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PINOLAY, OHIOt
fJUDAY. AVGUST 02.
D. R. LOCK P.,
.ffitlllr.
AT..' 0V."Ati . nnuul rtinouLt
of J b work and Uil ioioibitity it
fWcoring extra bifida, in onr epol
ngy f f nmflm In thtt weeks pa.
per. Ciwtnunkutlons, editorials
(?,, hare been crowded tot. It
nnr Oorrrapqndofite missthjli Isvor
they- will Uow to what canne to a,,
tribute i.
The Loyalty of the Courier.
; The Courier. t5 dley'rove thf
thsrgo'we rhrtde, "that il hud not i
in any uianmr encouraged eiilist
itietito, ri'ubf i'. throe item th
has appeared '.' its co'umua a r c
tltoG v tnVa call lor nun tl at t
rlvms ."able! .'orn'tin." V-1
ncknowlcdgo that In makitg t ti
charge that "it ha I not published
liuo ti) aid r oruitnu hud over
looked thentt items R it what arc
thejf O io is a f .yoraMo notieof
1.1 eh t. Cipe.ll one U an Item et .tiit
that, the rc-cratlng Is Rfftng lave
eiJy tiin ughout the Mute, ami thi
ther is a very email pj-l to vol
oiftotTr fO vyblch was pitlilielici!
at the instance, and by the ilirec
request ol Ospt. Bjjio bud Lieut
Harsh.
inasmuch cs Hancock has about
four Imndred men to raise under
the flret call and four hundred nn
der the second, litis is what wo
sbonld call rather thin encourage
ment. But sub.-taiitihlly onr charge
in trim. Tlio Courier lias done ind
ii doing ovi rj thing In Its power to
not only prevent enlistments, but ti
rpreid dioBfttiafnclion. among thoaol
diers nlrendy in the fiol I. I' Lai is-
sorted w-eolc after week tha! tM war
is one for the abolition of slavery;
THBl " 19 ":.',uo""1 wnrV
oronnc on oy itepuoucini, ami car
ned on by them for p trt'zan pur
pisos. ' It his published and r-piib
linlied the infamous lie th t a Intf
majority o( the soldiurs in t!i ranks
are Democrats, and that the Repub
licaos have hel i bick in volunteer
Injr. As a matter of course tl" Us
readers bolievo the war was caused
by the Republicans, and is b.in
waged against a Buttering, injured
peophs for tho ben-fit of thi Uepuh
lican organ iz'ition, they will not en
lis'. Thank Ood that the Democnt
ry dnnot all hulieve its falsehootls;
it is a bleBeing tliHt its ability to do
tnliichiif (alls so ti.uch short of i'A
will.
Another thing. S nee the last
call, several lealine D morraUlmve
tn Jrt Allp.ln.i ..tin A1...J t.tf.-jll. nnll .1
rful apienld to the p. opl. iirtint;
t' tin to .come tip to the aid of ti e
O vrmmi'nt.Reiuiiet ilim hilo. Tu
Ct.vritr has i nM shol noneol them
D ukinsnn. Gen. Lew. WhIIhCi) and
otlii rauro imnrti'd by in silence, bm
it finds abnndsnou or r uiui to pnh
lish tho inisirahlo elnn o! V.I Inn
diliarn, nnd lat wet k it i suited tin
loyl uit.ims ot lUoock by re-pro
dnotng.the tratttohabld Buylns ot
WiokbHV, thts KJntdcky a.eeessiqu
lit at In iiamtp ili. In whioh all tht
t)!ri-!,ing afrniimt the administration
and Die Wr was forved up Id ih'
Kullits of the Golden Cro!u there
asoiiiMdd. Vj want this fact bonu
in nifnd that n no of the patriotic
r porches of the war Democrats have
been pablUied In that paper since
the Governor's call, while it has pub
Untied WiclibftVs and also Ibxt it
endorsee Valliindighath to the tit
most. We w mt no other evidence
'''"Uya.rptten.at Jii art. and all loy.
a! mvn will think with us'.
Vallandigham's Last.
We publish on the first page Val
lundifiaut's I act dose of treason,
Kcad it and baud it to your Dmno
n-atic netilibor. ariy ouu douLt.
ul bis troasonable proclivities, thin
epurch nhoulij Batjsfiy them'. Marl,
particularly his amtrtion that ' h
nafer votod for war measure eith
er for tnea or raouey to carry it on.
County Convention.
We bad an account of the Vallan.
diham'CbhvThtjoa-.wrJtteD, bni it
ia unavoida'Vil c'ruwded out Col.
bawyer pfAtiilaiV,'. and our dear
friond, WiJIfam tiribbun E'ij'., blo
viated iofor''o tfinoer','' alter which,
the following -tibkot was nominated;
Auditor-'-H iMkY Saufcrsj
Trea4ureTtJui;kL SSprrtfea:
SieflflVD, 11. Wifrtoji;
Uecoftivr--A.- Stineuah.
ComujiseiOrii'rJoHN Uoopej
tJoryaer-i-I. O, 'J'Birou
. tKmol Howard wa a caodidat
for Treasurer, and Jacob Puabbng
(he prisnrtt Coiuaiisaioner,) or io1
nomination ,for Ihe ,sin,e t iflou.-
Uowird and lioshooK were beaten;
and U j what reasOu I Kad, Joy a
JkmorrsUaiid wondeif . Tlieargri
icnt d MBinst thf and the one
". an.afa tlx in, was that they
Vrr bothjn fator of pioeecnrins Mm
war, fiiichnng sighed the are
nicnt to Jety a tna'tor hounth s
the Lffr.isltnra anthorifd U., Dow
ard ipne4 a eall for e, mit rreet;nif'.
ihia was ued agatast thin, and
thoy were both luid oot.
Asron Olackford l frindls?,
recommended a$ .e pnd;date for
CongreM. The attendance w
larve,an4 there was more secessioi
ponteJ un the streots, than we bad
a.
heaa for ,t month before. Th
feKolntlona endoretd.'the action ol the
4th of July contention.
We ba11 have more to say on this
fruitful theme hereafter.
Good!
Edson B. Olds, of Lincastrr, the
drtitst nceaeioniet in Onio, wl a
r Med Wrdmsday niyhl fordiefny
nl'y. and is now cooling his heils in
Frt Lif'.jette. Yallandighaoi will
be? cauvht n st.
Draft Regulations.
Wu pn s tit n brief synopsis of the
regulations (or enlistment and dm t
f the militia.
