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WjNCHESTEFl JOURNAL.
NV.iNC iti:sf i: it :
rridnr - - l)cr t Ml2
J. F.. 15RVLRLY.
Editor.
Important Notice!
police i hereby jit en thaT I Pure
mi Uy ioM iy Ir. J. E. 1W.ilt my
iuterw: o the cCi:t of the Wiichmtu
Jora!.-
All those knowing them!!re in je'itrl
to me w U the Cm of DrsM a I'oik
lt4Krf ön rck raVcrirtion, Iel adt-r.
liiinf.or work, will te the neceMty
f making iumeliate uttlem'nt, ai 1 am
itterninod to ei- up ray buo'm.
l. ;. Dm.
Mat. November 21. 1-02.
11 . i i .u : m1I ',
Dy mc aou ij-jii- I. -
feen that I am now the sole pro -
r !.: .. ...nr. nn1 thp
yncivr,,. -
Jocmai. Omce In
po, i uac Hiuniru wv. i
rral hundred dollars. This clebt i
I am anxious to pay of! as 5t, ;
nnd as soon as possible, and thisjtne jast tjmr j am now
is to call the attention of all per-
ons owin me, for professional ,
services, or otherwise, to tke tact
that I must now call upon inem!evij thlt Afridan Slavery has
for settlement, and payment. I
have made no general effort at
collection for live years. Many
of mv accounts have run for th it (
length of time. It i but reason
able that 1 ;nouiu now, wnn. ;
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needing it, have my pay. 1
inidnesstodcfer." Youwill never
have a more convenient time,
you have the mouey now, or, you
can rv-ily get it. It may he
very 'different the first thing you
know. Under these circumstan
ces, I shall expect every one f
you to respond promptly to this
call. '
J. E. BEVERLY.
Col. J. C. Pixton, of the Sec
ond Virginia Cavalry, lelt Camp
Pratt, near Charleston, Virginia,
on Monday a week ago, and
marched, put ot the time through
a pelting snow-storm, .md over
four spurs of the Gaulev Moun
tains, 210 miles in 70 hours, and
coming upon the enemy in the
vicinity of Frankfort, attacked
and defeated them after a short
fight. He took two commission
ed officers, a number of privates,
one hundred horses, over 2,000
stand of arms, burned their
camps and all their equipage,
all their störte and four wagons,
without losing a man.
Hon. F. P. Blair, Jr., has re
signed his seat in the present
Congress in order to take com
mand of a brigade at Helena,
Arkansas.
Northern ladies just returned
from Fredericksburg represent
the feeling there as very deter
mined and hostile. The ladies
especially are bitter and malig
nant beyond expression. They
held meetings on tho approach
of our forces and appointed com
mittees to go and implore the
rebel ollieers not to surrender the
city under any circumstances.
They preferred having their resi
dences burned to the ground
rather than surrender again to
the federal forces. They repre
sent the Kebcl force as very
large.
A letter from Suffolk, Virgin
ia, dated Noven her 20th, says:
'Yesterday Colonel Dodge with
two battalions of his amounted
rifles and one howitzer had a
spirited but brief engagement
with the enemy at Zuri or. the
Blickwater. Having no order-
t- rri. hf rft'ild noi onrstif is
'advantages, ami after drivin- the
i i ...
tutned to his post.
Transfers of Keal Estate.
wocior iumjre uas soil ms
111 .
residence to Mr. S. Bradbury
for ?'0., and has bought lor
Atftntwl . o
$1,000 the propertv on thr fcouth
ide of Public S.pnrr, now oc.
cupied as a Shoe Store by J. D.
.Smith, who, in his turn has
.bought -Mr.- E. Eder'n store
, house property, in the East front,
into which he expects soon to
move his stock, in trade. It has
not transpired at the present wri
ting t hat Mr. Edger has done,
but it U sa'd he intends to close
.out hit Gouds at auction be
twecn this and the first of the
in?or&in vcar.
I
v vuici: i mm i dimiochatic
soi.imi;u.
