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LABoRKRs FROM ENE LAND.

LABoRKBs FROM ENGLAND.
The Immense drain which the armies of
tho Union have mnde upon the labor of the
West is beginning to be severely felt by
our farmers. It was difficult. for. them to
get help on any terms in some sections Of
the State to gather the crops, and in some
places in fact many fields were entirely
wasted While our farmers in the West
are thus suffering for labor, thousands in
England are on the verge Of. starvation
and arc only anxious to find where they
can earn an honest living. On this subject
The following letter will explain itself.
80 = PAx1oz, H., Dec n, 1864.
GrsT1ENEs 11 E IN: want little assistance from
you which think Jou can render without
much trouble to 'yourHclges. This wnr has
drained this. country Of laborers. while in
5abor, and would come to this country If they
coal9 get money to pay their. fare. I have
Ehgnhh nelEhbors who have acquaintauccs
fhat want to come: Now could m arrange
Meht 9e ma4r NTH some shipper to bring
a1 ,,an t1,ew eu thare @ to Chicago. we could
The hands Of some Responsible person and INV
HEM on the arrival Of the person. As. nv ~
are acquainted F1th the business, men who
are shippers could you not lay this mattnr 1,c.
fore them, and see: It they could not bring
laborers from England to supply: the farmers
who:euhcr for help: Thousands Of acres
must 60 uncultiyatcd, many. must suspend
business, and many WIN be Obliged to pay
more wages fhnn all their produce Ein sell
for, unless some plan can be devised to chip
lnborers from England. VIII Jon be SO kind
rs 10 lay this before some enterPrisfng ship.
per, and send me the result In brief com
1nunication, speedily. I know Of several
Young men ID England who nov: want t
come to this place to work If: they coult
only Get money to pay fare. Gould v.
pay their fare in Chicago We could saTe ths
1sek and per centage Of sending money tt
England. Yours IN much esteem, -
f:<:'. !: -: :*W,f- " BLANCHARD.
31essrs, .Mears & Co. at once handed thi
letter to our fellow:citizen, Henry Greene
baum, i, ESD, who has for several years bee1
engaged in that business. In reply to
letter from the Chicago house. tlirty-tw
Go:,ars, the price Of passage ticket. wa
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# There arc thirty-two regiments Of
twoyears' volunteers from NcW York. Their
terms OF service will expire in April aud
May. The nine months men Of Massac1u-
sctts and Pennsylvania will be at liberty in
the Epriup
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"CuANGMa THEIR THE Detroit
Tribune says that the British soldiers on the
Canada side of the Detroit River, are contin,
ual1y changing their base Of operations. That
is they come over on the American side and
Join the Federal army,
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Co1.REcT1oS.-ln an article on our yester-
days second poge, second column, commenc-
Ing "The New York Tribune and Chicago
Ti,ass," it should have been The New York
Tribune and New York Ismes.s
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Ono oSENAToRs.-Thc Cleveland Leader in
Inmates that the members Of the Ohio Legls-
lature who were elected Union Democrats
will refuse to support the Republican nomi-
nee for United States Senator.
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Aid far Laucoshfrc.

The following is the cargo Of the good snip
George Griswold, which sailed from New York
on the 9Th fer England, with the contribu-
tions Of the New York merchants to the=tary-
Ing people Of Lancashire, Eng:
LESS br1s. Of four, 20 brlB. of beef,
BIB boxes OF bread. 112 boxes OF bacon,
50 br1s. Of pork, tierces Of rice,
S167 bags Of corn, 2bags Of rice.
125 brta. Of bread,
From The Produce Exchange 800 bfls Of -four,
600 brls. OF corn, 60 brls. Of pork.
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TT, TOOK THE PREMIUM

