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, 1863-08-05


East Teunee.ee-a region about equal IN
population to Now Hampshire OF Vermont
having tew slaves au6 no aristocracJ' presen-
ted determined and unfolding resistance to
The madness Of SECESSION. Even after the bat-
tie Of Bull Run, gave 81 o23 for the Union, to
, 4, ,i68 for seceasion-18,155 majority for tho
Union. Yet, It Was this uuconq1erable loyal
tion to treason by such measures a. the fol-
Lowing: !,
RICHMOND, November Is, 1851.
EN-: Tour report Of the 10th Inst. Is tecoived, and
1no1 proceed to give you the desired inytructions
the t1aitcre OF East Tonrsesee.
FifE-.An Buch a. can be identified In having
been IN 6dfe burning are t. % 9s
!ound,guilty, e1ecnted On the spot By hanging. II
would be sell to leave their bodics hanging In the
vicinity OF ths burnt bridges.
to be t'caed IS prisoners Of war. and sent With an
armed guard to Tneca1oos1, Ala. there to BE- kept
Imprisoned at the depot selected By the GoTern~
Whenever you can discoror that arms arc coucen-
trated BY these traitors, yen will send ont detAch-
nenfs, tearch for and seize TIC arms: In no case
Il one 81 the men known to have taken Hp arms
pledge or oath Of allegiance. The time for such
meaanres IL past They are to be held - pEseoners
Of war, aEa held in jail .il tho end Of the TSr. ~
04tA CD Iot4o ~ a1luuLAtH4f eAA0 AAp o~s+ ~
glance, and surrender their arnf, aso Aions to be
treated with lenIcncy
Your rigi' 'alt execution 0; these ordezs Is earn
eltly u1gLd by the government.
Your obedieut servant,
j. P. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of Tar.
Col ". B. WoeD, Knoxville. Team.
P.S.-Jndge Patterson. Col. Pickcns, and oth4L
ripslea1ern Of the 1ame class, must be sept at ono
10 Tuscalooea to jul IS prisoners OF war. =
Hanging for Un1onista who do anything
imprisonment for those who have dune moth
ipE-such ia the measure dealt out to East
TennesseeAna who will not proc}sim them
ae;ves traitors to their country. Bnt who cYel
beard Coppernead complain Of such severity
when sQutAekR URloulsts arc tue sufferers.
, 1863-08-05

Capt. sAwyer's 1y1fo and tho Rebels.
The Richmond Examiner, Of the 25th ult.,
comes to us containing the following article,
which is evidence before tha whols world Of
the petty maligplty and atrocious Eindictive-
ness Of tie Southern leaders, sufficient to
cover them With infamy. It says:
Mrs. Sawyer, wife of Captain Henry ".
Sawyer, Of New Jersey, one Of tho prisoners
held Tor retaliAtory execution, on arriving At
Gig Point, on the flag Of truce boat made
application TO the Confederate authorities to
be permitted to visit Richmond, for the pur-
pose Of having IN Interview With her husband
btfo1e his execution; but the authorities de-
MED her pe1miAeion. aud she returned on tho
same boat. courtesies Of this kind have been
go invariably deIied residents Of the Confed-
eracy, desiring to visit the North to look after
friends and property, that the Government
was Influenced to the degree Of denying the
courtesy In this instance, u it will in ali 9TH
e,s Of a like nature that msy arise. When the
Yankees conduct Themselves, like Christians
In their intercourse with III, they may expect
4 like return; but Nc cannot afo!d to trtA.
graciously onr enemies, who disregard them
telves every principle Of right and justice,
The order of retaliation il now In force
Mrs. General Lee and. Mrs. Captain Winder
will undoubtedly desire TO see their Husbands
prior to their execution. Tho coaEtes5
mukt also be denied.
, 1863-08-05

8 The New York Coppcrhead Nous
edited by Fernando and Ben. Wood, says:
When 1t IL remembered that the Southern women
hare ts4esrsdQY nurttd. to6A on1eilc ksndness
and esgflonet, the sick and wounded soldiers Of
the Federal army wherever they have fallen on the
hattleds1ds o. 3ISouth, The Northern people
should request Decentralization that the sick
and wounded tonfederates now on David's Island
be allowed the comforts and mfnletc1inx care Of
those good splr ite in the North who, for the sake
Of unsnity, alleviate suffering and distress whsr-
ever it may be found
We apprehend that when the "sick and
wounded Federal soldiers" who have been
prisoners in Dixie, read the above, they
will e1claim that II such kindness" exists
in Heaven, they would rather decline the
society Of the angels. The truth is, with
rare exceptions, the Southern women have
treated our prisoners far worse than have
the male rebels Their kindness has been
that Of the scorpion and the catamount
, 1863-08-05

