davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-08-31

E The rehela beast Of their chisalsy. Do
Tie facts warrant ite. Davis Is . rcpudlator,
Floyd thief, Van Dorn a proflgste, Holmes
. dead drunkazd, Morgan horse shleE, Qusu.
trel murderer, Polk drunken Bishop.
Richardson butcher, and Mosby plunderer
Of the dead. Tie latter u proven by copy
OF . pass found upon Hosby's servant, who
WAS captured, ordering "picksts and guards
to pas him to the front, for the purposa OF
searching the dead aud wounded,' y aud ttgued
By Mosby himself,
, 1863-08-31
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:.
A1eN oobAos ot 4na4aoa o'ssess
MI! caso Ee.s aesu4o.
Co1o 14tse1atee ~ ..o.ss ese.u ...a.t A'p1s =
sous stoneea s9a .,'n e.la nso."' ;.
E.@+naoa~1 -
Nos9oes @14Sa -
hxcesAFo : ac.uo "1e S1St - es@'|' - -
FAN otef toa s!ea. %
=; Mental Des ponodac1s 49,
- Z; frost1atiQu dresf Weaknesa :. :"
sA>lor Con pls1ion.. WsAk keoHe"ae'
Which arc thu evadtntes q !.-*,..
yvvu COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
,et No. .er,n e.aths al al aa1lt ailments
r-o., = a,tssta au1 torp,d liver. Tho hillary
..sxst,ons ~ d. 1Ts oyerno wing into tho stom>oh
no,so tne rntrs 1veter and exnihit tho aboYo symp
ts..s tv.s4 'AS X. So.
-....,eh ~ ara aha to p:tseat tao mott
r,rr for these hor,td nlrhtaro Diseases
49, ..1x 49, - r+osnr+a within ,se yeir orr
snd ri, pexsoa, raJs takaa tho
Pl.nts'ioa saeTs, ana nos - ''o'' " ''
80 vn~.+ er.rtn,t torc and ag7eaab,e s4uulsat.
..,..s - ~ =, a,,.c-. N III. -.
- -r1Ss. M, mineral auh,t,.ces
80 - ..+,.s r-onr,+... ~. ,rhrr1v: f,fac Fnr TN
h', rttn IA ,s.r o.ttnr. their
rh-xsr..n. ~ annxnd q u.t az i,a cnoonone-ts
G.yr..r. D,xk-Celcb,pted for oysr svo hundred
xear In thu trestucut OF FoyeY md Axue Dy,pepats
westnss. ac. L VIZ introduced iato Europe by tho
,4Sn of tha Y7reev nf 3seYu IN fsn and ar
s.ra,ds kod ny Tho Jesuit, roe 7Hx xHoRnoss rutqx
az IRA opy wx1oux IN e11yka. pnder the paue oS
J1su34,s Powp1rs, and waa aEally ,nsda pnblts by
1ouls XVI, King of Francs. Humboldt makes s2ec1a
rcteeEce to It. teDstags qualities during bis soath
CAscAa11IA BAnx-Fo: pIa:rhra. cole snd diseases
| Of The stomach AID bowels.
DAspz11oS-Fus Inflammation Of tas 1o!ns and
! eroptea1 affections
| CnAxoAu-x t11o"ffs-fss antsaped efxes9loo;
LAVENDER f1owEas-laFon1asc. sttnla'sas aaa
| w1srxaosxxx-ror scspiu.z. slsuscst1su. &C.,
A.rsr-Ae aRoEaus o.tnfnatire: Grating desS
muscle and mak; mush u.er By mothers nursing.
41Eo. e1ore bu2s, osazge. cassaw4y. cor!ander
asaEerpot DC.
| B-T-1sE-L
| Another wcrderfal T. cetdient. Of S1a1{5a origin
trr.1tic btaEty 70 tbs sd b1ia.accytS tS
Tho r.isd. Ia get p7koown III TIE ccrnscce q tho
| world. eoa ~ Withhold Its nf:se t21 the present.
|. -. -
11f1Ataht t eIa:1As = $3.50.
, 1863-08-31

ttw- After Gen. Gilnozc'& operations at
Cba.leston, would It not BE- woll to subssitute
tha Parrot In place Of the Eagle, ~ thc IA.
aobal cmh1etnf Re can scream louder,
weighs more, hies f.A.cr, and does moro exe-
cution, besides understanding the secret Of
Greek IRE.
, 1863-08-31
Ghieaao Qtlbu11e.:
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1868.
wur ruEprraoc1TT TREATY.

