Winchester journal. [volume], November 20, 1863, Image 2

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WINCHESTER JOURNAL.
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xti:.nsivi: rr.A.v am it
The conspiracy to release the reb
el prisoners at Camp Chase, seize
the Arsenal at Columbus Ohio, and
liberate the rebel oHIcer in the Pen
itentiary there, vrai probably part of
n pencr.il plan which embraced the
projected expedition from Canada to
capture Johnson's Island, arm the
rebel prisoners there, and organize
& rebel campaign in Ohio.
It was intended aho to burn Cleve
land, IS:: (Tal o and other lake cities,
end to inaugurate a general system
of incendiarism, and destruction of
public and private property j11 over
the loyal States ; thin distracting the
attention of the National Govern
ment, and paralyzing its energies.
The Government h is n great deal j
more evidence of the plot than will
pet into the newvpnpers very soon.
Valla:idigham, the Traitor, being
......v. wi-Tipu-., m superiiing.ftn nrn.rn.riv p. ri, ...... of ;
the political campaign in Ohio, has !
ample time for these conspiracies, j
and would oi ,,Hy revenge himself j
for his recent crushing defeat bv the 1
rum of the State which hu3 repudi
ated him.
Hut while he may plan, he will nev
er be found among those who attempt
to execute these schemes of treason.
He has been
Tb hraJ of miriT t frlon p!ot,
Bui nertr ? t th arm."
Tin: fiijkt svnw.
Last night it came, the first snow
of the Season, drilling down through
the darkness. It covers with its
whiteness all things alike. Under
the same mantle it hides the "races
which Autumn frosts have spared, j
ana tue havoc ami death thoy have
caused among Summer's beautiful
children.
Tho first snow-fall marks palpably
a particular stage in the progress of
the seasons. How we cling to the
, last days of pleasant weather, hoping
still, against all warnings, that they
may not be the last. The mild In
dian Summer time is a season of
which no one ever wearies. Let it
last while it may, nobody ever wish
es it were over, or longs for stern
Winter to assume his dominion.
Rut it grows colder some after
noon; the sun sinks through dense
haze and is obscured before his set-
ing; a gray darkness steals up from
the West, shortening the .twilight!
ana 'bnncins mjht at onco as it
i -r I
meet the shadows which comcglul
ing over the earth from the East. A
thoughtful evening 13 followed b
sleep full of long, quiet dreams.
You awake in the morning and the
earth is changed. You step from
your door and stand ankle deep in
the first snow.
You know now 3011 could not fed
It before that the glory of the Au
tumn time has gone forever. The
Summer scorns at once almost as far
back in the past as those of your
childhood.
The first snow-fall is a time for
reflection. There is a suggestion in
ever descending flake. To us there
is more of saduess than of cheer in
tho spirit of the time, if we think of
tho world of human life around "3,
and of the relation between this life
and the season. Asa student and
lover cf Nature we ?cc beauty in all
seasons. Winter is not gloomy and
does not rcpil one whoee soul is in
avmpathy with the preat lift? which
flows through all seasons, and which
is manifest to hi secin;r in ail thin.
But tin ontwnrd lifo.tvith its cares
anl toils nnvl saiTcrinp, clouds tlic
inner viion of nio.t of our fcllovr
bumnn lcin-, ami the j.Iiysical dis
comfort often makes spiritual peace
impossible.
It ii true that to many people the!
iriutcr U a time of enjoyment, to
some even of paycty. For tho.c
nho havo nil t!ic necessaries of life
BCettre, whose homes are always full
of househoM cheer and warmth, this ;
ncason has peculiar ami varied pica, i
J. im. 1 1 in c jur i.m, lur
reunion of friends, home companion,
hip and culture.
Hut to multitudes of people the
thought that winter is at hand brings
vtsious of sniTerinp: and dread. Ma
ny a hearthstone iu our land will be
shadowed this winter bv the rini
specter of Want.
The partial failure of crops the
past season, and the lti-h prices of
all articles ued for food and cloth-in-,
will make it very dimVult for
many people to pet through the v. in
ter without nWlnto suif. rin. Ma
ny poor children w ill not have snub
! ... . . . 1 .
wem ciotin:.':. ;.ipnv a fAmv n;n
te scantily supplied with food. 3Iany
parents wiii be tortured almost to
distraction by the constant pressure
f anxiety, tho torturing tear that ail
-scans and resources may fy nn
their loved ones suffer tcrriblv from
coM and hunger.
.Ah, vre have often woxuleretl how
a man of tiaIiIp nnd srnsitivo stiirit.
v liU eei' Hint no i i c is mii ii,-
true, and that he co:iM be worth
something to the world, hor he
can endure to live while for months
together he and hid familj st.in.l face
to face with wjjnt. How can he have
strength to look into his wife's trust
ing eye, and give back the caret s
of hi? babes, while his life is a per
petual struggle for a pinched and
scanty subsistence?
Why does not the brain give way
under the agonizing conviction,
growing upon him vear bv year, that
in the reat army of successful
workers the ranks are fall without
him ; lint life offers place and work
for all his fellows, but for him there
remains only that with which he is
already familiar, exhausting and
fruitless toil?
Yet such tragedies arc lived over
j and over again in the world around
! v.. Mut hapnv and prosperous pco-
pie neither see nor hear. And still
the old earth rolls on her wav.
tiu: wAit am) Tin: vmrx.r.
. .. - jm -
1 !ic won; ot recruiting is
(.onntv It j, won Icrf.;1 to see the 1
rs.fl(ii,"lcss jth which old Rm lolph '
rc..on,U to cver7 Call for men to up-
1 m
:se oi
our c'ountrv.
Lon? ago we thought she had done
well
since
feel proud of her. but
i
then there have heen
re-
pcated calls for "more men," and ry stej s e taken for a proper or
Randolph has honored even demand , gni 'alien of our working forcer, ;
with a prompt response of "Rcadv;
it t i i j. r i
fall in, men! And irom farm and
workshop, from counter and desk,
our brothers step forth and march
avnv with the old fla-' at their head. ;
----,-
3Ianv who have thus "gone at their
country's call,"' will never return.
