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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

The Union Club Of this CITY vii We al
dressed on Thurs Law evening next, by Hon.
Wn Lorkridge OF o ,ka'orsa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

BEST PAcK,NG.-Messrs. B. Ladd & Co.,
have commenced packing beef at their Pack.
ing House in this city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20
CHARLES BEN OAR WIN,
.79 CHARLES ben OAR WIN,
4 Union Elector at Large, will address the
citizens of Wapello County at
..s OTTUMWA,
:: 81 Wednesday, Oct. Goth,

att o'clock. P. NJ Give him rousing
meeting N So
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GROCERY STORE,

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
store In TIE nrst building north Of Lawrence Cham
bers new brick block, where he will keep on hand
very best Groceries to be found in the city, coesst
Ing OF n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

Remember the Presbyterian Festival at the
Count House tomorrow evening, Friday
2lst.
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.otttsnwa grioe, current.
coaRscrrp WEEKLY by

coRRRcTED WEEKLY ny
Ct. II. SHELTER, GROCER,
an a rDEALER IN, PROVISIONS As.-s ,.
~ = - llal Vi sSss q rOrrumwA, OCT 90
WHEAT, . bush Spring l,s5 Fall $3.50
RYE R1F's'ora. 4 taAs.s fO'9 s.
FLOUR-7Eall. u hund ......,.... $500
Elk. Spring. 400
gaaE nSuperine Spring !. r..r. rs
BEA Ms. n ~ - ~ 4. q 30
BUTTER, Fresh Roll, 80 Firkin, 80
HOGS per 100.... g 90 @.7,00
BACON, sugar cured. .......... 1920
Hams, country ....... 20
Shoulders ........ IS
Clear Sides .1S@20
CATTLE, gross, ......... sos
CANDLES, Mould zoe. Star -. 3o@4o
CRACKERS, % brl. r.. -. 1920 $50
COFFEE, Rio, fair to prime. -. .45@5O
Java, .Y ID, ........... 60
COAL, delivered ....'........ 10
CORN, in ear .................. go
CORN MEAL .......... l@1.20
EGGS, % doz -, 100. i. :. ~. -.A Is
FRUlr-APp'ss, a gEssn' !, sls1 ,s5 LIZ
Rasins, layers, y box. $3.50
FISH, Cod, " tb .....,.-..... SOLO
White, f3 hlf brl 90. 80. $780,. $1,000
Mackerel, IB hlf brl, No. g.. .1Oa1
FOWLS, Chickens, % doz. $500. 1926
~ Turkeys, each, ..........
HAY. tame, $1,000 Wild. 1890. $500
HIDES, Dry, 90. Green, ......,., IL
LEAF and SHOT, bar &c. Shot 9Th 80
LARD in cans Zoe. New brls ...., 90
MOLASSES, Sorghum .........8 S1,00
OIL, Linseed .................. 1920
Coal, per gal ...... 80. e 1,20
PALS, pc, doz. ............ $500 800
sPOTATOES, per BUSH Fas.i.a.I bS0
POWDER, per key =. t'Eft 1900
RICE, per ID. 1920
SALT, per brl, $4,75 Dairy, sack. 50
SUGAR, Common, %. Powdered. 35
SODA. per kes go. ......ss...A ~
l,oV
Marsh Ketchaml ...,.... ......
ALE, per half tbi., Ketcham's ..............$6 90
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

Arrival and Departure of Mails.
OT.-UM va, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL,
VIA b. N. R. r. r..
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted-at11:45 a. m
and 7.35 p. m. Leaves at 9,16 a.. m. and 4:16 p.
Time half an hour faster than common. Mail close
one hour before the trai leaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
TT. D. NJ AMIR.
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted--at 1906 m
and leaves at 4:15 p.
WESTERN MAIL,
yIAE.rr DIN. &x.R.R.
Arrives tDaily-sundays excepted-at s.15 a. M
and caves At 1880 p. m. ~ Il sstNNsst ah
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GRAPE VINES, IsHUBARB, Ac.,

