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condition OF Gen Baelrs arny on Green river
It 10 rapidly advancing in drill and the other
necessaries {Or active service eondiGion. The
building of bridge over green rives is only q
fmah part of the work that is going on. The
artIller'sss are busy prac.icing, and the raves,
OF them are rapidly becoming proficient. The
whoIe army is we'll clothed, well armed. and
well led. The horses, even, are we'll cared
tor' having plenty of forage, and being general
Iy IA good condition. The army will be able,
alter the construction of tie Green River
Bridge. TO move forward to Bowling Green
without waiting for the railroad to be rebuilt,
and supplies can be wagoned from Green River
10 that point A despatch from Nashville says
that Tom Crittenden is advancing with IL coo
men on Hnpkinsville. He is distant forty miles
from 1t. The branch of the Northern Bank of
Kentucky at Glasgow has been seized by the
rebels, who found therein 1000 dollars in bills
Sixty Thousand men of Gene raj Buelrs army
have crossed Green river, and are within five
miles Of Gen. Hindmau. A great battle is
Imminent.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION FOR ANNAPOLIS.
The troops connected with Gen. Burnside's
expedition TO some of the points on the South.
ern coast are making preparations Tor their
departure. although il is not likely that that
event will take place ill after the first of Jan.
uaryD The Iurces to be engaged will consist
of three brigades off Infantry. fifteen regiments
in all, or about fourteen thousand men. The
three brigades will be under the comma nd Of
Generals Foster, Rhino, and some other officer
not yet named, the whole under the comma nd
of Gen. Burnside.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
Guns and Pistols !

The subscriber info The citizens of Snvrna and
he country adjacent that he has taken the house for
eery occupied by JG.as Passauer opposite he Car.
rage Factory of Cahocu 4 CarrOw, on Cnmmcrce s, .
where he is preparn! make all siuds OF FIRL.
AkMS-RteS, Mnskels, ,Sh0i Guns. Pistols Sc
10 Is complete master OF hm trad q, having learned
The hns'ncss ~ Germany, and -IvOr ed Tor some tImo
IN The principal embellishments in 'ms country
All kinds OF Repairing dOne on reasonable Terms
IeSI-5m NICHOLAS Gi.ATT.
blank NOTES. or sale ~ Ing v;hcaI
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Graye-Y ard Lots for : ale.

NoiICe Is hereby gwen hat Crave Yard Lots in
me Ne" NJ. +. Cemetery, the read leading 10
Duck Creek, ar no" ready ioG suIe. he Lots are
and Will be sold as whole. OF square al ihe op-
ton OF the purchaser For further T.. rticu srs apply
to w T. COLLINS, }
J. II. BEwLEl, tCOmmitlss
J.R. CLAAkNrs,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
List OF Letters

/ ~ >
hems fning in the Post Or.cc, Smyrna, Jauga.
ry lst, 1862:
Hill, Story Hickey. Wm.
Allen, Edmund Jones' MIS-. Mary A.
almond. }. +. !dnes, Miss Annie
Brick, Mara Jones Ionsthan
Beeg e. Annie L. Jooes L.
Buck, hsrgaret (col) jones, EEm.
burgess. VIM. Ke'ghtley, Mrs.
Burgess, Mrs. Mary Lyman, David s.
bennett Samuel Moore, George
Buck%asteT, Chas NJ. Maffet, Jas. L.
C'sTk. James ~ Mannor, George
Coombs, Wan. II. II. Mullady, John
CarrIgan, Edward MaIhon, Chas. l.
Chessman, Joel Z. Mof.'s, Mis-, Rachel
Chambers, Mrs. s rah M1"ay, Bef4
Cisco, Mrs. Hannah Nutter. Chas. #.
Collins Miss Mollie E. Onley. P. (col'dA
C"liLs, Mrs. Sarah F. o.. ey, Eliza
Co rad, Isaac w. ratiersen. John
Carpenter, Thomas Powell, Samuel r..
ClFrk, John, Esq, Parvis, Wm. w.
Crppen, Jas, Esq, Richardson. Louisa c.
Dave Mrs. IL. Redman, Thomas
Davis, James Robinson, Mrs. Hannah
Draper. Eliz4b. B. Rostron. John
DAVIS John Ross. Mary Jane
Dlvias, Susan Simosop. John
H!l! Elizabeth Sankey, Rlth Aan
Davis, Martha J. SS1;c,hhard. Meta
Dee, Deuns Stewart. Miss Cors
Davis, Wm. Smith, Mrs. Ann
Durham, Jeremiah Short, Jas. NJ.
Evans J. h. Short, Henry Il.
Evans. Misc Mary Short, Jas. r.
Ford, George Short, Henry
FerreI, John Williams, John NJ.
Ford, Andersen Weodard, Robt. 2.
Ferrsll. VIM. r. Walker, James
German, Mss Mary Will ans, James
Groyer, Jno II. Williams, John
Grltin, Joseph WoolIey, Mary A.
Griffin, Jacob Williamson. Jas.
Green. Marv L. Walton, Eliza
Glrty, James Wallace, Wm. ].
Gosine, Jacob WreRner, VIM II.
Hoffecker, VIM. D.
EMERSON q n
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
DissolulLun of Co-Partnershir
NOTICE.