THE H3SUAkAeVA
ouT Washlngton correspondent was nj
,ou.cd ycstczdny, the privilege Of assalllns
tho reciprocity. Treaty IN our columns.
va accept his letter aud tho statements
therein as summary Of all TINT can be, Or
has bern, said On his aide Of tho question !;
and as he nnrsows his objections down to
"a clcse a compass and states them 50 con
clsely, ne reprint the pt,h Of what he has
10 say:
have no rea.on to complain, and saese - not tae
xcuotest potaIbIltsJ tnst taez WI slse 1e aos.es
sa,n1Jne ncures tell tho tsory marc graphically
.ssn anv words that could auploy: .
r,-,x snow1ya ruz TRADE nE7wExN TIE uxGxxr
STATES AND nnII16u xoHTH AMERICA.
, 1863-08-31

Thu United States brig Balnhrldgc had
Tho foundered. Only oaa l. reported sayad. Nd
, 1863-08-31

~ ..,,..,.. ,.19,13s,s6i 4a1N.tM :
o...::......'*....'''...'s3 .',Sr s3Ssa,ox aas&sis t
These figures speak for themselves. They show
hat orio, to the "ResipFoetfJ Treaty. the ex-
~. fr,,,n tts county to the Rr1tah Provinces
go t.rcr,v in cxceaa Of tho imports, and went :
W. tora.ds making up tho unfk~uE&hle balance 9
,c.fn,t us In The trade with tho mothe. country.
Ma tnf Of .hc treaty wae In less than ten yeara
turn the scales, md to atyn the Pror1ncia1s an
rtees OF exports amounting to more than I NIL
Iou Ii 1851 We exported to the Provintes three !
ines ~ uaueh II VIC imported from them. which :,
s&s Lot an unfair tla1hc, considering them as
,a.t Of great empire, tho trada 1th which intho
aggregate ahQws bal4nco against US To-day, | !
he balsnce Of tsado with tho Colonies, like that
t,th the mother county, IL agsanss ns ahd th!s l.
he result Of 'sRectpsocIty" or eourse, the bal
.ncc ha. 10 b. paid In gold.
These figures do speak tor. themselves.
lhey show how bencdcently the Treaty,
now 20 seriously assailed, has worked for
each party thereto, and how hberality and
fairness in international legislation pro-
mote the prosperity and happiness, Of all
who fall within its scope True, our i'm
ports hare generally increased; but as long
rs our exports bear the proper relation to
these imnorts--as they alwnys will where
trade is unrcstricted-none but beginners
IN ,hc scicnce- of Political Economy will
rea anv csnse ,of alarm therein. We want |
M Canadian money because commodities, |
m, ec1d an thu basis nj nationai wealth.: ::
heree % I'm, os thc Provinces ran enrich
~ fr,,,, tho;@ cxcosa of E1ot we have not
~ bsra % ;n.,;m,tca ar.nt,t;es n p~chancc
g, -rh.t t--a ,.,, .,r,f,,ab1v snarc tbctrade
.sa,,.,' ~ .," ~. . - an,1.S IS. ~ abon1d enter
;a,a;. | IN - ~, ,,iv ,ro,tat,a. and M
1s.r"a ~ ~" 49,. :. .t>.1sncs. ;, ,.,1i- erf.,ce
e ..os s.ea1a - 10 Nor+hn-ost arr
~ -asn.. % sa.+.o 49, r~ sev,osa # fco;,r h,cL tn the
-se..;a,;ro - ~ -,o,:.r M "a vorn.ont t,a rho r;sms
~ 49, rsat Rnt Il r. no+ t,no tbot the
1,a,saoa - .r,;n.+ 10 Thc oxcasa or a
ns..- ,,~ndred ,honsani,a of dollars ~ i'm.
~" . n-aSs.,<as.e s,,os-a =. .ha ratnr..
p e1ent ~ s-a-ee ' ,a1- ~ .,,.. .ha - ,rof;ts ~ no
~ -oot' e4o'S ~ ~ s:as I - 49, ,:no
- Das,, ~ .,,.t .,,o, - r.-s hoan 1 o.,a 49, H.
VIZ ee ~ :. ~ ,s sa....ss - -, ~. ~-,s,at -,
m'n.y' u "n1- 80 ~ ~ s- :. "o.. 1u.
1cleA' ~ 1eas!ou e,, 4Aae os ,. ~
nase' ~ lolAs4 4lseu@.s " 49, - o,
&nu o.s. 1"ss $500. ~. ssh,,,a a, ~ ] aher. M ~
ou - 80, -. -. - .r.s:, ' ~ -.
- ~ ":r ~, ~ - @ ~ - w. w. ' s,.~S..t 49,. :,
- ~. -. $50 ~ 49, - ,s,.,, 49, a"saa .,..,
' - :.st.st ~ ~ :. .. '. +s,sa -" - .s,s,' '''s. -.
~ -. In ~ :: 49,. 49, '.sss 49,. y.
1,er o,het;co, ;,,rstrat;nn: !scrve mr. mr.
~. Accor6;nc n them. wc sen
- the Rr;t;sh pror;nces n 1se1 mprchan
d;aa tn thc v.lue ,,v The 1,ooks of o,,r rna
tom.bouses of twenty-five millions Of dol
-]ars This valuation Il made at thc nlacc
~ ah,nrnent. : Nav IN Canadian norts NJ
4er focicbta: Interest Of fbc: moncr s,ora ec
commissions insurance. and prot1s ar
155od esotventr.two oneht y, te awe,1ct
T. -
, 1863-08-31
muGfllQntun8

