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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27


Ertract from letter dated Camp of
the 49h Pa. Vol, ,Jon. 17th. 1864.
AS | have a few leisure moments I'll
endeavor to give you a line, for the
purpose of letting your readers know
that we are yet living. We are still
camped on the south side Of the Rap
pahannock, and by the aspect Of af-
fairs here, | think we will remain in
this place during the winter season.
All however depends on the move
ments Of Lees rebel army I think
he will be content in his present po-
sltlOn, to act on the defensive with
the half fed and poorly clad soldiers
which compose it, Should he come
and try to drive us from our position,
Meade would punish him more sever ~
than ever; consequently we feel safe
under our veteran commander. There
Is quite a large number of our regi-
ment enlisted for veterans, who have
received thirty-fve days furlough :;
they left here on the 9th of this month.
l hope they may have happy time
in the old Keystone State, the land Of
their nativity They have been from
home more than two years. and as
cur regiment has always been in front,
If any soldiers has seen hard service.
we have have no small share The old
organization numbers between two
and three hundred men. When we
left Camp Curtin we numbered eight
hundred and ninety etfectives There
fore you can form an idea of the ser
vice we had to perform; yet we have
not lost many in battle, but while we
were on the Peninsula, with its
swamps and marshes, and fetid water,
diseases were contracted which ear
ried to the tomb so many Of our brave
comrades. We have three new com
panies, composed Of conscripts and sub
stitutes. The majority are conscripts,
and hail from Blair, Union, and Snyder
counties, and finer looking set Of men
never shouIdered a musllet. The Off
GERS are busily engaged in drilling and
learning them the duties Of soldier.
The weather has been of mider ma
ture for the last two or three days.
and by all appearance we will have
fall Of rain. The roads are in an al
most impossible condition, in conse-
quence OF the mud, which is from six
inches to foot deep. ROMEO.
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as IOIIOWS
II. Brokerhoff, SOS, 900, no insurance
j. Copenhager, $500.
). Harris, Drug store $500, partly insured.
W. Mcclellan, 1900,
Geo Livingston, 1900, no insurance
J. Montgomery,
Reynolds, 1900, $4,000
c. Derr, 1000,
A. Sternberg & Co., 500,
Mrs. Ducas, 300,
Orvis & Alexander,
J. B. Butts, 300,
j. Garman, 1000,
Mrs. Benner,
JAS. Hillibish, personal effects $50.
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rea- Prentice says there is a good
deal of the devil in the rebels. They
sometimes fight like him, frequently
run like him, and always lie like him.
Two bags of gold containing
$4,000, were mysteriousIy stolen from
the cashiers room Of the Philadelphia
custom house weeks ago, in the
presence Of one Of the officers.
w. W Davis, ESQ, has become
associate editor Of the Miflintown
Sentinel. Between Guss and Davis
the crew will probably behave them
selves or get thunder
"A New York despatch states that
ten thousand rifles, recently from
Europe, and intended for the Rebels.
have been capturec by the Government.
Where the capture was made is not
stated.
Captain Baird is making an ex-
animation into the alleged frauds at
Mif}intown. But little we learn has
thus far been ELECTED to criminate any
one, the stories got up by the "buIi''
Of the party having been drawn up
with more regard to private malice
than truth.
The Democrat rs much as acknowl-
edges that he is the person who had
six turkeys and sixty chickens in his
coop when corn was over a dollar a
bu>hel No wonder he can't buy a
house. He also complains Of n,jsSiaq
some. Is he sure that he hasn' traded
some to Swan for taffy or some other
gimcrack
Gen. Butler has published q conar-
al order requiring the municipal au-
thorities Of Norfolk, from the Mayor
down to the 'Almshousc doorkeeDer. to
detail in writing, under oath, ali mon
eys received by them from any source.
and the purpose for which they were
expended, during the six months end
ing January lst, 1861 Gen. Butler
hints at severe penalties in case of
incorrect returns, and his antecedents
show that be would not scrupIe at
robbling up a whole city government
il he was suspicious Of its loyalty.
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An Out Lot Of Ground,
near the line Of the Borough Of Lewistown,
containing
L q OR EE 5

and sixty five perches adjoining lands Of
Michael Buoy on the east, Jacob Ort on the
west and north, and said private road on the
south in a fine state Of cultivation, and a
number Of choice apple trees in good bearing
order
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27