The Annsl Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Smyrna Library Association will be held
at The Library Room on Thursday evening,
Jan. I'd, 1862. at 7 O'Clock, tor the purpose Of
eectlng Board of Manages for tie ensuing
year. Full attend nee des.crl
E. WILMER. Prest.
Dec. 80, '6I.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
fEGl.EDAX PRESENTS.
Cassidy R ksalI.

NO. II SOUTH SEcONE STREET. 3 doors
below Harkct, south side, PHILADELPHIA.
would respectfully call attention 10 their stock of
Watches, Jcwelry & SiIverware
sui'a"e tor HOLIDAY PREslNTs. which will bs sold
al 'ss to sattL f,utc; and warranted as represen,.
dcci2-It fN'O
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

we receive highly favorable reports Of the
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
FOR SALE.

The unexpired time of Strong, Active
Healthy Colored Girl, ha.irg FIVE yeats 10
erve. Apply at "Tlmes" Office.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
Gor@Ttncs%i.ir Notice,

Vt n tAsCs ~aEIF INOtECc.
ne undersigned have lhIs d entered inio Co.
partnership under the Firm of :. D. HAMILTON a. 10
i"T ihe purpose oi lran>acing a general Mercan,ile
Business. a. the ~ ,iurd SEQ, VI Cnmu,i,,s cor
usr " Aaln ahd Commerce ets. (See adv
ISAAC D. HAMILTON
WILLIAM DENNEY Jr,
Smyrna. Nov. 29.h, IG6I.
Having enlerrd tic above Firm. This do, ,Nox
?sh hereby eaTner;iy req"esi al, who n ay he IN
az hed 10 Ale 70 settle lEe saFe at heir earliest com
Feheh'e as dt Stc to Close NJ te old ,uslleys inn
'hSu"'tiy; ~ The same time Ihanking the puhI for
past iaVofs and asking, Ia behpit of the new firm n
'"''''''"eu't O. ..'' sfme. |. Il. liz MILTON.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24

