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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

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Sbcrrp unb S%binmciuen,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
Day GOODS Dry CooDs!
A. G.. SAUNDERS.

No. 2 S'oasfr., 3~,rprn Der 3tsn unp 4ttn.
Smporii te une amerifa ii4e DRY @orbs isrer Dirt wtr.
otn osn TEN Unt;rjettnstrn III zen b~tlisfsn 9 eutn str-
fanft lns bit tbtr'sIbe ~srsrb,nit nm tintn Ssiu4b Gree
S"esr. 2ie Glie al. r Waartn, bic in ereism 9sidtfi
ofrauFt per' en-, pirS saiGRtirl uno III tef dnbiI elm aro6 &
Eager p%Orrdibt3. IL. 6. Suunpers
hupsr BEL = ID. RpG;nbntr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
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!ote Str"s 3prirbsu Uldtn mn Cara
~te'nen NrsuHcen unS 9anesleusen bi, Mu,,so,
an pb,s m 9Iase elm ""sese' op i'd
Virt6fh affss9cfaI
f TtF"nr Sq'f f;, T0i 8 or St,'sn Siqqsrs unb fouaiss Gr>
nm Ileunrl;dpen 9tfu6 mrines neu uuS o,sS,
''HS'''9itsn W'ripi@ifs aOteGs bitet stbenf' N1S'N
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
q: 81. SbHrmann,s

u"terntd y
snonr"rhBf, sn',tsn Der 9teu UNI 1ottn.
Dem pnbiifum YYi:b oitSe ntr, =,
.tpsr sStIirlha't ilm Seiubs beffens NIB ebIsn 'Ss n p
Cr autherflamlfen Srris. una saitl6It h t,y,s fms, :
eigdrrtn &c. ,. II battu iinb, ~ " ''"" Se"anl
-" i'""''N II unr rtbt iabIre itru 9eG,h bintt
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
OturQ Na,rI,a

"snautatioH UNI EIasrb,sr- spirttfdaft.
PIMA WV Nc. l am 4susu ITsrft.
q m p'ttstr eeu'fttn NubItfua sefeus ~,msi,bTs,
: a n'Nt lein ensd unb Nplfs s. ribmt,s pao,rsisr fon.
=, y ~ = "sn ,eIlilst eird.te itber arr Rec in .tiitite, gar-
rs y. poTta,pts ttno @neS, mas her Wart, W.n,s mi
@ufs tttSt. p;rt itets ftrsirt bti "'A''
9epra Saul.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
CITY HALL

w.. eo9srhter- a n.
%r,ntn stnatf :%ttss i'd bier nil. cas i'd bas obi. ~ " s
mn .ge':aH seH prHg Rorrbaa fn iduficb uSr r n vy ~,
pa's' uno Ia c yum fernern Sr'ut sed,Ibsn ,Tatts @sa1a aa
SbaS - fIu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

&hein- gseine, bic i'd pom rs Gts. Bis $I@ Yer Rlai6, uMf
lei @auore oCrbdimiBmds's uno Seitlemds biaissr srfaufe,
tcpie aIdt auf min rot imppr!irtse SeIt.rler>S8aGtr -
Sn SerbtneunS nit sieitRl Gsih6it bare i'd e;ne
..g mutbitdbe Wetnfute"
8dtrhadoou einaerihtet, uno fnStn metre roe rts,n 9,lu.
Der lets ete belten Sierra 'te uno aufn ertlamlte ,bi nuna.
sol eRltb bttteno, bSe mir bisb r se heut.e g'errausr
unc 2S'tlme!er auch IN Submit auf Nib III lsertra aen,
3eitnet bpdadtun9Ss0l Sacpb Qipps
Sroaeltr. Spifben 5. II. G.
gbHebmTn in g}craus AZ. g q
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

