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: ATE OF ILLINOIS.
La h1Es County. %
THE People Of the Of Illinois TO wom ell these
presents 1ay come, and cspec ally 10 the kin
heirs al Law, and creditors OF John Wooahoase de-
ceased, Greeting:
fke'eas, sJuiia Woolh use, adminis;ratrx of the
estate o. SAID deceased, is GssiroEs OF rendering a-
count u her proceed ngs such diL isratrix aud
making du4l settlement. AMI for that purpose has
made application in the County Court OF La Sale
county .ofesai! for citation TO be -cted those
~" El1y be Interested in tie estate a. said deceased
therefore require you 20 appear before said
Court af the Court Ito ottawa - said 4utF
racs'iay, Nov i ~. 4. I>s2 10 O'Clock in tie
forenoon, if you Ct, attend final ttiemrnr
ofsGid
In testimony whereof, the subscriber. Clerk # the
County tensto! La Sale county. Ia. here
unto set his hand and affixed tn seal of Court A.
cttaEa. his 18th Gzy Octo eT, =. i>f2
IocilS-Sl :. ". RAYMOND TIr-y
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FOR THE SPEEDY c--
Intermittent Fever, or eve I'd AguGl
Rcmittent Fever, Oh = ,er, Duno
Ague, Periodical Uei n : or Bilio2s
Headache. and Billie F'-5ers. indeed
for the whole class =: leases Origi-
mating in hillary d sra,g nient, caucod
by the Malaria of r-..is:n-.tic countries.
No one remedy is J Ger allied for by the
necessities of the Am I'll eople than sure
and safe cure for Ir-c: fld Ague. Such
We are now enab!C sr er, with perfect
certainty that i .;cate the disease,
and with asst ID on proof tina,
no harm can - use Ia any IN
tity.
That which rI from or preve
disorder must lie OF immense service
communities where it prevails. Prerc,., 80 :
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run III violent attacks of
this balcful distculpcr. This "CURE" expels
the ln.asnatic poison Of FEVER AND AGuE
from the system and prevents the develop
nlcnt Of the disease. if taken on the first ap-
proach Of its prcmOIitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the be,t remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints, but also the
cheapest. Tho large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
BODY; and in bilious districts, where FEvEI.
AxD AGUa prevails, every body should have it
and use IL freely both Tor cure and protection.
1t IS hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all-the poor well as the rich. 4
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and ccr-
tain cure Of Interm:ttcnts Is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently 1t pro-
duces 10 quinis;l or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are LEFT as healthy as If they had never
had tn disease.
Fever and A-1c j. not alone the consequence
OF the Ilia-laace poison. \ great variety Of
disorders arise from is irritation, amor which
ar Ecuyt.Eia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
..Jtc~s. IuothIaha. Erraelc, Ca.ar1h, Asth-
.. P.,g.tariol, Painful Affection of the
- .. .ty-t.rir,, Pain il he Bowels. Collie,
... ... r..i i'.r'--s-1c-t q the stomach,
.L o. r..-l.. when ar -L.a'.ag IA this cause,
i..f GA the irterallt-lt ty.c. or become period
i.a.. Ills - CgaL' cyEri= the poison from
the Hood. and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t IS an invaluable prute ton to innli-
grants and persons travelling OF temporarily
residing ii the UlGiagiaris districts. It taken
occasio. ally or daily while exposed 10 the in
t.yr.uu. that viii H. .-sfDtctl iruI tic system,
:.l.3 cannot Accumulate ii s-l-.:Cut quantity
T. rirrn into sca~c. Eclcc II i even norc
valuable for protect Oh than cure. and few viii
ever suffer from htcilni-tcnts. if they avail
Themselves Il thc protection this remedy If
lords.
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy of Using the Frank lin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover and
Baker stitch. which has taken the highest premium
tie Illinois State Fair, in September last, at the Uni
States Fair, in ST. Louis in 1850, and at the prn
cipal State Pairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave a decision in favor of this
stitch of its great strength and adaptation
all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following table will show the difference in favor
of Sewing Machines the old method of stitching
by hand. In the working of these Machines there is
only a great saving of labor and time besides add
ing greatly the healthfuiness of the employment
but the stitch is much stronger, elastic, and
vi INIT md
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Ayers Cherry Pectorai,

