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The Portland daily press., 1862-11-17
PORTLAND, ME-, MONDAY MORNING,

cents, when cotton went up few days after.
Some was sent to Liverpool. The profit was on
some lots over $50 per bale, and was divided
up among the New Orleans houses of Barrett
& Co., and John Hagan & Co., and the New
York operators. The messenger had the prof
its of Zoo bales awarded him, and his expenses
paid.
, 1862-07-24
Sim OF The WHOLE MarSEx.

' I. t sot'ict. III wA'ct, slavery exists crc-
ateH TIT %.ay', "ncows the n,.s1cr with tue
t.slc of ownership, and comisls thu / :.nd-
na1n 10 veal the elihcklcs of his III wilIu,
!" "sl'itn. The OWL 'rship is Il temporary,
ntd al A'cr1'al, rigl;-lucal, not universal
aIl1iInry, nsi naluiu1-lhe assertion If en-.
fc1ctd .o"cr, not tie recognition Of exist
ing authority; End in reducing the rebels
1u submission, we a5t 10 more buuud to re-
:l1ct fucl; ownership than The invaders Of
!. heslilc c''uuny ATT to keep in jAil I'LL po-
;i'i:nf prisoners found there. The rebel
South il 20 us, in belsigg.rtut p,inl Of view,
us Il asisnt with which we arc ut war aud
s1l.s'1'g IL s,.ts!ue. THE Gust ,lns and insti-
'u1inhs VT find there wc art in duty bound
10 <'vt1lhro~, If VT thereby rap the eue,ny's
lo"sr or strengthen urrsll,cs in The good
<1itkal If mar kinJ,-jus. as the Drii-h
Ncst III t.u'y tx't,,ld to abolish human sac-
rif'tas in Ncn Zcslund, and widow burning
in Hndcstal-just ns Donapsrte was ID
duty bound to suppress the Iuquisl:ion in
11aly-just as the Russians were in duty
bound To prohibit POLY g4u,y iu thr provia-
css conquered frs'm Turkey-just as our
owl. country was in duty buuud 10 remove
I'll r:st1ir:ions irom rrlig gi,us freedom in
ftr1ito1y laktn fr,n, MEXICO
, 1862-07-24
We MENY. EJHsHr 1T nx7r


TIE virus Vi treason aud Tue iusplratii,n
Of m.mcnla1y SUCCESS, have crnzcd the
southern trim. How shall the patient be
curedr BY allowing him to be master Of
tie adjustment, By qualing before his
mcnacts and fleeing al his up rroach? By
allowing him to retain deadly weapons,
and lar,hiturg him 10 so forth to n1aim
aud 1uas>acr. n will. SHALL we tell the
d.sla1a'c foul That VIC have BEEN crazy,
and put The straight jacket upon ourselves?
Something o1st: and more fatal than any
Of 1hcsc il Proposed l.y the herd Of timor-
Gus backs1sotrs from The national political
fsith, who irsist that u few tempnrsr, re-
verses are proc: of the southern superiority
in a1ms, aud that VT sLu1lid nuke pc ace
before matters Ct worse With us. Over
ctmc by their cowar!ly fears, these rruc-
gades do not reflect, that in sls;iug the
assault Of q nlaniac he must b. conquer
cd. Let him 60, and he will Immediately
renew the attack,
, 1862-07-24