Gtner BON Der ~fet9tsn" gauaffsrte.
Sn bent 8ampfe bel &ifFnaen srrrbe elm Gasau.rif
Der leidte, &sifrret Der Saiern ron ben 9reueen a.
funsert 9sncrirtsn ,nS Spases balter ieiner Gprru.
leh3 pe9en seircsen. Das G,ept6t teHelten aente
tt@ auf 2l2 gfuinS teraus. gBte rief mag nun ert
elm ffiperer baisrifaer Scitcr piesen? frast Gin
Tirnbcrser 9latt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
aQ'btia fir gGirtte!

sVibtia fGr 9Gtrtte!
Die INT j:thusttn ba6sn fur RiumcnS unb rmo,o NJ
ben SsrfauI bee 0aaerpisrs are bee ~ttrubmten
VUwtn-Vrauerei
Der ptrsn Nernseintr unb SbmiS BON 9fep gprt User.
nomilsn une btria M sefdaioe @mfIr6ee
9Andtr u. 6 B..
Sir9in a Dun.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
MONTGOMERY HOUSE

HOUSE.
Nc. o2 Ufalrf. ,wi,ttsn Der l4t,, -,
IN M 8a. '
,un.. -. Smperuatpr
tlauot itb icinen treunoen unb esn, ri, -
s sSa u seS' .u,a n gMS.,ru NJ al, ait;;sen, sas er an pbissn pIss,
!. "m wv tI,ppSuue' pSt'ifet sins,rttttfee 6ettI ,rSS Mss
: !, me- eIsmes un. 0ur&teiiSnbe ifets Dir frsun dSHHS :
"HIGaO@ % nao ss'e ssrienuns fnren. ''A"'''ptf
in n. "a nil m uuaitpR ets oRpntJomerp Sous,s.
NJ r nte M ush 4slttn serf ben, mae Der bteiios m.st.
S Si1a = 9 tno se0den,% 2'cdrr.rS nnben eine nnspnYs ' nal Ta =
a' aa HG:n t1 mn a n 10 isersii a Ia Carrie ssiptia , Is rssn'
Ter Wa pr' IN Htis IN leosr 3nberei,uns f.ryirf.
aufs rettLihfe pel ithcn. N'sateh u E.Btrbits
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
We've - arttn. Rtrtbiao
gum
e n ~ : Nk~

N,r, 49, ~ u I II.
ietae. eaE mtine "|"" o'u"''" an
" ~ "'rle WrtbifaT' unm .Slsa part
= $'h Ter Marbad. unr 9ruab-s,sos,
iISs, ", wyosu W. ai,o ZAP eaftltit 5psif,n unb getrdutt
)ttFI IN 'f 9 IN better Qda iidi sprrdttia iinp.
sfr srrFt ht3Ge @artsN. bic aer6 rioss 3imu,r unA
4, :, * ~ m'i',ans : t''tniins lpsrctn risfsn YLaS fur Hamtr
I'm fen bid n as:ub biiIef GSr MT,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
TIr @trfbcl

Dd nieher zine ~reselm6Ri9e EampfItiFs IsrfinSur,
spiidtn 3itmorb urb " iIab lrtia bet 1T. bin id in her
Slana 9sieet, ale Sefclurarn BON GneeI II. 81 pIT.
bsliebnm 6 assrbisr lu !tferR.
@eo. d. SLED,
Wainitr ~unitrbal6 Der 2ufer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
NEW MARKET T

Y d pr D. unp Ndr b. G-Stra6
9tts sui's sefs sinseri6t,tt tsutf6, srsl ,p;rb 5,
rs!tHeen yuelIi:! eehsnS %smpfoSlen. pa bcausus 3immt
Ist...apf Ff:leH, stn 9uiir oturh der Elm unb a~ufnerffor
StS'snnrs On EurhIsitnben erp rten.
g.tASr re Soarc: rs ipsIbsn HTS Su tsn n5lli6if BIZ
l'9lier 9Tttlen leSerssa ane Hrm I'm. 'V "
Das stftntatvcl sinas 6t:stt siItS6A,e.-o.s r.
ooftIs rptrS bean Oisltatn 9ubIifum ,tm 8sfnSt ,m.f.i
ts !. ran esmlsi'sn lftt5 eas s. f, Bier, ant SOitfn e,
qH0rt 81 arIen u. i ~ fuber iino.
Ia frtEESl6en 3ufViu4 bite,
NuduA Ertnn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
Sacp6 2it,nS,

