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kerry fire of more than ordinary intensity,
the balls pouring In upon them ia a constant
shower. apparently from all directions, wniz
ling through the air with muruerons spite
fnlness. Overcome by numbers, iaiing Va
support they gave way. but not until 'hey
had held he enemy in check saiiele"'
length Of time 20 give our reserves an op-
portnnity TO pash forward 10 retrieve tue
fortunes Of the day. which they tld nohi,'-.
All that brave man could do By personal
exertion. General Casey DID, aud nov Wen
he was seconded by his officers. let The lis1
OF casualties answer Gen. Nagiee who e.
capped With hut a trifing injury. was every
where active, encouraging bis troops by eA'
ample ahd voice. with Gen. Casey pressing
TO the front aud cheering the men 10 the
charge. PIERREPOINT.
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LEGAL.

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of
A)one Yendifonl Exponas Execution issued nom
the yigo Common Pleas Court, 10 TOE directed ana
delivered "a favor 81 Nathaniel lie and against
william \. Curry Al nd John Brady, lmpleaded sith
Isaac Il. Kinkead) am ordered 10 sell the follow
ing described real estate, situated ia Nigo couhts.
Indiana to-uit: The west half (i) Of the southeast
quarter :. Of section thirteen (l3l township eie-
ven III range eight l6) west, aud on
SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1857.
within the legal hours OF said day the Court iianse
door, IN Terre -Haute, viii offer the rents and pron-
OF the above described Real Estate. together with all
the privileges and appurtenances the same belong
ing ior a term not exceeding years, 10 the
highest bidder for cash. and upon failure 10 realize
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution and costs
will then aud there offer the fee-simpe, In and 10
said Real Estate 20 the highest bidder for cash. &c
satisfy the same.
This 9th day 81 June. 1S62.
juneTw.lvprf a. 50 SAMUEL. CONNER, shin.
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L.. RYCE a son.
WOOL! WOOL!
MARKETS.
An Ordinance Tor the Better rfOiec
ton of the Markets

SFc 4. BE IL ordained by the Common Council Of
the City Of TER. Hsue that Il shall b. unlawful for
aByeTson retail Fresh Meats outside Of the South
ern Market House without first procuring license
therefor and any person who shall violate this Ordi
nance. hall on conviction forfeit and pay any
not exceeding twenty five dollars
SIC 2. The foregoing prohibition shall not eNieud
10 sales Of wild game, fsh ror fowls, nor t. saleS %
meat from Pork OF Packing Houses during the pack
ing seasons nor saies OF animals by the quarter.
SIC. ,. Any person Iasy procure license to sell
er the sum OF fifty dollars OF which fact the Treas
urcr shall give 10 the applicant certificate, az on
this being presented 20 the Clerk he shall charge the
Treasurer with the amount aud issue license au-
thorzing the party retail Fresh Meats in the City
| for one year, which, when couniersigned Icy the
Mayer shall constitute the license referred 20 in the
FIRST section Of this Ordinance, provided, however,
that in case person wishes license 10 retail only
Pork he can hay the same by paying fitee. liars,
aud provided further that license 20 g. aeets
gener ally pork only shall not authorize the holder
| 10 sell in bat one place Of business.
| sEc. 4. The stalls In the Market House shall be
| rented as follows, to-wif Any person wishing 10
rent ~ one CT the twelve stalls on the east end
shall pay seventy 1--WE dollars per yesr for the same
but IL he takes additional stall adjoining he shall
have 81 for twenty five dollars, but he shall not sub
let any stall 10 third person under penalty Of pay
ing the full rent ofsevehtyve dollars for the same.
Any person can rent any Of the eight stalls In
the west end Of the Market House by paying from
.sr'vlve TO sixty dollars per annum, 20 DO fixed by
.ho Aa-2ci Aastci. Ono half 9. the rent i4o.ey
shall be paid In ance, ana note payapie IN SIX
months with approved security given for the other
half aud no person viii be permitted 70 occupy a
stall without having paid the rent in advance Of the
time he occupies. Any person renting any OF the
twelve stalls IN the east end above stated, can
have the refusal of the same from &c year at he
same rent, for i've years.