Th Governors of States nra ti.
ttoint r n feous and command
ttiis. ana csnxo an inline Male ei
rollirK't t ol the ahle balied male it.
z nn i.er iuh'nn and under forty
live year old. Thu nxrnes of nr-tll
ed persona are to be fil.d in the
Sherifli' oflioes of the proper coun
-i mi a
ins. ine uovcrnmcnt appntnta a
CommifRionrr for each count? to
perintend the drafting and hear at d
la.. M
onro!ine excuses irom persona
e'liuuirifcj'Xerr.ption. The commis
sioners pive notico by bandbilla o'
ho time when claims of exemptions
will be heard, which must be writ
tfii ten days after the filing ofth
enrollment lUt. The pirnns ex
eniulfil. mnd IhMnw In thu wi.U. :l
. 9trkkeo f0m w a.
Cftmm?Mllner,
f r m-.ki.. the draft the Sh. rilTshall
pnhlicly pla;e in a box the nnmes
tlios.. sulject to draft, and a blind
fold pi-rnon will draw from thnncv
the nnmbir of nnmes rtqn red as the
qnota of each county. A printed or
written notice of his enrollment, and
draft, and the places ol rend eon,
be srrved on each dratted man, who
will be permitted to eub'titate an
other able hodiud man between fte
HQ of eighteen and lr rt' .five ycais
in hfs place. M-n thus drafted arr
to aenemble at thvir county seat
within fire days after the drafting,
to bo organized into compitiiri
The above reflations aj-ply t"
the militin under tho Inst cll, and
will ho aleo applied tonnydid ion
"v In the call for v 'lonteers f Jn'v
21 ISC. VnJnnfe-.T hr the d
..... .i t
Ci'ived after the 15'llO' A'iH8t, B-d,
r."ltlieil'S Ul COtHHUll' tO D r
rv-M.iJ.it li ' win cm. i ii ti u
he uul bonnty and premin-us vviiii
. ,,hi t ' 1
1, V ., .
I ho ln.lowlna p-rson are ex mo'
fr-'tn tni'itaiv du y: All P Bf M
ter-t ami Mail earri r F rry m n
on p wt roads, , IM i't. Marin r. E -
suitMot lioi-ns I Ste.iniio-tts eno
S'i-hiii Ships, telegraph Operators
Kilneers tif luromo'lves. nnd o'
fie rani the mtt'onal Govcrnm n'.
I'rie C'liunissinni'rs wili 'tx.'mp'
ao'' ptrai n tntitlid to ix mptiot
'tlihin his knowlfile, wh'hT ii
elaims tx -loption or not. Ev"iipt
mne fur disability n ill "of be ran.
ra, onus I tiii nieaniiity is suoli as
to rlirnualily for duly for more thai
thirty day.
WifniNOToji. Aunusi 13 A lon
correnimndi-noe if published between
Gon. Hal leek of the United State
Army, and Gen. Lcc of theCoslcd
erato Army. The lattev iiquirea in
to the fact of Ihe hanging of Wum
f-rd at New Orleans, and Osveos in
Missouri; also the imprisonment il
contedtrato clticena reiusing to tekr
tlio oatli ol a legiance to the Unlttd
Stater; h o ret'srtin LTuriters artw-
ma rlnves against their masters in
South Carolina, and Gin. Phelps it
INuW OlleOns; also, Wen r itch' Who
ia reported to have ni ordered twi
peaceful clt liens, bocauso. on his in
vading our oouutry, one of his men
waa killed by an unknown person
while dulending his borne
Lee threatens retaliation and aav
le is authorised by President Oa i
o eay il any answers to inqnirea are
not received in (item days from
tho delivery qf the letter, it will be
atsumed that the aUetgel fams are
true and are sanctioned by the
United Stars In such an event nn
stmt ............ .ill .0.1 .1,..
vlu . 11
aiaj,ieiuiui-v "I siiw iciaunjiiva uicna
ures which ahall be adopted to.pu
an end to tho meroilese rtroo ties
which now charatcriaa the wa
agaiost tha Confederate States. -
lialieck says the government is ii"t
fQuially informed of the facta re
garding Mum;oid aud 0Ds; thai
no one hm ucett lorceo to rake Hie
ath ol alltigianee, but that when
parties take aud, lre-k it they will
be dealt with aa ordered.
That do tbroati v. retaliation will
dj'Or thia government Iroua what
right, aoi aocora.ng to the roles
rnraleru warlare.
Regarding the two Utt com muni
s". 11.11 .1. i.i.
aiiona to uxj, tiaiiKun ave tu 01111,
"Vinr lanuilkae is BO Insnlti
.h-;ovtruiuebt tbat 1 decline to re
ueive them, aud they are herewith
rdturned.
ll'OI'K AXM HANKS DO SOME.wfl.
Draft Regulations. POPE AND BANKS DO SOME
FIGHTING!
THE REBELS WHIPPED!
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Six miles beyond Culpepper,
August 10th 1862.
d
a.. m. a. V .. . .-.. v... ,
r,:,nl. T'e nitmhtt killed is small I
r "'n , " , " k;. , -.fi ""
hew position ' ' houra with eons dra
bVetTeni.
Yes etdsv morning th reh.ls were nil in
n
T
ia
ol
aues vice ia ia aeeos 01 vsior, Bd raw
tu'siseces ladeed r there where evn infli
-
A tttlW mi Inuilit ftrT() ht'w.en
Pinkt nl Stonewall Jcli.,n. Oen Bi-I
round tnd out then nil. Yesterday morn
i jig h wai tngagad soms hour a before
nka earn up sn'Vwith fput letimenta of
ajalr, tho lat PentwylTtnii, lat Maine
and lat Rhode lalanrt. delayed aid emhar-
ratted the enemy' j advance. Tha reheti,
undsr Jackaon sod Ewell, hail eronatd the
Kapidap in rotce, and thelt advance guard,
16,000 atrong. was attacked by Banka vet
terday afternoon about 1 milas South of
Outptpet Court Bullae. ' ' '
The (If ht was elmotl wholly with art lletv
at fliai, but. I ha Infantry became en railed
about 6 o'clock, and a detrrinined ami moat
bloo.ly eon'eit entueil. Ranks' Tlahtwinr.
under Oi n. William, suffered aevetelr
The rlel pnsiilon In th woods, while
the ironps which alia 'keil the m wrrenbllged
ti cro.a open around. It waa not until
about 6 o'oliiuk that h becjme ev dent the
rebels were attacking in force. Previously
10 irMt, there had been rather desultory can
n. Minding The whole rebel force audilen
ly attaoked in overwhelming numbers at all
pointa. N. aily all their rrgimnnt had fall
ranks. At la o'clock Oen Pooe arrived
nn the (leM itnm Culpepper, accompanied
hf ffleDnweli and parr nfMcl) iwell'a orpi.
