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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
gSpm SSaSdiuotUu.

8 + fdin9ton, 7. Suti. Seit @e.
9inn oes Rrieos perICren mir 81 8ener6-
Ie ourb ben SOB uno 81 @ener6le nur.
cen oerpunoet. Sen. 6anccf 1T purd,
einen 9roBen 9o9el i'm ltnterleib peripuns
oet, Der neblt ool5 ous feiner @unoe oes
joaen muroe; tpabnbeinlib bate cine
1u9el ben gta9el bon elmer Sent aboe=
ihLaaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
Gepperbeaoe in dybio o,b,n Itr,n 02,n,,

eepprrbe"ee in Obio ssbsn ibrtn gltuse.
borsnsn brsits ben Namn 6. 6. gaadnbsbam.
Die dtsrsn iOllisn Sann 5ubus SI&arlUt, grns.
btet arnOIS &c. srtauft psrbsn. g4ir prrptessisn,
bas sinis' BON bi'lsn Sunssn sinff brt Der @srtb.
ssbunS nit b" Bite sintsmmsn pHpm, ibrs Ra.
mrn SrFdnbrvu 81 bavTtn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
6reee 3abl ecr in pifsbura sefanacn
9enommencn Generate.

Cincinnati, 10. Suit. Der gids6urasr
eorrsiponetnt Der ..@aStte" bsri6ht. bnF urter
csn IN gtdSburs srfanaca ssncmmcnrn SfF,isrm
llh etn @rnrraI 'eieutsnont. bier Gjsnrnl. Waiurs
uno jwti3sn 80 Brigade. .@snrrdle brfnn.
Den. (Sm Sieen i&srt Iomi uu& seraee ftin
Wangsl an @snerdlen ~ bsrrTfen.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
0.inr fhnne i5nuntn.

Die @eItbsstdns uUn RbObs Sslano bat In
elmer grtra.Sibuns BON 5ptt Sassn, puIFrt, bub
ieber 8rrpiat9s, fir brst Sabre cbtr fdr bic Dau'
sr bes Srtrses, Cine Bounty pCn 5000 ertuttsn
lous. Daour& pirO b'r Draft In isusm Stuuts
patrIttnli6 perbitet wrrbsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

GrtranF.-Gin fleinss 8nb BON DaSb 6cr,
oUn B1iamS 5aunIdip, NUrtbamptcn Saunts,
crtraut pcrltbtsn SUnntas In stnsm 3utsr pOu
BoNer. Die GGttrn rparsn mad Cation sssan'
aen unS tattsn oas 8Itins ben erIbrn 8inb.rn
,ur Sttut iibsrluFtn, bic uttr ibu pFi&t ur'
ldumt,n unp pas Stnb In bsm SoIs allsIn Iisesn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
Don t7ero 6arnIinn

"a Sle Seles9ebun9 BON 9eoro Carolina
~ ~ lesS IN Stsun9 ibcr Sinanjfaden.-
ger ger &oIet9b &soiiter fa9t, oab ltnbeil
Nt Sst Yen Sgobuno beporitebe uno oas Der
Stsate'9D .s.s .SS5sGnSoro, q Sroon bes @ouuers
nore, tur Stebclicn eeaen bic Idolid)e Ne.
9ieran9 aufjuitaheln iube. wv
Oie Wlt9lieoer BON @aspe(l Gauntn
OerIaneten 8ieoerbsrftsQuns Der llnion.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
Ger Sica bci Selena. QrFan fae.

