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b. The rebels took one of Ericsson s
" devils " at Charleston But the tele-
graph announces that two other devils"
have gone there in its stead. So Charles
ton, like the demoniac in the scriptures,
may find her last state worse the frs"
Nashville Union.
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FOR SALE

A SUBURBAN RESIDING, A DELIGHTFUL
n place OF 80 Acres of Land, Two Story Frame
House, containing twelve Rooms, Kitchen, two
Cisterns, Stable, Corncrib, Sun ke-house, &c. The
land is tastefully anged with Vegetable Garden
aud all the choice varieties OF bearing Fruit Trees
and Shrubhery, well fenced and in prime order.
ANY one wanting nice plaza can be accommo-
dated by calling at the Pcayune Mill, or address
ing p. o. Box ZEE. myzS-1m
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MARsHALs SALE will sell at public
auction, on Saturday morning, June 9th,
1868, at the hour of 10 o'clock, at the
canal bridge, on Main street, Evansville,
the canal boat, Eudora, now lying in the
canal below Main street, to be removed
within three days after the sale
BY order of Council
HIRAM NELSON,
City NdrShaL
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WANTED.

Gold, Silver ana Demand
Notes. Also, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes. at
Copeland's Savings Bank, No.
4 First street. If.
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aL Gen. Banks expresses the expec-
tation, in a prieate letter, that Louisi-
ana will soon be ready to enter the IN
ion again, and this time as a=free State
He does not think that the difficulties of
recognizing civil institutions will be
great after the military strength of the
rebels shall have been broken, as it has
been effectually in the Opelousas region
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A LITTLE TOO Much CHARcoAL.-By
the Interpolation of an additional cypher
we were made to say that brakes ma
jority was over 10000. 1t should read
1900. at
Thirty thousand majority would be a
little TOO much charcoal for even ST.
Louis.
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B9 Miss Mulock gives it as an item
ofdomestic felicity, that the man of the
family should be absent at least six hours
per day.
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LEAVING HIS COUNTRY FOR HIS CoUN-
TRY's GooD.-The papers announce that
"Jesse D. Bright is about to make tour
through Europe" Ifhe remains there
long enough he may meet his friend jeff.
Davis, who will also, before long, 'lnake
TOUR through Europe" if he amt hung.
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The traitor, Tom Seymour, who was
badly defeated in Connecticut for Gov
ernor, writes to the New York Copper
heads his deep sympathy and virtuous
indignation at the arrest and Punishment
of Vallandigham. "a fellow feeling
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishing to make
tour through Europe this summer, of
fers his SAW MILLS, situated at the
mouth of Pigeon Creek for sale on long
terms, and price to suit purchaser
May %, 1868. JOHN A. RIETZ.
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ns@ The Strawberry Supper next
Tuesday evening promises to be one of
the grandest affairs of the season. The
ladies will spare no pains to make it a
pleasant evening to all. As it is for a
worthy object, let all attend.
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c, ,,, - IN The Fanderburgh
STATE OF INDIANA, Circuit Court, October
NANDERBURGH COUNTY Term 1863 No RI
George Koerckel,
VS.. Divorce.
Catharine Kocrckel.
APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT ON FILE
in the Office of The Clerk of the Court afor aid
that the defendant in the above entitled action is
not residents Of the State CT Indiana. Notice of
the tendency of such action Ohe object of which
is to obtain divorce) is therefore given to said
Catharine koerckel; that The same will stand for
trial at the noxt term of the Court aforesaid to
be begun and held at the Court House, in the
City of Evansville, in the County and State afore.
said on the second Monday in october, 1861.
Witness Louis RIGHT T, the Clerk of said Court
at Evansville, this 2Ist day of May 1863.
LOUIS RICHTER Clerk v. c. c.
NJ. S. johnson. Pl'fs Atty my2gw3w
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TAX NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
L delinquent on the duplicate for SG2 would do
well to call at my Office settle the same if they
"lsh 10 save further costs, for 1 shall proceed to
collect according 10 law.
LEROY CALVERT, T. V. c.
Nav 4. 1S63.-3w wa
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Agency of the U. S. $40 Year Loan.

