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, 1862-11-15

From the Peoria Transcript
The following private letter from gentle
man in Henry county, Was received last eve
ming:
KASkAKEE, III. November II, 1854
DEAR Sm:--~Yours Of the Inst. request
ing my attention to the canvass of the votes
in Henry county, came to hand Ia due time
Receiving another OF like Import ff0m another
source, Induced ME think there was an outside
pressure going to be brought to bear upon
Tie canyaesers. w had noted the DELAY our
selves but supposed the votes had not all been
returned, and kno wing the officers who would
be likely to make the canvass, though Demo-
crata, were men Of good character, We enter
tafred no doubts that It would be done hon
eBsly.
Yesterday morning before O'Clock, was
aroused By 8 loud knock at my door and found
two friends on their way to sec the CANVASS.
From them learned that Fisher and others
ct the mongrel crew from Bureau, had been
over on q mission to Cambridge to see what
could be done 10 help our poor Tom.
We arrived there early in the morning. and
| found everything quiet On the outside. Lite
| in the afternoon the canvass began. TOMS
friends bad Burnett and Human to assist,
They objected for all sorts Of reasons to ali
! the returns, and then to each OF them, and
then twice over to all OF them. Then cana
Jut. Stevens and 10. Y. Thompson and Dr..
| They tried the bullying game, but failed.
| Finally, at half pas. ?. NJ, the work was
| completed, tue enetay had retired. and the
| foot1rg was as follows:
~-....-...1U. U.3
dtuuE1tUu ---.. 30x
Logeioy's majority over Henderson .....-..1 ,0bl
Over both competitors 4G1
After the town OF. Lorraine VAS excluded tor
| detective returns, it stood:
LoyeioF- osa
| uREQEItRu W.
ofsnan.--.... .-...-s---'...-- 5S3
Inyejoy's majority over Henderson. OK
| Over both competitors. Observation-Disclosures. AL
Our erii1e county ticket is elected. Lay fol-
Representative had OFT majority.
Now VIC say, glorious for Ueury, where W
fear1d defeat almost. PFooaaly Luycioy haf
more than both competitors in the district.
We think there was a plan On font to raip ri
, 1862-11-15

NUslBER OF SURGEONS IN THE AR,1Y.-In
tht regular service there are eS1 surgeons aud
271 enlisted medical cadets aud hospital stew ~
srds* In the volunteer service there are 9 .9Gs
surgeons and !, 200 contract physiciaus em-
ployed as assistant surgeons. There are also
zoe staff surgeons and 120 assistant staff sui
geons. The total OF these Is !. .l21, and Is e1-
cluziyc Of new appointments.
, 1862-11-15
ILLINOIS BLECTIQNB.

Ninth Senatorial D,str1et-3udEe Pc
tiers Elected
, 1862-11-15

e Gen. Steele has been ordered to the
command OF the army st Helena.
, 1862-11-15

have 40 recently Joined the array OF Ten
nesssc, that have not learned the plsns ard
inttntions Of The army. aud II knew it Woa1i
BE- 1naI aInestl5 fnrropar to reveal them. OF
one fG1ug you may rest assured, everything is
working satisfactorily. and it the command
Ing general he allowed to conduct the caul-
pasgn in his own waJ, and his requirements be
fully end cordia II met, the country will have
leason TO congratulate itself on tho event
Gen. Grant has the entire conddeDce Of OIL
GERS md men, and am certain will not dis
appoint them IN whatever emergency h. may
be placed.
The telegraph and railroad arc in working
order to 1aGrarEp.
, 1862-11-15

LogetoJ's majority over Henderson .....-..1 ,G6l
Over both competitors rs--.......-........-.- 4G5
After the town Of Lorraine Vas excluded for
detectfFe ref1trns il stGod.
, 1862-11-15

The Official returns from all tho countte.
competing the district eho = that judge Pster,
il elected Senator By majority OF eight. Th
following xre thu m4ioKitiea IN c4ch county:
, 1862-11-15

fFrom the Peoria Transcript
The following private letter from gentle
man in Henry county, Was received last evs-
ming;
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
To ConSunptiVes.

