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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
One Tenth Of the Capital Stock has
been Reserved for Working
fe- Capital.
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
No. "a West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.
Deer to the Trade At the lowest rates, vsy large
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

STAPLE AND FANCY GR0CERIEB,
Consisting, in paris Of
Coffee rio, IaRuayra Marfcabo, Java.
SuRAri-Eew Orleans, Cuba, Porto Rico East
ern Refined
RfOlasSessn and Syrup In great variety, quality,
and packages.
Teai-Gunpowdsr, Imperial, Young Hyson,
and Oolong.
Spices Cloves Cinnamon, Spice,
Pepper, and Ginger.
Tobaeeos-chewiug, Fine Cut, and Smoking
"a large stock
Cigars s-Imported and DOmestfe-full as
SOrfmeut-
Canned Gooass-Paaches sfrawterriss
BlAckbsrTies, RasT berries, Guinness Pears Goose
berries, Cherries, Grapes, Pine Apples, tomatoes
Green Corn, Peas, Oysters, Lobstsrs, Msekeral,
esrdines, &c.
Rics, Raisins, Almonds, Fiihsrts Walnuts
Pickles, Preserves, Candy, Soda, Wooden Ware,
Sauces, Cotton Yarns, Twfne, Cordags, Matches,
blackfng, Ink, Paper, Soap, Candles, Starch, Dye
stsas. Mails. Goldfish. Hsrrfaz. &@. a.
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there . smother prominen, feature, which IL
cbsrse,erisic Of the BLAZE fsmiiy-.u extensive
use Of the one-letterod pronoun. We think the
f.r-'eoins portion Of tho Republican party, who
place much value upon the political machine, win
regard this allowing up" on the part Of ther
leaders as rather inopportuns amusement. The
worst thing political party can do Is to lot the
pubic Into the secrets of its Management, and
judging by this standard the Republican party Is
In bad situation. 4Esor tells US at two shievs'
once got into an alteration about the division of
sum Of money which they had stolen, and while
the rnscsls were pummeng each other, third
thief came along aud msdo of with the spolls
Let tho Republican politicians ponder well Ills
f.ble
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Another Warning.

THE Government has been officially informed by
,ur Minister At Constantnope, as stated in yester-
lays sus, that the cholera In the Eat IL still ex-
lending It's ravsgea and IN this he is sustained by
the late European sdyices published to-day. IL
,dvseS az tho result Of bis experience, that the
sites Of the United States shall mos. rgidly guard
sgainst the postlence. This Ia not . mere report
but Ia sn official statement OF Government officer
who dare not misrr,rssent the facts. And how
stands New York in the face o. this wsrningf Lool:
~ the decompo,ing vegetable matter that clogs the
cutters in many Of tie streets; SEQ the evidence
here Of the untncly end that has befsllen sundry
anfortuns,es Of the canine, feline, and mus spccss
icept tho oderiferous sewers aud garbage
soxes; contemplate tho dizziness Of the
streets generally, and then think q
this Recommendation from an American Minister,
who 10 IN the midst Of the cholera, to "guari
against the pesulenco - How shall we guard
against II when street contractors refuse to kser
The streets in hAbitsblc condition The city coult
asrdly be In . state more conducive to pss,ilenc,
han II is At tho present tune, yet the contractor
are dumb to tho public sppeal for cleanliness, anC
experience teaches that this warning from the Ess
will have effect Possibly tho waning Of III,
warm season may save us from pestilentiAl Wis.
'his yosr, but u the cholera should make it's sp
Sesrsnce in The city, tho street contractors will
aAvs to bear fearful responsibility.
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DEATHR.