The-lie in unknown graves, but the
-aVe themselves for their land, and
down to the latest aires a grateful
country will cherish their memory. ! columns of your Journal to make it
Others arc needed now to fill their - known to our reader?, and to the
places, and they will go. It really; citizens of our County in general,
seems as if our ability to furnish men! thnt 3Ir- Cooper's School at the
is inexhaustible. And this is ah-; County Seminary is now an institu
solutely true. ' It is not easy or con-, tion of our town lIiat may Lc consid
venient for anybody to ffo. War j erC(1 permanent,
means binething now, and it requires j Tho lllira ternrof this School coin
far more earnestness and spirit to , fenced on Monday the 10th inst.,
bring men to enlist now than when lrnlcr tho most favorable auspices,
the call was made for 75,000 men at TIi0 increased number of pupils, and
th l.fwdmim'r of tho vnr TV.if nur increasing interest manifested by
OPOldehave not f tiled W t'lCV wi'l
people i.atc not iaucu, a.u i.ie wi.i ;
not now. !
The people are being gradually
brought mi to ttit hero'c (ioc,,.ori.
urouBUl lip lO Ulal neiO.C tlCSpera- ,
tion whicli will ma.iQcvcncod' reaav
to go. If the progress of tho war j
arA- v',rr , tr fi.ia nr.int. :
ot(Wliit V 1 1 Ulill " .''' I ' ' - J
whore one stnifTle a terrible oie
but the last, is needed to finish the 1 to inform our young men and women JVii doueP .. Ll,roLv.
contest, a condition of things which ' es horongh education or Th,s ctanifteriltic 1reioll of ;!lllI.ks WM
.... r e f ! ' fjeS,ie t0 Qualify themselves lor j well received by tho ot!icr, ba tiighly
will leave no time lor counting the, teaching, that they can be aceommo-! dt;aed with the kuu.-iejo o.at the.r move
new levies, but will require the en- dated in our own County on the most e'e observed with o much naereet by
tire strength of the nation, if it cv- favorable terms. That they can here; lUe ''iJ01-
rr n ihU m:ilinn men in the ! finl a ?00fl school, an experienced : ,i3S Clmrlotte Cushm.n, the great tragic act-
er comes to this, a million men m the , tolchci.&l)lcnt soc.:otv .i rvpr,. re..,i.. g.ven $?-2o; & to ae...iury u,uu....
North will raise the battle cr and ' !f- V 1 ica-ani. S(ua 0,1,1 c cri .?... it .s the priced, cf tu d,u r.pro
oiiu 111 iaiL uic. uaiuc tUlu ; thing they may desire to aid them in - ,entut.oi..
the resistless legions will sweep like their undertaking I , ,
, , . ,,. ,iau umuuhiii. lh ptsofihe jrrcatSan tary Fair t Chi-
a (leiugc u ei iiiu ciuuu leuciuuus
territory, and crush our country's ;
if "
i.4?k.H..
I
The Orth IS inexhaustible ; the j
South is already nearly exhausted. j
Let us give the men asked for and I
0 '
the war mint soon close. We trust j
that the quota of our county and our
1
t:itc wiii na raise;! wixao u a uran.
i other parts of the State are doing only have fears that we will not prop-
! noblv, and it will not do foru3 to be'erly look to our own interests, and
,' behind those around us. i nV sustain what we have hereto-
WHAT KA.M'wId'll C'l.l'NTY IS
DOiMJ.
Jlcctinirs nre Vctn held almost
everv ni-ht :it diuortnt ouU in the 1
comity Evei-v townshii) U Ichi-!
. . ;
cr.nvf ssctl. Messrs. cii nnd A :
inform r. th.it tlicir Company i over?
lialf fllll. Wc t!da!c those ireatlemcn
have succeeded rcmarU.iMv in o'd.un-1
inp: recruits. The coiint" ovos much
to the zeal nn-.l faithful labor of X.
II. Johnson, Ksq., of Wayne Co., in
this jroo.l vork. lie has canvassea
the entire county; working incessant
ly in nil weathers for the suecc of
the enterprise. Let his services be
rr.tefi;Ilv rcmeml'cretl.
iu nea':1.. CVQ..y town-IlIp j)(H).
pi0 nVe voted ' to n.k the Co.mty
Co::r.niionc rs to offer an additirn-
al bt;:nt of oue hundred doll-trs to
each volunteer w!;o enlists tnider the
present call. Th? Itar.l of Com
missioners will :r.ect here to-tnorrow,
(Saturday 21 stinst) to take the mat
ter in hand.
.Men who have never before been
in favor of the war, are now comin'
up heartily to the work.
Thosi" v.h- know how things are
working in the county think that our
quota wilMie raised. Hut it is nec
essary fr our people to be siwake
fully to the importanee of t!ie occa
sion. The letter from theOOth Ind. isbv
lone of the farmer bovs from this
county. He has been a farmer and
a teacher, was a pod hand at both,
is a good soldier and doesquito well
iA a newspaper correspondent.
For the Journal.
ftRADED SCHOOL.
Mi:. KniTon : Wc have just iassed
through a struggle to retain the ser
vices of Mr. John Cooper, as teach
er in the County Seminary.
There has been a general apathy
amonr our citizens in regard to the
cause of Education, reaching back
to the time when our Legislature (un
wisely) abolished the Count Semi
nary system, and turned that fund,
together with the proceeds of the
sales of County Seminaries, over to
the Common School fund, thus en
couraging or inducing the people to
rely on Common Schools. The prac
tical workings of this change are
seen in the general neglect of the
higher branches of education, and
hence the diflieultv in sustaining a
first-class school.
For the current vear we have so
cured the services of Mr. Cooper, a
gentleman who comes up to the high
est standard of a first class teacher,
and who, as teacher and citizen, will
compare favorably with any one we
have ever had at the head of our ed-
iueational interest.
One of the troubles with which we
. o ... . ,..,,, ia t,,A A ov
ran-oment and condition of the old
seminary building. This canbe reme-
(.hc l '' erection oi a bn.hl-
ing S'l.t ille for a graded school, and
manv of o ir cili.ens believe that the
! A i I t I
i u.iK; iK'.s co ne w:e:i we can noionii- j
or shrin'c from t!ie discharge of this
must act with the
. ",l V i y' M, ,tlIl"at-"
imr(u tant matter (itmands.