SEc s. The market hours shall be as follows
Between tie first OF April AMI the first Of October
on each day Of the week, sundays excepted, from
o'clock till O'Clock A. ~, and Saturday even
ings from TIL half past O'Clock, and from the first
Of October TIL the first Of April, from till o'eieek
An and on Saturday evenings from TIL . \ O'Clock
sfc. O. The money received from license and rent.
81 the Market House and penalties for violation o.
Market 0riiiarces. shah after paying the EXPENSE
| OF tho improvements on tho Market House new OF
dered, be kept as a seperate fund on interest en-
denominated "the Market House Fund
| SIC. 7. All Ordinances Ia conflict with this are
| hereby repe aled.
Adopted May 2oth, A.p. 1862.
Attest: W. II. STEWART, Mayor.
| J. f. GrrIcs. CLERK. may3Sfsw
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CsHRRlFF's SALE.-By virtue OF order of sale
= issued from the yigo Circuit Court, 10 me direc
ted and delivered, In favor Of Deloss W. Mnshall
and against Adam X. Miller az Principal aud Lynas
A Burnett Replevin bail. | am ordered 10 sell abe
follow ing described real estate, situated Ia Vigo
County, indiana to-wti Lot No. one hundred and
thirty lsO IN Chauncey Roses Subdivision OF forty
four iA4) snd CD rods en- Of the east side OF
tn west hall - Of section twenty-tw (22l town
ship twelve tisl range niue tsl west, the plat
whsfsofwas duly recorded June Is. 1850, and on
SUNDAY, JrNF 2slh. isG2,
Within the lcgal hours Of said day, at the Court
House door In Terrc Hauts viii ofer the rents and
nrofts a the above described Real kstate. together
with all the privileges ani aFpartenances 10 the
same belonging, for a term not exceeding sven
wears 10 the highest bidder for cash. and upon fail
ure 90 realize sum sufficient 10 satisfy said order oil
sale ana costs will then and there offer the fee
4 pie In and said real estate 10 the highest bid
der for cash, TO satisfy the same.
This lth day Of June, iscz.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff.
tuneGw3wprs.s3,
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THE Agent of this celebrated ma
i chine has the r.ess re OF offering TO the farming
community perfsct machine, which Il nndorbtct-
" the best Harvesting Machine In tho world
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. Gaovrn-Ssr: have been using one Of the
above named Harvesters for the last three years.
aud am 80 well pleased with IL, that would not
axe $500 for H. r. could not obtain another OF he
same kind. Ind by experience, that there Is at
leasr saving Ct 81 80 per acre In the way of secu
ring wheat, over that cut and put up by The meat
approved reapcrs. In fact would not LET nv APP
D. owed respers In fact wonld not let r.y grain Re
cut ia any other way, IL Il offered TO be PM in
the shock free OF eNpeuce
SAMUEL sIIIIIGAN.
-NeJf Isrss Hin'e, 1hfy 25fk, ls62.
endorse the above.
One year ago purchased che Of the Illinois Har-
vestsrs aud ~oufi not dispense with the use Of IL
Cor any price. Mo most eheerfully endorse all that
Mr. Milligan has said above. about this mode 81 -
curing grain JOSEPH PECk.
JOHN RANKIN.
not only endorse all that Mr. Nilligan Sass about
his Illinois Harvester, but viii further sss that
would not take 81 COO Tor my machine IL eoaid not
procure or q the same kind.
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of Haines' Illinois Harvesters
during he last two with entire abstraction,
and would s.ss brother farmers that we ~ould
not take $Soo for the one have, VI We could not
procure another of the sane kil;... and endorse
all that Mr.. Mllgm says about this mode ofharvest
Ing THOS. \ COOPFR.
PETER LYONS.
Otter Greek Township yigo Co., Ind.
Mr. GnovrR--SrK have used oie Of Hsinss' n
llnois Harvestcrs for the last two years. and have
nsed various kinds Of the most approved reapers Of
other patterns, and fnd by close calculation that
about two-thirds OF the expense by using
the Illinois Harvester. would not take 81 900 for
the one have IL could not procure another Of the
same kind
Il Dbl not cost me more than 81 cents per to
harvest my wheat the past two years, taking into
consideration ihe mode Of sowns and saving OF the
grain. JACOB BROWN.
