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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration have been granted to me
from the clerk Of the Gascon ade County
Court On the estate of ANDREAs ScHRAMM
decd, bearing date August 10th 1868.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator
and all persons, having claims against 8. ID
estate, to present them for allowance pro-
perry authenticated within one year from
the date of al d~letters, or they will be pre-
Guided from any benefit of said estate, and
II such claims are not presented with,D
three years, they will be forever barred.
j. G. CHRISTEIi,
administrator.
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Administrators Notice.

No.ice is hereby given. that letters OF
administration have been granted to me
from the clerk Of the Gasconade county
court upon the estate of HENRY EGGERI
decd, bearing date May 80. 1863.
All persons indebted to SAID estate, art
hereby required, to make payment imn:e
diately to the undersigned administrator
and all persons having claims against saic
estate. to exhibit them properly anthem
ticated for allowance within one year fren
the date Of said letters, ani if such claim
be not presented within three years from.
the date of such letters, they will be ioreye
barred.
FRED. PAHDE,,
Adrinictrator
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Furniture Maaafaetary,
(MGbels0abriD
G6ubert s 6ermau,
5rrmann, Sic,

Gie HIT, rssi&nsten MAIDEN siaim urrstrliasn
9utIitum crn Start UNI 9anp es In;stge, raj
lie cine N0tsliatr;t an Otisem pIase erridtst pas
zen unp isgt i'll Stanp asitst Inn. a0e SCrt:n
9tprsI, aiss Sctfsasn, Slide, SGrdnts, Strsib
puIts. &OmmUrtn &c. in srD6srsn Suantitatrn Orsr
fiaStln gu ct. 9cuis Yreiisu ;u ltsisrn. Nae
Artsr Sstltsasu, Slide &c. fnp t~tllluria all 5anr
Bd abnabme run e:Dssrsn auantitatsn fnrel
zine sntlprsGrnes @reiSernisrrisuns ltatt.
V%anEEaul sutc tpsrren es in itrem SntereTe I'm.
ler, BET ms pcraulpretsu, Ia mir linen tiuiaert
Yrslie unr teHsre 8aars cTrirsn %ttnnen, ais Fl
lr9cnrrc anrsrs Iursu.
6. S1u6srt.
s. German.
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9SH.0Scti;.

giatm strtbrlib.n putlitum roGmals fs r-
ssttm Qn,tist, Rap oues iur fitse Satr Fauiar
3.tuust. gOrIo i'm WOuat September Rs}abl'
r,rrm mub.
gcrmst1atiuna it unumaSnatih;s @;itB. 81
oat litim Siert;ljltr aui msin aiiitp @rcril, u
rem ltrrrn 3situHssl.jtr n rus nrut Wsits nOh
uiat dastmtjn teIanNt mar. Gpm Hfcn Cet'ts'
an lin id ss,mnn5en, Njtt3, b!snstu ilr 3titnH'
gen su:iun ttlIttn.
8tit:aus sriuGt id S6H;t1 nm 3atlun8 zee
nir ned i~tulsjg,n Srjt'pcyips. uateiatitt grisI:
;IaRtH n;dt mttr oui Grsrit arbelaNeu wsrcsn.
90 III. @eiitltpit, P. Al.
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2. ! Sc |.
ADMINISTRATORs NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration haue been granted 10 ne
rom the clerk Of the Gasconado County
curt upon the estate of ELISHA II. HARpI.;
deceased, bearing date June 9th 1868.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby requested to make Immediately pay
nent to the undersigned administrator, ard
III persons, having claims against sd
estate, to present them for allowance within
me year from the date Of said letters, OF
hey may be precluded from any benefit
hereof, and if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said
~atters, they will be forever barred.
SAMUEL DAVAULT
administrator
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Al ADMINISTRATORS RS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration have been granted to the
Undersigned from the clerk of the County
urt OF Gasconade County, Of the estate
i kARoLINA PoMMER deceased, bearing
ate June 23. 1868.
All pers rs indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately .av-
nenI TO the administrator, and all persons,
laving claims against said estate, to exh.,
ot them for allowance, properly auihenti-
;aled within one year after the date of said
%etters, and if such claims be not exhibited
within three years from the date Of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
FRANCIS w. BOXING,
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s6S Der Undergraduate tpiniGt tismit sstamt
sr MAIDEN, RAP sr tersit il, ale grttn ron DIP,
e%slenfers gum saislsstrau& sseisnst, in tslistissn
Guantitaten gu taufen. @enn GO aemiini6t Mir,
pole Id gsatss &c. leltt pom Ten carmen, 10 rag
ets tetrsfenein Gistnttlmsr aUer wsitsrsn Mlite
s%nttOtsH linr. Die eRtirn Marttprsiit ir.rrsn
ltets ts;atIt.
Setaun Saso6 GdmtSt.
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&rmmittes.
4 OF MISSOURI,
Town OF HERMANN.

