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The national Republican., 1862-04-16
NEs'T..E NJ EMS nEADI-DhDE
VI I" ~ Il III O.

Z 'FNf.FMEh'S NFNUH -JHDE
u - Il q II * r III Ci:
Our preaeut assortment of Geuilcmrr's Rrphy.
made Clothing Offers 20 citizens aud .trn1grfs stf.
bracing at this time all styles an qualities oi Dre
and Eusincss Garments and OvTrGUats, ia all yaI!t
tie. Fine Shirts apd Under clothing Ui all Linds.
Kid aud ohtr GloYes OF bes; quality. Soaris 1iot,
CravGts. StoskS, Hosiery, Sc,, SC All Ci H,p'' We
are Offering at our usual low prGcs.
Sc Cloihn3 made to order in the mosl SUI trior
,nnHncr. WALL, SrEPii Fms co,
nar27-I a22 Peuns2 lYaRis avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
CLOTHING, &c.

LummEH CLtTliisG,
> AT REDUCED PRICES
We orer our arge assortment Of thin sum L,
ner Clothing nj reduced prpsi Our Hi"ck NJ
embraces all styles and qnalRirs of Gentle
mems, YOutl-', and Boys Wearing Apparel II
OF The most desirable and fashionable -tyier.
Alsn shirts and Furnishing q ooIa in great ysi,rty
Clothing mad. TO order ut The fhoII-st notice.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
812 Fennsylyanis avenue,
julyle between Ninth ami Tenth u.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16

SOn OOn LBS ROUGH TALLOw AMI
CUU,UUU Amy diease wanted, Tor whci
the highest price will be paid, NJ III tional Soa,
and Candle Works, GREEN street aud The Canal
Georgstown DC c, u JEWELL,
PfapTisror.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16

pOSWELL's MEDiCATlGD
u CuUaU CAsDY,
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
INFLUENZA,
HOiRSENESS,
And all 'tncip,em stages Of Consumption
For sale, wholesale and retail by
q. BOSWELL. Druggist,
Corner Maryland avenue and Seventh st.
And u. ID. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near Brown Hotel.
Charles Allen, W. B Entwisle,
d. B. Clark, John i. Major,
T.. NJ. Smith, y. Q. Major,
II. II. Mcpherson, W. Marin,
s. G. Ford, J. j., O'Donael,
j. =. Milburn j. i Dawson,
Charles Stott, ID. q Bidgely.
Barnard.
And by Druggists and Suffers generally.
jan Is
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
DuUs PECTUS OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

Trs undersigned commenced, in the menih o
. <Ua mber last, 'h5 pGolication, IN this CITY, O
~ se,lY new'pape:: ca.'ed the National Rtp,ib
"ii u printed on y Ia, &c sheet, twenty seven
,n fa,, 1.-Two inchns. AMI Is furnished vt the low
pr'es IN ~ NJ ,txin all he original matter Of the
d,;iv M,,;nno : Rep. ncdn. with the exception
of local nsws H. It interesting to country sub.
''iiV viii rive full re-, 'rs Of the proceedings Of
cnn.raas ~a md 81 ,Ls o hor departments OF the
il viii contain ali tho NO ~ Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, 60, ''' 90 ,t mH' 90 sn
origira' correspondence from n r,', VI ,',iS .iS
country. The miscellaneous dyph. ""on' WIZ
recaive ~ euiai attention, and, in M I'oSpecw
the effort viii br made to establish the o.. 'rac
Ter Of the NI,Ohai Republican, ~ Fanny
Newspaper.
The current military operstions, great attention
will DO paid 10 Furnishing tho readers Of Inc
N0tiend! Republican with fall, and especially
shh dccuraLe, accounts oi the progress of Ia.
war Tor the Union.
In politics, the paper will be Republican, sus
aiming the Administration OF Mr.. Lincoln, hui
isclaiming, however, any prGtsnsion I" be th
organ of the President. fHs|
The Ia no other Republican paper In The D,s
triot of Columbia, or In the vicinity uf It, ant
It In believed that recent events have opened u
such \ paper M important sphere nf ussfu
effort. The time has come, when the actus
administration Of the Government upon Repuh
lican prIncipias will explode the nisr,pressn
l,,tions which have made those principles ="
| distastsful to the South.
But II is not only here, and IN this vicinity
that the projectors Of the National Reinb''ca''
| hope to make IL useful. 7" the whole Country
they offer a journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swervod from patriotic duty by
| any cverpowsring pressure ~ local interest.
/ ,isA n
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
DENTISTRY.
T..;.' y.5Ey..,Ig ,xgn