subscriptions will be received for U.
S. $50 6 per cent bonds, until the 1st of
July, when the privilege of subscribing
for this loan will cease.
The Interest, payable semi-annually,
in gold, commences from date of sub
scription.
- SAM'L BAYARD,
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uOmE In EXISTS.

geA Hiram Nelson wishes us to keen
it before the people, that he will after for
sale, at the Court House door, in the
city of Evansville, OH Friday, June 5th,
all the lands and town lots belonging to
the estate of Horace Dunhorn, deceased.
The property is all desirable. A plat of
the lands may be seen at the Office of
Asa Iglehart, or the city council room.
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u. S.
1858
PENSION AGENCY.

BOunties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Soldiers discharged by reason of
wounds, can get 500 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency Letters of in
quiry, with stamp always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS
Pension Agent
Office, Post Office building First street
Evansville. Jan. 26-ly.
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BG- The Broderick monument at
San Francisco is finished, and ready for
the statue. The monument is thirty feet
high.
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sT The tobacco crop in Indiana this
yeas, will be increased three-fold over
the production of previous years.
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BaH Frank Leslie's Monthly, for June,
has been received by Dooell. 1t is by
far the best number yet issued, and bids
fair to rival Cooley.
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NOTICE.
Co-Partnersbin Formed

TEE UNDERSIGNED lave ASSOCIATED
the selves together for frarsac'ing a Boot
and Shoe business i'll Evansville, Indiana al No 20
Nam street, at the Old stand of W II Walker in
the name and style of Walker & Evans
WILLIAM H. WALKER,
myI2 DE G. EVANS
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pa- The New York Daily Ne,os STYLES
Vallandigham a mobile, affectionate
patriotic martyr.
AN we hear enough of that"
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Wanted.

Two good female cooks, also two girls
do chamber work. Good wages Civ
en-. Apply Immediately at the Ameri-
can House. J. J. PILLsBURY.
mav26lw.
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neA Elliott's family grocery is only
asking 81 90 per bushel for potatoes
the best that grows Call and look be-
fore they are all gone.
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BE- Our young friend Tom Wheeler,
of Memphis, has repeatedly favored Us
with late papers from that city.
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WAR NEws AND REpoKTs,-The Louis

WAR News AND REPoETs.-The Louis
vile Journal of Wednesday contains a
special dispatch from Murfreesboro',
which says that Col wilders' mounted
Infantry Brigade had been out looking
up Colonel breckenridge Rebel caval-
~, and Ending them II miles this side of
McMinnville, put them to fight, captur-
ing prisoners, 25 serviceable horses,
and 80 head of beef cattle, and burned
their abandoned tents and baggage
Among the captured are two surgeons,
with rebel mail.
=F'r'--'~9--T----@-i' 49, a--;nG relininns
service in breckenridge camp last
Sunday, a courier brought from General
Wheeler, at McMinnville, despatch to
Col Breckenridge, informing him of the
fall of Vicksburg, and stating that Penn
berton escaped with the greater part of
his army, but lost all his artillery.
Among the papers capturad was an
order issued by Bragg on the 18th, di-
recting the sending to the rear of all
sick and wounded soldiers, wagons, and
superauous baggage calculated: to i'm
pede march He also ordered all the
cavalry under Wheeler to report at Col
umbia within FIVE days.
The Surgeons who were captured say
5000 troops were sent from Tullahoma,
to jackson, and that the railroad is in
such bad repair that they were four days
coming from Wartrace to Chattanooga.
There are but seventy-one cars on the
road at all serviceable.
Well ascertained movepents indicate
purpose to evacuate their position in
front of Rosecrans.
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RRUSHES-A supply of Shoe, Horse and Scrrh-
- bling Brushes constantly On hand and for SOL
~" pS :. +. GILBERT Il Co.
No. Sycamore Strest
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 2Sth inst, by the Rev.
W. H. hcCarcr, Mr.. 0RIN II. STIMsoN to Miss
AUGUSTA ELEMENTS, all of this CITY,
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HeA- Joe Davis, of Adams Express,
favored US with late papers last night.
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E9" A fine assortment of Photo
graphic Albums for sale cheap at j.
Perry Elliott's City Gallery, No. 8
Second Street
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GROCERIES.