FOE TIE HAPlD CLEE OF
Ccurhs. Colds. Influenza, HOarsencss,
Group. bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump-
tion. and for the relief o: Ccnsumptive
Patients III advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide IS the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
Inerous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country al Ounds Ill persons pub
liciy known. who iaye been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the Lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to cscaFe
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
On the afflicted they never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and foo remarkable TO
be forgotten.
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Eraal advertisements.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, L..
In Sale County, " 4.
THE People Of the State Of Illinois alto whom thess
presents may cOne and especially to the next OF kin,
heirs law, and creditors of David Hazeman'
deceased, .
Whereas Caharine p Rolrback, late Catharine
p. Hazeman Administrative OF the estate OF said Do
ceased and Rohrbacs, her husband are desirous
ndering account OF their proceedings as such
administrators and making 3 FINAL settlement OF
their administration, and for that purpose have
a applications in the County Court OF La Sale
comfy aforesaid. ..
We therefore require you to appear before saio
Court the Court House Ottawa in said County, or
the December Therm 1872 thereof on the 7th cay %
De . aber next 10 CLOCK in the forenoon OF sAiu
day, If you At, attend the final settlement OF
said account.
Dated a: Ottawa this 9TH d-y OF October, 1862.
[oct II. 81 S. ". RAYMOND, CLEhK.
administrators Notice. q.
NOTICE is hereby given, all whom it may concern,
= 'hat the undersigned, administrative Of David
iia@eman deceased, wilt the 18th day of Decembef,
IooZ apply to the Court of Probate in and for La
Sale county a. State OF Illinois for order OF said
Court that certain claims debts and demands belong.
ING to sad estate IN their bands be
which desperate aud uucollectasle by OF
the b-olveEcy 81 The persons owing the same shall be
flet IN lid t'art % the eneit Vf tie heirs and
creditors q. laid i-ertriL-
tA.!.EICF p ROHRBACK
Tdfgiti tgatgir.
O-stWu , sjct 81. l5c3.--5-4w. her Hus5dnd
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Has advantage which is worthy OF especial atten-
ton, in addition to the peculiar character OF the
stitch and that is its adaptation to either light
dunn heavy work The machine which at one moment
is used the most delicate fabric, in few moments
after be brought to bear with the facility
cottonades and towels of the description Its
adaptation for family work, is thus remarkable and
gives superiority every other style Of mach inc
in the market.
In order that these machines may be placed in the
hands of all classes, have reduced the price of
Franklin Family Sewing NaofliTes to FORTY DOLLARS
and from the increase Of business for the last
The entire satisfaction machines giving through
led believe that determination to manufacture
a PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELIABLE and CHEAP MA
CHINE has been fully appreciated by the public This
policy will remain unchanged, and as heretofore no
machines will be allowed to leave the Office that We
cannet fully warrant in every respect We shall keep
on hands at all times general assortment of Sewing
Machiue materials.
Needles for all machines be ordered By m all
express. Price one Dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country, by sending their address,
enclosing letter stamp, have forwarded by return
mail, one of our circulars containing the different
styles of Machines list Of prices. and samples work
r.. Richards & Co..
Principal Agents for the ". West
Office and Salesroom 1873 Lake st. Chicago.
E. EleHAaDs; late of c. Z. wIswAIL TArrA,, for
L. CORNELL Co, I merry Agent for
Ioct12,611 G.. b. II.
EB These Machines can be seen at ORTcS's Book
Store. p b. HoYr Agent for Ottawa and vicinity.
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25.

