davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

Walnut Hills, Yicksburg, June 5, via
Cairo, June 11.-Joe Johnson took pos
session Of Yazoo City on Sunday last
Gen. Grant sent large force to dislodge
him, and skirmish ensued between our in
fantry and the rebel cavalry under General
John Davis, at Satartia on the east shore Of
the Yazoo. fifty miles above the mouth.
We took thirty or forty prisoners, and had
few wounded. Our cavalry are in bot pur-
suit Of the rebels, who only fred one yolley
and then fled.
The fate of Yicksburg must be decided
within ten days, but there is no fear felt on
our side as to the result.
We are within 100 yards Of the rebels
strongest works, and our sharpshooters keep
the rebels gun silent.
The Union flag has Teen seen hoistod
over several houses in the country be-
tween the Yazoo and the Big Black
River. Deserters still come in daily, and
the city is suffering from our verging
fires.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
WASHINGTON. June IL

An unofficial telegram from the vicinity
of Vieksburg, received to-day, says the reb-
els in small force attacked MiIlken's Bend
and Young's Point, on the 9th inst, but
were declsiyely repulsed at. both points.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

Memphis, June s. via Cairo, June 10.
Gen. Ellet's brigade made descent upon
a camp Of gnerrillas in Arkansas. on Fri
day, fifteen miles faom the river, capturing
fifteen prisoners and So, GOO worth Of pro-
visions. In a barrel Of -four, he found
zoe 900 percussion caps.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
ngIha attanlion Of oar realtors is cal.

Gg' he attention of our readers is call
ed to correspondence published on the
first page Of our paper between two rebels,
presenting plrns for keeping up a peace
or anti-war party in the North. The
original letters were captured from the
rebels. 1t will be seen that the plan
agrees with the speech of jeff. Davis, made
at Jackson, Miss, in the faIl Of '62, speak
ing Of holding 'Vicksburg and probable de-
feat Of the Union arms on The Missis sippi
at that point, he said:
oOut Of this victory is TO come that dis
satisfaction in the Northwest which will
raise the power Of that section: and thus
we see in the future the dawn-first. sep
aration in the Northwest from the Eastern
States; then discord among them, which
will paralyse the power Of both; then for
US peace and prosperity"
Notice also bow well the Co2perheads
are following up the rebel plans in every
act and word.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

60 Dispatches from Fort AbeycromLie
thit the sayagcs are IN very large
force about Devils Lake. an9 that it's their
determination to eige battle to any force
that may be brought against them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

Eg- Late Richmond paners quote price
Of gold al So premium, sl4 Of Confederate
paper buying two of geld. This premium
they say is not owing 20 depreciation Of
their money, but scarcity Of gold.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
Greu bis in's Grab.