Vv8D1nS Vn1Bnr Ir Ia - r-l Hl
i NJ. LOOMIS, M. D.,
The inventor end patentee Of the nineral flae
Many porsoas On wear tkeee teeth who eannot
wear others, aad - psfsoa oaA weaS othe who esn-
not wear these.
with any Myle and Prise Of Teeth they may uesife ;
but 10 thoee who afs pertiouar and w1sh the Vsfes
iii y
warranted.
Rooms u this essy-No. sss Ps,ssylyaaia ayssue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, VI Aroh
street, Philadelphia. narls-1y
'nR. LOCK WOOD continuss ths prao-
" tioe Of Dcpti,try, In the washington issildln9
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having practiced in the South nearly sixeel, year.
feels aaxred that he give satisfsotion to any
Il vat may call.
Teeth Inserted on vuLoAHIra, Russxn, or 0or,r
p afa, Chloroform sdnlnistsred when dsatsd
aWf-6
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
GAS FITTING.

rAs rIxTUREs.-Ws have n store, and
" are daily receiving, GAS FlxTUkES OF en-.
trely new patterns and designs and finish, superior
In style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We invite oitisens generally to call and examine our
mat We have the best selected stock In wsshingtoa
All work In the above line intrusted TO our csre
w." ~ MYER2 4 MoaHAr,
mar 2o-om No 37e d street.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16

WI AsHIrG9pu sHIHT FACTORY.
wANTED-bO fsmales 70 earn to make skir,..
person can In short time make, paf week, from
sstoM. Inquire, for particulars, ct to7 Seventh o.
betWo0 u AAd n ''- n sOy IA.af
The national Republican., 1862-04-16

Tho foiiowing lots Of fsilvsr-Piated Ware
are OF the Best Mako I'm the Trade, and
are warranted to be Double Silver
Piatcd On the best material. and equal
In QUALIFY u any Plated Goods sold by
the best regulated Houses,
Full setts Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
Die spoons. .......... fOfel. %
I" " Tipped and Threaded Ia.
Ole Foih.... for ] 80
" Tipped aId Threaded Tea
Spoons 10 match. ....... for .OO
Splendid Extra silver.plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks. Observation-Disclosures. for 400
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Thrtaded Table Spoons. ns.................. for 100
We sell
Fine Silver plated CUPS, Mugs, ,GobIsts, Salt
Stards, in every pattern retail price 49, for 90
Elegant SiIver-plsted Cake and Card Bas.
kstsl worth $50, for SOC
The f''en'ion OF our numerous patrons is re
qussted to our Large and Choice Selection
of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size in tic Trade.
We are selling these goods from SO cts. to $3.50
fitted In order, being as psr cent less than ,h.
maker retail price,
We are Agents for the Sale Of
McCI, AIMS CELEBRATED
COLONIES, EXTRACTS, and
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO FOR
MERCHANTS COLoGNEs. EXTRACTS, ETC,
wORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORs
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines of Notions and Fancy Goods
all of which we offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers, Suffers and Pedlars are
| respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Pbila
delphia prices, orpcrish in the attempt.
| We are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapcst-deiverod free.
\
| Ladies' and Gentlemen give us an early call
II makes no difference whether you buy or not
look over our full lines Of
Fine lJe,oehy !Sluer Plated Ware, GU and Fanc,
Frames, Ehgravings, Pictures, Perfiunery,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
l Hautlapoo nj, ,la rbo "a al,,-o -, a,
wait on you.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
P R a N G,S
CARD PORTRAITS
INV -al. OF "a ..,.....,
h 'omtaent Characters!
Pm ANG's CARD PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

The only original and llelike pablication Of Min.
iature Portraits - Line Engraviugs-jast large
enough 10 enoloee In . common Letter Enveiop. for
sa'kfyng the curiosity Of distant fiends to or.
nament Photographic Album For collec Ion
hey are much superior to Photographs, as they will
last for Hundreds of Years
OUR IMPRINT Is ON ALL OUR PUBLI-
CATIONS.
Price, for tinglc copies, 10 cents. Twenty copies
for 81. very liberal discount to the trade.
PICTURES, MAPS or BOOKS scnt to any ID.
dress in the United States and Canadas, FREE OF
POSTAGE. The money must accompany every
order.
l.. PRANG Il CO..
Publishers l. Practical Lithographers,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET, Four Doons ABovL
D, UP STAIRS, WASHINGTON.
! No. "a MERCHANTS Row, BosroS, MASS.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
PAT a. r 8.