.f1TZPATRICK - Yesterday morning. Aug. IS,
Jphn fiiz.Atrlck, IN the both year Of his are.
iqaiS iny.iei % attend lie faqers. on %sdse.asy
sfsernoon, Bot Incl, at ococs ion his late real
denee, 500 Oak o., without further notice. 800
ssurhier Of Mary Fox afei n years and II months.
kSaivss aad ,e1as Of ths iam are .especti1y
noon Az. ~, At o,eock, rom ihs re.idenee q
sts 300
.MAMMELL-on Monday, Aug. 2s, Emily Ideles
hsmInell, aged 2yssfr, y mouths and ~ d.J $
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday alter
noon 18th inst at 0clock precisely, ron the eel
deuce, AL Cherry n. l2b
McCAUGHAN-On Sunday, Aug. %, Nancy Nc
The friend. and scius'niances Of the family are
day afternoon, At o'clock from tue iesidenee q her
son, lCl ". l2,h IT, III
McGEE- On SUNDAY, Aus. ~, Mrs. Mary McGeo'
Her Giend. sud tho,e Of tic family, are rcsFcct-
ig,B invite! 70 a,end the mmei , tns daco ~
Fourth ave, bet. sth and Jth awe. lu2
O'CONNOR-Anet a long and severe illness Mchl.
O'Connor, kiiconnell, Go. Galway ireland. ...,,-
invited to attend hi funeral, on wedne.1,r, Both
inst % O'Clock, from bic late ietoencc, rs
Ave. Is. Jg4
O'KEEFE-on Monday. Aug. IS, Thomas F. I'D.
es' ron Of ihoinas and the late Margaret Ukerie'
lie ic,aivrs and friend. Of the family are rc,pect-
fully invited 10 attend tho funeral on Weino'dny
siieruo1u, Aug. 30, at H. O'Clock, Iom the csdcnce
o. bis isiher Jvi Esst 44th st Boston pspcs czso
copy. 1yl
gEAD-In Harlem, New York, Charles Fremont
R'ai. ed year, months and ~ dayr.
ffrnds are resp ctiuy invited 10 Httcld the fune-
raj, ht H. O'clock ths DAY, ID ave. meas l&th IT, u
SCOTT urs. Caiharine scott, aged - ycaIs
Ihc irIts u the family $40 InSfed 10 ste1d the
iuuc al i4UU iIJ Moist
sAilIi-At ere upoint, l.. /, on Monday, Aur. $,
OF W. old ieser, Georsina NJ. Smith, .he outiul
and GhecoIsie daurhter Of George and MAR smith,
Aed ~ ears, months and % Gayt.
Tue funeral n ry4Ces wi ls held AT the Church OF
the AscousiOi, kent r., GuUngOiDt, Oh Nolnesday,
Aux. g, ~ O'clock, l.. y. lS
NAIGuAN-At Middle Village, l.. l.. on Monday,
Aus. y, lLUsnas Vaughan, In the Goth year Of hIs
q e..
Ine friend, Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend tuc funeral, Nc9ucsdny, Aug. 81, at ~
o'clock, 4. NJ, nom tine ID. b. Cuurch, Midd Va.
| Ia g. lU1
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. 20, 1865.
Prosre.s Of Retrepcbment.

TnE work Of retr.nchmcnt goes on choorinRly In
oil departments Of the Governments On Friday
last the war Dspar,nen, issued an order prov-
ding for the discharge Of sighty.fre Major snd
d iyadier Generals, who have been leii without
commands by reason Of the reduction Of ihe 'rmy
Tho long list In headed with The name OF GencrA
NATHANIEL r. BASBs aud embraces tho ha'n'' VI
msny officers who have won noble record uu'' hs
the w,r. But they are no longer neodeu' anu 'ie
war Department seems disposed 70 resch 'no nm
mum o. military expenses without unuo'o''''y
delay. The various sdiuncs oi 'hs Hi'''s'y eS
tAbhshment that are no longer re9ut'u 'uch A'
horses, transportation trains, etc. s'o 'e!hB us
po.ed Of rapidly, and on the whole we depah-
nent /. prac,iclng satisfactory degree oil econo-
nv. The Navy DJpartmou, also seems 70 ~ iu1y
impre..ed with the importance o. retfsnchment.
A ls,y. fee, Of river steamboats, was sold las,
week Al Cairo several sales o, transports hsye
lately occurred in different localities, and all tie
vessels thnt are moi needed for scN'e ser
vice are being laid up and put out Of commission.
Tho public have mo means of definitely knowing
what are the current receipts and GisOurs"men"
Of the Government but We apprshend that there
u not much-possibly not sny-cxcess Of expenses
over he revenue at ,ho preseui uru". THIS pros
pect 10 an encouraging contrast to The steady in
.rssse Of the national deh,, which the people have
looked upon for more than four years. The end
81 sccunulating Indebtedness has Al last teen
reached, and Lenceforth tho formidable "blessins"
Mr.. JAY CooKE WILL diminish instead Of in-
,rease, as all such blessings should Let tie Gov
nnmeni go on with this commendablo work ~
rotrenchmcni. Let every sufcrfluous officer ard
folder he dispensed withholding at leas, hay
Ihe department Of the East" l., all The leaks
Of tho national treasury DO snectuslly sealed ur,
and ,bs Peep will ch.orfully under axe the task
eItingulshing the formidable war debt.
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Inr "sho~ing-up" mania in the Republican
parry Is spreading. MONTGOMERY BLAIR has he.p
attacked with the most malignant type OF the dis.
temper and has just devoted long speech to a
TRADE against Secretaries srwAaD aud STANTON.
He claims thai STANTON was an original se,es.,op.
isi, and that no was ayow dly with tho South II,
" mo ''ne o' hiS appointment as Secretary Of War.
M SEWARD ae'"rI.as TO the r.epressible BLAZE.
acted IN concert with BucHANAs's adm tnistraton
during the last three months Of it's term" Il ia
noaoeAbls in this speech thra there is good deal
Of mAlsvolent assertion and'very .itle proof: and
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More RnIlrond NInrdern.