The battle waa aubtanii ly over. Banks
nriding the saint ground be occupied at the
W-finulin,
Aft 1 1. e arrival of Pope, there was an ar
I Irrv oontest tssiing al intervala until near
I.' o' cluck. Th niuht waaunu-u ilK clear.
and the m mn full The rebels plantud a
b.ntery f gainst McDowell's eentre, where
Oen. Pope and Oen Banks were, bringing
liotti nt them umlcr Are. The O.-nerals ami
jlnfTi w-re ao neur th rebal lioea that
aud-'en charge of rebel Cavalry waa mad
fiom the woods quarter of s mile off wnh
a view to capture (hem, Tho attempt wss
repelled by a vigorous fire from McUowt lt's
troops, and tba Oenerols and their anffi
left the ground under a cross fire from tk
rebels sml their own troops. Ti e fire of
th - rebel batteries was afterwsrrta si kneed.
Pope, on arriving, atnt Ireah tmope to
the front lo lake the plaoeofBanks' exhaust
ed columns. The enemy did not renew the
atlnck, except by artillery.
Banka wan on the field throughout the
action, and constantly under fire. Ilia
handling of his troops and personal gallant'
ry are highly praised by his officers. The
bravery and good e induct of the tronns were
roiinpiciiotis uuring a i.irge portion of the
iigm vi.en over power, d ly numbers.
some rrgtmen!-riifl in dleordar.- . . ..
Col. Kttiglit. of the 46, h Pennsylvania, ia
itnngerouslv wounded t Lieut. Ool. Selfridie.
s.ve ely; Msj. Mathews, arm amputated;
A'ljulant Boyd, severely; all of the same
regiment, lot. Donnelly, 5Hth New York.
Lieut. CiI. Brown, arm amputstedi Mul r
Conk killed; all of the 2SH,. Col. Chap
ma., fin, cn.. ....,. - n.A . i
n .
er; Lieut. Col. Stone) same regiment, '.ill-1
en; Ms) ,r black ssme reeiment, wuuuded
nnd nrianner. flf Ih 9.1 Va. a.a...i,. I
Mnl .... .. ...la.. . '
He was let! on the field in a dviru enndi
ua.v.H. . -1 ,I,IJ.I..BI, m I !. T RIIIH I.
Hon. Captain Abbott, killed. Oen Ranks
is rather severely hurt by an accident. A
osvsl y trooper rsn against him, striking
him hesvilv on the side. CI. Dnail..
chief of staff to Pope, had l it horse ahat
under him. Lieut. Honkin.7ih Oi.io. a.
wnunded. Two of Oen. Pnpe'a body guard
were killed. The 9d Masssohusetts was in
he hsrds' of the fight, and auffered severe
ly. The Btr Coi.necticul, 37th Indiana,
and dnih Pennsylvsnia ar badly out up.
The rebel Oenval Wilder was wounded.
The loses are verv heavy on both sides.
Not less than 2,000 nr 3,000 on each side,
killed, wounded and m suing Some pris
oner were laken nn bo h sides. Jackson
snd Ewell were both present in the bailie.
I.fide, hai lrn engird th Car tef. r
in tr.a extrcm- a.lan, near tf.e tlinidan
t.ver.akirrmahing and maneuvering, taking
ome pilacner. and ending with iIikIiIIou,
W.SMINOTON. A UltllSt 11. AcCniintS frnm'ln
ulpepner represent the enemy's esumsted '
at SO.OOOand ours eiolusive of cavalry
I' d artillery as not eiceedmg 7.000.
The number of t nlted States soldiers
wonnuen is larea anil lha woi.nri ...... .11.
0n S"ndav nig t Ihe teamsters tit ttirir
"'Sblon our font, but the indications are
ids' they were reinforced on Sulurdsv niehl .
and were attempting to flank our mo
mnls. '
Nothing hss. s vel, been heard from Gen.
Bufnrd at Madison Court House. i
The reh-ls utimisk-d bsferies nn the '
mountain npea and on every hill, m-ikinr
a crescent of hatteriea of nearly three miles
e vring mr own position, .
For two hours anv bsferies were eg posed
to a cress fire sad flunk fire at avers point,
The rebels 'evidently mil-numbered us in
guns and aeiehl of meial. W'e replied
shot for shot till five o'clock when the rh '
els epened an enfilade ba'lerv on our right,
This was proVsblv one of the hardest eon-
tested flgh'S in V rginis, lasting until dark,
our ironpa retired frnmlhe field tsking
a new position hevnnd reaih of ihe enemies' '
guns, which were in an advsntageoua pose,
on the heights.
Our infantry as badly cut up. We Inel ,
two guns. Th enetnv'a loss waa certainly
greater than ours as their dense columns
wci, 1 1 CUI. nil. T . .vaj t'f got iiiiiieir, I
Sine our eorrespnndenl left Ihe field J
large .einfnreementa had reached theie. I
A ' n.r.k. .... .,d... i e. ..in.'they
were frequently riddled by our artillery
. -V . , ; ...... -a, ' .,:..r.. ,
sn.i nnaraei.... r , 't
..gned lo OrawraW'a -"m'
was a thicket of shrub osk, sud before the,
t&h Pnnsvlvsniregiment aull reach thei
guns thev were mowed down by s ter'ifio',.
fire from the thicket.
1 he rest of Ihe brig ,
ae was onirkly hrnught up. and subse
qnemiy me rest oi uen. imams' and o ;n.
n.'ai. . .-. v.. .... ' . n ' . a., ai.v
rebels were found si every point. This bat
tle gr und was in a thick wood with a thick
ravit.e nn our right. Here nesrly all their
infantry had been eoneealed during the;
shelling, after securing themselves from ob
servsiion hv(tp-lling our pickets. .
Kelnlnrremrnu tinney uen. A. f liiil, to
the amount of 8,000 man reached the rebelj
lent nittht, at about the same lima ours sr
lived. Rkirmisl inr in front i" going on Ihi's
morning, hut the troops on both sides sre to),
much eihaust-td by fatigue and tb intense
heal, for soyiarious encounter lobe etnect
ed to day. No .details have keen officially
received. '
It ia repreieatcd that Qens. Pearee An-
g-r and Oeoiy were wona led
led
Thi New Verk Herald'a account of the
flghf aay Qa. Genry'a btigade of Augur's
ue 01 nugur a
and issinismed
sde eonsisled of
division, .haa (e auvaae
it admirably. Owarv' brigsde
Ihe Alb, Tth, aad 90th Ohio 3!k Psnsylvs
nia. and Knapp'a battery. No sooner had
these troop taken then places than the re.
bla opened a musketry fir np q them from
two tidt snd in front, aided by tha bitter
les before mentioned. Tb bsllery on the
mountain also kept up a most dasltuetiv
Bra but onr troop never faltered. The
Mtght bream general at 0,30 P. M. and eon.
tinud until darkness ended tha askasge.
