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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
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unb $50 bss @admitsas tnr pbtabstrbia, pGyriss
burg uno 9lsurcrt.
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oua um 600 bSs Mer9tEs, uno ftbrt rn 500 eSs
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gsrmitioos un6 pbiloodphia UNI 3.I5 res glGdbmiis
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
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Il ber Settfefb nttuns!
60 rten iR rf3ishen unb auf 9slieIuna bon
benz unter,ridnrtsn SnIsstr srattsu. frantp,
ia sinsm Ssrffsseltsn @CnSsrtt, ~ trbaItm.
DGiHr Abbanblnns abrr bic rabikals Esi-
az Iuns DER @uanif sorr SrIbClbeflsduaa
on ObHE iHHerli4s sairoi,iM. ~
@sS Dem Urherttnsn Or. 81. 6 IGuISertse Ell, .
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bisfw brdkmtsR BtOGiir', ,ur Rarnuns Der gu
atnb, NIT @eiasrIdaft seTHiIHst, uns Der tin,a,
aasre sBrs anssssben. duf utIGtu tint SslhdTi
Stae S'tluna ctns ale AuaGialbsrd, erlslt psr.
ben fam. Bir, alt uno Jung psl&t an 0stStn.
i6wd6t, NieSerssfAtassnttlt. SmpOttn, Os,r
Dounsrnsn, S6mincfuGt. GplfrpFe unh BEN tau.
itno traurtsrn SoIssn sr&leGtliArr Gucl&p..
Einssn Isibrn lOlttn ttsIt G&rift mit @orAfalt
Euoirsu. Sis fOGts In bic 66nOe feess tuna.n
Wannre ssarbsn wsrbrn, ttRtn @s1unbtsit ebn,
anlGsin'ueer @ruaS 81 l.Ibsn G&slnt. llx ibt
Die melt rSsIifRt Serbrftune iu SsrfGaFtn. rrIrt
Dteislbs arnttt unb france aaG eIrR 1tti.
len Der Scr. StaAttn Srr1antt
yfaR athTfifirs. In bsutli&r 9anhlErift:
Gb. !. G. Rhine . Co..
l27genrp, Rsru Wsrt, FSfs8tr 1886.
SuIt 5, 1864. IS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

Das 6abriJirunss-@ti&dft pIrO ron tsm lin.
tr;si6nsten fcrterltBt wrbsn, am altsn Stdnb.
plabs. In Der Glib 6ten Straes. ststndtsr Der
DsutIt 9utbsrII&tn SirGs In IGlrntaun. no ct
I'D frsusn irirO feline alItn 8unbsa unb llnterai.
Err pe sbcttm gu lsbsr.
Srscsrif u. &ube.
- Suit 19. 1864. rq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
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Der untsr3tt&nttt bat tnmsr asf 8anb In
sgcbn Auanttatsn, unb sntauft an bta biais.
fen ar9slb'prsieen
eemons uno Sron9en bel Der Sor ODER
Dem Ouseno, 9lei6faas 8irntn,
pftrii6e, 4epfel, @anoelopes,
81, rpie f1enur ju rpIniben Iino.
@tscream Giscream Giscream |!
gr wanI&t aud bas publifum ~ tsna@ridtI.
gen baB sr intmrr bon benz bfRsn Gisream BON
alIM bsn Ssrf&ishsnsn 5laSCuts auf Sanb salt,
6as 8sriB ntrssnbswo ii6rtrcfTsn msrben fann.--
glan rufe an bel bem llntr,sIGRsten, weltr fdr
6srsits ssnCftnt Sunbf4uft b5&li bdnttnr N.
@ecr9e Q. 8rep,
GcnfttttUndr unb gddr,
NC. 1t3 Dsf'5amIItcn Str., a[Itntaun.
Qu8uft 2, 1864. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

8ptb, 9rdn, 8Iau unb GrIb
Bttb USb.attiA ssfdr6t; unb ptr stinas "a far
bsn bat III tiNssiaotn bic 1rtffl 10 briuatn mad be
Rltatauu'T gBsHeumauufattur 30
3. @abrteI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Gurtrt @nren Suften +!
3urirt Guren Suiten !!
Rurtrt eursn 5uf.n II ....
Sin Quff6ub tann @uer eeben foIten