5stsna, QrfanIas, z. Suit. @S 6si6t,
bag Der Seino in Der S6luft 1000 Subts uno
8rrwunbste bate. @r psrIcr 900 gsfanacns unb
2 @eI6dBe. llpIsr Srrlull III 230.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

Die 9ausrn BON Soma bsflassn il& dtrr srO'
6s 0arrs; bic Ssusrnts II f&Istt aus8sfallsn I;
gga,sn unS 6crn GsiOtn trtrd6tti&, Sumal ba
aud SnIrttsn bsm 8aissn unssmein SuIebsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

t11an 9ebt isBt NIT benz plans I'M, In ben
(uYalm Staatsn mad bent @ufsr Der S&wsts
S&dbmeOrps.s gu UrsuniFtsn, TINT auf Oisis gBtile
sbsr,sit cine f&lasfstttss Mitii In 8rsitiaaft iu
batsn. DisS Ubr stpos atbnlt4rS batte sbsn
f6pn ldnsf oeI6rbsn Iollen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
KcbtIlsn am d,hi,fInGe

@iuttnnati. 10. Sun. Ran brri6tet.
ba6 Rsttlsnbanern lit am SbiUFuIs, spiIdsn
bier unb esuisvias ssBsist babtn, UNI bic SUrbsi.
fabrsnSrn Dampfer at,ufunsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

Gin patrietifdrr Gifenmeifcr. Sr.
u. @lsnn, Gissntbiimrr elmer GIitnlamd,s gu
pt6nir, armfrCns @auntp, bat ergcnwdrtIs fdnf
s69us unb Irinrn @sl6Gfts GUmpasnrn in Der
Nrmu. Cold stn Yatrict fat Gin RsGt, BON
BEN Spfsrn 3u IprtGtn, bic sr 1sinrm 9anbr brInat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

in rinsm trftiscn pOIiiian Strsts fusts 81.
nsr gu lsinsm @ssntr: so bsnte sic bod Der.
nanftis gu mddn." $50 psrninftis Bin i'd
iaOn," srmt'bTts hisIu, pus ID pisls 9pffnans
bd S9usn nI9t Bsss,'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
1lliGrn lfdl IN helffn.

Srd6G rparm bic GCppsrtsaOS sessn ben Sre9,
neil Rs uitt ,,fiir bic Bigger" fe&tsn MOLTEN.
Sept FnN Ft busessn, neil ,,pts Nisssr" fiji uns
fs&tsn. 60 stbt ni&ts d6r cine quite gusrsps.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

Bravo Mercer! Nsrcr gaunty Sat bsm
aufrufs bts @Oupsrnsurs ftir Erupptn prompt
GcIss ssIcifst, unb fat irbt p6aiS u6t tunb:rt
Mann In Camp 6owe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

IN NontsCmm9 guuntY lief tiir;li& sin Wuun
ftin nsu9sbOrnss 8inO nStff. DdSis" taufsn.
90 Iagt btr pottstaun 9tbssr. pfM !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

Sd)reflid.-gCrIsbts gBods s'rptabte sine
DampfmuIhins auf Der 9ajsIton giIsnbabn in|
Carbon Gaunts, unb tSrtsts ben gnssnirur unbl
uIsr antrr, unO aGt wurbsn I6wr puIsbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

LOIr tattn muir UUn elmer oltsn 5rau arGBrt,
pslht ..tbrs Rub ssfdbt bat. :" atsr 10 sIbt Gaus
l'nps Sune', psl@e S6IbEr FaTsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
mic (ie uOn Der ,, Gmes" prr(ianprn wirp.

Sauienoe, rpel6e ieet iibcr Die Inter
oridun9 Der preBfreibeit 9eiammert uno
lelbIt NIT Offenem Quftonoe oeorobt bas
ben, boben ME cine Belle in Der Gbicaoo
Slmes 9eIeIen 9ebabt. Wan bore nur
elni9e ibrer Stplproben Der leeten $50
den:
(Ius br nGbIeusu Simes.'O
uSebes 9eben, bas in biefem &rieae
perloren miro, 1T Elm Uerobfbeuune6=
rpurot9eS Spfer uno Elm Noro."
"Der @ann, tpel6er nibt feline 6Gnoe
BON ieoer Sbeilnabme an einem folben
Srie9e fern bdlt, tbeilt Die Sbulo berer,
our6 lpeI6e er fort9efibrt wirb."
IN Ser, treI6er oicfen Sriee unterItdet,
lit ae9en Die ltnion."
ltno es foll prebfreibeit beifjcn,
oaB itb Elm Scle, oas in einem &ompf
um feline 6 t / Il e n ! be9riffen 1T, Iolbe
Oin9e un9cbinoert ia9en l6bt, uno oaB es
erlaubt, ooB bic 6er5e n berer nit
0 6 e m Serratbe per9iftet uno Der
Sadie ibreS Saterlanbes entfremoet ,pers
ben, oenen Der Scrltano feblt, um Die
ibeuBl;6en pIdne Der SerrGtber III ourds
ibauen, rpeId)e cine B erarti6e 0reBs
trelbeit Uertbeioi9en!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