10 uc Au1ku1H VI LIZ lA1tuluE TU5ks
Your paper Of the Goth inst, quotes "Sun-
set" Cox rs saying:
as tho Hebrews looked to tho coppeshead
which Moses erected in the wilderness and were
healed, 70 It Is only in and through and by the
Democratic party TINT. salvation can come to this
Republic"
It will doubtless occur to many others be-
sides myself. that If the benlghted Congress-
man thus felcitouslJ nick-named, had studied
lis Bible little, or great deal, more he would
use i.s significant illustkatlons neither SO bad
ly, nor IN 80 bad = cause. Does he not know,
or has he forgotten that the Mosaic copper.
heads OF cid we're the .Teuomous aud deadIy
p1agae Of Israel; and that the one to which
he refers became tbs means ct cure only by
being hung Up in TIE midst Of The comp, at the
command Of God, and with the appreciation
Of mani II thank thee, jew, tor teaching
nc that vord!'
There are too many members Of Co1's spe-
cfes Of the gen"s 7rplLia up here along tho
Hudson; bit in bitter condemnation Of such
dislo, atty In this perilons hour, your CORES
rondent rejoi:es that he Is not alone In
OLD ULsTKR.
, 1863-08-05

When wc said that the general rally Of tho
people Of Indiana and Ohio to hunt and hole
the guerilla Morgan, proved the soundness Of
that people. p Democratic journal interposed,
Then Jon admit TINT the Democrats arc loy-
al" That many Of them are loyal, We do not
admit, but joyfully assert and proclaim; but
that the Copperheads are dlsloyal and traitor
GUS, Is certainly true. Hear the following
testimony of the Indianapolis State Journal:
"Two thIngs arc to enoted. Morgan knew be-
fore be crossed the river who were his ftieuds aud
so saa e %sd S
Henry rifle or other approved arm, and immedi.
ate1y aent patrols to bring them In. In Gordon
se w9 tI 1tsd thsF
lem deee1ter from the 66th Indiana boldly Joined
Morgan. and was armed By him, but was subse-
w:ss na9e tona and
It was. money. In specific sums, was demanded
from persons who thought only thelr best friends
knew they had 1t. Fet, with much local treason,
the people a. MACS, ere trIe, and Morgan him
self, IN ZONE iAetances sWore ronndly At some who
hoasted they were opposed 10 the war. and repeat
edy showed fasors to othe1s who besvely main-
taiDcd their attachment 10 the Union. Where tho
E. G. C.'a were thfckest, there WAS full ln!orma.
ton In Morgan's possession Of all he wished to
known, but, when be got what he wanted, he treat
them goodbye, hy taking the horees With which
they had folio we'd to guide him. Already steps ase
on loot to detect thess men, and soma who figured
no little in pnbolie, may lind the rail too tin to
COVER the faror they showed the freebooter and hta
crew." =.
It was like this In Pennes 1Vania. where hun.
dreds Of farnes, who had carefully concealed
their horses and cattle in The IN suntain forests
lost them through Coppefhcaa communics
tions 10 Lees plundezers. Should not these
cowboys he advised tn emigrates i:
, 1863-08-05

We once saw, In Theodore Parker's library,
hanging on tho wall, framed autograph Of
Thomas sims, the fugitive slaye who was sent
ont Of that State aone years ago with snch
solemn mockery Of Justice Leaving behind
him, . he vent back to bis bonds, this relic
city Of Boston Did anY one At that tina
hazard \ thought that sIms vas likely ever to
rec free city aggaln7 When thot same silva
lately escaped from Vicksburg and returned
to Boston. the many congratulations which
10 rectiged amounted almost to public r.
'catadan: More recently still, he w.s lifted to
an *4na1lty Of honor with tha sons Of Edward
EVGttst By balng drafted into tho service Of
the United States. The good c.uao Is moving
forward, like the giant with the seven -leaguea
boots IN the tITJ tale!- \. Independent,
30th ux,
, 1863-08-05