Sin 4uffbub tann Guer 9eben toIten
SsrIisrs feline GRiuute uno psrfaane hir ben pte
teratsS prup, an eapaII uno SRartins Drua,
StObr, on Sc. 81, Nsf' bamilteRsSrG6s, st0sndbSr
Dem Yetan,t. ........ b.. 80 -.
6uifen, SertdItun9sn uno Raubbeit il!
Osroeu snssntIidtia eurb Oislsn psssrol epruv
turirt.
l.-Sf SsrfeIbs gang miIb unO auscnebm 10 rsb,
men.
2.-Sa btrfdbs sSH,tib nsdh psostsbtildbsu ostis
ren Srunpldssn ,ulammsn eetst.
3.-Gr snttsrnt ale uuan9snebnis @sfibls i'm BEN
pole. r. ~. ......r ~. ~ -"
4.-Gr entfmnt ale Wsisunacn in ben euftrSbreu.
5.-DsrfSlbe rutrb ourd unfsre berpcrreasnpfsn
asr,tt rstemmonbirt
6-gs II bsrItIts Gins srcss eatft fur 6ctb. bic
an esr ausjsbruue tsiosn.
7.-Esridbs 1T unT6astar b,i GsrtSltnnssn rem
GinbeTn.
6.-Ds1tlbs 1T ron 3aurnosn estraudbt rcrbsn.
rpslds ibm ALE eas bdtbIie esb selieu.
9:-DtrfsIbs 1T nad IeisutFTasr @runoIdet 40
bsreitft. t.| '3 7.-
l0.--@essfTst IS ni&t-potsraI eprrp--suts.
rrifst ron ..tg -.H - -
--..s. 9alpatl uno @artin,
an ibrsm DrusRctr In aIrntaun.
SeefHosf 10, 1ooS nqbe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
WDafatsn @pafarten ggUllturten

sBsr bic tsftsn ROnsa ssf6piub, bilIis unb sbns
Naistit estartst bntsn ptH, ber brinse fsins BtIt
hab er dusutaaner @oltnmanufottur, fpo quite
artsit sarOntirt pire; strirtt unp wtiss BOus
II aud biais su rsrtaufsnbsi
rt . 8. Sobriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

ais Elm Sonic une aGssmrinrr gppstit @stsr. IN
btrfes SittrS ptnt @li&m. Ssins Dame wsI-
de cine flare GcmplcriOn ,u babsn wdnf&t, fpGts
cbns baBelts fsiu. Ssib 70 gut unt prrI4aT:
Guh elm Circular uno Certificate RON unIrn
2arrten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

SoOasaf6s. pStafhs uub BaI&. seoo, rie ead
Sfrtiss eeuSt sun SdfsfOAsn, ~ batsn Sci
J. D Meter, RSwtVtT.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
$3.50 @tsten Oetuo $3.50
RO(fnbOl3 pianO-9Ortrs.
1rOutrfsin 4 Co., groaSwag a. q.

Sftrirtn ttre ntutn Scnltitsr Sinno.5Ortss,
nit alien ben lsbtsn 8srbsferunssn. Strt gr=
fubruns fiir 80 Sabre nit src6rn Strmtbrtsn gr'
lst&tnunssmittsl UNI oIsItlbtn ;u Strfrtistn, It'
ben fis In ben Stanb, fir BaorssIO an unstp59n'
lid nItbrsn prtesn 80 SsrtaufsH. Sbu SnRru.
mfnte tabsn BEL Der B.lt'Sair ben tS&ilsn aus,
ipru4 irtalten. luwIs aud fir auftinanbsr fol-
sertt SABRE, suH bsm aRtrtedniTGsn SnRItuts.
Dertm 5.Sutrt strarnt. Ssbinsunssn re tt'
Gaft.-Rufs an ussr f&Ids ftr elm bsI&rIsts'
nee Circular. ..l
Stunt ia. 1864. na3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

TliIGler's Rr6uttr. 8ittns purbsn bisbsr In sl'
nrm ttbtn Gat1s NIT eGddliGsm grfcls Ssbrandt.
Seine 5omilis lolte pbnr baetl6t lsiH. Sunor'
ts bon gertifeattn unb Danftrisfs lanssn ieeen
5as aH, Bon Tsrlcntn wsI@t bur& eabslts fa'
rlrt pOreen Hnb. ..s.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
SOS @rGmfcr-8 -8tfGerS

Sat ned ME e,ftblt J96rumatismus, DYsprp'
fla, 5rdusnSImmsr Srrssulatlcnsn, unS ole an
ttre Sranftrittn frrlGs aus
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
@eGeQI0aftS >MuflD6uno.