' TliiiM Vrt I fi"i C? f lint r i r -n - n
an?1 ti,,nt w,c ncvcr sto'n i:ntil we 1ovc
a ooi graded sclcd And in anv cf-:
P . , f . , , 4l
fort t int mav he made, the question
shoui,i i?0, much c,ch shOJ:pi or
can contribute, not how little will ex-
cusp him.
Who comes next?
ALrriA.
For the Journal.
orn school.
IMn. Editok: I desire through the ;
th Citizens, show thnt the people j
... 11
appelate the eminent services of
Mr- Cooper as a teacher, and thatj
thoy are now more than ever deter-
. !
1 v ' 1 t,M,U11 1,1,11 1:1 Ua l'K,il3,
to establish a r.chool that will ho n
creau to our county. My only oh-
Jccc 111 ,Trilng mis communication is
. .- ... .1
a iau uu iiul j;u anuv 10 nnti neuer ;
advantages, but come right here,
for there is yet room, and if vou
. 4".l l1l I . T
in c liC'L frllllSlil'tl Uiai AYIini l IinVC
wrjtcn js trno ticn come to mc a1
complain. 1 have no desire to de-
ccive any one, or to induce any citi-
rr.i - , . , 1
7cn r. ollr bounty to place any high-
"'7, T". ?,0lcr "S ?
teacher than ho truly deserves. I
; KlVc no fears tliat I can do this I
il.lt C lierCcO-
lore laiiC I lO (lO, a LOOM SCIIOOI,
where OUl yout'l can ol taill a good
ed leation. This every American
chzo: sho-.l l linvo, l.nt if wo do not
sustain nnd build np -ood schools in
?vcy ',!lt-v'.v.r-v lQ? havc-
Let us lliCii, r, lnlo vcMinvc .'i qiir.hli-i
cl t.-riclK-r, do o:r vt-Jmlo dutv r.s cit-
hens, rnd mnlo liU chnn iMtort. i
' hi 2 to h m, an I I am cc.-tnia it will
l,e pro.it;uic to us.
wc verv innen neon a irtrrcr anr
1 . I , , ,
better building. I trust tiie energy1
of our citii'.ctis will supjdy this with
in t '.-. C'VLi- yer,r. Will rnt so.nc
C"...j u.io has t!ie neecK.-sarv inlli.e'.KO,
maue a mo( in tins natter, and
make it now? ICo better time will
overcome.
I.. ' A ' . . .
Jno. J. ClIF.NKT.
Til AN liSi I im;.
We publish in this paper the Proc
lamation of Gov. Morton appointing
Thursday, Nov. HOth, as a day of
Thanksivin.; for thü State. It is
the d:v fixed upon bv tho President
for t!ie National Thanksgiving.
!
aiMiUVAi. or i:n::ci:ans.
On our fourth pa'e will be found
part of an article from the Daily
Journal, in which that paper con-den-cs
the Cincinnati (Sazctte's ac
count of the causes which led to the
removal of (ici. Poscciaus.
The action of the Government
seems to have been ncceary tinder
the circum tanees, and v.e think it
prol.abic that Iioecrans is shelved
for !o:ne time to come.
Capt. Cr. II. Ilonebrake, of Com
pany C, O'Jth Keimcnt, has been ap
pointed .Major. He has well and
faithfully earned the position, and
will no doubt do it honor.
News of the Week.
i
mOCLAJIATIO.N
nr the govccn'oh of Indiana.
TL Prc-Uet. t of lie l i.iu-J sut baicpJc
i natei Tlitrvlty, the SttU lay of Xoveciber.
Il.t'.ai.l, a Uy of TUnklvtr(I :
1 henf ire, I, Clr P. lotion, Gov?n.r cf
I.iUiaiia, do hereby -! part a;J Jar, ai.l call
upon tho peopltt t,f tin? Mate t- oftiTP tt
f-iue, In annrJitnre Uh the J roclaiaal.oi of
t!i P(PlJfiil. Let tli pcoj.le tbaiik ml f,rai te
AlmiMy G'.J for tbe m&T uetvle lie La
tbwu u during the j.ileir, ai l ;rey Him,
with Uumb'iO bvarts, t Uli rul.'.t, g'ik'l and
hlesi i s, auJ restore tUe ii.it!rnall j blein2 of
uultv i.ri'1 iuce to our blscdig and sucrib
Country.
Given at tb Executive t)ipartiaeut, at lnUa
naülis, ILi SUi Jo of Noreiuter, A. 1.. 1K3.
OLIVLK T. .MOIMON.
Th'; Armj of the Potomac eonn to have ietllrd
d Mu lutotho rjuift lit tli? tiintr. We hud n fj
d::js since a r-.'jort of u war confercnCv tt Wash
ington, j, which Ilill'ci uud tt.Ttitou favarcd
"inter q-Jurtcr'," liilj the i'rvsident uu i
ilcj.li! were "tili for war." Their iIca is aid
to be to push oi, ait l muko flht u oon :. the
Jia'nalMiinock bridg 'tU have been toi'Iet?d,
whih it isaid will be niaf.-w days The rjb-jis
have .ttfadil fallou b.irk, with liltie reitmiie
boforsJ our u lvaiicii.jf Irooj.s, k-uvii.,; their com
f rlble winter qu.irtci, till M .ad i is said t j hold
tlio uia-.tcr!np of tut tituat.ua l.oilh of the
Kä( i la.i .
Ti.0 er.terr-r'.sc of a-ndii'j can of relief to oif
sUrv h i !j iii s liier at lUciimond hu !e -n
nt.-t h iJ'I'M) tjci-esful 1U CU rulioii and 5.Ih.j
fall ui: ol c I 1 ! 1 1 , s.-i.t l) l!io Ojv-rii'ii.-ii:.
ai.dal irj i. la.i'j.r tt $ o I t li.'X t-ii. ly t-'
alllülJ Coa.iii'ii"l-, liiiV j b.-t-ii ul rece'veo,
anu m .It adi ia ica t t.ij cj.in.i of uir luij rn
Uncd Ü OtliC.l.