together with the best varieties Of EvERGREENs
DECIDIOUs, and ORNAMENTAL TREES and
SHRUBS, ROSES and VINES, At prices 40 low as the
Burlington or other reliable nurseries.
Particular attention viii be paid to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court,
Judge Burbank presiding, yesterday af-
ternoon commenced the trial of James
Ford, charged with murder in the first de-
gree in killing one James Thompson.
The following jury was empanneled: 7.
T. Ball. John O'Brien, W. P. Hutchins,
NJ. F. Truett, VIM. Hess, Chas. Forman,
c. y. Hobbs, D. Hass, R. E. Lowrey, J.
Z. Currie, c. S. Ellis, VIM. B. Thorn
burg. The following witnesses were
sworn on behalf of prosecution: Frank
Reiter, Drs. CASTOR, Voigt and Briarly,
and Mrs. Arthur. The Court then ad-
journed over until the forenoon of o-day,
In the matter of Jacobs and Jacobs VS..
Paul \ Bateman, stay of proceedings
was granted in accordance with stipu-
lahon filed. State VS.. James Ford, trial
proceeded with and a number of witnesses
were examined, the testimony ended lat
noon, and Judge Hardy commenced his
argument for the defense to the jury, and
had not concluded when we went to
press. The following persons were each
fined 800 for non-appearance as jurors,
as summoned. John Rule, o. Eastman,
NJ. L. Gesbern, ]. S. Park, and H. W.
Small. State VS.. ]. h. Sale, defendant
answered and plead not guilty.
1. o. 0. FELLows.-Nevada Pioneer
Encampment No. l, of this order will
meet tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. All
brethren in good standing are requested
to be present.
CRUDE BuLLIoN.-The following lots of
crude bullion have been to-day received
at the following Assay offices. Van Wyck
Co., 1851 ounces; Thcall s Co., 2,230
ounces.
\ HoRSE-MAN wants to know whether
an article that appeared in yesterdays
News was intended as a challenge or not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28

CoMIxG.-New Years day is close upon
us, and we know of no more appropriate
gift within the reach of all to present to a
friend than ticket in caves, Nye & Co. S
Gift Enterprise, which will positively be
drawn at Maguire's Opera House, on the
18th of February. Let somebody % stake
us to a hundred chances, and we will
draw" as well as the Menken did.
BRIcxs.-We saw yesterday, at the
establishment of S. Molitor & Co., in this
town, four magnificent silver bricks,
melted and assayed by that firm for the
Chollar Company. The weight OF the
four bricks was 4,6lS 69-l00 ounces, and
the value 1858 03.
FOURTH HoUsE.-The Rev. Mr.. Bird
sail informs us that this august body OF
Legislators will meet tonight at half past
seven o'clock, receive the reports OF COM
mittees and perfect an organization OF a
salubrious character.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The pews of this
Church will be rented on Friday afternoon
az 3 o'clock. All persons DESTROYS of Sc
curing permanent seats are requested to
be present at that time. There will be
sittings for all who may choose to attend.
observation-disclosures. ]. P. Gallagher,
John r. Sale, Charley Clintz and James
Kelley, all recently shot, are cOnvalescent,
and will soon be able to attend to their
regular business.
HONE GuARD.-Turner Hall being oc-
eupied by the ball last Monday evening
the regular drill of the Gold Hill Guards,
was postponed until this "wednesday
evening at seven o'clock.
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
this morning from their Virginia ofiee,
eighteen bars of bullion, weighing l,l7O
pounds, and worth, according to assay,
$S3,4O4 55.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28
JOE LORYEA'S ADVERTISEMENT.

JOE LORYEA'S ADVERTISEMENT.
GRAND
GIFT ENTERTAINMENT
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
FOR NEW YEARS, 1865
MAGUIRE's OPERA HOUSE,
Virginia.
$4,000 Tickets, at 81 Each!
FIRST PRIZE:
One 2-story Building, 20 rooms 'oOO
SECOND PRIZE:
In Gold 1,OOO
THIRD PRIZE;
In Gold Coin. oVO
FOURTH PRIZE;
lin Gold Coin 3QO
FIFTH PRIZE:
In Gold Coin SUU
SIXTH PRIZE:
One 2-stOry Building, 2 rOOms......... 4,0OO
THE HOUSE ON A STREET, WEST SIDE,
one door from Union, is hard finished, . by
60, contains 20 rooms, all handsomely furnished
now
Renting for $50 Dollars per Month
rF@The House on Howard, east side, one door
from Union street. is hard finished % by 80, con-
tanning rooms, and
Rents for 4 so Dollars per Month!
s-5sThe above Houses are open for inspection
until Che Day Of Entertainment, ut ii O'Clock
each day, for one hour.
THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED
Free from all Liens or Incumbrance
E-T1The Deeds, Policies of Insurance, and In
ventory of Furniture are in possession OF
RUHLING & CO., Bankers,
Who will convey the same to the parties who
may draw the prizes, upon presentation OF
Tickets Containing the Numbers!
~ The money for the Tickets will be placed
in the hands of +. Ruhling Il Co., Bankers, until
the Drawing is over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28