nabm tem WrQlfIlan, fer nd bartnddil
espsie.rt bate, aud tsm ben potoma
blodirsnbsu Utinp lu nabe au trsttn, uns
Der iepe @orwirtsbeweeun9 bintsrtristsr
bate, eubli@ uno snoli@ zen Obnbsfsb
uno esbot i.ne Anerife, BE. fan elst&
,.itie nit psr S&ladt bon p.a Rieee, I,
Die eIdni.nesn Stsse BON Gort 6snrp
Sort Donsllon, Sslanb 80. 10 rs1ultir'
ten. unp benen balo bic elorrei&e Ginnab'
me BON Nem. OrlsanS. lsiper a6er aud
Die lamdbIiae Niscsylaee bti pittsburp
Qaneine foIste. Nn risle Nisbstlas
fnlpfle wisber Ger ~bemofratil@s" Ser
ratb an. 6aued erldim Dor @orintt
unb dbsrnabm lslblt ras Obsrtommanbo
mdbrsub MeGlsuan es3wun9en, abe
nod, stnsm (elbfeemdblten, cen Rsbsus,
$3.50 uu8efdbrli9 plan dbe
yortlown nad Ridmonb uorrldts.
,Das traurise &siultat 1T bstannt. -
6ausd log Sieee, wdbrenb It BE Brau
frsearbI9e Armte p5Qi9 unp.rlebt ent
i&ldpfsn unp f& nod Ri@monb bsesbsr
lief, unb Ne&leQan\ ser 8eS5eert bate
bts BE R.bsusn In Ri&mono bur& Beau
Ereedro's sntfdldpfte Nrmft uerfldrft nor
Cen waren, wurpe esl@laesn >unb aurld
eetri.ben.
| aas unf.te bisbstisen @ieee fae iek
oernt&ttt, ale patriotii&en Spf.t ese
Nortrn8 unfonft eswtfru, unftrs AuR'
|le9enbettsn fsbsn l&ledtsr, alS itmalS
l1eberall stbsbsn Fb bic @sbsusn srmu'
ftbtet, unb bic europdif&s 9nttrusntton IL
Dor ber- Z blr. --.- - -----
@dbrsno absr febst patttut tee 0or.
bsns truuert tubtlt bic btmo
trati1@e pre1(e bsb lanbss unu
|fetert bfe6elben 81 t 6 lsl>
| an unb sailed uno rings In
9anbe oroanifrt f& BE ~DsMoftaiis"
Die neuli9 osr Npminii itratfon (9mdbslts,
untsr Zen 8aaanbisbams> u1b prett In
bt,isr 3eit BET nationolsn Golami!dt mil
8sEmdpuuns BET xrttasflsuu uno ums
fufa Der Re9ifrung. falls fe e-G& ni&t
utrpfi@tet. pie Sfluuersi unaneetafet su
laGen unb ein GompromiB NIT tsu1 be'
waffntten 0erratbe ein3u9sben.
Die6 1T in 8uratm pte @ef9i&te tta
ltbttn Sabres, bfee efe G1fe!se btr ermo>
frahlden @tratseie.
@er nil DE @obrb.it obiest DarRsl'
lung In Nbrsee fsusn2 Nttmau B
tanneS. Nun 70 md6tn mir aud
ieue ,,esmotrutii&e" Moroantlation un'
ter ben 0auanoi9bams fit ben perfcefsn
6o@osrratb srtldren> Der jsmals erfonnen
uno ssiponnen tporten If, unb SeesI In
eem nur Elm Gunfe Don Gbre, Bretbsits.
lttte une @ers&tisttit surdd9eblisb.n IT,
wirb btlf.n, UNI lie 3u itrtrdmmern. De,
,,pdbrer Demofrat" IT, wirb fe psrbam.
men uno uera&teu. 70 (sbr MIR % tbun.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24
Gin aufae,pedter @plpi.eL
"a Life Colonel.

Colonel q. s. Yotsn. I'm Gommanto
reg 5. 9nfdnIrtt Re9tmtnts Mt0ourt
5saatsmilis, tsr 9ron Mountain gil.n.
babn entlan8 ftationfrt, If es 8tFun9en,
tsn Nebs4sn III ben Guunttss SefTrrlon.
Baibtustoa unb 81. Graneis einen fol-
den Refptft ein3uF6 F6sen, tab fie tes iebt
fur 9sf6b,ti1 battth tin R.tsa Il, iein,
unb bae pie Mfli3 es fib srnftli9 iur Muf,
sabt!madt ,1pif Rtbflfpn NIT pulpfr. 8Iff
unit Bayun.t ju bttdntpfeu; aufatt befdnf,.
tis.ntt asstn ~ balt.n;, ertr fIs pisp.r
laufen III loGsn. 10 . y =. .-tst's$ .a
: OF Bante su,. Bufbpbud,rs ! tutnb mt
Tfetbstit6en Il 81 n8ran.is Gcuniy, bie
t1ntonemdnntr dufs sfbrtnG Gelptrn umbrdd,
sttn, ssurt.n sur& fsn sansH9 aafa,rts'
ben.s: - - *'2' 10 = > 4sstsss ~ =
Gtnt att6.ttaaS, ftta.r. eertt tanrtn
an, ltsten Samfaa Sobn 6. s9Roynn, @.
6itbttrdnb uno 9arg 2anfewelE brst
osn btsfsr meuHambrserif4tn Banee,
une-ma$tsn auf bssr. s. Stsae g! fura'1n pro-
F,es NIT ibn.n.: = H53GfsEaAS =. sa':s Z
W.nn 81. voten fol9t esutf Fl ltint;
gdnbe tsfemn,t; tann sttt e ,tffter teiue
Mdbe. nit ttntn ,fertta ii. retbtn. Die
llnfeneleute II bfefen Gountiee fnp uIiers,
I fmi6lt@ III .ibrem Erie bsS Ctpnel. G8
I4ptrfttt nd ponsfatf. roe 6s,sf ffsniftn
fbtttere Rfngtn hbtrs f9mdblt9e Wslnnlt.
ttdtfeftifi., ron ittntm gommnntp nnss-
| lstfabr ,ttinesa npe in alD. Rtput!ttait
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24
Ser mplph.