rpie fi& bic 8ttsasn an unltrn fartistn 8e'
simsntsrn RIDDEN, srbsGIt aus 5Olsenbsm. Sn
YUrt SuNfun srmUrOstsn Fs bic ssfanSsnn Nsssr
unb bduftsn bfrsn 2ti6nabms auf ben grbwdQsn
Nnssf&tS unIerr farbissn S&urmdBIsr auf
nod unbsrs tpurbsn sttrsu,ist, b. b. Istsnbis an
SGums ssnusslt unO fansium ,u Sops ssmartsst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

empfanSe SssnunSsn nit Danttavfrit unb
lFiblaI nit @tlufmbsIt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

f1Ian befurdtct, bub bic nlI,u 6Gufssn gte>
Stnsdiis br lsstsn Gage Der Dui;snsrnts Gintrd8
ttun mt&tsn. 90 Sifl ii F&sr, tas @dI&tOrn
trpdsnss Dstr unb an6altsnbm ScnnsnI&sin
psrlunSt, nsnn ss eins quite grnts ssbsn OG.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
0Drn. Stimmelpffunig.

g0ir frsurn uns, bub bic Na6ri&t BON Der
StrwunNuns unO @sfaussnuabms tss @ensral
s6tmmsIpfsnniS f& ni&t tsRdtist. Gr, Der BE-
rstts fritsr ffon tupt ssfasts, BAT an feline 5ran
in 9stNlsbtm tsIfSrapbirt, n iei wUbItstaltsn ba'
ppn eefommsn.
DalIanei9bam. Der gerrdtbn S5ni8 Der
Gcpprbsab DsmrtratIe, fOa iFa uuf Der SnTsl
cuba bsfnbsn. Die Rstslsn Ican frp9 IsIn.
pub Fs bislsn Ssrrdtbsr lCs iinb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

Jcoer HRcr sutss eanb II Srm5sEnb cine
GamiIie ppn flint ptrlUntn ,u fFnabrsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
5eOer unO SC6eere.
DerfammIuna Der oeutfben 3eitun9e>
Serausaeber.

Der gsrsn Der bsutf4m prsft YtnnfplUunt~
ems psrianimslts ii& am 25T,n Suni su Cation.
Sn 5UGss Der Gufrtsuns psssn bss Gtnfaas Der
fsinbIi&sH armsr In psnnipIuunIsn, ,vur utsr elm
tstrd6rI&r SbsiG Der NitsItbsr ni6t anwsisnb,
uno btswrssn wurbsn aud bic SprlieSsnesn @ss
Iddfts uutrtdFatist stIuiIsn unS fUISsnbsr Be-
f&lu6 unssnOmmtn
8ef&IcGlen-Dab MIR uns nun Srrtd'
ssn-auf ben 10tm Srptsmbtr In QlrntUpu,
wann uno rrltltR bic na&Rs gsrlanrmIuns as'
balten rerpsn fol-.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
American Affairs in Europe
Specu!ations upon the Fate OF French
Mediation at Washington,

