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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-02

In bull fight days, blacksmith who was
rearing bull pup, induced his old father TO
go on all fonrs 10 initiate the pup. The
canine pupil pinned the old man by the
nose The son, disregarding the PARENTAL!
roaring, exclaimed, 'Hold him GROWER
boy, hold him Bear il father, bear ii
mlI be the making of the purr !"
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IMPORTANT TO LADlES.-Fr. Har-
sey'e Female Pfl-ha never Jet failed in
remov,ng difficGl;ies arising from obsifnc-
non. OF stoppsge of uaipte. or IN restoring
/. she sysiem 10 perfect health when suffer-
ing from spinal affections, prolapsns, Utsfi,
inc otgaae Tie pills are perfectly harm
less on The con-ii:ntion, and may be taken
ty he mott celicsle' female without cans
sng dsssfess-the same time hey act ike
charm By streng h-asns, invisofsling and
restoring The ~ ste IN TO healihE condition
aad by Bringing on The monthly period
uiih regularity, 30 matter from WHIST cans
-. the shstrneitop may arse They should
hnwsver, NOT be taken during the FIRST
tarse o: ioos months OF pregnancy, though
sale si any other lime, as miscarriage
wonld be ms result
Each box contains 60 pills. Price 81.
DR.. Harvey's Treat,se on diseases of Fe
rssses,. pregnancy, miscsrriage, Barfenae. $
,istlllsy, Reproduction, and abuses OF Ma
,aJe, and -rnphslieaIlY the ladies' Private
Medical Adviser, pamphlet OF 81 pages
sen, Zee TO any address Six cents re-
quired 10 ray passage.
The Pitts ard book will be sent by mail
when desired, secnraly sealed aud prepaid
by ]. BRIAN. N. D. General Ag'l.
No. re Cedar street, New York
uSold by all The principal druggists.
<os 25, ss63-iy.
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a FORTUNE FOR ALL!
EITHER MEN OR MOMENT

NO HUMBDG, but an ENTIRELY NEW
fhing. oaIy three months in this country.
No clap trap operation 10 gull the public,
bui genuine money making thing, Read
the Circn ar Of instruc,ion oace only, and
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as high as TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYSi giving instructions in This ar.
Thousands Of Soldiers ars making money
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than aus hing ever offered You can
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handsome income, bat also in conss-
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Thers is scarcely one person ost Of
thousands who ever pays any attention 10
advertisement, fstns kind, thinking they
are hnmougs.. Consequently those who do
send for inzirnclions will have broad
field 10 make money IL. There is class
OF persons in this world who would think
that because they have been humbuaged
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Is aeveu'sed l. humbug Consequently
saae Try no more. The person who sue
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he hiie something that pays him.
This ari co~t me ons thousand dollars,
aud expect 10 make money ont of i,-and
ell Who purchase the art OF me viii do tie
same. Ole Dollar 10 me will insur
he prompt re,urn OF card OF instructions
sinthe arl Tie mosey wN ts returned "a
skoss not s0figfsd.
Address WALTER 7. TlNSLEf,
~ No. Park Place, New York.
Oct. 2I, 1869 SIN.
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A reward Of one ihonsand pounds is oi
fered by philosopher for the discovery OF
one single man who ever asked for ''listi .
good sdvics,s and then followed il.
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The msuiest people in the world are
the Cermans they have always piping
times.
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Il THRILLING TALE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-16