At tho State Fnir For gentleman OF tastr wealth
and pos1tion wishing 70 retire from the exciting
- the God VI nsturs intended e should live This IL
indeed one of those rare opportunities to secure for
presented to nan more than ONCE or swice in . nss
nni that canses III aalo FL paftcnisTs nIdssss q
c.1l upcn r. n CUMMINGS, Es sonth CLARK street.
Ch!engo Illinois or upon J. n. STOREY, Es1.. James
Vile. N{Aconain- f11.Ysst1ra
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REPORTED DEATH OF Ex-GovEREoE PACK
ER.-1t is reported that William F. Packer,
ex-governor Of Pcnnsylvania, died on Friday
morning at Williamsport.
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TORONTO EIEc1IoS.-Mr. BoWcs has been
elected Mayor Of Toronto. There were four
candidates. Bowcs has 5!2 majority over all
Total yotc 1854.
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FOR SALE-One Of the most
al! combined ii ons-ihas has eyer been offered for
sae In the Western market The property consists of
lsaa ,e itlt plenty ot a,' and u eiese pso.i.
lis attractive beauty. Much tins and money fas bre
spent IN ebe11ishlnE tho property and In erecting
education and fseueucns. i Is tocsted Win .hfee
H1e1 md .dainnR lie ef CI q Janss7ie Wscans
"A - \
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TOR SALE-A Rosewood Case
IL Piano. iron fsaIuc bass overstrung In good order.
made ty the best Eastern maker cost ts7 price 3t13
with handsome cover. Apply at los Harrison street.
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; As close, nc arc forty milcss from the
mouth Of the Arkansas River. There is =
genera! halt, whether for the purpose Of land
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TOR SALE-I2are chance. We
L. will dispose Of tho stoc lease and nxtufes Of onr
we'll known and NbcEany patrpnlzed boot and 9hoe
Store No. Dearborn street on reasonable ter.ns be-
jafS.z5-fra ~ ~ KELLEE BROS.
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TOR SALE-l80 Acres of Land in

HUN DtAIE~lBU ACRES OF J3nU In
- Lee county. n!tnols. 50 Aercs fenced with hossd
fcnca and 60 Acres broke and under pough Improve.
Ments cost 81 co. No better and u Tho State of
illlnots Five miles from suhlstte: s.x 1Eom Amboy
Price Il: per acre. Casl. Apply to Geo. =. nJTd No.
101 Dear be m street tat.txS11$
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TOR SALE-A Certificate Of De-
4 roste on Edward l. Tinkham 4 Co.. dated Aug.
10th. 1 for Two Hundred ThrtyTwo and s. 1oo Dol
ata will be sold for Thirty Dollars application 70
WI. n. SAMPSON. Room s Metropolitan Block.
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TOR SAIE.-The stock Of a small
J. Retail Grocery in good location. VIII be sold
cheap for Cash For particulars Inquire Of c. Wso-
sttT: corner OF Market and Washington streets.
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A MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
II LISHMENT FOR SALE, centrally located. tR
Chicago. yequlruE csplal OF from 10 twenty-five
thousand dollar good business T. now donu. which
CO: I'nsen.ent OF No. 2 Board Of Trads Dui1dla&.
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TOR SALE-Ten beautiful Bnild~
!ne 1et.. on the wsst Side. as - e1ch Az.
Farm, very low for CASH. For rarhcnl1rs address F.
O. Dox l@60 or call at Room No. Is Mccormick Ruf1d-
Ing fa14z&fW
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As want to sef immediste,v. wt11 offer thorx yerv
low md Ut sQch prices thst tho hoc capital Invested
will he rcp1d BY tho rents In little two yea31
This II decidedly rare chance for men with ANAL capi.
al Who wAsT 70 fssEsr THa1A MONEY! AAJzlT AND
TO T7Tx GRxNTIsT ADVANTAGE AprfY to T. F. A
WAGNER, 100 Indians street, (up.stairB,) between
Franklin and Market fs9y0QQ6t
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FOR SALE-One hundred dozen
\ finished Calf aud quantity Of Harness Leather
Of superior tanuage. At 18l North Ktnzis street.
destY41t1m JOHN CLOu9H CO.
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Our Losses could not be ascertaincd last
night: Only rough estimate can be placed
upon it at this hour. The slightly wounded,
are dreadful, some companies and regiments
literally decimated in numbers. Fifteen hun
drcd In killed and wounded would prohably
under rather than over estimate. We heard
seycrs1 officers giya from 900 to q, 900 as the
loss. The latter Is unfortunately too Likely
to be the nearest guess.
Msny of our men were wounded carly In
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TOR SALE-oO acres Of Land in
Il the South Division. between stase And Lae,lse
and Rio Grnnds aud Bnena Vista streets. One-third
Of purchastn. suhdlysion this presents rare
opportunity. Apply to GEO. II. fIIGGtN3ON sodth-
enst corner OF Cark ann South Water atrccfs room l.
Whecfers Block. iaJTFkN
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TOR SALE-A second hand Eight
~ Ho1se Power Portable E.nxinp In good order
cheap for Caah- Apply to GEO. DUNBAR s CJ,.
~ aud q Dearborn street, fArs. zt9.f~
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FOR SALE.-Schr. T. 7. .Ayory,
Il capacl&y 1850 bushels Corn EVERYTHING CON-.
p!ete for the Gsnn Trade For particulars jlauro Of
jAi1y9sl.:w 3AGILL i LATHAM
EORSAIE-.A desirable Residence
n Lot 57 By 15s feet on Worth Dearborn street-lov
rkro7t 4 1f7VHHf Eo,,fta rtraf 4.fn
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:fpr 5alt.

