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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
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Ip1rtet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Nae t7eueGe BON Der petsmae.2l .2lrmse

Sonuar %. Das felt SieuGfao
sln9etretene re9nerifbe unD Itdrmii6e
@etter bat Die SlGife II. bic 8e9e 4an3
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betci9neten puneten 9sbra6t perben, 100
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folIte.
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@e9e 3u trodnen.
Ole SabImeiiter fino on9eRommen un6
baben init 4u6jablun9 Der Sruppen be.
9onnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Gin rcuiaer lISrecr

SSn 6arbur8 bat fib Elm 9erpiiier Sors
ban freiwilli9 unO bon @elpifen6biien
8efoltert, sur 6aft 9eteIlt, oneebeno, ooB
ct Dor lGneerer 3eit bel &oiteot Semono
beraubt uno bort per9raben
bate. Gr ipuroe Uerbaftet unb foate am
%. Ropbr. na6 SOfeot oefGbrt peroen,
nm Die Steue an3ujei9en, 100 banu Die
Ius9robun9 erfol9en fOqte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
sic Ofebellen ,perhe, trphio.

Die Gebellen probiren allies M59litbe
in ben norll6en Sta0ten ben Samen Der
3Wietra6t aus5ufreuen. Die 1ebeimen
49enten oe6 Self. Davis baben oen 9Ses
fen our6ftrl1en unb nidt6 unper1uDt
9elafien, ben Befen babin ju brineen,
pom Slten it6 los3urei6en. Die 9febels
len ieben, oaB tte Die 0erren i'm Gunoe
fem fperoen, lobolb es ibnsn eelinet, ben
gtoroen NIT itdD ielbit uneins ju MAIDEN.
Sbr 8ablfprub. iit: ,,gntgpeie uno
lte9e." SSn oieIer @olitid peroen Iie bon
beruorraBenocn Oemotraten oe6 g1oroens
unterGdBt. Sepmour, @ouperneur pon
gteu'VorP, ntobt in ieiner Sotfbaft an Die
@eieeeebun9 einen mGbIam aus9earbeis
teten uno 9ebG1floen Qn9riff auf gteu :
gn9lano uno OerbeimIicbt nibt feline 2lbE
ttcbt, Den gtoroen 3u ent3tpeien. SSn oies
lem StttG reprd fentirt CT natGrli6 bloc
Die 2Sooos, bic 9Ieeos, bic SSn8er1oll5, Die
Sauanol9bam5 uno anoere Siibrer Der
io9enannten oemofrati1ben Ylrtbep, ipelz
dye wdbreno Der 9tebellion ibre beften
Sr6 fte BEN 8errGtbern 9erpeibt baben.-
sSn itnierm ei8enen Staots baben bic
Spmpatblftrer NIT ben SerrdtDern felt
Dem 4usbrub Der RebelIion ni6t6 9etban
al6 unfere lopale Administration 9etaoeIt
uno b0ie5 Slut inter Dem 8olee 5u ers
re9en oefubt. Sepmour fuabt einen
9roBen !Sirm uu Die Qufbebung oes Soa.
beo5 @orpu6, oa ct oob tpeiB, oo6 in pielen
GbeiIen oes eanoes, Spmpatbifirrr NIT
SerrGtbern ibre 8eri6m6runaen qeoen
Die Sfeaieruno uneeitraf fl au6fdbren f6nns
ten, ipPnn oas 6abeas Corpus ni6t auf.
0eboben mare. Dpb biefe W6nner Iino
ia ebeH bic SGbrer Der bemofratiI6eu
partbeD, felt Self. Sapis, Cobb, Slopo,
Gcomb6 uno ndbft ibnsn anoere 2triftp.
fraten oGs SGoene BON Der Union ii1
losia9ten. llno an0efibts ibrsr Seinbs
feIi9eeit 9e9en bic Union uno ibrer bren.
nenoen Seeieroe, eine Griftofrotie bon
SelapenblltPrn in bieiem eanoe 3n era
rl6teu, fo!9en unb belfrn ibnen Goufen.
oe uno obcr Gaufenos armer l0pate W6Hs
ner, 9Ieitbiam ale mcllten fie cine prat.
tlid)e Srlduteruno oe5 bffannten atten
Spri6Dort5 9eben: ,,2Sen bic 86tter
ueroerbcn lpoiIen, Den ftiirjen iit UorbCr
in Die ytadt oee &abnfinns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