Tho remarkable succession Of railroad accidents |
or more strictly speaking, murders-contnues |
without any sign Of abatement. This mornings |
Sum contains the particulars Of q frightful collision
which occurred yesterday on the Long Island
Railroad, resulting Ia serious loIs % life, and the
manning Of perhaps srors Of persons. The facts
relative to this casuslty, will doubtless 10 ec tod
by the coroner's jury, and II Is not proper that
any particular individual should be censured be
tore The facts in this are ofHciA, dsvelopsd.
Il is indsputabe, however, that somebody h,,
been guilty. Of criminal elrelessness The fact that
Tie conductors Of the respective trains crinina,o
each other as being the cause OF the ca,as,ropbe.
70 Of itself good evidence that there il,
sulpable party. Fab Of the conductor,
CHAINS uA' his tram had the right Of way, aud
having the r'Ght o' course Ae could not surrender
even to Gvoid collision, which he, at Toast, had
good resson to suspect. Tho reports say nothing
about the telegraph, by which nearly an railroad 4,
run their trains, and 50 far 49, now .ppears both
conductors were pushing forward bludly, without
Knowing or without csuug Tor The CONSEQUENCE,
The Coroncr's jury that sAsll he empauueled IN
this case owes II to the uufortuna,s persons who
were victims ot the collision, as wtl as l. tic
travelling pubic At large, to sin the circumstance.
OF The casualty to tie bottom, and then
return verdict fully commensurate with
INC facts II one or both OF the con.
uuc'ors or ongineerS or the officers of
the road have been guilty o, carelessnoss, Ia,
them be properly punished, This recklessnesl of
railway managers and employers mus, be sum.
mAriiy stopped. The record Of railroad TRIVIAL
during the last two weeks j., too fri yhtnl To con.
Template The man who step. upon , rsIlro.i
train now takes his life In his hand, and h. may
ice thankful ifh reaches the end Of hi, i,u,pey
with lfe aud LIMB intact. We want men Of m,
spirit OF :he Bridgepor. jury, whose verdict ",
had occasion to conmsnia few days A.. /,
railroad officers und,rs'and that murderisn GRIM.
under whatever gulio it MAJ appear lot then
know that there is an adequate penalty for sal
Grim" and the list OF railroad c.lamlties will vrr,
soon reach tho end.
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TRADE NOTICES.