TOR SALE-Fiye Frame Houses
= nnd Lrsac. Tie subscriber being about 10 leare
thls city oEe r sale HOUSE 3s and Houses als an2
~ in front and EcHr. On Fourth Aycnue. late nu1a1e
e r Low,
And for four years mp to May. 1867, House 2lS viii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

Nh. ErHERIpeE On THE CoEDucr OF THE
wh.-ws publish this week remarkable
letter OF the Hon. Emerson E,hesidgs.
formerly . member Of Congress from Ten
nessee, and late Clerk Of the House Of Re-
representatives.. He u strong Union man
The New York Herald gsys Of NJ e.. pro
ducsion: 1T l. N acute and mastery satire
on the conduct Of The war, and Il 20 well
done that The reader must frequently pause
to ascertain whether il 10 Irony o. MOI. o
sppaseasly sincere IL The eulogy. when I
turns ont. after nome0tS reflection. 70 b
bitter sarcasm. The letter bits I'll around
but particularly disseets With keen kDifs
The Abolition msssures that have beer
adopted. and the general misconduct Of tn
|wsr"
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kiaassd, Thsy ss~ hasv ~ the wss =
sos 70 tses eokdss,ed = % bpsivs them
ussed essssily 'pf - poFsns their prop
ssty; end they sow have punitive proof that
ssssssisaisls asi xssihasa anppnr'
hssds. who charged that the var vss p Be
finally wseed sesissl Ne South - . sfcuos'
instead 81 shs Rebel I'D sAsls. alias. wsss
guilty o. fsIsehood. Fsshesuose. there y
large party q the North who have pess's'
|sensly refused 70 regard the African g the
best representative Of the hu'sss race
rhIs infss Of negro = ~ d" much % s''ang
shst opinions. aid By the same means
Southern manners end cussoms Gill become
gradually introduced north o. the Ohio end
Potomac. rendering orr people more homo
Iesrous than IL former umes. Thus ~
will again become united and loving PEG
lpls. The Ion and the lamb-the contract
Ios and The contssbsnd- will lie down toge'h
Ier. and then the milIenium will have come
Excuse the haste with which I write. sn'
sccept assurances Of my highest regard.
Very respectfully. your obedient servsn'
En-. ETHsRiDGE.
To J. N. Tomeny. 9 D. johnson sn'
,lothevs, Me,nphis. Tenn.
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0rThs ssws duriag The vssk be- bees
exciting bsssro-dsy puts mere qsiet lace %
alf,iss. All b quiet With he army Of The
Posooac. Nobody sssas % know whore
Gen. L. ssd bic sseel bosls see. Gsa.
Nilsoy hss had battle with 0oos E~oll.
'asd been eoapslls6 = svsesale Winehssses,
Va, ed tetssss With Ice e 1000 asa.
|Tho retsls sAss eosssed Pssusyl vssia hsvl
lien Wi(hoss Ding aseh dsosgs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

0TOss hssdssd and sixty Esss Tssnes-
|seeass recruited from among the rebel pri-
lsossss q Csmp Mossos sos the sth Tennes-
sse cavalry. Ieft Indianapolis or Saturday
10 join their regiment q Lexington, Ky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