= = r. -
nj o T A Il " ~ IL ~ IL w.
IN , nron7r CONGRATULATED
~
EXTRACT
. nnnr TOXIC.
nR H11 N US
Dhs AoVA AA4 -
f,E,ah MIAMI HfTTfPMRS
QGE&k M MAW 111 IL Aa~o
PREPARED DT
DR.. G, N. JACKSON, Phila., Fa.,
VIII gerscegA1.T II. euar
=, DHsfIMrnTINsnnh1cE rnTINsnnh1cE.
n.,,,,+. .'to n's.,s.. ~ tas
chs9nis OF aet.eas -. ~ nes s..e.l. ,,t.inc ran
dlserdsrea Liver OF Stomach,
~ esnss,p. st
-: rn5ss.: so9: ln.a5a =, HE Hiss; !s In
ESQ AstaT ;ks[S Of H. gasT:aseo e. Food
t.I!oE: sieaax EsttsSs = re es s q S. b9s.
81! i p asa'S ';tsa eeGa1S 1a,s,s
FEE Fsss1 I'd d = Ia; H. @ q IL Hssa Dsa asasyaf
Linb. *s. gadfsa Flqs6es Or
A''5 i ut 4 Z :!:s' II
Ard viii positively n,e fs9t S2!t'Ts Tsel1ow FsyEa ELL.
-, 10 ALCOHOL oa BAD wa1aKY.
Ss :: ~ "a s.ss .ssss,. :. strengthen
no you snt to SeId pp enar Constitution
, 1863-08-31
THE GREAT UNION =
;1RIPLleATE COMBINATION! !