Sre6er Diebfabl. Sn eouiS.
piue eamen neuli6 ae9en 2beno inei
Manner in ben Sulpelier Storp Der
oerren &itts uno 8erne an Der Wain
StrdBe uno entnanoen Elm &dftben nit
Den tpsrtbpollften 8in9erineen.-Die bciz
BEN Spisbuben 9dben Dor, Sineerrin9e
taufen ju nollen. 6r. 98erne itellte
lbnen ein 6Gifben nit Den metropolitan
Rinoen Dor uno ebe ct I'D, urriiebt, mer.
fen Die Sriben ibm Die lu9en Uo1
Sbnupftabof, iteblen ba5 &dFbrn uno
MAIDEN fidb eilioit baron.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

O- poitmeiifer auf Dem 2anoe perben
lpieoerbclt carauf oufmerf fam 9emad)t,
ooB 8riefe, rpelbe onibnen uerm6ae ibs
res Griulle9iums frantirt meroen, auf
Dem llmIbtl9 nit ibrem 9tamen, Oem
ytamen ce5 0clfNmtes unO Datum oan;
Genau brjeihnct icin mifTen. Die Be
jejInun9 nFreo-P. NJ" Gilt nid)ts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

D3@0uU. Salomon BON gl5isconIia
inoolirt in ieiner SotIbaft entlbieben
Ole @maueip1tion5 Proclamation oeS
Qrditoenten ais cine ,,lueile uno 9eretbte''
Srie36mdBre9el, uerlan9t cine eneroi.
( d E &rie9sfIbrune II. ueroammt bic
noroIiben 6einoe Der Yrotlomdtion, Die
beior9tCr iino um bic Rebte Der Ser
rather. dls nm bic Srtettune Der Union,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Don d1hie.

@9lumbus, Sbic, %. San. Scr
olte Benjamin @aoe, elmer Der encroifh.
fen Streiter fir Die Sreibeit, Elm feitsr
0arotteroouen Mann, pie mir ipenioe
baben, muroe beute nit ID Stimmen
M1ebrbeit, fir Die n6biten ie6s Sabre
als SunoesIenatcr nieoererwibIt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
BON S1ep Ber..'' -

9t es0 y OF T, "a. San. Soeute frdb
1T elm &BeiI Der GitD 6aG oartb Teuer
jerltort poroen. Ssr Sleuno6iaol bes
Staotrotbs 1T aus9ebrannt. Sie 8ider
uno papiere wuroen 9erettet.
Die @eleb9ebun9 bat fi6 pieoer Der.
ta9t, o6ne einen Spre6er ju rpdblen.-
Die 9roBte llnoronunB blrrIbte in ben
,odllen her Grfchaekurd.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

%Gine neue &ranfbeit, pel6e Der
Diptberia 6bnli6 III, berrf6t ee9en:
pdrti8 unter ben &inCern. Nie 2(er3te
tpifen nibt redt, lpie fIe oieielbe beban.
oeIn iollen. gSeni9e &inoes 9enefen bon
oiefer 1ranfbeit. Die @rl6einunoen
oerieLbeu ftno befti9es Grbrcben Ii. 2b.
fubren nit Sieber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
2lue fneliehen aeitunasn

Gen. Sro9o Ttdet feinen &ertnit bai
Niurfree6boro auf 5000. Sn Dem 2Gn9riff
Den Sra&inrioae am Sreita8 mabte fielen
$500 Mfonn in Den erfsn II Stunoen.
Sbiter g OiUilton Uerlor $500 Mann.
SSm Stebelleneon9re6 WurOe Der 8crs
f0la9 aema6t ale 9cfan9enen llnionof.
fiiiere fofort III b0noen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