RSIg~ Mrs Douglas, the widow of Sena-
tor Douglas, is at present in Washington,
engaged by Secretary Chase as a clerk in
the Treasury Department
B@g~The Montreal Witness says that a
French Canadian land owner to all appear
ances died suddenly few days ago, and
was taken to the church for uterment. As
the service was proceeding, noises were
heard coming from the coffin, the lid was
taken off, and the man was found to be
alive. On the following day he was able
to move about.
HeAp BY vote of 81 to Is, the Legsla
ture of Maryland have recognized the over
whelming sentiment Of the people Of that
State, and have declared their purpose to
call convention to amend the State Cen.
stitution so as to effect as soon as practca-
BILE, the abolition Of slavery. Thus, hope
and prediction are again justified, and an
other step in progress is taken towards re-
union.
GSB" Sometime ago we noticed in a news
paragraph that there was a giant girl out
somewhere in Nova Scotia Barnum has
got her already in his museum. She is | 7
years old, eight feet high, has foot sixteen
inches long, and sleeps In nine foot bed !;
she can't be got in an Ordinary carriage; and,
in short, for length and breadth, not to mem
tion good looks, she is decidedly the biggest
thing Barnum has ever brought out.
Bsa- Late advices from New Orleans in
form us that arrangements are now being
made for the holding of an election for
State officers and delegates to represent the
different parishes in State Convention, to
alter and amend the Constitution The
elections are to take place early in the
coming month, and we shall be disappoint-
ed IT the State Of Louisiana is not in the
Union as free State, before the adjourn
ment of the present session of Congress.
D539@ John. Ten Brock is a member of
the Ellsworth Regiment He arrived in
New York on Saturday morning. At the
battle of Fredericksburg Mr.. T. had a
narrow escape from a premature burial.
He was stunned by shell, and taken up
for dead. He was accordingly laid in a
trench with six others. He came to Just
as the dirt was about being shoveled into
the grave. His escape from death forms
one of the exciting incidents of the war.
Death Of California DamseI'-Th
famous trotting mare, California Damsel.
recently purcha sed by Senator Sprague, of
Rhode Island, for SILL 600, as present
for his bride, has died from the bursting of
a blood vessel She was let out of the sta
bic in the morning, in apparent good health,
and commenced frisking about when the
blood suddenly flowed from her mouth,
and she soon died.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27

A WE'LL DESERVED TRIBUTE. The
New Orleans Times of the Sd inst,
says that among the happy incidents
connected with New Years Day we
may mention that Capt C. K. Mark,
A, @ NJ, was presented by his clerks
with magnificent regulation sword.
We notice this with pleasure, as it is
an expression of the esteem in which
the Captain is held; as he is known to
be one OF the most valuable and eff.
fcient officers in this Department.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-27

The WEATHER-Wednesday windy,
cloudy, cold. Thursday morning cold,
a light snow; evening cloudy, cold.
Friday clear and pleasant, night moon
light. Saturday ditto. Sunday morn
ing cloudy, but springlike; evening
clear. Monday windy, cloudy in morn
ing, clear and pleasant in afternoon.
Tuesday morning boisteroHs winds,
latter part Of day pleasant with few
clouds The week has been of a
springlike nature.
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Notice to Collectors Of Taxes.