We .are favored with a letter
from .Mr. J. K. Dion- to his
: father in' thi vicinity with the f
privily of u?inS such parts of it !
a may it our columns. It is ; . 'truants from his;50uri. (Jen. .VC!ellan endor.es
principally intercstm- as hiving Coinpanv thp K ilIie:il lo which lhe Colonel as'one of the most
the writers conversion from the ,u M' about t0 ,eavclficient 0nicers-in the army."
-evil" of his former "ways ,njIlj(U Jis . The Cipta... was !
politics. Itiobviot from the ;IookinjJ remarklbI we, anJ Tnn .surrender of Norfolk was
tenor of hi. letter that he exper,. ed n fme hpath . rather a sheepis!l affair.; Iay0T
encedaiitawakentn-in Mo- . , . f . . , Lni& surrendered to (Icn. Wool,
5(-un, t rota wrncii o.aic we as
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driven for su.-pect. d attachment
to the (Jovernrnent of his coim-
;try. Let Mr. Dixon make
jown latPinent.
, 'ovv in answer to your in
' : : i t f ..
yury , rr-Tu ... ....... V"1""
I had not the opportunuj -oi vo-
ung ai an, uu; Ii i nan i wumu
not fiave voted the Democratic
fA,HOCrailC
that thing
aow tooth
inistration
ticket. I have done that thing
anJ toe' nail an administration
mln I was once a pro-slavery
i)emocrat, but after .seeing the
brought unon this nation and the
American people, I am down on
the whole concern. I know that
jUPrv js tH soi0 cause of all
our trouble.-, and believe th it the
(urs(. of rests upon it
1
and
tipou every Country or State that :
. .....i .tl" Svem. 1 till be- '
I I .
lieve, as I said at Richwood at
the commencement of the war
that the days of African Slavery
are numbered, and that peace
will never again bless this dis
tracted Country till the System
is abolished and cvejy Slave on
its soil is free. Then, and not j
till then, may we be the peaceful
and happy people we should be.
N.nv, as one of the great army
of the Nation lighting to subdue
the rebellion, 1 cannot lor the
life of me see any sense in wag
ing a war against the South and
permitting the cause of the re
bellion to remain in force, to
let the rebels have the use of four
Million Slaves at home to raise
the necessaries of life while the
masters are iu the field murdering
the defenders ot'tle Government.
If a man is wounded here and in
consequence of that wound U
thrown into a feve.. we first aim
to cure the wound and the lie ye r
will leave the man. 1 think we
will have to remove the cause ol
this National trouble before wei(-;uM Un'm ''xr conje-.-tura ;s to
p-im l.iv h.Mlthfol np.-iee .-min. !ils T.'t? testimony o. th-
For one I am willing in sacrifice
all my old political predilections
and whatever else may be requir
ed, for the sake of true and Iast
peac?. And then in the last place, but
not the least, I have been trying
tor the past two years to live a
christian life and senre the Lord
to the best of my ability, and I
cannot do this under my present
convictions of right and wrong and
1 .it tnp same time De an advocate
of Slavery, or act with any party
that upholds it. If the Demo
cratic patty bad the power in
their hands they would compro
mise, with the South and save
..Slavery.
V
Now I think you can guess
pretty well how I stand, and how
I would vote. I know there are
tho5e who will call me a turn
rnnt. anil snoh likf nun- Rut
I would have such to understand!
that I am a man and can change
my mind and actions, too, when
I linl 1 am in error. A horse or
i .1 A
lie never chinsres his way ol
a
""'"'S. bt "". a
man,1' is oltcn compelled to do
to.
si:wi; i rniM:s
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ee nouce, to me tirumpioyect,
c . m . . 1 .
,oi tue i.ime .atit ewini Ala -
' chine placed in our Columns to-
j day. A very genera, and, doubt-
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let well Sounded, prejudice ex-f
Ie, well iounded, prejudice ex-tA. . . A.
. . . , , . ews Olhce has ntst been return
ist m reirard to cheap ewniL'! . r i
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Machines. We nave never much
doubteil that this labor saving in-
trumeut would yet be brought
j v, V4..,
provement, into the reach of all.
VVhcther this one is the consu
mation or not it i impossible yet
to say. Its value is endorsed by
the Toledo Commercial, the
Hancock JetTersonian, and Ohio
State Journal. We intend to
know more about it.
iKrui: sr. us.