THE Advertiser, having been restored
TO health in few weeks. by very
simple remedy, after having suffered sew
erai wears with severe hung affection,
ami that dread disease, nsumption-is
anxious to make known TO his lellow-suf-
ferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used free Of
CHARGE with the directions tor preparing
and using the same, which they Will ind
n srRr Cur FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRoxcHrTIs, etc. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread iniorma-
ton which he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his
+ remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
NAV prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address -
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
/ Tnl3 NOS Kings CO., y. \.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

And he reminds me of a cir
cumstance that has just happen
ed in Hookertown. You see a
week ago Sunday, Mr.. Spooner
preached a sermon on the text
BY their fruits We shall know
tbem," applying the doctrine a
mong other things to Slavery, and
showing up this wicked war as
one OF It's fruits. He pictured
out a big tree, and the branches
hung with treason, rebellion, OPP
preston, theft, murder, and a.
bout all the vices that disgrace
mankind. Now, you see, hu-
name nature is weak, and my
mind instead of following the
thread OF discourse, was running
on the fruits in my garden. My
Bartletts were just in their glory,
and a.man couldn't have said
fruits on any occasion, without
my thinking of them. So when
we got home from meeting, |
said to Mrs. Bunker: "Sally we
needn't he ashamed to he known
by our fruits, suppose we send
Mr.. Spooner a basket of Bart
let's"
Every WE'LL" she said. "Send
the basket heaping full ard send
it the first thing in the morning
so that he will know what il
means"
Sally, you see, is one of Mr..
Spooner's right hand men, OF
rather women, a modern Dorcas,
10 whom it seems to come natur-
al to help the poor, and make
other folks happy. So thought
it fair to credit her while credit
the minister, and put on top o.
the basket card: "With the
compliments of Mrs. Bunker,
Matt. 7: 90"
lam getting to be pretty vel
along in life, and my enjoyment
of gardening increases with my
years. | am only sorry that
had not begun to plant fruit tree:
earlier. | hope your young read
erS will learn wisdom and i'm
prove the present season.
Hookeutopn, ! Yours to command
Sept. 18th, 1862. TIMOTHY BUNKER, ESQ
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
w ~ Il - Tx
Clothing Store
OF
D. BARNUM 4 co.

Call soon if YOU wish to procure goods
for the cid prices vet. We can fit out
men, youth and BOYS in every thing from
top to bottom. We call. particularly. at
tention to our stock OF Boots OF which
We have all sizes and can sell ut lower
figures than is possible to buy them else
where. Cur stock OF Clothing, and espe-
cially Over-coats Is more comp etc than
ever, and figures far below the market
rates. Having manufactured our Fall and
Winter stock before the immense advance
IN goods, we can and will sell at such low
prices that nobody need TO be without
new, warm winter Clothes, on account OF
hard times and highness of goods. We
keep also constantly on hand Trunks,
Carpet Sacks, Notions, and other articles
too numerous to enumerate.
ID. BARNUM & co.
y. B.-All persons indebted to US Ell
Their By book account or note, and partic-
ularly the former, will please call and set
tie their accounts. The latter part Of
November We will close our books, and
all those not settled We shall give over
for collection without farther notice.
nil I'm ID. b. X c..
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