ttef. SD fam bic 2alt ni6t atbuen, bic
Su atbnlef; i9 fam Deinem 8licf nidt Be
9e9nen. SD ntnB etmo8 aus mir maiden,
uno Gas Sob 1T Der ttSni8 Der sBelt.
Nd, Wllbelnl, @ctt peiB e5, i'd, babe ME
nebr perlan8t, oils eiA nldbt9er Gbeil, um
ein teId9eicenee 2eben Su fitbren mlb e}ebem
bas Seine gu seben.
8rau9lt Dn mir oo5 su perli9ern, mein
Ser5lteb? -? ia9te er NIT Ianften 8orpurf {;
oann bitter: Gplb ii Guaenp, lit G6re.
Den peroploeteu Wann lpefet Dsin Gater
nidt 3uriif. f-sas
g!ber marum wilIit On 10 nett R6nnteIf
g II uidt na9 Nmerita 9eben?
sytur in Sitinbien faaen rte sro6eu 2ooie.
2lud' bic 9lteten
sleuBerteit Du nt4t eben ietbR, @Ott iit
iiberall f @
9luu, 10 seb' bsan in @pttes Namen.
Sin erneuter Gbrdnenlfrcn Htnberte oaS
MlaoGen peiter 81 lpred0en.
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als mir biS9er iie6 mar. djett 1T e8 gut.
Gs iii nidt riel, ttlft aber bod.
SD brailde freaiq Sd, 8ebe nd9 6ars
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Iol6e 0ytiIe tinibsr9e9ul,sen Dcyt banoelt
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lonoer iinp nidlt runm Asnug, eiaen t8mti,
gen Monn btnter Ger 3renimel rersomnleu
81 loTen. ARSge bic fjtrie Gntfernuns pent
Sdiflale als Spfer geaii9cll, ~
Sic lab i6tl StpsifeIb1iton Sci ben, uns
ee9eursn Serlulte, bcc ibr- 6soprltGitp, lag
ibr am gnoe menig az ben giebennmItdnbell.
81 mar Waint senrg Der Qual oes
.S4eicens Elm @nbe pfmahen. Sid auf Die
'&niee rcr thr nteoerIaHenS, Bat sr:
Segne MID. go a2laf'
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@efGarIiGe Graufbtit.

g5enn Der trreslettt untluee Singing auSnsst bas
Sc ben &em beier ibmersbaen Eranteet in @ Gueerpm-
men bat o ss9tett b1us, taB en unjetttses Sdnee
fatl rter bic Gurdet @atbedn5 ttnab9rtdta it
ene sw eneen an wl3s Ct ii Brlst brsr Grisbana ans
Rsiptabildt elen fin Dertrdrfn itsen tonne nnh CT
pte ). Q. etn NIT geGpI entansess SAILS, eae bpe
Wae G@merj TIM Rppfe ns tn cen Gteern, Mt1abme ees
Gef@ts, Eaubbett Iusw DIE Der Sat &ncen ben Bet
rnb @rmen, Sinnet TN @eiiate ins zen Grtremt6
ten 4 setsen no Fam tic neSeI NIT elmer GredltGsH
S@nelteeit rpr nd Aretten, BIS sulest Der Gnumen uub
hte Nalentnp6en endaeaa hS Sper brr furba Grant
tet en geeenanb hes Wtleths w:re rs Der GpS einen
3redliden 2eeea fabgrd Elm Gnte ua@t has tbn RAD
sne Qarte qrtng ben arne fen Meifenter 3uridtetrt
stF etne tragrtee &tGate ea5 &auenhe bteler rrdt
barren aranteeit gum Opter laden IN Splse Der lns
lGteit unmenter @rabier. pelae br Snpeubune jeaes
tbeter GteS reS AfeturS bic Gcnftuipn rernt6en unn
ben @e hes Gebens tn etn elenee5 Qaetn perpaneeln
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- Dfftce: go. Z Sab.Greberidfr
lieben EbIren BON 8nIttmprelfr., 6ffltde Seit'
ote Gtufen binalii.
2r 2nnn MI an,

NtoIteb beS t5nielen GoGeetgs Der gBurtire Ia Spa
hra @rabuirer etes ert meeiainien 0oaeeten Der
@sr Saae esr ben srpstn She'll ieineS eetsns tn ben
5oipt4lern rrn SpHcpn pars Dtilaeelpbia o anbereu
Stiten jueetra bat einse Der number barn SetIuneen
roenbet BON teaen bic gei6ttte Der geeisn weB uS-
,iblae qeiteufe bic an brcnfaaie Nerp5it ub aHcren
Sranfbeten litten lpe g. y. ouop Die BET pI6sen @e-
rduIen su ebr rirefen ee rt err6tben beieerineen
Gletntatsten u. { tnnrhsn aMasRhltda Retetlt. n
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gs1c,,bers III beohten !!