A T A MEETING OF THE LUMBER Hands
n on the Nor,h River, IT requested Of them not
10 work less than ~ cents per noir AUGUST 2dth2GI
ROOT AND SHOE CUTTERS-RtGULAR
II meeting this evening At o'clock corner Grand
aud III zAbeth sts. The ate ndancc OF every member
is Icguoltej. A. HALLlNOS, President N. GAL
LAGHEK sec. as
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD
Cthe.r regular weekly mettins At their hall, cor.
OF 33d II. and Sth ave, This Tuesday evening. All
members roInestGd 10 lie In attendance as thele
will be msinese OF Importance BROUGHT forward No.
tice W hosees and al whom 10 may concern; The
Operative Plhtcters are resolved TO quit WORK at
o'clock on SATURDAY evening. On and alter the first
day of sept. 1868. T.. 4. McDEkMOr'r, Presidcnt,
THOS. DILLON. Rec. Sec. 136
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COHEN-on AUG. ~ 1SG5, at iil Butler st.
Brooklyn, OF consumption, Eizsbeth Cohen aged IS
year.
Her Temsins will he taken to Calvary Cemetery on
TUESDAY, Aug. ~, NJ o'clock, T.. NJ. The friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend. 70
nooLEl-on Monday, Aug. rs, Sarah DoOley,
" lie OF Thomas Parsons
Tho relatives and friends Of the family, and those
Ct her brothers, Thomas and John IlOOley. are re-
~ ctiuliy inyi,td 10 attend the ueraL on Wednos.
residence, 5J9 Ninth ave. sSl
EARIY-On Monday, Aus 2S AFTER N .hort Al.
ners, WIN. Early, AGED IS YEAR,.
The relatives and friends OF the family alno the
member OF the lJth New York Vols , are re,pect.
fuly invited tn attend the funeral, this tiues-
dayl afternoon at ~ o'clock fIom the reiidence Of
bis mother, 100 Hester %. Us
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Tue cattle rlagu" in England is rapidly spread
ing. Toe leading journsla arc Discus, ng It's prob
sI'e origin; the price Of beef has gone up to an
e1trsvagsnt figure, ard John Bal, who can stand
anything with better grace than sho cur,lrnont of
bis beef rston', 10 In very bad humor. Tho
cattle are dying in great numbers wherever the
plague has made It's appearance, but opinions differ
as to whether the disoas. is coutagion or an ep.
dernic, and also who,her Il wss generated in Eng.
land or imported from some other country.
The London TINRs holds to tie opinion
that tie disease Is Indigenous to Eng and
but the more probable theory is, that 3. was i'm
ported. About tie IL; Of June, when thu disease
made It's appearance in England, ca,tlo wore being
imported from nearly every European STATE, in
consequence Of tho high prices that we're offered
or loof Tho mos, reasonable supposiuol Is tina,
these cattle were intco ~, aud that through them
the pla ;us wss communicated 10 the native cattle.
Tho preseu. indications are thu, the beef-estets
will be compelled to espouse vegclariaulsu. Tho
eIorLitsnt prices demanded by the butchers, to.
ge,her with the popular fear that the meat may bc
Of the plague variety, has already caused remark
able dimiputon in tho weekly sales.
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Srs York, Monday, Aug. 2s, G =. h-Go'd OPENED
this morning at I43N, and nfer ceiling up n ii ~
closed At 43O Z. ~. at IA. The general stock market
was dull with n dovn-ard tendency. Governments
were steady. The City Of Warrington brough, out
number Of orders on German account, and the pur-
chner for export to-day were from iJOlO0O to $4,000
The failure Of Mr.. A. ". stanton. OF the New York
Stock Exchange IL announced. lie on the bear
side Of the house The bauk statement, this week,
Is regarded s very favorable The loans down
SL51IO4I, which represents the falling on In the de-
msnd for money during the week. The Ices in specie
is large, and the average Is down s3,b9717I. This
was caused by the Gctive demand for customers, and
the increased demand for export. The legal tenders
hsve ncreased tsI32174, owing to the steady influx
| Of currency towards this point The deposits have
| increased S4,49o,66o, which s owing to the large
balances le in bank, which II wac impossible to loan
The money market remains very easy, and call-loan-
| teing 4A5 per cent. Commercial paper IVES dull,
| and passed ~ 6k 10 per cent. GA 'ChsDre TO-DAY
Flour opened 2Oc 2ic better, hut closed dull and
| drooping Wheat opened &c. &c better, hut closed
heavy NJ Saturday, quotations. Corn opcued hrmer
but closed dull AZ previous price,. oats were unset
| tied. Pork heavy. Reef war firm. Lard was
| quiet and steady, aud Whiskey was firm.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A SMALL FAMILY, WISHING To Travel
"a West, wants 20 sell out small sat Of furniture
etc. sd floor. 40
EOR SALE-A BRASS MOULDERS FUR.
nsce, good .izc; will be sold cheap. Apply in tie
basement oilice, 100 Blocker st near G.eene it,
Immediately. lI
nor SALE-A CHEST OF SUPERIOR
L calpoa'e' = tools will be- sold cheap, the owner
h,ins la otLef business, Apply c, 80 Old slip M
hoor At ~ noon OF at 104 Front Of, Brooklyn I on
10 T. ior week 81
STEEL-DAMAGED CAST STEEI-SAN.
- DERsON BROS. a co. and W. a I, BCTCH
ER's brands. Tor sse, at very low prices Tor a lev
Gays o. 2le Water 81, up stain. Is
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


