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The daily Evansville journal., 1862-11-14

RIVER NEwst-The river is gradually
rising here, with -thirty-two hence to
Louisville and Cairo. At Louisville and
Cincinnati it is at a stand We have,
however, news of rise in the Kanawha
and Big Sandy, which may produce a
favorable influence on the Ohio. rs In
The Little Grey Eagle made her ap-
pearauce here yesterday, after a long
absences, looking very fine, and with her
calliope discoursing patriotic music.
We hope soon to see her resume her
place in the packet trade hence to Louis
Vile o y..aseiam b2oaBths su,
\ IS ia5. -, I'D - 60.
A steamer arrived after dark last
night from below, and anchored along
side the Little Grey Eagle. We were
unable to learn her name. aft9 tso Y
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. COURT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA,l In the Eanderburgh
4 Vanderburgh county. Circuit Conrt.
rf fstr.i-. April Term, 1868.
Bernard Nurenbernd,
~. versus '-'---tl}
Omer T. Shook, Maiinda Action to quit Title
Sullivan and her husband, to Real Estate.
America Shook, Alvirah
Shook, Catharine Shook si2F t4ts e. Ga.I
1T APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT ON FILE
in the office of the Clerk of tue vanderburgh
Circuit Court, that 0mer 7. Shook, Malinda Sui
livan and her husband, America Shook, Alyirah
Shook, Oatharine Shook, defendants in the aSove
entitled cause, the oectpf which is to quit title TO
Real Estate non-residents of the State of Indi
ana -sa =. eata
Notice of the pendsncy of said action is therefore
given tosaid president defendants above named,
and that the same will stand for trial at the next
term of the Court aforesaid, to be began and held
at the Court House in the city of Evansville in
the County and State aforesaid the first Monday
in April, So. ~" 5000 70 9".
Witness the glerh OF said Court ut Evansville
this eth dayief October, A d. L 62.fs r
o.. 100 E. LOUIS RICHTER, Clerkv. C. C, p
' A. Igleharl, Plaintiffs Attorney oet3I
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THANKSGIVING.

e peopLe ofIndidna

To The people Of Indiana: Z
The People of the State of Indiana are
earnestly requested to assemble in their
respe ctive churches and at their family
altars, on Thursday, the 9th Day of Mo-
vember, 1861, -te-Feturn thanks to AL
mighty, God for the manifold blessings
He has bestowed upon them during the
past y year, and to pray, Him in His mercy
to avert from our beloved country the
evils by which it is now so deeply attic
ted 7igS
~ 1t is their duty humbly to acknowledge
the rnany favors bestowed by His hand,
and their entire dependence upon His
Providence for ,deliverance from the evils
by which they are suffering.
1t is their duty to pray for the esuccess of
our armies for the suppression fthis most
wicked Rebellion and the preservation
of our Government; that the lives of our
brave soldiers may be spared, and that
they be returned in safety to their homes !;
that the hearts of our people may be in
spired with perfect confidence in the
, ultimate success of Just cause; and
that the minds of all men may be awak-
en.sd to clear comprehension Of the
/ mi ghty interests for which we are strug-
Cling, not only to ourselves, but to our
/ posterity. .assr. q ~. p, :
And they should especially pray that
the Divine VIII may put it into The hearts
/ of the people to provide for and protect
! the families of our gallant soldiers and
| preserve them from all, want and neglect;
! to cherish. and comfort with sedulous
ca &c the orphans and broken hearted
/ wi dows and parents Of such as have fat
lien in the field or perished by disease in
/ the camp.
/ In testimony whereof I have hereunto sci
IS i. S. my hand and affixed the Sea
.fs.d -~of the State, at Indianapolis
| ,.-irs this llth of November 1862
T. od9 sm0LIVER p. MORTON, shf
Eoss, sgoifs1r Governor of Indiana Z
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Missouri, was an attempt made t016rgan-
ize the Reppslican patty. IN Indiana,
Ohio Illinois, and Pennsylvania, the
friends of the Administration appealed
to the people-to-ignere party and to seek
to save the Government, and afterwards
talk -of-party-
z sIfIthe editor'of the LOUISVILLE Journal
viii examine files Of the State Sentinel
ana the State journal of the. present
year, he will find the first teeming with
calls for, and proSeediigso Of, lconreu7
rtioHs, =" for the purpose of reorganizing
the party;'s wthierml the Aattef he will
find calls for meetings to raise money
for the relief of-the sick and wounded
soldiers, and to encourage and strength
en- the hearts and hands of the brave
men who were fighting our battles. In
the first lie viii find the most bitter in
vectives hurled att the Administration,
and IN the other he will find denuncia-
tions Of thesrebels and .theirz zsympathi7
zerslI ~
Nor is this all. The. leaders of the
selEstyled Democracy in almost every
Instance nominated for office men of the
Breckenridge school of Democracy, while
the war men nominated, with rare e1-
ceptions, men who were Douglas Demo
crats, ,iand yet i in those States s'only where
the Republican party did organize, as in
MASSACHUSETTS, and Missouri, were they
successful .sAts
The friends of the Administration in
the five great States of New York, Penn
sylyania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois were
only defeated because they did not orgaii-
ize and make q avigoreps canvass during
the summer, and that from each Of these
noble Statesfrom sixty thousand to one
sAundfed thousand voters were in arms
in the field, fighting against the old allies
Of the Vallandighams, the Voorheeses,
and The VOeds,ssis,sstl - ssalE iis -rs,..fs b.
Now, is it not strange that the Louis
vile journal should rejoice in the elec-
ton Of sudlhl me men, A,men, whose record has
been aone of apology for treason, and de-
nunciation and Tletamation of their own
,Goyernment? .EiIiM wss vsinM N
Ar1SP T--arrr .~.-~r,-0 49,
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