Uj ia.- lui.oAti gl'.'gr. Iii. itsa iu ll.ii mori;.
i a ua , k.ii n-iam. cuj.ochj La j.o;..
I CU U l.iC IVttvli.
ru.uKitt iiK0K,
or. It.Tho taiiier
io.,OJ, '.lu-u u: i-.t .uia.-.tj .u.i.-
VDiui.) ilntlili.j ItJf oa.' sol J vf bcld us pr.s-
vi.crs in i.icli.ii'j.,'-, re.ur.icU to laj, bn.kin
0ck lc prwv Hi. 4.1. i riuWul g. Cnl'i.cl lil
li u i cu I,; j oi t.iJ ii . iu-r, nut rciuca
ih. - piivii-s oIUkii. thj ratioi-a tj Mchu. ji.a."'
'1 hj ctj-C'iitiou fiwiu .New Urloai.i uuuer co.u
iiiuimi oi u. iicral Lai.l-s, h.-.ti lii.otU ui lito üiuuUi
oi 'tie 1.. u.and. lait nvcr 11 tao o.iiu.r
Letzten It'xu. and Mexico. Tho roL'vl lutcj
U-.-ii.g Ci.tU-rd all ovc-rihj Mate, there .i w
tluucuit in lui.din, except f.oiii tuo ru;in,esj
ol tao alei. IUj rebel uccupaxls j( fait
tt.re abaitduucd ilai.ds-.l fl.e la tuo town, 'lue
l Ii4-i titiz.-ii, i.lleiii liti la puioJl Ilia Caiuct
ttmi Sa. UiC J ru cili, Cu set u,'Oi by the sal
uion uiid ACccsiioti tiUZcii, mücii a tcverc street
tiht ciiSuo I. A N.uiiic r.'j-iinci.t waj at uice
oiuofcd la in a nh upvii thclaMii, but tlu result
has -ml ) ct i nved- f'. veticU wore la-tuur-
ii. g tho sailiiig af t:io ovjeJili'Mi, but na livt-s
till th'. tiino ot landing, when eiiit orten iai-n
tre browned by tho capsizing oi a boat iu the
aurf.
B. Gratz Brown, the leader of tho Missouri
KadicaU, is elected to the U.S. Senate (or the
Itorttenu. lie i the her.d of the immediate
ciauiicipalioii movement in Missouri, and Lit
eieetiou is a great tnu'iDjdi for the cause. Lut
its peculiar ipn idcar.ca is thought to vuusifet in
t'aa fact that it ii an ut;.-rl uvvrw bei tiling dc-.'ial
of thJ Blairs. Gratz Lrowa Ins been specially
cgiisjicuous as the o)io!ieni ot Witf re-actinary
policy advocated by the Llairs, and the triunijii
is considered their repudiation.
John 1. lU-tnlerson is elected for the long term,
nix years, lie m he is just as radical as Lrowu.
The friends of fre.djm are Jubilant.
The President has sent u congratulatory dis
alt.ii on the clccthüi. ,
General -iurn-.d,.-. resignation .. accci-ted;
and General l-ositr an.ainua to suicct-d to me
C9ll.lliall,i ,u tuu.m. h- ..rocevd. ta
t at occe.
Ti'e toinwog allien ai trai.n.itt?J to
General ..eud,s.i.Ub; hiui givou t iha Afiuj -ol
the I'oiouiac m.Moi.daj:
" ASHiXOTOX, .Nov. 9.
'Major-General Meade:
1 have etu your dina1clu-3 about Operations
on tho KappaU:n.aock on Saturday ..d 1 wih to
cogo were over fäö,otn)
The case of Cathcarl and others, charged with
coni'iri'.jf in Ohio, will probably not bo tiled fr
. .. 1 I ..
lome nine. .-vj..it- oi mv mi.- ' ' "
l ,ed oa bail. George t. Fugb is counl lor
thJ uccu5l, J-
Vo Uh ncwi cf anoUl?r mo,t, pa,nr,tl1 r,rc';
disater. The tcamr ulllly Jide as burned
ou Fri,luJ Illwr,ih K, Bboul lwcIllJ.eliJl,l nie.
io k tire tro.m. opart, nie bokUMrunw,
tuta uumb.r of thJ pan,;erspeii-.iicd. .m.., g
i "a
rll!uil-,,,,'B
tiri,,nieXili 0f lucres
tix iLiidren. Ibe
a ni ii.iKiii war oe
N. nients of li ierest In Mcmle 8 artny
At ch..rl.s.o.. d.uo. Ouig.ni.oi h.io pulifu
a tou i.vie ot siiot i.u ?aell into m:uer.
n u a d mat General -Vcijii i u Lavea
lJrcu wi, v, l.llll,.,k11 ,..ttl.iu. d i.e..
-'
ui.j uuui .t i.. ..iivi ..Lc.
-ou..,.i lui. i .a '.iu.uiii.eii rccrutta
ni''0 t'l"u'1' .-r; d.
v .iUv 'T::1:! T'l
Uiu.l. rt t( ,4 ,tlt.,u... a i..u.iuvi.u hi timu
i.jiusi; o-rrci.
.-luSl.j- U-ifffl, -i.vl liunu al la-it. Lu,u
- .n kju'-j n.-r.e, 3p -
O iniicl. Oulu vil4 ul f j i j, ni.. r H vr uV c.v v ei.
i.'li-i.
1 Li l.rpot '3j tiici.1 ever n fttlc at thi Tr.-ui-
i.rj , u. it.o .., in tue InM'ii) 'i itic i.ut.oi..
vro n.-ao .ut 1 ::..rvi:.j, uci. u.-r tvnt)-ao
, wcic-.ij-.at.
I lno-U u-imuw uim rviro catnlry C;lit
'
tt t uii'-'j i vi, V a. .i ;l..iil.its.
A U'i.'h1-'1'1 )V.'i-iitj,f'iiu lifa.h i;ir'.Mr.
