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MAR LAEUE.kS.

MhRELASDEk5.
:io,s ;.ea yrst sSu YOU we're driven from your
homo. ey Tho ratA!oss tyranny Of the usu9F :: .sh-
iagor, eae 9Th ,asi ald Ss.!antrJ WORTHY 81 Jour
s,a,s zo1 rushed a.. "a defence Of constitutional
liberty az G3Sthp:1 .udeFe o1unse
C.,owurI circr l.aEoe, - which IL no. now ns%<s-
ssIy 20 Ia.xs special rstsrauce hAve c1sIrvd ~ ia'
yal. yOn. gi.eacs ID Us srea: army o. freedom su'
rvcics % res t.st rA,nolc aid Essoroos 'ates
Inausn!p ii tae Confederate States Government hes at
length Esrrmec d.rcGt uor!Iol o tho d:uiuss By Shch
YOU are brrUurieG SIts . exsi dserm!ns'ioa
10 remove them 81! IL the ,oyst e:.:!eut maa2ei.-
You 81, rv.1 Invited ~ ELI V your
,-lrss !a;u "NAkiLlSp LIE s1!est!nS yruI own
officers, And ode!aS ,out Organization und-T ths sane
lava Su.:h regulate voluntsets iron Ill other tat-s
Ecu p.c upon bisk crGarr: o. Gpi"a W Jo"l
brst!.reL Of ha whole souin; sd Il will aow be yo1f
fault Fey your tocs3,s trrsciGu "i du'j ehonIa
yru :s LruuSt iusr:he.d or Want Of eh' in! W
,.i: pusop I-uweT i.Ea ebcs IN 40 esn'a7IE
lImy 5yn.n 5i. s,cie .or yyT dJ~iIojd"n s:ato the
,-ec; Of Ia soi ae.c tie sympathy VI tL-
seW=ra poole, aad Inl participation Ia ms L"peH shd
tsaeu.s VI Ibis s.tuSs IL ICs iiteI" nt=nco.
~ val. "a p1ti'sa.I urroe iica tie A5ju'ant
Gs.-:r3 Css. Ti:i-s yL :, Jrs.G!i7 "iTtGi Colby
ed .,eured liza. -.sls viii o. in.n-aia:eiy A"i
" .a.b.c T"u ', 10 80.
Nag isuasrs heat fI!onts! fCneTnrer tao ~r,iSa.
IT, ss..- !he wick i~ i1tEanilS areuLa
Il. lov3d hcGris;:-es ia ia 81. ylG.", where at II
i.e Lu.cl:oa su.i,tJ ysu coh-rS, Tivsa
sisters ara ruaugaal b:.:srea aEs.t.ng. witt. ihsf
ps.Irls goiciIG4s, its s:ean al jour sveps:aS srsl
AID me rclVr:,us ssis;-t"i-. c: hsr0-- "a, az" +.
break ;ce:f eSs;d, III. pu; arms int" ei- h.sds &c
n Code l:aa NJ? at ~ p:sparlnS 20 ressSo
cur bles:ias s.: Wills; have noP= for Add
'''' V f''''''' ''s. 49, JUnI II. WI1DER
TEAiK'.i. BUCHANAN.
IN. pEaRT .,uRsIs.
r. LOUIS Lowe
+. aI:SWnLD.
:. >. HBET:'
Il. CLAY DALLlM.
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CAVALRY AND HORSE ARTILLERY.
plPTTZJ CORpS

DT AUTHORITY Of tae War Dsp.-tI ant.
- engaged II oEg.Iis!as Res m-pt OF CAVALRY
SD Battery OF a0asE GiTiLLasY FOR PAEira= ar.
vics.
cab ar3= ta= oasc::2ta % North aud South "G1onse
Georse all the o:her 3ortheT, State no may have
Tor opera inus w1ihin toe line. Of the (tnd
upon b.. so as fen ss FoSs!sle) 70 come for" ard
Ioln tbs command .--
Every nan In lie Corps will be noua.ed. ceva;ry
furnah IL cir hopes. promio- ii ,sres
shall never 10 the ecebberd the eufs tCT
want OF eycl.enut long thcso :, iaIses so"h On
the - IL reach Of our SunR..