usbu be 8srIufe ter wsQliden Irup.
pentbrpsr baben wir ntemals- psnaue 9iftsn
erbaltsn; per G4 aber ote Wlbe 9enom>
men bat, Die pom rer Armse res @sns>ol
WeQlsQan felt osr Bslaeerun9 Don go1t'
town bis oaber eineeianeten 2iffen an
1oetsn, Derwunbetsu, G1tranftsn uub
Dermi6tsn nit etntAer Iufmtrtlamfeit 3u
|psrfolssn, wiro fsiue S@wisriefett baben,
bsrauS3urs9nsn, eab pte est5otst.n, per>
munbsten, bur@ 4ronilae 0eieen orsr
|pbYiiae Grj&bpfune tumpfunfdbtb g.
porbeneu uno bic In @efunseni@oft ee>
ratbensn unionstdmpfer efn polss Drift:
tbeil ter uripranBli@ Ginosretbten tstru.
(esn mub. Sen. We@lsQan'e Nrmse al.
lstn bat udbrtnb zines preimonatlt9sn
G.leaues, ,pdbtenb bsr Belassrune pon
yerftown, fn ben S&la@tsn bei Wil.
hamburg, @efpoint, 6annpper Court.
baus, Gatr Oats uno In bsr lebtsu Sie>
benta8se(&!a&t m aertn8fen An'
|f@tase $4,000 @ann auseen
|uerf@tebeneh an8eflbrte-n
url a@tn etn8eblbt.
SIN a1era.rinefen anl&loB. bdtfen tutr
babsr annsbmen. oub tteier blutiae uno
srbitterts Sriss nt&t tuent0.r als 100000
Mtnf&en in Elm fr1bseitiees @rat bur&
Wunben unb- -&ranfbsiten ssfeHest bat
unb oob faf BE preifa9e 3ubl als trant
obtr tnualio In feline 6eimaib surddtebrte
obsr nod In ben bunbert 2u,aretben btr
bsiesn &dmpfenpen oeer in eer @tfan>
|aenl4aft peilet.. 3O0> 900 fir inmer,
our@ SOB, Dunben, xrdut9stten otsr
@efuneenf&aft lampfuufdbis esuorbtns
Mdnnsr fnb bas Rejultat zines etnjdbrt,
gen 3rissse.
tDeutf4es ReGleaan Rlatt.)
rnb wie betbt bet 3ole&, bfm bte(e
Iauf.nbe BON 6e!diembeu sef@la@tst
,porben Gnb2 CT bel6t: ,,8erfbbnR&.
feit'', - ,,eonltitutiontQe 3e9te bee 9a.
beng ~ ,,bte Union pit &c mar unb sc
Gonfitutton, wie fie H." tlnb feline
Oberprtefer unb Ottf&ld@tsr bh6tn
We GleQan unb 6autd,
/ @er tanu ruaeen, bas ~ beRretten, 81
bod bic 'jsst bic eoa.pronieli&e nobody
hurt Rrfesfatrun86wstfe MtQ Qlsllans unb
6alsds 1rumpf 9drsftn ii, ba fe frste
6ane, Bebatt taben unb bic setetmeu
ysrrdtbtr In Norben fstbf fest nod nt&t
paritst faimpfstt, bab bte, &ritsfabrune
,,abeli eliticnift(@"(et, ionbsrn nrr 1far.
tibes. baE oufrid5ttdf Hotrfoteu Re ba1ti
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24
Sc, 1000 Wenf@enlsbsn. 70 esRsbt Elm DC.
&l,uan. ylats, beaablt WeGlruan fetu,n
+ ,,kI...I.s,, @;s1ss NNn NR60nfTo6l