The follnvm r-hould h -ive
lefn in 1 a-t week's Juurua!, but
wa crowded out:
I f.atitjiti i;nt?hp.ikr wi-i in
, .- t . .
O
p i.
U-the wav. v will iut hand 1
Lver'the fine compliment paid by !
ihe Jwerfai' to th3 Rwunent in
which so many of our own ;
neighbors and acquaintances re
gcivt.l such a !il!iin' at Rich-
monl, Ketu,kv, a ?ew wk.
!onlv alter their or-aiii.ation: !
,p
! I he tiüth bliows great proli-
;cjencv in jrln under the training
of ttie Adjutant, Or.?i Perry, of
Richmond. Ye noticed .Major
Yatterhou.e on the ground look-1
. '
ingas sound as ever, having rc-icd
covered from a wound received
at the Richmond (Ky.) fight. A
better set o! oth ers or regiment
of men have, not been sent into
the held than the.tt'Jth. We learn
they are under mi'cuing orders.
I j A M K N T A R L K (3 C C L K II K N ' V.
S L'ici i) i o v a Youxij Man. John
Shielding, an unmarried son of;cujt to see. Our pickets and
Mr. Philit. ShierliriLT. of this u,... ' n ij.i
1
vicinity, aged about -J 1 years, but I
still Ii vl mix with his lather, com
mitted suicide oa Saturdav the
y9l.h ult., by hanging himself
with a leather strap or line. He
left his half loaded wagon in the
barnyard, went into the stable,
put a bed of straw in one of the
horse's stalls, covered it with a
wagon sheet, removed his clothes,
placed the line in a running
noose around his neck, threw the
other end around the leaning
5tancheon to which the boards,
forming the division of the stalls
are fastened, held it in one hand
and in this way brought his
weight to bear upon it. It shows
a singularly firm determination
to effect his object, that he should
have held on to the line in this
way till life was extinct, as it
seems his feet"could .iever have
left the floor. Mr. Leake, the
Coroner, from whom these par
ticulars are derived, says no one
appeared io have lud any ut)i-
ciou of so sid an o'inre'i"
lauuiy wjs'iniii, .it nun ucriiuiui-
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rnn ..l.nrl.il (....... fin .lit-
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HC sein a Miiuu uuy wjio wis
J.
with him, to perform some work
about the house, and proceeded ! that the disease cannot be suc
to the act that ended his life. jcessfully treated here. This in
CCT Mr. S. P. Ludy, at bis
Railroad Nursery, one-half mile
East of town, on the Bellefon
taine road, lias a fine lot of Nur
sery stock for Spring, delivery.
Besides what he has crown on
his own grounds he has brought
over and "heeled inM a large
stock from his own Nursery in
Ohio and from other Nurseries
in the East. We were looking
through his stork a dav or two
ago and feel tree to say that his
stock, if not "complete" is most
excellent so far as it goes, and
there are few articles in his line
that we can think of wanting that
,M! U not Prei,r,rel1 10 fath aml
j then there is another considera
tion that will not apply to all
canvassers; what he sells he will
be very apt to deliver,
3
S i:V9. Those interesting
spirits who go hungering and
thirsting after, daily news, the
Magazines and the latest litem
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i .r r mn:r im irt i ii a m iiiut.pi vo
, i-v.i um.H lu u uu uiu uyjruimi.
.. , , .ti.ee nic
1m streets, to which place the Uo that they are worthless. Please
. . ... , , ',1fMPM J Mr. Editor, rennest all persons
! building corner Mam ami f ranK -
ea, anu iney can ue mieu. .
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We arc in receipt of the "tin
Detector." published l.v
The work is nuhlnhed monthly
at 130 and semi-monthly at
S2 00. at Cincinnati and Louis-
villc, .and is corrected by Van
Winkle 5c Bus:ert of the former,
and M. Fdllilove & Co. of the
latter place. The work-has the
appe'arance' of a yery good thing:
of the kind.
iv.o'i V:"Asiii.wro'-
Yasi;;.v;tu.v, Dec." 1. Col.