NamrlGt tptTO btrrnIt ststbCn, bab BE @eIra.
1&afts. .Srrbinfuns, ptIfe bisausur btftanotn bat
JptfGm bsn llnttrsei&nsien, uuter Dem Namrn
bon Zen T use @ebraber, In benz gtsars
r,n.esI6dfts In a1rntuun, 9t6a Gaurty, pa,
bur6 dlIsrfsitIst ginptllisuns am A. SuIi 1864,
arfssl6Bt wCrrer ia. babur@ ba6 Grtbtrit q.
Rubt iId ;urida rSoaen BABE. glIt uno Steehs
nod an tsIasts GSrma f&ulbts llnO, bsIisbsn In.
a,r9aIb 60 Sassr an,urufsn unb Gsttlsmtnt su
MAIDEN, unb SOltas bic nod Guiprdas su MAIDEN
tubsn, llnb sr1u6t risIslbe blnnn ttIustsr 3sit
aud sinjutdnetsrn-
Gbarles s.. &ube,
"a nf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Sult 19. 1864.

ten BON fsinsn iuub Orbindrrn Giaurrsn, Spdni.
Iis. uro Stto 9raf Sabat - sbefd1s ron d1sn
arttn 6autntat. plug uup 8siu'Gut, S&nupf
tataf. pfrifsu, nnO hsfsIti&m I'm @Eretn UNI
9lrinUufauf. an itrem Gtattfem,nt in Der Sin
8trn Straee scssriitsr Nu DrutiG eutSriiHsE
StrGs.
Gisarrtrma6r In Du ums,ssno fctIt,n
bel ibnsn OorIpr.d en-, inbtm lt ts Ia ttrem Dor.
tds,l FhSsn wnbsa, psnn +: ibrsn Gsaf 3abat
bel itnsn fauftn.
@barIes s.. Rube,
SoIspb Eube.
Sult 10, 1864. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Der 9rDBe GleiberftObr,

In eGS publifum
>ss GOut itr cure 8l,itunssaids rcelf'i
mdtuus ben tc&ttiniSsn ttsursn 5sttsn
n0btfstI iauItn, bann tsbrst elm bi
TrDreu, Snlttb 1lnb 50.
une t,I&au,t rinmal bic ntas @iit, bic llt lcrttu
aus ben ercStn Cities uhaIt'n tntn,- Htntr'
briT.rs unp irctlfsllns Dat man nitnrals In ssGa
Gaunts as1,tsn, vnO bas ili au6 cine uTldGe wa'
rum man mmtr nit pi'Isn rpblfd!.n rnb tii&t!'
a.n Ghnstbumtlisr suIrieesn III, uno fr finb TN
Stanbs ibr Gtf&df auf tkis sSttie sertan
lu tstrtttsn. Sic tatsn id In Der SaHiiltcn
StaBe, etIi@t Sbtrsn pkerhatb btr StGlten, &c
nrn I&Snen, eruesn nsusn Stcu ein9rtHttt, irel'
der rrprse far bitftn 9ptd sstaut ruros, une b
6attn Re tlnsn aussmrnsn
Stpd GrdbIinsS unb Srmmerpaarfn,
fIr ibrs Sunbrn sinssIsst, unO Ts sertaufrn Sts'
Islten 70 rpcbIfsil, wsnn uint pohlttlsr. pls Ire
asnb elm Saus In Alsntaun. sDtr ttnsn iHpn't
unb SuttN
8pd, SOFTEN, @efs, llnterbcIen, Ssrts
ben Striimpfe, SulStiihcr, SCIsn~
TRIGGER, Sunbf6ube Spaiisr@
fBfr, ltmbreprn &c.
tubsn piG, lUlts bur&aus nl6t ssrssTen an bis'
fem 9lsibuRore an;urufsn, sts T lonItro tuufs'
Terti2e &Getber
6abtn sir snsn srcesn gorutb auf 6ane, ron
ierrr Grt, bic Asbrau&t wsrtsn, bsicnetrs cute,
larte fir SGufFstfr.
Slriber auf Seifelluns
rsrbtn nit bn arSettn Scrsfalt s1fertist une
rim gutter ,,Sh" sarantirt. Oen ftln Ssrfauf.-
RufEt an uns is6tt une Srifst fdr ru& islbf.--
gBlr nnb al, Srattnt S3nsbtr BON Sieltderieu
Grfabruns, unb Ca fSnnsH MIR sat SseisrsA 40
eursm 8ortbdl.
Aaron GrDrea, peter Smith,
3 ... CHARTS ara.
1Ientdun, MGr, IS. 1864. 1918
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Sult 10, 1864.
3Wette NdttDnal Sdnf
Won u lentamn.