The above named gentlemen are all residents IN
our mldss-al but two within one hours ride Of
Terre Haufe--and would willingly give any infor-
nation a. TO the use and utility of this Harvester,
that may be asked.
IT. addition TO the above named Harvester have .
good Combined Reaper AVID Mower tReed'sl that !
vii warrant 10 So good work, and which | will eel
Tor 800 twelve months time. or exchange for
/ Gram good horses.
an also sub Agent for the lusil, celebrated Buck
/ Rye Combined lscapers and Mowers. said 70 te the
best In tsSs GHOSERy
Arent for vigo and surrounding couniie ;.
eT Please call and obtain pamphlet and exam
me the Machine.
Ne.s. Eass side Public Square. Tsrre H~uie
June 3dkwim
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Tae c.ea. sa,ae near Richmond.
fiNEs c0gaf--roNnk<ef.
f,rlr % Bsrrrr BrfoRx RIcszoSp.


fiFln 90 BsrTIE BfFoRx RIcsaoSp.
sunday A ". June !, iSh2.
A.batsle before Richmond has at last put
- lie ts~t the rcbe, boast as to what they
would 10 with Gen. AcClcllan's army when
thew shall get Il from beyond the protection
OF the gunboats Though the advantage OF
a sudden movement against the weakest
point in our lines. gave the enemy tempo
Far, success, the hnal result has not been
such a. TO afford encouragement to their dis
heartened aud demoralized troops. or occa-
sson any fears "a To our ultimate possession
Of the rebel capital.
The attack commenced shortly before
O'Clock on Saturday, On the left wing OF the
army. on the furtheror south side Of the
Chick ahoniny. whore Tie advance position
was hold by the disisica of Gen. Casey.
much the weakest in the sfmy, composed
almost entirely Of raw regiments. and re
dnccd by disease TO an ELECTIVE force OF
some 6OO0 men.
The position held by Casey Was on the
vilh amsbarg stage road. within six or seven
miles al Richmond. and OF a line SO extend
81 At the front that the troops required TO
maintain pickle, guards Of sufficient strength,
sasde no light dra9 on his weakened forces
The right OF the Ene Vs. held by his First
brigade. uadcr Gen. " NJ Magic, as brave
AID vigilanf an officer "a i 10 be found Va the
army OF the Potomac Gen Naglc's pockets
extended across the railroad lrunning paral.
with the williamsburg road. Ahout mile 20
the right 10 near the sixth mic post from
Richmond. and - on further % the igh,
and istlr 20 the rear Until within .hor,
ii<fancc of point on The Chckaheminy
where Gen. Sumner had thrown a bridge
scrosa the stream. aal was hourly expected
10 cross - eonple,e the las OF pickess d
the river
The center Of cen. Cs-eys@ position. held
by tic Second Brigade. l,en. wasselfs for
merly Gen. kesms) extended from Gcaera
Sagle's lines 10 the lett a short distance a
cross the Williamsburg road. whore Il joine.
tie laird brigade. Gen. Palmer.. stretching
soma distance further 70 the lcft and joining
The inss al Gen. Couch. who guarded th'
LETT f>sk. the-unain potion OF his force be
sng short distance 10 ths rear of Casey. q
The Williamsburg rad
Tie position occupied by the main bod
of these tso divisions vss a clearing Q
about enc mile square. sarroandsd by Del
- iof.st. IA vhlea tsea Csssys pockets ver
stationed On the right, wooded s~am
ditids- ths clearing iron similar opsuin
"A the forest. along the railroad. which -
occupied BY Gen Nagle with his brigade =
lust beyond the woeds a. the front werr IN
sl4r ciearlngs. slfA woods ua their farshe
s..le. where TIE Fst,als lss eonssale.. TIE
p.skots occupying Ire edgs Of tie foIat. -
.enarAtol lrom or piekcss by ths vid,h
the feds. .cfmiaS tfft 81 ns4tfal gfeul
be,ween sas to arnies over ~hich ess
ksn< c.ose watch .esf - ns.sabof sheo'
Iks p9ssettien.