A. v'f C-jlimrn, from (Jen. Mc
Cieii m's Stuf, his hern atgn-
M to i:itv a -f I titrMt tneral
iLn.iri(,:, nl- ,h-:ri:
.
blown up.
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s.m-.nnn'vn, n.
IJIunt, with 5,000 Federals, at
tacked and routed about 8,000 !
i
rebeU u.iwcr Gen. M.armaduke, I
at Cnr'. Will Art- nn to 'nth I
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killing riixtv and unvdincr the bal-'
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Gen. lMunt teegraphs that the !
jenemy is tudly Vhipped, . and
: will dot probably venture nortli
'of lioston Mountains again this
- .
wii.ter, and as they have consum-
all snbsUtehcu in the valley
of Arkansas they must soon re1
treat into le.as.
tX3"It is now thought rather i
probable that there will be no 1
Ij.i'.tle at Fredencksburge and ;
yet how the "problem" can be)
; solved without, it is a little dilli-
iiuu'c i iiic n-uvis in nun,"
m , conversations across the riv
er.
"Written 'or the Journal.
Mr. EniTOk
1 propose to give to all those
who are interested, information
that may be valuable.
First, in relation to furlough.
The following is the order gov
erning the granting of furloughs
in tins department :
In time of war, leave of ab
sence will only be granted by the
Secretary of War, except when
the certificate of a medical oflicer
shall show beyond doubt that a
change of location is necessary
to save life or prevent permanent
disability. In such car.e the
co ninander of an army, a de
partment or district may grant,
not exceeding- twenty days, and
these' certificates must be endors
ed by the Brigade Surgeon and
Medical Director upon personal
examination, together with the
opinion ot Regimental, Brigade
and Division commanders in
dorsed o i the same.
I furnish this information so
and the Jlernniac wasin& senate announein a quorumi
that persons wno hive Iriends in!. . ., ,r ,T ... ,
' .... : lri'iit Mr Mnrrnl
la- u-.uv miy understand that it 1 1 4 -V , onxw
, J . .. . i moved that it and .the aeeompa-t
is "i-rle.-s to write to their iriends ... , , '
, i , . nying docjUmtntO be referr.'d toi
to 'et kiilou ',is and come nonie. . - ; . ... ..r. , .
,1 ,1 ;. .. .1 . the Committee ot the H liole and :
. . 1 1 iv 1 II tv iir fi:.i'(ii(r f h-il
..w.v . . ...
vjII muH -fUitimt ."fit hnmi nn !
'."t IKK v......--- w- v ..v...w w-i
floive'oi at?ence to ee their sick
. .
at heme. .nor can sick men tret
UO!1UN uniess the ceHiHcate show
tormation, it obscrveu; will save
monoy and a great deal of bitter
feeling toward Rsgimcntal ofli
cers, as they have no discretion
over tlie matter.
Persons desiring to write to
their friends in the 8 Ith Indiana
will direct their letters to Cat-
j lettsburg, Kentucky, from which
j point all letters will be forward-
cd to tho Regiment. In direct
ing letters always give the' name
and No. of the Regiment.
Our .'men all have good Sibly
tents, vVarmed by sheet-iron
StOVes. I
lm:r..-lt is the request of,
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coming to visit their friends in
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this Regiment, s riouici let tue
triends ot other soldiers know of
their coming, tint friends may
send letters by them or other ar-
send letters oy mem or umcr ar- joint rCsJOution precisely similar
tic es that would be acceptable o!In tone and sc that o
to their comfort, and keep them ' MlT CX , ? e rd.l ua .m Muumi U.irUcc. Fuel J CAN CIV: STKADV T.MPI.oy.
ko i.ieir c uny , i , and received precisely similar Jcctand was t-iht Jt..irs oil, and aau 1 Wnft.i s.ct "ve to ... licit
contented ana rnppN . . ! treatment. L;iiil over exceedingly r-ri-ht, ,usa:it and attwionirr iur ib-. LlTTIi: GIANT KU'-
There' is 'but little USC to send! u hi vi- nlWd i'-A-nlntlnn ,w'n,a"' cl,i,i of more .ttUti ordinarv i INvJMACULMrke $I5--H. turner,
ii-iip.. to" ih unle there is1 M 1 s oilered a .CaOlu ion , r(lui,0, 4lll WJ Uit b.d she iive.j. i.-.a-.- VnMri : xtra N.euu-.