a much 1,rser and finer stream than We ex-
Pfcu q: The water power afforded by the
several dana Is for all practical purposes an
solpttly Husitless, At d It will ere MANY vears
Wet, '&oa' ~ LUG
The northern, or rather what according tn
the map are really tue centrnl sections of Wis
c0rein, are improving rapidly, Not mnra
than half dozen years ago provisions aud
dcpr we're carted IN large quantities ftom dis
tricts south Of Madison to Portage City to
supply Tie lumber regions on the upper Wis
colstn River. Nov they are exporting wheat
from The same city By the Fox River improve-
mint ut five cents per hushel to Green B,7.
TEtre are not butF FITS enough at Green By to
KEEP up the market or 1t would all take the
ccsts TO shfp i'y roil to 3fIlw aukee, and we'
rresume at 1east as much TO Chicago. The
Fox River improvement Is afIordIne most I'M
porfant commercial facilities TO the central
portions Of the State, aud Its value'R 'RQn largely
1ncresEe as time rolls onward.
To Chicago the most important fact noticed
IN cur tip is the progress making towards
tie ccmpit ton OF The Northwestern Railway
from Appleton to Green Bay. Workmen are
engaged Ill a1opg the line The iron isarfiving
hy suip load, and IN few weeks more the
road will be- finished. A line OF steamers will
The foot Of The Bay to Marquette On Lake
Superior. The trip will be accomplished in
about tbir1y.eix hours as follows:
First Day to Green Bay by rail-,
fire night ride Of 140 miles gu the steamer
ard By stage, the next day TO Marquette,
This stage line will in year or two give
place to a railroud. By another year at most
Chicago will reap Iarge advantages from the
oI+niDg Of this Important ronte.
Did space permit, We should attempt de-.
sc1jption Of Madison, one Of the most b-au.i.
1ul cities ut the West, or in fact of the whole
country. This morning cur party bave de-
voted several hours to most delightful ride
about Milwaukee,. We were it.3e6ted to the
kiIdnees OF cur early frierd, Lansiog Bonnell,
Ed, for many valuable facts in regard to the
growth Of the city. "Bcautifal for situation"
is Milwaukee, and certsinly every citizen
Of Chicago has reason to rejoice in
that beauty, and in the prosperity Of
our sister city. The railways are CON
tr1bufing largely to her gro~th. OF them we
carnos speak from personal observation, cx-
cept OF the Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN.
aid that we should suppose is doing flne
business. Our short trip has shown Us how
rapidly Wisconsin Is Improving In every thing
that can contribute to the prosperity and
to the eocial, intellectual and moral welfare
of The people Of great Suite, and added not
a little to our own health and happiness. Let
as many us can Of our jsded business men
"go ard do likewise" and their pleasure and
profit We doubt not will be fully equal to
ours. r.
, 1862-07-24
HOW TEkEx D4k 1T.

We Lave an 1un.ruus private letter
from friend il Tenpessc.', part If which
NC cannot rcfra,u from printing. he
says:
1ou wculd lie eu.r.Ietd at the iorndencc Of
tltst stcct zion wheIp-. md at the policy uf our
Euttrnn,c1,t, whith permits their treason to be
rtnasCcd. A Gay or twu aeu, one Of them drove
INTO n1'r las-, with pa-e, Lasing In his wagon
pa.cel Of Ex1den-stnck to teli to the soldiers at
tntnmcue l.ie"s. IL artw rein Lear the tent Of
t.l -, watn the following cun, er=ation took
Place bc.ntsn him and the Aojutant, who is, or
has been. :" "c0nt4Jya11scH man;
Stte>h-uciioi Good morning. Want anything
1pda.p
Aa;utm- Dcn't knew about you-rc afraid
Str arc nnt H., 4; man.
SttfsA-iee am-iny-l TO the Southern coafed,
tsacs by: Haye thesc olfo1.s-o4ly ter GIRL.
47'iecf
A"J"fatf- Wat price! Why don. you 1,1t
.our !llhee tuwn eu that ~e CHI all buy:
ftct+l-N HAY ~ vtl1 scily. + why. Pretty
sctn ytu Isrkcts viii t'c 1ulrirg nway from here
1T fart ,onr gs curry ou. So you sce :h,t
vi nItt n.atc La. while The sun +l,l,s. iarc u
q'aEt ot tli- nilk-GnIy fH+nfy ;Nst ea,,tt'
AGj"farf-1'!a:t you- tuttern,uE; tel yuu that
~t'sn's sf.'d sc Jay euch p:1cts.
H"'h-Ntt y E.lc u1ltal b aurcgnrd Eets af,cr
suu Sal1.cs. apc n ysu u'akiE. pt1ait ehlrt
1aE toward tle Obio, you will w,-h you bad the
wind AZ n-uft1e that MY truck will give. Here
fuap-lr a,'r. cs1lar &a1 d d half a peck! Hel.p1
taeGtst~i"s a 3as*'hq ~+dier) you 10. K dry; hsve
Eaarr II outt' rn.f1t-o.y ten exntey
Soaoir-l den't buy Ut t1aiso,et
SestA-T'al.o,s: NLo do ,ou call traitoss
ska3l butfah for Old j a. ae soon a. get outside
yoIt ltnes nl'i ,ht ~osd- 1ipg. Heree4riy roast
ing csr.-s cu!nr duxtr--hAve +1mef
And ec he y CIT an advertising hie merchandise
A1G tht'l,i usG-tn in the eAne t1rca'h, uu;il I,
II dislttt. TUNED away. fcaving the Adjusan; to
G.al With Linn aE lie pleased. And 70 it /. with
nsntly al the people re nle*t-t.aitoEs aud extor-
tt.nezs. Yet tl..3 are indplgsd. We Gu4rd their
faims Id t.:uees. catch tleir niSgess, and play
food frlit~ to their dlabuieal part an The while.
4u eick.
Let our correspondent take courage. 4
1cw I1tli.,y has been inaugurlted-a new
set "f il'cns has been brought iuto play,
uald ii lie geutrals d" ti,eir duty, the s3l-
dic1s If the Fecaal army and lie slaves
<f rebels ill not hs'rtaflcr '.: Tie only u,cn
*prrsscd. Secession, though malign Int,
will be dumb, and e2tor.ion viii he ,nrt by
SEIZURE und t.utiflssa ion.
, 1862-07-24
SET THEN to WORK.