~ List Of Portraits, March, 1852, Publishsc
Nouthly, Revised:
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
Al Stone General Hospital, April 4.

.(al ChaDlaIn' Ib) Captaln tc) LNhtenaht
(d) Captain.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16

AT General Hospital Union Holel, corner Brid1
asl Washington streets, GeUgeto,cn, april 4.
The national Republican., 1862-04-16
Nols rswainiag h " Hospital tov KsnPtics
Diseases, al Kdlordma, April 4.

Il General Hospital, (Ectington,) Washington,
ID. O., April 4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

Drrrnss1A AND CRoUP.-For these
formidable and dangerous diseases
Traak's Magnetic Ointmentin N anfail
ing rGmedy ii used 10 season. Apply
freely to the Throat and Chest and cover
with : hot flannel. The ointmest has
been before the public over 20 years
and it, constantly increasing demand
has established its reputation A. a su-
perior Linsment in all eases where a
soothing and relaxing remedy is required
particularly in rheumatism, Neuralgia.
tnhamatiOn of the Bowels and Kidneys
Spinal affections. Sore Eyes, Bnrns.
PijAs. Wounds and Bruises.
See phamphlet with aeent, and around
each hottie.
Sold By al Druggists. Price Is cents.
TnRoAT AND LUNGS. - At this season
of the year when coughs and colds are
tsoubleaome every family should have a
safe and certain remedy At hand. Ran.
aom'a Hive Syrup and Tolu il the very
thing. It il not only pleasant for chill
drcn 70 take. bns il 4 certain cnre fo'
Group, Whooping- Cough, Bronchitis
Asthma. Conehs and all affections ofthe
Throat and Lungs.
ma.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
~ SOY"
Mountain Herb Pills

- . -
As,vs y. pr..-u. Won w;,h ...s... r1 4.
f-xhca. CHIEF III a ts4.e ~ ,h. STAINS. Az. 49,
that t,,~s ruled Nexien VA, an ~, !. ~. s-..s
nim AMI hi. n.,p,. Il, o,r p,r,.h,... -. .,sS " -
- i,.l ,,..;. -, ~, ~. s"sssacs--se
ne 'nsrnar .n'i manufacturer u Jalson'a Mean.
,,as-ng bas;c. ,s ns. WI, var. o. ~, ~.
vo,t lie spent six year. among III. Inai,ns -
u, tricky Mountains and IL Mxcp. anil 1t thus that
fhs MrNrArS I!s.H IniHn we're discovered vyrv
.isrs.ny ~ his ADVENT tere vuu I'll, IA
q our Almanac and pac,pbi.t
Il established fact that al A;.en.ea nr;.e frs
,..~
sMfNNH UAOOD5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
HARDWARE & CROCKRRY.

IN short We are new ready to supply the
market. with snch goods and groceries % are
generally needed ny the PEOPLE, at the very
lowest prices A. which they can he afforded.
Gail on u.. and We will convince you Of
the truth If what we say.
Toledo, May lst lace. van 23-ly.
HARRISON l. TAYLOR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

Having established new branch oe bust
ness il this town, hs hopes T. meet with and
merit his share Of the pubic patronage. for
which If rendered ne will ev.r ~ grateful.
and always erdeavor to give full satisfaction
in return.
W. NJ DCGAN
Mar.h 9th. ,4-ni5lf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
The anh.er;b.r wants an agent in every
county in lows. to acll.
/. Lloyd's Steel Plato County Map Of the
UNITED STATES.
Canadas and new Brunswick,
Size 4 nv & feet. IN .h@@t eo,o-.d ri~.,v. sc-
20 cts. or mounted ~ Linen, with Rollers and
Vanished, for 1928
2 Lloyd's Great Military Map ofths
SOUTHERN STATES.
rolcr~d in States for 80 cent, Or colored in
Counties for GO vents.
: Llovd's Map Of Virginia. price twenty
Ave cents.
I Lioyd'e Map Of Kentucky, price 80 cts.
s I.leyd'e great map Of the
LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from ST. Lonis to the Gulf Of Mexico. price in
sheets so cte.. mounted on Linen with rollers
sl.bo.
Lloyd's United States
RAILROAD MAP,
Size four feet square, price IN sheets colored
in States, nicely, IS cents
RA- Liberal commissions allowed agents
| and exclusive territory given.
ma Book and MN dealers ordering in
Urge quantities piled At very low rates.
For further particulars address with stamp
| to secure answer, +. Is. BeLENS,
GENERAL AorNr FOR Iowa,
! Washington. Iowa.
PAPERS inserting the above fonr weeks,
win receive cory AZ the Nap Of the Uuited
States. Canadas and New BrnnA wick, mount
ed &c-send copy Of paper, post paid q
TIE abovc address.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