The foreign mails by the North America
at Portland, bring the following speculations
of the English press upon the then probable
result of the French mediation scheme as pro-
posed to The United States government:
THE FRENCH MEDITATION sCHEME-ITs RrJEc-
TIoN TO BE FOLLOWED pY "MoRE ACTIVE
MEASURES"
IFrom the Manchester Guardian; 2oth7
1t may be feared that the commissioners
proposed by NJ. Dronyn de L'IIuys would only
meet to discover that tue difference botw zen
the two sections is fundamental, and can be
settled in no other way than by victory or ex-
haustion. The North would only consent to
treat on the basis of restoring the Union, and
the South on that of its own independence -
Neither would allow the disruption to be the
open question proposed by the French Minis
ter. The excuses committed by Northern
Generals and the emancipation policy Of the
government have drawn line of separation
that can never be bgowkon save by the sword,
and the late addresses ofthe Southern Presi-
dent, together with the successes of the South-
ern arms, show how distant is the chance of
such consummation. Were il not for that
command of the sea which has enabled the
Federal governmena to plant a garrison at sew
eral outlying points of the cnemys country,
the Contederates would already bcable to trace
a frontier within which, if theychosc to he
content with it, they might claim the recog-
milton OF their authority by foreign powers
Vain, then, it must be to invite them to tre,t
for peace on any terms short Of their actus,
Inc overture made by NJ. Drouyn dc L'Huys
Is tor conference in which the North would /,
havo 70 o0'n IN by confession itself wang quished
ana Urls confession it ia not yet ready to make
=" honoyer the confession is made, there will
% httlo need Of foreign assistance in arrape-
'as tn' terms otpaaes. But, althcueh tSs
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
READING RAIL ROAD

III ltN hR = A GEM EN- rs.
VREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TIE NO tn
and NoFth-W est Tor PHILADELPHIA, New YoRK,
GEADlsd, EorTsvILLE, LEBANON, ALLEyrowN, EAg
roS, &C., sc.
Trains leave HARRlssURd for PHILADELPHIA,
NEw YORK, READIHG, PorrsvLLE, and all inter-
mediate Stations, at Il. M, and 2 D. NJ
NEW YoRK Express leaves HARRisBURo at S.l5
a. m., arriving at NEW YoRx at 1880 the same
morning.
Fares from HiRnlBuno to New YonK s5 IS;
to PEILApELPulA So IS and So so. Baggage
checked through.
Returning, leave New YonK Kat a. m., 10 noon,
and p. m., SPIrrsBURe ExPREss.) Leave Pun.
ApELPlIA at SIS a. m, and $50 p. IN.
=, Sleeping cars in the NEW YoRX EXPRESS Trains
through to and from PTrrsBURG without change
, Passengers By the CArAwIssA Rail Road leave
Pour CLINTON at BIS a. M. for Phil DEL pHlA and
al intermediate Stations; and at 325 p. IN. for
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YoRK, and all WAY Points.
Trains Leave PorrsvILLE at 0I5 a. m. and 2. 30
p n., Tor PHILADELPHIA and New YoRK; and at
o.50 p. M, for AUBURN and PoRT CLINTON only,
connecting for PINE GRovE and with the Cara.
5WIssA Rail Road; and returning from REApryo at
SIT a. M, for PorrsvILLE.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
READING at $50 a. M, and returns from PuILAp'G
at 4.30p. m.
Sss~All the above trains run daily, SUNDAYS
excepted.
Sunday train leaves Porrsv1LLE at 7.3o n. m
and PHILADELPHIA at S.l5 p. m.
CoMMUTATIoN, MILEAGE, SEASON. and Exrr,ps,ox
TICKETS at reduced rates to and from all points.
10 800 g. a N1C0LLS.
nov 20, is6z. General Superintendent.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