. I hav wiltaeeeed many bailie's diiriag
thia war, but non whr th lenaoious ob
stinanci of tha Arameneaa eharaaierwaa ao
fully displsysd. Our troops fouiht liksvat
laas. No sooner did they rreeive s volley
of rauskstry, 01 s discharge of artillery mow
hows tb ranks ol s regiment, thaa tb gap
was oiosso np anq new ironi pieienieo
-----.."-"- w.Vi
Kegiateni wita r.gimtnt oirgsde with brig
(.''.'t..?" "fJ.!'.V"uJri!'
cpt. Pitobrwaiuadcd ia it. kn by
a ataskvl shot, but kspt th fiild eatit tb
th f-.... .-a J
,,m" '" " w ,ook
Pf..i.oi. It n fertnlri 'fi r
I' ,,'I,M' "
? r!'. "''fhUr In lhhi"i.l.. Oen. Saxton
4sr. - Th trttllrr . t'.e ma ia 1
rndum Sttnf tilt nntr mnr M. t rk
oatlreont withdrew In nn.M vp. nt
lkvnrr of McDoweM an atf,1, whefbMl
O III Itii-n ..r.
At 9 P. M .. '.i.nfv waart- d tmop
nm k were ,ei er. . 0B(1 b,ri. iif ,
Oil tl i-i riTW.
nunu !'. y, Qrrl, pone wrn mh the
h if, , t. wl rtftt rtavri.
M'wna ffpnl.in
, . V" ,'e,,' ,,m'
from 40,000 to 60.000. Oei Augur's wound
it not osng-touawfctu Ajary ia severely
woun4eU in th OsaTBsnks had hit
norse Kiuea nnser him. Cftlpeppet It en
vast hospital, though the ihsl of the wound
ed will be sent to Wamnpftnn for treatment.
Two pieces of attUtery nd a large riimSer
0 m,,IJ;m, J3e"nred from th rebel.
Th Tlnv- Washington ' dispstch eo
Ulna the Wlowlngi
Oo Sprague wa roused thi mnrnlnf st
daylight hy a t nerial tnassenger. and started
imrneiKstely for Oen. Rnrnsirie army. It
bas Uen believed for me time that Burn
side and Pp were insom way to ro ope
Mt in tt present rrmveiuent end this sud
de1 tending for Bprafim ia interpreted
iodicsiing speedy activity. Matters are oot
aisgnn-ing at Prederlehshurg by any means.
ll is now considered arrtsin thst there has!
, ":TT n",ln Uordnnavill on "at-
orday afternoon, and eerhans to day.
trains of ci-s left Alexandria thia mornine
for th wonnded. Advices from other ousr
ters Indicsle that our movement hsd not
'een S-inflned to P.ipi's armv alone Oen.
Pope Is understood tV Se too bust to send
New York Tribune.
Murder of Col. McCook.
akanl hi. A...mm ......1.
the tesm. The rebels nesreit him, ilisre
furce gardimrlhia appeal, shot bun as be lav mi
the brigsde left the r esmp in Ihe immedi
when tt wirinity, almost every house within
eimul nl I ve milei was burned. The of
fleers could nnt restrsin the men. The gu
tion errillas were prineiply ettisena, led by a'
few disehsrged rebel rfficeis.
The following account of the fiendish.
eownrj'v murder of Cr I. M'Cook, ia from'en
the Cincinnati q tettet
A priv.iie letter fr-mt Decherd. Tennessee,
lurmsne some psriiculftra or Uen. MeUooks
ssssssinstinn whTh n' entirely new, are
well worth recapitulation. The Genera'
had been suffering frnmdysentery, bnl when
his brigade received orders to mar, h he re
solved to SO-ompeny it, though nrged to go
ny rnu, Arenminiiiy. a ned waa plsee-i in
light two horse earrisge, in which he was
IV. ,1 '"".'a. '"i" ",df-
with his altendama. and in all eases h.ln.d
lo select the camp for the night In his
..n. wanner, ne waa qmie oiaiance in
advance of e rommd, nn the day he was at-
lacked. maki-.g inquiries in ressrd to d.s
tsncns, springs, creelis. c. From the nomt
where he s'npned, he sent in advance three
of the nine persons forming Ms eteort, to
examine the toad. Two others, on of;
whom wss Msjor Boyn'rn, of this city, were
sent hack lo the crerk half a mile in the
resr
dest
. Jim ss me mner nan reached their
VnZiTl ..r. ..".V . m-
Cook had hsr.iT time rncurn his esrrisge
. wi, in vrillllllDIII lirein V- SVIVl"
netore me goemilar were in range. Ol the
five members ot ihe General's escort, who
remained with him. rne had no horae. i
guide having ridden it off. The guerrllae
numbered between one snd two hundred.
Seeing that hia few friends o.ui'il do him no
Seeing t
fond, th
awoui . n -nn, nr,i ui-iriru lurm'Vnn-D,
and save ihem,ei.e. Afie...,i
to narrow nart of the road, partly blocked
0 "Y " "'"sse wsrnn. he s lion ted to
them lo come bsek. thinking it nna.hla to
by big lirriw warnn. he sliniiied tojn-it
.cm lo come bsck, thinking it possible, to
ske s stand there, tor thev were nut of
make a .l.e.,1 Ih... I ... ,fc.. . r.
esnng. He th n sent an nmerly to the
i omen who hsd gnno bsck to the creek,
The resiment was full three miles bsik.;Wl"
nd oefnre intimation of the danger could
reann It, the asssssmatmn hsd been e a
suma'ed. The rebels, after killing Oener 'I
MoConfc, rode on rapidlr, attempting lotske
all whnmigM he in advance, epneanne in
Iron: of the 36th Ohio, just sa the General's
messengers bad apprised the latter of the
danger. The guerrillas did not venture an
attack nn the column, but kepi Ihftir dia
tsnee. On reaching th snot where Oener si
M' Cook hsd been left; it was found thai
he hsd been, surrounded while his hnrses
were running away. In reply to their cries
of lt,lAn.l Kalnn H k. .k A . I.- ...
hia bid nartly mised. firir-e reneaiedlv ..