I oistruSt, yea, Fith disHPprohatiOHi a'Iy :
position 10 exieud further iudulgences 10
guerrlllas. Is it not painful fact th4t nnT
judges and the officers Of the courts re-
Quire the presence Of the military wheneg-
I er they undertake. to perform the functions
OF their Office? Has not Judge Brown re-
quired this kind OF protection whenever b..
hats held conrt In his district, especially
IN Jackson and Roane? And has NOT this
been necessary because that Perry Hsy..
George Downs, and fellows Of the same
stripe were supposed 10 he IFingfn ambush
10 shoot him dowu2 And is It not tr,ie
that Marshal MahonAud Compiissioner ~
hon, of this S.county, and every eibRE Union
man outside of RayeusWooG, in jackson
ROAM, and Catbonn are liable NJ my tin. Q
TO be shot dowm by this band Of assSasins,
or have their honses and properly hhrned Z?
The very men Col. Rathbone treats with.
have time and again boaated that they wern
commissioned to capture ana hang. every
man holding Office under the Wheeling
Government. l754Ji .i4l
We sympathize 700 deeply with The hun.
dTeds of lOyAls families IN the counties OF
jackson, RoAne and Calhoun. whose lives
aad and property are in peril tn.day frog.
guerriiiaE. to be willing thatthese outlaws
and assassius shalt Hny longer escape the
penalty due TO their crimes We do Go.
desire the punishment q one innocent man,
but we do insist that tfssga cat be no innu-
cency in waging a guerrilla war, nor can
those engaged in II ClAim the sHU,e immu.
mites that are extended 10 honorable war-
fare,
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wost VIrC,min.


\ combination of circumstances haye
always surrounded West Virginia in auc,S
manner as to prevent the development o!
its vast resources. This truly favored
spot of the earth has been strangely over
looked. While othPi portions ofIhe Unicu
have been making gigantic strides ia the
march of Improvement, West Virginia has
remained in almost dormant positio u
Her vast minerals have remained in the
bowels OF the earth; her stately forests
stand unfelled her Imnlense water power
has heen putto but little tSe thoussuds ol
acres of srable lsud have never been dis
, tnroed BY the plow, We think = new
state OF things will sOon be brought about
The intTinsic natural wealth. ot West Tir-
g;ria il becoming better known every day
The strangers that the war has brought
into this county bAvs discovered its rich
resources, and as sopn as the sound cf
war shat! have ceased. nrw enterprise wi!h
awaken among the people, and the ha1db
of improvement will be- yisibiu
A farmer with moderate means can live
more plcnti:ully and get better re,nunrra-
tion in West Virginia than in sny tnuuIrv
with which we have ever been aSqusinteI
Manufacturing can be carried on cheapet
here than any where else, The hills re
flied with iuexhaustihle cn,! nd The
whole cnuutry has Beautiful ;trestns rnn-
ming through it that furnish ,ll.i hest and
mos; conrenisnt water prwer rz2u earth
Then the bealih Of 80 "2nutry an The gloha
IS better. The climate ia winter IS Dot
severely cold, ilndfH summer It is ,hr most
delightful in tile world. The ngne, which
is tue great pest o! some Of the Mestern
States, never presumes to set down his
annoying and unweicams foot "moag ocr
people. West Virgini,t IS dcsIinei 70 se
great country. The resources are here Ia
mako 1t 30, and the time is. near at hnnd
for their development
CiarksbuEg Telsgraph
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Moro GucrrlIla outrages.