~ Ser eroBc Sbneelturm am Is. uno
10. San. eriiredte flu liber ocn oan,en
@eiten unO g(oromeiten, ou1 iiber Ga.
naoa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
6rie0S<N <NN aDriCalteao.

sGir Iabsn tisrna&lstenp Die pt@tielsn unit
ntstit ratrf&sinIt&en-bsnn alle su Osttn II If
eInsm p56entIi&sn 8lutts rein urm5sli6-
Rritss' 'Na&ratsn, Sruppsn, ,8swssunsen, ii. +.
To-, tpteDsr, rpIs Fs BON Gag su Eas tst uus Gin.
trsfsn, fplssn, bamit unIsre eefer bon alien GUr.
alIsn I'm 3u1ammfnbane unterrihtst rsrbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
nit 6pred,erwabl in t1eu 11orF.

lftbanp, %. San. Iut beute nurs
DEN msbrere 2(bifimmun9en fir Die Spre.
berpabI uor9enommen, bob obne ReIuls
tat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
8 g 3.

Da6 Sabr 1863 1T felt Der @rinbuna
Der unabbdn8ieeeit Der SereinioteH
Staaten (bie gum 4tcn SuID oa6 s7(fe
Set erihoffun9 oer 98elt nacb
SalpIltu6 o16 5SI2te
Seit @ri6aTm9 Der 8elt natb
iGoifber 3eitred)nuug 5623lfe
Set 3erit0rune Seruialems I700ite
Seit @briiti 8eburt IS63ife
Seit Gbriifi 300 lS3Olte
Seit Ginfibruna bes iulians
iiben 8alenoer5 l9OSte
Seit Ginfibrun8 De6 Gre9oria=
nli,ben &alenoer6 2S2ffe
Seit @infibrun9 ots uerbe6er-
ten 8alenc5r5 I64ffe
Seit Grfinom9 Der Subbrut.
erfunit 423fte
Seit Gntoefun9 Imerifa'S 372fe
Seit Grfinoun9 DER Sern9ldier 254fe
Seit @rfinoun9 ber pen6sIubs
ren 2O6te
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

,T8ir batten felt eini9en &aeen
i3one5 8rdblin9awetter-ob mi5cgabs
Ter Dred,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
per arieg fit bic llniOu.

8Dmt &rtcgsTa1@m@Gogc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28

O1@iMe Deutibe 3eituun pcn Sal
pett0n, 3era6, Iiefert Cineu gerid)t uon
6s Deutiden SamIien lpel1e i'm fiiolicbs
en- &beiIe BON Seras iUcbntcn, uno bic bpi
Dem l(u6brub Der HGbeQion neutral blpi.
ben mollten. GIS ole RebCllcn iif 3u Der.
fol9en onfin8en, 3u rauben un6 gu NOR
Oen, fIiibteten oiefelbe iber Die @rdnJe
na6 Weriec. Cine Rebelten Sruppe
oerfol9te fis, boIte iie Gin unb nab pinrm
barten 9efe6te lpuroen fie eefan9en &c.
nommen uno ale, auS9enommen iolbe
Die in Sample 9et0otet purben, uno
Gini9e trsId)e entlpiibten, auf9ebdn9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Gin mcutsriic1es 7tIinois.Keaiment

Da6 l09 SQinoi8 &eot., Gcl. Nimmo,
bat in Wifiiiiippi repolirt. - SafTelbt
Wurbe in Union 60, in Galb. aIsn'6
0iitrift. aus9eboben uuo III eine5 Der
0rei 9oicenesGirPel Re9inenter aus bcm
fIbliCben Ibeie ron SGlinois. gein Be
nfbmeu mar ibon in unlerem Staate
febr ibIstbt; sG eriff bic ,Sduifr bon Dris
patIcutpn an, f,blua llnicnsmdnner &c.
Giner Der Yldne ber GirFeIritter tPlfcbt
oarin. fib Dem Seince 81 er9sbcn o6er iib
iu peiecrn, auf Die ,,liiblid,en SrGoRr''
ju feurrn; unb gtimmo'6 Reoinent ioll
oieien fauberen pIon aus3ufubreu 9e.
iubt baben Der eieut Sol. lou ,um
6einoe iiber9e01nnen iein. Das game
Ne9iment bcftnOet iib ieet i'm Nrrelt.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