VaNHE Commissioners have adopted the t0l
R having regulations respecting Collectors
Of Taxes:
lst That the Treasurer be and is hereby
directed, on the 9th day of April. 1864, 10
charge interest on all balances due By coll
ectors Of State and county taxes for 1860,
1861 and lS62-in each case charging interI
est from Wednesday of the April eoart fol-
lowing the year of the issue of the duplica to
and on the Ist of May next to add similar
interest TO all outstanding taxes for 1868
ID. That the treasurer is hereby directed,
on Wednesday of April court of each year
TO add interest on all outstanding balances
on duplicates for the previous year.
3D. That the Treasurer furnish the COM
missioners, at the times above designated,
with the several amounts due by collectors
4th. That no generations viii hereafter
be granted to collectors after the January
court following the issue of the duplicate.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
GEORGE FRYSINGER,
Lewistown, Jan. 20, 1868. Clerk.
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Estate of James sterrett, deceased.

n Office is hereby given that letters of
1 \ administration on the estate of James
Sterrett late Of Armagh township, Mifin
county, have been granted to the undersign'
ed residing in said township. All persons
indebted t. said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment MARY STERRETT,
jan20-6t Administrative.
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lSh1AeA' " AAA OC 1tCGlNGu dL
the Contract Office of the Post Office
Department until 10 a. m, Thursday.
March 81, 1864, for conveying the
mails of the United States for four
years, commencing July l, 1864, and
ending June 80, 1868, on the following
routes:
25Il. From Reedsville. by Kishacoquillas.
Beiieylle, Memo, AllenvilIe. and
Alrydale to Mill Greek, 25 miles and
back, three times a week.
Leave Reedsville Monday Wednesday,
and Friday at p. m;
Arrive at Mill Greek next days by II m;
Leave Mill Greek Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at q p m
Arrive at Reedsvilie next days by IL
a III.
25l2. From ReedsVille, to Locke's Mills, 5
miles and back, three times week.
Leave ReedsVlle Monday, Thursday,
and Saturday at | a M
Arrive at Locke's Mills by D. m:
Leave Locke's Mills Monday, Thursday,
and Saturday at a. IN.
Arrive at Reedsvile by 10 a. m.
25l3. From Lewistown, by Reedsville. Mirov,
Potter's Mills, Centre Hill, Centre Hall
and Pleasant Gap, to BelefOnte, 293
miles and back. six times week
Leave Lewistown daily, except Sunday,
after arrival of the Harrisburg mail
say at , IA. m;
Arrive at Beiefonte by 4 D. m;
Leave Bellefonte daily, except Sunday,
at 7 a. m;
Arrive at LewiStown by D p. m.
bGg~ Two meetings have already
been held for the purpose of raising
bounties, but thus far the figures are
too small to be effective. We still be-
leve that our proposition Of $50 sub
scriptions Cor if necessary $100) would
be the surest and speediest way of re-
aIizing the sum desired In the mean
time a large number have already left
the county and enlisted for a bounty
of $3.50. Men of family ought to
remember that by leaving the county,
they forfeit all claim on the relief fund.
B@g Just opened at E. SWANS Fancy
Store, one Of the iargcst and best select
ed assortments Of Perfumery, Extra cts
and Toilet Articles ever offered for sale
in this town. Any lady or gentleman
who wishes a genuine article Of that
kind will find just the thing they want.
Some weeks ago we notified our read
ers that SWANS was the place to find
the best assortment of French and
American Stationery to be met with
this side Of our eastern cities, and now
we will inform the young folks who
delight in paying their respects to each
other at this season Of the year, that
they will find some of the handsomest
Valentines ever seen. Just give him
Il call and satisfy yourselves of the
truth Of what we say. Don forget
the PIace-between Blymyer's and
Ritz's stores, East Market street, south
side. 3
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goods and presented a strange scene. We
mention the fact in surprise and shame
that III l}elletonte or vicinity there are 50
many who would embrace an opportunity
OF this nature to rob the distressed inmates
OF these buildings of their little valuables
in goods Shame
The entire loss and damage is estimated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Are nov constantly rseeiving. and oasr to the
trade. ct prizes that dsty composition
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, $50 q NJ
The vote 10 the Stats 10 so close that
prsbably the soldiers vote will be nee.
essary to decide the result
Fornsys Prsss claims Union ma
iority Of 10000, which the soldiers vote
will increase to 20,0o0.. Il thinks there
will be a Unisn gain in members Of
Congress and Of the Legislature.
NJ The Age claims Democratic majority
Of 10000 or u, 900 on the home vote.
PniLApELrslA, Oct II, Z p. m.--
The Chairman OF the Deuocratic State
Central Committee claim from the re-
turns received By him from 30 counties,
. gain Of l2,7l5. The best political
authorities are in doubt about the result
bat estimate . majority Of about 5000
on either side on the home vote.
Dawson, Democrat, for Congress, has
over 500 majority in Westmorelsnd
county. Schaylkin gives Strsusss, Re.
publican, fer Congress. ,72s; Repub-
iican gain of 3l6 4
PnLADxlrzIA, OetIa9, a. z.-Ai
tie Republicans hsadcuartera thsy claim
the State BY 1900 to 5000 majority.
HAKaIssrRG, Oct l2-Is is believed
that the Republicans have carried The
STATE By at least q, coo meiority on thu
hons vote f-yo1 -JA
We AAvessrtaiply sixteen Union Con
grsssuea, 9 gain Of = The Legislatar'
il largely Union
HAxzIssuEs, Oct IL - The ssasra
opinion here is, that the State has gcn'
Democratinon tho home vote by 100
70 5000 majority. II 10 expected III
soldiers vote viii give from 1000 to II
0W Union majority. bg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR a p III.