Papers inserting the above fonr weeks,
win receive copy At the Nap Of the United
States. CanadAs and New Brunswick, mount
ed &c-Send > copy Of paper, post paid 70
the Nbovo address.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

-!,nIson's Pals are the Best Remedy IN sxiss
Snce fus. Ire f.,IcAciAu ,am.Ls:ufa.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

Females Who v.ue heath should never Is .,las..s
'iie>e Pills i-y turify the b!ud ob.tues:sas
o. al knds cirsnes me skin Of all pmrle. ar. hlecksa
ard h.inE tie rich coler OF health to the pale e4-eA
~ The lisnts AM; Herb. OF Which ti,,s ri.;s are
u.sis spte discovers! in very surprising way an,ssx
tie i.Euc.ns tribe % AoariS;nes Mexico &c, .hs
Ar,ansc - Dur agent, and YEA will read viii! tsAShs
"" very interesting account i contains Of ts GnsAT
hsD'rss" q the !1trcs.
ebs~rre.-The Hp4nsc:r Hst pi,. rat as in .
B,am'v Ufal7nr hact itx a. ,tIls Re,e1
a - cents PER t1x Al ses.ins hSte lbs 81. sassSe
JlUSetN 4 80. On each L.x
B. I. JUDSON, b Co.
SOLE OpIsIE.'I' RS.
Ne. so Leonard street,
NEIT TCEE.
- Agents wanted a.vsys-Adiress - above -
t'r.D. Ransom i Co., Early.l. Madison
20. n. Y.
Sold at Toledo by Armstrong and Shank,ir
Indianiown b. T. Ruggles.-H stIrving hy
Andrew Hale, and By one agent IL each vii
lage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

The snh.er;ber wants an agent in every
county in Iowa. to aell.
I. Lloyd's Steel Plate County Nap Of tn,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
B. L JUDsoN, h Co,

NOTICE
Is hereby given taat an additional tax
Of two mills on the Uo.LaR has been Levi
ed a. a Federal tax on all The taxable prop
erty Of this comfy az shown by the TAX
hook of 1861, and that the same is rsquir-
cd to be paid nv the last day OF May next.
Witness my hand at TOLEDO. this olss IT
march 1864.
A. y wREAroS
v4-nls-4w County Treasurer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
FRNkLEL s. YOy
SEWIIC-NlCEIlE 70,
088 Broadway

u e
NO person Who con.emp'a'es purchasing 4
Sewing Nashne for family or mannf.et-
nrirg purposes, shop lfaii to send for one If
our Circulars, which can.sine cnts and fn,,
descriptions Of the several styles, prices and
samples ofwn-k. all of which " send by mail
free. We claim 10 have the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
EST SEWING MtCNIyES IN The
WORLD

For either Family or xanuf ne turing PURPOSES
And all We ask is . fair trial Read the
following:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
New Advertisements,

| $500
/: TIE. VAR Is CLOSING,
GOODS AA@
DOWN AaAxx.
And Harrison s Taylor at the
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Have taken advantage Of tho
Low Prices.
And bought .
LARGE STOCK
Of Spring and
Summer rosds, which they propose to sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST.
Ne win now sell tbs hest prints 1t lei cts
per yard
DENNIS, yard vide, At I2l to Is cts rer
yard.
Brown muslin from 10 to Is cts
Eie.ched muslin from 10 10 Is cts
Shifting stripc from l2l to Is cts.
Coffee $ lbs for $500
Brown Sugar 10 Tbs for 81 m
Crushed lonf lbs for slcO
Tea from so cts. to $l,21
People wishing TO buy
GOOD GOODS
AT
REFUGEE FNIEGS
Will find it to their advantage to cal! and
exomine our
stock OF ooodsss
Before purchasing elsewhere.
Or motto ;s.SMALL PROFITS"
aud "REiDY PA l."
Give US call Mt the
Cheap Cash store In Toledo
one door north Of the (~urt Hoasc and
,re rH sns'sfu non thsf non cnn huy
better goods. a, 'omer prices than any
arhc ere Use IN forms
We hare also good supply Of
Boots T. Shoes
Hats 4. Cnps.
ShnI.a- honnr's.
Erkc 4. Rnirs.
Lra1les f. lccsfLcs.
.Snaths r hoes
Nn'is. Class
HARDWARE & CROCKERY
IN short We are nsw ready to supply The
market. with snch goods and groceries % are
generally needed ny the PEOPLE, at the very
lowest prices Al which they cen he afforded.
Gail on u.. and We will convince you Of
the truth If what we say.
Toledo, May LIST lace. van 2s-ly.
HARRISON l. TAYLOR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