L IL pkgs, LEIGH & Co; 7 pkgs mds, Scapker 4 B :
SO pkgs do, J II BIagee & Co; A hhds sugar, 50
bxs soap, Preston Bros; box nldse, FL A Cook l
rolls leather, Rees; COW aud calf Mr. smith;
| q sacks salt, Bennett & Veile; bxs dry goods, J
Rankin Is bales 9 bags, G Chandler; 2 bbls
,sult Reilly Co; bhdice, II HERNIA hif bbls
beer bbls Cook Ric z; 167 pkgs, &c So =, bbls
enaloil Keller a White; Ia pcs stove furniture,
ScAntlin Co; l hhds dried beef, J Efliott' !
car load hay, VIM Aikman; pipe gin, Belling
d; 25 sacks floua, Elliott; Is sacks wheat,
Inglehart Bros.
A. SHRADER, Agent.
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EG- Gen. Mitchell was fifty-one years
old. He'has left six children, three of
them sons and three daughters, whose
mother died something over a year ago.
! His Youngest son is now at West Point,
O the other two were with him as members
of his staff. -9.1l =. y12Ie-I aasAda y
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+ In all the hospitals of the United
States there are now nearly Sc 900 sick
and wounded solde rs-nearly 10000 at
the West, and over II 200 at the Capital
The rest are on the Atlantic and Gull
seaboards, 5000 being at New Orleans
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-sGy At Spring field, Illinois, on the
9th, Gen. Prentiss received despatch
from Gen. Hall eek, rendering him his
choice of the command of any brigade
in the service. -t
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NOTICE.
DRUGS.