eiHbr,abltes Capital 100000 abaIsr.
3u.Ulors sinss Bif6IuR,s hsr Dirttlor,n Be.
Idattr Blnf, bas Capital ttrlsIbsR Tim $4,000
40 psrm,trsn. lInp nun nod cline Gnsabl StOdan-
itrils b.s Sui6blI6sn GapItnIs am SanFbauis
bsrItl6en au batn-In Der 5amItOn Strase
uaee BEN GourtbauIs. StcdanttsIIr 800.
gE. 8. Ninep, prelibent.
@barles 9. Sui6, Gaiirsr.
DtrtftOreu:
%. s. Giney, @scree SrUba,
Samust Sta. @arpn Ballet,
Bert. 9. 6as,nbuG, 6. g. BuI&, I'D.
Sants 3. BuGn.
B@gUn bsr pSissn Sant liub Gu@ 30 6absn,
$40 8st. StaaiGn 6 YruSmt Scnbe, 10-40
Ser. Staatsn 5 Yrp,snt 8OnNs, uno Ser. Staa.
ten yro,'nt S&dIbl&tns, 3abItur IN rIaFm
Satr. Er
Gntntaun, Stunt %, 1864. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

Hnrrinfm plntr
su furiren.
Ais Gin SlutrtiniBer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
GIlccIlS > NxS00relt,

SSSSSSSS1
Slsut pattsrns fIr bic Sabrt,eit
RMs patterns fdr bic Sabrsisit,
Neus Patterns fdr bic SabrfjSit,
Gin arcecr @Srrotb oirtft Ien europa erboltsn
! i'm WOt, SUM unb Suit, in flh f5lseeno cine be-
Rsttf psrbsdsrten uuo fhSnftcn Stplss uno Wattrns
wtlbt isst 9sfunorn mtrben tSuneu, uu6 psres,
vGrtaRft tn Setts sbsr BEN Stad, an nur snen ttei
ntH prcft. SletdfaIs cine erces Cot Ron gd,ws
rtH uHo oourbaftsH 9dter, rem esrp6bnlidbsr Ser
ftrti9uus, o5er Farts unb sepdnIcbts @aarsn, psr
saHfsn nun on etpas msbr als ben bal6eR preig
pie fcL9t:
ptinispitldtrs an 10 Gents.
DrsipeiHt % " 25 Cent?
NuaTt 30 Is Cent?.
!SatbeseaIlen 81 Gents.
Sspls fis 4, 5 uub O Gents. ......
Bstse Gbambsrs fdr 20, 25 uRb 30 Gents.
3udsr'sBSptt fir Is Geuts.
gHues fir Gsnte.
9suftt en- aRb btf.bst ttsIs Sitter che ibr snfn
;ouft.
ADsntauu Gbina- unS CGmpta-StObr,
Ro. 35 uno 81 Sft 6amiltcn Strabs
8ftus psies ulO ssIO:bssrdnstt Srsnd Gbiao
1ttin'Bnarsn in SsitS eetr BEN Gtad.
Erttf@mte G&G0rctts
Sn Sstts soSr tsi Dem Gtd6.
Sn Sttts cotr bGi Dem Stdd,
Su Sttts eoer lei otm Stdd, -
1ts uub SEOluHes wiiiters, 6cAsrtanpiH, 2bss
tannsu. 5uder ScwIS. II. +. no. Cups uHo g1u9t
al alien Yrsi6sR.
Gators psa allen @rSssH unp patterns ssr
$500 bic Sl.50.
Sb;esus.e Sif5lSfTel, &useen:e6fff. Sulipsguns
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
0artnerf6tp Na6rt6t.