| MO person who con.empia.es pnrchaaioc
| Sewing Mashine for family or mannf.rt
nrirg purposes, shop lfail to send for one Of
our Circulars which can.sine cnts and fn,,
descriptions Of the several styles, prices and
samples ofwnrk. all of which xs send by mail
| free. We claim 10 have the
EST SEWING MtCaIyEs IN TIE
WORLD
For either Family or xanufa ne turing Purpose.
and all We ask is fair trial Read the
following:
IMPORTANT FACTS.
FACT No. Til. Company being duly H.
cenced, thei' Hschines are protected
against Infringement. or litigation
Fact no. 2.-Thcae machines mike the lock-
shtch-aiiks on both sile-ani use lit
tie tcss than half as much thread and silk
rs The chain or loop Glitch machines
Fact no. 3-Th~se Machines re better adar.e ed
than any ether sewing machines in marker
10 The frequent changes and almost endless
varity ofs.s'r~ required in family. They
VII sew frnr, one 10 twenty thick nesses Of
Narseil'es without stopping snd make every
stitch perfect. They will even sew from the
Finest game n The heavics; cloth. andeven
stout hard leather, vi.has: changing the feed
nteide or tension. or making any adjustment
OF mschine whatever. Is no! snch q machine
best adapted to family use? and il REsr al
apted 10 fsmi'v use. whv not far every varie-
~ Of light sewing manufacture For work
90 heavy for enr Family machine. we reco-
mead onr large sizes
Fact M 9-These machines make the most
elastic seam Of any sewing msea;n-. IN wee
fact very great importance in sewing elastic
gccds. ar good. Of snr kind. on bias.
Fact NJ 5-No machine il more Durable ar
more sinnie in its construction or more east
Nv understood. The rerr.atien Of these
Machines whercver used will fully demon
etrnte each Of the shove FACTS
FAcTSo. s.-These Machines took the Highest
Premium At the Franklin Institute, Pills
delphia.
FACT No. - These Machines took the High
est Premium At Nev Jersey State
Fair.
EACf No S-Th@.e Machines took tbs Wish
est m~daist the Anerir.. lr.ti.ms., il the
City Of View York. toe~sh~- with the High
est Premium for newseviHs mscAse work
Fact No. S-fhese nAehises took both the
Hieheet Praiaiuns >, the mechanics Fair,
Utica. n. Y.
Fac, No. l0-fhese mschines can do the same
thing generally. whenever properly eshih-
tied in csmreti,ian with other 6r-t-elass
Sewing ,schinee. But We have 4pace for
only one Faet more-i' 10 the most impor-
tants Fact OF all.
Fact Nc. H. re e.arrdnt cverv ndchiae IRE sell
TO gicc better sa'sf,cton thar any otker Sesrinc-
machine IL mar kef, ~ money ,. fs~ I'D
~ Send for Circular AGENTS WANT
ED. Address:
F&NKLE & Y.YOV
SeWiWg Machine 60.
No. 55S Broadway, Ncw-York
VS. nlB6m de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