mn fSa1y s1es>SotFsss~>
Step - SEP (,sn Casey bad preset !
u tiis eoiat. osegcomng sach otTositisa
aset h4so. aaiil Is became evident tnst =
s.b.,s hal reached tie lials Of their fslfes
!. -. 80. r..llI i.nt be YnulNl.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

I TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN
4 forming the pshle that keep on hand aud am
ready. On short notice. 20 put up reasonable
terms the Psten; Spiral lightning Rod Of the latest
and most approved style. Also the Copper Rod.
nch has been pat up here fos fhe last Few years.
can put up a. % cents per foot. Call and see.
Work vsrranted.
Residence on corner u &ih aud Chestnut streets
JAMES VI. HrDsoN.
ruue11lr1n
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NOTICE 10 heat ..sssl- Deslern.. -
l\rhavr p~riilnvs sut ssore K>,rs lysesr By
so~n~. ex-sfeut pi.<es 20 ssii sents. ~tieh l vii
trade &c properly n ~ rear Tsirs Hsrtr. and PAY
s,f-rsnee A cash. Appis -
a HAnHER7.
a~<fe3&ven Real Hssss< Ag~rt
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
~ The Common Council OF the city Of rerre Haute,
together with the City Assessor, will, AZ the City
Hall. on Tuesday, June nth. 1869, beginning ~ Q
o'clock 4 ~ sit as a Rosrd Of Equalization on the
Tax Roll To- tie present year. Each aud every one
interested IN having their effects correctly assessed
will please be present that in case 81 errors the
board can a: once correct the same.
J.F GrfIcK, City CLERK
Iunc4d9w
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nNE CENT REWARD. -Runa-
~ way from The subscriber. living IL Honey Greek
Township. Vigo county. Wm. {. Rsley, an appren-
t.ce boy indentod for farm Ing The Public are
hereby watisst against trusting or harborlng said
boy On my account. | will pay thr above reward
for ais delivery 10 me
Jane6d5twlt ]. d. NEREDlH IL.
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MEDICAL.
HEl.MBoLD's GENUINE PREP.
TI0N.

'1nSRIY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND fIiID EXTRACT HUCnt
Positive and Specific kcrleiy
for Diseases oftLe kl-A DDEf, KIDNEYS. siLANka
aud DhoPSiCAi sly EiLf&CS-
Tits Medicine iucrtasts he dVAeT VI bisesils.
and eNcifcs tie A &SORBFNTS into healthy aetlss.
y which fhe WATEKN OK CAiCARcis oepesi
lions. and al UNNATURAL ENi.Ak0EakN1S a..
reduced. a. vel - PAIN AND lSfi.ANEAIIpN
MA. NOsES. or CHILDREN.
BuNEoLD's ENTRAcT BUcHU
fof Weaknesses
hfisiag from Assssse> nslit- - Dissipation. tssi,
ATTENDED, wIrH raF FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lnilsIositlcn 10 Exsrtiarl. L. - pm,
-, -, ~ se1'.iS' iansri. q brea;iirs.
weak Nsff.s, Trembling,
Horror 81 liisease. NakefnIssesa
ihianes> ~ NfSei, Pain !u the Hack
Universal I.assiil.i- ~ -. suseulsr system.
Hot Hands. Flushing u the BOY.
bfyness u The SKA, kr9ptlon> 81 he faess
These symptoms. II allowed 10 20 GA, which thl.
tssdcine invariably refnoveS, soon follows
IAPOTKNCf. fATUfrl, EPILEPTlC lfrS,
tx oNf or WHICH THE PATIENT NAY EAfIlE
by those ..DlAEfUL DISEASES
INSANITY ANDcpNSCNF1l0I."
Many ale aware II the cause q their sufrril.
BIT NONE WILL CONFESS
TIKI RECORDS or TIRE ISsANE ASllUGS.
And ihe Melancholy Deaths by corsamriiea.