Our dispatches from Washington yester-
day morning, say that the -Adntnis,r a,ion
docs not know what to do with the fugi i've
slaves assembled in thst city. Assuming
that they are mainly ablc-bodied men,
there can be no difficulty in the business:
d1ess them in bright uniforms, put muskets
into tht ir hands and so1diere' ratious into
their knapsacks and send them to Port
Royal. Fortress Monroe. Ship Isl md, New.
be1n. chowan. or any other place in which
u Federal garrison is to be maintained.
We tell Uncle Abe plainly that the people
Of the Northwest do not want do mt ev.
pect, and will not contentodty abide, any
tendcr-footcdness on this question. The
Government las advertised for threc hun
dree thousand men to do lis work. There
, 1862-07-24
MATTERS IN WISCONSIN,,

TFdt o1;,i co,rc.no,:d.r ~, c,,,. ,,u,
St~Sp po,'u' ,,' n't A:e'f,o 1+l"nne.J
nL"AokEE. July II. 1861.
Wishing to cscape for lew days from the
turmoil OF tbe city, d short trjp WIS pt,oned
1ast ye.k IN Wisconsin a,,d ,,, .,xna.;.aaa -.
...,.,s.,.. "3 .os eAp7tteace Vi
cur lsrlY has fpl!y JUS 'itcd the choice that
was made. The tirst and most noticeable
teatpre that .,as met ns .v.-r vbu-a :, a..
.,.:.t.. .--..-s., ""e'e - 1oe
ttalttolic oe'o'toa ol tue people TO the Union.
~ thl, uer'ote ts ,ns WI, Tue sentiment Is
~. - ..'. e "1o e'"' euo'ae1 feos1'
, 1862-07-24

a question Of this magnitude, involving conse-
Qurncts 70 fearful u must result from this
t.Eribla conflict; but sad - It IL, bloody aud
disastrous q expect It Will be, I be,ievc. and
Protest my sincere conviction before God, that
1t Is the duty OF evtty American patriot to r1l-
u around the constitution and tho fag Of his
country.
renew to you my expressions Of grateful
ackno~ Judgments for the magnificent and iu1-
posing demonstration II ID tha evidence Of
-FOUR loyalty and devotion to the fay Of your
country. You are prepared aud show By this
demonstration desire to lay aside all parti-
san feeling, and unite In support OF ali true
men, In the tented tteid. In the councils OF the
nation, and wherever else man mar n Ike
himself most useful.
prepared 70 offend our rights, demaalint
nothing more than the constitution has given,
and determined never t, permit this govern
ment to be destroyed. Thank you once more.
, 1862-07-24

Lexington so7esp"ndtnce Cincinnati Times ]
While the rebels were near Georgetown, q
retident Of this place put on seceeh clothes
and rode to the house of Mrs John on,
widow Of the late "p1osis1onal governor"
and Wit at tie gate met little son Of John
G. B,et klHrfdge, wha said:
You arc one OF Aorgau's men,"
"T-s; am Champ Ftrgustnn
"Wt1l, ltt me call aunt {bIrs. Johnson;)
sic will do uything she eau for your
In q moment Mrs. ]. appeared.
You are the celebrated Mr. Ferguson;
welcome bere.'
4 dinner vas prepared, Of which the indi-
vidual partook with great relish. When he
wat about to rrmount, Ms. Johnson said:
*Your hoTse is 3aded TIL give you = better
one to drive the Yankees from the State"
freet horses l have ever seen, brought ont
On which the pretended secesh returned -to
Lexington, rejoicing.
, 1862-07-24
Did Beaureenrd take Troops to Rlch-
mend