IF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
4 pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
connected in 6 e dru1: business, would refer you
70 H. J#SCHLAEPEER, Druggist No. So corner
Main and Second streets, w you can get the
Lest assortment of Drugs Perfumeries, Pomades
Hair Oil, Combs and Brushes. That is also the
best place TO get your Prescriptions filled. You
can get them filled there at any hour, by day or
night. --" ai Hii - -is sep12
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
- splendid assortment of pure Drugs, coInpris-
ing all the new preparations just coming into use,
thereby giving physicians all new medicines conf
ing info use so variable TO the lives Of your
neighbors and friends So bring your prescriptions
TO -r .f. III. j. SCHLAEPFER'S
sep = iL--'H New Drug Store
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The Rea IasoSIdler,s opinion.

r.
Upon no partIof the Yloyal citizens of
the United States has tile result of, the,
j October and November elections pro-
duced sosdiseouraging an effect as upon
the gallant volunteers in thearmy. They
regard the result asAil is isaregafded by the
tories in England and the traitors in
Richmond-as encouraging the rebels to
3 hold oqtBras equivalent to, saying to the
traitors the Northern States, are tired Of
the war, and will soon soon as 6aFck4HnoYledge your
independence Qar obrayes BOYS who
sbouldered their muskets, and. went forth
to battle for the perpetuity and unity of
the Republic. feel that the cause has
been betrayed by the towards who re-.
mained at home, and have taken an un-
= manly advantage-of their absence. They
believe and denounce@ the result as
mean attack in their rear-a cowardly
guerrilla dash at their communications.
us Nearly every soldier with whom we
ID have conversed on the subject, has thus
indtgnantlySexpressed himself, claiming
a also that he spoke the sentiments Of his
associates in the army. "Wait till we
whip the rebels inthe feld, and we will
attend to their sympathizers at home,
is q, common expression among the boys,
and means that they will be as promptto
p put down -miserable-faetien- (which
has achieved temporary political ascen-
dency) by their votes, as they have been
to crush the rebellion with their bayopets.
They we'll remember the pusillafi-
nous politicians who have attempted to
4 hcut off their supplies by arraying the pre-
: judices of the people against the tax bill
They will not forget the tory leaders who
have attempted TO cheat them out Of Their
honest pay By -depreeiating the Govern
s.1m 1msnt currency. "a double incentive in
spires our noble soldiers to make haste
80 and finish the warza desire 70 obliteratC
rebellion South, that they may return
., and punish sympatKizers with rebellion
in the North. Cod Speed them in thei
rtnoSS!ls work. CT Ii ,YAG = 4
Y a Our. Hek military copmandersl who
We trust. are anirssted by other motives
1ttMha ttMhan the upbuilding Of q Peace Party
i,ws,,se cardinal creed is a-disgrseein
compromise, or. the reeosnitioni Of thu
Southern ieonfederac8, viii furnish IN tA'
4 Aaldinrs with the long booked Tor Orfor
\ fifniiv to crnsh the -A;-4---A,Si . or 7eisSi
country's peace They desire to breal
in pieces the rebel armies, when that i
done they know organized rebellion will
cease, and unerganized resistance vii
! amount to nothing. Guerrilla warfar
will ceasewith the dispersion of the rebe
q armies, because all hope in the ultimat
success, Of. the Gonfederacy, will be ez
al tinguished, and with the extingdishmen
of hope will all exertiop cease. ms ssa,-.
T '1l s--- Is = si4ssas V
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HCME Tn ERESTs.

STILES OYSTER DEPoT.-I am stii.il sole
agent for this city for. tihis celebrated
brand of Oysters, and always keep full
stock on hand, which am selling as low
as any good brand of Oysters can be
bought in the city. A liberal discount
made to the trade. = LiqFHs & t r
~ rHa t'. WILLIAM CALDWELL,
novlI At @ No 81 First st.
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Encgcfopedia " ReLgions EnoWledse.
Although not disposed TO flyor OF recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through. distrust ot
their ingredients ard effects yet know II no ssf
hcient reason why man may not testify to the
beneht he believes hinlselfto have received fom
any simple preparation, in the hope that he mry
thus contribute to the benefit Of others n = -
do this. the more readily IN rckard to Hos u
land German Bittcrs, prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jaci ~
son,T o. this CITY, bccause was preiuiiccd again1t
them FOR many years, unler the impression that
they were Chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am in
debted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ ftr
the removal of this preiudice by proper tests and
Tor encouragement to try them, when sufeEinE
from great and long continued debility TheUee
Of three bottlcs of these Differs, at The beginning
Of the present year, followed by evident relie
aud restoration 70 a deErvr Of bodily aud mental
vigor which l had not felt Tor six months before
and had almost despaired Of feyanhg ! Il tllcrs-.
orethank God and my frirud for directing me to
the use Of them, J. NEWTON BROWN.
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Notice to Heirs Of Petition to sell
IN 1a1 Real Estate a-,-. -...f .