M ESTERN RESERVE CHEESE-25 boxes
w just received, for sale low by
myZ9 s. Z. GILBERT & Co.
No Sycamore street
EVANSVILLE COTTON YARNS-25 bags, 50O's,
Ifl COOS and 70U's, for sale at reduced prices.
my29 S. E. GILBERT & Co
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NEW ORLEANS sUGAR-5o hhds large grain.
IN new crop; tor sale by
). L. GILBERT 4 CO.,
sP29 No. SycamoreStreet
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FOR SALE.
TAKEN UP.

A LARGE RED COW, WITH A CALF A
n week old Theowner can get the same
by calling at the Flat-Boat "Old Dick" near the
upper Saw Mill. my26. ct
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

by ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
- the City of Evansville, will sell at pubic
auction, on Saturday, the 18th day of june, 1863,
at o'clock in the forenoon, on the wharf in front
OF said city, lot of old iron, lying there to
be removed within three DAYS after said sale
HIRAM NELSON,
may ~ CITY Marshal
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Trimmed Bonnets.
LUMBER.

NJHEN YOU WANT FLOORING, Wealth.
w erboarding, Dressed inch Lumber Castings,
Mouldings. Ceiling, Sash, Doors, OF anything els
nice in the building line, order or buy Of
JOHN +. GLOVER,
ap6d&wlm Cor. Main and Seventh Streets.
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AND
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THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE
l. Estate of NJ. W. Fgster, deceased, offer for
sale the following very vaInabis City Property:
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NOTICE.
Court Notice.

In the Yanderbursh
Circuit Court, October
Term, 1868. No. 80.
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nlyl2
, 1863-07-27
-.r-
Tffta tttktttfttt)tNij

brave, dHbhlng C,lontl uricranh. latuly
,llnde n grand to,it through tho Vont'qlrra.
~, mud upon li# return pro'loI'netl thu
hugtiB htlhir Il mere shell. lila assertion
llan been proved true. md thu AIIelt Ii HOW
col'hpatug, cxpoaIng noth!ng Int dust autl
1ot.enneta within. John Morgsn,ll othor
dhy,took rido through Ohln md Inllann.
Tue only shells l,u no'lud, were l'o}oral
al'ells flying about Ills ours, whtc1, not only
dIasipAted llla troopers, but 30 atlrtglltca
John Morgan thnt he took to lts hocls like
n cowardly sneak and deserted Ills own
men. Within forty.oight hours atlcr Ills
landing In 1ndlana, 10000 men worc in
arms. He had not crossed tho border bc.
fore the Buckeye 8ta.c was in the llcld, md
al every step John Morgan took, he ran
against d rural bnyonct. Grierson wna
fully satisfied with Ills raid. 1lc met with
no orposltion, found everywhere nothing
hut dissolutlon and decay the shell ready u
collapse and cracking at cvcry convolution
Morgan, 1t is to be presumed, ~ satisact
with Ills. Hc met with opposition every
where, found prosperity and wealth. popu
lous c1tiea buay with traffic and munufac
turc, and people industrious, hardy ant
united In their 1calty to their Government
AT every step he took, IN armed nun, tht
symbol Of liberty, sprang up before him
Every hearthstone had Its defender, nj
roof offered him welcome. His raid wa
continued fight from the legions tha
confronted him at every turn, and to-day
hc is fugitive sneak seeking shelter u
best he may with handful Of disgusted
dispirited, gray~backcd troopers, The con
trast is significant.
, 1863-07-27
FROM WASHINGTON.


lcoF'h hpo"a'n'' u,'na q; ~, su'so ,a,l a.."a"e
N, ,romc. n. Eadcs tlo ,cll.rnowo ~ H.
1an,. eunloat builder Inns 1.,a hrf,ro tho M.
~ r,c,mrtmcpt model. p1.n. mn, snccIfle,.
,i,r. tor t,n,,atnr Arst ci,.. ,ron c,od oco,r
steamer In his nayy vard nj Al. Ionts. 1to
proroscs to make vessel of tho same class as
to tixc, md power Of armament Us tho New
Iropsldcs, and our o,lcr la,rcst eljps of war,
Tho crper1ment of nst5,,r+tnr n nnyy for
, 1863-07-27