THE CONSTITUTION oNCE AFFECTED WIN
okSANtC WEAKNESS.
Requires she al - msdlc.ne % strengthen att
lusig0rat~ the system.
Which nSlsHoss's E1Ta Acr EUcnU iu,sriabl,
-. -. -.>. - -
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EXPRESS COMPANY.

MERCHANTS DESPATCH,
o~nrt and Hansgea by she American Espress Co.
FRO N NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
To The Wet and ssrsh West.
Tn Special Cars on Em Co rnnt Pas
sengcr Trat0s
TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN
n, above Despatch forwards Goods al a more en-
,,...l..,.a .-il laAa As ite isAnas West. tscrrt
he regular Rsprsa Company. Forwarding hIils.
covering the entire from Ssw rcrk and Boston
rusrxnfesirg time. will be given
Mark all packages "Nerchsnts' Despatch" and
deliver AZ the Depot foot % BARCLAY 81. ny, aud
western n. r. Co. Bsslon, Nassschasetts.
Msrchlst1m TURNER xckEkS.
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Meantime Gen. Sumner had succeeded IN
bringing his troops across the Chickahomi-
~. ana sss advancing on their right 10 main.
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GIN OR EIGHT GOOD JOUR
y neymen coopers can hnd emposment At Brown
Ton. I've miles West Of Eugene. Ind. We desire
them 20 make whisky Barrels. and viii pay sixty
cents per barrel. We desire cur work done iume
dlaiely. Boarding be had At two dollars pr
week for fuch Of the hands a. desire n.
BROWN a co.
Iuus <dss
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Col. Bailey. Chief Of Artillery. was shot
ssFly in ike afternoon. the ball striking Kim
IN the head and causing his death after a
short period Of inssnsibsllis. Major Van
Vsultenbcrr. the second in command OF the
First New York Artillery. was killed. Adiu.
TINT Vim. Ramsay wounded, while every
battery bot ore lost ia quota al rnrs saa
some Of them lost nearly all thsif lf,rses -
Bates Battery OF Napoleon gnas--i2 pound
brass gieces-which was q tbe front. thus
deprived OF locomotion and stuck fast in the
mud. vas 'eh behind IN the retirement Of
our Troops. bit not until Gen. rseie had "a.
kea 4 upon himself % see that several
fA.sces we're spikch In addition 20 this. one
inch Psrrot gun OF Battery II Ess disabled
BY a shot and fell into shs hands OF the
ensmy The fennsylyania Reserve Battery,
81 COUGHS division. also lest one OF their
guns-thess sishs pieces Of ordnance ceusu
tatlng our entire loss. - Ear - could learn
We san better afford TO spare the pieecs than
ne can sGort % have The rebels proht by
their saia. They sso- eysry Indication OF
bgsns much Ia want Of artillery. and the
1esd = evaieslsiy stimulating their efforts %
r. g. ~ the chances q vat 70 possess tbrri'
seites II ous gnns
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OLD OR YOUNG. SINGH. MARRIED. OR con-
TENPf.ArfNG MARRIAGE
~ MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To FFnAIls
the fxtrAcf Buchu l. unequ-ie by any oth,r renee,
in ChlorcSis Retention. lr1egnlarffy Painft--
ness or Suppression II Customary kvscustions Ia
seraird Scirhoss state offhe Dierns Lcncorf boz
~ whites Serilfy, and fof all cUn pls.ns incident
the sex. whether srising FROM indscreiion Haihs
~ Dissipation. OF IA the
DECLINE OK CaANsE or IIFF
SKI SYMPTOMS ABOVE
40 FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT N.
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esep - SEP Geo Casey bad preset ~
- ti,.s os.at. osefcon.ng sach oifositisa -
LET h.ss. aalil Is became evident tnst nc
gab.,s hal reached tie lialis o. their retreat.
!. "A far.her aavauco could ssos be yentefsd
w.thout the rex OF general engagement
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FARMERS. LOOK TO youRINTEREsT
HARVEST or tGce.