TIM BUNKER IN Ills GARDEN


call them, naber?" asked Jake
Fink as he stood a1miring a
dwarf Flemish Beauty, loaded
with rudy, russell fruit.
"That is dwarf pear tree
said !.
cit looks like a giant" said
Jake, confounding the tree with
the fruit. 81 never see such
pears in all my life. Nothing
bu: berries III grow on my place.
I've heern OF them dwarls,
but never tried 'em. Do all
come as big as that"
"Well, you see, they graft al
most any kind of pear or ounce
and that makes the tree grow
small. But the fruit is generally
bigger than 1t Is on the pear stock.
Dwarfing does not alter the fruit.
Ii only makes the tree small"
"Do tell. You see | thought
dwarfs was all of one kind. |
shall have to own up on these
pears, naber. ! tell'd you at the
time YOU were settin 'em cout,
five years ago, that they never
would come to nothin'. Uncle
lothian sot eout a lot, and his'n
didn't dew nothin'. They grew
miserable scrubs, got lousy, and
worm-eaten, and | guess there
want one left arter three years.
But now | see lothian Sparrow
grass and Timithy Bunker are
tew individuals, if not more.'
Jake Fink's eyes hung out as
he went round the garden, spying
the pears, about as much a:
when he saw that first crop o.
hay in the horse-pond lot.
have kept back my pears from
bearing more than most culiva-
tlors do, and think | find my &C
count In it. Gentlemen who
own small lots In the city OF
country village are apt to be in 9
hurry to realize; they let every
fruit that sets hang on even the
first year. This is particularly
bad for the bottom limbs o
dwarfs, which are the most diff
cult to coax into a generous
growth. If they bear much frui
they will not make wood, an,
the b1ttom of your pyramid il
spoiled. | have seen gooc
many dwarfs killed outright b,
overbearing. With the stand
ards there is not so much dan
ger-indeed, none at all, if W,
except the Bartlett, and a few
other early-bearing varieties.
| picked all the fruit for tire,
years, and threw all the force o
the trees into wood. If | cal
get good stout wood we'll ripen
ed In the Fall, / consider this tn
best crop a tree can bear for fou
years at least, Ii tree is bat
grower, keep it back still long
er. / have some standards on
nine years, and dwarfs SIX, tina
have never born fruit, and
guess | know what / am about
They have blossomed profusely
and some of them set fruit-bu
/ have pulled them off, thong
it went very much against tn
grain.
When they come into bearin!
after such delay, there is gre;
satisfaction in looking at til
fruit, some in eating it, and NOR
stlllin giving in away. lo
see, IN growing handsome frui
perfect after It's kind, man Ell
tiers into co-partnership with nj
ture. He helps nature to
something which would be IN
possible without him, and natul
helps him. The Joint product
as much an honor TO man as
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

ply stefan. Surgeon and oOSteltTi-
clan. MORRISTOWNs INDIANA,
4 TTENDS promptly % AL calls in
n the line OF MS profession Char
gos moderate.
- Residence and Office on Ma.n-St.
South part of town.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Nov u, Is62-iw
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
LEGAL.
Notice Of Guardian
Sale OF Real Estate.

= Office is hereby given that the un-
y dersigned Guardian of the minor
heirs of Caleb Odle, deceased, will sell nj
public sale, AZ the Court House door M
the town Of Winchester, county OF Ran
dolnh. and State Of Indiana, on the 2U.h
dav of December. 1862, subject 70 the
life estate OF the widow OF Caleb Odle,
deceased, all the right, title and interest
of said minor heirs in and 10 the follow
ing real estate, situated in the county OF
Randolph and State aforesaid, to-w!t:
the west-half of the southeast quarter
of section "a, in township q, range IS
east.
third of the purchase money to be
paid cash in hand. one-third in nine and
one-third in eighteen months from the
day Of sale. the purchaser executing notes
for deferred payments with approved Sc
curity. waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws.
JAMES G. ROBERTS,
| Guardian.
J Nov. u, Is62-iw
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
RAJ LR0AD NOTICE!

Pursuant to a resolution of the Board
of Directors of the Lake Eric a Pacific
Railway Company notice is hereby given
TO the subscribers to the capital stock OF
said company, that each stakeholder Is
requested within thirty days OF the publ
cation of this notice, to pay into the Office
of the Treasurer of said company at Cam
bridge City, Wayne County, Indiana, a
first lnstallment Of ten (l0) per cent. or
the stock subscribed by him.
l. 4. BAWSON, Pres't.
r. Jennings, TIeas'r.
June l6, leC< I'd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
[lOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
FALL RIVER.