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some one til take charge oi mem,
as all artic ej seilt ' bV express
without cor to look alter
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, them are snl.ject to ne iom, xe.f
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, siroyeu or muic, aau n ...v.
SirOVeU OT SlUieil. auu n "cm..
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n H.w. thnu rt f in 1 .1 1 1 'I riPlil. II
s ,rrcat many articles are Uamaetl
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iiiciu,
Mr. Editor, rennest all persons
coining here to advertise it in'lbe .Senate: The f Senate ' trans
paper, as we are anxiouslo add. acted no business of importance
to the comfort and happiness of' before going; into . Executive ses-
r men. i.ou can , S'
i u-lnt pa nrness our men
our men. l ou' can t imagine
dear, friends and how their co'un-
! teu.inces brighten when t tney re -
ceive letters. Let. iamers anui
brothers come and ! visit their
sons and brothers. 'You can't
spenu your, mouey. iu, a ua cr
purpose.. Yours truly,... . ' , 1 '
-i '.A. j: NEFF," "
Major 84th Indiana.
(oN(iiu:üSiowL.
TIIlRTY-SCVENTl! ('OMIRESS. SIC-'
o.sd sksmox.
Wasuixoxo.v December 1.
HOUSK. The Chaphin re
turned thanks lor the brintemn
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siave, ior emancipauon, anui
irom a system wincri nad involved
in, suiiüw aim Miajiif. j
Holl called by States. Quorum
present
V message was received fromi
Li . i
assembled ready for business A'j
similar message was sent to the
Senate.
A committee from both houses i
was arnointed to wait on the '
President and inform him thev j
at
were ready to receive comrrmni-
cations
r f , .. w . .;
Mr. Uonklinir, iN. i odered
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instructing the committee on r a-
val Attains to inqure and report
the best mode of placing vessel
of war uh Lake Ontario when an i
-
exigency may arise, and estab-j
lishing water communication I
irom other waters to Lnkes and i
report which various plans were
mOSt reliable.
Messers Valandigham, Cox and
Richardson, "pitched in" at
once.
Mr. Valandigham offered a
resolution, which was adopted,
callin-r for intormation as to bv
what authority the Postmaster
General should undertake to de
cide what Newspapers may, and
what may not "pass through the
mails.
Mr. Cox offered a resolution
condemning the arrest of citizers
suspected of disloyalty in the
North where no rebllion exist
demanding a cessation of such
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arrests and all persons so arrested j
. it I - i . . I
suall have a prom)t and pu!)ln- J
trial according to t!;e provisions :
ot the constitution and laws ol
the United States.
On motion of Mr. Colfax, laid i
on thp table. 80 to 40. '
Mr. Richardson offered a res-; smoking hams a. smoking cigars! KndoiPh Cirmit t onrt,'
. . " i - 1 1 will eTlue to .l!; :it jite Court ilru
olution on the came subject, re-j RAncnn little child was;ilu,ir ," ''"-hr.-tiT, ' K.u,.loi..h cuiux.
lating tocitixens ot III., and eall-j heard to call fron, a window of a M,,uf' oi4 , , , - r ,
ing ubon the President for infor- j mean-looking liouse to her onpo-liM;J, utneei, the hours .r io .iVior
mation in regurd to them 5cc. i "ite neighbor: ki Please, Airs. J ,,r"1 Vin(k p. MiiHui Uv
On motion of Mr. Lovejoy,! Jones mothers lest compliments, 1 '; l --ut-. iu iu,;.
. j . I .V "i ' .it ; Iul;li CuijjM v. Iitdianx. t it;
laid oa the table cas71 Nays;ann it it is fins weather, will you The nom!i.,.t quartrr ( the nonh
40. ' !Sa begging with her to-mor-; Wft,t q"rtr of stinn veuieen (I7
m, tT . rf.v!"' (township nineteen (111; of range lilteen
x tie ciuuse luuK a recess io;
await the rnesa''e of President
Lincoln.
