. aa.as9 lis in
.Ias .n .saanoI 1aa ,1o ~, ,ao f,- among the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
--latest = Ia SWS

Union forces have penetrated between
Fort Pulaski and the City of Savannah
thus gaining a chance to take the City
without the delay and the danger Of first
reducing the Fort.
Dispatches, dated Jan. &c. from Com
moi0re 6 Go.dsb0rough, in command Of the
naval part Of the Burnside expedition, state
that much has been done to repair DANA
ges. All the vessels have passed the shall
lew entrance into Hatteras Inlet, but two,
of little importance. The feet has entire
possession Of Albemarle and Pamlico
sounds, aud joint movement is confident
ly expected. He adds that any decided
approach now to that quarter on the part
of the rebels, with all the forces they can
muster, would, to moral certainty, result
in their speedy capture aud destruction.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 3l.-Tbe
steamer Ericsson from Hatieras, arrived
this afternoon with the D'EPineuil Z1u-
aves The Ericsson left on Wednesday
afternoon, not being able to get over the
bar. She brings 10 news except that the
Expedition was about TO move to its des-
tiuation.
A dispatch from st. Louis states that
large bodies Of Federal troops are moving
from different points in the direction Of
Springfield, where Gen. Price is encamped
with force of about ten thousand men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

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