Ol tllO A I 111) l I ill' I lnln").UliM lll-l i I. V. 1
. lie 1 11. .ui U4 in 1 -l.il a I 1 Mim..' li-.i iiifU f,
liav 11. iii.uu u jbiiLi.011, H.tii ciil.ro 10. u-
llia.i'l, 1U1 OlHi I Hf!..K
utc l Uto i''i, cnMicrs ennli-s Ii.
l.v-i r iLiin J u l l;'.it.!'l. It i t i .i..t it
will t ..!! t -rij f. r lortj -i ' iU u.-.h .1. I in w. 1.
r.in l'.t; U' iii;ijutj irtU) .IjJ '- "'i
l.ui..!rl iliui.'iu .1 . il.o -i.licre lv i ij.n.r
illt ii.f (.'('i J Oflica.l liii.J-'ril) i i"'t f O. f.'H
c jiii.il'. Ibt vre rmrifU Ij tin-' tii;ie .',. Oi.
f t!i rnit iug j.lur t 'iir l.U- vt ctioui
t'.tf iii'-il-l ihinacter l taO m'ln'r' vole.
Out uf t iclitvcii iii.muiil ri-U.ni..'. I, mIIuikI r-U-in
r' O J I lliuu ono t!iiuji d. II. isis
ri-cri t h J jatrUiiiiu 'f th- "MiT tlial will
Uli Iii? blattest J.uo of i'ur llift 'O. jiai..U...
A ma- ineelii.i; Mo l. lc!4 H l.aj-irto M
TUi.r-lay 't take uc!i m".iur- t- i"J In- .v-
Ci'far t' nur il.e t'oui.l) low iui.ii.'r tt.M
tlif hole 1 coj.lo irtli, count il-'inan.J that iiiui
l.-ral ai l n.a:iaiili:i.'M J ! Mui. ! ill t.
1n1.il f r U o .r vuluntver, uJ f r thi-tr Ta-
Ulli".-'
üt int'", Nov. l;.-Vo learn front penllcrncn
tij .1 I'oront.J, Ciat It-.n. J.t.ua It. mI1ii.
tiu been rri'-..-.l in .My Ureal , n:l h.M l '-ail in
UiC :ml of ?3 i.M;ii, '.nre. t!l I iln 'j p l p.
.-w Orl -aii I tiling '1' Uli a .N..ill.-ti. l u
latl.i. Two ftoamer fioiu Vork rcci.U
rriv cl it'.i jJ l vi pr. II. S' Orl -s.i.
Tiiiiv i ftl.eiU i;lt. aj lrj v l!iat
iome frwm t'.o .Norih realie f r cM.-.l .:h
l!ie Oos and th.UIrm of l. .o l.af eo.rc
Lcr t rffl U v. ry turn.; of tlim irmanrntl;
Biliar g n."
New
? rr"i" OTirl !C ll rCX
STORE.
i ii-ATtn. .r m . .1
I V'' rr:r lul,v announce to I
Hid viciaity, that I
j
1 li.ive l-iU-lv cpci.rd out &
Xew Doot and Shoe Store,
in t!.e nc w LuilJin,
One Djov Xorth of John
R
OSS
Grocery.
EastsiJe Pubüc Sju.iro, where will hefuunJ
Cools und Shots
of every description.
From 10 to 25 per cent cbeaper,
than c.n be b-iu!it si:r plate else.
.AJo, in connection with Si'.e Work, I
int tn 1
nu fa c turing
ALL KINDS OF WORK TO OR PKK.
She Miker's rinding of nil
kinds kept constanty ou hand.
A l..rc .Saj.j.lv of
S01.ELEATITER
on h ml all t:ins as che.ip as t!e cheap
HATS AND CAPS
:ti fii'Ihs v uittv, cht-. for c.ih.
G vu m? i call before purc'.i .iing c'se-
w i. '.re.
W P. CLARK.
WiuclnMir, Oor. 15. If 53.
15
Ajfoer College
Soion ccmniciiccs the 2nd
Wo hies lay of September,
'SI-PTKMRI'dt OTH,)
T' onti n.e Itiurtt-t ii uk.
Trt. u. S. $1 $ '
C'Mitil-gflit !if. ." it.
Rril jut week $1
The p .tron.i ot" th" ni.lli- invited.
i:ri:ni:zkr 'jtckkk,
l' resident.
V; II .Vi? ELEa.B.VT
FALL DSESS GOODS,
AT THE
T RADE PALACE.!.::
HUM!", LORD k CO.,
20 ant! SS
WEST WASHINGTON-ST.
Jut Opened
11. A IN III. CK SILKS,
All hltln ami ju ilitr.
rr.AXN roi ir ui: son:,
All colors.
RICH PJ.AID SILKS,
KICII FANCY SILKS,
Splendid agortm( nt.
Kirn c oi.oiii i) .vomr.s,
Pinin, Striped and Figured.
PI.AI.N SILKS AM) SATINS,
For Cvcun au P.irtr Dre-B.ics.
IJIK C.VO (iliAIN, '
UKIT SILKS,
Plain Ta.;v.:.t, Fisorfd I)clainc,
Flnin Ffonch .llciinoes,
l'rracli IIcj-p,
All colon.
KM TICKS? CLOTHS,
OTTOMAN T LOTUS,
STI.Il'LD MO IIA ITS.
DRAPE ÜE LUCCAS,
PARIS ROYALS,
HO 13 KOY PLAIDS,
ULA.'K BOMBAZINES.,
MOUUN1NO GINGHAMS.
FRENCH CIMN'IZ,
RICH PLAID POPLINS.
FRENCH DIAGONALS,
.MERRIMACK PRINTS,
SPRAGUE'S PRINT:?,
PACIFIC PRINTS,
AMERICAN PRINTS,
DUN NELL'S PRINTS,
MOURNING PRINTS.
SliiiiH1, Lord A: Co.
TRADE PALACE.
Uni niar.hets nnd Quilt?, MnIin
Ami Slu f tinj:, Napkum, Dj.Ils,
All kiruN m.l roliM,
f t : n c 1 1 c a ? i m e 1:3 ,
tsapt r 1, r.int'T Stv'.ts.
r F
ci.orns and C Assi?;i:nr:s,
Vi.r mrn nn.l ß ivfl.