REruRsED.-Cspt. Jss. c. MeConahay. o
Co. a, 49th Ipdisna Vols. arrived q home
70 day on : short furlcugh. The gallant
Captain wss ounded while bravely leading
bic men in the brilliant charge. which drove
The rebels from their position q the battle
Of Black river bridge. lie Left vicksbure
last Saturday. and i confident that ou'
troops will soon reduce that strong hold
lie says the volunteers from Dubois in HE
regiment ore al 10 good spirits. and deter
,mised that the rsbeiIios must BE- queIled---
This 10 the 6sst respite from setive du'y
which the Captain has had sisee nusiere'
To, nov nearly two years.
Capt. McConahsy kindly furDishes y
With the following partial list Of killed and
| Onn6ed IN the two companies from ihi'
L y 10 the l9th. 10 The battles in and
| asou nd vicksbusg.
Killed in Co. .-Psivstes:-A Andrew
Speedy. Green c. Mason. Johr Ferguson.
Wounded-Csps. J. @. neCosshay: p
Lieut.. Jess Crook; Sssgesns's- Allen h
Young. John r. Psstsrsoss Nathan p. Gil
let Corpossls--I esnder West. James N
Ellis +; Privaies - Wiley Evsrts. Pete
Lager.
Oonpssy I-KiIIsd:- Nicholas Krsas
aad sos.
Wossdsd 49, Private Johs Graves
oovogoIV. 4.
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sTns oaEAr IssUK BEronE THE cousrkS
% TENS: SHALL ABOLITION rur DOVE tn
Usios, On SHALL THE UsIoH rur pows
porsrrou s"-tlRsRY ClAY. 1851.
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MoRE ASoIszIon SEcEssIoH.-The abo.
lilion majority IL tho IIliaois legislsturs
hsvs followed the example Of the abolition
secessioaisss o. Isdisns. end the Goverso'
hes issued proclamation psoscguise shs
Legislature until 1865. The Republican,
left the Hall. breaking : quorum. Tn
Democrats tried % eoasinue shs session
bot Gsdisg themselves pose rless. entered
protest % he record, asrsissisg the Gov
|essor for HE ususpstions and uneosssisusioa
|al acts and Informally len their seats. %
rscoeuixi q The sdjoursment.
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ALBANY. Juue I6.- General Mcclellan i
iu Albany for the purpose Of aiding Cover.
nor Seymour in orgsnizisg ssd sesdise
forward troops for the defence q Pssssyi.
vsnis. Al, Ut 100 men srs already seeuf.
"a, and they are beginning 70 g forward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

wAsHiscrcs. June Is--Ths Preadsns
hiss issurd proeIamsiion sfstine shss Tho
rebels are threatening % invade Nsylssd.
PennsylssIis. Western virgisis ssd OAio.
ne fhesfore calls INFO service 100 co men
from The following Ssstes: 5000 from
'Pennsylvanis. $1,000 from Ohio. 10000 from
Mary land. and 70 600 iron Western Virgin
l.. 10 be mustered into the United Ssssss
service forthwith and 70 serve s month"; froe
the ds'e u mastering 10 ezeeps sooner Sis.
charged.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

nO1s~ - 40 -
NOTICE 10 hereby gives shss 10 us6ss.
~ signed has bees sppoissed Adoise'
trsior Of the estate Of George Hs0se'.
deceased. Said esisse . supposed - -
solvent.
juns 20, 1663-3~s
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Hens AsAss.-l1spsss, Gees Marriages -
Jshs Aekssnsss. sve q 10 wsetbss bsstss
|ssd bsssls-sssBsi seldissse = ~ 9Th Isdi-
|sns vsls. arrived q he0s . fsslesgt
|TAsssdsy. We sss GID y ~ that shsi'
weusds srs fat healing. They ere brave
lsoidisss. who have molly done their duty il
Tie hour oi their country's trial.
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INDEPENDENCE BALL.
FOURTn o. July, 1893.


The psoeFissos q ihe Osses
n%4.<vAs Tree Hotel sskes pleasure
H I. i.sss.ise 80 !. 49,. 80
~ EE$ e. ssIsbrsliog Isdspss-
deacs 1sy q dc Hotel go ae3 ALI nike
froa jasper, o. 10 Troy sse4 = s1Isss.e
mssuer, end Invites ~ psbne = esscse.
There will - : 6se uesssy - ssa:eo .
70 o,eIock. a. r. - dsseiog Uill bsg.a
n IL epaeious hall, immeiiassly s5les. ~
Ne engaged ne fsil asd spIesdid bssss ssss
az laser % make The @usic Ios - eessesee'
Rehsshnssss u III kisds 80 ssd'
rate dinner snd suppeS will - peovi6ee:
June IL, l565.-5n JOHN OPEL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

Thoass 8. Page, Isse Auditor of THE
Hease, now candidate for that once on the
UnIoo ticket, hss proved defaulter 70 the
State 70 The amount Of 10000.
The sboss Dispatch discIoiss but one Of
many Instances where rosuss hsvs sssuaed
|shs name q Union. bsessss sksy thought 4
populss. sss shs purpose q sssslisg the
|psoplSs meaey. We hsvs % doubt nine
IsSsshs d he so-ssIIsd UsIos. q AbolItiou
leaders. Il hearts eesld b exsniusd, woslt
IL Sous1 . black q The core = die .pstriot'
lPses. Obi What UsiosIsms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-20