Cant. Hunter nronke. who waa wi-h ih.
uri,r, , u,c La.iiacn w riiire, nmn-
lured. The csntain than. .in. th. ......
nu....i .k. ......... . i :
anc of a servant, rarried th Oeneral lo a
hnn" ne" b,r' s,if ,N y,nvtn "M
Mlnw h m to b- taken in, sctuslly clspping
therr hsndsand cursing him Aflerthreb.
el bean In relresi. the. nermilied him to
be brought in. '! he women all along ihe
road, think, nn bv tha retreat af Ilia alrae
glris thst the whole Ysnkr force wss
muled, showed their true chsrscter very
plain' v. and did the men alao. The work
of "settlement" thus btcsme essv. The
ettisens knewoflhe hsnd. and had actually
fathered from a dulsnce lo see Ihe Sunt
tt was a' out tea o'clock on the mnrnint of
th stl tha.l the O-n, wss shot, snd he Img-
ered in treat iib rjrUrl one in Ihe after,
noon. The eight el bis suff rinss, and th
fiendish lili nf th traitors, fesriuOy e
oiled the Ironps of his enmnnml. the 9 h
nn I 86 h Ohio aad 91 Minnesota. Before
the a ivsnce had marched a thousand yards,
a d-sen houses wera in flames, snd hefnra
. .- . ,. .L , j . .
T"t0 ."" ,he" "; Til,,
h" w,,h 'h" Pier.tf of num
weretoobadlveuttip'o maintain t
Cnipsfrr.a. Virginia. August It. Tb
enemy sent nut a flag of"truee asking per-
shows
t'
invir
position..and that their failing back yeatev
... ... f,m it. nnt eho.c. n...'
U..op, .re engaged In bringing- off our
at"' ,i,mm m
, th uu. .,l,if,.a fe.,,
' JiIrMPIUB. AugU I 10 T S Bl t
f . ,. .
rvi a.iin auuruo siiieu mjreofc"'
Gen. lirecki' ridge htlai-Ked B.toi
Kongo Tuesday last, and was r
pulsed, losing among Ihe killed Gen.
Clark, of M'ssiisslppi, and Co1ni''
Hunt, of Kwtuckv. itreckinridg
attribntea h' de'eat to the non ar
rival oi the ram Arkansas, to ma-i
a simultaneous attack on the Fodero
lint with bis land attack.
The Arkansas arrived in Ihe even
trig an f immediately assailed "ti'
fl.iwt taalenp.rl twn an.i.la aa.uh.li
damaged two others aud drove the.
balanoa aivy.
. Prock in ridge renewed the attack
frn-n ih. laud ahlu .nil I. aaiil 1,,
';r . V 1
nave captnres) the entire federal lorct-
,t Baton laUoge,'''' k
V is also sail that a Urge portion1
of Van lom's command is co-ope
rating with Breckinridge frr an im
mediate altitck on New Orleans. I
is currently reported and credited "
lieleoa. taat lite rebels have com
pleted thd alteration ot th Star n
west, wtfiet waa np the Yi-i o riv
1 r into ram gun boit, and thr.
she ii now al Vicksburg, she is cull
1 the Ru-hm -nd, is o'ad with rai
road iron, and mounts 23 guoa.
Oue ot the ocean tugt up the sam
rivrr, also completed' and cam o.
ihe same tine. New Orleans Ddh
tin SO'h altirno, announces the e
rival of the fltx whip ll rtford, an
frigara Riohmond and firoukly.
fi9n Vjcksbcrg. -
s nyQ ,f a i, n mu,r .linn,
Two0"'" , ' . . 1 , "on."
V-MIO'ePr III tho state. N nre th"
Alb4t Nw York, August 18.
Tie) Evening Journal has the fol-
' tin,? I" r'atioii to the draft.
The W r Depsrta"nt, in amwer
en tnq.dry from tl Governor,
l'.lirul, thi'. the Dipsrtuient will
r ceive v lunteera for old n irimentr
until the draft is mtde.
The d t!
.1 . . a
e4nn- t bw made bf re
. l ( ,
N ...la ns I A wt 11, n . . ...
"cji.iim i, n. Ml, pmi inn: ri ur q
the new 'nrollment, the d et "
tpon appl c itionsforex rajiti i i A ,
will Hxuty at least twenty Us.
We ar. therelore, anthoiis i tin
ofBci lie that volt. cm will bj re.
Ofived by companies tor old regi
tnenta unlit the 1st of September.
Tl order to thia effect will prob
tiy ne issued to morrow.
The communication from the Wr
Department, embodying this per
roisnlni, save it ia designed to r
c ive tolonteera to fill up the old re
giments, and anv xct a'ttrthev
nra filled, will be cr-tilted to th
state as so much on the drat; aiid
if enough volunteers to 81 utt the
old regiments, th-tt might p rban
d:snense with the dralf. To fill
utt the old r trim nr l their m-ix a
mnin r Timber, 'vill r OOTe at e.t
Irwft is mud, there) wull h- tn
drsft, and it enlUtmi-nts sin nld eon
tinne fur th rtv d ve as thev Iihvi
for tl e I it ten, t'a cnuld be d -m :
hut it c in lie d n in mm lucalitlis
in II i twenty da vhich will intif
before th drnlt is n a le.
If it -, t loe Mti will eeo pe
tlm At-i
UniUrt te arrangemer t
one yon n men will tie stimulated o
prop cut" te gd woik re-'ru t
i"g. A nv thr.e men who can ra ee
a cimp.ry enn aneure ron 'I'sstotih
s its t.ffii'rs. it tbey nrv Cuinpetiifii
for the 1-0 II.O'iS they a-SUitie.
Those localiiiea whln-i d sire to ea
Cat"' dlSgMCe of A tjr.ft, have Onl
." fi-l Up their q tnta of the 6 10 000
men 0 He'l ror bO'ore the Ut til B p
. ti u i .i. ., a .
tt.',nb,!r to MOomplish what they
sire.
i
filled up bv th t dS a fin
' (J1H . -.n L,A.n,A fr, ul.. ,',
1.'" VWI 1 ,,r Mdewd trr lliat puq
0 !ltlllUe Iro.n day todaV lilltil
'
Colcmbuj, August 14. To tb
IVea of t'ievelariit: To ihe seveml
County M litary Committees Ot th
jstate: Uv a ilHpatch this moment
CI 1 'cl.K!k V M ) received r..m the
.a . (ff
S-erearv Ol War, I am an'honzed
t 0 'i-t Il'ie recrtl t:ng tor tho new rr
till tl, Oil Snatant ..n tl..
r . . '
iii- i' nui an unrt im lire.
Vii nnteering to fill up the old
r - i i en's in the fi.-ld will continue
. . .
tet ius as in reroiore nn
til trie Ifr-t day of September, and f
In - it Dlli-d up DV th t d5 a fin O
' I . .. a a .. '
''" wl" W OrOerert irf tllBt DUriiOi"
1 ar "r rne jou ouir nilliMH tin
'niii' moitliS will coii.m-nrtii on li e
jooil p e'e
And now, f.l'ow c ti-
z na one mure urainl tT-irt no I t! e
proud character ot ur nohle eta'e
tV.r Kcllautry and iove of country
will bo unstained.
Rt-si'fcfnlly,
a
a
DAVID TOD Governor
New Advertisements.