Organ onmpa-ie1 Of LOO Zach, and report to T. O.
o1al.r Dcpct Tl-g!uis sad Tanrsssee Ra' !r0ad
Lidrs-s L.cut Col. VIZ. " 2hTH y !.
Luy IL Ii Drhis DEPOT. Y. AID 7. Z 4
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TIE ga: srivr - - !Gas;si!vG ~. r"fnrioHt"
1 y, l.: of OCT Vo.t .sd.. s-i -Dt the vr.G:.&
an 81 jg.?.
-. yxorsi.., ic all hs t91s.s%scs % t-a:'Ic:,rs
zee i,pic law md Es.fic... ~! Ia coLcvci-. -:3
frs bsIns thu G:-i lG:f.-s .! he by&rA % tisiC7.
aai n. T-cny. u Eax &c me-: -:or;a - EAiE'sia
ndi1g WI .ch lu,,!Iu vn Eas SO I'll 90
u! !sa' uiLl.
=. ACT 81 us L.g.IatSr= EsEes 2:0vs.oa ;yr rts.
cation ui fJty riudeu i"Ee from Az. q! ths S-GC..;s.
Distrlc. o: tho .t-) fee OF -LHhG5S r=E el:isu
i;.oS pni -ca.".St !>f ;G"Ey -
Di.,ficl pyi.euiivas =. Ill :h'n efe !p-t.i
Dirics i--s- slIi.s.Ets should lie ~ i-sAt
II y-gn sgs, q-Ea,; prcr: b: tic INSTRUCTION given
q .is Cairar> !, t.,.ll - ~ p-:"oisIy SIcGU-
sauces 70 the State t0Unv al u; hC lad be daJ
certified 70 90, Insisrl.s % Faculty Appor,r
to all ncies WILL - ~ Zee Faculty I.E
Of S"pt,Db,r Hsxt I.SP;i,
Augl-e:5 Ch.rnsl Of ~ F..lIi;.
IGtEALnER-4 T;5ss.sL "ioeaf.a Is: IIHh ;soaA Co..
L lsgs sad :i~ D-iv-rI;ty II G5stt:G, snt ~
Lid Ii ysars s1perieacs n :ra0-s, i.s.:- ~!-e
Don es ToIchor. sI:iaticn IL 81 Acad-ET g. !c;:.
School r:sfsT.eh. kda-eoe @tssek-r.' n.a III, !.L
Eocd, Va. AZ. -
S0TEkEtSs WANTED.
Lady Ia de4r.G tsS- rknIss u q ,gs.li f!:-&t-
L. schpoi eoa:t-y, easEiela2 q; Tot tT-!T,
girls aud uDsl boys See mrs b+ ws .an.irei =? :+z'
sasi!4h N eli ita branches ast :h1fs oPoE 81 P'-s
srstIhorcughly aso Lsrz, srsnch Az Cr.-;.. u no
ginaers 'G spiao"1&i:sl r!oisrred. ons r,fi.i't'
t.rru-, " s.;! tL= Ip:-s, CA bs siSea
Address euatinT tsrrS md IaI-f-L.es
air. il 8 h.ssis
Thcm,os'' Erase h-,aI'. L1r',. soun:y. 90.
JalT yl-ebt%
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u ..uaai.-s3 JOr Gsaersl PiCT ID t. :ha. heSi
( lz!iatry. ~, form apart oi the stGs Line
radsr .nt g III G-osrs AssIablT. 7essad MsJ l6h
ieez"
This aah3tT ys-::t. 10 rssEss rs Tn.GLts', d:E
-s,ca c. VA ~ -itlio hs Of te oct OF Co.'s
know ;5a-eIipt!oz La", s,.: P-rson. IL
c.a 81 I'D lGs Is. 3 sssh e. ~, sS"r'ed BY thu
a.: 0i LoEJ:s7-.