England and Japan are about to 20 to
war. The Japanese have broken their
treaties and murdered Englishmen, just as
+he sonth broke ],cr constitutional treaties
and murdered Union men. It is not i'm.
nroh,,,,a 1hat Fnc,.nd wi11 he +ha winner
and it il a1a1]v nrobable III bat We eabali a1so
~ +ha ~,nne-s :. 49, oon.ast sr.;as+ t-aa
aon Th,;s a. - .,s s a.sss . ,asr1,a, % as ~ a
~ ,n1v ~ 49, .,'at tn@ s .ss,,, a-S pA. 49, % 1nu
c.r,ca ont IN 81, Tho nhpsoa tA -. .,'a u na~, 10
80, ,,atu.een Fne1,nd ,>f ~ ~ ~ nl:ast, -: ~
:; s ''s1,ha Iort7;ne of nentTa,,tr .nr.t y. =,
:. . ssrred 1,r the United sta,es nret;se,v I " :.
Tnc1snd r. has observed il The Fns,is,
bovs onfnod their ports to the conatruct;on
: - <<, .,frat;..1 cntf n nrev nnon oour com.
,-7oarre Tha Enr1;.h commerce is richer
+han e1e- Mot 3ha .rea :, Il Robert Kidd
.-yhc, he es,1.d +ha snon;ah main: onr
, 1863-08-05

.B The correspondent Of the Cinein-
natl Commercial says that Gen. Logan is
about to make some rich Developments
about Josh Allen, Congressman from
Egypt" He will prove among other
things that when the war broke out Allen
wanted to organize troops for the Confed-
eracy in Southern Illinois, and offered the
command Of them to him. Logan will
handle MI. Allen without gloves, It is q
way he has Of handling everybody.
, 1863-08-05

13s LIVE" H "&1
DR0WN'S CULTlVATOK OR
gffs1sss gdf H. 9t5nnt
~ u II q ~ p & c snr
e Fl tne W @ ~aaG - III !a6, 6r-.n
~ hv ~ fn* sprss WV IL fs.Sjn1 IL
Et heiIr ~ rnmniac Ala e toes 1,et ers ot1f
;c. s.aa ~ nsmht.s e.TrnSta In.aa5tS Ia
ifehiness tn n IL. rxtTrkr amdnnf of Wort n ths
men wa e5od team can ~ III Xii Ssm IIiHT 70 Ten
sc1ea Of cor tn day fu mxoaer not ap1ro1chod b1
~ ~eT1 Sett mo-. = - rninV.tnr. !. ~ -
, 1863-08-05

II Between now and the Presidential
election, not less than sixty thousand Ili-
nois soldiers will come home in time to
vote. These men feel and talk very much
As Gen. John 4. Logan does, except that q
majority Of them hate Copperheads worse
cven than he does. VIII not the Copper
heads have sweet time In elecsing their
candidates when these 10000 soldier boys
come homer
, 1863-08-05

MORGAN DEspoxDKET.-WhileM Morgan was
On bis NAT from 8teubcnvi1lo to Columbus,
Col. McGroa1ty, Of tho 61st o. ?. I, had an
extended conversation with him, In which
Morgan says that his Instructions required
him to pass through Indiana md Ohio, and to
meet Lee in Pennsyiyanis, where it was an
ticipated By the rebels: that they vonld be
victorious. But Lee having been deteated,
Morgan concluded to get out Of. Ohio as soon
a. he could. Within the lust fow days be does
not seem to have Eade much progress In tho
matter. He distinctly acknowledged to Col.
McGroarty that owing to Lees defeat, and the
fall Of Wcksburg aud Port Hudson. tho
"Southeru Confederacy Was gone up.".
, 1863-08-05

DHGHHTHRa ARRESTED.
Desexters are being brought in daily from
sll parts of tho Stata. Within few days
DesIly one hundred have been received and
>rut Oft by Colonel Morrison Provost Mar-
~tnI Keys, of this district, picks up IN avo-
rage Of three OF four day. There 10 some
complaint about the looseness with which At
fairs are conducted At Jefferson barracks,
numbers Of deserters escaping about as soon
as quArtercd there.
/ observe thst the Copperhead paper Of this
city eay5 that tho dese1ters arrested nearly all
-ay that they deserted on account Of this be-
Ing t.uierer war;" and tr.ltorously adds:
"Who can blame them?" Now have made
inquiries in the proper quarter and learn that
nearly every desertsr rays that he has been
~Dticed from the army by Copperhead letters
or agents, or, when home on furlough, has
been advised, and even persuaded not to 60
back. THIS is the true state Of the case, and
/. the Register might postlteeH, II It cared about
telling the truth, IN regard to the matter.
CHURCH IMPROVEMENT.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Of this
city are putting lne splre upon their brick
building. and have purchased bell Weighing
1900 pounds, from Mr. VIM. Chambeslin, o{
this city, which will be placed In 1t. ZarL
, 1863-08-05
FROM WASHINGTON.