On Friday, the lGth lust, Corprnl c D
Baylis ami ten priyatcs Of Copprny 4, 9Th
Virginia Regiment, starred from Spencer,
with \ wagon and four-hursc tsAni, for
this place. When about eight miles this
side OF Spencer, they We're halted by u ram
ger picket and Immediately fired npoB by
three squalls Uf rangers, sCcreted in thick
brush on top of a hill above the road and
about forty yards distant. From the re-
ports of tbs guns, it is estimated that the
rangers numbered from thirty 10 forIy.-
The picket, Immediately after the firing.
came ont of his ambush md running to-
ward Corporal Buylis and his men threw
mp his arms, saying he dill NOT fire, but it
was OF no avail; Corporal q, OriereA his
men 10 fire and the picket fell lead One
Of the borses vas killed, aud another bnI-
let aimed az Corporal B. strusk another
horseain the leg, causing a SGrious wound.
The horses becoming frightened, sap, tzs o
hundred and fifty yards, breaking The Wa
gOu to pieces, and it was while the men
were eudeavdIing to release the team from
II that the second horse was shot. Not u
man on onr si'ie was hurt, Notwithstanding
the bullets flew thick about them. The
wounded horse was left onihe way, and the
other two wers driven in. .-s 'a !.lds
-a Corporal b. sags they yere lnsnlted all
along the rPute, but from the superior force
of tue guerrillAs he deemef il best 10 draw
off his squad willie escApE was practicable,
'Ruthe same time lie bsiiHr14d,they-woul be
pursued The wagon. h iaW knapsInks,
caps, one Ruu aadtTo horses, make up the
sum of Ouri uriloHs---RGpsH9Eo92 Chronicle.
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FROM sH1ELD's DIVISION.
DeStItUtIon OF HIS Ien.sHoVv .theV
Compare with the POtomaG ARMY.

Compare with the Potomac Q Army. i-
! lQoFresPondonee Of the clRcinnat Timesl
We founl,the brigade Of Gen. nuryea,
portion of Geu, &cDowell's corps dur
nlss, and, of COURSE, pnrt of the army of
the Potomac. They occupy one OF the
finest camps have ever seen. The ofIi-
GERS and troops are furnished with every
comfort aud convenience ::cOnsistsntg With,
= soldiers life. They have almost Idonble
the uumberl of Jents usually allowed TO
troops in the West, snd the men sleep ON
straw heds,s and haze abandaut raLions,
and means to properly prepare their food.
They also have Il fatigue suit and dress
uniform; and in the VEhole brigade did not
see Il tatterel garment. The officers are
adorned in all the "wAr pant" laid down
IN the regulations. On our way thither we
met the General with his staff aud body.
guard, and The gayety of the Cavaleade
startled Us. When Geo. Shields division
marched by Duryea's brigade, on their
Was 10 camp, the contrast between the APP
PenrauCe of the TWO was striking. IN
the:One side the men were perfectly dress-
ed, handsomely equipped aud sp0rted very
glossy shoes. In the Western division the
men wore weather stained caps. half worn
out clothing, looking the wurse from the
fact that the whole division vas without
AeuiSN anu 4uFIWV hAuS lHsLducES1 toes
peeping through the worn out shoes. The
Western division presented allthe evidtn-
ces Of very hard SerFiEelsnd official Rsg-
lect, aud the Eastern brigade that Of 4th
fof' July soldiers; with every reqtlsttel on
hand. Ha''-.~t-gE3J tf5l-ss-l ~ q
| was mortified by thecontrast. Int our
gallant Western boys didn't seem to 'lcare
a dShhn for opportunities, and was as much
amused At the ferther-bed appearance OF
the EatteFh 'tro6ps as Ddrey9s's men were
mertS at their display OF battIe-stained
| and weatheE-faded uniforms. ,.l rsssjsA
Is "A sqnad of Ohio .boysi we're iplsyinE
! WasherwOtnsu insthe creek ttiis aEternoon
when Onbpof tltem sRids Do tieao5 Boa
Is' 'IiWeut rPitO sea them fellows, and
! tells gou they, arc snieSIy f&ed. onc Io
Etbem said that the first night they came
I 10 camp they bad t0TsleePliu ths open air
\ and IL came near makiuE them all sick
,b74The hearty laugh which followed va;
Roodto hear. i54 y IDs5s a aisht
i There WAS another .oontraRt, however
which made In my oRn,miGd. Allthssr
troops have bean about the sanS ls1gth Q
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not such scrupulous regard for The rights
OF the South" and that they are also we'll
snough satisfied with Mr.. LincOln's man ner
ct saving the country. Soi.gp ustray
after false gods, but returning to the idols
of their fathers. -, 4,
Az On FAsHIo% Ed DSAocRAT.
wzLLSRURq, May 20.
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- - q = aSLIrEs Double tue above rates, III
ainS to the space occupied Rhtls changes
sr t ~ | from transient perqons o.
bnSlhers Cards not exceeding hvs lines $40 feryear
~ III ~ "r ElH months but fur shorter period nofhin
VIII DO counted leas than square,
me privilege OF Annual Advertising Iu limited to
SSe AaEertlsers own Immedate business; ana ali
,S tNei9thta Tor the beueht of other praons as
Heil q alllegAl advertisements, and adveFttements
o. .ies and real estao tent In by them nuSs
Advertisements Acco.npAu led with yrrjtta
accordingly. ~ 90
cases at fullTaieS 4 50 -
Marriages, Eoticesof Funerals. and announcements
Of sermons, 90 cents each. nonyiI-'SJ
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-rhat ArmIstlee ,gIth al. CsaerrIlIas.