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LATEST HHIVAL.
ISRAEL GREEN
J JvS Ju( received a nr.a assortment of
BABY WAGONS,
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
T.-kHtber witlia fl.ie aeai.rtuiui.tiii
T-j Ji. TSJL X S .
- l iie pivriiculara will be given neil weol:.
FisuLtr. luuat IV lo.
VHKyniiaink? H-ve y.. u- ".,-. -In? at
ou i rvi.u.i.f Iiei'ill a;eU? Huve u
Ptiiilalinn ol tne Hear,? Am you troulil- d
w it . any ol th- sa Irregular ties the Fetaile
nvstem is so euupicl lo in llils Cimaier
YOU CAN BE CURED.
USE
LAHOWORTHT'S
m m iiMiw mi
SUD
YOUR HEIGWJURS
uve Ir'od it; d-.iena ca.. nil you I, s rare ?
tues. While I sta with you. I will he n casad
to advis with you or uuderlak the risk u!
cur of
J UU UAOU,
If yeiirs la nn. of any disaasa fur which It is
rcoDimnaea.
aar Oot tb genuine or
Pr. ISRAEL ORERK, nr
3 It. HUBKIt A CO..
And advertised Aren'a
Prvm . 1 !''
SUGAR CANE MILLS,
PIONEER ESTABLISHMENT.
SECHLER & PORTER
' II VTsst Seessd gUaet, CI.tClNHlTI, S.,
Rtvnai iswessSsS Mm Ut finns et BESOIS.
rats a 00., saa watbih rasa a co.. eon-
tinas lha wanaraoiars ef Soxsr Mills aad I ajar
Id.kux Maohtotry le all ol Us tesoeliM.
Ovnln las FaUnU, Patterns and M watery sa
K" 7t T oU. Srws alnv nttmt la, aud aav
had lha bsnrSt of Ulr aspsriuc aad ssparr
awiu, ahkk with Impvovsmsnu sasssa hy avars
lac m ezpariauna, suaUM us Is produc claw tl
aachioerjr which for strsosth. daraMlir sod Snlab
It aiwaaatod. Ws an sIh dwurswi af salliaf aUaa
Ilea le " rraU's" raUot Cvaporalov, wkk-k p minus
pmllsr sdvaalaswi avw say that hss sosas la ear
kaewM.a,iid Sw whk as have, by snaafanwals
wnh lbs rsuotss, lha ssdaslrs rtgU of Iks CaMeS
., at mu. i.pis eissss end it nr
lUaMraUd Cstsloaas an Itas.
CACTION. The puMIe Is hsiwtwsswIlasaS asaiatl
savehatlng waoklawy lavalvta Mmss galtau nm
sawuertssSssngas. gKHMB a VOBTBa.
All of Secliler V i'..r .1 &ugr
making apparatne lor aate by A l-
rra k Rotl r ulT, Hfdl.y.
.otice
fS la herly given mat John Tb tnpana an
L Arobilxild Thompson did. on the tutu da'
., win. , to, ui. in.ir a.ti.vAt..in lu tow a.-
loe of the Clerk of tb Court ot Common Pleas
vllhiu and lor tha oounly of Hanauok and
ale of Ohio, praying for the vacation f Ihe
j.wn plat of the vi Inge ol Capernaum, altuate
11 Amanda townantp. in Bald oounly, wmo
plication will aund fur bearing al the next
orra ol said Court.
JOHS TBOWPSOK,
ARCH I BOLD TH1MP8ON.
By J. H.A J. F Kcaasr, Attorneys.
. Ai'5.'ll!JL!.." Ll" '
dt ft A 4
iK-MJWlEi p.wiiMe prepa.d. .11-
a.,
.rftjoily
Thousand already ald. Agai.tal
ProSia. aale aud salisiaotion guod.
anted. Pronia. aale aud salisiaotion guod
iuu stamp 1 or uarucuiare.
J H. ATWATUR.
Bnk US, PrevHlaac, H. I.
.July IT, 1W1. (Iw
Dyspewau aa4 Oaweml Oekllity.
Cssuat., Warren Coeaty, O
.
Dr. 0. W. Itossox, Dear 8in For th
benefit of ttiffarirg hnmsnily permit me lo
av thai I have found your Scandinavian
.a . . . & .1 ti i . ..ii.
vioou ruriuer aan oiuwo nils, aire rnrsi-.M..,,
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. I
have ulTred trortt tn shove menti
anllnaail A.m.
ir resr end I have tned s gre.t
m.. nh.iiaiana. hat a I In ha r..,a..a I
-- - . "
w.- .., - ........
Purifier snd Pill, sad did so. I wss l.viu
in Cincinnati afihe time, and t went In ionr
.irrlce and purchased one bottle ol ihf I , ri-
Sir and una Inn 11' Pi, Is lo coniineme wit ,
and b eas the day I Inund your vilustle
medicines, fur I am enjoying good health at
present, and feel confident that the eure la
permanent. Let oi hats buy snd lake what
they please, as rot me, give me tie Blond
Puffier and Pillt for all chronlo disease,
which arise from impure blond or era nra
rueni i the digestive o'gart. I lake no oth
er medicines, aad have not for the last
Ighteca months. Heat tststy, '
T. T. Ddbois.
See advertisement.
TAKE NOTICE!
T IAT 1 Will tell a LOW TltS LOWaaT, SI
THE OLD ST MO.
Unt door North of J had Qvarttrt.
Tha 'nrgi-sl and beat lot of
STOV33S,
With ail tba Inte lm,n vemsnui
Copper Kettles, all the Sises,
Fruit Cast with Patent Tcpi, war
ranted,
TINWARE !
Of all dese -l-itlon. llniTis Cslebntted Under
Uurrent nall'-clnrifyiiig
SUGAR EVAPORATORS!
The Utesi hnpi .ivenicnt of the cay. i,d la tha
most oouvenient and prnotionl Kvapurator In
nan. Piea ! (SO
Tiffin Iron Beiira Plows and Pointa;
One of tb - best Pl iwa in use.
Pers .n w slilns nnrlng In my line nra In
vited to cull, as I will sell as low as any oatiib
l.sement In the vouuty.
EAVE TROUGHS
Put up with nr without Woodruff's Patent
Knstouer, km the eustumer my direct.
For Sale,
The Rest and Cbaanest (Took. Box, Heating nnd
i arlnr Stoves, wlili all Hie bite Imprcvaments.
r 1KDHY. July 9V,
A. UUSIIUJf.
F R
CHILDIEN TEETHING.
Mrs. Amnion's BABY'S FRIEND has no
equal. It softens the gums, reduces infi.im
mation, allays all pain sndips.moilic action
snd will alwaa
REQtJliATE THE BOWEL
Keeninr them as ttsulsr as at other periods'..
adding to their
An.) . . .1 ...... I .. I : .. . .