Sdue'sr unb Smpprt Ut Bon
Sranotts, 0rin,n, Gin uup Ginarren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
Temer= umb Standardization

Temer= umb Observation-Disclosures
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Com
pany
bic etn Bona She Capital uuo Surplus BON
$500 900 bsibt "ub i'm Sabre 1882 ourG bts
@eiebsebuna BON Sir9inien einseiest purbe.
Serf&eruneen wcrben ourh btefs alte Gsnraanir er-
6eiIt inter ben 5%unltisfcn 9sbineunssn seetn Gcner- unp
DaderlbiSen IN S%tstntbun aHer @rt, ais: 5dufer, Meu.
bel, Outer uuo Baarcn ader @rt, iowptI in Der Stabt
ais aud i'm 3aupt. uao werben bic betrefcnbtn Gusiatlun.
gen prompt e~eieifet.
nas- Fur Die price urb cte Tufna5me Der III p,rESsrn-
ben @tstnltdnbtwirS aidte berehret.
ID. .. Guwarbtn, pr6H6.
DiGItam WiIIts, Sr.. 5ecretdr. T10.l
Stttce: RaiafyaFe ,miiIen Der 13ten unb l4ter
ube- benz Stc-e Der 5trren TitheI unt Spler.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

Cine 9utt Eusp,fl Don @ECtn> Ii 3 antern 81 !.
atu, fOr;- @6iSfsp, Gin nnb 9rannp ,. mn
bia,At w pabsn bel Gtp 81. iIeG
Nv RaIalir. ~Hn!tr3aIb Der 2Oltsn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

: 9te arbete &nsatl Der &ustanterer, ipelds Inn
SerHrl1enen Mfrnat in, Safrn ppn 0sfp gcrf aus aGer
Welt @esenrert %laneetsn, fam aus grcmcn unc Sarn~
burg eritere Staet fanete uns 1857 unb lcste-e
1879 9antsleute gu.
= Die @ieisr ,,Neue Sreie 9reRe" brinat einen
lahsen Seniattons- Nrtitef, ircna6 Der faifrli&s Irina
BON S%ra'frei6 nit Der dlteten ap6tsr bes Srcnprin
gen ron 9reueen perlcbt rprben ft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

@'fanr4''0n une eaaersisr-@ ,rtsfeah
spH
Sttp lfIuer,
IN r Per @, tm',sesS err 5,sn uns 6R.u,
Der Unite %3ettHete Label ftins 9renns, M
g"0s.am saa eeIu6e f,inss vsr sur:em erSsn,,,r s.ssIte
M ~ , OCT Ss,ltTsrlns etn, baB er burn suite Ser ans ~ se!als
go pet aueH Der ourG ots bthe I'M 6ieitoen SD i.str
saeenee fa9erbter, unb burds ,uyprfs,nr g.st. ~
~ y, lung n~ elns root sb rei&e 8uneIbaf, an srrs,srr OF
~ sr'@''sn 'uatn MIRO Gang ~crsetenii '' aHe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

SamSure- amrrifnnti6e
patetfnbrt Nctteu eIslIfbaft
@dd,sn.iidbe y RsDampff6iHiabrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

j. y. 9 6nstbsr u. s. y. @rspp
baus unc S6titsr.W nIsr,
e StraBs, ,m. 9 GA B unb @raee Cir.
nn'ern 'Tfuno n uro eeanerR biz ~erac6eTife @A,.iae.
b s mir 1857 I'm Stanot flN, uGe in un'fr Sab tinEbiSss
esnosn ArbsttFn an bic bill CITE uuo a~ssitgeniie q IN lie
fern uno ntrosn mir se une CUR aIf9ate MAIDEN, seIitSr.
bi9e 3 f~risrt9uus Ju geten. 9eir bitten I'm arneiaen 3us
fprud. S4Het3er u. gsrepr1
va VtsIns n,u Nip aufs e.esanlsits Gin y.riGtstsa
tdlten n . IL q Z IN n "
tnpfe5It ota sieissn esutfAsn @uS!fum 6steHs
Sebr &errtr,
Salaib po;tI, Ode her I4teR
4Bb 6raHtlis> 5trafs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
en Saipnl-
@tlt.nm s. GhnrlsS 6c,,e