Na6ri6t wirb bltr.
inIt ssSttsn. ba6 bi,
enesbfnamttn am A.
Sa8 SuGi 1864, In ti
ne @rlfllf&aft sstu
tel, Fnb, unttr bsr
jirma BON q II 3 {
70 + sr, in bsR
8ertduI Son alien 2irs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

@barles s.. &ube,
Srebcrid Il. Rube,
Soiepb Ruhe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

Eit sreGt 3rHntltnts vSu htn
9IerotH unb RtrtRtffen fur
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-03

We have heard of an affair that took
place recently in the dining room of one
of our prominent hotels, that certainly
can reflect no honor upon the parties
concerned A Colonel and Captain
undertook to discuss politics, and soon
got into a dispute. The dispute led to
high words, and then the two gentle
men (?) pulled off their coats in the di
ming room and were about proceeding
to blows when small shoal of the less
er fry of officers rushed in to prevent
any fight. The whole affair was dis
grace to all parties concerned, and if
they had met with their deserts, they
would have been arrested and placed
in the Work House. We have seen
numerous instances where officers have
presumed upon their rank to commit
actions that any gentleman would have
been ashamed to have been guilty Of
We saw such an instance at the theatre
an evening or two since. We have the
utmost respect for an officer in the U.
S. service, as such, and we therefore re
gard the offence as a double one-an
offence against the common laws of pro
priety and decency, and an insult to the
uniform he wears.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-03

markets, or places Of purchase, namely
New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, Nor
folk, Beaufort, n c., Port Royal, and Pen
sseOls- The price to be paid for any Of the
products purchased shall be agreed upon
between the seller and purchasing agent
but in no case to exceed the market value
IN the city of New York, according to the
latest quotations.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, Dee
2d.-The utmost quiet has prevailed along
the lines for several days past till yesterday
2. NJ, when our batteries at Fort Hill
opened IRE for the entertainment Of the
enemy. At first the enemy did not reply,
but after short time they opened from
several guns. A perfect shower Of shot and
shell fell in and around Fort Hill. Unfor-
tunately, just at this time, some Of the
troops at duty in the vicinity were being
relieved, and several casualties occurred.
1t Col. Stafford, Of the seth n. Y. volun-
teers was wounded, and it is said he cannot
recover. Towards dark the artillery firing
ceased, but the pickets kept up exchanges
all night.
Deserters continue to come into our lines
daily. They seem heartily tired of the
war. They speak Of the discomfort and de
mor2lizatiou prevailing in the rebel ranks,
and express their belief in the speedy dis
ruptlon of the Confederaey.
Gov. Bradford, and a number Of promi-
nent citizens of Maryland, arrived here to
day. They came to present hags 10 several
Maryland regiments in the 9Th Corps The
presentation is expected to take place 10
morrow.
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On THEATRE "A crowded house was
again delighted with the new piece Of
Aladdin, last night The new scenery
by West is very fine, and fully sustains
his reputation as one of the best scenic
artists in the Southwest Miss Julia
Nelson as Aladdin was one Of the best
representatives Of that character that
we have seen for years. She also, in this
character reveals herself as a vocalist
Of no ordinary merit As a whole it
was one of her most felicitous represent
atoms Mr.. Arnold as the Magician
appeared to the best advantage Mr
Wood Benson was capital in his part,
and rolled his RS TO the great delecta>
ton Of the audience. Mrs. Stevens as
the Princess, looked charming enough
to win the heart of any Aladdin, and
sustained the role with great vivacity.
Miss Aleene, a young lady Of prepos-
sessing appearance, gave one of the best
Characterization we have ever seen her
attempt, and, in her song showed herself
to be possessed of a singularly sweet
and flexible voice. The applause that
followed it was deserved The choruss>
es were all well rendered, and the mu-
sic on the whole, was unusually good.
The Duet, What are the Wild Waves
Saying, was particularly fine. We have
not the space to further purticularize,
but shall again refer to the piece as it
is TO be repeated to night
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About half past o'clock last eyen>
ing, a soldier in charge of two guards
was passing the corner of Union and
Cherry, when he suddenly turned upon
one of them and attempted to wrest his
musket from him. The other guard
fred at the prisoner without hitting
him, but the ball took effect in the leg
of negro woman standing on the OPP
posite corner, SCATTERING the bones be-
low the knee. The guard fire. the sec
ond time, and the ball passed through
the prisoners wrist, which he held up
befor him, into his heart, killing him
instantly. We could learn no names
At the above time mentioned, there
were two dead soldiers, lying within
thirty steps of each other, each killed
by the guard within half an hour.
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues to be in6rm
and man is prone to err, and the conse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
ne should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who deyotes
his time and talent to the relief of this
species of human suffering is not less
Philanthropist than he who seeks to relieve
any other afiiction to which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure it.
DR.. COLEMAN has devoted large portion Of
his time to the cure of the class of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
tO-day's paper. lie has duly qualified
himself by study and experience to perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are a guarantee to the
afflicted for his skill and attainments.
His Office is 81 North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 500. aug5
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The firm of r w. Carroll 4 Co, of
Cincinnati, formerly Hickey Il Carroll,
well known as one of the most extern
sive book publishing firms west Of New
York City, advertise some choice new
works in this mornings issue Among
them is Alf Burnetts new book, Incis
dents of the War. This has been
praised by the critics as fine work,
and, though we have not had the
pleasure of reading it, we judge from
what we know of its talented author,
that it is all it is said to be. We refer
our readers to the conspicuous adver-
tisement elsewhere for further par
ticulars
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Yesterday was a wet muddy, un-
pleasant day. The streets were as soft
as a dandy's head and as dirty as a
government teamster. There were ten
thousand rumors upon the street and
there seemed to be good deal of ac.
tivity in military circles. According to
rumor there were about forty persons
shot, but after following one rumor
after another up till they proved un-
substantial, we concluded that not all
we're shot who deserved to be. All the
places of amusement were crowded,
but the city was very quiet ct late
hour last night
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THE MARKETS.