ti5ortfesuns fcIsLl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28

Senlstts bes Oceans, in ienem 9onte. nos
10 uIandes rubslpIe, eurppamiibe S1er3 Elm
@lboraoO 81 fiEben gestaubt unc bod nur ei.
ne T1fa morjana 9eTunben bat, bic otbt Dor
ietnen Nu9en ir gtebel 5errann, in ienem
2ance, bas bic 3ufludtaItdtte Der Gauge
nt9tIe uuo 0cr6reder geiporben 1T unp ldon
ptele Spfer cem Sdwerte Der @eredytiofeit
ent5c9en bat. bort irrt man9er flu6tiae SUR
unltdt bon St10t 5u Stubt, BON 2auO III
9anb, Der oerSebli@ @rIae fitr Die perlprene
Selmatb lu@t.-Setmatb .-@en, Der in
Der 6rembe peilt, burG3udt es nift mebn1u=
tbi9 ernlt BET 0eIem Wprte ! g8er erinnert
It4 ol8Dann ntAt De8 @lternbauIe8, Der bunpz
fen S9ulltube unb be8 Guntmeplabes, auf
benz tbm Die Stunoen 10 raid 9inl6monben |
LIMB Ielblt mann bic @rinneruna an bic Der.
lebte SuQeno5eit DDn nIat6er Gwauer. man.
der Sltterfett burdflc9ten 1T, per rpcnte Ite
oarum 9emaltlam uuterOrIden! l1ub tpGre
bas 9er5 nod 10 bart eepOrpen in Der lam
gen Sdnle oes S4tdlal8, bltte oas llnfruut
bes SS1en audi ben Geim bes @uten in ibm
erlttdt, etnmal fpmmt bic Stunre ppd, lit
cer, 9letd etrsm fernen unerre6baren See
benttloe, Die @rinnerrng an iene 3eit oufz
tau&t, no I'M reiuen 9in0esber5eu nod @luu
Re uub 6riecen mDbnten.
gBieber iper eim Sabr rerltri6en, cine Ian.
sc, lanee 3eit fiir bas tUffence, iebnenre
WenI9enberS, unO bpa-nur ein Sanoforn
IN Dem unbegren5ten 0tnume Ger @miefeit.-
Ginem betten SOmmertuss tpar eine fitble,
ternenbelle geadt 9efclst; in ben Ionit Ic
9erduIdcpllen StraBen Nelp Ocrfs mar e8
ltttt uno Doc, nEr ounn unb tpdnn, lpenn cine
SraunttreinlGente fd Sffnete uub sinen
Abetl tbrer ipaten @d1te binauSlieB, ItSrten
fitr einen 2luaenb(td rer punlpfe SGaQ ldme,
ret Critic, wiiite8 2o6en unb robe 0teoen
rie nddtli&e 8ute. Do9 aud bie8 ipuroe
oIlntdbit9 ie(tener, uno nur In betnStobtbet>
le, Den mir jebt betreten, berItummte erlt
betm Wtor9en9rauen Der perwprrene 2drul,
Der aus Den bnmpfen 3apernen nuf Die Gtras
Be eran9.
! fEnrtfeh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
0efG6rltbe Granfbett.

gDenn Der rreseletete untluse Sn8ns ausftnbet ba6
BEN Setnt bteie er;bditen Hranbeit in m aufssnrm
men bat eGtebt eS bafi5 taB etn un3eseS S9amee-
fIbl Gber bic GurGt pcr @abedun3 itn abl6red F an
ene n uen6en au nel@e in 8rl9c brr @rStetuna unb
aret ip lanse Bis bic Ssmstpme biee8 red@en nebIs
Ute g. etn NIT @edpI entj8ncettc sals, cine bSie
Stale S9mer3 I'm Sope uno IN ben @!isern Mbgabme res
@e6t8, Saubtett NuST DIE ber Saut Fnpten ben 8ci-
men pnb grmen sSinuen i'm Gebe unb ali ben @rtrema-
ten 9 ;egen m0 tann bet llebel nit elmer iAretltsn
S9neateteit Dor 6 idreten Bis sulest Der Gdmen nb
ete gaentnoen eind od8 Sper furtbaren ranf-
bett et @eaenanb tes Witebs prb unb Ger SOB ienen
@redltden 2eiben bnbard Elm Gnbe ma6t baB ibn mad
ene 2anbe grn9t cpn etn Meienber surftebrt.
US TT etne taurt9r &fGfade baB E1uIerte bfer frrt
barren aronttett snm 0pler aatn In 5plee Der lnse G
It6tett unp VraDer peide turt Mureuoun8 eAes
oetden @eS hes e fur8 hte Contribution perntten urb
Ven @e ees YetenS In Elm elees Goietn perranbeln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
Or. z u 4 n It on

Ntelteb bes t5nelten Gp4egImS ber gBHn6ar5e in 2Sn
bpn @raburter eineS eren rtebtHben @Oaesen Der
Ser. Staaten ber ben erpkn She'll eines Gebens IN ben
SeipttaIern bon 2pAbD parS Yblabslpbta nb an6ereR
@tapten su8ebrat bat einee Der wunberbaren SeHnen
nolenbet BON beaen bic @e9iate hsr We6tsn pet6 I'm
3dblee 2etbenbe bic Sreniauen NerD6lt unb anbere
Rranfbeten ttcn ipe !. 9. aud bte BET pl0BI6en &C.
rduGen su br erreden, bic u oft errStben eertnsen
Metntafetten II. / y. Wurben auaenbfltdh aebetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28