( i:jllV.Y Ku.iWm Tarictj.
i i: .(iv s r 11 inc.
;..Ui:iU;.l)..l.n S, Knlmorn! .Skirts
NEW GOODS RECEIVED CAILY,
HU.M-I, LORD u CO.,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
A T
HUftlE- LOI?D U CO'S.
N'liW S'l'Yhl '.S.
l'rr:irh Sj'r Sinuvls Str p d P o'.-t
lhwl, THIict SI. .i. brocl v ll r I t-.l
S!iw!, Tr.ir ilin S'.i .w !, fnr L i-li n n-I
(until n n.
Trtvclittfr C'Inn, Cn'i'J C oth Cb-nV,
lüu-k Cloth Clöak, ff tcf,'if nr 1
ni;crr.A:t, in uf-.t vn'.v, cf n tbf
1st tj-1 a ml fTH'-t .ir rovi d Hvlf . r..irmrr.s
ma le to (Tilt r in .in v st v'r nt -Iru t not'iT.
TiiADK PA LACH,
Yicsl U'ahii.t;ton Strirt.
liulia::n;oli.
tJcM.QD. tl
J. W. UiLT
'S .
i'.r)i:rTAKi:i:,
Kt f Cr ;ino r.r. . J i CV MrUlic H iriil
Cti aivMVoo! CoiT.ns Nrth M ii'i ;trtt
WiiH.!istr, In.!. s
Ai)I!NTsiiLfÖIS XiltTt'Ei
t4 iV, --: v - - :üj
j ; ä-
Y ""Lb MtHr.r.yp.vcn . a e ... , 0TIcr ; , , , l!lf lor,,!lnb!rr, ,r,!rr, the treed will be wrl! patk.d. .nl
Ur:: n, i::; , iCtie'vi: Si t-.,. fun,:..,.! at a r,,o w d..
Ä 'utJuf U:: Ph County. Imli. ! Companv ihit reill U 1 . J e 0F CJ?C.
ÄI), j Cb'tka ofjice in V. mch. -t. r ; . . ,o r ..r, t he Citm rs carJ for free. A?er. arteJ
All prntH hivi;- eb.irn n?iit fM r- M liy of ';v."i r 1-tf. -r. n .i.e iQ orJef fof frft Ac
t.te 11 nrornt thern h:lr autbenticatiJ. h:Jurs of 1 an l 4 o cloc, I . .M.o! mi! .lay, Ajjp,
Sali .M.e L to be a.U.nt. an eliction for the rrpje of elrcttn fite GEORGE G ED HART.
Nor. 1.1. IFW.-19-3-. Alteet. J. II omiwi. Stc. I Fept. 11. I.W. 10
. . . ...- !
UNITED STATES
MARSHAL'S SALE.
TY Virtue of a writ of Kiecution to tne
Ircctt-d from the Clerks cC.ce of the
Circuit Court ol the United bttft for the
Circuit anJ District cf InJiara, I illoa
Tuesday, the Ath tfay of' X"V. lSGo,
a .. -it
riwren tlie Hours ui IU o cIock, a. m. anu
4 o'clock. m. of aM ,lv. at the Court
jollt door 5, tlu. tu Q, Wmchesti r.
R.tn.la'r.li Count v Iri li.ui.i, fir fur ? de at
JV;c auctn t:e rntj ir;.fits rr the
trrm of -even vt nrii, f the lollow CI
cribtd rc.tl --tate, .tu-ited ;n Rjn:o!ih
County tn 1 Stite of Ini;ari. to it :
Hie North La-t junrtt r of tbe North H.
quarter of Ftction two () i-.dt.ie Nortli
Wt-st quarttr of the North West jmrttr ot
ction one (I)aII in Township Nintten
(IU; Il.irif;e fourteen, nrlu;u i nlur to re
ceive ;i mm fufhvifiit t sti!v the lrm md
J I wiU :it tbe mi time and piice o2Trf.r
.le inline m iiintr the It-e ftm;,ie rf the
same. Taktii m the prji itvof J.hn M. bu
rns Ht the uit of So'on n bturri. Si?e to
be mi le witho ;t anjrr!if wh.itivtr from
va'.u ilion cr jj-j r..i r.urt liw.
1). G. UOF. U. Mar.
Pv I.'S. nicr.bow,
October '27. lrf.;. 17 P.pt'r.
:.mi.ll:i:x.-:ry
AND
M ANTUAM AKING.
IIIC rahrirnei roprctfu'lr inform
1 tin- I. ili.oi Wit. client r .iii'l icii.i'y
ttii it tht-T h i t on. me. u ". the Milium
und Jn s .M.tklti l.H.s.ii, ia
J. I. Johnuu Huiidiut
cn Wj.int:. Strctt.
II iv in- hi 1 Mm r il vivir expf ri nre tin y
fl itti r t.u-irif h i tin v vi!I lie aol to ' i' '
s.iti"l'icti.tji t) th m.i-t J.i!i li'Mis.
TLcv luve a iio'jj ;is. rtai lit of
CORNETS AND KATS,
and will ltcrp fT sle.
Ti rr:0I nil Tw. buyers no matter
Flower.-1, Hildions, Plume?, andi'f thfJ t! wids of'mihs tro thi
in trkt t to purchase on a ood tcraia her
D;CS Tnflimili nrrally. J as the New York merchants.
New- Work, of the best M itcii.il ;iud latest j I.irt;, s can orJr Tr n and will be MrveJ
Stles at na.:t.,Mt. priccH. j 'v us a u t ll n thoucli thry enmn
SoiWd I'mmi-h nltr-red, colored, bleach- ti'ic!v k. bring fure to pt oricinal
ed, r.rt d and trin.nnd to order. I true wt-.Jits and ta:ec; and the
i Ti as Uiu uii an ltd a rrjircst nteO.
Ij i'Iif h :ire inrltcl to c!l nnl examine for J
themselves !elore jn!ich;i'!r'ir
MATILDA SIMON.
M . M KL 1 Z 1 . M 1 1 ) K I.ZKIi .