GuRaBlMA TON!
Coss1sT1Eo OF
Melville's Great Australian Circux
-. Henry cooket Mammoth Troupe Of
Performing Dogs and Monkeys,
AID THE
&. Sands Complete Circus Company,
:, Will perform in Cnlcago. opp, Court House.
DAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
August s1st. sspteuber Isl. I'd. 50. tsh aud 5:h.
For ons week on1y1S.e pe5iss99.aee' daily 1t X
This great Combustion oGa=s
AoxxAr1x xuxnxH or A17EAuf1oss.
= LAp0FK coYrAxY o. rALxxTxo PERFORMER
AHn MORE VARIED PROGRAMME,
Itaa say cstael1shnr ent in tho Ucited States.
!he a1ss Of !AmEs Sc gssst AZ
s,t fss4FPass "a aEeRS 81 s.
e y& Es 4
P e eesa mi s e.. q esss
tte at aMcent gua:aa1ee o. sase1eeItcea orlhe Fer
/ l:osM AanbnaeE:re .Atslsys. Loados. lad tas
ssss1s. .snet assans It t. Il themselves taa
q H. H. a.: sras 1si.!s g;
| to- HisrcssicR
Tkc :Thrcc Great showx,
b. eees a5sd =: tse Lox Ff;
/ Jtnrs Is centa 10 Hc1es.
rct p.s11cu:azs see descriptive sheets.
1IS noo,s opee 1t iud r. IT. aaa;-@ea isis
, 1863-08-31

nRY GOOIS at AUCTION.
HBys. E1ckExsox: ~ Late s:.est; eor3er Frank. !:
x ID C1ot.,s castmties s.ttae:. Brown aad Blcsehed
Shccttte. Wopl SocEB. EldetshEt Il and Pants
IEQ--Gtn1YA stock OF DEy Goods. Aa!e pasttkTe,
e., Tetma cash. 8, EICKER5OE, Auctiontex.
Wv = 81 W MORO n
, 1863-08-31

IT Is QUITE A COMMON
l. ebEexyaion. that corsu1r iathe chief tnEze Of
Il cir ME- pre3inE upon old AID yonpx 40
lag widely ii khAits RI de43 pcton. hat Ill WHO haye
aver uave.td th1enRh iLe South eEd TtsE o. Indeed
must haye rotjccl thar thcre Is disease far 1o?e
rrtvIent anotE Az e1:cans th.n e9nsnapt.op. Day
vcps nt q de1ed delious Wit vsr- No o2s Who
hk& cvef exre1fenced thts disease Ga tA1i 70
perceive ftlt va AiI1ds 70 EbAt Is called Fever and
txuo The discovery Of ! remedy for this eril must
aEd Atcusd he aidated puh4o he1et.etor and DE-
J HU6TETTEEr DIrTkES Il tho remedy. wt know
f1cm peszprAl tTaAl.
Fc1 tala bJ Druggists snd Dealers Ecnehsy. 6veTy.
, 1863-08-31
:DIAKRnGA AND .DYsEN'
IL IEET.
Magufre's EttIatt sf Beu1e Plant,

The popula1 remedy for tho &oovu com1lalnta foe
SAFE BY Il. sCOT1.4 sslsAud olpt It. au5oE2L Till
FARM FOR SALE OR EX.
X CHANGE TOR CIT fR1PaRTY-Fa:n con.
ta{rs 3e ar1es tx aefrs Of II undeF cultivation
Wen Iu4tsd gor esock Huslnei1. The improvements
sre geoa housc Fr&tua:1 stable tool house. ypunE
So BITTER lan Is ID fopnd ininoa For raftcaiaTi
xddrss9 ~0atea, fott 0Nca Box 23D9 Bt. LoniA No
apRhppo Ix3&t Ia.
, 1863-08-31

There is time 10 speAk and = hme - 20
Silent. There arc questions which gain uota~
, 1863-08-31

RY E. d ". nORG = H.
, 1863-08-31
M[fDnIttul.


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~ MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE

AN AND AFTER NOV Is, lSs2, trains will be
~ a. follows:
Mail TraiB will leave indianapolis al 1890 7. NJ.
stop az all stations and make close connection at kOkomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago AiT Line Rail-
road Tor Lo-an>port Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive
Peru - T. N. in time make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going Fast and
West.
Returning. the same train will leave Peru az 725
A. N. after the arrival Of the train the ]. W. r. W
from the East and arrive Indianapolis al ll20 a. NJ
ia time 10 make connections for all points East South
anc West.
Express train will leave indianapolis AZ l020 p NJ
connect a Kokomo with rain for Chicago. and arrive At
Peru 2So A. NJ IN time make connection with trains
going East and West TIE Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train viii leave Peru at i225 N
making close connection Al Kokcmo with The trains
the cincinnati sud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso ami LogA port and arrive at Indianapolis al
40 P N in time 10 connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville ard other points.
Special attention given the iraoSPoTtaron ot I've
stock, produce and merchandise generally
DAVID MACY. General Agent and superintendent
'. T. MALorT, General Ticket Agent novlS, e2-dlJ
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no. 2pu.l
TNITFD STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
plANA-~S-
Whereas Libel Of information has been filed in he
District Curt of he United States. within and for the
Seven Circuit ANA District Ind ana ou the 81 day Of
Jancary s65 ~ John Hanna. ESQ Attorney Of the Unit
states ir the D,ct OF Indiana. agas the If 81 No
-. The giual plat Of ihe of sbash. waba-h
eo"niy, ineiuua, III pr"P,rty II .ne Van Il. Nor
gan. Tor violation 81 The powers Of an scf Of Con-
gTes approved july T. 1852 entitled ''An sup
pre- il-urrecf. 10 punish treason and rebellion.
seize and conf cat TIE pro eTty o rgbs ad for oher
Iurp"-'s. ard praying process, a~t said realty aud
that the same may condemned and sold enemies
prp.ry.
Noa therefore 10 pursuance Of the monitiou unGe the
ssal o d tourt directed ard del cred DO here
p -fc ul n.ice ~ ali p.isu- claiming said prop
cry. any per thereof. any manner inerest,d
therein that thry he appe before the sad. the H.
al Court tht United Silie. io be held the city Of
iuaiaa apoli~. and er Vie I~fre of Indiana ii the
p Monday o fehnarS neAt al ten O'Clock of
n ~ THAI d then ana there 10 infeipose heir claims
ana IA ,ke their Al egaftoi ~ thai tehaf
e. huSE. L. :. Marshal.
hy |. ;. BlGsLow, Deputy.
Attes':
IoHS n lEA. Clerk. tGn6-di Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-15
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company.
sgpfn
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

nFaCE OS The CoRSER or WASHINGTON AND
~ Meridian streets. Indianapolis.
Three daily Express.s iC SeV York.
Two daily Expresses 70 Cincinnati, and
Two daily ExPF-sses 20 Chicago Gn1 81. L0uis;
The sbve Companies the ally privileged Expresses
the following fosd.. VA
INDIANA CENTRAL
LAFAYETTE CHICAGO.
INDIANAPOLIS 4 PRRC;
TERRE HACTK RICHMOND.
BELLEF0STAINE ISDIASAfOLls-
Money, packages valnabl-s and freight csrr-1 wiil
safety aid dispatch and in charge Of special and eesn
messengers
Notes Bills and Drafts ~fi te promptly collected AM
rs.dy sstuyss ms1s BcTTKRtfEiD. Ag~st
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-15
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted

Trains Arrive Trains Leave
500 4. 49,. ..-....... rs A. n
ssl p N...-...........-...... 500 p n
A BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
~ Of passengers AZ Southport. Greenwood. Franklin
Edinburgh Columbus making connections seymour
wih trains the Ohio Mississippi Road, and Louis
vile with the Louisville. Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
FrSght tran daily Freight promptly foFw arded
once, MADISON DepOt West side.
A. :. cAROTHRRs, superintendent.
G. ws1rccxs. Freight Agent splG-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-15
TRUSSES, &C.