RIcHxoxp. Oct l3.-Morton's major
ity I,I54; 3 gain o. 500 over 1850.
volney Wilson tslegraphs Col Rose
that Delaware county will give 500 to
1900 Union majority; gain of about
l 500 over the vote of 1850.
MUScrx, Oct lI.-Uhion majority in
Delaware eounty overwhelming-seven
townships give l ,3S9-will give between
800 and 1000 majority.
Five townships in Putnam county
give 46l Union majority.
Vigo county gives not less than 100
Union maj oriiy. -
Clark county gives not more than 100
against Morton. We think We can carry
the District
LooGoorKE, Oct. 1.-The returns at
Loogootee represent Perry township,
Martin county, as follows: Mcdonald
I9l, Morton l23, Niblaek l06; remain
der in same proportion.
SHOALS, Oct. lI.--Halburt township
went "a Union and Al Democrat
FoET WAFEE, Oct u.-Allen county
viii not exceed 1000 majority fer Nc
Donald. A very large vote polled-
WABAsH, October l1.-Wabash county
gives l, $50 majority for the Union State
ticket.
WncHEsTER, October lL-Half of
Randolph county in-gain of $50 over the
vote of 1862, MortoR's majority will be
LOO
Hendricks county-Aorton's majority
will be / 500 certain.
LAFAYETTE, October ll.--Half Of the
vote Of eur county 10 in. Union gain So
far 1875 The whole gain from 200 to
800 Morton leads the ticket about 100
Morton's majority in the Eighth Dis-
trict from ], 200 to |, 500, certain.
NORTH VsRxos, October II.--Jen-
ninEs good for 600 majority for Norton
GnEExsBURs, October ll.-Union ma
jority in Decatur county over 500.
Henry county, LOO majority for
Morton. %Lh
ISDIiEAroLIs, Oct. IA special 10
the Pest and Tribune says: The Union
State ticket is elected BY IS, 900 to 10000
majority.
IsDTsxAPoLIs, Oct i2-Returns from
thirty-ons counties, partially Official,
show an aggregate Union majority Of
$4,000 Net Union gain over 10000
over the vote Of 1862, which gave
Democratic majority in the State OF
ever $4,000. From present Indications
Congress stands eight Union TO two
Democratic, with one District (ihs 7sh
--yosrhess's) doubtful
IndiauspoIis (otSeiall gives Union
majority Of $3.50.
ISignedl WALLAcK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
sh.rn.n,. oms..i Rsp.r,.