fPruln tho RAvsnswo,l ChrouteIe,J
IL appears that Perry Hays and his
brntheri Captains hAvn persuaded Colonel
Rathbones TO enter into au ermislice for.
eight days, at the end of which period
they are ettherto surrender up themselves
and their coufmands, or leave the State.--
This IL, a. near as we have been able to
learn the substance OF the agreement.
7 Ttiss said these fellows claim 10 he regn-
| lar officers aad soldiers of the OnnfederIte
army, and protest that they have any aim
| ity 'withirangersa6r Ruefrillas To eontro-
Vert this plea of regulsriiy, which they
have doubtless put in tor the purpose of
I screening themselves from the punishment
awatded to captured guerrillas, 1t is only
llneeeesarE tOtrefer to the nature Of their
Organization. These fellows have no such
1 qrRa9iI aGous as regiments brigadcs or di.
| EisioSS: The highest officer among them
IFS but captain, and they go about in
| isqTad5 Of from Is to 30. At AtnoiisburR,
where they are said TO have numbered US
high ss ,io zoo, they were commanded, by 20
higher officer than eaPtain. and this was
but pnion Of different squads for this
identical purpose.
/ Ws, bf course, do not pretenli 10 know
the ersasons which imPelled Col Rathbone
to grant the Hrnistiee shove alluded to,
and In the Shsente 6t Aueh knoWiedge Ne
hEve no disposition to say positively that
he has committed an error. At the same
tfmo We are at q. loss to account for this
seeming departure from what has general.
~ been deemed, the instructions of Gen
Fremont on assnmihR thd Command Il
this department.. 1G4 aH slaa5
altisibut naturalin the present state o
y A&alros thai eur citiAsus Shoula regard Will
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aailg gnl.tielligRlliltegr
TERMS on ADVHRTTsINC,

TEELTI s9ID LIMA or NcSPAAEIL, tys o., Isns "a
IEaE, NAIE SOUARE
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SaddleS, Harness, Trunks &C

WHOLESALE 4 KEEAIL.
I n. SHEPPARD Na-ISl Main Street, corner
~ Onion, wiiI continue to keep on hand alaTRennd
c,mplete tra Mt Of il artelesin his line consist
az Of LAdie.' and Geut!sHen's Saddles Pine CoArse
Harness, Trunks, Yaliees Carpet Rag, sAtehes, Coll
lars, Hanes, Whips, &c.
would rsspeetfuily call attention to my stock, and
frost by strict attohtion and pronptnR7s to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
Al kinds or repairinR Rprnmptly done, AID IN pro
F-E Gtsune7. J. b, sIIEPPARp.
t-rgp'5g l3l, Main Street
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New Spring and Summer
DIR GOODS!