Or schntpn betet auen Genen feine SIIe an, relGe@
tur8 pl6e eebente unS unatrItce, @et ut 96rper
Srente r bte Arset bic eieaitae uge bic Csc unGbe
ma6enfe 2afer eel4m55t tabsn
ier nb etnge Ter traurtSen ut tetlasensNertben Sol
gen scF fru5tn Getrytn5eten rs5 9aers; Gw DE i'm St.
ten Inb ben Glerern, SmerSen I'M Srpf S6rde bes Sc.
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lldbe her Dreife

Die rele Edueure rslbs rGt;eis Der lseten ltsRssbu
tiger Eunbdr;t Cpcrd ieae peidf u
prte nAe beren ee 3iiunsa nrrtsure ua oele ansfre
Mtalen ENterrttet lraro$ s epSt q In ee anf leireg
Gbarafter ais @bfeamapu iR eJg8 All Gtaratier lnb e
ptsntaisisi fe yertaeen, stHe tinrttd,ute &e~dtr-
lttfUne.
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Gs oift rlele gqsci ess uge Eutffeufasc GNadiater
mee fd) ais Nfgj 0assegen $50 Or tcuAfeaS Aatla-
tauiacn erpilc. Sdutttdsc tisielmler ypniesnrHser
2eben anatt Der pien 2Se'6ait Ter NteestE Gem ME.
brighten Bernie lptneer pa jeet eaelnaBts eeblbee
tsn id NnitcaHgsn tc teennpttit Ter msoe naetGd-
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atnen tefrneers idr Grite lrsl nit ensri eafe anbe-
tannt fne eesieine ssglauPsHgsn per 1poe 6tfGpeis
Tn ieiner Sliise ieqtN. f'feF gl3li8afTsc esst%
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Or. SsEnfcu IL ar finSise resenabis ee6hete strJt
srelher Bic funs eepsea Irantiete an5siet Gene
Ntttel ure GttaRhlnn9 iino alien snteren e6sd unte
tann gr N teraneetLhet oea esaen eeben irebes er tn
ben ar5stsn ppttG4eT1 GurrSa9 b eren eieles 2a.
hes sntrate. rGH,lid @nsGES, Jrantreib trb In tert
8Iptles BON Wbtiabslpbp u 10 e er BAT
ttre preriS, cis dIle anbereA MsrI!e eeT Wflt.e
Der reler i'd ber pEeae he's DR. SebMfcn autent ett
ssnn fen serraaen fssHe Gsrs as ~saan uae isas Gt-
i@idltdtetta als Mr5t. ns
Nz- Office: Rp. 6 at BrettrtGHf Hfaes, lltRttt
Rsnb rsa sSoltsmpreRt. uetea bar ,,Nrseitrrfaue" ~
nsI Q6utsrnaf6esten wsyDe1 l&neH GebeiIts .7
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Dr. Johnston,

her stnj4s 4t5t. .os!dsr anrsst.
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0eNei 80 Mranfngiten