"o @UU NainffraEs. A tin.n Der Or n Io,.
8itmcnN, 8a.,
ea"fH an Sbtstn gIase in isrsm nu srtatt,, sox
sss midssl en-. at ieits WIrtbfG IN
n Il ~ ,n mo q! Fen gtqua .. 9ier, die unp Gias,,s.
MIG IN opr r9ittsr Sualit5f ,u bafcn finn S'sahfs
Vam'i,'n wslG,t eas ( INf pom @trsien On Of, br,,, @.
s ~ ,Ss M ss q, S !. Ssiti,. s.gta, it.mcnt Der e.S, erffs-,
uns ,s ,nm g SiI; Sae paai9tn. miro reftib. tra.ntfr,ii
TIM 'rsSnSltd'n Se'uS NJ satlrei6s anftrde. si,,,,
- w N. IL O. b q O
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
Nefa
tmo H.
1860.

hSOU
6amSure. umrrtfnntiGe
patetfnbrt Nctteu. 8eIslIfbaft
sBdd,em.Iidbs y fsDampf fsi fiabrt
Sptbsn
SaMiburN unb S6etp Spre,
ptd ScuttamptSu
rerrttte:f eer nsu'n, a. ooS Splieefs ereautsn unt Gle.
gam II; ttnsErttIeteu 9S'Ben eiisrnen psf Danrii& nc
Illemanta, $500 Senneu (ntu), 9apt. y .5rautmann.
@~trmanta. Eco sOansu, Sapt. 8. gblers,
sS19Tfta', 1 siOo a asn"sn, CART : Z. : I. egfwl;
@aoarta, 240O SSnpen, Cart. $. 3artt,
3tatente, 2ioo aUnnsn, CAPT. :. =. Ssad,
5ammpHta 25UO Z ,nnen, (im Sau).
9imbrta, $3.50 3pnnsa. tim gau).
Die Eampfsr buffer 9inie tef6rbern bic
Vsrstutate Staaten pp6
Omitted States Mail),
rne rtrben ndbrene buI,S Ssb cS rpm I4ten april ab
rsesint' Bts ieosn SonHate't ssn Nep. yp tua4 S2mSurs,
anb ,trar am
San. 9. 20. suIi I. Il. q. IS.
Sser. 5. II. aus. 4. IL. IS. IS.
asritt Il. 81. Is. 6et. s. IS. 20. ~
geai IL, 10. 20. @rr. 5. 10.
sunni 20. 10. %. 80.
~ahta1ren uno Yalldstere pom Rsrp~gprf n d
.Sambur9, 5uure, Vontpn H.. Southampton
~ cn ~fclteuesn @Je len t~ef6rbsrn:
SoE Nm 9ort nab pambu,s, pave, 2o-bsn
ua Southampton;
r1.. Der Salon $Io5. 90
a"'sr>9aI'n -. $3.50
Bon ssnsars innss sasis ns4' w;;p gsff:
G,w,. Srer>Sal0n $1l2.50
eaIut u.tsI-salOa 5000
s SSSnst in s,uc os,r Dap rasslS nit tsDrs,a ss"
Riute. %,pifdtn 1 uno 10 Sabrtn bic SdIfts,
.(&as incl. 9etoniguns.)
Retour Gidtts ;u ermNBiSt:n Yretien.
Va Sdfete na6 e1rppe %rsbren mir bis 9 lbr gipr>
sDesen pahIse penes rran itb in Gsw gort a~uSItIies-
LID an Die gsntral> gaiase-9 ent!n Ger ginit:
e.S. St61rp 9paS,
Nr. 6 Sareiaptr. nabe SrsabpaY,
sbr In Rt&mc , an 3spte u. Worte. ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
Sba6's &seeL