NEw YesE, Oct IL. - The TSmss's
Wsshingtoa special says:
Gen Shernan's official report Of the
Atlanta eanpsign 10 published. Il Ellis
twenty colamas Of the Macy GasssGs
he estimates the ensnys strength to
have been hstwssa 4, 900 and $4,000
infantry and ARTILLERY. and 10000 cav
airy. He maintained about the same
strength during the campaign, the nun.
Der of men returning from farlsugh add
hospitals about compromising for bis
soss in battle and sickness.
He pays frank and cordial tribute TO
bis corps csmmsndsEs fer the accom-.
pIishment Of eli his desires
Late Richmond papers have the col
lowing:
The Wkig expects much from Heed
last fnosemsnt, and describes Sherman
POSITION as that of Burgoyns In the Rev
olution. ShsEman's effective force al
Atlanta is counted at not over $4,000.
The Savannah Republican charges
Hoods army with lieentiousness aud
dsmoralizatioa. II IL more feared By
the inha bitAnts than By the Yankees
As to the attack on Wilmington, the
Augusta ConsEfGationalist says that
place bids fair to put a period to the
andacious mex Of Farragut. as no more
tremendous eartk2orks exist 90 this
continent than those that are built al
the inlet of Cape Fear.
The rebsl failures in the ShsnEndoah
Valley ars attributed more 70 John Bar.
leycorn than 20 the Yankees, az drunk.
enness among reasl officers aad men
had been common.
The World claims PennsyIvaniA Demo.
cratic by fully 10000. Ii also claims
that the 2epablica vote in Ohio has
been redacsd $4,000, and that the ss-
port OF . great Republican gain ia In
diana u antrua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

EEw YeRK, Oct l2-By the steamer
Eagle we have Havana dates of the Sih
City Of Mexico dates OF the 18th ult (,
and Vera Cruz dates Of be lst, bring
the incredible report that 500 French
and 100 Mexieans had attacked 1000
Msxicans and defeated them, taking 20
cannon, 80 prisoners, killing and
wounding 500, and then blew up the re-
msinder of their artillery.
Il was also reported in Vera Cruz on
the Let that Matamoras had been occu-
pied BY the French aAAlls .H3EH
Gen. Vieoro is reported to have taken
Chilappa, and was expected to take Chi
faneago, and thus open communication
with the Acapulco expedition.
The Estafsta states that Juarez has
abdieated in favor of 0rtega-
Pierre SouIe arrived at Vera Cruz on
the I'D.
1t said an expedition to Mogatan win
start soon.
Just as the steamer left Vera Cruz
there was 9 report that MAMMALIAN had
been assassinated, ont it was not be-
lieVed
There is little or no fever in Havana
Harbor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
River News.

The river ia now falling rapidly, but
there viii be no want Of water for some
time even without any more rain.
There was nothing done on the levee
outside the packets,
There was, we believe, one or two
boats at the levse on Tuesday night
and yesterday, but affairs pertaining to
the election overskadowed all attention
70 steamboats,
The Armada came in on Tuesday
night aud took out very handsome trip
yesterday
The Taraseon came and went as usual
looking extremely fine and with a fair
"trip both ,says. She is winged-Hsh,ning
and no mistake, and Capt Jim Lusk was
in high feather
The bright Morning Star viii be the
peerless packet for Henderson and Lou.
vile this evening She has no superior,
and Capt Bunec aud Mr.. John Gwath.
mey understand exactly how TO do the
courteous.
The Wild Gen. Anderson viii be the
popular packet for Cairo to-day at =
o'clock. Our citizens and the travelling
public know the Anderson and viii give
her a good trip.
The mammoth Missouri is ADVERTISED
for New Orleans Her great capacity
for carrying freight, her magnificent
cabins and spacious stAte-rooms, her fine
speed, and, above all, her genial and
courteous chief officers, Capt Hurd and
h. Sam Barr, cannot fail 10 attract her
patronage.
We are glad 70 learn that our hand
some young friend, Capt Gus. Lemcke,
arrived home from the East, looking as
gar as butterfly, and just in time to
vote for the soldiers friend, Gov. Morton.
Capt. Rea left by the TArascon las,
night to join bis boat, the D. B. Camp
bell, at Louisville. She will soon be out.
IcE- Plenty Of Chicago Ice until
Christmas.
EDWARD INGLR, Lower Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