ihneCe upp s i jsu & IA
eebeimen Srauf0eitcn
sead nertsa ais ra ne: 3eusan8sandtiorstt. @4na&e
tn tem 9tGen jtte9erR Gnuronueer Der Wteren
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senfbpdts Iatttgfeft gtessrse lalaeen5s @erfdnbes
S@wtntet &ppflbrsrs GatsGnbui9 les Salesf Der gae
Der 2uues 6ss XGgsnS her Gtnaepeee Nnb dltr jerer
nebeI bic ben sertef sebetmn OemctuteeE ter Sueeub
pelGe itren Oprrl eedGrter ns ais Ger Streaen 9e.
fang ben @Gbrten hes sliCs berrlbren nne ipcnn n@t
ses estetl trerbfn TIRE siaHsriseu Ot9en strutcp-
ten. GGU1te esr Contribution rerporbrn9en Bite Gbe
mSa& MAIDEN nne aRisbt ben 9orPer nns Stnn ,erSren
~ Suase I}anaer.
beIenStrs pee lie per eres aetsmsm oasrs serrreen
nb tas iibylid Is ptele Idrienee In en u rbeS rak
reiet meIde but srba6eueu Sairt ne etntdelten
Serfanbestafte nit hen 8punsr Der @tretatt ben Sc.
sesetisrt eer bsaubrn6e s6ne sntlpdt tabtn
wareen mbgsn iih nit eoaen Nertranen naben. Is
8sibfiratVsts psyicnen, e
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sts9er Gdwde psar eues auttrsn 5tnberuiItS benust
n sst IL s9aSa psSe st sSss a.as
rgng 5ei56arftt beg sie rei 3tesn aa6 Sdmade ODer
Derentse rrelder F Der 8ebauslnrs waS IIrprse bon
Gr ctBicn un!er3teb tann tb, ais einem @bsenrane.
CEre urGt a anccrtreusn rnc aoerut onf etne dr;t'
E9e @e1t6I3fstt oertaen.
OreoutIche GdsrGde
turb urorsas3 9etsilt anb bic er sraft sieber terse
feG DtefeS urttare 2eifer cle8 oes 9eben etnb unS
hte Gte unh Ra6tpmnen&ait unmI0le modt, Rscft faS
2prs Derer Bic tbren etcenideaen unbeonnen frSbnen
Suase 2eute nb gu Istt su Iusretfungen eenest neil
e tsren 8rIeen nt senaH iennen Stslsi4 e aud earH
Straren NeSerlblasen i'm Sdrn Stein In6 arbere nr-
iadtn enttrn fann 10 TT lie bod etfenthels cine 8slse
hes M1tsbrnrhes Der ete1en Sreane Yer dber rtn es
I6uenen ta BITE Sra Der Grseusuns eber Dene rerIr
rem wtrh bic @ beimIien 2aFern ereebsH ais BON Oent
bic ba treile int
80 Dfftce: go. Z Sib.GreberidRr., ;,
ffeten Tbaren BON 8altimprsltr. 6ffltAe Seitt,
Dte Stufen bitaui. 81
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une Qatnperpuser 70. B regelr6Etse Merjte
unb Iauern ansesegen Dr. rtnfpnS 9u In Ger 9Gbe
g8. age 8rtsfe mdiien einen prf-Stan1P enthalten.
Gtns 5dnng n 2 5aqsn ;ugeiitAe.t.
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Der liss,i.e pios ii tyr GeIt, fop fi&el
IhneCIe uap s i - Jsu {, Ia
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tsSenfen fas ita sennss Ge uus esiuNr HSrrer bs
nctbwsnet9fea @ricreerniIe sur ebeliaeH @lidlgtet
inb d ptn tteie rrp bic Wete tes 2eb9ns r raprgen
Dtleertntrt Die AusIieten hes Seb RS oerfinsra M f0
It'd bic eeie wirb ererilen 0ersireagng RH
laudpliiben geradtnneen eGs 1nS eie srslsen nleIe
&ttere ses!esen cerreisfrt {Ep. y .-
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Die f6redbtsn @trfnnssn fes 2aers frb it1r 81 6rS
ten. Berlu tss Getitntes @ermirrune ber Seetr, Gt
trddthet Der @efestrae b6e Mtaun9en Mbreisuns psr
Der 8eieufaft gu6t mad Gtnfamteie NtFtraxen eesen
nd ieIbf Surtiamteit IT, l. 70. itns etaiee eer bIipmen
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SaI4tmvre 3ocfs Qpfptta 1.

Our uat,1p:iilt4vug brr Quadialasrei etablirt
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InnGe 6 ute.

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been 2euten pher tn ter Sue lernen ub tsreu Grl
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9Srper umb i seSfEren fDiu iorprt Eie n6bi9n &t-
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Dae feinFSe nmS SsIlenSetfse Brudsts Eone' Bite
unferer Sett f!
Sie 6onigbEu,ne (The Honeysuckie1
ELIXIR DE VITH.


Sde 6ontgbEu,ne (The Honeysuokie1
ELIXIR DE VITA.
Dieks gSnse gitte+s, wslGss si anse eHea sceta@ts
MuS tn @Irppa teHSt uns In bteer 2arbs nel IN yebr6u
cft Id aus teuq retnfeR Gcanae III DeTbnbun9 tt ees
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het ss Ueser be T$ner as sr MrSte eer ss supenbe.
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tst 6es Ge iaGes sIs MnGpeetreIen tA tnesm Is aus
@usneex tn aHanps sis obpeaSe &aEss ERet, Wautus
@5c16tis escrdt uHs Su!est IN ela eNlfanpeeS @asee
tn en era.enpss sni6artSeS @it&s betsn p1nnnttFttt
ZEN Rbsrseb Hns fen eaber tn ecer SGueeatuna mpplt
serntetsn 9sseis RetauratipH ,;utnbsbriid ttn.
0Ebpleiae sseGiI Aesnten nnne nit trgknb eSuegQ Qma
ta befes strsas@sn Sstters ~ 9fen DaserN 0H0ee
80 ben alIeiHiaen gtgner
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seine sfp.s Efcs t dot ttt n4.tt ms sesa stsen BE-
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Die IeeseR SlGmen veresn (sop t9ia tts eey n1NRtn
EsEeAuHs NIT $l9s DEsens ranee
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Ros.aeIstxa n:saDcer. essses<s ssx ban Hsubenfaf1
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Surge MGnaer,