Sole Proprietor aat Malufsctnrer ~ the Hard Rubber
Trnss unler Rigs 4 tiosiycar's Patents.
The lari Rlis-r Truss Ia nnisc and si@rior all
othe-s IN the following r-scts: VIII meyer break r-s
cnafe. glil or blister: ran e male siiT imisT; VII
Hernia of yars' S'anny: dos nut press lnure
the cori. AMI Is always clean AMI gsA
Patients ~ arcurfcly fitted by sndins size In
inches around l,riy IN line q rupture.
EFFEFENcgs b. stI-sririty others The fol-
lowing only o1rr.-i Pf"f> Met, Uarnoclan: and
Parker Nex- York: Profs se-larf AMI Ag1sw Ihadei-
pha Dr. Y. Jhfl~l; S-iruesn t;esral iiursau WASH
in-fon Prois. Brliir,ri fr-sr I;.a Aur,s< and la
Wis chragn: Dr W"lceft MlwaRleE. Vie.
MAImfsctnrer AMI Ipaicr In slrssfr Irace-. Ah-iorn
inal SuiTsprtrrs six and Cssn Elasic Stockings fus
varicO~e veins sns~n~-ry Randaers, &r. &c
DR.. WILCOXS PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG, man.
faciared iy c. stafford has many Advantages all
others and "a an e1rnce e sirh il las rrriye,l tie
nt premiums al the United states Pairs under tie
animation II the fst surgeons Ia country. lts
tion l. received frorn q rubber curc (ui~h VIII
break giving II crraf preferences over the SPIRAL gring
usei In oiher Enis.
Send stamp for l'enrhiet- Poss Once box ass.
D6S- For ssle By all DruEgis;s novl4-'62-d3m
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60. 20l.)
4 TNITEp STATES or AMERCA. DISTRICT or ~.


4 NITEn STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.
u DiANA-SS:
Whereas. lbcl of information has heen 81 in the
strc' Court Il United Stife>. within snd for lie
Sc ruth Circuit snd lH-trir Of Ind ana the 81 day
O. Ji aary. ie6s tE John hsul2 Es-. Attorney the
To ted Stale Tor the district ~ iuciaia against the
cat haf y tie sou h-wesf cua ter u section Il,
towu,hip =. range { esst. nning SO scres the
? oPefty Il oue Van h Morgau. for violation OF
the powers q az SC q CoGlress approved july L.
l>62 en - " 2 act 20 suppress surEectiof. punish
trcason md rebellion, seze ard oorfca;e tie property
O. rebels and for Tier prrpo>e snd praying process
against aid realty an tha may be condemned
aud svli - susnie~' property.
Vow herefore N pursuance e the noniion u der the
sea- ot lard Coust - rrcted and delivered ohsre-
ty give pull nor ali persons elain4nC said really
or anv part thereof n any manner Interested therein
thar 'hes b anil app before h .ad the Di.trici
Curt e he United state. be b. Al the CITY Of IN
dian Poli> iu and fr tie District OF ndiana on tie "a
Mofay O. Ietrus reAt. Ten click 4 tie forenoon
Of th dsv then and nterpo~e their claims and
maze the ale atious ir thai behalf
ID. q. kO>E. L. : Marshal
By 5. BI6ELoW Deputy
.eI,S !. kES. Clers iausdl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-15

TENuRER HEAD # cATTLr. STR.YFD PROM
drover~ wa taken MP ~ Toe und,r igned. and can
be hat IS calling BeLton street and having
eLsEgeA .1ec20-Ait. He. WRIGHT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-15


Advertisements published Ia both the naly aud The
weekly fFKrRFl viii b. charged The ful Daily rates,
Sith one halt The WetkN rate added
business Noces pahshe n %. lDcal columns, oi ten
lines unsf will b. charged for each useFtion sli
over ten linr-, eenfs pet line.
Charges will be made fr inserting the nutces 81 the
following oref Societies and Associations al the fales
named. 10 hepald in advance
Mlsary Companls.. Order ~ Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and singing Societies,
For each notice not eSerellng nes 70 cents fof each
INSERTION over eight lines AZ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral noiies attached, sii
sltheuf Notice free
Marriage Natices 90 crpts.
Notice ~ Festivals. rencs and RNcurons gotten upiy
individuals assoclaons hy churches, Al the regular
prices.
Advertisements eaded and pncsd under the head II
Special Notices. ten lines will be charged double
tlfe usual rates.
Advertisements making les Than three hner, inserted
IN The Daily. will be- charged hi'y cents.
Yearly sdeertsers paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates FOR ocer ~ every description
to be charged the Of ~ so Tor each meme ~ the
Daily aud s2n the Daily and Weekly The same 10 be, IN
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31
From the Army of the PotO
mac..HOW Lee Escaped.