010overnos Morton hes issued snotheI
proclsms:ios. 10 which The distrust Of The
people. which l. provesbisI with hin ast
bic parry, ''sticks on fess . HE psinei
pal topic 10 subuissios TO the laws, whiIt
he himself tskss The iced IN violssisg them
ne slse sndsavsss y threats q insinidsts
IN Who do NOT think . No Goes. from e.
pressing their Views. Il woar %. Cover
|ses, uobsdy will b bsdly sesvst b you.
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ma ED,rs..-hAIk s'oss1Iy ,l.s q.
loyal nep Of Dpeois capa,y vanA ~ =
hear few words iron the army d he
Csmbsriasd. For the psesess ess osls
ssy. shss ve ere sill ssesnpei sre@ Z bsus
Murfreesbosc. We have bus liaIs excite
'mens here q this time. furfkes tkss sssissy
ceessriosed By the hopes q success. o.
fears o. defeat Of The army ssdes General
Grant. II H. srse osesaiossIIy go vvssh
and indignation l. slightly tisjIed y ne
news from Isdisss Of Busssrsus nsesiass.
and disloysl proceedings generally. Led On
By Dan. Voorhees, and Conpssy. ssi they
styling themselves Democratic. bot ssp esIy
: Disgrace 20 the name Of . true Deno~sss.
We have Democrats 10 shs sray here ssd
quite . number tor.
Bot oil sgrse II Dan voorhees, ssi Co.
u smcness The beer. we Try The worst
They are unconditional Usioa loving nes.
and value no party more thea their eossssy
and government. The army here eossiSess
|. that iss mesness enemies ore thess Moth.
ern bu''erru's and eoP7erhssds. poor COZ.
srdIy Dsv,Is. who are only Kept from the
enemies ranks fsr fear Of their own scalp.
The army here 10 sxpcesire 70 soos sose
forward 10 meet ~us foes 10 front, Willis
I'VE leave far behind sspw-Srsve ssdLoysl
hrasssso snuse css nosshsss Sossj Dssbs.
less old Rosy's artillery will SION be heard
laundering beyond the CumbesIsnd Mosa.
fains When We have first destroyed or
enemies in front then NE are q Liberty %
take care Of our enemies 10 The sesr. -
are all confident Of our ability 70 ssks
care of both: ne c0ssides ve hsvs
the irumps 10 our ovs hand ssd know
how 10 play the game. Az . eIosiae
.rsmsrk, l rhail say 20 men o. Bsssssnus
lpessusiion: II . besssr 70 seer niIlssx -
about your neck ihss The Dsssessss bsdgs.
!. for surely their gill b d@y o. secoaise
Tor ihose men that ere plsyias 70 the hand
= Of that one eyed msn. J~G Dsvis-
:" j. r. NossAs.
, Co. 4. ssh Rsss. Id. VOL
n II will be seen By The shove. The opinios
n Mr. Norman has Of his Demoesaiie fsiesds
n st hom~. and sIso The Lsi:ish desire. inssiIIsA
u into the minds OF some Of he soldisss. b
y psrtixsn leaders. 10 use their weapons. put
: INTO their hands ior The defeae q the eouasss
nj against persons ~hs have bees ~ishsu
'e iue cause. BY these issdrrs. denounced q
D dis.oysl- We are sorry thar sueh dssignisl
Il pnserpPu'ous cemsc rgues. = shoss vhs
b. .'hps misreprcsent facts 10 The seldisFs
IL, should receive . much eaeosssgesess =
y they do from headquarters; and further sss
Z prised that Friend Sosmsa shssli slIos
!. .b.mseIf 10 b. worked upon By them Shcsl'
% me ever return homo. Which ~e hope y
may. he will 6sd that these per oss sh'sa
nj he nov isnounces - dislSysI. are sesllI
y the most tru'y loyal Of any - The country
!. ard when he dispsssionstely examines shs'
. acis We think he viil acknowledge il.
- wAsHiscrcs. June ls.-Ths Presdsn
81 hiss issurd proeIamsfion sfssise shss ID
rebels are threatening 20 invade Maryland
pennsrlraris Western vir0inis and OAio
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orThs enrolment u progressing II thin
county without exciting The least attention
Our eiiissss are proudly aIwsys Isw-sbid'
log. Resistance has occurred IL two o.
three counties d The Sssss. end The mill.
lsssy have bees called % assist the carol
Linz officers. 0ns Provost Marshal has bses
KILLED.
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In NuUuvtstv "a "evS s>8ss-sy l~s8~"'e~~
Abolision Society. liz organisation i The
came a hat Of ,he State and Federal Gov
eminent. and The editor. though Imported
from abroad. i doing more 70 sustais The Go
rious Administration Of President Linsola
|shsn sny native born citizen q The Stsss
can DO Or Il willing 70 Do. This AboIisioa
! Society snd this Abolition newspapes. q
though conducted within the fosti6cs,ion'
\ d The city. l. doing. no doubs. mech 70 10
ducs The people Of Middle Tennessee 4
cease I'll further opposition % The wiss
gentle and consiilosionsl rsls-of our Dc
lnguIshed Chief Msgisvase.
| In Memphis. The hssvsss u tempting one
with cotton q dollar per pound spd lIksl,
I, eon,rsbands "lying sbous loose" or ssles
prising Northern friends Who love The "a
,ioa and wish |, preserved usdss ,hs guss
|, snsees Of the Consultation. may make =
. good thing Of t." Already Ihssr Of ssvssu
who have farms IN Kansas Iowa. lllinsil
! indiana, and other "loysls States. While
. ere nov veil titled ~ nsgtoss Who &c
| IbsIosgsd . lhs Usioa msa u ths Sousl
elFsels IKE ,bsss will tspd greatly 70 q
! ressorssion o. peace end harmony. ssd -,
terisllv cid IN removing the psejudics whis
! the people of the insurrsctioDsry Sssts
i have snssr,sined sgsinst their Nor,hel
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-22
THE DYING SUMMER.