step taken by the French government Is little
likely to produce any direct effect in America,
it may serve its purpose il different way
Unsuccessful at Washington, it may furnish
its authors with sort Of preteXt for proceed
ing to ulterior measures Of Il stronger kind
Every effort at Cancellation has been tried,
they may say, and has failed. The American
government has ostentatously rejected media
ton, even before it was formally offered. 1t
he's thrcatencd,that any offers of amlty to the
South will be treated as tantamount to a de-
claration of war with itself. 1t now, at last,
refuses even to open door to reconciliation
The proposals of friendship being thus reject-
ed, a stronger course must now be adopted,
and the responsibility must rest on the man
who have been deaf to every pacific remon-
STRANGE. So We may suppose the French
government to have argued, if this dispatch
proves the forcrunner Of Il resort to chose more
active measures for which it has before shown
a certain inclination.
WHAT WILL THE EMPEROR DO NETT?
| TFrom the London Pus-Government organ.
Are not these proposals of the french En-
peror premature? Two months have not ma
teria!ly changed the temper Of the North, and
now, as then, we can detect 10 field for the
exercise of those incdiatorial officer which the
French Emperor is so anxious to discharge
What will then be the result? The Federal,
Cabinet will perhaps thank France for her
kind Offices, but will still go on raising armies,
building ships, aud printing n:tes. The
South will recognize iu the course taken by
the French government desire to see her
independence speedy established, and will
doubtless keep it iu kindly rememhrance.--
But what will France do if her proposals are
rejccted9 The French Emperor is most anx-
ious that the war should be speedily termin-
ated, and will feel i'll corresponding degree
disappointed if q second time thwarted in his
g tempt to mediate between the belligerents.
Ga tic future plans Of the French Emperor it
would be idle to speculate, but he is beloning
to manifest by unnistakabie signs that his pa
tience is we'll nigh exhausted
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

In the matter CT the application of SAMIJFT.
BoW EhS an lnsolvent d lbtor, for the benefit of
the ACT OF Assembly in such case made and bro.
vided.
~ L3oS on the lnsolycnts' Docket in the Cir
~ cult Court for Washington County = do.ns
oy tha Clerk OF the ourt this 18th day OF F.bru.
ary; 1858, that the first Monday of the July Term
OF this Court next succeeding the date of This or
aEr, oe hxtd as the day for the said petitioner to
tories or allegations his creditors endorsers and
sSreties may propose or alleged against him; and
mat said petitioner by causing copy ofthis order
W Dc printed in some newspap.r published in
eessve months prior to the said Monday in The
next July Term of the Court, give notice Of the
n&ing Oh sad day for the purpose herein recited.
True Copy-Test: :.
REQ ~ ISAAC NESDITT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

his avowed opinions he should have been re-
called year ago. But he has been most ac-
tive and serviceable to the Emperor in the pro-
motion of his designs, and does net scrup!e
now to predict their speedy consummation.
We repeat that we have very little DOUBT
of the recognition Of the Southern Conieder"cy
by France within the next two months-to be
followed or accompanied by the breaking OF
the hlnckade
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

In the matter of the application of DANIEL,
MlNlCH an lnsolyent Debtor, for the bene-
ht OF the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
NO. 1892 on the Insolyents Docket in the Cir
~ cult Court for Washington County.-Ordered
that the first Monday in the July Term of Ills
Court, next succeeding the date of this order be
fixed as the day for the said petitioner to appear
IN IN this Court, and answer such nterrogatories or
allegations as his creditors, endorsers and sureties
may propose or allege against lin and that said
peutioner by causing copy of this order to be
printed in some newspaper published in Washing
ton County once week for three successive
months prior to the said Monday in tho nrxt JnIv
Term OF the Court, give notice OF the fixing Of
sald day Tor the purpose herein recited
True CopN-T,st:.
fep' ~ ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
KEROSENE LAMPS.