Defenders peie lie Spsr sres setsimn 9atrs serrreen
nb, bas iibyli8 10 ptse &anre IN Elm su frIbes @rat
teiet mste outd Tore erba6ueu Saen.e enttfelten
Geranbe8rte nit he Dpunsr Der 9erettInmtet BEN Sc.
rat teeeert unb tr 2eer bedberne S6ue enttGd Gbea
rplrteii mbasn ie nit epasnI Gertrauen naheu
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SetbcnsS WiQarrem~sS arsA.
Gne ttne wastpse iGBnts sbents 1ant; eeISes wesss
uat HIaues Tapisr aGe SeSten &abtIe xb Eserh 4ass
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W3EGffers s. 0bacF tiat VEetNtll I

esnneetieai, Nsp gstt esatt Obts Sasana. Clara aa
Guho Esta; bic bsRe MasH6hI Bon Dbsasn E6Eaen idr
Feute Ste Ia SIelusn tsEea ass an saS uae tsb eest
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.srae4se e.sais 9i-s.fsss z @s 1851
, 1864-08-26
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, AUGUST rs, 1864

hin feyere personal chustisenent. This II
tcc second incarceration Of this seatleman-
Jud3e Brady was crested us 0Le Of the
hordsmen Of the Infamous Captain E. =.
Lutdy, who VIA killed in one Ut the camps
On Sunday morring, while ut the head OF u
pa1t3 Of rchels- Eu;dy was arrested aQ'side
Ct tac linrs in july, on suspicion OF hefn- q
"Conttderate" officer, then holding Cum
ntssicn- H. vss subsequently Released nad
. ordered trusside, etying bon4B to..he amount
o. s3,Go0 mol TO cone Ei;hin tho liues- At
the tlue OF his arrest be acknow1ed zed that
that be was nt=char4eo Before leavt3y the
city le purchased 4 splendid Confederate
officers uniform, which lie had on a. the
tine Of his !esth.
Judge Place was slso arrested, but 9as
hnallj releaesd from custody upon bis CIV
ing fhe proper Security.
Tu0 ct tile clerks, who were takan prfs-
cne,s at Gcner.l Wn:hhu7n's hes atqu2r:e7s.
sent word to their friends b. the zsraen ef a
aag ctttucc, that they were IL good spirits
AID Going we'll.
Ec1nE27rs AND CASUALTIES.
Colonel Starr, Of the 9Th Illinois cavaIy, who
Eas severely wouEded at the front on Sunday
cnttrtRtied u Afs sFetd dy recovery
Tie lo'lo~ins H. a correct iisE Of tue killed,
Wounded sna missing Of tho sth IoGa Infantry In
the engagement or SuudAYs
klllea@1st Meat. Arcb1ta'd 7. Irwin. CO. F.
EcEe1c; 20 Lieut.. Chae. l.. Tinshzin, D, Ia thigh,
severe: Serat- VIM. Carrls, c, IN thigh, Feyera;
Y. T6orn,on, G, II ihist. - srvcre; x. Il. Mnro1n,
G. thigh. severe; A. J.. n. CIt!hon, c, neck, -.
yers; v. L. Thpp, c. Ia left a;m, broken; Cospl.
+, in 6oac acl*. mortsI; j. i. Tors; F. ia sdoaidct,
stverc; Alfred G3uel, in mot, severe.
MlssiDr-i@t Lftut John We1rer1-
portea Eoundel in slon1der; F. N. Hall, .: Moaes
Heclt, D J; Lc sis F. Hoocrif. D Geo. i. E9rt, e;
Z. A. asfie: F; J"s:ph White. u; Alexander Nc
Cowar, and chartes Neeeler, z eergs George a.
Corpl c. e. Hobb, I; t;orpl. r. ]. sevel; pf1vates
J. L; Re5iEs shsdsr 4. L. turner, J. Flann.xan. Cy
rus Jedd. ". Il. Jnhnson, VIM. Jarvis, Wm. n.
shspnop. OF this company made his escape aad re-
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pointed colcn'l of the 134th, rice Sloan, End
Dr.. Frank ". Hunter Assistant Surgeon IT
A.