that Geare, although some pretty fair
was sold at 94c, which was rather off
color, as shippers prefer a light straw
color to any other The demand con-
tlnued brisk for two or three days at IN
altered prices. Since Saturday the mar
ket has shown symptoms of more firm
ness, and higher prices have been de-
manded, which have been paid by
shippers, lO5c. having been obtained for
choice brands on the spot. The stock
now held is gradually being reduced, and
the arrivals have rather been falling off
since our last At the close we quote
for prime City, l0sc; Eastern and State,
l0c.; Western in barrels, 92c., with a
very good demand for strictly prime
quality at l05c. in hogsheads. There is
considerable improvement in the de-
mand for home consumption at the cur
rent rate. We hear of quite large lot
of Southern held above present prices.
The demand for Grease Of all kinds has
been fair at our quotations, viz: Sic.
for Yellow Grease, SIC. for Brown and
House Grease. Tallow Oil has been
sold at Gle, and some is held at gle.
Rough Tallow is still sold at &c. Price
this day, 1858, 94c.; 1859, 1l5c; 1860,
l0lc.; 1861, S5c.; 1862, lie.
Lard. - The market has fuctuated
somewhat, in sympathy with Exchange
The arrivals are limited, and the stock
of prime light AT the close the demand
is good. and prices tend upward. We
for fair to prime.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL,
Highly Important from North Caro-
lima.

Highly Important from North Cara
lima.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 1.-The
steamer Escort has arrived, with New
bern dates to August l. -
The Raleigh IN. CO. Standard de-
nounces JEFF. Davis as a repudlator, in
whom no confidence can be placed, and
whose efforts to establish a Southern
Confederacy will be failure.
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon
JEFF. Davis to suppress the Raleigh
Standard, and wipe out the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. The Standard
says Gov Vance will stand by the Su-
preme Court, and the Standard also, if
necessary, and if jeff. Davis attempts to
use physical force to suppress the Stand
ard, Davis will be met with physical
force, and revolution in this State will
be the result
The Standard says North Carolina
has furnished $4,000 soldiers for the
causeless war, 10000 of whom are killed
and wounded; that North Carolina
should send delegation to Washington
at once, and see what terms can be OBJ
tanned, and not wait for JEFF. Davis.
The recent cavalry raid from Norfolk
to jackson, n. c., found the enemy
strongly eutrenched at jackson, which
commands the approach to Weldon.
Major Anderson, on the Doth ult, cap
s.s..e1 A
session OF an important bridge, lherebv
defeating the enemy in his intentions.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04
Indiana Items.