A GLORIOUS DAY FOR THE POOR
ich ldren-Thc first animal Picnic nj the Convon-
ton ~ Irish socici"s will be held this day, NJ
JoncFs Woods. Persons who have purchased tickcts
for iast "Wednesday Will he admitted to-day. Th-
roceed will he appropriated tovarta the erection Of
the KeOrmatory Tor Destitute Catholic Children.
The a.semblage will he addressed by Richard OTor-
man. LID DIR. l.. Sillimsn Ives, and by NUM- or
Of Catholic Clersyinen. Tickets 80 cents EACH q be
obtained At the gate. MlCUL. CONNELLY, Chair.
man. EDWD. l.. CAREY, Sec. IS,
EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-ST. COLUMB-
L kill Circle, Of Harlem. A lecture will be de-
hlcIed BY j. j. Rogers ES1. in Wellington HAL,
- ave, between 10th and l2tth sts on Wednesday
evening, AUGUST 80, 1868 Subsection the aim. aud
q jocts OF the Fenian Brotherhood. All lovef, Of
lsh liberty are Invited to attend. Hon judge Con
molly will preside. 262
7 AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. A. b.
~ society, No. >, ~. Y. will hold a public fem
iernnce meeting in their Hall corner pa st. and "a
aVeaue, this, Tuesday evening, AUG. 29th Spe,kins
b, Mr. Thomson singing b. Mics Anne Irui 10,
Mics Anne Tytell aud Miss Anne Brown. OWES
MCGOWAN, Prss't. EDWARD RELY, IL Coz ius
Secretary. iij
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personal NOTICES.

INFoRNATlOE WANTED OF MARY ANN
LAIR naive ct belfast, Ief ma a, no ir.r.,t-
erat.d 70 NE fiiy about the latter rsf o. un 1852
~ ci!lht ~ ht itsiatnCy uI JOAN tAIlI, "A H.
a. 10 halpt''t tour on st. B.01E W. s.c W. Of
fi a1l o. none Gh,, has teen loi IN he hands o.
10 her IN any IN '.uel W ~ lie th,Dgii, Is, reri,e Nv
'he AID JOHN q RRAtrH m IN ~, Tts,dcnc,
JUN nAibkAlIH ii, NeWYork, Aug. 2sth, is65.aso
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E'UN AKU PEII INNEh, AIII k-JbI a,
IL auction sale unclaimed soods, take place TuosdAg
yoth inst 10 ooi,ck, A. NJ At Central Office, 800 Su ~
berry 81, consisting following articles wis, WAGONS.
harness cotton, WOOL. rope, potash. uola-ses gr p,
barrels, block tin, rOhet. blankets men and vomeps
clio hing watches jewolIy, dry goods, suns, pistols,
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NEW YORK, AUG. 27.-ATA REGULAR