Ortnfif r, 15
(ish lor Nlr.ni .
I WILL pit th hii;he-t tiri.-e in- cis'i for
I
pood Rvc Str tw, to stial" horse coil.ir.4.
It' tou watit 1
Hood Cottar,
mv M .iTinfu:t?rv nt F.trir.I.m'l, and
you will be snr.pli.-d.
Pun t Jurul tlmt I iri:t Nrcr. j
JOHN CliEiRi.ER.
Farmland, 0,-t.l.t. Ih3. I ,
WERDEN & CIO.,
Dcilers and Johhc rs in
PAATfC CT ITinYlTP V
liUUlVO V.v OlAllUiU.Rl,
Photop;r;tplir and
riIOTOGWAl:lI ALBUMS;
MEDICAL 13 JO ICS,
I.i this State ; a!i ,
VALL AND WIKDGY PAPER,
Gilt Window Fh ,
CURTA!?! GOODS & WINDOW
FJXTVXSMiS.
.VO. 2G,
OPPOSITE GLENN'S BLOCK,
Indinr.n-oli, It dinnn.
All otdcrs promptly filled. Cash and TriJ'
li.r Rml. 11
KI. SaI EI. T. A.T210A'V,
.M tnufueturrrs of i'intop;r;tp!i.c Mtii.d.
oOl liUUADU AY, .N. V.
CARD FIIÜTOGRAPHS.
Our Cit lojrue tio vr rmlincf ron-i.lf r.i
lily over I'nr T.ioiimiJ liit'tT i t
jtrtu (to IihIi .il'litioiM r roiitiiMi.iJIv
I. ei;? ranl-) of Portrait of Kaiiiunt
Am ri '-iii?. He, vr:
7 2 M :'ir-(ii tu r 'e,
10 I P.nr.-G. mrals,
'J.'.n Colon. I-,
t 1 I. ii.t.-Colr.i!,
2 '? Ot!,. r OC.hu r,
6 N v 0:!. . rs,
II? I'iii;itii'iit
.r)C." St ifi nu n,
I) in,
I H Antl.ci -i,
:0 Artist-,
it') St i"
1; Tr -r-.i'i.t Women
I iri-u Torfrail.
soo f opu s nr woitfis or AnT.
.d,, ,n. ,;,., ,,,.
i
oi ii.ij 4;i.i it ii . I .i Ii. i i "r-. . i : i ' . . .
i-
or lrlorOn. I) -z n I'IC'i V I: V.r Iron c ur
Cifilou. wi.l bo Iii !-! ui rit-fipt of I.SU.
ui J sfut I'v nuil tu r.
ntiAM'AP i hit xi r nTTiiii
I llUIUllU.il lilt, .'liil)l M.
Of thrr irr n i rtu fa f ttr r n print variety,
rinbi in pr'"'f trom i l c.nt. ti t n il.
Our Abl'UMS luv t h r rut iti;ij nl
boili;: Mip. ri'r in lo-auty aid lur ibility to
ny otlu r. TUr in'l r kin ein We .nt
- ill !y by m ill at a poj-t t-f of f'u ctut pirf.ni! imrri-i- tlu talni of ntr binr by
oz. I r.l mtii -j. I r-i v of tin- I t Trr aiol lri.il
The tnorc i xpirsMve cm b itut by n
pn. Wo nlo kr. n a btr;:' oitnunt of
Stsrescopss
.y n;
fn p i r" i! 1 v I r V I W
I Y I h "l 1
Our C in!i ol th' - 'II I M t' any
a,! iri r;. r i-1 of at.i;.
l;. II. T. ANTHONY.
M ni'.ifirtnn r. of Photnpr ! V.: Mtt. iil.
.-..ii HbOADV. AY. Ni:w YtI:K.
rrifi.iN orri l O: - of prornim-nl in; !t rv
mm will coi.fr i a b-nor I y mlins i:1 ' !" 'r
liknrt to coj.t. Tl. v i!l..' kij.t ('
lullv ami ntuiiM'.l j it !.
I;iu A I bum' -I.'I' Oinrr for On
r c'Htion- to pr.'.-i t to tl. ir I'ator, er for
otlur purpOMi witl' luitablf iinrrij tin.
kc. ;"
A Colt Lost.
T()T STI! A Yl'.I) "r ."tob ii from J .rob
a M iüir " n;i! W--t of W ; r . ?t r.
nn the S r .il INm.1, a f r iy bor . Coif, t '
Tear- oil. I In I.i-tt.r W . (. t- if'-l on
t t!,c bft h:. Any n turt.ii' thr Co.t to
Jamb .Ml i r iU bo mit ib y r irii J.
N"V. l-'i.i. i-
77.. :..7.:V 'ZZ.rT7
111 (. (. .Mii''"
THE GREAT
American Tea Company,
51 VESEY STREET,
NEW YORK;
Since it or;oUtJcn, Las created a new r
n the Lutorj of
AVholcsaline: Teas
15 TIIH COIXTRV.
Tfcev Lire introJuced thtir aelectiorü of
And are Skliin them at tot oter
Two Cents (.02 1 cnts) pr pound
Joir cost, never utviating from the
OXK PRICK ASKED.
Anotlur peculiaritv of the Cotnpary ii,
tUtl th ir 1 ca Tastur not only lt votti hi
tinu to the ehcti..ti of thirTE.S at to
q: ilitv, m!u. ami p.irti nlr U for pr
tuul tr !.c;li:ti of ci iititrv, tut he helps tkt
T. buyer to ehvore out of their enermotti
ttock sch Teas at are lest a Ja j tri ki$
j particular teintt, n l not only thia, bui
! ; vints out tj him Ac ltt larj aim.
It is eij t' pee the incalculable arfrini
aj" t Th It vtR. iu iL id eaUbhhuteitt
1 ocer all others.
! If hp is tio ju l;e of Ten, or the MftrLrt,
I if hi time is v.tiu..!-, he h;is II the bene-
f:'s vi a well rr if.ized ytemof doinpbusi
! Mi, of ni imrirniir fcit;, of the juJmetit
nf a fmfrsfir.ual Tf Taster, and th
j kiionlit'c ol buptrtiT faltsraco.