NV YORK, Dec. 2-FlOur, Western opened "a
Toe better and closed Gull, With advance g1e
10 90 for extra State; II l0GI p for extra ROUND
| hoop Ohio and II 3O9ll 80 for trade brands.
Whiskey figmer.
Wheat I@2e better. 2 22G2 "a for Chicago Spring
Z5for No. Nil. Club; 2 4O6J2 Il for winter; 48a
43 for Winter ed Western; 42tG2 10 for Wine
Mich. Corn lG2c better and quiet pith moderate
demand. Westernl goal IS shoat and IN store
CISCISNATI Dec. 2.-flOur and grain unchanged
IN every respect, and not much done
Whiskey more active and higher. opening OF s.
and closing al S. holders asking 100
Provisions quick sales of 400 barrels Of mes
pork at &c and q, ne latter extreme rate for an
brand bulk shoulders partially cured IN good
ae ma ut Is.
Hogs dull and nothing done, 200 pound average
offered at Is 70, receipts S,C0j. The weather was
not nj Tor coung, was one csuse Of dullness.
God 30. Silver 2Ih Exchange dull, = DIS
count and par money tight at I2al5 per cent.
Pork opened heavy and lower but closed rath
more firm. 30 90 for 2 years old mess; y. 2J6
80 90 Tor one year old DO. cash. regular way clos
ing at latter price; 81 O0a32 p for PRIME AND 30 %
for new prime mess, ..also 60OO bbls new mess for
Jan. and Feb. buyers and sellers option at Sc 756
80 coz 1909 bb prime mess for Jan. buyers option
at 81 so and 500 bbls mess 1868 2l15.
Money rather more active, Ca p cent; sterling
O914@l O93s. Gold closed at Sl1s Govern
ment stocks shade hrmer. Stocks better. Gold
%.
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RATHER BoLD.--SOme time since 8
Captain J. W. Davis, alias Smith, de.
serted the Federal army and ioined
the rebels. He deserted them, and was
arrested and confined in the military
prison in Louisville, in charge Of Capt
Pratt. Davis bribed the guard by civ
ing him $500, and was allowed to make
his escape The guard is now under
arrest Nothing was heard from Capt
Davis until last Thursday, when Cap
tain Pratt received from him the fol
lowing letter
NELSON COUNTY, KT., Nov. %, 1864.
CAPTAIN Pratt, Commander Military Prison,
Louisville, Ky.
SIR Allow me to return my sincere
thanks to you for kindness shown me
by you whilst confined in prison
think the time may come when I will
be able to repay you for your kindness,
by putting handouts and shackles upon
your humble self, and con6ne you in a
small room and see if you will appre-
ciate my kindness as l have yours.
Present my kindest regards to General
Burbridge, and say TO him If he will
send me the FIVE thousand dollars that
he has offered for me, will give myself
up to him-oVer the left.
Yours until reVenged,
CAPT. j. w. DAVIS.