5OO 900 Wenlbenleber1. 10 gettsbt etn Wte
&l.Qan. wla..; bsaablt WeGl,uan fstn,,
,,untIuhssn eieS" sSn Mdnai1as!
unp wie Inp tie msi1sn Dpfer tss
Molc& stf@la&ttt tporr.ng pabsn fl
i'm @,tdmm.l pu S1ldbitn, In tsm be.
edNuncthf @laubsn. eur9 tbr.n bslbshs
TOO tie Mation 9srslta ~ babrr, tbtsu
l.st,n Mbsm o,rbau&t2 5ot tus jus
b.Ine. 9isssss.f&msttr Der Irompslsn
une eas Bietoriarufen vet fQr Grstbsit u,
Rs&t tdnpfsneen S&aarsn Ge In Ten
tpip,n 99laf 9eluut, 70 cab Elm RoI3ss
ed&,ln Ars er1uusnben 3dse mtlpsrte 2?
Nstn, mt @ratf&sit une 6aus babsn -Ge
f& i'm f&wsrfd0ipsn. rt5otsnesn Ginnlsi
elmer rubmlolen Nrbtit ibr @rab w0bIsn
ml0sn IN flsttrf&wuneersn Sampfsn
une WSrdfsn fnb fe mad f1ruiseii&en
prh3ipith 3a Eept eemartsrt tporcsn unp
tat rer In bldbsntsr' Wannsstraft pom
Sdnitttrtpb' tabin, 8trafTtsn 6eleenss'
Ral,n bat est Ruprbopen uon 0ireinien
blsit.. abssmsraeln S&attsnbiIpr BON
M,n(&.n usr1&Iun9tn, In b.nsn BE fsu'
riss 1tatsnluf, BET 5elosnfTnn uno eie
BsasiNerunet .psl@e ile In o.n 8umpf
um's 0at,rllnb trisbsn, ldnef lbRema'
tii9 ut5tth trereen warenl @eneral
MauIwu1f nd itr M6lesr-- Der Sya'
ten, nt4t ras IS&wsrt BAT fe Qet5oitt.
f @snn iemais, 70 tangt ts @tnf@en III
Der BeIt 0tbt Elm fsinblidss Qanb nit
BEN @rablaet erobsrt moroen mare, 70
f6nnts man tssbsertiFi@ fnpen, bab biz
uh-ta aud faufri&tise pass4cten -ber
..unblutiasn" Spoten. Shatsoif, Die esn
,wtitm G,leaIs uerlorsn bat buletsten.
Nbrr Is ii nhnals 9e1&ebsn unp wirb
ntsmaIs e,fas(Nt 70 lanee bic Dslt Rebt.
Ni9t Ter Solrtt, an psni9hsn ter, ben
cine b.ilise &s,ifferuup fur Rs&t uno
Grdbsit tn's Tlp trstbt>~ ,.esr pfll H.
Ger wdbIt in tsr ~Gree S&eob", unp
9r pltlt unb t&au;tlt. 70 Ian ~ lsbt
nnb graft, bts er subaa fstn @rdt f& srdtt.
~Nl&t ba3u soasntk S5bne 10 Wa.
tstlanrss In Ten bdHpsn 3ri.s. Nidt
balu wiro mon jstt wsitere 300 900
bsNimut,n tSnnsu. absr werft ben @paA
ten auf bic 5Ate, opsr 9tbt Jpn rsm N.s
9sr In pte 6dtte, R,bt r.m Soibatst, stn
G9msrt uup IN Wtwsbr. ntdt alsSpisl.
wsrt, ionbrn au mdnnli9sr, rsttsnrsr
9bat une aud btuie nod, au@ nadbsm
etne 9ierttl 4taion Mmi9.u tenn DO.
LODI esiaIa@tA worotn fne, miro f& ein
6e.r pon GrelmtQie.n Fntsn.
,,Mile. uhb psr(5bnli9s Mitsl," ~
f&rsibt Ger aus 9entudY ssbdttiee @ou'
psrnsm BON Sutnois an tsn uud aus
&sntudp asbdrtiaen Yrdfrenteu QiutOln>
- ~inp psretbsns otr(u&t ,porpen. Der
eon(rpatissn politit III Is QdnSIia MFG
lunD,n, RE gsrrdtbu gum 9sberium Aus
rldsubtinasn unb DE Mutoritdt rr Sc.
fese wtseubstufsuen. 80. 81. 2ineoln>
bic 8riIs erfdbert ar6bere Nnfrenoun9en
uno rnsRif&sk MaerspsIn. 0trfanoi9sn
eli auf's Nets ren Buten. allsn Dubl,
fpru& Der Rsptbln: ~"Gretbeit une
Gtnbett Gebt uno tmmsr'
bar; nsbhtu Sie BE DienRe ausr
lopalsn 2anesl ltewobnsr on uno 20 wirp
In Sbru @adt fsbsn. arme.n aus Der
@rbt 3u Numb bftn, unabsrwtnelide Ar'
mssn, ete udue Gatnsn sum 6@.rsn
Stee tru0en nfrben." (N.sy. Abi.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24
28as ttHGoujtrpatismus2 2