The Lafayette Courier says that only
four gentlemen in that district pay an
Income Tax of over $4,000. Their
names are Johu Perdue, Esq, Adams
Earl, Wm. Fl, Hotcher and Jas, Spears.
The New York Ledger claimed the
Oldest living man in the United States
for Brooklyn. His name is Peter Rozell.
He is of French descent, and was born
in Brooklyn, N. Y, April %, 1853,
which makes him over no years old.
The Lafayette Journal says Indiana can
beat that, and cites the name of Lewis
| Bible, residing in the south end of Tip
! pecanoe county, who was born in the
year 1850. in the then colony of Vir-
ginia, during the reign of George II, and
is consequently three years the senior of
Mr. Rozell
The Corydon Democrat sums up the
losses of the Hon. Simson K. Wolfe by
Aorgan's raid to be Henry rife, re-
volver and $500 in cash taken from his
pocket book-in all about $400 in value.
The Fifth Indiana cavalry accompan-
led Gen. Hobson tn his pursuit of Nor
Gen. shaefftfoFd&heeff lie Sab bHtt M5 th
gan. In the fight at Burlington Island
this regiment opened the battle and bore
the brunt of it, unsupported for fifteen
minutes. During the entire pursuit it
behaved most creditably, and is highly
praised by Gen. Hobson.
The New Albany Ledger says that on
Monday the 18th inst, Mr.. James Nee.
ley of Laconia, Harrison county, hearing
that the rebels were returning, went to
the store of Mr.. Anderson, his fatheir-in-
law, and taking down his gun placed the
butt on the floor, his foot on the cock.
and the muzzle to his mouth, and COM
menced blowing in it to see if it was
loaded, when the gun went off killing
him instantly.
The Princeton Clarion contains the
following account of narrow escape
from poisoning:
The whole family, with but one ex-
ception, of Mr.. Hezekiah Boswell Sen.
were poisoned by the careless use of
arsenic mistaken for Cream-of:T Tartar
The family were preparing a sweet cake
for use the next day in blackberrying
and fortunately baked hy cake to
taste, the -four not being first rate, and
of which the family took each bite
and soon fell to vomiting and become
very sick. They are now recovering.
The arsenic was contained in a paper
marked poison, but was similar to the
one known to contain Cream of Tartar
and was taken and used without MOTTO
ing the inscription. The big cake was
Of course destroyed and God thanked
Tor the miraculous escape from death of
IN entire family. Had the blackberry
rip taken place as designated and the
arge cake eaten in the woods the fatal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

g9- There are many improvements
going on in our city. Large business
houses, lieery stables, &C., &c, but one
thingis neediul whichis being neglected
We mean comfortable and cheap tenant
houses forth accommodation of small
families.
A hundred such houses should be built
at once. There are that many small
families in this city now unable to
procure comfortable residences, and a
hundred more would come here to set
tie was this want supplied.
Men in moderate circumstances are
the life of a prosperous city. The me-
chanic, the artisan and the merchants
clerks, and the industrious laborer, add
as much to the real wealth of a city as
the merchant and the millionaire. These
men cannot afford to pay $500 or $3.50
rent per annum, and in consequence vast
multitudes are driven from the city.
This evil should be remedied. 1t will be
to the interest of our merchants and bus.
mess men.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

MORE lNVALIDs-The steamer LCoIo,
Sus passed up Sunday night, having on
ooard TWO companies of the invalid
corps, direct from Rosecrans' army
This system of organizing and retain.
ing in the service those veteran troonv
that are Injured to the trials of war and
have proved themselves heroes, is rapidlv
growing popular with the army and the
people.
With sufficient health and strenotb 70
do light duty, they will be invaluable in
guarding posts and garrisoning fortifca-
tons, while thousands of able-bodiad
troops no" performing such duty can
be relieved and sent to the field
In this way it is believed our arm;as
in the field may be increased from "a.
teen to thirty thousands.
There are hundreds of DISCHARGED col
diers throughout the North who are now
able to do garrison duty, but who are not
able to do any hard work. Fine induce.
ments are now offered to these men
many of them bearing honorable scars
received in battle, to reenter the service
in the invalid corps.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

D~ There is a system of illegal
swindling" existing in this city which is
systematic arrangement between certain
civil officers by which steamboats, are
subjected to black mail or system of
legal stealing, which is in the highest
degree disreputable. The thing is done
IN this way: A steamer arrives here. and
some hound who has cultivated spite
against the Captain, makes an arbitrary
demand for his money. Often the Off
GERS of the boat are unable 20 make the
necessary charge, when forthwith the
employee slips off to a certain Squire,
who forthwith renders Judgment against
the boat, and his constable goes aboard
and collects the bill, with about so per
cent costs, which goes to line the pocket
OF the Justice and constable.
We learn that combination is heinz
entered into by number of steamboat
men, to try the merits of this little ar
rangement, and which will probably re-
suit In annulling the commissions oc
these gentry, and perhaps consigning
them to close quarters for a term.
This is the state of the case as we oet
1t from reliable sources.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04
News liens.
Refugees in large numbers are arriy-
ing at Cairo, from Alabama.