lCorteepondcncc Of the Chicago Tribuns1
WAsHMaros. August i, 1858.
FROM TIE FRONT.
The lateat news from the army brings down
tie dates to this morning, at which time the
12th and some other corps were moving out
Of Warronton, sonthNard. 1t WIS supposed
that tho march would be to Culpepper, and
that, II the enemy remained there, an engage
nent was possible.
RON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
By order Of the War Dep pMtment the non
:. nmfssioned officers Of company cannot
be appointed till the muster Of company is
completed, nor can they be mustered in until
the, companies haye full quota Of eulIsted
ntn.
RESIGNATION OF Discussing oFF1CRRs.
Commanding Generals hereafter will not
approve of tenders Of reeignatlon by dlsburs-
Ing officers until they have turned over to
proper partles all assets In their hands. The
fact Of such action will be endorsed On tho
resignation and Forwarded to the War Depart
ment. Resignation of volunteer officers will
only be accepted upon exhibiting satisfactory
evidence from head Of Ordnance Bureau aud
that they do not owe the United States on
account Of Ordnance.
EXAMINATION OF soLDRns FOR INVALID
In the examination Of soldiers for the In
valid corps, BY order Of Surgeon General
Hammond, surgeons In charge of hospitals
AID consalescent camps will bu guided By thu
following instructions. in addition to ofdera
already Issued By the War Department:
Whenever Board is ordered to an hospital
or conTalescent camp, for thu purpose Of OK
a1nining men for the invalid corps, all med.
ical officers thereat will give every facility to
the Board In the prosecution Of fts duties,
giving In every case such Information as may
be In their power to give, concerning tho
military history and records Of those under
Clerical I'D will be furnished to tho Boards,
upon their request, from soldiers In hospitals,
By the surgeon In charge.
There Boards being governed IN their dutioa
by general orders from the War Department,
and special Instructions from tho Provost
Marshal General, no obstruction will Be offer.
ed to the prompt performance Of their duty,
SUD medical officers will In no case Interfere
With or attempt to assume control over tht
Doard, or any individual member thereof.
+" ANTICIPATED MOVEMENTS.
It ia said that on the evening Of Wednea.
day, the 29th Inst, Gen. Meade gave orders
thns six days rations should bo Issuod to the
whole army, and that the troops should hold
themselves In readiness for instant march.
Officers now here On leave Of absence arc
hatten1ng back to their commands, anticl-
putting al Immediate movement towards Cul-
acburz. who arrived here this morniag from
the front, represented everything ID quiet,
md evidently had. 10 expectation Of any
speedy movements Of importance.
, 1863-08-05
FROM TICKSBURG.

Tho Contrabanda Refuse to Hire Ont
to their Old n1nHters-The Earoled
seeesh Stir Up mutfny in Klrby
To1Rs-ConTeFsaEIon witt q Confed-
crate Officer of John.
ston--Tiie Tribune aud Roger i. Pry-
oFsA Aunt.
, 1863-08-05

L GueT11Iass Bloody Order.
The eeoessionists mike loud coMplalats Of
Northern outrages bat we Ear challenge The
world to produce anything more demoniac
and 1cn&ihh thant1hc following order lately
hfued by tee guerilla. Richardson, in Ten
nessee :. ~~
1T -EFerJ man Of this command IL expected to
eef1ct]y obcy al ordere which the Commanding
General may deem necessary for discipline, OF tho
Iutereet Of tbs cause In which we arc engaged
ID Commanders Of companies are hereby or
dered to make detail from their respective com
pan{es, for the purpose Of enforcing the conscr3pt
laws paeled BY the Confederate States Congress-.
These detsia shall bo enpow-
cred, and they are hereby ordered, to rigldly en-
force the laws Of the Confederate States.
Sd. Every white man between the ages OF e1gh-
teen and forty I've. In tho District Of West Tennes
gee, ID hereby ordered to report Immediately ut
eueh places OF rendezvous may hereafter be des-
igbated. Commanding officers of companies are
hereby ordered to strictly enforce this order The
following ru1es Of procedure are given for thego!-
e1ument Of company ofacers AID .ptlvates who maJ
be engaged in the execution Of section thizdof
these orders.
Ifa man should absent hlmeelf from his home to
ayoid this order, burn his honse and other prop
erty except such rs may be useful to his command.
II man Is found to Te6!st the execution OF this
DIR BY refusing to report, shoot him down. and
leave him lying. II man take refuge In his house,
and offer resistance, set tho houae on fire, and
cua1ft in order that the Tecusant may not get out,
, 1863-08-05