Gin @r. { Satn, Ter foa. ~youne ame>
rieau 1raiu" bielt unldneft Dor rtnem
,ablrsi&tn Atbitorium In 9onpon Elm.
l.iur 5eifuo4.n llufonsrtoen, in wsl&rr
r. no&fsbpte treftnre Definition bes
@ortss Go4 4krnatismus CAB:
~@on(erph htismus, u1stne 6erren, III Elm
erobsr. plud,er @tstn ouf erinsm Raien.
edftsn Ste lln uno fe sspabrsn barun>
tsr Gftise l6&lansen; Gite@ien. BIZ
1@tu na& inn 95@ern elm ; un(aubere,
BON Iaaee9bt aufeef&redte 4dftr; ptd>
bdu&ies S4unen; faltse, tlebriess g.
mlrm. bask@ 3u etnem 2ndusl aufum'
U. 10 ute.e anbere ba!buerfaulte,
dbtllts&snrt Dtnse.- @dl;en @ie pen
@tein btn1B, lo0en @ie ben @onnen,
i@tin BEE UNtl&tttt6 aufote SteQt fallen
uno foEmll Sie mad etusm &abr pie'
Der, 10 wih Sbr Ause Dor Ggthot ibsr
bic uoraeameene 0.rdnbsruns :lsu&ten :
,urtss @r4 ptre ben plas btotdt baten,
bufttnee 4Amen ,peresn oarauf~ ~Hdbea
uno aQss birb Gril&s Reinbstt u. Gr.ues
attmen. Per -Stein u. (. il. III Der Con-
letDa!Ismul une feline 8sfsittsuns es'
Gort(4rttt.1 m ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24

X Nus sMiaouri. 9n esm nsre'
li&sr @iGouri, an ber grense BON Soma.
rseen f&~ei. MbeQen pieee!. 60 bsrr(9i
ageemtin bel 9laute, eab eiefe Rtbtatn
BON uu|osalsn fearsern pom Soma uuter'
flast paoen anh tbre @aftn uno Mu'
milton pom ebitass bsaiebsu.
Nor stntaen Iesth aea cine abtbsiIuna
Som,: 8. Ri6ou1 GauaQsrte Reetntnl
unttr @ajor @elop. 200 @aun fart
BON Roqa aus aAA fprtnste elm RebfQen'
lager BON stpa 20 Mann lsi SnHan't
beaow. an.ben 9sslIen bes Gustsut 81
str, aussinaueer.s G!f &ttttlen ,unres.
ast9etet ane .in4 lsefanstn. PIT Rtf
Ny une lief @a1 1tn une gtpdd .ausad
Sn 8ienua, Wllries Co., nbrpli4. sor
tEola. fedttu, ,ete Retslsn am 28. Sum
.bas qaserbaue h. 6ertu eatbam an
,tas fdr 5000 @aaren =entttttt. 5,Dal
benadtarte 6aue trappte, ebenfaaS lte
,ber, aQetn tte @aaret tpurben esrittst.,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-24

|sssett $sst ;Srfasss(s Ssa assy'sas
Kaa @1.ar. II as6lOssf. 'tetfiSfT'}t'; T'5
0aar esxttst's vIlts SttlIt - . sttar,
0asrts SisAss: 41.lso.o 10000.
&, rA.. t.41ssa. 4 lalsert ==7-e1t
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Arkansas aud Missouri.