wattu Will, Are, and ho destroyed tho br!lgna
that wosc over the rivers, md carried oil t'Iclr
horses and their com anil their catto; mud put
nil thcu that rcs!stcd tho new gospel OF poace
to tho sword.
ID So the people hogan to understand the
mystery ef the new gospel; and they gtutlded
1t; and they eaid, yet d little while, md the
E|xgah ellatl be restored to his bondage, aud
thc Tehlvulrcc md the Phlresahs sha1i be our
na.ters, and peace thall ra1o tho land Win
rod Of Iron, and VIC shall compromise our
10. Now !, even I, Benjamin the scribe. tue
brother Of phcrnanalwud. have written these
tt,pgs. not Of my own viii, or OF the prompt.
tt,gs Ut ny own heart. for the truth ls not In
n.e. But 'forasmuch as the spirit Of prophecy
hath dcfcendel upon mo, Ike Bala1m, the
ION OF Bcor, l have uttered the inncrmost
Thoughts OF my heart In mine own despite,
aud hayo written the mystery Of tho now
gospel or peace.
, 1863-07-27

General 0udirot, Duke Of Reggie, and the
.ldsst son. of Marehal Oudiuot Of the first
empire, died In Paris on the 7th inst. He was
ip the I'D year of lis age atthe time. During
the reign Of Napoleon l., he performed some
brilliant services. By which he rose to the
rank Of Major In the ChesseM,s de 0ardt, On
Ronnpa1te's return frou, Elba, 0uaInot re-
fidelity was rewarded by speedy advancement
to the rnnksof Colonel and Brigndler General,
After the Revolution OF July, 1880, Oudinot
resigned bis commission; but In 1886 was
again called into active service In Africa. He
took part in various expeditions and engage
M nts with the Arabs, utter which lie was pro-
NOTED to Lieutenant Generalship.
cal didatc to the Chauber Of Deputies tor
Saumur, which he succeeded in carrying. f.:
was reelected four years. afterward. His
1,iace In the Chamber Was usually with the
left centre OF opposition. Aflcr the revolution
Of 1913 he gave In his adhesion to-the republic,
aud was appointed to the command Of tue
army Of observation In tue Southeast.
1nemhcr at the Chau1bcr OF Deputies from
tw o t1istrIcts, choosiDg 10 rcrrcscntthc Meusc.
The command of the hon.nii expedition sent
out by Prince Napoleon IN lsiA was entrusted
to Oujinot. The i!istor! Of that event is well
known. Although further hnnors were be
cess, the ltnetal refused to idcullfg iimsel
Will that 1u1peslaf 'eytu1e whtclt followed tti.
ttyrlutfon Of 1851. Tn tic conrnty, be t1,;iti.
Il determined but Intellectual atts.itpt ut re
slstancc}, whtfeupon lie WINS tres It'd attt
tlruwtt thtn pti:pt Tllts erc'tt eused hi
ntlttrs ai'd I}olIffai sa'ser rhirl t was ;,IE
a ,s as0'isF FaF IL IL IL. iss' ysa: = e aE m @ e
ii1ihE III FttlFtititlt iit hid 1t ii. l''tile Ii
ftG HUE HuttEtkiie:
, 1863-07-27