After the readiuz of the Pres-
t printed
1
3Ir. Vallandigham desiretl toj
s.iv .1 fiMV wSitl. lint: ms nn. i
vJnted.hy the prevous qwes.io,,.!
i ne uouse tnen aujournea.
oii. .v i lit. i ne proceedings
were unimportant.
After reading the Message, the
Senate adjourned.
December iL
IIOUSE.On motion of Mr.
Shellield ; itvas(.
liesoved, That the Committee
on Ways and Means be instruct
ed to consider the propriety of
admitting COtton brought from
Other countries free of duty, and
report by bill or otherwise.
Motions; were made by Mr.
I Edwards in reference to the Gen
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concerning treaties anil tor the
n r i ? ...
. reuei ol Alinnesota suuererf,
Deceiuber.2.
Senate. Mr. Powell offered.., a
iLi.buiiii.ii.iiuiii k , ...i.iviiai vuu
ventioa at jj0Uigvije j., A ;
r . ..... t
fr the PlirPosf; oi. devising means '
to restore the I IllOn, and asking,
' iu itjiuic um c iiiuu. auu astvmi:
h Leirislatures of the dillerent
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" i" r- uuvu nvn wi uu iiiu
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er. Laid over. Adjourned.
' Decemiier, H.
j Si0n, and immediately upon the
opening of the doors, adjourned.
Hol sh. The House tool; some
.action on the' Agricultural fund
1 subject, 'and on motion of Mr.
Molman, of Indiana, a resolu
tion was adopted 'instructing tl
i Committee on Military Alfai
the
Alfai rs
to inquire into the expediency 'of
reporting .a bill on ' the subject bf
mounded and discharge'd soldiers1
receiving bounty, ccc. t
eral L.rinU UII1CC, by 3ir. UOX 111 I oi measles, and reultin' in !un affet
relereuc to reducing duty on)ZT'TJL
7o !ajor:Gt nt ral Halite:
j , Ao cxr eJ.tioa tent from ;Su8.lk, by
.M i rij.iv,, ca-t'ircJ, to-i), iij5cci-(oi
etintrJ ritt..'jav!i Hittcry v't ike n 'fmiar
our army) ind drove the rncniy acnäs
the Ulack Water at Franklin. W ha-
300 rriÄoncrs, anJ ar u.vkii:,; up mre ou
the roaJ.
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aaJ woundH: 0ur loM lt tntim;r.
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M !jor-(ir iif ral.
The X.vy Iuirtmnit L-i receive.!
from Cuun.jau.icr1 iwtr the mrtrcuUr.-.
0f the ncr:u;ciitivi into the im.
force ur.Jtn (Jti XrpU v th-v scuuretl tlu
surrounaia- pouoTry, upirji inz u n
i? 1. . : . .
works burning JU husht-N oi silt, ino
c,lürtnt'rs tw0 a ,ul ' iCOW'' 8:1(1
cr' a lighur andtenty-fuor
Urjro canoe.
The I' s run hntt pnin rinMieJ
oil Charleston the schooner Anne Deeo,
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i 1 -i r . i tpi in rnn in
- r. . . .. -
iLOdi.t'ic iui uirpr.iin
The regular ann
the Indiana State I
culture will be heir
nnnml mppfirifr nf
State Hoard Of Ari-
I I I i it
no In H in Ihio .il
" -"'"T, v"
. ........ ...II... . 1 ! It. . i I 4 1 i I
at the State Iloiie, on Yedns-
(iiV. January 7th, iS62. at 10
ra'olnrL f full r1ol-fcrr'itti
from the several countv and dis -
tiirt Snfir.tiP i rp.iiifxff,. .
Papers throughout ' the State
please COny.
i5v order of the Hoard
,T rr ,
. II. Loomi, -ecretarv.
Tndi.nn.inoli-. Vnr .01
- 1 ? '
ix t- t"
Vii-V ri-. ' viTf in. -. iJ.-v-
Möns. Every widow of a decca;
ed soldier is entitled to pension
and bountv ot 1U0. I he lather
or mother of every unmarried d-
ceased soldier is entitled to the
$100 bounty.