tAthens (ala-) COZ C1nctnnau Gazette. July 13.1
Tbjs is question see much mooted in the
forttero press, a. optuion In regard TO re-
moral OF troops from Coriuth to Richmond
about equally divided. There Can be M doubt
but 'he a9wer Of Bsauregard's army found is
Way to lhe rebtl caI Iftal, and that the exc ius
before C:rinth hegsn early in May Ian car
tain Of this, from the statements I have re-
g tved from those who were at Coriath, and
BY s+vefal railroad engineers. ~ho hauled the
trot ps tveF the Mobile snd Ohio road. Fur
two VET H, an average of 600 were transport
I'd esch DAY, carrying with then, nothing bat
their guoa and accoutremeuts; ali tents and
camp equipage were LETT behind.
, 1862-07-24

~-A's%NAN
lvritt ln behalf the great Democratic party !:
nnd ute the plural nee, bers.usr M Democrats,
ali must and do, feel he force Of that forcip1e
illustration in your iseue OF the 9Th inst.
c6uchtd In the form Of most scats,irg bur-
lcsque-ile Account Of tho burning uf Chicago.
nrd the refusal Of some Of tie leading men to
accept the strvices Of the negroes Il, extfu-
guishing The flames.
Truth, justlce, and our own credit, eirs, as
honest mtD, compel us "to acknowledge the
cum" BY this We do not mean to say tl,at
I'LL lutn calling themselves Democrats admit
fhenp1"tcatinn ard justness IT the Illustration; !;
fiji, it is known tue world nver that shrs Is q
Glass OF meh calling themselves Democrats
sStn >ts'd es1n'giy antsgunis.ic to the prose-
cation Of the war, and WHOSE sympAthirs are
R1l with the rtb+ liin. But ": mean o. ion
DeInocrate,-thesei in favor OF crushing the re-
brlll1n aud restoring order to the govern
mint.
We say that re confess the justuess Of the il
lustIAtlen, Ald TtTer$e oar 7xUsitioA seeing the
course We have hitllerto pursued is so fonli,h,
a.d so d. ST. nctivc to the true inter. SITS of the
c.untry. ARE hot all true Democrats with
me-?
You state that the city of Chic ,so was nearly
al in tIHne-that the populace had all become
exhausted III Efforts to wreet the prt,sress vi
The tlrc but dreiite OF all it still la.ed-1hlt it
formidable host Of blacks proffzred thEir SER
Vic. 3 TO 1psn the hanues ard eaye what was
yet u.ct'nsuued Of the cisy-that great dis
trtks pIc1alh d--bnt that the authorities OF
1tacfI ( men, rtreil+d thrm with Insulting Ian
Eusge, choosiug that the whole city shoald be
destroyed rather than have It saved by tue ef-
ferris ot b!4ck mtn- Nu~ this ills our case
Precisely, as respects our course In the war
The government has been on lle and despite
ot hil TINT bus been done the AHu.es still rage
The tlas'k lnen OF the South have stood str6ag
tor the Union, aed mLre than million of them
would, most readily and heartily have rushed
TO The conflict and extinguishea the flames,
long r. this, bad We accepted their SERVICES.
But nj; VT hayc said d-n The niygerd this
is white mans war, and we don't wnut any
init r1trtEce Of ntggeTs In our concerns, We
Will HtteLd TO our own business and ttvht our
own blttese. This is what hayc uniformly
eait. We hhve ever inteIfcred iu un7 attempt
90 the part of the government 70 put tue ne
Efo.s into tue t'e1d, choosing, it would seem,
ttat the " lole government should burn down
rat Acr fhan it be rcscued by the efforts ot the
betroes Dy your said illustration we now
ste how foolish and weak We have been, and
y y lat Hast amounts Of property and human
HE have Eecu lost; but which would have
bren avoid+d, had alls concurrtd Ia the bring
II Of 4 million Of blacks into the field mouths
stO. TIE Administration no doubt would
have done 1t but Tor the powerful intervention
ct the Democratic element If the country.
But VT Sue 1t TOO late. Though, even nov,
thon}u The government resort 10 that measure
vi incoc putt Bile amount Of blood aud trcasure
might 1et be saved. Aud hence We no,o say
20 1t, Lincoln, 20 it! Yours for success,
A JACKSON DEMOcRAr.
, 1862-07-24

~ We take the liberty Of advising the
Can77itr des Etats Usis, the soi-disamt organ Of
our Frereh population, and the Aibton, the soi-
Ii the American government and the Amers-
ran people are dtetastefu] to them, the best
thing their editors can do provided there be
no legal obstacle in the Eay) Is to return to
their RESPECTIVE countries aad endeayor to
earn livelihood By some occupation for
which they have, At least, the requisite intel.
ltgence.-M 7, Leader.
, 1862-07-24
Ibe Iribumc.