: D. fhs splendid and superior steam . H.
ess N . 1 no POLLS, = M FL BE y
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength and speed, but particularly
Adapted 70 the navigation Of Long Island Sound,
running IN connsetion with the Fall river and Old
Colony fsilroad, distance Of 90 miles only to Bos-
Leave Pier No. 8, North river, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton,
Mondays, Wodnsefsys, snd Fridays, At o'clock
p n, folching At NewPort each way. .rtbui
lThs Atesmsr NETR0PoLIS,s.C Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdAys, At+ o'clock
p. NJ, touching at Newport each way. s.gg
These steamsrs are ntted with commodious state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort OF passenger, who are Afforded by this
Fall river, proceed per steamboat train, reaching
Boston early the following morning, or may remain
on board Until starting Of the accommodation at
4. NJ, BY which they may reach Boston about SIS
Absrrsse master 10 attached to each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-.
panieS the same to its destination. ~ -
a steamer runs, in counsction with this line, be-
tween Fall river and frovdence, daily, except sun
~ Ire,ght to Boston 10 forwarded through with
great dispatch by an Express Train, which, leaves
Fall rivsr every morntng, Sundays excepted, 81 az
o'elock, for nostoA aud New 1edford, arriving at
its Destination at about II A. M. tui'lsi II "a
For freight or passage apply on board, or al the
ONCE, on fsr No. ., North river. For atats-sooms
and bsfth! spply on board, o. II desired to secure
~ 80 ~ "'''a WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug i7-f 70 and n West street, ~ Y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

IN subscriber and proprietorbf this well-known
and long established Restaurant happy to inform
his numerous friends and patrons that he has sue
ceeded In making the necessary arrangements in
the-Hsstsurant department, which enables him to
comply with the urgent requests Of the citizens OF
Washington and the public generally. B. ....F
upper part Of the establishment for the aocommo-
Dalton of gentlemen wishing private
.IH|s ...a DINNERS AND SCPPERS, Ga,
arrangements have been made 10 supply the table
from The markets Of New York .snd Philadelphia
daily with - :.
and all the delicacies Of the season.
- irla ~ choice selection Of YES
WINES, LIQUORS, and HAVANA CIGARS, Sc,
from the old-established house Of A. Bningera Co,
(opposite Willard's,) will be found constantly on
hand. c. GAUTIER, PRoPnIrToR,
nov 2e-eolm 2o2 Pennsylvania avenue,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
RAILWAY.

IL - /. - II q
Passenger Trains leave via Pavonia Ferry from
foot Of Chambers street, a. follows, viz; -
coo a. m. Mail for Dunkirk and intermediate
stations. al. .-r...rr 81, .gE.f..,-.,..44 an
This train remsins over night at Elmira and pro-
ceeds the next morning. s""7
100 \; IN. Exrress, Tor Buffalo and principal in.
800 q. N. Mix, daily, for oti.vine and intsrms-
diste stations. d. L.'......
i?.isp. m. Accommodation, daily, for Port Jsrvis
No6p. m. Way, for Middletown, Rswbursh, and
intermediate stations. .. t..
6.0op. m. Night Express, daily, for Dunkirk, Bui-
falo, CanAndaigus, and principal stations. The
train Of saturday runs through to Buffalo, but does
not run to Dunklrk.
100 p. m. Emigrant, for Dunkirk and principal
stations. H..s > p. fst.E.s.H . Il
The Express Trains connect ct Hornellsville will,
railroad for Buffalo, Mt Elmra with the Canandai.
qua and Niagara Falls Railroad; at Binghsmton,
with the Syracuse Railroad; at Corning with the
railroad for Rochester and Buffalo, at Great BEND,
with the railroad for Scranton, and at Buffalo and
Dunkirk with the Lake shore Railroad for Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, SO, and
CHARLES MINoT,
sepi2 General Superintendent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
DRorOsALs ron Moop.
corSsr sisisssssH;and q strssls,