mac..HOw Lee Escaped.
The following extract from letter from
W. I. Darlington, (son Of our worthy County
Treasurer), who is a member of an Ohio regi
ment in the army of the Potomac, gives some
insight into the hardships endured by our
brave men in their pursuit of Lee. The let.
ter is dated Pleasant Valley, two miles from
Harper's Ferry, July 17th:
81 expect you think we were very stupid
for letting the rebels escape, but we had to
travel twice as far to get around them as they
had. We also had heavy rains nearly every
day, and between times burning sun. We
travelled as high as thirty miles . day, with
heavy knapsacks- wet, as it
rained nearly every night. They who think
we move slow had better put on the traps and
give it trial. They viii soon stop the howl
We left Acquia Greek on the 18th of June.
Since then we have marched 2l2 miles-were
fighting and looking out for the enemy three
days. built two long lines of rifle pits, &C.,
besides skirmishing with the enemy.
am glad to see that the fault has been
traced to the proper quarter-that is Gen.
Halleck. '-''5-.'. .-.l,
I expect you will be much surprised to
hear our. opinion Of the people Of Psnnsyl-
vania. The men appeared to be afraid to
come out and do anything for themselves.
Some Of the ladies were not quite scared out
of their reason, but others were as stingy as
though they were in a market. We did moi
have the same respect for them that we have
for the Marylanders, for they are one thing Q,
Is
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31

CoPPERHEADS HAVE NO OBJECTIONS TO Ne
GRO SOLDIERS AN incident occurred on
Fourth street, yesterday. which we think de
serves to be recorded nsemorians rei A drafted
copperhead hailed a colored man whom he
saw on the opposite side Of the street, and,
having crossed over, accosted him in the
most familiar and endearing manner. He
grasped his hand firmly, and said, "Why,
John, don'tyou know me ?" "Well, no, sir,
| don't recollect YOU" "See here, John, l
have been drafted now, and it dosen't suit me
to leave home at present. don't feel very
well, and my family is in such condition that
it would not be prudent for me to leave them.
If you will take my place, III give you ts0o
hundred dollars" II couldn't sir" "Oh !
yes, John, you can. Now do it for me, this
time" "Why, lsw me, 4 ana drafted nsyseH,
and Io6Sysd a ,ehite man .jossr huxdrsd dol
lars this morning to 60 as my substitute and
he wouldn' take it." The venom was esi-
IDENTIFY taken cot Of the copperhead's fang
his face was ss pale q death-he trembled
fearfully at the knees, and Is he was about
to swon away into . pleasant dream about
drafts and the equality Of the negro race, our
informant left-Nttsburgh GaSetts.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31

Col. Hepburn is placed in command of the
I'd. Col. Hepburn is enthusiastic in his
praises Of the gallant Hatch. He says Hatch
has had more bullets fired at him than many
Brigadiers ever saw in cartridge form, and
that no man in the service has so fairly earn
ed "star' as Col. Hatch. If Col. II. is so
well qualified to command brigade, and
gives such grand results as his whole career
has given, why does not the Government
give him the honor to which he is entitled by
reason of his gallant services. No man in the
service has more brilliant record, and the
Govenmer is derelict in duty in not acknow-
Lodging his services in proper form. D.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31
MI1SCATTNE IOWA, FRIDAY JULY 81 1863

toward the quelling Of the riot, in the first
two or three days. When Gov. Seymour ar.
rived, he exhibited, to say the very least, a
great reluctance TO adopt measures demanded
of his office. for crushing and Furnishing the
mob. His first proceeding was speech to
the ruffians, in which he exchanged assuran-
ces of friendship with them, and proposed the
substitution of his official efforts for their
brute undertaking, to arrest the draft.
1t is painful to enter tain so terrible sus-
picion; but no loyal mind, sensitive to the
indications of treason, can exclude it. 1t is
seriously forced upon such, and they have no
right to shut it out. 1t demands stern
questioning of the facts, until they are sifted
to the bottom. ot