THIs Invention is intended to insure SAFETY
l. in using Kerosene Oils. n
Its ncsiri5n and application is such as to cut OF
entirely all Communication OF heat to the Oil thus
rendcli ing ii absolutely impossible to explode the
Can be attached at trining expense to any
Lamp. ,,,,,nc, = r.
ny Also-PATENT ATTACHMENTS for ker-
oscue Lamps, u great saving i'll Chambers.
Sold only by
BELL & BRO,
deo5 Apothecaiics
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

The Board ofSchool Commissioners for Washing
to' County, VS.. John G. Dorsey and others
~ 0. 1875 in the Circuit Court for Washington
~ County, sitting as C5uit Of Equity-0gdered,
by the C.erk Of the Circuit Court, this l7h day Of
teb,,gary 1853, that the sal.s made and reported
bY William t. Hamilton, heretofore appointed
trustee Tor the sale OF the real estate in the pro-
cceaings OF this cause mentioned be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shewn
to the Court on or before the lAth Gay of March
nezt:-Provided, a copy of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper published in Hagcrstown at
least once week for three successive weeks, be-
fore the said last mentioned day.
Ihe report states the amount efsales to be ten
thousand nine hundred and seventy nine dollars and
eighteen cents. SO 9T9l3
True Capy-Tcst
Feo' 20 ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

In the matter of the application Of George g..
Ne c-Dowcll an II lvent Debtor, for the benefit Of
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro
vided,
MO. 1927 on the Insolvent Docket in the Circuit
IN Court for Washington County o. deted BY
the CCu, here this rst day of January, 1868 tbs.
the first Monday in til July Tenn OF this Court,
next succee ding the date oil this order be fixed "a
the day for the said petitioner to APPEAR in this
Ccuit,-aId GIewcr such inter- oeato. ics or alle.
may p:o, 0 : or .ge against him; and that said
petitioner by causing copy of this order to b.
p.inted in some newspaper published in Washing
ton County once week for three successive months
ii Court, give notice Of the ixns OF sad day ias
tho purpose herein fected.
True Copy-Test:
Jau9 ISAAC NEsBITT, Clerk
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Johnson's Cathartie Pills

One of the best pills in. use Tor all early stages
,i ot Biilous Fever, biyer Complaint and Jaundice.
blade of pure drugs from the original recent bv
-. BELL & BRO,
1aho Apothecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
WIDLUW IT ANE
With a choice assortment of
LIQUORS,

With choice assortment of
LIQUORS,
Of the very best quality which he is determined
to sell at the lowest prices for CASH his stock is
large and he takes pleasure in showing them.-
Call and see before purchasing.
CRANBERRIES. Fresh cranberries for sale
y by JAS. l. HURLEY.
dec5 Lyceum Building.
CHRIsTMAs FIx1NGs. Raisins, Currants,
~ C.tron, and in fact every thing requisite for
the pleasure Of inward man, for sale and always
on hand, by JAS. l. HURLEY,
does Lyceum Building.
roFFEE. Prime Rio and Government Java
Y Coffee for sale JAS. I. HUXLEY,
dec5 Lyceuui Building.
DANDELloN and Government Java Coffee for
- sale JAS. |. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyccum Building.
CTEwARTs oelobrstcd Syrup equal to Honey
- ior sale JAS. /. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyc.um Building.
DRIED and PRESERVED FRUITS of all kinds
~ for sale by JAS. /. HURLEY.
decl2 Lyccum Building.
CUCUMBER PICKLES hy the d17Gn or hun
dect2 Lyceum Baiiding.
CHEESE and CRACKERS, Prime Tf-ST and Fresh
>4sSseI sale by Jay Eyfsuh i h0HhEat baitaaity
00 BBLs, Half bbls of prime No. l& No.
~ Mackere! for sale cheap at
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

- -u-t-
= AY UP All nrrsnns indebted TO tie late
m'f heDOWELL & MCKEE. either by note,
bn"k Accounts or Judgments, are earnestly re
0EhSroWH FOUNDRY and settle up. "A tur
heI indulgence cauhot BE- given.
The und.rsigncd is desiruu. also that all N NOTES
and ACCOUNTS alesdy rnatured, due him, be
closet up. ~
noFZe Z McKEE,
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Pure Portland Kerosne Oil

WARRANTED pure article at az reduced
price oy Belle 4 BRO,
J'"tN AHothaearics
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Coal Oil chimneva,