STATE OF INDIANA,l .af~na7ts .fss;...f~t
Vauderburgh county F.-.-.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ BECKER, Administrator of the Estate of
George Miller deceased, has filed his petition to sell
the Real Estate of the decedeat his personal being
insufficient TO pay his debts and that the said petit
ton will be heard at the next term of the Court of
Common Pleas OF said county, e4 h-rene~ -le
Test: LOUIS RICHTER
Clk c. C. p. Vanderburgh County,
Baker Marsh, Attorneys for Admir-.
sep11-dItw3.
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BSs~ The New York World co ntinues.
to assail the financial policy of Secretary
Chase with great malignity Here is
one of it's paragraphs: .-.1-e (. :
Secretary Chase, the most lamenta-
BILE financial failure of the present cer4-'
stury, the hero. of f-shinplasters- and -diity
gummed postage stamps, is to be retain
ed in spite of the monentary distress he
has brought upon the nation, q 1.rr
This is in miserably bad taste and sm-
per, and does not represent the conserva--
tive spirit, the recent triumpha of which
have gladdened the heart of the nation
Itseems to US that there is neither policy
nor Justice in these efforts to depreciate
the sinews. Of the war.-Lou Journal
The World nevertheless was the organ
of great conservative spirits, over whose
triumph, the Journal feels to rejoice, ard
its efforts to decry the credit Of the Gov
7crnment is only part of the programme
Of those same conservatives. idt was
thus they Z eleetioneered. 2 va
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AMBRoFr97rrEs. .-One Of the neatest and

AMBRorYPEs. One Of the neatest and
most Convenient car for ambrotyping
purposes eyer statiopedCin our city is
now located at the. corner Of Main, and
Fourth streets. 1t is in charge Of Mr..
Wilcox, an accomplished and experience
ed artist; 3 taking pictures, to the life,}'T
and finishing them in style pleasing to
all who put his abilities to the test. ~ s
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for Soldiers Claims.

~ w. MCBRIDE AND A. T. swHTTTL EsEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money!
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants under the
several acts of Congress.
Fees moderate, and part of their charges cel-
icctc' till the claim is secured a ia ~ ,r-,5--
Office on north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana ~
: febi5 -2il9A reg MCBRIDE & lWHITTLESEY
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Office, corner First and Main streets

SHARP SRooTERs-Capt. James VIII
son, who has been recruiting for his
crack Company of mounted Sharp Shoot
ers, leaves this morning for Owensboro
He requests us to say that his Company
is to be armed with Henrys Rifles and
Smith & Wesson's Revolvers, and will be
well mounted. His headquarters will be
for a time in the Court House at Owens
boro, where any who desire to join his
Compsny can call.
OYSTERS, oYsTERs!-Maltby's Oyster
Depot, First-street,. near. Post-office =
Agent for G. S. Maltby' fresh Baltimore
oysters, received daily by express Or
ders from distance promptly filled at
the lowest prices. Warranted fresh and
good. isoda is 4 H. Hermann, re e-
Oct so. DIV wsd 60 Confectioner $
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|. sG- Three. thousand carbines,z made
for the State Of Indiana on contract,
have. failed to pass the, inspection Of the
officers of the War Department They
iwereo intended for our Indiana cavalry.
Gov. Morton has hope Of procuring an
other lot from another quarter -''-' .''' IS
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ANOTHER s-CRoP OF BgTTERSUTs.---.
The Little Grey Eagle arrived here yes
terday en- route for Cairo, having on
board some three Hundred and fifty rebel
prisoners, who have been captured in
- sfis - fsaH tEaus9 .s-au itsar4 strnfrW aaii
hentueky. aie .s7uifles .Sssiziof .si,1sso sias
The Eagle anchored opposite the city
and lay for some time, ,receiving supplies
= The prisoners on board were BY far the
meanestsIooking set of men we have yet
seen, having, with but few exceptions as
far as we saw, the brand of thief and
cut throat indeIlibly impressed on their
faces "a an .shls1 zairaiT .ssiso
= - - - Hlsf74tdas gesa sFr.fr enf 81 l.=srr.,
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Clergyman, Lawyers, Physicians.
,s4ns and Citizens.,--T 49,. -