btbta te5 Elm Beiuber Gei7 unb Elm gtb,r 6reer bic
nctwent t8hen Grfpreerntiie Sur etehen GlHdeQfcit
nb Sa pbne tte wtrb re Wee les 2eb9n8 sur trdurisn
98erabt. Die NusGen res Yeb Sperfintern lid f.iWo-
LID nno bic eele mrb ereren 8ersmciflung unb
Ian6pitcn Setra6tnn8en, rG5 unS bic 5reufen pelte
Mbtere eeufeBfn perrei1ert iiup
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
Sun8e WGHHer,
8el hetratteie Devlo::9ss,
S.1antI9e Gd,tyGf8e

irb unoer0t eetett un6 bic pele &raft ueber terse
Ste @6e unb gfad,fpieuida un6gttd ntad tf.cit tes
2Dcs 0erer, bic ibren 2etentaften nbeioanen Btnen
Sunee 2eue nb 3u let 5u MusfGwefun9en eeneta Tetl
tie teren pl6en ntt eenau fennet. Sbgleth e aud bur
Srtftnren ieoerf6agen i'm arn, Setn unb anbere ll-
iabem entitetsn ann j. i e bod mefenFeiI cine clss
teS Wt66rorde8 Der efefen Sreane YQer aber rtn e8
dusuen ba fie ard Ser Grcugns ebr bon Denen perp.
ptrh bic ib pen!ten 2asrn erseben. eIS bon Dement,
bte ba retfe itnb.
~ Offtce: go, z Sib.6rebertdFr.,
fjeben E6aren Dor 8altimrreRrr GIltde Sette,
bte Stufen b!nauf.
glnu merle id gdmen unS SauBnumner Seum unwtIlen-
Re nb triiseytf6e gaa@er burdrtebene nb 9eptenpIe
QuadIaber S9ubfliGer, &tefelndier, StraBeuretneer
rn6 Qanpenpuser II. T. n. tettten B resemdBtee MerBte
unb lauer auee;psen Or. SrbnonS tuF tn ber Ndbe
E8. ale Srtefe mafen etnen pOi-Stamp entbalten
=, Cine 6cilun0 in 2 Ga9en 3u8eiAert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28


Gs mar cine alte WtQtrone
9teB Dame rDempfralie"
Sic bate III 6utter uno 2obne
Glne 8an3e Wena9erie.
Sie Bate Der 8ubel perI&ieb'ne,
Die Srore parirten auf'8 @crt.
.lfie ma&ten 70 ielis 3ufrieben
@eI6Spf' auf Commando vRapport".
sic bate aud ldmei9elnbe aaseu,
Die 5pBen ben 8ndel 70 frumu,
uno l6lt9en nit I1mmetnen Tabeu
Sn &R9e nno GeQer berun1.
Spn ben Bapugeien bic meiften
2tuI @t,tl9 waren breIlirt,
OC6 kaben bic 3obmfen unb treufen
Sn beutl4er 3un8e parltrt.
Nu8 Dem 91eide Ger WeIen nod tiefer
9S1r bic Dame be1tens perIeb'n,
Wtlt ollellet fleinem 8e3iefer,
SlutIan9enben @apSen uno GlSb'n.
llnb alle pie Sleinen unD @rcsen
Die lebten frteoli4 uno frpb,
Nl8 troute Treuno' nnb @snpflen,
Srm 9uosl berob biS gum 8lcb.
Da aber fam e8 gum Sterbeu
Wit Der Dame Demptrotie,
l1no e8 ietten Die 9raulamen @rben
Sn Nrei6eit bic Wenuserie.
lno bic Puoel uaD Bapageien,
Die Saeen unb Die Tl6b'
Die fiihiteu onfun98 i'm SSreien
Gin unennbareS Beb.
Dp9 enoli9 pernarbte bic Wunbe,
llnO Die frete Menagerie
sic ie9nete i@IieBli9 bic Nunbe,
DuB tcpt lei Die Dempfratie.
Gin 0ubel nur BON ben etlGIfen--
@r mar bon 9ermanii9em Stamut-
Der mOllte ii9 nimmermebr trGlten.
Der Treue Itatb eleno aus @run.
Nt8 Stlap mar frpb er auf @rpen,
9lB lrSbltd bu8 SflaOenbrpb,
Ood ba er fret ipllt' rerben,
Da bra6t' es tbm ben Sob.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
DR.. Johnston, S ton 7
Der etn3igs Jr3t, wsl3sr an)4i8t,
a1timore SpG. 9ofptta1.
3ur unterO:itdun0 Der Qaad1o!6ersi eta6ttrt.
Der ein3ise Ytob in ber Dtlt, 100 iiAere
fGnele unp 9Sinelt6e Rnvet tn as@
Der etn3igs Ir3t, pelGsr an).i8
aebeimen 2raufastten