Presiding Elder Brntton, of the Methodist
Church North, whose arrest ut Chtliicothe,
Missouri. together With that Of II. s. Har.
baugb, Of the Chi|licothe Coastitmtion, has eS-
al,iopally released from military custody,
nothing deroEatory to lis character In auy
way being found. Here the military authorf-
tics would be willing doubtless TO let the mat
Ter drop, but the true Union men Of Missouri
owe It to themselves t9 sec t1at the aflllr T.
hut one Of Il number Of a similar character,
several Of rhfcl, have not get been disposed
Of, and which Indicate the policy upon which
ot.r Ini'itnsy authorities arc entering,
hy rottIon Of the regiment uf Col Guitar,
tie newly appointed sniltnt1 commander uf
Neribt'ii Mis.nurl, aud by Ills urd:l, rs wns
*tnttd by the officer In co,,na'a. The psls:
onetr; tbtattuii md 1larbautghl were treated
osg OK gsith sh 'sfnfE sf' ta a:f n s1s,a s1aHsa II
ttt's tItfti,, ,taki:1E tt};t rtitttt' hatlun4t
iIsE mid wtatttiE tisltts uf ted, rlt!le and
b!ist, list h. ttlq1fiift hf t!ttif ,uIhlyhll.tfii}
{st us{tt 'T| |a ~ WHIST iI.t M II tytti!'tn Nt ts{ Y
sYdf f / N s!vg |HlFe |i e'f us ef t'f :ss .:s|;
ntAFittHi hAkmH. ta'1|'n itlht lF.st lltta,1 f1a
tF ,V' A'alF| {A;t 4{At{ '{EtAiS. {Ayl1 i 5EtEsl MHil
Ee ttLs hH If {uanE u i, Il. H. 1a;tIH|'''its ata|, 1tE:
{lWf 1ha p|sasss VI Ill., Ill.,! WFt||e1 Wv',NF|esv{a.j III
Hsi{ t}|.s t,,us, st,9 |. Il. I'll
ali'llg t:ap,utia} lrMtt1WlMGlGla au'l eu|.I,,,l
C5luiia)e' AMI i1falntli tl,srA uuijl an lnyssif
patsnit in 'tltattnI's rAsa dfrlnsts fltst ir i;
Hullty III IN ntltnee. :
fhe ,eflaut thi!tty fnr tllls hlglt l!andc,) pto
ut,e Of alle sounittt unInn men in tl!a htat
-unc via l'as lren lm1l!ralnrI noteh Ia
his ial,nra aud snrfitiees In tl.e unIo cans
-1psy lie. sought to 10 thtarn upun III
bnt tuei MI attempt Will nut suereel. III
wllUIe ifansaclluIi occurred Under th
| }tn1neillale observation and with the I'd
!, kpuwltfge ri Judge Rbd Coloncl McFetrat
1nest prominent Trader IN the patly whlc
now tolIssolk the affsirH pf luis Bsate. nun II
, | relreil his ufIlplal eanellop, a. 1t nIust LAT
, , dane that uf t1fn Dtsttlri commander Il
within II wh4 hhfd 10 hare been ordered. :.
, | tils tase stuo1 n4ohe, It might will Ete1sf
1.lbuslblltr f'e treated hs atl arcidel
t. nj liz laet, tfna tia wfsirfnse i
feft, within tl!r iAet few days, If thp ieht1if
shd thuIaefi uhiust llleN lti Johnston nisAl
+, II, and iile lAtftifg liaslll m 10 1tsl u
:. military prison Inc pf0essasNEss lMssttHts
Il aEhtRtt lasAt edttats' and, VaGl,shetsI |. NJ
u hh8se nit itae general e4aE#eleF OF lAe Mtltt
=. RtIa.fhifHpns& HHae, tn which tla original q
~ ct't htlinr4t pAtoR flslneRt ii ignored, ind
" casf ilF sdttdinR Of paltoV II ~htrh tlFl
:, '"'!f f"tt WAS HstaEal eoR"lHq4te,
, 1863-07-27