Haines' Illinois Harvester
The Agent of this celebrated ma
Il chine has the Dc ne of Offering to the farming
perfsct machine, which Il nndorbtct-
Iy the best Harvesting Machine In tho world
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SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, Al lttle Fxper.e
Little " 10 change Of Diet; No Inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE
II causes frequent desire aud gives strength 40
irinaie. thereby Removing DISTRACTIONS
Preventing and Curing Structures o. the Irsthra
Allay ing Pain and Inflammation, 50 frequent b.
the class Of diseases snd eNpeliing ell IsiSsacts
Diseased aud worr-euf Matter
THOUSANDS TROY THOUSANDS
WHO RAvE BERN TIRE VICTIMS OF ouACKS.
and who have paid InsvY % be cured in sho
time, have found they were deceived. aud that the
POISON" has, BY the use - Powerful Aktriu-
cents been dried up IN the syslein g. break cat IN
az aggrasa tcd form. and
PERHAPS AFrRR NARRIAGE..
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SEcfxET DISEASES

TAKn 30 ToEE BsiSAs, hsscuKs. ca rNraFsAAks
MKpsctNN foR USFrsksAST pANeKkoNs sssn
HFLMR0LD'S EXTRACT RUcHu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-08-30
Nc Clellan end the wounce1
Soldiers. . -

An army correspondent thus describes
visit by Gen. Mcclellan to some wound.
ed soldiers:
The Daniel Webster stopped off Harri.
son Landing on her way down, and Gen
Mcclellan visited her and spent a couple OF
hours. lie went around among the woun-
ded pausing a the side of each one and
having kind and cheering word for all
Dressed plainly, with Il blue blouse, void
OF strap and star, many Of the poor fellows
were at first unaware of his presence
Stopping beside the stretcher of one who
had lost has Lee above the knee the gene-
raj asked Linn how he felt, in gentle tone
that aroused and touched the heart of the
feeble sufferer He replied that he did
not feel well at all, and expressed despen-
dency in the course Of his conversation.
The assistant surgeon then remal ed -
Don't you know who this is .
No" -
why, it is your gcneral-Gen McClel.
The eyes Of the soldier lighted up, his
breas, heaved, : his lips quvered. General
Mcclellan! All general, shall never
fight under you again, unless YOU will
allow me TO come back with wooden
leg OIL. ..s s 51..ts
Another one said, General, belong Ia
you" No." replied Mcclellan, we all
belong to one another; we belong TO the
army Of the Potomac. and to o,r countrv.'s
Those standing by say the tears ran
down the checks Of the brave boy as The
general held his hand and the eyes of
our young commander were dmmed, and
the utterance checked, as he gazed through
his tears upon the devoted and manned
form OF the youth, who felt pride in be
longing to him =" to you, general The
visit cheered 'he men wonderfully. -i
Did you ever see a general like ours ?"
said a boy from Brooklyn, with seven
wounds in his bodp. lie goes abou, and
speaks TO us privates, asks how we get
along, whether we are well attended to
what we want, and all about us. Now /
don't believe any other general ever did
that!' and he looked with an air Of tri-
umph, IS if there was no gainsaying it.
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{" That Dear OLD Tune.o
From the Louisville Journal

From ,hs Louisville Journal.
We lesrn from the Memphis Bulletin
that on Tuesday evening, when the band
of the 25th Indiana were sereuading Col.
Iiillyer and lady, it happened that tho
wife and daughter OF distinguished Ken.
tucky member of our Congress CIR Dun.
lsp) were on visit to Mrs. H. The
daughter is the wife of a prominent officer
of the reble army, and one of the most
beautiful and accomplished women Of the
South. She had just arrived from Missis.
sippi, and was on her way to her child.
hoods home in Kentucky. having accom-.
panied her husband hitherto thr ough tho
war. On the occasion referred to, the
band first played some operatic piece.
Then there was a pause-then the Star
Spangled Banner When the first strain
of the grand old American Marseilles filed
the air, the rebel officers wife involunta-
rily clasped her hands together and burst
into tears, exclaiming. "Oh, that dear, dear
old tunel have not heard it for so long
a time feel like g wanderer come home
again" The effect on those presentcan oe
imagined.