"1*s*N48SxE13'N
Mr. Brutus J. Clay,. who has been elected
to Congress In the Lexington (Ky.). district,
In place Of the late John J. Crlttenden, IL an
unconditional Union man, without an "u'' or
"but' hampering his loyalty, aud he will, It
is believed, mako d record in Congress of
which his Union constituents will have no
cause at Ill to be ashamed In tho last Ken
tucty Legislature Mr.. Clay was prominent In
every movement looking to the good Of lIs
State, and the maintenance Of the national H.
teerlty.
, 1863-08-05

It Is estimated that only five thousand, or
ore.third Of the drafted men Of Maine, will
be forthcoming, the remainder being ex-
empted either from disability OF having seen
service, or from some other satisfactory causs
, 1863-08-05
From Our Regular Correspondent.1
srn1sor1E1D. August 8. 1863

9rn1Nor1F1D, August 8, 1868.
LoIN1No TIE scuGcL FUND.
The Superintendent of Publlc INSTRUCTION,
Mr. John 7. Brooks. has published a circular
advising and recommending the Township
Treasurers to loan Ill school moneys in their
hands at any rate per cent, not less than ak
OF more than ten. It appears that the act of
the Legislature nxes the rate at ten per cent.
But MI. Brooks considers this ns only the
maximum rate, and that the money m.y be
loaned at any rate not less than ak 1or moro
than ten per cent. Tho Legislature dt Its last
session cndeavo1ed to frame an oct to enable
the moneys to be loaned At the :rateS recon-
mcndcd by Mr.. Brooks, but 1t failed ia the
Senate, on account Of the opposition Of some
of The members, I believe Of Ar. Brooke own
party: The latter now tries to throw the blanc
upon the Governor onaccount, Of his proroga-
ton. But this Is all bosh; tho act might hive
been passed at, any time II the Copperheads
desired TO do up the business Of the session Al
It ought to hare been. -
III: Brooks contends that the law Is n,.nda.
tory, not arbitrary, and as 1t commands that
which, It the present low rates of capital,
cannot be done et ten per cent, the loans
6A0u1Q DG u1hA9 ~ 4Ek9- 1AV 0%tAVA VI lA40 QA-
perintendent is probably actually necessary
under the circumstances, and IS It 1.-The duty
If the Superintendent to provide. by such
means ttas he may think necessary and e1pe-
dient'' for carrying into t'full effect the pro.
visions Of this act" and to *texplain, Interpret
and determine the true interest md meaning"
thereof No doubt tho courts will Sustain
his action.
:, " --.:Mu,eu cows TOR THE HOSPITALS.
Hrs. .Bicke1dlche, OF Chicago, MttEon OF
the hospitals at Memphis, having asked for
enc hundred mich cows for the use OF the
sick soldiers, Jacob etraWn, Esq. the Geld
bruted farmer, Of Morgan county, took IT up
on himself to procure the sarp " from bis friends
and aeIghhora. Ilcarn he has already got thu
number desired together and forwarded them
to Memphis. Eight COWS for the same pa1-
ronc have been received from Bush Creek IN
this vicinity, and seven from Meclan1c5oorg,
and others are being subscribed.
In this connection I might add thai the S9n'
itaIY tupp1iea are coming into Col. John VII
liams, Suite Agent, appointed b. the Governor,
in wonderful prtfusiou. It does ones heart
gocd to see how the people respond. 10 dag
: carload will be sem to Rosecrans amy y
the Great Weetrn and Wabash and Toledo
Railroads. Thete roads take the car tree over
their tracks. The contributions 10 money to
The stete Sanitary Bureau here have alseady
.cached the sum OF $25 900.
Tho subscription list OF the Democratic
Dass meeting, I need scarcely tell you, has
not Jet been publlshed, and probably never
will bc. It Ia now Tell undetstood that the
, 1863-08-05