ffNlIE subscriber has nov received and opsued ICo
! Stzc5 OF nos Spring Rud Summer lry GOods
which viii hsfod At NheItAAls and retail 1t IoiEer
PEtfSs thAn ever sei'Te, Having purchased CrIsld.
CRADLE mora than intended IS GouKht All Kinds of
gods for Cash and At less prics THAI, az any oii,sF
ly. and will sell - r -
BEST AEltRlMACR, CccLIECo and othar Cali.
coeS Of equal gTads. at ic54 cents yAid. second
quality, fast color. At Sr
.BLEACliEp MUSLIN, ysTd wide, beet 1uality, az
! Iz5-5ci - wide NJ lG5 peT ard 1u.. r
UNbLhACEEh MUSLIN, such s. sold s weeks
ago st isEe,. ! %iil nos .su St I2;ze and othsts,
I very good at lcc-
ALL OTilEH COTTON GOODS Al OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold Aisray ) a, 81. i2js D.r
yh-.i, 4 will sell II S5i%c - : - -
In FANCY SiLks have ALI fho latest nuyelttea
An 'S'elief quality Of Barred Summer silk Al only
SSGLlStI EPREG Hs, Enrih -, Tor i2LSo.
p lUPES'S RkkEa ESi, with s.tIc. for SS;c ~
prices. '"'
olIALLIEs s DEfSStSEs a4laWi ~ la,zs 4 ward
Also large StnckEua variety a: sprisS and sum.
iOwc-t rr csl. ~ ~ - 9''
S0r fnr only PC. -
CARTBFS--io pieces al ttyle, cha. pfr than sycr
a COUNTRY AEERCHAETS VII fnd thar
tF HtHlNshit Department l. complete iIiau az
Hay PFeviaus Es7sonyNh IN ssit goods chs .rr il;
6Iqh NnGaiitics - theg islvige, tE1u tLsy could C
HnoSbt Ia ths EastSrti CITIES.
#. lf..,Ir,.. trs.e ALEX. HEyMAN;
lhH-5t-lN"Sih 8's1 '!alE A. Wh-s,iiux. Va.
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FOR wAsWGHGroH.

a large number of our officers are going
up TO Washington tomorrow. It is only
about two hours run by car. have half
q notion to try.iteOn myself, ii eau run
the Washington newspaper blockade.
fredertcksburg,a and .Rm little fearful that
If | 80 to Washington the rules and regH-
lations estab1ished' at Washington in refer
ente to the press may sever my connection
AA the disisionis likely to remove to-mor-
row,I thipk will, for the, present, aiIoS
Washington 10 remain lSylslstE.
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PRILLIrPi, BARnoCR Co, Va,
MaT %, lsG2.
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ar General Shields. after the experiences of
the late march, has determined to dispense
with tents altogether. He substitutes large
rubber blankets, which can bs put up so as
to shelter the men from rain. This will
enable the division to move with greater
ease and rapidity. The troops are so hard
ened to exposure that they don't care
much whether they have anything to cover
thRm 1865 -s-sf..
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A SHAN BATTLE

Dureyea's Brigade had sham battle this
afternoon, using blank cartridges. For an
hOur or two they kept up Il tremendous
rattle of inusketry, and roar of artillery.
1t was a splendid waste OF gunpowder. /
am told that these sham battles occur fire.
quently in these parts, TO get the men used
to the excitement of the field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-29

In conclusI9u, MessrE. Editors, ALLOW me
10 say, as one who has heretofore always
aeted with the Democratic paFtyi THAI I
feel Indignant AZ this presumptnnns use on
tho part Of those traitors of this distiu-
puis6etl nGmea Tsbeg leave also 10 suggest
10 those Who aspire TO be leaders In that
marty, that. pince this slavery rebellion, th
rank and fls Of shelp penostet4S parry hfr