There are no less than ninety
five different tax Stamps requir
ed to be ued, from 1 cent to $:0
and to purchase a --full set will
require nearly 00.
jT ns )fHn ascertained that
, . .ii .
the man who 'h,A!d m to th'
Iit was a shoemaker.
i A THKIFTV wile WO!k1c;-s wl)V
! the men can't manage to do
something useful. Might they
not as well amuse themselves in
-
'I am afraid vou will come to'
'want," said an old l.nlv to a
young con eman. I ve come;
D '
to w;irit aiieaiJv - lie ,,11,-11
t , -'.V L '
want your daughter. I
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-1 . . . . 11 ;
DEATHS.
ilLRNMliK 11 ARRACK-?,
Nov. th j
SÄÄ
wig at uVh.ck, jm v. weiter Platt, a
member ol Co. (i, C ipt. Cirtcr ; 1th Pvt -
: . i i r f..i ... ii . n
gooil soldier, find respected by his compa
ny; and while e regret the los ol" to
good a 8o!di r, we tender our svnitkithies
to his bereaved Pifcurs.
lIi;MtV CARTEK,
Captiilu Uouijjunv G, 51:h Kfgiuiet.t.
On the Tth tilt.,' in Military IIopiUl,
at iMemphn, Teune??-, DtMi.. Dosta
Tf.R, of Corupanv K, Ut'th Jlt-iiucnt, I.
V. M.
Mr. Do.tateä was an una'saminp: Roi
quiet, but honest and highly respectable
j citizen of this phee, ftrd the news of his
'death will excite feriou regret tmd Mir
row in the minds of a lare circle of nc
fquainuoccs
On S.itnrd.iv. Irh nlf of Tn.lT.,a
. ...'......,"i.-.,
""a ""'"vi k- '".
Deceased w, ü mc:nlt.'r of the Filth
r , . . .
. Indiana v-'ivany, C inUin I.rle. lie met
hisaeatii it!, a comur, ar,I horc
his piriaU bot! btiug with him at the
close. " ' ' 1
OIIITIMRV.
Donarted tl'iis life, on Wc!ie lav, '
'" '.".i"... v'j wucu, ;mn .1 yi aim
c-orafort to her -r-ircnts rdatircs' and
Irlea.U. tmc hk 1 a jeenaar iimm-, at-
ttive ,gr.,co aether ih,t ou all
I'Cart aul uaJt-'lur the .hli-ht of all
. "v i"
. 'k- !- H-r death, iv
t ..i- w. . 'v:iiuin uu iivviioii.i.' j.p
. V I . va t h .n- .. r, . I . I . ., . 1 '...; . . i:
f ... v.. ,ri.,m
- tTI... .1 r. v I. .1
ihi ii.in. a in i n irntnu m "
.. T r - n
ve ol in.
our hearty nnd mtde'ni ijjarn lur ud-
timely fsid. Hat hi!e we Utnint her
removal trotu our midst, we huhM luiw
with pubniisüioa to the will of (oJ. ' In
tin? tancu.ire of Ii.iiciratiow. It inv ,
truly s lid ot her
... . ....' ' !!
iilie cauic forth like a flower', and was
cut down J . G . .
COMMERCIAL 'COLLEGE.
H. W.! BUSH,
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
...
VTKELY'S 11LOCK. MA t.V STREET,
31 UNCI INDIANA.
IVjf OIIKIM IIUUSU, J. AVliitroore,
pt; In4inapolji, Ind. ' ' ' ' "
" MTK IITO TL;m;!ts
' I will le .'at' fcj-aru.vtarp: n
iGreensfork Towushiii uu' bMur-
'( IV Utll, inst,'f lor; tfie i ptlfpoe. ti
examining mru person as
may want certificate of 'tilili 0
cattOIl to traoll School.
P. HlATT Examiner.
. .
the ' -i
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
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i.r.uui'jwic t ii r-ifrr,
THE BEST ESSAYS,
THE BEST STORIES, .
THE BEST POEMS'
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a lio forooim li-t of 0trtlutr incltele
Ylli: l.KAHi.Nti WltllKKS OF AM Ki. U'A.