Usie: tk:s laaTiJ sG:' The oo1psr.;!o. ~ onssrs
OF Liza !.:7:st.na - .si;-t e'nr.n"- fo'
th!o yaFfi:1.
s,s ~ ahar;> l. tistH''i
TS. srSYUnp
JuE, LII l.atS H. Col lTtn 50. F0ix
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From MISSOURI.

aspc r-tEr ,,s FRs nli:.9 elGraoa EEat!ass
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yIRslN.. MILITARY iNsr,TtTT.

VIRGINIA MILITARY iNefiTtTK.
ESoL ED, That tie 1uy::iEssudsut o. la,uH.t"i -
ID have praparrd sad ssCo5ed Il k.oE ri Il: ;-I
poso brisf ec:oo.i 81 ID. c: ;e- SO.
s1.eadat, Of tie iaaa.r 10 :La :r me iEna'=,
Of the liberty and i51tE~..+1:6 81 she Gautct,r,i"
s;A...[orter Of the kra:d .-::rrs VII. 49,. ;:,:nry
iratui-, JAY 7, lag
To epsbis hc srpsEoisadt4. - fnluI Ia aT'y .LjJt
81 By tb- oT3sr n ~ i1.t u :i-.t5r sInt-, rrJ
e1-csdsts IN ihs Ei.:y -o.v!:a :: =" 90 :.-dsG!s
Stxt.s re3aes:sa s"fpy n; F,.G'fs sfr-,ricn
np: BE- practicable. j2!y ria
RiNGOLFn alAcOT' GGLLFGf
tsIhE Erscntvs Committee s1j slrot % Ia = d.r
Il AuSoss Ic.ro:DlG-:si ald G,s I..r I.s'
tuition. Applicable will G:di-. h- aLtes:iiT tr5s.
whom datul-d Information may o. "tLa:neG.
July l--tAnsy va. 4. EAlih, Prs.idsst.
E,IARn!Sl ATp bar ss.nGnL F0E YOUNG Llp,E3
is5 f;.bRlE r:ii f--Tma Tho t.s. ~ her eSiiua:
ifk the FIRST u OCTOBER 2".I a4. ree.dscc., -
LIsiou Row, Prashiin aGrs.
Circulars conisipinb IuTtn"' p~r'eu!aIs .7 hi
application I.
iuSs-u Nts J. ". PbdgAa.
p3NTILLE fE1iii.E ACADEMY.
TsIaE EXT skG5ni 81 Ills some SCHOOL iar .oaa
L .-sjtss viii b6yi5 INA Ftf.Sr EAT or ssPTES-
ERE. Nth q foil corTn Of rel:Esri.
Tzkas-Psr sAs.tn. ~ "a. ..o1,ts
a6xTi Ri"
Ta:,toE-Eas!:eL :: 10 -
6ur5 a.
Tns course Of ia,hrcuol !. fril, .y,L,Ia noEeaSh.
For father information spply :, Tho Prnop~l:
JAY A-WsSlow GEO W. Dunn.
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ASfeent lie IL '..e.- ~ -C.ftIt 81;
:as dry ;ohsS-d. 80" 'DIpi..i =! arrss 81 !or@E
prI and nrder ..:.rrst!-v.. - -i~a', -'"s.
'IOln the a1y., d''v !<L7,
81, taLi. .i>--. ,"u-- r.L - c:s-.o4el iGyJ
md the I-"a ..ti-.: s:G-l,'.s :; G--f.g;; ~,.n
n, c,u 5et s:s.r. rs..T, i..: .:s5!.:
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s-cr,pS 49,. Slrs t.l -ac ti,';!7 e.: ,5:jai -
Al tho rcsss ai -: tbs.
Ii you a.. rs2i- ""l -,!T. CO.. No. 5.--I
I.ts ~, .is. ,.',-.s .: u Jco are .=-lsG%: -s.
..u,cds - w,!-e.s u. ;rs Gppd our "ws. 81.