"A MOTHER lot of Extra Thick Anneacd Chin.
- THss't-J"St recsfvedb by BELL g. BRO,
Apocheearies.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
JUST receiving and will keep constantly Oh hand
srye ard we'll rs oltd collie ction al kind Of eco
pertaninG to our business
FREaNvR MCDOWELL.
uattcrs. between WasiI ou House and Square.
HATS, CAFs, CANES, UMsR; LAS, Sc.
Of the above we are con'tan'ly receiving new tuH.
pco therefore all the latest styles uay be found At
FRAENER s. McDOWFLL'4,
Doors h asst OF Washington House.
HOME MADE HATS
All styles kept on hand for real hard service. Cal
AMI exaA inc them st
FaEANER McDowELI's,
Manufacture ors.
T AIDES FuRs.
Special palma will be taken to keep up a comp,st,
assortment. AL the rr-des TO he bAtat
FREANER 4 McD0WEl LIS.
HoRsE Ell 'SsETs'
Sist receiving large and fine co!lo,tion wo hav,
Kind 10 suit evS ry one 4 ,r,.,.,.....
Do,rt Eas, Of Washlo gton house.
DrFFALO ROBES AND sLEIGH BLANKETS.
Ca and see OR supply as !, selected TO Flea
lovers Of comfort. ALI ought this talb by
FREAHER + MCDOWELL.
GLOVES GLoVxsl GLOVES,
VI
al varieties Rai qualities.
BUCK ski,
SHEEP.SYiN,
D JG-S2iN,
BEAVER,
COTTON,
GUANTLrTTsS
SHORT GLOVE S
Tho he'' Of everything at the low st -!cls. Csi
and see for !oursef.
F2EANER & MCDOWELL,
O'3t Eagerstown
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Parlor Stoves 1!

4 NEW supply of various patterns, just reeeiv-
Aed at the Hagerstown Foundry.
ueei@ L. MCKEE.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
KEROSEE,E R.6WPs.

LAMP SHADES & GAS SHADES.
a large assortment containing many new and
beautiful styles. Gas shades a. low ~ 10 cents.
BELL BRO
naval Apoihecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
Medicated Tar Drnns.

4 bEEof the most convenient and popular renc-
- dies now employed for Coughs, Colds Hoarse-
soIS h.. hMS'ina'ic Anecuons, Offensive Breath, &C.,
sou ps BELL BRO,
JAM" Apothccares
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27

Articles for the Present Season,
Cold Cream, Csmphur Ics, CAmphur Cream, Ga
cumber Creslu, Glyoerine Cream, Glycsrins aGt
S"iidihsd GlS cerine lee fr, shly prepared By
BELL d BRO. Apstbtsartss
Maryland free press., 1863-02-27
CIEAP STOVES.

,errelot of Sacood Hand CIIAMBERSTofE ES 1
4 inIe wood viii be sold cheap TO close out All
in rood order. Call and see them, at tne iags
town Foundry. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-07
The weather is cleo and warm.
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 5th.-To-day has
witnessed another furious bombardment
of Forts Wagner and Gregg by the enc
my's feet and land batteries. The firing
was begun at daylight. and was main
tanned steadily until dark. 4 monitor is
now firing at Fort Moultre.
Another assault on battery Wagner is
deemed not impossible tonight. Since
last night no further attack has been
made on brick built Sumter, which. has
been held twenty days against all efforts
'of the enemy's great guns, by land and
sea.
Seven thousand five hundred and fifty
one shots have been fired at it. Three
thousand five hundred and ninety tive
have struck outside, and two thousand
one hundred and thirty inside. The flag
has been shot away fourteen times. Or
ders against exposure having beenrigidly
enforced our casualties were few.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 90 II 4. NJ
The bombardment of batteries Wagner
and Gregg has been incessant for the last
80 hours. The noise of the cannonade
is tremendous. Last night the enemy
landed near Cummings Point in barges
and assaulted battery Gregg The as
sault was repulsed. No particulars have
yet been received.