OSWEtS%SW "a VIA pStSeu
eentat wertea ots ba lo: 5eusunssundbisteit S6ode
tn benz 0Gen no ben C3lieeern @naunongen ber yteren
unb 8lae, Sedmerergiebungen SewGe Der Nerpen Wtas
eentpd6e, Wattt9tet Nieberseibla9entet Serfdnbes-
ihwGde Soer3tppen Sdid ernbet 3ittern, Nusenidrde
Sbwtnbei, Sppfl6merS Gnt;Inbun9 / - Sae8, Der Stale
Der Quns bes WaeenS tcr &in1eiptSe rn6 aler jener
ebeI be eepilen sstetmen @epOlnte ten ber rsenb
welfe tbren Sprn oeabrlter nb ais Der Sirenen @e-
IB tet, Geabrten btS ut9isS terrDren nne penn tdt
3s 9ebetl merbrn tre sdusenoiten 9pfnun9en eerni-
ten, ewde Der GpuRttution peroorbrnsen bic Csc un-
mSsh MAIDEN nnS ;utsbt Zen a5rper unb Gtn 'erfSren.
Sun8e WGHaer,
befsIbsts pee hie Sper ieneS eeteM 2aerS gepprcen
nb, ba8 idbrlid 10 ptee Eaufeee In Elm ; rubes Grab
ret6t nelde 6uid ihre erbdbene Eaene nb entpdlten
Beranbe8frafte NIT ben Oeunsr Der amfeit ben Se
nat beetert unb Der 9cr tejduberbe Ebne etpt taben
pSrhen mbeen iiCb nit pplem @ertrauen nabeu
- n 8nheiratbeie VerloHsn.
rter GplGe psl d u pcrtetratben beabF6ttsen unb I
pbuder S6wde D6er eneS anberen ptnbe ntieS bepuBt
fnb fpGten unoeru8liG Or. Scbufpn 3t 2atbe seter.
&Ge 5tnterntlIe 9egen bic ehe pbee pber eef9e Ger
rRns 9etSbarit 9te Deu 3tttern unb GGwIe, Gbsr
6 f66ptun9 ter reftiditer Dirt merben i6nel furtrt.
Oerenise, peier b Der Sebaublung rnb EirIpree bon
Dr. pbnitpn nter3ie9t tann tbm a8 einen @brenmanne
Dbne Bur6t M anbertauen nO 3Huertltf au etne dr3t-
TIDE Ge6tfd,feit rerlafen r-h I'D.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
ur.sel rsr 22reTe.

Die ciele Guienee, pebe mitenS Ger leken e6enaetn
Sabre iii oeer Nntot utrt ru Ben unb bic Meu9e mid
t0er munfdr5ten GperGipHen, nelHe VI. SpbnftD1
tIbrte p benen Die 3ttun9S apppreue peie antere
Perlcnen berptnten mrVcu baS Dubittum necerbpen
Widten HnrIidet mUrto, uoc snt d in @e3u9 auf etnen
@taoter elS &bermlnu ia GeSg8 aui Gbaraer unb G5e>
pentafti9feit Hh feipsnren cine hnrcihenbe Gewdtr-
letfuna -.---- -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
@etEtg.

Die i@rcdGi&en 8rtunsen beS 9aers n6 ietr 3u firG
ten. @erl beS Gebd6tntieS 8errrrrune ter Sheen Sc
brUftbet ber @eesttafte, b6e Nbnunoen @bneisuns
her &eieuda ud,t 1od @tnfamteie, aietrauen 9eset
lt3lelbt. Sm6tIonfe u. NJ. itnp etnise ber bltmmet
Gpl8e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
Gnnte Qsuie.

bic @ bur4 betm6e Cater Beidwd@t tGten Bic lie 70 Of
breu 2euten in Der Sule letne unb teren Tp
gen lie olna35 ipiren ielSt i'm S&lais, burd @plutto
nen Ote rpenn un9etbet bic Che nnm68lt6 mafen uni
te tbun. @plGe @erOnen ie tie entfeten in I'll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28
Deionher5 ,u beah.en !