pointed Co}Cnsl of the 18th, rice Sloan, md
Dr.. Frank " Hunter Assistant Surgeon IT
the s4th.
Bord county sleo appears to be in dis
turbed Finite 4 few day s ago va1n attempt
Was made to arrest notorious deserter Dy
the ERme OF Edwards, aE;cs Ed ward Wilsop,
at The house Of Jacob sarner, living one
mile west from Bethel In that county. San
1er became 1urioue, ard threatened vcn-
gecnce on aJl those neighnors whom he SUP
posed Here with tile officer. He accusrd
Bloomfield D7vi6 and Rone others Of bclDg
among the number. The cext day Or 90 sfr.
Davis was passipg through some woodland
near sanuer's when ne "as fired upon from
the roadside, in the brush, the ball just
brushlpg close to hts head.
A geEtleFan writing from the countrr,
say that the whole loyal community there
are one Vigilance CO mmlttee, reany to CO.
0pera!e witt and sustain tho Government.
CAPT Pete Wood, son ct Thom4s Wood,
late If Montgomery County, b=tns at home
Tuesday, Or be rsehnck, tor Shelby couuty
going through Van B0res,sbnr<. Not reai-
t2ii Z the teaIiul slase OF the society, he cid
net take the Prtcautiou to 70 armed, and
moreuy.r had with rim quite sum Of
morey. Ee wns balted at the town men-
: toned, fo1cibly stripped Of his uniform, Nth
51Co, which fellow calling himself Morgan
denied, and Eave wood his Own suit. Tuey
took 1rom him also s4l5 In money ano allowed
him to depart, THIS man Morgan claimed
to te = Lieuivnont 10 the rebel urtny. There
were th1ttfen Of tie ecoundre}s in the gunE.
TnIeo leading Democrats oias I" So.s Of
Of Libc1ty,p viz !: f. Y. 8attsrdsId, J. n.
Sattes1eld and Lloyd Ward. Of Mount Yer
Dor; Jcfftrson county, few days siuce at
tempted to aesaeEinate, In tho dark, Mr..
John 4. Wall, editor of The Usio,;:st Of that
place, for 10 other cauee than that he was
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mined to 1e1ax no efforts from this un:Il
November to secure the triumphant election
Of the Stste and National ticGst-
The mseting was add1es57d b. Oslcshv In
q apeecn two hours long. al,d Vas u loytcs',
conrt cling, auo bril1lsnt thort7 20 deliEesei
as tu force cuDEict!ou upon 1hs nahas of hts
hfnrerR .....
EA Stars, EEq., ot your city, followed
IN m excellent ADDRESS Ct an hour IN Whica
he Clearly showed that III the uolicy the
PresiG enE bas adopted In carrying on thts Tsr
for the suppres s.fon OF REBELLION he had filled
the plafu ptovisi3co oftbe Constitution. He
showed that In the military arrests, tue sna-
pcnsjon OF the writ Of A.6sa' eof,4s and TUG
emancipation prDctsEasion he WAS suk:a,net
b. conEtltulfoual Law old Dtec=deat. =.
Mr. 6torrs wss txG:llcntlg Tell received.
aud Satisfied his audience. Il,
Jncge Jrnninsa, Of A1kansas, = man lately
escaped frou the rebel 1ines. RENTED Chap
t+T OF the lnside'bistory ot tue Fshelsion. do
said he k5eW tbs Union sentimcet u Arsaa'
eas was dbupd.nt. aud only awaited tue prcs-
ence Of Federal army to mako itself uunlis-
takab!y manifest. The last hope ot tue re-
bel1iun = ~ in the defeat Of President Lin
COLI, and 10 that hope the rebels cling with
the jcs1eration Of dru "ntng 1ntn. He couu-
seled his hearers not to listen to tie song Of
peace. It's tendency was to luro tue a CO to
destruction. A few short months, and the
tory.
The Lumbard brothers were present, aud
added greatlr to the interest IF The occasion
By their Exc. nsnt singing. Thsy Were LOUD
lysrp'andetf.
coh," three times three Tor the soldiers IN
the field, and three and tiger for tho old
flag.
Il bss been marked day In tue political