Newcastle Coal.
TNHE LESSEES OF THE ABOVE COMPA:
i ny will be prepared to deliver coal at Gold
Hill on and after November 21st, 1864, from their
depot, l9e South G street, Virginia. on the follow
ing terms: .i r.-.l. ..E
Orders, which may be left at 30 South G street.
for 10 tons and over, $40 per ton.
Orders for less quantities S25 per ton.
Cash on deliqery, except where other arrange
ments may be made
nols m JAS. McEVILY, Superintendent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28
FOR THE
FAIRNESS OF THE ENTERTAINMENT

refer to the following firms and gentlemen
Louis Feusier & Co. + Ruhling & Co,
II. S, King, of w. +. & Co, John Piper,
George +. Jones, ID. Block Il Co.
w. ii. Bremen, Joseph Trench
Toe Clark w. II. Howard,
Isaac C. Bateman n. w. Winton,
A. Hrschmun, George Lewis,
Rufus F.. Arick, Joe Barnert & Co.,
J. c. Clark, Dighton Corson,
S. r. Curtis, Quiut & Hardy,
Cant. A. n. Smith. j. Frankenthal,
Capt. J. L. Moore, a. f. O'Nein,
A. Li1Ydauer, Taylor & Campbell,
Alex. Coryell, C. II. Bryan,
Jacob Smith. Capt. L. Rawlings
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28
The NatiOual Banks.

The total number of National Banks now
in existence is SO, representing capital Of
Sl0S,440,S70 with circulation of 1854 $780,
600. The old Banks throughout the country
appear to be giving in their adhesion to the
new system, and in New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, some leading institutions were
organizing under the new law. The Bank
of Commerce in New York, with capital
of Sl0,000,00 is to become the National Bank
of Commerce on the lst of January. That
institution has but nominal circulation of
Sl,105, but under the new organization, will
probably furnish ten millions of currency.
If all the city Banks of New York follow in
the same direction, instead Of circulation
of less than $4,O00,00O, liable under the laws
to be demanded in Specie or Legal Tender
Notes, they may issue 100000 which
may almost be regarded as not redeemable
at all. The change that will be wrought in
the currency issues of the three principal
cities of the Union is by some estimated
about as follows:
Present National
Capital. Issue issue
New York 500 100000 s3,T0O,OOO $4,000, 600
Boston .----. Is,0O0,0O0 9OO000O 34.OOO,OO0
Philadelphia. la,O0O,0OO 2,iOO,O0O lO,s0O,0OO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Diamond Goods, .....
Watches,
.Jewelry.
Silverware,
Etc, Etc.
is THE TINE FOR ANY PERSON
N who wishes to purchase tfae watch, or
other article of jewery, diamond goods or silver
ware, for Holiday presents, 70 call and examine
,ba sxtensjve stock of the aforementioned arti.
Giles at
A HIRSCHMAN'S STORE,
No. 36, South G Street.
The elegance of my goods, and the variety Of
,bs stock, rs well ~ the
Il
n, which am determined to sell, will please and
as,nn;sh Won. Every article bought at my estab'
iisbment Is WARRANTED PURE.
$500 ounces of
uom @ m de SiIverw
Will be sold at cost.
A. HIRSCHNIAN,
No a6 South street Virginia. next door to Gillig
VS. Sole Agent for the celebrated Bohlns Pat.
deg I'm
TOYS, Toys, Toys
TOYS,
TOYS,
TOYS,
TOYS,
TOYS, TOYS,
TOYS, TOYS,
TOYS, TOYS;
Toys, TOYS,
TOYS, TOYS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AND
NEW We AIRS O. rs.
At DALE 81 CO.'S,
Virginia and Sacramento.
VIRGINIA DEPOT-Opposite Wells. Fargo
G. ~ del2 Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28
Total. -sn9OOOOOO sl5,lOO,OOO sIO7 1900, 900