VALUATION OF Poa71ASD.- The raluation
Of Portland, Nc, for; tho year 1868, is $s5,-
u1,2o4, Of Which 81, ~, 900 is real. and
SO, ,ess, cot personal. Increase In one year
81, ,sA ,5oo, principally in personal estate. In
1850 the valuation Of the city 1as only $1s,-'
so4 2sss showing an increase Of I'll, ,7ae' 'o76 in
thirteen years. The amount raised by taxa
,;on Ia ss6o $50, and the rate 81. n hundred.
, 1863-08-05

TIE MEDICAL And SURGICAL MusEuh.-
The new Medical and sugical Mussum n, at the
Surgeon Generals Office, in Washington, Is
m important auxiliary to the Medical Bureau.
It il receiving daily accessions from numer.
Gus Surgeons and Generals in the army. The
su,putated legs Of Generals Kirby and sick1es,
showing the: nAture Of their wounds, are
placed on the shelves Of theMuseum. ~
, 1863-08-05

: TonrEno D1aarKa.-Upon the occasion Of
Tho occupation Of jackson, Miss, Gen. shsr-
man discovered that in the roads leading out
Of ths city, Gen. Johnston had buried torpe-
does. Having Some two hundred Uonfedo-
rate prisoners on hand, Gsn. Sherman sot
them 1t work digging up the torpedoes which
they had planted. They 1t 1t unwilling
II; but accomplished it without any fatal r.
sults.1 ~ -
CuARlc1E81sr1o- Lincoln has
not drawn his salary tor tho past year from
the Treasury. When reminded By friends
that by putting the same upon interest he
would receive an income Of at least twelve
hundred dollars, he replied that he Thought
the United States needed the use Of the mon
ey quite al much as any person. and he would
let 1t remain.
, 1863-08-05
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Loan1nE the 8cho oo1 Fund-RAte OF In
tcrcsE-lNilch Cows tor the k1oS oSpltals,
Sanitary Supplies, &c.-Dcscrtora Ar
restcd-CAuFch improvement.
, 1863-08-05
WE AIM TO PLEASE.

Wsa.e always glad to make ont Est1mates tor
Printing, even II va do not receive IN order fos
tho work. In writing for estimator stats your
specifications II clearly and infinitely - po3ibla.
andWs will forward reply At once.
, 1863-08-05

REB Ell VIEW S.
, 1863-08-05

"G BRITISH RESIDENTS.
July 3tat 1861.
NJ ONCE In ChicAeo It Ia Waahn2.on street oppo-
Snttce j. EDWARD w1LX1S9,
H. u. n Consu1 1t Chickxo.
Residing under fnAtructtonA It St. Louls-
, 1863-08-05
BOOK PRINTING
DEPARTMENT

For the part fsw years vo hsve run, almoEt con-
stantly, -FOUR ADAMS STEAM POWER
PREsSE9, and Specimens Of our Work may be
found in every Western town. Our capacity in
this branch Of business, and our connection with
PAPER MANUFACTURERS and DOoK BIND
ERS, give III superior Advantages, and enable Us
to I'LL tho Asgest orders, It abort aot1cs, and ii
vs1y Low pslcss.
, 1863-08-05

rerc,t Of Ell, coo having been subscribed y 3
ho1d-faeed lie, gotten up By Storey, Laaphier,
RichaIdsQu d Co.
, 1863-08-05
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Printed at a few hou1s' notice. 4 variety Of
Crts adapted for COUNTRY MERCHANTS enab1e
us to make our ha1dbilla OF that class attractive.
, 1863-08-05

~. r E A T 8 a L E
, 1863-08-05

NOTICE.--Tke Stock, Fixtures
a,d l. ass Of t,e long onsaed r9o!ss.ir 4 H.t
Cap &nd uatter'1 Trim m!bgs Hocse o. y. "uLt =
CHER, dec&nsed on Walnut st.eos. C1n;!nnAu T. oE-
fered fur aA1e. Apply to BATES 4 6C6RAUEv,.ta.
Attnfceys or WSf. WIA9HIRE, Auck kAaE
, 1863-08-05
POSTER PRINTING

OF every description, II Ono or Many Colors, got
up in the bort style. We have 4 room and ptass
especially appropriated to thas-Qow.adaTs-i1a-
port&nt class Of printing.
, 1863-08-05
PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT.

We are constantly adding beautiful aud app.o-
priatc Foats Of Type, combining every facility for
printing, In the most elegant nAnnet,
, 1863-08-05

~ SOUTH M0NROE BTRKRE.
ClnIrvoJQnt sxAul.ahons one dollar 8hs also tells
the P1&t. Present aud tutE1a. Ie.E1 Sc esaa. aou1a
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