festffying OF their own personal knoEledge ts the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these.
Ditters. r FzEl.ITl - y ease
Do you waht sonnet HI ngt To- Strengthen roug v,- - ~
Do you want a goods appetite7 rt ,-.....s
DO you want to buildap your constitution p
p Doyou want to feel well Asa sIaal -
Do you want to got rid OF ofnervousnesst
Do ydaNapf to sIeep veil, aa-J ,t4IAW
/ Deyoussnta bTisk sad Vigorous ffllysgS 7 ITET79
TIERS -FrFlFs o7.~-@ III - 49,
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LOST.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
SCHAPKER. & BUSSING'S

YXTE ARE DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS
w in the Millinery line and offer The best in
ducem nts to dealers and consumers that can be
found in tn scity. e- SIsW u ~ t,,.s--4
Miss Epperson and Miss Lyons do the bleaching
and trimming to the entire satisfaction Of cus-
toners. SCHAPKER &vBUSSING,1 ,1.r. I
noyc d e Nd AZ Main street .
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NJ z NJ
WHOLE SIAsI.1I
j BOOT ASD SHOE, HAT AND CAP .
. d NJ Q m R "a: /.
p. a"SEMONlNa .

tfAtt-| -A3 N4A .ElEkEi wCrf OH8,i
WToU LID BEG LEAVE TO INFORM TIE
Hr " trade that he has opened q House on the
corner Of First and Sycamore Streets in the city of
Evansville, Indiana, for the purpose Of carrying on
the wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
where he Will at all times keep hand large and
Well selected stock pure hased from first hands and
at the lowest prices, which he pledges himself to
sell as low Ms the lowest In addition. have made
Arrangements in the Eas for tlle Manufacture of
certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade,
which shall have the sole control Of aud will
otter great Inducements to parties who will call and
see my stock before maxi ng their purchases else
where.
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~ NATIONAL LIcENsEs-All applications
for licenses must be fled on or before
Friday, Nov. 18th, 1862 e7. Il,
.es r. S. HoREBRooK, Assessor,
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In retiring from my old and long established
business Honse at Henderson, KY, must say that
am under many obligations to my old patross Esr
the very literal patronage received at tieiF hands
Tor the last 10 years. and hope they will forget
my successor, j d. Tisserand, who win cosi iinue
The business at the old stand, and hopes, by small
profits and strict attention to business. TO merit
their continued custom in the future. -o-f. ~
MIR. Tisserand is authorized to use my name in
liquidation OF all unsettled business.s t.-4la afs
~ p. SEM0NIN,
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ATTENTION, sOLDfE rs,
And the Friends of Soldiers.

We cali the attention Of all having friends or re-
lations in the army~to sthe-tact that a 7OoF-
LANDS German Bitters =, will cure nine-teRths
ofthe diseases induced by exposures and prixations
iucident to camp life. III the lists. puhIisbrd
almost daily III the newspApcrs, on,fbe afaival OF
the sic, Will be noticed that very large rropor-
tion are suffering from debility Every case Of that
kind can be readily cured by Hoofands German
Ritters. setses resulting from disorderssOf the
digustfve orgafs are speedily removed We have no
hesitation in atating that, if these Bittcrs were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives
might be saved that otherwise will be lost.
We can pafE elar attention 10 the sfpIloxfngre-,
niarlIahleand well authenticated Of one of ma
tons heroes, whose life, TO his own language,
- bas been saved by the Bitters " W.
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The Condition Of Gen. McClellan's
IN ~ Army. a'sT s''i sa .slias..s-s