Or. Srbnfpn bete aen 2enen feline 6lie an pel6e fd
bnrd clGe 8eBeime nO unatirlte @ei &6rper aer-
orenee r bic &r6ett Bic @sIeuTbo tte & unf16s
madenbe 9affer Qe6m1dt taten.
er ne eintae Ter raur9en unb betfaensWertben Sol.
gen fct frben geprbnbsten res PaiterS Sw DE i'm 9t-
it8 @eriu Dtu telrd SerSflppfen ne b5fe lnrube
Wdseni6lp66c unprbnuus her 8ertaunes Srsene duee.
meine Gnttr6ltuns, Symphonic Der S4ptubiudbt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-28


G8 oot reie Mnm IeHte ule uubebeutenSe Gud6ialber
pelde iid dis Nerje anaaten nb Or >scbnpns &ntun-
biguugen ppleu. S6ubpder, GteIelwtter 2prpetpuser
II ~. egbGrmtice uap perifrtdbe gadmader mele br
2eben anitnt Der eoen gtienl6o Der Ntebn rem nte-
brighten @frnis wtpmeten, iG. jeet eeemabtS gebtete
Nryjt ttue benz liner ohrensn unb nt9ts Argca Atnen
Oen d Nibrdn0en, Bic tenotett DER relte nneGflt-
der gBiie TIT tire drbe fOmen 9ertug d1en mp rlnt
ten Gr Spbupn bat beBbaIb fir nptbrenbt8, 5n er
irdGnen, te6uters fir Gpe mel4t nit etnsln Otnfe unbe
tarn uo eag eine 8e9aubigun9en Nper Dplpme bGnbts
In ietner Slffce lteqfn.
@.u l.,fnIe,
Dr. Sonfpn iii trr tin,t8e re9elmdbi8 8ebttbets arSt
,plder 6ie SeIuuB upn 6een aran4ttten anse9t Sene
itteI unb geEanbn6 fiu6 allen AnScren gdnst3 un6e.
FAINT Gr lit Gerangettet etnen 2eben, eeldts in
bsrDst:a Supttdern Garcsa . ab lem er. oeIss Ga,-
ttre prartB ais due anbereA Merste ber gDelt. 49,.
Der treler t ber peee bes Dr. SU9uftrn drfetm etbt
tann M pertraue ao ene G5re ais gtann upb etne &C.
f@dliGteit ais Nr3t.
Ny- Offfce: SO. 4 SI6-grebertdRrabe, rnter
1sRb BON 8aIttmorefss neben ter ,,rSsitsrbaae" ru
5auttrantbeiten tueroen lGntl 8sbstlt n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16

= In the Albany Argus We lad he follow
ing:
Ns. Dr.. Lydia ssyer Hasbsosok. Who
lives 10 Waikiki. WON'T pay e1ee bsea.se
she can't vess. Last month shS vas notified
Sby the highway overseer Of the town 70 ap-
pear on . certain day. with shovel 10 hand.
: 10 work ont her highway tax. Sho ep-
Feared on the appeiatsd day with her FRI
4 shovel. and vent 70 work. but only for Eve
days. vhes her tax vas for ten and half
She We thersapos arrested upon the CON-
Plsint 81 the oyersess. He eomplined thai
he gave Lydis Sayer Hssbrouck. Who re-
Z sides ID said district and 10 assessed to work
. ten end . hall days on the highway therein.
notice to sppsas on the 9Th day OF Septem-
Der. with good shovel. on the road near the
house Of A. q. Townly. to do such work.
add that the said L. 6ayer Hasbrouck did
sppcas with small ere shovel. whereupon
the ssid dsponens furnished the said Has
~brouck with good shovel. and directed her
{, assist in filing the wagons that were on
the ground, but that the said Hssbrouck did
not work is1thiuily. remaining idle . consid-
cradle portion Of the time each load was
filing. sssnding leaning on her shovel. talk.
!, ing snd calling the attention OF other work
men from their work. as other times sitting
during the whole time Of filing the wagon,
sometimes with one hand tossing pebbles in
10 the wagon. add at others reading paper"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16

fNOal Oh Laaterns-with signal or Triton
~ Burners, Tor sale cheap By 49, M
PLuxxxR & KxILx.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16