Clerks Office, August 1862.
I certify for sale on the first Monday in
October 1863, all or so much of the following
described lots and blocks in the Town of Her
mann, as will satisfy the taxes and Incidental
costs due and unpaid o. he sar-e for the year
1862. The collector will offer said lots and
blocks at public sale at the usual place ofhold-
ing courts in thi town, and will continue said
sale from day to day - Sundays excepted
until all the saiu Real Estate be disposed Of,
as pro. .ded by Town.O Ordinance. However,
any lot or block so sold in whole or in part,
shall be subject to redemption in the sans
way, form, manner and meaning a. it would
be, had it been sold for state and county
taxes by the State of Missouri.
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Siujasurst'u j. gmYians sc ts.
6. .Sr6, 6. 6. Ianmarins, 6. 3. Gis,n
Gr. Gs.tmann, 81. @attri6.
SaHtn.Gpmits.
u. 8islmsnn, z. etr.ttr, +. 5snst, s. 6ttttr,
8. gtsrlin.
9all gcmmitte.
9. 9aumann. 9. 9strut, s. @s9lts, ..
EiIlbsq, 8. GUn.Y;r.
Qrtisti&tsr.
attttiluns /. unb ".
8r.Nun6, Narrtn &C.. Cd. Gissu, Or. Sctn
u. Starter. Cincinnati, q. Salsnasr, &. @ops.
mainr.
gttttiIuns II. III. uni V.
8. st.ittms,r, N. 5tnsa, 5. suthr g..
5tram:n, Mi6a.l. potiatl,
Tam,nGom lite
Grau Gis,s, Grau Rarsartba S&l,rs.r, Grau
1ttui.
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Ter Undergraduate 1T rurd 5srauSnatms siu.r
3. ct. Sieeni trrsttiat, Nrctiontu III eitirr unl
Ceu onArtmScnrEn Gruntits atiuhaltsn. @plu IT
lid bshtns untsr 3ufi&rruuB prcmptsr unn hill
ger gcejenang e%mpfsbtt.
3uslsih mntt If paraui au;msrtiam, ta5 uaA
Gem meucn Sttusrasitg olts aluctionirsn obne 9;-
cen, Ri StrGie son $50 iur i,rss sin,tlss Ger,
stbsn .~sytp!su ID.
Sc6nS 3. @i&s.
Gueticnltcr.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
@einlpt5 Al rerfanfem.

Bier NIT trasturtn NsinfSdsn t.rFaHjt. qots,
an Ter mtfl. z. Strass lita,nr. finn s,aer tua,
Sch siaie gu ssrtaufsn. Gas Natsrs ID lu s:s
irassn uul Der Drudsysi res uptJmnnntr Belle
%tlaitte,"
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Nemer
gthnh-Store
e. Teitze1,
Neuer

Ssitl: GrcntiraBc. 5srmann, Mc.
Csr Undergraduate tsstrt F6, Il. Seputnr pom
Ssrmann unr umssesnr in 8snntuis su ltesn.
cap sr elm rsi&es ahortiment BON
Tramens, Mdbtbens NIB @inber.
g6mbeu
BON jtrrm Mufsr unp Sualitdt srtalt.n Eat uue
ocn nun an t~sltdnris our qassr bait. gut it sr
tets tmsreit, ale gtitsaunssu prompt aus,miutren
UNI jsre NaGirase mad itltisuirtister strssit
ruf's sOltOmmsnft ;a tsfrisrissu.
p9 @tparatnrsn HsrGsn Cir 3unren) gut.
6nsl unr tiGis ttlrrst.
2Tjn63 2. IsibtL.
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III. QtttstIuna 4.