We ijjiie n Trice Li-t of the Cw ipony'a
Teu.s, h:cli h ill be hint to all who order it;
Ci.Mraii.tNc
Hyson, Young Hyson,
Imperial. Gunpowder,
Twankay end Skin.
Oolong, Sonchcng,
Oranrrc ai:d
Hv'Ol PßkoC.
Ja , .V; of cvrv eiCttont cooy.
td a ud u colored.
U K rACH of TeÄlirMr n.
CAIlo, FINE, FINEST, lint every one
; iniy uw'.t rt.m.l irom . sc nation and the
I prim wMickcd tht tlie Cnnpany arv drtrr
j i::ii:rd to under Mil the whole Til A
trad
e.
W quarantee tn sell ALL O V R TEA
not uetr TWO CENTS (.02 ftr.r) rr
onnd affOVf Cff,l-lu v iuc th-ii to lie i.tlniit
i.c to the lu.nv v iw ha e hiretolore tto
I n i 11 I.:i4.i miius l'iofit.
GREAT f ?.:EREäN TEA CCKPANY,
n!ioiiTi::is anh Jonin:its.
iNo. 51 Vescy Street,
PnT NEW TTORK
HALLOO!!
X"Iin I'-oju nrf I iniiii nl Unptlj tf
Ii arn th tt t!t y r m Lay ud
cli it -t I'ruit rmU OriiiHt-iit.tl Trtt-a
At the Union City Nurscryv
Situfttcil o:u end a Jourth -milis
Xnifi -irrst of 7W, on the imrlt
graded Lahr Uric and Pacific H.H.
Tli-n be- wist-, t F.irinr r rl hruit (Irow
rrii ! mtl Luv your Trrm mid (mpe Vi
wlurr lh v li.v .tn r iincd !! wlarttl to
vuur .iil in..! t'lini.ttf : unl ol on- li
th irutuhly uiuN rpltmii llir principles of
r'in ouiiU, lit-jltliv, htr.iht 1 r- !, and
v lio ti.ri. out no iliifa'fl, in .'SrctrJ or
t.uili v t'H'k; Midi Trsr Vim- biinj ol-.-
ii i-.itMi ictnrv t" tli' propagator hu1 of
li'lt Htl'l MWNtl .1 tt'.
it be iu time, and intt ad of Luj-
TRANSIENT CANVASSERS,
V'-o iiuv eil-, n 1 ! I ii'l r fnp-d rtork
of Ki'.rn nt.rM ri-, l ii-r Iionir.
M.inv in ol t!ii kinl,witli llort tub
ii i t f, .utiii IimU' Ui:I t!livrj, are
i!.J ;m '-tni riml Tr. Mmy of
t!i-.- t I llllixi! itilijT ftiloWX do Hot kllOW
w'i:it .oft f 'J'rtu !-o, Ii rt 1, n J
vi rv !' o ri'. Tin ir i-ljTt i t( stll ycu$
1 wiio'h Vou art' rv Iumv to In.u IIit imve
''i.e ! ti-re ji.u are tlirit:h, il' tou litrn to
O'"" '"' '',r;,,rH stiili, ami rr preiiii
! , J ,r,,,n on,'n-wh,r-c:,n M,v
j . .jj. tV Tit EES
. , , .. , ., .
t a pircf,
otlur tliiii.r in j ioj ortioti, nwi Irgt lots for
Um.
Tiic l'ropri.tor tnrtU In tbU bMin
focr itU tin U ti rnitnn'M t of
' -'Mtvimri
1 foitvir.cinjr. by nc'u.il j roof, that bis Trirc,
! r.i.t-, ai.l Vi..-. Ir l....itb. btuutT at.i
Jrho.vf kiit'l i.-f liu;fs nu I o Lcnn m.
! runnot In- urp.Mt! . il -onllnl, lf any oth-
.rconc.rn in tb hol. nunli. lit- l.aa
j ,?Mri.i to UbT or ; i- to luve tin bt ?t
j kinU t'n w hol- country flor.
j 'I'h n l-e in Um , o tort- it in too !at.
.f u!l kii'I, for tbf plauif all! pn fit f
ilin': in! rliinp the l -1 quality of fruit
of all kin !- wIh.'.c Ji ar nmi il, and pt.r
wii.- Ii in th- rbotr' pr ni.I bitrita, t
( n-rr nn ) !rr. r.t!.i n y..u in obi r f l
.. kiiiH. Il t!i Irnit u l int arr ioil for
I.i !tb tu I tu i.'lli, in tb-;r p'aer.
J 1 1 r b'ir M"-r I rrt in th Fall, b n
!" r'' -'""i nf"' )" 1 mm ci ' ,,,,r r"clc
j ,1 !;... . t t-f.li du- lrtta, i'th i-ltnty
j riott :m 1 tiom
! A r ATrrr ACcnTJTT.trM'n
W UAilvru X.kJWA. L X.A -i & A
Of nil bin .N. 1 hi4 i b-t, though you miy
t.ot pb i,t till Kprii.p.
lltrt- V "i ill lin-l I rg? lot of the finett
.UTI.i:. l'KAf. H,
duaiii" ri:R.
ciii:i:kv, ait.icot tiikks,
CRAPK VINF.S,
Of all th !t rl bardv kir.l, a well at
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrub, Pluht atnl Perjetuol lioset.
In Jn.rt, ivtry thing Lipt tn&tllftr
r r ;'! Nur ry.
p, r'f but in of me or my Apent, III
l.f IL'UNl-JII.n WITH A PAMPIILKT
ro:it,tiiir plain ii t ri.i tt. n. ui thr ubj-et
! fJf I'lat.tin? an l Ki it Croa ir p n rally.
j M,j rj,f..i-,'lV ,f t), JVli, I'lutn ai'id
: j)w rf Trrm Tir.traÜT. Tni will be of
i , r,.,t al v.int.ir; to bpii.nr.
j Oi-'lrM t.y mil olic'.t ar.l jrnrrptlf
"ililU'il Ith th- bt ftr, k rn hru at the
lime. Whin the a-h i fonarll itb the