20 ga S.ru' Dr.. prlttn Ger q. n 7 .e,,,s.
8'dt'rnnN. 81.
Stfics pete, isn bf erm bi Tssn aIs cub csm ousr6r-.
Ia?en stte'tfn yubltfam ron Der Fsffen St't. srfannt. tabtu
~ no'!hcain.sh IMP en,t uno hurt neu einseri6tst. Dem
9seprtn rsllens; n gleltuIt, 'oipie 9pmbe q, 4 btn en- rs
5masr. NIL auen mo ltTeu Gemfort vsri bcn, ,nr ara,ia
gu @fItlNuns au.bs unb featr mirb nibte III roaaniasie
u'rie ielftn. @~le'ttIcitta erlaubeu MIR uns. aui mfr so :.
ger islblt mpcrti,ttr stein, une 6 oueure quinn rrt;. ~ !, ~ ~
Msh. Q { mo I'M 70 tillesr ablansn t6nn.r, al; ft iasne.
Rpih>n &Sniannsbaufr, "A
ScTb ilttr,
Better G ara, /.
sGhr StpriEu gsfpnts,
9,nx
prrt Hnb
nHe StrfHtr7 otm seebrtea Yuslitum b, 1usOrtSnn. ~
uno Set. Seb tnuna.
Ter aaal fis'es 5S!sIs H. St Eets ;um Bern ietSsn s.,,,
MONS u. MarrkauGtn b;
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29
Sefaunfma,t,uuocu
Sn Der @srl0ss. %uhtantIuas BON
q. apbier

W 2O2 Ncrr Et,rte st ae.. pbitars'rtia
iint na6iiebente S&riften rrfhienen. n.Ib, eu,tb s,,f,
Sfns oetr rer prit b ;paen rpsrben tpnnsa:
TNrr nrns nllnfmrire
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-29

Vbil. @aguer's3
gertbihatt u. Sassrp,sr-G aIou.
Natnfraes i~wiidpeu Der. II. uup Is.
0iartt seseuutrr.
Cteit ntI une eeidnaafsou tinscri6mt gpiyts5seb -
iar Ole sshsn Siausrs, aaeu. Bier u. fsanias g rfr;s%
ssF,mmtsn guSliism ,u ump asisio, r's @s,1 d,sanseH aas stn
pbiL SBos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-21
a Baby show.

FROM the Leavcnworth Kansas Bulletin, 18th.
The generosity OF the well>known firm of
+. NJ. i,iner Il Co, added to our Fair one of
it, most novel and interesting features, by
volunteer premium Of thirty dollars for the
finest baby, and twenty dollars for the second
best. The affair was covered by deep shade
of sadness however, by the death of L. VI.
Piper, which occurred but yesterday.
Long before the appointed time for the ex>
hihition, the stand where the cherubs were TO
assemble for the examination of the commit
tee was surrounded by an eager crowd, rep
resenting all phases Of society, but largely
made up OF nondescripts known as old bach
eors II is estimated that at least Swo hun
dred Of them we're on the ground. Poor fell
lows, they need sympathy, but they need not
ask it of us.
The entries for competition were twelve in
number Eight boys
None of the committee originally selected
answered to the cali of their names by Super
intendent Mcdowell. who filed the commit
tee as follows:
isAlonzo Hastings, of this city, DR.. j. p.
Root. OF WYandotte: Mrs. Charles Carney,
Mrs. Captain Burke and Mrs Hammond.
We are bound to say that the deliberations
OF the committee were marked by the most
exalted determination to do ample justice TO
the claims Of each competitor. 1t Is due to
Or. Root to say that his course did not seem
to be dictated in the least by desire to make
capital ior his race TO the United States Sen
ate, hy the decision.
After nearly an hour devoted to the exam
inatiou ard comparison OF merits the cons
mittee agreed on the following award
FlRsr PeEHirM- Carrie Dingler-hve
months old.
SEcoNp PagNtUM-Master Willie Caspar-
six months cid.
We have no doubt but the decision will be
heartily acqaiesccd IN by all the mothers in.
terested hutSt will not convince any of them
that the premium babies are the best
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-21
frfthfn
[S!T-186O X]