k41AAV1H ~
Within few dnys We have received several
requests to publish 4 list OF the 1i1iuols regi-
mcnts ut Tlcksburg. In auswer to these
requests We hare obtained from the AdJutant
Generals office, tic following list OF regi.
1nents which participated In the siegc:
1SrAsTRf.-9th, 1ltfl, nth, 10th, 1th, 18th,
20:l1, 58tb, a8th, ::3th, 30th, 31st, SO, sd,
;;7th, 4Oth, 4fst, 4:,d, 45tl, 4Gth. Att, 4sth,
a!hh 59d :,4tt, 55tb, 5Gth, 0lst G3d, 7sd, 10th,
77th, s1st, s7th, 93d. plth, 9jth. 97!h, !D;h,
l03d, 1c1tb, 1Usth, 1lltt, 113th, i20lli, 12lth,
l9Dtl, 127th, 130tll, l3lst.
C4v4,nF.-Patta Of the Cd, Sd, 4th, 18th,
Gtli. luth, 11ttt l5:h and 18th. -.
A,r1tLEnr-3 First Regimcnt--Wuod's bat-
tet{, Bartet'r, baatttry, Clippers battery. Wat,
tcfhut.c'e battery. Reit',dcef's battcsr;
Iiatt's battery, ChencJ's battcrr4 aid Mlllef't
Stedt,d t,attr{j, t3g
ta!tttt} ahA B1ttuts, ,tettttt: ;, J..
t|pftthdt u bH2stts;ttlf.=toe.@s1s 'aHsa'i
3lUlE III fll9 ab0Tt hafe .fEtadf left tiskS:
tug, tltt'f epbE Will NtA abaf''t1H t9nA'ua
4Atk9ait' VI Tux, fa1Yg XiElt Nttl: H"fspH y
fuItl, ii tlsEKlela.. Il Il ltHIltslllE !4itN his
Ei,l6 slalF lip.lF HhgFtN}hjAlsl ,pElllnF NpIHll
~ iNuHtM tHinNu}
, 1863-07-27
A GREAT 'ljfttt III tt1hftrn. N X.=tFhe
DrhlitN ntHii OF 4 tttH@tFs


Tho dshft |" El"Ara, N. r, wa4 nlada the
orcHtlon nf hlgnRt tttpletng, Az toaf' IA II
wna concluded, u1eetitg WIS iled md n pr''
reeEiop for1l'etl, Christopher blat"r, Ut tha
liralnurd lluuse. hnlng etlosnn c'Atf Ma:Al'a'.
ind Wm. NJ. Thayer. ut thu Daily ItTa', O'T.
tain. They wero dtohed out In gsy and Atrn-
Ing cobtn.non, md mnrrhuh IN nasat tn the
1,nhlIc nqlnro. In tho procehtlon were nnll-
Nr Of ba,,.ers nnd rlacarls, with humorous
Inscriptions. Ono rcnd, "ThS Union and the
Constllutlon-God and Virtory." Another,
"Whnt VIC 1ill. NO cat" Another, "1Vo are
coming, Father Abraham, tlrco hundred dol.
1ars strong" Another, "prizc Tlckets 1900,
u. 8. Lottery"
Various humorous speeches Werc made, nj.
Tor which tho following resolutions weto pa.s
cd unanimously:
Wnrs.EAH. The Government Of tho Um.sel stases
for tho PURPOSE OF ntssnt'ng In preanyfHg i!se1l
snSsssc os' .as scen III 70 issts.a.e Sd ,sss. asd
WtEnrAs, We, through tho fnyor of Kind For
!,n,r. have teen each awarded pfIzo in this great
~Esalred, TiIat We. We tho drastcA moi Of Elmira
loving orr Union. oMr Copts!.ution a."a our la.
oseby declaru that III "ur opinion thls action ol
not, by word Of deed. hy thought or net[0n. olot
.es!stAee to thts draft, but w!l! Eeennstd IL san
ncr that shall be proper and Hatlsfactoyy to this
Ntto{rtd, That il i, anY timo unlawful Resistance
DO offered to this legal conhcsIpslon. we Will, Il
called upon, epslng to The defence Of tug Govern
mcnt. and will use every means placed At our dls
roeal to put down all who far forget themselves
~ 10 win thu title Of traitors and rioters.
Jtktleed, That VIC carncssly believe, from itsbap
purified and with new greatness, and that through
the blessing Of God. al;atn and forever, nndlmin
| islcd In lretcr-
The etar-spsng!ed banner In tllumph shall ware
| Ter the land Of the free and the home OF th
l 11rnt.
, 1863-07-27

a large number Of seizures Of rebel pro-
perry, under the General Contiscat'on act, are
being made in Alexandria. Fifty "writs OF
seizure hare already been Issued BY the ..
s. Attorney, declaring the Owners ct these
estates to be in arms against the Government,
aid conflscating their property to the United
States. The Commissioners employed to
nuke an inventory Of rebel estates, previous
to selling them at public auction for non pay
mt ut Of taxes, according to late acts Of c IN
gIes5. will complete their inventories In
Northampton, Accouac and Fairfax counties,
IT,. during the week. The Government will
publicly advertise the property thus conds-
Gated previous to selling.