NEW YoRx. Oct. l2-The steamship
reported ashore By the Dudley Back
proves to be the Aphrodite, from New
fork for New Orleans with troops She
Is ashore at Cedar Island, Is miles
north Of Cape Lookout The vessel and
most of her cargo is total loss. There
we're I'VE men drowned in the sRss Sshile
landing. The rest got ashore in safety.
The presumption among the officers
Of the Eagle is that the steamer Roanoke
has been captured by her passengers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
From thc rotsmae Array.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToMAc,
October ll.-LAst evening, and during
a part Of last night firing was brisk on
The centre Of the line in front Of Peters
burg. Large bodies of the enemy 8
troops have been seen moving towards
our left during the past "a hours.
They received the attention Of our
gunners whenever they appeared within
range.
The army remains IN it's former posi-
ton at Chapin's Bluff, the enemy not
seeming DESTROYS Of attacking the lines
there
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

CAIRo, Oct 1.-The steamer 6ladia-
tor, from New Orleans The Sd, brings in,
formation Of an expedition into Flerida.
Encasnns Court House was captured on
the sd ult Twenty prisoners taken, in
GLIDING Col Terrence, Lieat Borden
and large Number of horses, mules and
cattle captured, The Douglas Terry,
and all boats in the vicinity, were de-
ssroyed
The expedition, at last accounts, was
ct Aorienna
Steamer Oriental, from Boston, had
arrived.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

Nkw YoKx, Oct l1.-Ballots we're to-
dsY cast At the hospitals and military
stations in Washington and ficinity By
Ohio and PennsylvaHia. Comparatively
few Democratic votes were polled-
The Charter election to-day in this city
gives . rsdneed Democratic majority.
The Republicans gained one or two Al
dsrman and several Sckool Commission
srs. The returns ara scattering and
come in slowly. -.ro
PESysrLvAxIA ELzcuoS.-Erie, 200
Republican majority; Paibrcok county.
Teogs township, 1T Democratic maj ;
the rest of the county gave Republican
majority Of 5000; Wyoming county,
wiiliamsport. 65 Republican majority
Tomagoks, So Democratic majority .
gain Of IS; Kingston, 81 Republican
maiority. -----rs--7r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
view York Markets.

NEw Yozx Oct. L.
corToN.-Dai, heavy snd lower. at 1 % for
middliEE upfsndas
ELOURs-icalsc better, With a moierafe bust
doing; I56sS 30 for Extra Stzfe; s0tHs IS
for extra rouna heep Ohio. and 20@f8 e fcr
tFsds brands. Market closing quiet Fsselz4ea n
the Gales are feoo bills axfrs Stats
NHIskr.-Dull and dropping ~ TS91 "a.
western. W
coRr.-A shade arnsr, at ssgi e. for mined
Western.
0ATe.-HoFs active and sc batter
CoFFEE--ouist, With nc salss rsPortsd.
eCGAK.-hers active and Grnsr
PoSA.-Pork nrf7sr and 10 god demand At
te@lt for zssa.
eOLD.-Irregaiar and sxciisa gF~ninx at 3 %,
advancing 20 %, declined e 0s5, aud closed ~
eSs<
GOVERNMENT STOCKS -Nsts aetivs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
OctI3d:1t

MEDrcAL.-Ws direct attention to the
card Of Dr. Bort, to be found elsewhere
in this mornings paper DR.. Bort has
just settled in our midst, and comes
highly recommended as skilIful pbysi-
clan and a pleasant gentleman. We be.
speak for him a fair share of patrsnags.