Each National Bank must deposit at least
one-third of its capital in United States
Bonds with the Controller at Washington,
for which circulating notes are issued so that
the Banks Of the three cities will have $780,
100000 circulation as a minimum, or more
than double the present amount. The paper
food at the East promises to continue, and
the evil of imitation will doubtless not stop
short of the $500, 900, 900 authorized by Con-
gress. The new system is advantageous to
the Banks; it frees them from heavy taxa
ton and augments their ability to expand
generally, but in the language Of an Eastern
Journal, "to the Government and the peo-
pie it is hurtful, for it fosters that currency
initiation, which may be likened to cancer
eating its way into the vital elements Of the
nations credit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.

CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.
Positively Selling Off!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
OF Gold Hill md vicinity!
pEMEMBER, THE STORE OF f. HARRIS
~ is no humbug selling off, but the genuine
thing itself He don't look for any profits on his
goods He only wishes to get clear of his stock
ut the regular San Francisco cost, and will con-
tinue to do so till lie has not got one dollars
worth of merchandise left.
aSrRemember the Old Stand - Next 10
Gold illNews ONCE, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs of 10 and 1I-sIzed
BOOTS!
Which will be sold cheap.
200 Of the Finest French CnssImcre
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought Into the Territory, at S15 90.
Business Coats ----.--...-.-.....-.-.---S4 %
Superior Boys Hats............. / 25
Large Lot Of of Small Brogan shoes, 25
Calf Boots, best unIity,--.--.-------.--S5 so
Nailed Boots, ----.--.-------.----------4 OO
Godfrey & Wings Best Nailed Boots SO
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ....------...-2 90
Best Cal. Flannel OyershIrts, ..---.----2 25
Grey Flannel Overshirts, OIade in the,
Stntes)-------.------------ ID
Undershirts and Drawers, grey md
white, ------.-----.---------..---l Sd
Fine Cashmere Vests, so
Hats, MI cOlOrs,. %
Cotton HALF Hose, per Dozen 90
Blue md Grey Blankets, per pair, ----3 90
Best California IO-lb. BlRnkets---.--..S 90
Working Pnnts,- .--.--.------..----.-...-.-2 5O
Working Pants, superior so
Corduroy Pnnts, best quality, so
Fine Black C0nts, satin lined - .------16 90
Blue Pilot Shirts ..-.-....-..............2 so
Fine Business Cents --------.-.-..--.-.-12 90
superior Heevy Overconts -...-...---12 90
Extra fine English Cashmere SHIFTS 2S 90
French Calico Shirts -.-.----.-.----------1 80
Very Superior silk Velvet Vests, all
cOlOrs--.-- ------------------------1 0O
Cloth Caps, good quRlity.---------------1 25
Red Drawers and Shirts, each-.-...--1 so
Harrison Cnss're Suits, best qual'y ID 90
Fancy Colored Flannel Conts.------.--4 so
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra quality-....-6 so
Calf Boots, double-sole. 90
Extra DOubIe-SoIe Calf Boots -.-------.5 so
DoubIe-S0le Calf Boots, sewed. so
Boys Boots -.-------------.-----.-..--- ID
Gents Cavalry Boots. .-..-----..----.---5 80
Superior Wooden Hose, per dOzen.-.-.2 IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-28

GOLD IN VERHoNT.-The Irasburg Stand
ard says: We were last week shown speci-
mems Of gold taken the week previous in
Troy, by Mr.. Albert Hobsden, Of that town,
who dug about twelve dollars in three days;
the gold is quite fine. He has bonded some
seven hundred acres Of land, and is making
extensive preparations to mine it next sum
mer,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16