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o, pa.i * IL ,-:..Ics. II c.LvGCo by Crc IaE:i"
81 ,c.ic. - -" -"i-%srJ 81 n.r,
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E..,;!p: HJ.aI>.E5 ::Ts':&
IR.yyrss ,,sI ;TTT'. 'r'-.'
sskLIaI. .,k.::f''
40. ~
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n sIEEEI tc:,ta.lt,gs ~. piTl,'"> z !, :H--"3
:us.i rsrni.d olss-:- H:c-9"1ins."irast iesF- 81"
2rrs.,. vi :Ae -ci-, asan I'D ~, Sii :i'i'-
Il p.rsoa, to tEsss a-sdleert-. 81 ~ '.H -" ~
Ii sir syimapt- ~: 80. - -: ff 'r1'
'8y orJ.r .ry t,. -...!fY '!""
ANN :: t...!.'
.,,-o- - : : 80. = Iei-'ot-
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49,. ~. r., -rrt.
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50. ~.
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~ -:=pp, .,e suLr;:.,a - s!"1' ..,.Lsi, .G.. -
t?-ir::. r5d 10 Ike "iL7i -. =. T-T - e.
syssary L;nvso !- - II ts 'SctHi :" S-'- n" 50.
.ouy !afntd IN tho s:;::!2i ,o's. =; i=':-
;u.:s 3,2rce. II I!j - =. al IL ~, re- ~
.u-s tbe ner.cn. Jst-r .hs p.I:.. &C. pn.H J i@f
ems BAD t:s roaa-a':St - h-"i *""- aaa 'n''
And [, -u.ur- n. -.r. .G.- 8, a;r; ~; ''-''""s
changed
Wv .o.-rp.ci = :he Essr-t.-r>- 1.,.l.
isiSHsa; t'3.I'
-. :! "a- LLsI 80 :
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rE- cEGTIH op BITTERNESS.
e. -.a~a--s::..ss,----:- 80,
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST is. 1862
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WANT to purchase niInsdla,sly ono hundred barrels
PUEE CIDER VINEGAR. Those who have Il will "a
Tor: Ct ONES % J. 8. HOBERT6OE,
Corner Franklin and Governor sts-,
Aug Elm RtahRoad. va
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lEXrAAcf.I
TIE TR4NSpORTlUT by rsiirs.d Ct cs7htIF ~"
& a7,rS hOrses, unless Specini 6'dSii be g'-b N
-,a ease pern;tl.. zach iosi.o' - cI"h: F:
hibitsd-
H. Hereafter oid.oIs un4er is and over 30 F'.E"
o; ege Viii II 6rc"rs Al th" eXprtlIY. :: NE i" AZ
which ,ouy gu. aget tn sHsrs
ny 0dsr.
istSasdl ~ .''.'"'.,
aGS Ii" Lii".7oi -sa itsF'-''' "'h'''''
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To C0TTR 4C1nhR.
!STlTH propU-nIs fnr the Ifs1iGs std r''o,.,',
hE;Eis, OF th- F;sdlGal RsjlrGAt, iouI I1r'.!.o
-L-L',o IN. Company snr:Sn. le pr -"ae'''
=3:k T':I 4tsa ,sT1iiy
uhy ,l.rIust.c- VIII re<Ard u ths shg'A-t'' -.
ah.c5. Is ihs voit, pas, :Dt8s.. e., SEi " Il -
c.. :. 4asiiia vi R.srr"t3 II. Js- Ct &. E;''|
naro sr9 Een7iils GsioLd Co
EDhGsb r 3. AfEhs
r.psuiu IN, ,.--r. ard rh:.' SsElH.-r-
y-lN
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~ T'T''.r o! z. " -
wv az. I"r':.c rs:.E:~ .:"i -. -
sIe i..:. =: 49, 40: -. ...,
W. s,g..
ECg IL 3.iI tpcG.:e.:
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EXTRACT.