NEW YORK, AUG. 27.-AT A REGULAR
~ Ieetins Of the tathe, MATHEW T. A; Il; society
LOlGnERrY IN the chair, she folio, wing proceed
In and resolutions were unantnou.iy ciiriei The
ccp eel ~ President Of the Society, ard Mr.. JAMES
D-EANtl unanimously elected in bic ? ace " FL
vacancy. II was, on motion, uu u'n,Oualy carried
thai ~ RNfSAND O'IfAGAN, pA1'k LAWLER,
JOINS O'MAHONEY and JA"ES Hartley, Di-
they shs be proved clsa. ~ he chnuci preferred
aghiast them also Mr.. HENRY I. CARROLL, rs
Recording see tetary, sane csIae. lt also on
motion. unnniuouslT c1tr.,d that hr. PETER
DtN pAI'k COOSEI, JOHN REiLLEY, aud
WILLIAM NEALSDN were l?pNiutcd in their
l,sce., p.o tom. JAMES DELANEY, President
IHUS. !. CARR, Corresponding and Acting Re-
cordina SsctfptXIy MO tstn
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AUCTION SALE OF CROCKERY. &c
hHESRY @. EVANS, Auctr. will cell In los IA
suit Tetaers on Tuesday, Aurust 18th, At 10 ocict
At 10 Barclay ~, a general assortnent OF best AID 4
secoudL vhite granite aud common ware, glassware
g., &c sale positive and no reserve. SsJ'
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE.-CROCKERY ANnAl
"A Fancy Goods.--f. T. HlNI, Auc,'r =. Tuesiay,
AuK 40 at 10 o'clock. at PSI Pearl st. BY JOS nj NJ
packed. '-''"' SSs 0,
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EEns-Pnris Funs Elegant StyIcs Just
received, Three, Five, Erht 10 Forty dollars each,
for ale by q. g. Allen, 40 broadway, one door GLOW
tauast, 40
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20
The Con spIracy Trial.

Mr.. Ben Pitman, Recorder of the
Military Commission at Washington,
says the Cincinnati Commercial, has
returned to this city. Colonel Burnett
who has acted as one of the special
Judge Advocates, is expected to fol.
low ina few days. The proceedings
of the trial are to be Immediately pre-
pared for publication, special authori.
ty having been given Mr., Pitman by
the Secretary of War and the Judge
Advocate General.
The following statistics areinterest-
ing, as showing the magnitude Of this
memorable State trial. lN
Number of witnesses subpenaed for
the prosecution, 251; number of wit.
nesses actually examined, 201; num-
Der Of witnesses subpenaed by the de-
fense, 236; number Of witnesses actual.
ly examined, 1853; total number of wit
nesses examined, including recalls, 428;
total number Of witnesses subpenaed.
48l; number of pages of testimony de,
gal cap),, 1900; total number. OF pages,
argument Of counsel and re-
ply of Judge Advocate, 500, making
a pile Of manuscript over twenty eight
inches high.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-20
BREMEN, ONO, !
July 10, 1865. I

Eds, Gd+ette Through the medi-
nm of your paper, l would speak a
few words in relation to a slander, at
present circulated in this part of the
community, Nearly four years ago l
enlisted as q volunteer in the 18th O.
We GAnd now ask any one to say
that did not do my duty thore.
On the Goth of September, 1868, l was
wounded in one Of the most bloody
battles of the war Afterwards was
transferred to the V. r.. Corps. and as
there was no ono to see to my wants
or help me, l fought my own way from
a private, (Which l was when | left the
l7th,) to d clerk in the P. M. Gen Is
office where still won the good will
of all tho officers over. me, and was
promoted to the rank Of lst. Lieut.
Afterwards / nearly lest my. life in as.
slsting in suppressing ariot during the
draft in western New York.
| lately came home, and somo dam
nablc rascal sent over the country the
report that was dressed in disguise
instead of a real Lieut..
Now, would ask for what reason
am thus injured? Is it because l have
done all in my power to put down this
bloody rebellion, and they remain at
home as petty homoguard companies
True, some very good men belong tC
the same.
Or is it because was wounded and
received more praise from the United
States than they? Or is it because
came hear losing my life in enforcing
tho draft, composed of just such. mer
as they? Or did they think to build
up their own reputation by bringing
down mine! If so, go aliead, boys;
never asked you for favor, and l vii
not now. But l would say to you tc
keep your eyes open, for ! shall do my
best to punish the man or mon that
started tlip report. The Devil hates Q
coward, and will give you and youl
companions their just dues. l...'
l respectfully remain, ever for the
Union. r, HENRY W. YOUNG,
y-a-- > Late 1st. Lieut.. U.S.A.
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