DEpor ouAnrrnMAsTxnr orrick,
Conner 5islassn,Aisnd 9 ssrsst:,
SEALED pRososHIs foi Il sSs "a asiiy S y o. s,s
tksnsana lave hun1ssd ~ eeoJ euthfefwos nsrv
80 !gsll sosdsS. sSsssskdss q 6ssssSsi. -.
N Ne Wood 70 ). sra, ,oa. ana ssk
fou!g bet long, and split to the ordinary siss Of
Tss wa 10 " etas.sdA ~ Yyss, AtpsSy, ts,e,
hs6sssI ESsrss,y fsSss xIiss AZ Sl.5s sisss,
rad, betwscn Vienna and Aiex kndfia, VI, Il ouch
quantity ~ zach place, at such time Or times 20
ss Depot sy direct 80 scs$
sdered complete until so corded, measursd snd In
to.r.s,or OIL, N. s..,~n.,.a n, IN. mar, of
the Government TO inspect and measure the wood,
and such ~ does NOT conform TO the above spscin
e.tions VIII be rejected. ~ ~ - go NJ.
Ell lre on the soth OF June, iess. ~ q fll qlCi
Payment 70 BE- made At the end Of each month
for the wood delivered during said month. q %
-@-------- PROPOSALS.
The fuiiAame and poss once address Of the bidder
must appear In the proposal. pa, ~
na bid 10 made In The name Of nrm, The nsnss
OF all the parties must appear, OF the BID Will bs
considered as the individual proposal Of fhspsrsy
Proposaia from di,ioyai partiss sM no, b. eonsid-
ered, and On oaA u allegiance nsa -sro'APssy eseA
" ifoposais must b. Addressed to CAPT. Inward 1.
Hartl, Assistant Qusrtermaster Q. g. army, Waah-
instSn' D. q and should be plainly msrk'd "Pros
tu.st,n,s GUARANTEE. .sfavyk~rs-
The responsibility Of the gusrantors must lhe
shown by the ocisl eertthcate Of the clerk Of the
neArsst bissrot Court, oros the United ssstss DE
The sSiity 81 the bidder 70 fl the eontras should
II be AWARDED to him, must Be GUARANTEED BY TIVE
pssdsd @ g. sssfsn ss and said sasssases mass
accompany the bid. Itts ol sisiaGvra sl..tl p -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24


WHO SAYS SOL We say that our store In
W the First ward may not have caused CON-
motion, but do say that we are running OFF an I'M
mense stock Of Clothing at the Leading First Ward
Store, corner Of Twentieth street and PennsyIvania
avenue, but who ever saw store where Smith
was that did not do businessi and the reason Is,
they always sell their goods too cheap. That Is
why they are always poor. twho ever heard Of a
Smith getting richi Inerer did)
We are determined to furnish all the First Ward
with Good Clothing. .''.' N'r
Everybody had better come BOON and buy, as our
neighbors, in similar business, say that we can.
not stand 1T more than ninety days longer selling
goods so cheap, but we have . very large lot of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes left, and
we are determined to run them of at great bar
gains, at HsAdquartsrs for Clothing In the First
Ward, corner Of Twentieth street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue and No. 400 seventh street, 49,
nov 2i-dtjanl ss SMITH CO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
To Horse Ownsrsio

DR. SWEETS NTALLIBLE LIEIMEHT FOR
HORSES Is unIiyensd By any, and In all oasss Of
Wrenehing, Us effect 10 magical ead certain. Har.
ness, or Saddle Calls scratches Mango, 40, II will
also cure speedily. SPAWN and Rinsbone may be
but eonnrmsd eases are beyond tbs possibility Of
isdiosi cure. No case q ths kind, hoHsyssi 4: %
this Lninsnt and its faithful applestion Will a..
wsys remove tho Lamsness, and enable the horse
to travel with comparative ssse. -s4l.a ~ I'D
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24
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