" wHEREA; dontts hays ar's-p w'!h I1!e''0Et 10
III. ten OF s~rv:ce Of pt,t!In al tEs m O: ~"
First As-laEd EssIsn: Il J. ordered that re -'a '.1t
m-u 10 isbard-, nnI thai The ieE1el. :h":"'i 20
Ell tho other n.tire aud edGl'rd S;tsSs"i Ms'y
s,rous Of 6urtiuS iLJ to- 6-rsic u TIE '"ni1drEe
States il vai +. -nr" aIi nTsauilt ih-EseHta ih
ComIanies Slusdrnps BetE;:"us .ac Rel "ni- the 'i
GERS OF ieb la ri-cG-: Tho "IauiI5iI L"r-IE
authorized will lie knows - tho .ha r! cad L!De.
By c,in;rs"i 'f he SECRETARY Il Wa.
go. wITiiEE'.
auc aw ASSISTANT 4ljpt.Gi "s.sT"!.
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u
+ X l. q HTS.
BY this route, FrcKhts Of all dsscriptions can H.
forwarded from PhiEdelpAia. New York Boston 81
bAltMere, 10 or from amy pvint on the Ratlroads
OF Ohio, kentncky, Indiana, IiiiDois, Wisconeia
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DJRkCT
The Pennsylvania Railroad Also eoaaanas n Pitfa.
burg with btcsmers, BY which Goods ca1 Eoforv
1ennssses ca eeriand, iinnis, WisconsIn, Nias3s
sippi, Missouri, Kansas Ark and Ned klyers.
aud atCfeveiaHd, ssnduSky aud Chicago utthstnan =.
| ers 70 all portz on the Aorth-W estsrn Lskes. 1e
Merchants and Shippers entrnssne the tsnnspogts-
ton Of their Freight 10 this Company can ss5 Wa
eonndsnce on lis speedy trADstt.
The nates ~ Freight
TO and from amy point in the Wes4 BY he Pssnsyt.
vania Ccntssi k.ilaosd, are Al Al lDss As IA
ROADCOMPANlEs. -T-
Be passieulsr'o mark paskases, "vIA PxHs.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direc4iess. -
ply to or address either of the following Axen
Ccmpsny.
X. SASS, St Louis, Missouri.
D. D-A.ETEWAkT, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh
CLAHkE6 CO.. Transfer Agents,
ii. ". BROWN a CO., Cincinnati o.
&c. MELDRuM CO., Madison, Ind.
]. u. MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
". ". AikaAN ~ CO., Evansville, Ind.
w. H. a. h. l.. LANGLKY, Gailipolis, O.
Q. D. NEAL, pArkersburg, Va.
HALL Co., Martettx, o.
y. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE. O.
M'DoNELLAA'CoLAP Portsmouth, %.
X. ANEEIY, Mayhyilie, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON. Ripley. o.
JOHN TODD, Covington, Ky.
g. l.. HEATON, Cleveland o.
=. c.MklDkrA, Gen4 Travelling Ags for
| the South and wes,.
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Singer s Letter 4 Machine

uu6tl LCttCI n MdCHM6
Is the best Machine In she world FOR Family sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes:s
Price with Hsmmer) and hsaatifaily omansnted ESQ
The Nos. and MachInss are of ersst capacity and
Our Nos Machines are especially adapted TO al
kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work. ID Csrriaso
Trims ming. Eooi and hkAs Making, Raspsss Askiae,
sneasa 70 ..I. under aaa .,ss &c i.sss.s L. @ .sss |
dashes. There 10 scarcely any part us Trimmer,s
stchine thatcann0t be bsitss dome lib thsm tlau ~
hand; 20. too, the saving af time and labor ID very
great. The table these achines ss ~ inaAes 1Sn1
~ the shuttle will hold six times the usual quantity
Of th-eadss The iasgsnashiAss work - fas sssnaii
0nea.