"Jes SO .'-"Exactly .-solon Single said
they were there "every time" Ifhe felt "owley"
in the morning. he took Plantation Bitters if he
felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bitters If
he lacked appetite, was weak, languid or mentally
depressed, he took Plantation Ditters; and they
never failed to set him on his pins square and
firm. ~
Few persons want any better authority but as
some may, just read the following:
/ owe much to You, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
REv. W. H. wAeoHER, Madrid, NY"
have been great suf-
ing. The Plantation Bitters
have cured me.
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite
was so weak and enervated could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMINWAY, St. Louis, Mo-
= The Plantation Bittrrs
have cured me of arrangement of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They act like a charm
c. C. MOORE 154 Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs. o. NJ DEVoE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she "has
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred realns
of such certificates, but no advertisement is SO eff
fectivc as what people themselves say of a good
article. Our fortune and our reputation is at
stake. The original quality and high character
of these goods will be sustained under every and
all circumstances. They have already obtained a
sale in every town, village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations Base imitators try to
come as near our name and style as they can, and
because good article cannot be sold as low as q
poor one, they find some support from parties who
do not care what they sell. Be on your guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
2. II. DRAKE & co. New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-21
UNION MEN ASsAILED By REBELS.
Five Men Wounded and Two Horses
Killed.

from the st. Joseph Union, Oct. l6.l
We were informed by gentleman yester.
day that an affray of no little account oc>
CURED at De kalb, in this county. on Satur-
day last, while the registering officer was at
his post in the legal performance of his duty.
For some time past il has been quite evident
that the southern part of this county, parties
ularly in localities where rebels do most
abound, was considerably ike powder
house. very likely TO explode at any moment
when the fiery wrath of the unsubdued reb-
els Of that section could klndle the least
spark of prosocatlon. AS nearly as our in.
formant could learn the facts. they stand thus:
About 10 o clock the notorious Jack Williams
rode into town. accompanied by few OF his
"pals., Nothing, it is said, occurred to dis
turb the registering officer IL the performance
of his duties until about three o clock in the
afternoon, when Jack Williams. man named
Thomas one Jack Gubert, and two other
devils named Hickenbottom, their first name
we could not learn, with passions excited by
liquor and treason, mounted their horses and
rode up and down the street, shouting for
Andy johnson, cheering for JEFF. Davis, and
saving that they could whip the Union men of
the town. But few Union men who were
present were armed, but at length 10. Og-
den. an old Union soldier, member OF the
old 18th Infantry, and who still carries in his
body bullets fred from rebel muskets, step.
ped forward and told them if they wanted to
shoot anybody they could shoot him. Those
on horseback did not shoot at first, bat it is
said they backed considerable distance be.
fore this one determined man. until at length
revolver was discharged at Ogden by Jack
Gubert, though without taking effect. AT
this, Ogden emptied his revolver at them.
Then followed quite melee for about ten or
fifteen minutes, when the fight ended by the
hasty retreat of the rebels. The result was
that FIVE men were wounded, two horses
killed, and great deal of bad feeling en-.
gendered. 1t is also reported that after the
fight was nearly over, notorious rebel char.
acter stepped out from behind building and
discharged q double barreled shot gun loaded
with buckshot at the Union men, causing the
wounding of three of them. His name We
have been unable to learn, but he was
promptly arrested, and will no doubt reapthe
Just rewards Of his little deed of iheroisni. y
We learn also that Gubert, who is reported
to have commenced the firing, has been ar
rested.
The wounded are Joel Ogden, in the head.
James Dix, in the hand, arm and thirh; Tom
Barnes IN the thigh; oil Of whom we're menu
bers of the old 25th Infantry; also Jack Gul
bert and one Of the Hickeabo.tons veri
wounded, but we were unable to learn thu
extent cf their Injuries. These last two had
their horses killed in the 6ght. As We beforj
stated, the first three are supposed to hav)
received their wounds from the chivalrij
gentleman who fred shs shot Gun,
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