3rug!: iIr soa t,tt taIte GuStna 3pp:e SO. 90
@smuie e: iur ii. tsh. Quswabl zoe
D." LOO
@aTtrmsiOnm: far Die srTbts unr itrnNt loo
5udtrms'0n'ni -" .an 100
Surtiis: iur ssn 8rrbisn uni l6anntn loo
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Said Townlots and Blocks may be re-
deemed at any tine prior to the sale, by the
party paying to the Towncollector the full.
amount Of taxes and costs due thereon.
PHI. WEBER,
Townclerk and ex-oficio Register.
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sOtn. ausg.ncmm,n, uns 6df., tattn ir,i,n
3atritt gum Bale. 9ittmitolitesr ,aRIsn so Gents
5intrit, Gamtn iret: Gin som pr,frsn.n rec
Ssrcirs trnantss GOmits, miro ais Saacrp nsr
i%nneirtH.
Soips TpsOn
@m. Tseihsl
". @uttrit gncrenunss: Gsmis.
Gent. $tist
SCtn D. Nits
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Ha&i ta2 sfit gats 2'u,ttt Qr4tn
n.
81 asf4amiHi fat las ttfs Euatt 3twolbp
la.ad. 'at tH tsiinn & s>Iodr nit Ylaller
Subs2ansNsiH: iar tas ttit Ytd
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Amsel Christ. Blocks ~ 1i;h $500
81 W 18th
Backhaus c. Lots 46, 48 w 7th As
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The Footc mfly.
TO THE EDITOR OF Tua BFGALB.


NEw YoRK. Juno 20 1858.
Tho saeacious editor Of tho New York Times. IN hs
obituary OF Admiral Foote says the anai (of hrs nane
was added from CAPRICE and that his father was Hon
Samuel A. Foot thus making appear though tho dear
old Admiral ashamed Of his father's name
Tho TACT IN that Admiral Footc the son OK Hon.
Samuel A. Fooie Governor OF Connecticut and descended
from Nathaniel Fooe, u tho FIRST settlers OF wothors
Held, conn. about eight generations back. For my
th rifles would reie tne Editor Of New York fsnsi
IN DO entitled lhe Ioote family, the Descendants
OF Nathaniel Fooe, OF tho First settlers Of Nohers
Geld 90 N y by Nathaniel Goodwin, and also o. tho old
historical records Of Connecticut which be found IN
tho ilistpr cal ociety Library, In second avenue,
In examining the gcnelogy found the following quaint
ana SIMPLE agra attached TO the name Of the ADM
raj s then youngest SON
"wiiimm Ionngwel Footo born 1913, h the youngest
born OF the great family whose appear M this
genealogy T. therefore, according TO the maternal rule
bestew upon him extraordinary attention by putting his
name In capitals And add my blas ing and my prayers
that IN h early and latter days he be foand walking
In the paths OF goos whose he bears and
In the light Of that wisdom OF which inspiration declares
Her ways ways OF easanness and all hor paths are
peace. -
Yours respectfully, .. L.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