, n ,. . ..par.,...uc7, aaf k.kiiimi ti,,
chsnees i.f falling victim lo lb other dis
eases incident to childhood.
Sl3.ox"lCr' Sales.
3. P. I. ,ie. v.. a. .1. Biksiow, tt ur il ol.
Mxudu. , the Mh dny .1 K,i. lino acre i
laud in towns lp one, range eleven, on a hlch
there Is a snnii:i in runninic order. Also,
one acre of lau ' In same toa u.hlp, on which
i. ero 'S a fr..ma dwelliiiK hoo. 'ermsof
w i-i-tili. Ajumisail alflist lut.li'l; scoobd
lot II .0.
J. W. Martin t. John P Iislie.
Mm d y. the 2ji.li davof Ausust.at th farm
of J. A. Woods. In Madison township, one
liirtshiug mnchliie aud hoiae power, iurnis
cash.
Anel Itawsnn et J W. Ford. rial.
Friday, the 21 1 day of A in. usi. at the larin or
J U". K rd In tlranite toMriislnj., one bny and
u.e ur-'wu mare T- rms cash.
Win. Mi-giiiley tl. al v. J. W. Ford of.
Ki id.i.i , ihe'stidday of Auitnst. al the farm
of Wtu. MiiKirloy. In TaiiKa township, aire
threshing ninth, lie ai d lior.e p,-wer. Terms
ItllSll.
B. PaRKCR, Dip i Saenff.
Aua.fi. 1S02.
D",l "lat K.VTOli aLk IV UK St.
. KaiATK.- In pursuance i f an order
Kilted hr the l'.o' hia Court of Hancock
-mini)-. Onto, wul i Cor for aula at public
.moil n
tin aluid -. lh. 83.1 Ho jr or nga.t, Ii.
M ono i.'cluek. p. m.. at tne diw.r .-i the Court
llouH'i lu F,iiUlay, in said oounly, the folh-w
in g duxcrihed real etaie. lu w.l: I he K. of
h N. W i eec 3. IP. 1 North, ol ranea U
coiitaH'lui. 90 9K 10 au es ol laud nior- or leas,
xueptlng liiarmrom Is acrus nun do iou
axre now owned nnd i C'lipli d hy the hel
amuel Truvia. riere seil. which exec
hurl ot sa d tract lslncril,eilaslolh :-lt
iiiiiiiina at tha H. W. C.-rnorof the shore de
suri'iud irai t mid lunmng thnuo" Norib an
rods, inem e East Sa r d, llmuje In a south
vesierly coi ro lo a sinks on th center line
ol ea.u Ki'ruon S. phtnli-d al the snd ol 21 rods
Rust of the alo.vo plaoo ol' beg nnliigi tuenne
Willi suid center line Weal to Ihe place ul be
ginn ng .appraised at I1.K00
'iaaas or Sals: Ouo-lhird of the purnhat
inoiiey .n leiuil on the day of sale, and Ihe res
idue ihereoi in one a d two years thereafter
Willi interest from da) of sale, lo be aecured
i.y inorigase on aaid premises.
Wli.i.l TRAVIS,
Adm'r af John Truet's, dmii
B-' 0'-.l. Bi.icsr. aua liaaau, Att'ya.
July J", is 2. w
$.ji wages paid roa floor
1 . .-Uu, uds lor iu au.ias sswi.su .hciiins
cuarii-v. will give a ouuim.ssio,. oa
. all aaus sold hy our .taenia or pay wa
au. a, Irum Stu tu tiou per aioiilb. und pay all
ns.eit.ar) eipeusua. our uacui.i Is per.eot
111 Us mechanism. A ohild tan learu to oi.er
aie il witb ball ao hour iualruvliotil It
squnl to ail) Family Sewing Slachinu III use,
ard wa bava nductd Ilia unua Lu e'lliean utA.
1 lars.
iaoli llaobine I warranted tor three rears.
' Adiirssa U. BUlKil.tH,
Ota. Att. llcli oil, Mich.
June 11, lti63. I3n.
Late Arrival Brifd Fruit.
I T -A.iC O.tVld .kuijusi ived auu uer lot
IXolsa ai'lor OneU t rull, wuiob bo i sail
... sr. cneap. van auu sq 1
Mas 4 !'
fruit Caus for Immediate Use.
Pulunt lops and lu oouimou kinds- warranted
u.r iigm auu uiauo ol heavy uu. Call auu see
llinin.at OAu.- ol ItUlllll.tUrr rt
.ia .-lll
.tnd augers, buji
isluveauuu uaiua. auii ..Wa
bupes aiitl leai a, rtt.ieis auu
, (.j UA..OUOU, u..w iu.i, uuw rtaiurau; me
uatui, tivauiieut aud rauiual vuia ul buerui
iluiruui.t. or aeiuiu ti Meaaueaa; iiivoluoutiy
vUlisetulia, seaual Uetlilil) ai.U imieUiUluuia tu
ui..iiiua auuiaii) u. vuuauUM, cou.uuip
. tiou. Uta. luuuial auu pDiSival mcapauil) , le
: auiuug Iruui oiiur AikJou ar iuio vspiaiu
, eu 111 lua atAitHiaUa. ooltik u Wa. kullaU)
I m. V. i'u.a luuel eiiruurunatry uuuk suuui.
1 uu i iuu uai.a ul evaiy yuu.i purauu uuu
teiuulauua niarr.aae, aua evert man ur wo.
tuau wuo titiairae tu nul l lu uuuiuoi ol ibair
wtfepi log tu loair ulrouuiaiauu. fit ery pain,
uisa.ae aua auu luo.ueutai so yuutii, aiaturi
V) auu uUl aait, la Ituiy aapiaibeu; entry parit
ui ut aualvua tual suuuol uu auuau ia uer
givtub 41 is lu.l ol eugiaVluV. I u laot, it 04
tutaai aeureU ltu.1 every uu auuuld a.uuw;
still it ia a uuuk uial nta.i u luuasd U, auu
uui ii ahout lit Uuu.a. 11 wji U ui .u any
Uu uu tua ivtfaiutul ai uialu tu.a or post
uatiatatnp. AuruSa Kit. rtat- KoU.tli, Mo.
it at-rutM alrool aouVe ruui tu, t u.iauslpuia.
W-trrulwfcU a,At U.vU.UU jAia,, uu
iua.tr a uat iuy u ) uui' uisa.uui, uelul' ) uu
pi ) ourerlt uuuur lu u.r ul auy el lu
uutur.uu IguasA. uauve ur loraigu -w uu aui
vi i.a iu to. ui auy i.ibvr pauat , gel uupr
ul Oi. kudu. ouua, auu ri 4 curt-jWg.
will u lut uiuaii ul aaviog u uutu) a uuiittu
ur ualtb, ai.U iutasiui) ) uur Iuu.