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spccial attsntionof vk6T MAKERS and DRESS Ma
kRR0, and all those Who want Machines ~ keAs
se.stsa.r..s ys.,s' The, emboSy tas prneip!ss
terlock snd are destined 70 be ccebrated
Esmiiy Ssssax ssa nufacturtnK purposes a
our STANDARD aaeAinss are tyr maaufscsnrag par
Ne Asps Aivess ~ Asnd Hennssx fsssses, L.~ss SOD
cetos 3xsssa. sk Tcsst, spssis Bsss AseAsss OIL
hstfles, ste a -
We manufacture our own Needles, and would warn
all persons using our machines not 10 buy say others
We know Ahst here nesdiee sold II ~ tsfx
rsor esaity, fAas eAsrEs for
The needles sold BY u are manufactured especially
FOR nachinss ~ kse9is sAy rssdsv ~ bss a.
rAsas Atnss onstese.4 "A *s Ss$s
Our euassnsss nsy assured that III sss ssassA
IArsss of snsll psreAasss, ,iAe Donsy nay b. sent
In postage xtAmpA, VI hAnk noies.
.MTCorFespnndents VIII please write their nsmsa
dtsGmctty tth AttfmpeYtont that weshoaid ii sseh
case know the Post olHce, County and State.
IFAii persons resnt Ing Information about eswihg
Machines tksf siseA pstcsa. ~esstsS eapAeitisssaud
ins ssss. sr .ay q ssr srsasS osss sor sopy q
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wxaeA isa S..ass4l re,sri.l Paper entirely devoted
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him up TO the grave.
The eyes were more sunken.
but the heavy shadows beneath
the brows were ALWAYS there i'm
lie. Even in death, and for a
decade the captive OF the grave,
that kingly presence inspired the
same deep reverence and speech
less awe as when IN the living
temple OF his matchless mind.
Said one who looked upon ms
face again, Il forgot all else. and
can no: tell you any thing OF tie
tomb or surrounding objects. The
velvet pail with lis rich embroid-
cry was in perfect preservation,
though deprived OF Its primitive
gloss.
In silence the lid was dropped
and the box reclosed. Farewell.
thou great departed! Earth 5
communion with thee is DER
No more shall human eye be-
hold that face over which thought
and feeling once flashed tie light
and shade of that 'imperlal mind.
Rest, noble statesman, with thy
patriot sons. Thy memory still
lives enshrined in a nations ad-
miratlon and gratitude -
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

The gallant Nineteenth Indi-
ana has been baptISed in blood.
After patient and severe cam
paigmng, subsequent to their in
troductory fight at townsville,
they at last cot into the midst of
heavy battles, and acquitted
Themselves Splendidly. But their
losses are most serious. Firstly,
Major May, one Of the best vol
unteer officers we have known in
the service was slain while hero
ically charging the enemy; then.
Col. Meredith, severely hurt.
then Lieut.. Sam Meredith, Capt.
Lindiev. and a dozen more OIL
GERS; and at last it is amounted
that the youthful and gallant
Lieut.. Col Bachman was killed.
We regard the loss of that officer
a public calamity. He was one
OF the most promising soldiers
IN the whole volunteer army.
His mind was unusually bright
and strong, his energy and cour-
aye of the highest order, and bis
integrity unimpeachable. Be
sides he had a soldiers educa-
ton being a graduate OF the
Kentucky Military Institute and
had his career nol been cut short.
he uIght have reasonably aspired
to one OF the highest commands
in the army. Lieut.. Col. Bach
man was aged about twenty.
iour years when he fell. He was
a resident, and, we think, a na-
i've Of Madison, Ind.-Cincin-
att Commercial.
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DANIEL WEBSTER IN Ills
COFFIN.

We find the following account
of the private funeral of Colone
Fletcher Webster, and the in.
spection OF his illustrious father:
remains, in the Plymouth Rock
"The tomb at Marshfcld once
again opens wide It's portals to
receive the last of the sons Of TIE
'Grea, Expouadcr.'
The funeral Of Col. Fletohel
Webster took place in Marsh
field on "Wednesday, September
10. The body was brought from
Boston IN a richly comparIsoned
hearse, with four horses, by way
Of bingham and South Shore
Several coaches conveyed hi.
Boston friends from the Kingston
depot, while a large assemblage
gathered from the neighborine
towns. Rev. Mr.. Alden, the VII
lage pastor. conducted the servi-
ces, the body resting on his faith
er's writing-table in the library
according to his dying request
\ large procession followed hi.
body to the tomb, where the body
was deposited with a family
whom the nation mourns.