MASnEarKR, Tenn, June %, 1858.
Tho Chattanooga R1sl In exultant editorial the
rebel situation, says
Al no time within the past years has tho horizon
Of the Confederate States uprsen In such spIendor
now, when from vicksburg, Virginia and Middle Tonnes
days Of 70 burst In harmonious
lustre from the long night OF war; To drive Gen. Grant
OF Mississippi invest the Yankee capital from Mary
lad invade Pennsylvania and defeat Gen. RoseOrans
present objects.
Tho Rs,l thinks "the prospects better for
the contamination oS these legitimate and possible
tneenciee and saysAs advance into the North the
troubled spirits OF democracy must be told that Oh
ject peace and that when Independence " rsoog
nired win lay down arms Mr. valandsham win
tel them co. but lot government and generals
when we march the border, proclaim that u n
corded that 4Eneus, his way TO hell threw sop 70
cerebus Let not dsdain 70 throw little SOP 70 the
restless ghost Of democracy"
MAxcnHrxl, Tenn, June 20, 1909
TIE Chattanooga Rebsi contains the following Items
JACKSON. Miss June ~. 1858
Twenty Yankees captured freight train ~ Brookhavsn
to-day and burned H. They hcn is in tho direction Of
Monticello.
Firing was beard .. vicksbars ~ seven O'Clock this
evening.
The Rad Of the oath inst sdisoriay says
On the I'D inst. General Grant attacked along
whole ine but failed carry single breasswork, and
was rspuised with lo OF ten thousand men and 10 now
IN full retreat.
Tho dispatches from which the foregoing differences
drawn by the Rdsl are BY no means conclusive.
kilograms from the Southwest 10 the
Richmond Enquirer.
ARRIvAL OF YRIsorRRs-DE NEAR
n1NP1Is.
JACKSON, June rs, 1893.
special 70 shs kssssayya~ dated Grenada gath,
the arrival ths,e Of eghtythrce prisoners taken
by Chalmers.
exTRnfSH IN LoUIBIANA-HKAvY YfRrS0 AT vIcKa-
BuRo-TnArsPoRrs SUNK.
JAxsoS. Mss, juno "a, 1888.
General Taylor had . skrmsh with small force Of tho
epcmy At Richmond, La 90 the 17th.
me nra at vcksburs stu continues far heavier than
any ever heard.
0rcal dispatches stass tina, General Chalmers sunk
three transports below Memphis on the 10Th and dis
abled another.
YANKEE RAID IN nIssrsfYpr.
Jackson, Miss. June "A, via MoMR, June rs, 1ss3.
small party Of twenty Yankees captured . freight
train AT Brookhavsn the the jackson and New
Orleans Railroad, nfty eight miles south o. Jackson.
They burned the waln and hsn en- taking tho road east
towards Monticello
7A firing al vstss1yp ceased al ssrs s'ciscl as
ing
cAvALRY EXPLOIT.
JAcsos, Miss, June rs. 1se3.
Colonel Lyons, commanding cavalry outside q PORT
Hudson, attacked Cris~son In tho Of Banks wmy
yesterday, capturing nfty prisoners and nftyssven
wagons and teams. and putting the remainder q tho
Yankees 70 fight.
THE ENEMY (UMox) wHrYrEp OPPOSITE BAror
ROUGE.
o~rxA, Jups 10, 1s5a
GENERAL Taylor fought and whipped the federas Opposite
| Baton Rouge sunday.
heavy PTarNg AT roRr HUDSON.
Osrxs. June "a, via Mosus, June Is, isss
Tho ilcuesnand Provost Guard At Clinton, La. have
/ been ordered here.
Va. hay er,no vc1 hsard tat rtgh ~ cot Hsdson.
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FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS


TUESDAY June 30, uottlng match az Co., milo hssts,
best three 10 Ave. Ia harness
y Pnfer namsd b. e. Port Royal ....... .....1 2l i
IL v Jones named . m. Iessie................2 2
Time. 2s..2 io-24oS-2H.
mo above Was q very cosey contested irot from DO
CHING end Ro,h horsen we're lame bu, largo amounts
having ecn wasered on the result, play pay, outside
q the original Oy thsr owners, Dohor q those
gentlemen seemed inclined back out, and Tho match
vent on Jessie ~as tho iAvorte at about two to
previous 10 the start and large prsd ~ The
outsiders on the result.
F.ys Hsa'.-Ths horses got awsy evenly togsttss and
went part Of the way around Tie upper turn aide ~
side The then showed the most foot, and led .,
tho quarter pole length forty seconds she cnstrHed
10 lead passed the bali mbe pole two lengths ahead
~ liz Sons We ,a ess a ,ss ,r. 20 40 on sns
bone stretch that b. carried her 20 bfoak and came
homo winner by hall DOZEN rngths "a Ak.
secend Hcu.--P0rt Roya the fAyorlts now al one
hundred 70 twerty wh~o the word ~ss gvsn although
tho bead and head tbe gens sAs not go-s
level aud SEEMED 10 got 90 AL The way aruuDd
the atper tarn. pnfsr, hosoycr managed W keep him
feet The marc ad two iensts " Tue g-Arter poe
n forty Sc onds and the half IN isA Fort Royal
gs,os co. ,hs mae near the quarter le and cane
on the h0m. stretch laying al hsr wheel very ints
rc-tng ensBei snii Eea mo stand, when tie gsa
"a sr a. ~ AM ths mare et,f%ei the soFs snsh =
frout, making The heai IN 40
MIRA Rea-ror, Royal sS s,hl the fayorhr. The
hOssss started ncoy and went nj The appar trn
siao and ado urti Dearms iha quarter pole tho
Fno. ahead pns.d that pom, tso lengths 10 adyane
3scpbdE rhe hhO11 thR h"tnr nfiNef sfAH
a, tLs hal, mile pole in ~ The geiding atsr.
~srns broke 90, the mare oex"1 fefy mach LA
winner uDii she fAssi M thr~ . af,sf = - Nhrn ~
arNeared slack ber pace, tnh tho Eedin2 lestssa
rapidly ~ her NE soon aftsfuarHs CARVED isr "
breas ADD bea, her home. Tine 2s0s
y gA Ifeak -lre hundred y ten pitre1 ~ Fort hsF&
ptthost a re~fnnsa Win coed H~rf-yr TIE hasass
went Ioakad together t.e quarter pie tblry
sec ADS snd continuing yoxsd assea iha haif gs zoe
IL lls1 Here tho gclilnE seemed ~ fAilar IT. ~
instsnt and tue went twp lsusths 10 'faat TDu
geldr,g spp remhed Ter wheel azaIs. Aai AY tbsre
until we'd 20 hgmsstfssth when n made pay. car
ries tho mare ~ break, ana go BY lergh u a.
Yhe last a the ssfee ~ tsnts amounting NJ ~
" 80 yvD, btseen Gegrgs " Fst1hta All gesrrAi
Butler all oon~ 81 tbs Ansfuou ths nhcrs
The race will be rifle beats ur5sr the 41fie Btu
h0rHe~ are IN so,od oondtn for lie cHtes AAd glM
pa b9 surprising tbe bot tns ever ns before wlil
be be-lsn b. day fsw sls lA4L0rn ta.lls "a IA
y@storday that q 10 ~oad b. u.Ase.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The otaa-d mall steamship scotia, capoin Judki ina
all iesse II Is porl this Afternoon ,or Liverpool
ihe mi. 90 faroga YIN eosSn this city at halfpast
t~eye o'cuos j. ~
Tho Ase NoRK 'rwNp-Fdiion for kurope-wtl b.
readg q clssn aSao~ tAs morning, and sli con.
tain tte aest Acc Of tho ipyas.oa II ~Svana
and Maryland BY nc Rebel Army 4 General Loo, tuer
kevsneass pongs and prseat tpatlin. The latest d.
facc rtsad tho Progress tho sicgoa q ycksbnrg
sid rort Hudson The Movements ~ Guuoa Roaecrsns
Army tennessee an i'm porlnt Nors 10 reglrd 20
the pr,sesa Civa War; The news from Havana,
Mexico, Central America and reports Of al Interesting
events Of the pas ~.ck
sse copies, Wrappers, ready for mailing ayo oenis
sampson Low Son Co, At tudeate iIil, Londos, ing
land, will Advertisements and subscriptions for
tho NEW YoRk HERALD.
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pmc'al Drawings 81 Murray, Eddy q
Co. q Kentucky aud Miss ~ State Lotteries
KsNTvlkY. EafaA q 49, 5s5-Junc 30. 1853.
~, 1. 10, 81. 20. ~. IL.
KKrTuoKr, CLASS 356-June y, lool
6. =, ~, g. 2, So. ~. -, ~. ~, 4 10, ..
Circulars OF charge BY addressing either %
MURRAY EDDY A Co.
Covington. KY. OF 81 Lsula. Mo-
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Some Of Gen. GriersOn'S Cavalry Cap
tured Near Pert Hudson.
Heavy Firing Heard There on
the Night of the 23d.
Reported Repulsc Of General Grant with
Fearful Loss.
&C.. &c, 90

CHIcKAsAw BAYOU June 25, 1883.
Port Hudson has not been taken. General Grant
deceived by false report 80 that effect given before
the boat landed. The report brought by the Arizona
vessel, which arrived Tuesday night, having
passed around Port Hudson by the Atchafaaya.
The firing here has quicker consequence OF the
intense heat. We have gained possession OF another
fort the left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

CHICAGO, Juno 30, 1858. y
special Memphis despatch, dated tho 10Th. says
The steamer New Kentucky brings news from General
Logans DIVISION which had taken important fort from
the enemy. lie mined and blew up satur-
day. thus producing breach In the walls through which
entered. The rebels fought with reckless courage,
but forced To YIELD General Logan had already
mounted two heavy guns In the abandoned works
Heavy firing was going on At vicksburg all the time.
Grant his lines and daily making
approaches 10 tho enemy works.
General Logan hns an inside position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01
CA1Ro, Juno 30, 1869