An officer of the volunteer service in the
southwestern part or MTSsOurt rrfvIsrr-F,is- -s-
Sunday last TO Mr. Phelps, (of Missouri,) o.
the House of Representatives, that be had
q regiment of Arkansers desirous of being
accepted is The service Of the United States
aud requesting an application for their ac-
ceptance. In accordance with the nfOrma-
tion MIR. Phelps waited on the President,
on Friday night, conveyed to him the offer
be had received, and il was promptly ar
cepied by the President.
We also learn that a regiment of volun-
teer CitlZ-ns resident in the south western
part of Missouri bas been rendered TO the
Government, and that the necessary in
instructions have been given through the
Governor of the State. This regiment will
probably be acceI ted.
Information has been received from the
line of march of General Curtis from Sa-
lem, Fulton county, Arkansas, to Batesvilie,
stating that Gen. Curtis's quarters we're
crowded with citizens OF the State of Ar
kansas coming forward to take the oath of
allegiance to tue Government of the United
States. II is further stated on reliab au-
thority, as beyond doubt, that a large ma
j .rity Cf the citizens of Arkansas, north of
the Arkansas river, are loyal to the Union,
and only require the protection Of the Gov
erment to msnitest their loyalty, and not
only by word but in taking up arms to
6ght against the eaem es of the Union.
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rooms on the floors. About al hour after
We arrived, the eighty-seyenth Pennsylss-
mia came in and were provided for. The
next morning before we left, Rhode Is
land regiment came in, having been raised
in the remarkable short period of four Days
and was at Baltimore on the sixth.
Our bafta ion left the latter place about
II O'Clock P. and arrived in Washington
at p II. W. were quartered in the Sol
diprs' Rest until Friday, when we were or
ordered to Tennaliytown, D c., Eve mites
from ;he city, where we now re. Yester-
day morning We were fixing for a long
stay, when Gen. Siurgis (under whose
command we now sre) sent us orders to
march for Harper's F rry, he having been
ordered to send four companies of the best
Infantry be had w; received il as a
marked compliments to the Hoosier boys
The Eastern troops here say we can fight
well without being drilled, as the business
comes natural However, in less than enc
half hour We were filing out of our camp,
having left . few to pack up. Our prompt
ness was tbe erowning point 70 the General,
gb0 comp iuIeuted us highly. The orders
were corntermanded as we came to George.
town, and we are back again in our tents
at the above camp, named in honor of the
ladies of Marion, OHIO. Indiana boys are
getting TO be great favorites with the Gen
eral, and il We are made a body guard our
friends may be sure we will not iarnish the
fair page Of Indiana's war history.
A. L E.,
1st Bat. 63d Ind. Vols.
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CITY A0VEFTISENENTS.
A Supplement to an Ordinance