Kit. IvO.lu unt, uo euuatuiuduu any of lb
4iaa..da uveuriuwu iu ui iuuiiuatiou, ay r
uuiue, Ao. li iruuu auoui, auove Suau.,
t Uoauoli.u.a. U 1 uu liudi Iruiu S lu 3, dun
A, m iu, teol.
. .. . . ....
"a " tuu ul
sejrtcxoxkTJsaxi.'X'v
t or eai vuvup al lha
FiKPtAT, Auf. . NUl'ION BTORC
iwlTO WDt
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ATltiVnOiV PATRIOTS?
YCLONIE RS WANTED
Fr tba Ketlmenl.
IWWm o i i- .
40 1 o lau ia Advsnos!
I "-----V--Ve-w-s.
H V" s , '" t nlV ',' 'lTl1:
. . ' "" "r ' ' ""'dl Lend
1 '..l.ev.f raise
., ,,,u , j,, in eai.a ll.m.
, mi, v .. r-,t ...., i,,i rp t.H0 OI)
i' ''" "1 " t'rom l xniou. V- h iveih
' ' " T ksvs w iru -. l ava the
'.a I- .' VollIM bit rime v.. rnmilae
ir-nv p; ir -m ho tlito ,f e ,li!incnt. SIS
; .i.nt' SI.1 in e m uith'a env. end $1 hoi na-
'ii nil Sin In iiuvHnoe. lieoruiUi.e oflice st
Whs let ' nld store.
ROflF.nT l'ATTH'0f4 jWefrtag
Jul 80, lW!j.(tt '
FOE MUSIO
and
Masical Icstrcsaeats,
sssiB rora osnssa ro 7 ,
A. C. PETERS 4BRO.f
iVe. 91 fi t Wta straw, . vwr.
f CIMC1M.)AT1 OHIO. I V
Manufacturers and Importers
MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN9TRi'MNTS.
aWMusic sent per mall. Ire of postage, oa
receipt of tb marked price.
ECT NEW MUSIC I.T4
rat rTSLissso sr
A. C. PETERS & RUO.,
CINCINNATI. OHia
Floyd's Retreat from fort Donslson, with
a llunnin' AcCumpaninsnl, by Bksdad
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Bcanrerard's Rerroat from Sbiloh, by Ske
daddies (Jj,
Tou'ii ftoon Forget Kathleen-Bong. Wil
llama .,?5o.
Run lor Llfe-Qulckstep. Becbt i.e.
Red, While and Blue Medley. Becht... .Jjo.
we were very four Together. Mary Song
Hoimer,
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Holiday Uxrch,
Becht
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the Mtsson Walls. Beobt.
R rib Day Walls. Becht..
Vallev of dismount Hong.
Olover.
Kinkel.
M Hi den's Prenm Vaprii-e
loyrui Bctioiiiran. Heahl ....
Young fo'lile.a' Quleksiep. Bscht
McanoteHclinttisch. Bocht ....
Leu. re Hchottisch. Baehi
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My Happy Vtllnie Home Bong. beRoode Uo.
rriscilln l'olka Bncht J'.o.
UeaiitlfulKprlng Polka. Berbt Uo.
Any ul the above populat pleoes mailed free
of postage receipt oi the arcad price.
Valuable ffJJ Musical
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A. C. PETERS & BPkO.'.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Amnteur's First B,k f- r Hollar. Pries 60c. '
Velars' Maw a. d linprxved tiuitar Wilbout
a M,islr. ... ... .10c.
i Peters' New and Improved Fife Without a
out a Master .... ftr.
Po era' ewnnd Improved Flageolet With-
uta Master 40c.
U.is .n's Kirst Bonk forth Mel.. ..eon l,Oc.
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III A II
Amateurs' First B -ok for Ihe Piano inc.
Peter.' New and Improved Piano Without
a Master . 60c.
Peteis' New ana Improved Flute Wilbout
a Maalsr . 60.
Peters. New nnd lmprov Flute School.. SOc.
Pi tera' Mew vnd lmprotd Violin Without
a alette I . .t Aoc.
Peters' New and Improved Violin School.. 60c.
The ahov Works, bes'des containing an
easy arel Improved method of learning Ihe dif
ferent luxt uments, have also a Inrxe aud
choice colli ttlon of Tunes never beforu pub
lished. We will mall any rf the above works, free nf
postaxe, oa receipt of AU cents In poalage
sirmps. (July JO 1SC2 ;im
$38. gxtra Inducements! $33..
Recruits Wanted
For tha Ninely.Ninlh Itegiraent O. V. I.
LOCK jirtrTADVANTAEES.
Lie t - t. 1'. 1-oi'a.lX
lis authority to recrui' for lb nbov Beat
ment. Kegulur army pay from Ih day of en.
tisimsnt. subsistence and Sluuhounu tru ncy
ai the end of Hi war. Ilacruils will be paid
tl Bounty and 01m wininh'aadvaueepuy ($13)
as aoon as mustered into service.
Now Is Ihe lime lo enlist In your country's
cause, befms dianing Is resorted to.
Any Information wi I be given, at B. A J. af.
Huber'a Drug Mtore. Plndlar.
Llsut. O. P CAPFLL,
Julr 18, IRS1. Recruiting Officer.
SHSELLfNG OFF
AT COST!
Having bought tha stuck ol goods belonging to
W. n. WnEELER
lam offering them
AT HIS OLD STAND.
July IT. Wi.
E. BABND.
Now is Your Chancel
I 'HE subaoriber, wishing to retire from tf
utKKr, eiioB, naoiaa and lbathbr
TH. ADXly
Odeis bis eullre Mosk at
Ou tun Ijlluwmg terms:
ror Cash Only ha Offers at First Costt
For auy kiud of ir.td that b oau use. b will
aiv gooua a luw aa auy vtuer buua at retail
uaau i.ricss; ui.i a cr,.il i hv muulua will
ue ivu uu all atuua user S3, with a aula aud
aptruvd seouriiy, HUSH required,
n.wlstaaltsMr.rC.ahCwsttunesal
'Ooodssold 00 fiv month' lime will b sold
aa luw as any oiusr uuuae reiaila lur oaab. ,
Com and See Us:
II nil's Ola Bland., fladlay, Okie.
U. L. BIUOINS,
Julrtl.lSfll. A Hunt lur t .U.hTesa.
Fresh Arrivals
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For sal at Wbolaeal and BeUll. al U vry
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Creels Aaaiaia itusaa,
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WunuUo Ihread.
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