The despatch boat General Lyon has arrived from Yazo
Landing the morning Of the 26th. There had been
aghtng all day Thursday in the Of yicksburg,
and night Of the rebel forts blown up causing
q terrible concassion.
Tho steamer Lyon was fred upon at Cypress BEND on
hor trip down by rebel battery. The rebel aro
turned and the rebels driven of with the loss Of several
killed and wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

4rAssEs PrMsA-sD Az Ey~rssiL-A Aopieal hmh
psss mar writes " correspondent ih CITY. gndsf
date ~ June 10 40 fOlo~s = 1bsfe here suyins
staAau-ys a. h. says The rei states s~vw rseut
bst should BE- sgr<t~~ 30 yesa.s wsrs fessnsd
- the ssrvse a III GosicdesAse tsstss lie las per
olassd Tires lie ayy~ars 70 - pensfuiy s4.y~d ~ah
fund
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

Omciai Drawings OF the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky
80, 81, 4, "a, 20, "a, 10, AZ, y, 10.
CLASS s53-Junc M is3
~, 6. 3, G6, 81, "a. 10, 81. -. II. 50. 81,
John A MORRIS a 90.
Wilmington, Della ware.
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Prizes Cashrd In NIL Legniiz~d Lotto
ries and giyon. Information furni sAed.
q r.. WRIGHT a CO.,
No. 3 Wall street room Ma. T. basement
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sKrRMlsH NEAR OYSTER POINT.

OYSTER Porr, Pa, Juno 3o-Evening.
This point has been to-day Of ell others tho centre OF
attracdn and although has been thus prominent, tho
ucrrsorhood has been very Unexpectedly quiet
Al an early hour this morning cavalry made .
charge rebel pickeu and scouts that sta
stored here, woundng and capturing Tho encmy'A
cavalry then fen back
After hs remained passive for soma time, waiting
Tor the rebels open the expected engagement premi-
1ary direct attack tn Harrisburg ortiHcations
but though waited enemy appeared In sight.
Our suspicious aroused, and determined
60 the facts, aud administers sent
they consisted Of dismounted cavalry men. Those
advanced milo witbous meeting anything TO impede
progress They questioned all psrsons whom they
me, by the way side, these told them not fty
mon ned rebels bad been 70 pass slowly rc&rsstng
westward
o being aprrsed q these facts squadron Il
cavalry advanced, yet mst no opposing forces.
They discovered two ctisens who just came
through from kechanScsburg. These citizens said
there was thousand rebels between Carlisle
nad their most advanced position towards Harrisburg
The Information thus givcn BY these gentlemen
mcd by reports from dneront later IN the day
aud this particular time believed 10 DO truc
with this force o. thousand mounted the rebels
have from 10 four rieccs u artillery rned and said
: BE- guns captured al Winchester somewhere that
oeighborhocd.
purne tho afternoon cavalry went out q distance
81 oor mites from Oyster Point They informed
Ghat th morning the rebels had nothing bat few pick
st or a very small orcs Of mounted a, Mechanicks
'barg
mus end our military operations for to-day. IL IL .
sad sight look Cumberland valley, IA the neigh.
b fhod ~ Bridgeport Where onco were hne beds,
.orchards, little and the luxurious family mansion Ia
nov every evidsuco Of war Fields whore wheat and
corn ana clover grew abundance trodden down
y tho feg q the grim visaged warrior For lcng dis
sauce % me PIKE and other roads people have left thcir
a5os ana farnture family articles for various uscs
even ay by the way side.
sue entertain the opinion here 70 night that General
Cs.A a only Withdrawing his forces TO makea Junction
sith General Early. thcn. with their respective oom-
anans 10 again advance and astack the Harrisburg for
Eifoations.
give this FOR what II IL worth. There are others who
think tns entirely; 30 these Conclusions
on no slight base my idea Of the present stsie
81 anairs.
We we're informed from rebel sources tha, force q
Eno cavsry attacked the rebels somewhere Paper
rown and drove them wi,h los ~ conselleaee.
xeAbs tlcre very hopeful sgris VITA generals
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