= , IN
When the proposition to tax high xines
was mcde about sir months ago, there was
raised long and indignant howl by all the
distillers in the country. Protests were
g'tten up, petitions circulated, nnd every
effort was made 10 defeat the measure. At
fi1st ten cents per gallon Was talked ot, and
distillcrs went to work to show the "eoo1-
NOUS" amount Of revenue that would he
raised out Of whisky" aud they appeal
ed to- the farmers to make interposition,
else they would get nothing for their corn.
Finally, however, tax was passed Of
twenty cents per gallon, instead Of ten as
first proposed
Now. The great bulk Of our readers will
probably be somewhat surprised to learn
that, notwithstanding this tax Of twenty
cents, the government will derive little or
no revenue from lliglwines for year to
come. To explain as soon as the ques-
ti"n Of taxing highwincs was flrst mooted.
the market became excited in consequence,
and advanced from 12tc per gallon up to
49, H. SUD ~ cents. al'd Just be'oFe Tue
passage ~ '"c lax I'LL, 10 @oc per gallon
-1l u''s '1ne tocfe was not o1suAe'y III
thc "htae county ont was running al It's
fullest carntity night and day, and e:c1y
mh'ke' III he country Was n''oaeo' eptsso'
1a'1on ran h'gh' END heavy investments
"cre made; but thc ois,llcls keps On seli~
l. 81 h-1
ing h1GhWtnes at an ADVANCE OF D 10 1Gc
above the real value oi the artle'e-as COM
pared With the Traec of corn, Which was
rurt hatcd at ~ 10 l2c per bus'sl through
out this state and Iowa. -
lhc f2tculaF"rs IN New York, P1na-
, 1862-07-24
RECRU1IS FOR OLD REGIMENTS,
The new law authorizing the President

AA4%hC1N8 FNh OLD 1kER&mEAT$,
The new law authorizing the President
10 call out the militia contains the follow
irg section:
SEC 4. And BE- II further enacted, That for tho
purpose Of nl:iug mp the regiments Of infactEy now
III the United SlA1ee eervice, the President be,
aid be hereby IL, authorlz to accept the services
Of volunteers In Fueh numbers a. may be present.
ed for that purpose. for tuelre months. ii nut
rooner discharged. AID such volunteers, when
mtttered Into the service shall be In all respects
uTnnr fqs1,ng with s1mi1ar sronps in the United
staiefsserslce except ss TO service buuu1y. which
sh&ll be $40, one-ha]f OF which to be pAfd upon
tht II joining their regiments and the other half
1t the expiration Of their enlistment
From this it will be seen that where
man cnlists IN an old regiment, he has only
to eerve for one year, and is paid therefor
bounty Of fifty dollars-half Of it in cash
upon joining, and the other at the expira-
ton of his enlistment The old regi-
ments require on an average at least 400
men TO fill them up to the maximum
standard.
, 1862-07-24

= 49,. t%..%2
it hss, Under is hand, one hundrcd!h part
t:ftl'at Lumber, and to refuse to give them
q chance to do their utmost f3r the cause,
would, in this emergency, be an evidence
Of ton-fotlery, Of which, we trust no
Republican Administration will be guilty.
, 1862-07-24

To va1o1 of Sumner, Haintztlman, and Titz
John Pofrar.
1HEIR SUPERIOR GEHEBALSFR.