Passei july .. 1859, entitled ." An Ordinance con-
cerning the Whnf of the City Of Evansville
and repeating former Ordinances, :" prs ed May
oath, 62
SECTION /. BE it ordained by tie CDnamen Council
ofhe City Of EransrHe, TIA. il shal hereafter Le
init sny 'thoat, bAIg- or o h-r water croft - tt
sunk tr b.sched ~ any iOins mp the ity Wh'rf.
or uPou any f the guttsr- ending arto sa d
wba o. n, on any part Z Q Lamasco Wh"r ,
CT uppn aIy lace upon the Indiana shore OF th~
Ohio River within he limits If ths Ci Of Ev
willie, except a heI eiaaf or provi:ed.
SEQ 2. Tiat here .lIer ali steamboats,, larGes,
tboatr, or 'her wat=r craft, which may come TO
remain at any part o. the rve- tank o.
landing, either above or below the City Wharf,
from the nrI er line Cf Clrsnui rrI+et to he lover
line of Fifth yeore, shall bs required to Ply FIR
the Cf sasd iver bank Ia ,ditg. ella f If
the amount or fee reqEired TO be paid by such at
or water CT ~, for landilg at and using any part
of the ity Wharf ...
SEC ;. Fl tho. + nd ether Nater craft may lie
ground beachei. f,.r the nj ose tf beine b
ken up ami remoVsd, at any poiat Oh said rver
Eank anains fetw-'n Walnut Hnd On Try
strrets, or betwe Fulton Av'r AMI F. h AY--
nue, and not eis-w here. IT0rided, tlI the O~Dtr
or claimant or P+rs II hrvIg c"Hrg1 Of s6cn boat
water ft, ha h. ~. led 10 ay the tGe
rate OF VIII rfise or !andirg charg's fxel by tie
SEC 'rd secti ot this TT in nee, f. r tv-ry day
such boat later traft I'iliain at -sil rv
bank OF /. ding until il shall Q rsmo,ed.
SIC. 4. More Of he pr''vi ions OF this or inanca
shall be he d - aipy to any part If The iv bsik
or landing which may BE- OSHeo By pArtie, other
than thu City ot Lvni.s, il 0.
, G. .. An person Iieis ma vi latirg .ny 4
the pIovis If the first S'ction of thI< prdi
stall f'rfcit aud p'v ;he srm q hye To-
lars 70 any such tff nee, and the fur h 1 sum of
i've dol'art for VvsrN dav uch u g wate aft
may be H'lOwei to r.m ia grounded or behChtd
contrary th;a % diHIuc.: And ia all III
which any boat o water craft may be gr n"d
beat b- d Cross Il o. the gutter OxtrI ding
eithe Oi tn" whrry f The vi y, river
brLk OI hu lug, cad boat water craft shall hr
i0rt,itei To- he Cry.
SIC. Any res p rsors commrnd ng,
Owuin :, or ha htge any |, ai, raft, "r
other water AFT, " hic: ay com to 'einHiI or
r any Ii,it ne river La K tr la ling r.er
TO in tie rcond cti.n Oi This q i'hance, I'D
failing tr T. .sirg e. ny the lee OT cha & fixed
and reg rel q lie pai b. tn : OrdinIncr, ut the
gu # trS Whait NJ te or lis uei ny, ahA /
forfeit and ray, for every such ohenc sLm OF
twenty d / ar
Attest: W. DAh Err, Mayer.
2. RuYKE, Clerk. 2N
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u.I ICslEzII CslEzI !ICEEII ! !. .!gEL! 81

IN and the people generally will take nutieo
that there IL plenty Of tbs eel ebrated Terre Haut
Ice COL stanlly hand at thu - ~ pat Corner s.
Orders accompanied ly the cash promptly srte odd
Customers desiring ace will please .foTlVard
he cash NTH their orders for tickets.
0. myI3l EDWARD IRGLE.
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Isl Ba1. 50 lad. Yols
Mt. VERNON, June 9, 1862

EDITORS JOURNAL: The following is list
of soldiers who have died in General Hos
pital, Mt Vernon, Indiana, from i's estat-
lishment to present time, with their respect
i've date of death:
May ls-Uuknown, supposed to be T. A.
F., Wisconsin volunteers
May l7--Syfvaaus Wakefield co B, b
Minnesota.
May 20--N. J. Valentine co K, 9th Ill.
May 20--Thos Tomlinson 9th Ohio bat
terry.
May 2l-Henry spillman, surgeon 5s'h
Ohio.
May 22-Jobn Mattler co I, 5th Ohio
cavalry.
May 24-Lawrence Thornburg co F, "a h
Indiana.
May 27-Luther Townsend co H, 40 b
Illinois.
May 27-Berjamin Tilton, sergeant co B,
Ilih Iowa.
Nay 3O-Thomas Flanagan, sergeant co
E, 18th Wisconsin.
June 2-E R Watkins CO Fl, 5th Ohio
cavalry.
June 4--William Il Kennedy CO B, nth
Pennsylvania.
JOHN CONYNGTON, Surgeon.
7. E. BENNETT, Assistant Surgeon.