Trms. I h.' A-if.iic 1, fr iil
'i k !. i:.l I'.tio li.il l..-'rH- I'ricp S.i i.-ntt
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TI'jNoi: .V 1'IKI.LiS.
l"i V .s:.ii.'t. t., I;.ii..ii .Mj.i.
1 Sheriff's SaJc.
OY
; l"
iriue of a ti'crcr ai;l executiot
ine dir, t tr.l I'roni t!.t
!(l -
Mftlrn.ii U iili.im Mctitr a; the suit uf
U-U-m IUIimmh.
-..if ' .
i.enii o4 :..wiu j.m. tot.nU.
.i-rrt ;xM
v.n(T' . i
NJlpriU S Sulp.
.
BY virtue of i do-r.'.' m,d
u :ac liirci ti 1 Ii. ju t'.ie
rxectstiou
Iiaudoljth loDiitiita I'Itas Tourt.
I will e:.fio' to sale t lhe Court iIou.
door in V'inche.-ter, Kandolrh count . In-
j '
ni in.t. f'i
: -'"" - "' i Jiiniiary 'fj,
i i. ... . l r , 'i ... .' . . .
and 1 o'clock 1. 31. of .tid dav the lol-
1 vision al r;.iti', .-itu ited in K.n..;i Ii
co'intv Iiidiiii-a, to-wit: - -
The c u-i hlf ot" tiie 80iit!i-ca!t quar
ter of sociion twr-it; -ci-ht '2") towi:shi;t
uineteon (1'.') raiiv furtvva (l-i). -ast.
Kxf-cutcd a thr f-rorTty of t'.nr:iim
1?. TIioiuj.-oii t tt.f the suit of ;Joha
John.-on Administrator, kc.
A. 11. JUNK INS,
slicriil" ot, Kandolj a county.
dtc-."-jrf-.'t,r.!)
Administrator' Sale.
"jV OTICl' i hriHir piren that. I will
i 1 eil hi T.wb'.ic auction on ihe th
Hl of. D;;uU:u A. .D. 1 tCJ, ut lhe late
re.M Juice of William II. Hindi man, de
cel,: in - J.iekiiin .tuwuVliit., Randolph
. cjuptv, IihU ma, al' tlie rvrsonnl rror.ertv
- ;i uve:c l not innen .oy ttie ? idow ,
'iffiÄU.TXÄ
: : -mi. .. . .
. . . . ... - - '
tool, He. Vc. A creilit oi nine mouths
will be given on nil. rums of mtre than
three dollars, the purcha.MT r.iiii his
note with if proved cturity, waiving
VKluation nnd it rvisenieiU -law . Three
dollars and uudrr, cash in hai.d.
. m:.NRY v. 5.1 re,
decl-3w , , Admiiiintrator.
! i!iji:iv:t I inert I (.l lar V alKi 1 X li s , or
I'tilt ixtKc: liUb, COFNTV
' lacUT.S -riven to Asciit. An A -rent
want, d in otrv Coxmf. Forrarticular,.
Je-:r!ptive cata!eSni-. Ar., a.-.., itl
MUIIIJ. I. . I ' ,
' Gtn'l A-rat fr V. !U Toledo, O.
.I.
' Appointment.
"T OTICE i hereby piren 'that the
' nHsnf J lias t.fcii. apjIntcd
I AdininNtrator of the -tat ol John
1 lownmr,-il tS RuUwlili Xöft, de-
I i . ' .i.-i !
ccaodf- bau! tat imji j)o.tJ to be io-
ftoivtUt.
' 7' r -RonEitTrMURniY,
d'jtr-itvl - ' A'lmiiiiiitrator.
I r; rrrt?
"i LT fron hvinr marriage certifi
er ete to fturn t-tjii oilier, of
nurri?(' lucnized siucr the l.t day of
OtjobrHlPj'J,inut procure a Ma nip for
the jame under the " exctt ' law of the
United ritau.
i. V. GOODItfcif, Clerk.
CHLLIAItll SALOON, Cars. W.ch-
ttl, rroprlttor, f!a?tefthe Million
llouit, VinhtUer, led. To the loTtra
of pIe0QtibU is a jdoui gaa.