A aentiemanwheasisiteda Gen. -McClel-
lan's camp recentlyYYrItes TO the Phlla-
1.-The officers who aecompanied us point
ed out a number of, the men who had
neither. shoe, stockings, drawers, shirt, &
overcoat,s blanket or tent. A pair of
torn pantaloons, not sufficient to, hide
and a portion of what
was once blue army blouse, constituted,
with cap, the entire clothing of these
poor fellows A large pile of ashes IN
the midst of the camp was pointed out to
rus rs the place where these poor soldiers
had slept the night Epreyious. These.
ashes were yet warm from the fire OF the
preceding day, and the almost naked
soldiers sought them as resting place
and protection from the frosty night s air.
Quite number had their feetwrapped8
up in rags, their shoes having been eth
er lost on.their thirty-two days march or
worn out - - = - - = -
Gen. Halleck pricked this inflated lie
aud it has collapsed Like thousands of
Ipother excuses for the inactivity of our
armies, it had no foundation in fact
The men have always been ready e to
move upon the enemy's works., but the
command to march has always been
slow forthcoming, while the order to halt
has generally been early and promptly
spoken, 1t is notorious that the JInen
suffer ifnmeasureably more in camp than
Eon-the march or even in hattie. ail .a.r
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nay The weather is again delightful,
with bright days and frosty nigh,ss. Rain
is predicted about the 18th, by the
weather wise
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Having purchased them prior
Manufacturers Of New Eng

sFa1 GaHSTA
4GAW 1zTAdI CwR gTvT
-''4leA- ss q 5h1Dogd 2:
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We fully concur in the truth OF he above state
ment, as we had despaired Of seeing our cofnrade
Mr.. Malone, restored TO health.--J Cnddleback.
lst New York Batterys g.. A. Ackley, co. &, nth
Maine; L. Chevalier, sd New York; /. E. spen-
Ger lsf Artillery, brttery Il; j. B. Fasewell CO. Bf
30 Vermont; IL. b. Jerome, co B, I'd Vermont: IT
T. Macdonald, co. G, 9th Maine; J. II Ward, CO. e.
5th Ma e: II. Koch, co. Ii, I'D New York ". B.
Thomas, co. Il y5th Penn. A. J. Kimball, Co A,
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ment Tax was laid on, we are

d9tRW mGiflaW ouign D
lErJs rsA1 1I. stAv-fs ~ s-si -
e'ii PA 4At rtH. rs+a
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BE- The triumph of the -Butternuts
vaReth weaker By degrees as the smoke
Of battle clears away, Glorious little
Delaware, like Missouri has Eindicated
her devotion to the Union by the return
of Hon. George Il. Fisher to Congress-
Rice of Boston, who was given up as
defeated, It also turns out is elected, and
alsoehemore Union man in Michigan.
This secures Union majority of five or
six in the next Congress in the lower
HOUSE assd as{ ss.gs55-~ ~ So
Furthermore, the New York Legisla-
.tureis Onion, thus securing a Union U
S. Senator from that State. s.- 4
HONE N.-We learn that Colonel
Baker, of the 1st Indiana Cavalry, ar
rived at home stonight, after an abb
sence of fifteen. months in active service.
We presume his stay viii be short, as he
is in earnest in his desires to aid in sup.
pressing the rebellion, He will be
warmly greeted by his hosts of friends.
ifST1u--TT1J ~ --TsH s.t, rs II
E@- We hail with profound satisfac-
ton the re1appearance of the Nashville
Union-which comes forth like the sun
after a long concealment behind dark
clouds. The dates are. somewhat ole,
but the spirit Of the paper is as freshand
} )vigorous as ever, and shows that what
ever effect the cutting off of communi-
cations with, Nashville may have had
upon others, 1T neither inundated or
disturbed our friend Mercer. Long may
tho Unioni standf4g Hs9w s.t se 'ud .5s ~
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