IN. rosoato Globe l. engaged - the issk
az spsshiny words Of Truth and sooefuess to
che people Of Csnads J, = beginning TO
o.rosl.s that the latter -se not 30 v'gilsnt VA
sh..s .,sssslon ~ the daly VI usalsass az 70
.n,lsls then % plead that they have done
everything which . ssqulsed by International
IA. The RAIDS aud pioss against the un'sed
sss,s- which srs carried on under the pro-
sscsiex Of Csasd,.a neassaIisy NAV beget fs-
s.llstioa. ~hlch the Canadians oil them
sssss~ sssss,s.ee The ssieb' wsFus lh"
o..sa..n people hat nnles. lhes are more
ssrne., 10 their sdo.ts - ssresi the Efforts
II the Rebel ns'gusnt- among shsm. they
sul sfve - thc U.iscd 'ssasss iAiF csss. 20
sur.as ans predatory pate across the Dor
ass. which as, b dous as..ief the saassion
Of lnissnstional la~ The following quota
slots ace IN psia'
DE-. Philllmsse. IL solaao l pege 221 81
NJ valuable .nsk vn International Law 4,
save. "a rebellion % 4 eltli cOmmouon u
rss, h,pesn. sgisatrs nission. saile the Nu-
shssislss are sasAssi "a depressing y. AAud.
al r~bsls p.-- the ffoGass 20 sheltsf them-
..lves under sh- prolsction oi the enotsrIni-
nos. State. sn1 item ttfnee. nh restored
ssreasth sGd isesh appliances. seaew their
invasion upoa shs stasr tom wh.ea they
have escaped. The lovAded State venom
ssrss>- The fsulo.asifsace, whether from
tsvos 10 rebels. az 'eeblfncss Of the esscu-
tive. - anAseled o.. ~ least. the sssi CON
plssnsi of remains ucredFesscc In sais state
Of thioss The Invaded stAis i eAIrsnlsd ~
INTERNATIONAL lsw IA eroeains he isontsss. snd
IA tsk,os TIE aseeasry mesrs fol her safety
shstbsx fhsse De ,he capture 20 Dispersion
Of ths rebels. az TIE destruction ~ their
..u,axhsld. A. the sssget elss II zoe case nav
ss0sLrs"
svaftsl. ssss he Learned laf'si, main
fssns .lsonsiy shis opiniou IL = certain
that II nv nelgabos afosua refuge q my
sosm.s- tine 90 recruit them
s>lves aud ne chance - watch Toe an oppos
fusly "a male pse iffuptioo mt my Yer =
sltory. conduct 80 prsieliclsl - my aiety
rln be incomYstible 18th neutrality. Wheo,
<ssa. nv bsstsn snsales Felfe u he do
o.siaa. BE maei uos allow them
% hs i.r .sit - attach sns~. othessHe ae
usss Ne tie light ~ 10 snd sssk hem u
Als tsststos, The = wasi shsli hspesa %
thee nstssoe -ho sre aaz "a condition. =
sssks ,he.s tstraosiss reacected NesJ sooa
gks tAs>is. Of ar wiA - established there
rhsse they shall nefrh. taefe they shsl
fshs e. N = coontsy opsa ~ al oonef-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16
LARGEST CIRCULATION

rrxsr L evidently a. opportunity for some |
Congressional thinker q Richmond 70 d.
s,uzuish himself b. q .ffons aes q feifiou-
don against the physlcisns These soos q
f.culspius have thus far oeeu exempted iron
military service, aDd they ara duly grateful.
The, have cousulied rogeshsr - 70 the oe-'
means classifying their shAakfuins-s' sn'
an. !. their tribute Of assistance 70 holy
esuss sna generous peoplsi They Val
purge. physie or blister any good Ooaieoe-
rata AZ halt the usual ehafgs for visits before
the u.r. payable IN gold, o. IL equivalent
FOR instance, II thsy charged dollar T's'
IN the good Old times. thes E'ii nov De con-
..a,.a With a silver h.lf dollar, o. ''s equiv
.lsos in CoufsderAss currency some per
sop. have maintained that the Coniedsfa'e
currency has To value. but Il se assume. 'of
,hs sake of beng liberal. that il i worth I'VE
c.,,. on the dollar. il rould take tea 9aPef
soli.,s 90 pay for = Doctors Wet q bali the
old r.ts.. or t~eoty Goila.s i the physicians
hsa not Insisted uroa rsi-iag their rates
To . rich mas Ia the Confeder-ey ~oa'a
svsn Al the-e rsl~-. - iuxuf,. aud "1efe
the catisnt vas very io~ and required tnfee
vs.,ss. Al least per dsJ. the eost Of Attendance
one dollar and bali. specie, pes IA, might
not seem heavy. Should tse s'ekness las
tvo weeks ,he co-t would oalg be tses4iy
sa,,.r. M .osc.e. .as Il The uaf5stuaAte hs'
not the "sbinnsrs." - pay nis physicians u
currency would take ious bucdred and lo't
aoslsss in papes The confedeFase colder
are. of cour-s. attended ~ The ARMY sur
sssns. but should az 81 sto-e who have Zee
d..chasged need medical advice, q month
~ could MT be sufficient 70 gay iof ~
x,s,... The Richmond Wing s'gnihcanu
cav. that tLs.vAl4o OF gold = ncl a fair stand
ard Of value. since one dOlis' 3" specie NJ
noe nav tsiss s. much ~ Is would beio'
TIE ~as; that me tocrDi- suppose shat the
haze mst,hia iifcults By reduction OF ri'
pes cent. Ia specie paying rates But feA''
me, 40 not. ios ,hsy can buy lof bali Do
lar ~hst formerly coo, them dol'as. ihs
have made.no concession whstsvef. bu
Gays TIE Why significantly
IL gold i 70 be recognized a. ihs on
<t.a lard Of value 81 ~hch 20 measure g
Depreciation OF Confederate IFeasass nots
soc practice should be general. II the 90
sors ara 10 be paid .n gold % - sqalsaleh
lss this be The prevailing mode OF acjnai''
accounts sa.ong al professions ard trades
The phys.oiana have eel Tho example, ~la
sgll probably have IT. influence ere long
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-16