4 vssy suoeiaet illsstrasiou of the state OF
- ssbsa ss,rssey 10 given By letter wri.
-. VIE Tails Of ssns eonvsrsatioa held
sssass ths picket lisss ssas the Rapidan:
e. sOns q - rebel sssillerynsn vas anx.
Ssus = kaeN WAesAss soldiers pay Wa
ese1 - aAytAisg low. He was told the.
q would bay thirteen dollars' worth Of
aoeda. ~ eeAne = ever. WELL ssid he,
in I'll ysa vAas 10 do With ours. We
ell ~ ~ bsasssy into 6vss and play pokss
.6n 90 ~ 81 a I've ests The mccoy.
ne visaoss Asll - iats 6vss aeaiu, and %
q hes eensbedy hes aeasy % ssas his
2Seo4e."e ~ Sas
s. V1s Rsasns.--A young gil, who had
1sesos vssy tired II siagisasss. wrote 70
- svHS1al1svs:
q ~Dess Gin. saa NJ q 81 "a cir eum.
nia q awL. "A OeIiaes > iasistia thai I
In Assski6. = y Asgs = kssss ne %
neolinnoall9 ~ eaA'0 holsd ov1 nutsh
Ieaess ~ vu Aavs savs il. BsrsY."
. I'll sysesas hssasA Of psoaiss eass a
LiVo1pe1a. as0Aess - - asDesas a oIG-
600 wsss Givsa ~ ~. TAs psiasipal
ssl6esss e0ai.se - - p1nas swsis We .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16

The London correspondent Of the New
York Times writes: o n
The Emperor has been more than civil 10
NJ. Slidsil. while Earl Russell has been
much lees than civel TO Mr.. Mason. Mr..
6lidell 10 France. from al accounts, is -
we'll treated as ifhe. wore . recognized Envcy
NJ Macon. except on his first arrival. has
NOT bees sble TO get . private interview
With Bari Russell. Shall tell you tho res-
son for the difference? There are several.
One Is the proximity Of Canada to the
Northern States, aud the similar proximity
Of Mexico TO the Southern. England hopes
10 keep the one; France has taken posses
sion OF the other. England 10 determined
- svoid . war with America. For this the
Government stepped tho Alexandra. and so
stretched the law 10 doing it that the Court
Of Exchequer decided against it. BY .
similar stretch of law. the Government is
stopping the iron-clads in the Mersey. The
Government will do everything that can be
done TO avoid giving odense to America.
II earnestly wishes for peace. No one can
tell the terror that has seized upon the En-.
gl,sh Government and people. 1t has taken
the bluster out of the Times. 1t amounts to
. panic. 1t is ludicrous, and more than SO.
since the report OF the effect Of the Ameri
can artillery ia the siege OF Charleston.
IL COST England so 900. 900 to bring Ma
son to England. and now they are ouly too
happy TO SEQ him pack up his trunks At No.
"a Upper Seymour street. and take the train
for Paris. 1t is the goo FOUNDER Parrots
that have done il. L, is the tact, now evident
enough. that there is not an English ship
snoss, or IN English fortress ashore. that
ean resist such arsiiIery--sud the fact. also.
that the best gun the English have got is .
So FOUNDER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16

VIuo out the old banner, let fold sfteS fold,
Esshsias new glory saeh 10 snfssisd;
Lss Il spssk 10 ous hsssss - Twsss - Of old,
he Hssald u Frssaoa III over The World
L. \ lsas sss In tsianyA. II Il wave over hssd.
n usSls ~ sasisa, IL ssripss and ~ starr;
u nsvs - ear freedom, o'ssshsdows our dssd,
Oess night 70 car heroes. made sssrsd their sears
Lea 10 vsse IN the sunbssms, usfsrl In the storm,
0us gsasAiAa 81 aosnins. Gus bosom ~ night
WAss psses shines In splssdor sshvass her bright
Torn,
Or wasS blesdy Asad hsads he standard Of might
Usfssi The old bsnsas, Ne ssaissss crush dows. =
Lei 10 sein b The baeaes thss covers sAs brave
The saas spsnsisl bsasss. VIII sissywe own.
'fs We aeAls tsaasf for tyraas and slave.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16
Commissioners Sale.