By request of p. Harvey, Esq.
and others, the oaken box con
tanning the great statesman's cof
fin was opened, and the metalli,
covering OF the glass removed
How we're the feelings of thos'
personal friends stirred WITHIN
them TO find those lineaments an,
features, winch no man ever look
ed upon to forget, retaining th,
same color and impress-natura
as when ten years ago thsv gav'
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
WONDERFUL INVENTION.

We this week witnessed the
type-setting and type-dlstributlng
machine invented by Timothy
Alden, once a New York printer
but a native of Massachusetts,
The invention cost twenty years
of labor, the life Of tie inventor
and $40, 200 in money. Iiis inn
possible to convey to the uniniti-
ated the utility and genius Of thi,
remarkable invention, it is per.
maps enough to say, that one ma
chine is capable of producing the
work of six or eight men, and
with It's cost placed at the high
price OF 800 it will reduce the
price of ordinary type-setter, al
present rates from one half 10
two-thirds.
Its great simplicity is one OF
It's most interesting qualities.
The fruit it produces are as near
to thinking and reading as one
can imagine. One directing
mind, with ordinary care, can
produce the most extraordinary
results. It may be worked d;
hand or by steam. Tie printer
will comprehend what such a
discovery is, when we say it
picks up the type, spells the
words, spaces them properly, as
sorts the types again alter they
have been used, into their appro-
rriate channels, and from these
are drawn out and set up when
needed for a second use. There
are one hundred and fifty-four
types and characters, including
capitals, italics, figures, points
OF puntuations, and all at once
under The control OF one person,
who has but to touch the keys OF
this circular machine to produce
all these combinations.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

DISTANCES IN MARYLAND.-
Frederick, the first large place oc-
cupled by the rebels in Mary
land, is about go miles from Bal
,imore by the railroad line, and
40 overland from Washington,
by way Of Rockville, Darnstown
and Poolsville, Maryland 1t is
about % miles from Frederick
to IIagerstown, whence it is II
miles by rail to Harrisburg, the
Capital of Pennsylvania. From
Frederick 70 Harper's Ferry is
about 20 miles.
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The lad for hc was but "a
STRIPPING, though b, had seen hard
ser.ice-lav stretched out on the
seat Of the car. Another lad. of
less than twenty summers, with
hls arm II a sling. came and took
seat behind him, gazing upon
him with mourniul Interest,"
Looking up to ue, for Was ac-
COMPANY lng the sick bSy 70 his
bone, he asked
"ls he a SOLDIER
"les."
"Of what regluent?M
The 18th lIlipnis cavalry s
SAre you a soldier"
"Yes.
"Where do YOU helong9"
"To the l05tb regiment of IL
linois volunteers :
Tie I05th regiment That
sounds well. Illinois : doing ro-
blv."
Il did belong to the lth Hi
nois infantry"
"Then how came YOU in the
lC5th?"
Il was wounded at ;he battle
of Fort Doneison, SO that was
pronounced unh; for service and
discharged. But | recovered from
nv wound, and when they com
menced raising this regiment in
my neighboghood, ! again enlist
ed
Hitherto the sick boy had been
perfectly still. Now be slowly
turned over, looked up with gins
tening ewes, stretched forth his
hand with the slow movement Of
sick man, to the top OF the seat,
ani without saving a word, Gag
erly graSped the hand of the new
recruit. The patriotism that
glowed in those wan features,
and prompted those slow, trefnu-
iaus movements, Ike electricity.
raE through every heart. The
twice enlisted youth. as soon as
he raw his inieuiion. delighted at
the appreciation and reflection of
his own spirit, grasped the out
stretched hand. exclalming:
Bully for you p
Words can not describe the ei-
feet upon the passengers, as they
saw those hands clasped in token
OF mGtual esteem Tor the love of
country a mutual pledge that
each was ready to give his lite,
his all, Tor that country; they
,elt that the spirit of 10 still sur
vived.