Refugees in large numbers are arr;v
ing at Cairo, from Alabama.
An Eastern paper, speaking of the
raising of 10000 men in Indiana in
three days, to repel Morgan, saws the
case has no parallel in history.
A Monitor has been sent, in pieces. in
vessels to San Francisco, for the defense
of that port.
The New York Post estimates that
81 ,0O0,OO0 worth of property was de-
stroyed by fire during the late riot in
New York. "
A Baltimore female rebel draped the
American flag in Grape on account of
the reverses in Pennsylvania.
The elections for members of the Can
adam Parliame have resulted as fol-
lows; % ministerial, 60 opposition and
independent.
Iwenty-three thousand bales of cotton
were exported from Charleston during
the year 1862, and $3.50 during the first
quarter of 1868.
The comb is henceforth an obsolete
article in fashionable society in London.
the hair must be allowed to fall loosely
down over the shoulders.
On the Fourth of July the freed men
OF South Carolina had a celebration on
Helena Island. The Declaration of In
dependence was read and several ora
lions made b. the blacks.
The balance in favor of the Govern.
ment against the rebels in the number
OF prisoners is about seventy thousand.
This makes the exchange market
easy.
Governor Gamble, of Missouri has
fafs: E4ftv'-it6r 1t!s, IF fl nil 1tfrnRk;ie14
OBTAIN medical advice for his wife who |
The Rev. DR.. Bacon, of New Haven
mas IN preparation a life of the late Al
miral Foote, which will be nnbj;sbad
early in autumn. '-''neu
Rebel prisoners of intelligence unite
n saying that our cavalry has done
more to defeat Lees plans than anv
'ther arm of the service. any
george Wiley, who is accused of the
,nrder OF Provost Marshal Stevens in
'usn county, was arrested, few DAYS ;
nee, at Venice, Butler county, Ohio :
three men named John r Rev;s
r0S9y Vaughan and John Green He
40 threatened to kill anybody who at. &
mp1ed TO take him, but his captors
-, -! scare worth cent, and he con.
uueu IL they wouldn't "cave" he would o
e was with Morgan's band during a Fl
'rtlon OF its march through Ohio. He h
Copperhead of the SeatineTs tram N
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Marshal HyTn1ess.'

~ The London Times, which is al.
ways dlsparaging the military abilit;e.
OF the Union Generals, says, in one of
It's last publications, General Grant
mas an impossible task before him with
"n advancing foe and increasipe d;m
cultles behind him; General Banks had
not even this much to say for himself"
ne Times has thus inadvertently paid
'n0se gallant officers fine compliment
40 II VIII be compelled to acknowledges
mat they have accomplished "imnoss;
oiiitles' When did an English General |
10 as much? 81
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aug3-2td&1tw

Ba@ DR. FLEGGER still continues to be
the only lawful agent in this City for the
Artificial Rubber Teeth.
Alter furnishing nearly hundred sets
In the past FIVE years, be has no hesita-
ton IN recommending them as the best
and cheapest material il use, being
worn worn in the most difficult mouths, with
comfort and efficiency. Persons suffer
ing with bad fitting mettle plates are es-
peelally requested to call at the Rooms
next Bittrolff's, Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-04

New YORK LARD AND T.,,o
kEr--We copy from A5ram Kill. :.
Sons weekly Circular the folIe +"
items: 0'io"inS
there Ma' az. St torres SPIRITS Turpentine
showing difference Of Boz ~ aecllne,
IN week, caused by the exn pe. gallon
s sure of Charleston Resins, also cap cap
accordingly. low ueciined
O ~ - been rather quiet soua
s sa' P FSis OF W Crude Whale were sold at
@S4s. Lnse western e Lard Lard is held at So
sl -, In small parcels. lug
1alfO~.ln reviewing the marko. c.
me past week, we have to RENAL tL lor
20 " edntesday there existed verv n ,naS
remand tor prime shipping lots at I I0o
'nu some large lots were sold mostly ~