nURSUANT to order of the Wayne Common Pleas
Court. of Wayne county, Indiana,I will otter at
private nt the LIST day OF November, 1861 the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situated in the city
Richmond, wit: Lot No. 80, and small lot
in that said city laid Jesse Iden
lot 81 is brick dweiIing house nd
purtenances the late residence job
aud also part of lot No IS in that part said
laid ny jeremiah Cox. which part Of lot No Is
the Borton Buildings the north de OF Mau
in said Persons wishing said
find il by the fourth
of the purchase will be Required down. and tho
residue in three instalments l2
after date with interest date. The title good
JAMES FERRY, CO mmssion-r.
Sept Is, 1868 80 3w
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
Auamaementa

"THE DEAD HEART."-GroUcr's Thedire-The
production Of the Dead Heart last evening was
an event in the history Of the DRAMA in this city,
which will long be remembered. The popular 40
tor, Mr.. Edwin Adams, made a deep impression by
his representation Of the character Of Robert Lam
dry, the political prisoner exile refugee, and the
Dead Heart. The play is founNed upon incidents
oi the French Revolution, and Robespierre, though
not character IN persona, controls many Of those
who stir the plot Of the drama. The incidents and
situations Of the play are very exciting, and the
music beautiful. The "Dead Heart" is to be given
tonight for the last time.
CANTERBURy.-The beautiful and attractive en-
tertAinment given last night drew an immense
crowd, whose enthusiastic applause fully proved
their delight. The grand ballet Diana and En-
dymion," or The Goddess Of the Chase" In which
MILES Augusta and Marie figure 30 conspcuously,
was the admiration Of the entire audience. The
singing by Julia Mortimer the dancing by Kate
Pennoyer, and the several acts by the bewitohing
and graceful beauty, Ernestine De Faiber together
with the dancing by the "Court Of Beauty the
humorous farces, &C., by the Ethiopian comedians
went far to establish their reputation as superior
artistes.
VARIETIEs.-To-night is offered bill Of more at
traction than has been presented at any Music
Hall. Two new pantomimes; two negro farees; a
hundred songs and dances all the ladies OF the bal
let; the daring rope walker, Harry Leslie; the
boneless contortionist, c. W. Parker; Ada TesmAn,
Helena Smith, Addle Johnson, Budworth, and the
double company Tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock, the grand Matinee, previous to which Mr..
Leslie will make another perllous ascension from
the exterior of the Varieties. Jack Sheppard on
Thursday night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
rNTERNAL REV NUE..
NOTICE.


4, All persons In business are hereby notified that
they are required to make application to the as
sstAnt assessor of the district in which they live
or do business, or at the Assessors Otiice No 44I
Eighth street west, near north, during the pres
eat month; as also all persons having unexpired
licenses must renew them for one year from MAY /,
lS63-only paying for that portion Of the year be.
tween the expiration Of their present licenses,
until May I, 1854.
The names of the Assistants are az followsi
No. l. Geo. c. B. Mitchell, for ali the city west of
Fifteenth street west. Oftice Fifteenth
street, one door south OF Avenue.
No. . Thos, b, Marche, for all of city between
Eleventh and Fifteenth streeta west
Ottice iA Eighth street Tor the present,
No. ,. Henry Lyles, all bf city between Seventh
and Eleventh streets west. Office 4Il
Eighth street west
No. 4, n. D. Ferguson from Seventh street west
to Second street east, Oflee ST. Penn
BylyAniA avenue.
No. D. Geo. Collard, all OF city east of Second ST.
east. Office corner Of NJ south and Fourth
east,
No. .. George II, LArcombe, all south and west OF
city canal. Office SOUTH near Thirteen
and-a-hAlf west.
No. 7. Chas. d. Weloh, all OF Georgetown. Ofhce
Bridge street, Mayors office.
NO. D. De Nero Burr all Of county Of Washington
outside of Washington city and George
town. ONCE "QueenBborO,n In county
II 10 desirable and earnestly requested that all
persons interested be prepared to render a state
ment OF their income from all sources for the year
1857 When called on by the assistant assessor.
p. NJ. PEARSON, Assessor for D. c.
may o-lWu ChFOn. & StAr1