N.... ..', t.r.ts ~ .. Iyrrs
49, ". ..s 80. arrrarsz.s 'rENfn
=" btfI. fr fr...r ht7s.f- t'rurS!C"'
f'7'. .- .- .i.. ..T..r.. 90 august q, SAYS
NJ we t.r par'. ...-s o. = ,rhcl outrage coul-
mlt'd 200 Haywood ,.s.ty, Tenn sb " twenty
io..'' ir'u, f'ga. rL.,L ere well calcu!,ted 70
p secession ~ lg.ulu urarl
90 ta' a'gbt Of The eth in,lEI = reug of
MffsNHvfF, b' Iev-l 90 D." part # Fagtkner's
"1.'' Eis-rt TIE AG1S" Ci y 2 shall " strrs, IN
OF "af r"tTccte5 Citz-n Of ihs I,caiity, and
VitLcU; any Cere ny dadhed In the d, or ..rl 4
tue ol1 lnta, lied hiB rms behind him, and then
securely i'.Sue" him t. Toe back Oi horse stand
in@ IN waiting EEc ola mans daugf ter. tie
ohtY female co' Ut tEe Rouse, W, . violated By no
esS ian Ten Of Tie Earg being rSt 60 tied az to
render resistance Impossible This slocking aad
nthdis business accom- d ished, tie house was
%S.''neA % thc G:ounn, the young woman perish
II !ew nl!nutes The whole party were III der
10y, GldiAE 10 The oi@ mans terrible distraction
" Ieciuhg TO him IN detail their shocking out
Iege' upon The persnn of his daughter, and beg
Sih| MN, n tantaIlZing ,tyle, not to lake on
euVtt II, as he ought 20 know he deserved l. all
toi his HceSCn to Che Southern Conipderacy He
t,cSo''so that he had taken no part in the war,
"" Gio'd neither ore side or the other; that he
Wds an Old Ei.h, md had soug 1t TO CONDUCT b in
selt IN such manner as to avoid any conse-
4usnces of the war
nc party and prIa"rer stopped when about a
lriIe s.snt f.om the ruins cf the house and un-
lashlns Nj Waters, they told him to pray three
minutes, FOR at the Eud OF that time they would
bt ready tO hang him. TIE old man plead I'm
vain Tor mercy. The rope was placed about his
neck, 'hen thrown across a projecting limb,
pulled down and fastened 90 q convenient sap
ilhg Thus the eli man was left to die by
ihches-to choke To deatl Scarcely had he
Dtth drawn from the ground when crushing
vas heaFd among the underground near bV
"nlcn caused the uUrderers to Il Y procipitateIv
The Id man finding his hands d!sengage1,
uaoe an effort for HIS life and actually succeeded
In drawing himself 10 she limb above II was
Out the work Of moment now TO unfasteu the
rope rem his neck and to regain the grOund-all
OF which be did, thanking God for his escape
even thof far On the succeeding day, exhausted
oY the severity OF the ordeal he had just passed
through, be rea he'd Trenton, where he now lies
dans erousiY i'll aGd deirious
These details are furnished us by gentleman
direct from Jackson, who assures that they
may be relied upon Is being true IA every par
ucular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

A BRILLIANT ExPLoIr.-The PALMYRA (Mo.)
Courier, Aug. ., says:
Our report last week Of the Kirksville ba;tl.
ulo nes DO inII Justice, In respect to the gallant
Zen OF tne Merrill Horse who Were sent to recon.
nottre the town. The facts are as follows:
When Col. McNeirs forces approached within
cannon shot OF the place, II was seen to be ap-
parently deserted Not a soul could be seen II
the streets or about the piace This fact to0efh,
with the prevtsus Information received that Porter
hAd drawn ua his men west Of towr, convinced
"a MeNell that trap had been set fos hin,
he lDq ulred Of Lieut.. Col Shsder, Of Merrill's
Horse, IL he would furnish a SQUAD of ten yolun.
teers rom his detachment 10 reconn oitre the
~oWn- Inc NUMBER at once came forward, and
1naeI command ola Lieutenant, they approached
thc pIace-at nrst al moderate pace then increas-
ing In speed, they dashed boldly and directly
In the town. no sooner had they come in:o
musket range, than IIom every door and window,
ing upon me route, poured a fearful tonardo of
oullets The leaden messengers of death
whizzed around the heroic ten fike falling haiI
bu. on they went Death had no terror. lor
In breathle,s anxie.y the whole army gazed
sl'st mem as they rGpidly receded from sight ac-
companled by n incessaut roar Of guns Or
10y uasnta though the principal streets Of the
sIouno- on the west side! Here they were beyond
INC range Of the rebel rifles. They were now,
Aowever, between tue rebels IN the town and
the rebels on the west TO return In safety O. ey
must execute a wide circuit to the north or south
But did they choose this method, Nay. But
turning southwark one street, they plunged once
more into the deadly storm-this time In new
street, where the rifles had not been unloaded
during their first passage. Forward they went,
following their brave leader fearless and undaunt
ed, Eraight thTought the street back 10 the army
One killed, enc wounded, and one horse killed
Were the only injuries sustained. Nothing short
OF an almost direct interpOsition Of Providence
prevented the death OF every rider and horse.
? A feat Of more brilliant, heroic and sublime
darling has not marked the history Of this war