There 49, = d,-<asssoa ~ The Bsigi-h Scs-
srssfzs Association. lately. ca tbs question
The th>ory Of aristotle. that nan pc~s-ed
,oss vsrwsA sksn ~sm<1. A&a bees d.
oassz. s.a h>d h-~. hell ~ sene. =. he
sssa.s Of modern fs.~srrh. thss ne semptfs-
ARE 81 wonen was slixhfi, sapssioT @ men E.
Solsitk.ssntsrg ghs. hewerer. ffom sueA
sasssssfioas :. ka h41 bsen able O. nske
Ds Dxss coasAlessa tae cary opinion ~
1oss coFFert
Tssirs NE Average. : ...e>ssed LA TIE
.sne<r.snfe q aasles sri isuklss as ~ :
% 1918 he 1sA sore rsceaii, made -oms
siilssoa.l ohs>sssstsrs ussug shermome-
tss Of great 3slicssv. ssa iskior. ios he
psspo-s II Nj. srr<fimsats. "A pesraas, tbsss
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Cot n X Brown. Of tie 6ssh Ohio vol
ostess. was. lust after the fret luii M the
engage saent with the rebels az Frsnklin. on the
lelt of the line. near the cotton-gins re-
oue-ted bv Major Coulter 20 take charge Of a
volunteer diminishing party and advance
49,, ~ sarks 70 see and learn the coDdi-
too az Things IN trout OF the works, which
tbs ,sbela had, until that moment. been AZ.
ling 40 violent. IL was now quite dark.
II. sofsng on The top OF the parapet and
called too ths men, whom he soon oDtaihel'
81 ,avaneed them over rebel dead Tor near
/ a. fou, hundred Yards. when he halted them
- advanced forward himself la rods 70
| 49, tie condition u things. aud to determine
4 the enemy was yet behind the works near
,a~u he had evacuated. he bad not gone
| f.f before be learned that they we're lying
behlod them. when be turned 20 leave, bat
| 80 stcpoed bv large rebel Captain. who
auoro.chsd him. aud said: "Good evening;
! he replied. GOOD evening, sud asked the
rebel n re wae wounded. he replied NO.
sut that he wac very tired. and such ehsig-
ing va enough TO kill anybody mat
they bad been nearly annihilsted Captain
B.o~n answered. "les, We we're a"iniiy
used 40 The rebel Captain then asked
hin u be kse~ were hs regiment ~as re-
forming Captain Brown asked Wat req
meat. and the rebel replied. "the %5th leu
ne-.ee Captain Brown replied that he DID
AID told him II he wished 10 90 10 ~
| vould -bo- him TO it ss he was going d.
recsly pact The rebel asssnted, aud ven
| .ong into the Yaskee lines. when Cspsaif
Btasa informed him that tho larger part o.
hl- regiment sss forming behind fanke'
t.yonets, When he spoks up quickly, . " hat
are You Yankesf' Capt. Brown told IN"
be uas. when he became angry, s.yins Tia
q Va Id mean Yankee trek