Dying Summers gently gliding
Into Winters frigid grave
While the falling leaves are hiding
Beauties that around her wave
Still, are gems Of beauty glowing,
AS the grove she tessellates,
With the floral wonders growing.
Wonders that her life creates!
Rich and gorgeous is the pillow
Where she lays her dying head,
Midst the gold.fruit ripe and yellow,
And the flowers blue and red.
Happy Summer, bright and airy,
Brilliant, transient, linger still;
With thee, life and fay and fairy
Vanish all from mount and rill
Roses sweet, with dew-drops weeping,
Woo thee lovingly to stay
Silly streams and cascades lcaping,
Bid thee not in haste away
Laughing hours OF sunny gladness
Fall winds still will blow away
Leaving leaves to sigh in sadness,
As they wither day by day.
While the sultry Autumn's breathing,
Perfume from each dewy flower,
Summers hand is gently breathing
Garlands for her parting hour.
Youthful June and July glories,
With their beauties pass away;
Serve but Us menieato R,oris,
ofall pleasures bright and gay!
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-22
LETTER FROM VICKSBURG.
HEADQUARTERS l1TH ARMY CoRrs,
Vicksburg, Oct. 3, 1868.

DEAR HupRETH.- with rumors
the defeat Of Gen. Rose
Grams, the burning Of steamboats,, and
throwing mp Of works more formidable
than any hitherto known in or around
yicksburg, this city is in very lively
condition
1t is now almost q daily occurrence
for some boat to be burned. As the
water is SO low in the river, boats
are compelled to "tie up" at night.
There arc usually passenges who man
age to escape at these landings. leav.
ing strong suspicious that they are
the incendiaries, though Of course nc
one knows who the real author ol
all the mischief is.
1t is certain that there is determin'
cd and organized gang engaged ia
the work Of destruction, as they FIND
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-22

NUMBER 43.

was formerly cashier of the Burlington
railroad. The whole regiment monrns
his loss increasingly, The men we
lost number among some of the very
best in the command. a~
Our regiment viii be divided so as
to leave, one battalion at Sioux City.
another at points between here. and
Sioux City, and another along near
the State line, where the State tloops
were stationed last fall We are cut
ting, hauling logs and laying them mp
into n new Fort which we intend shall
be christened after our gallant Gener-
al, Fort Sully." The 9th Iowa is in
tip top order. except its horses, and
wonld cheerfnlly hail an order remov-
ing them to the sunny South, this com.
ing winter, where they could strike a
telling blow at the rceling rebellion,
which, seems now to be tottering to it's
FALL A DAKorIAS.