From the n. 7. Evening Post.1
Before this movement against Richmond
was hgun, the corps d'aTmee Of the army Of
the Pp1omac were nearly equal in nnmners,
except that Of Fitz John Porter's Ton the ex.
trt8&i2ht(, after the arrival Of McCall's d.
,4fedn b about half as strong ayaiH u the
not be proper to stste, nor wR4t our late In
crt.ase has been.
Cur losses In killed, wounded and missing,
rom June 26th to July 1st inclusiye-Ms-
chaHtaVlile to Alalveru-Kere as follows;
, 1862-07-24

~ The Lexlngto on (Mo.) Uason, which wss
Obliged to give up the ghost about yesr
since, owing 10 the crashing influence OF tre,-
son In that locality. has been ruined, and will
htreaftez battle gallantly for the Union.
, 1862-07-24

TnE Woo1, Cir or On1o.-Wool men
eetimats the clip of Ohio this year to be about
Is. 0o. 600 pounds, being .0oo, 900 greater III IN
the clip Of Inst year. Th1ee-fourths have been
sold 1t fortY-elght ceuts.
, 1862-07-24
A Gem from, Erjgxti1er General Nishop
LeNx1NaA Folk.

A&ENAANA2 NN1hs
The Providence Journal publishes letter
from Brigadier Gen. Bishop Le.n,dAs Polk. to
u f1iend in that clty, from which We c1trac. i
few choice gems. The letter was written from
Columbus, Ky., while the Bishop Sas engaged
In his diuInL debauch iu that localitY, Jan. &c
1867:
Well may you say TINT true hearts
would join hands win England ratasr than
ever aEuiu live y ith our bitserest. iuhu man Gu.
en,tcs. fes, bless God. Old England saall I've
D., she srsn hare us, and with Twelve tn,li:ous
OF Amens, long bt-fore We will be again
subject to i15add Par4tsn1, rstionalists, and
la>ashers of our wives aud mothers, dlug ntrrs
Rhd sisters. F5tr government in tce Northern
States vas NJ yer nndt rstood, never WAS arprc-
ciated, EXIST only By a consent for lime,
II ended 1he day armed Vessels were lifted to
AIl innuceIt people uulcss thry longcr su nit
10 the stIe, aud uurd.ncd with 81 6OU. 90 psr
aLLusu, and bc elandtrcd iu pubic HI Is oy
lublic elwakers. The Puritan inddcs succeed
"a !"r time. cut tfesa untttT d1frrtrutu rru.t,
Crt!oiH Gcd, reversed 1huir course-.o will
lie aSatu TIE Puritan e'e,ucLt is the enemy
10 God, Is the tn.lny to Cnrist, tue enemy to
truth. to ordsr, to o!xtibnte, and Therefor: TO
Tree, 5rst, and equitable government Nuut
20 lind Us he ucAv aciu not ses. Black slavery
u nfahag. and te,te slavery is nothing; all sink
iu stt Ut Ae present ~Ar. The caas4 is 4
:tcu>nnd ytars old; mcauiitne Look to your
Cmtt Stat. government. IThen the South
i s::.;', anchored III Ill E~gE'.h har,or aud a
French r. II, ~brre are 1nny lcu miserable
r,'sr. r b. for. God, may God hare nl-r:y on
your eonL A1hen. LEoS1DAs PuLK-
From tits litter 1t would set NJ that the &C.
cetsiunists prefer The government Of England
TO tnat OF the United sta'es. Rather than
ne loyal ci'izsns again Of the Repu lie with
, 1862-07-24

BALE or TIE EMPlRs sSrK1sas.-We under
stand that the Empirr SYrings, S4rAtoks-
probably The beat ia the Yilfayc-hayn hnrn
eold by Mr. Weston. tn gea.lausu from
abroad. Tor the sum u $1oo, 00o.-Tfpv Tss.es.
, 1862-07-24
The 1AyA1lOft Uf Indiana.

Tie luiHs s.1,tsiilc (lnd.) courier s.ys ,:,,t
the citizens watched the .acrri;las crossing
tlc OhIo River aud ol1rt..d mol the olt-h,t*t
Trsistarce. Our boys In the hospitals wvre
armed, ard desiTtd to drtend themselves aad
tle town. hut the surgeon ordered thea to
lsy down tbtir arms and yield. CAV. Morlon,
upon learning the fact, immediately ordered
his arrest The Z. s. steam ram U3r1lrr Ii
now running up AID Gown the river.
, 1862-07-24

FINKLE d LYON SEWING
The friends md patrons VI tue Ftuk1e / Lyon sewing
Machine Company IN Chicago and vicinity. win II
full assortment Of Machines are exhibited instfua
Hent Etrfn and Improvements applied to old AtaehInc2
Each Machine h warranted to gYe HErrKR Atiactfo0
than any Machine In market OF money refunded PricV
reduced Agents wanted. len ts$l ;am
, 1862-07-24

Goop, WITH THE Hot WoAk BEFORE U.s.
4 General DAT al round.