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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Office IL HEREBY GIVEN
that on Friday. the 18th day OF No
vember. 1852, Twill sell, at public sale,
.t the late residence of William. Norton,
deed in WASHINGTON Township, all the
personal property OF 5 id deceased. no. Ia
N-nby the vidos, consisting IN part OF
Horses, Hogs, Grain in the field, Farming
Utensils. Household anu Kitchen turni-
ture. etc, etc.
A credit OF nine months will be given
IA all sums of more than three dollars,
the purchases giving his note with sppro-
we'd SECURITY, waving valuation and ap-
praisement laws. sums of three dollars
md under cash in hand.
AMOS K. HISsHAw.
Oct. "a. 1862. 3w Admir-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Harper's Weekly and Lesbos
Ill. Newspaper for this week
have been received at the News
Depot, in the Post Office build
Ing.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
FARMERS, LOOK HERE,
PILES.
PILES.

PILES.
DR. j T. BoYp. 81 Indianapolis. has
discovered specific for the cure of Pts.
This medicine is very agreeable 20 take
and has not failed TO Afford relief in any
case in which ia has teen EMPLOYED ANY
one enclosing one DOLLAR to DR.. J. 7.
B,vd, Indianapolis, Ind. will receive a
package By return mail, pos, paid.
jan G, 1852 ~
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
LEGAL.
County Auditor 5 Report.

SEIHE COUNTY AUDITOR SUBMITS
IT, the Board of Comm. Of
Randolph Coydt,. iHdiana, the tolip- ins
R,nor, Qf RECEIPTS and p.SBU RaE-
NENTS D sand County, tor the Fi.eil
Year l-6I
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
Sherif's Sale.
DY virtue of decree and execu.
ID tion TO me directed from lhs
Randolph Circuit Court,

III virtue ol UtCrte ana eAecu-
ID tion To me directed from lhs
Randolph Circuit Court,
| will expose 20 sale at the
Court House door IN Winchester, Ran
lolph county, Indiana, or Saturday, the
18th day OF November, 1862. between the
hours of Id o'clock "a. IN. aud O'Clock D.
m Of said day the following real estate,
situated in Randolph county, Indiana, to-
Wit:
Commencing at stake in the center OF
the State Road running from II Layers
town to Winchester on the Count, lhe
be,ween Wayne and Randolph Count,e>,
about iqrty five rods west ct the south
east corner OF section eighteen, town
ship eighteen, range thirteen east. t,e.ce
forty one poles west on the County .ine.
thence north seventeen poles, thence east
tor:y-Ofe poies, thenc. south to The place
of beginning, the mil. property form crly
owned by the Maroeys on West river.
Executed as the properly Of Conrad
Motzer, at the suit OF John R-'z.
A. II JENKINS,
Oct. Is, ls63. fee 80 % Sh'h r. c.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

every where f9T fhrfrsalt
For single copies - Tor t-rmsfu an.nfific
Win other ihiornisfion apr Is 10 or adde's
JOIN Edwin POTTER. ? shif.h.-r
Nc. el8 Sans4m i Philadelphia. Pa.
June = j.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

DIFD.--On the morning OF
the 5th inst, lars, infant daugh-
ter of DE-. J L. Beverly; aged l
wear, s months and IL days.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
Public sale.
. pTIcE ~ uFREDy GIVEN

NOTICE ~ IFREDY GIVEN
y nat We will at sell. public auctiou,
an Fuescay, the Iltr day OF NoveInber, A
ID. 80, At the late residence of John
Burroughs, late OF Randolph County,
Indiana, deceased. AL his PERSONAL proper
ty not taken by the widow OF the dece
dent, consisting OF hersts, hogs. sheep,
cattle, corn IN the field, farming utensils
&c
credit "f ~ months will be given on
all sums of three dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving his note with approved
security, waving valuation and arpraise.
Pent laws.
CALVIN BuRRoUGHs.
CORNELIUS b. MURsAY,
Oct IL, 90 3w Amd'r..
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

The Republicans have carried
the election in Mass. Andrew is
reelected Governor by 10000
majority. The Senate anu
House are strongly Republican.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Corn is selling at % cts per
bushel.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

f. l.. Watson's majority for
Prosecutor in this District Al the
late election was about 700.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

A Harry WoMAS.-ls she not
the the very sparkle and sunshine
OF he? A woman who is happy
because she can't bel p it-who~e
smiles even the coolest sprinkle
OF misfortune cannot dampen.-
Men make a terrible mistake
when they marry lor beauty, tor
talents. or for st, le. The sweet
est wives are those VINO possess
the magic secret OF being coulent
ed under any circumstance. Rich
or poor. high or low, itmakes no
difference; the bri light Little fouI-
tain ofjov bubbles up just as mu.
sically in their hearts. Do they
live in log cabin, the fire that
leaps up on its humble hearth be
comes brighter than the giIded
chandeliers in an Aladdin palace.
Why, these joyons tempered peo-
pc dom, know halt the good they
do in the World.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Common Pleas Court adjour-
ned on Tuesday.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Gen. Mitchell died at Beaufort
on the 3Otb ult. of yellow fever,
which is prevailing at that place.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Wheat now commands 80 cts
per bushel in this market.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

And any Book not on hand, or Paper or
VI lgazine, can be oFderei by us aid fur
ni-hed in very ses day. Our or lers are
Fl led as soon as received in New York,
and come through on the L. : Express
Co.'S Telegraph run" in two days time,
You vii he required to wait hut short
time for what you want, after giving Us
your order.
the New Post 0.i;Ga
Building, Winchester, iId.
tf WIN. A. DYNES X CO
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Congress convenes men month,
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
II TELLs fO'


lkr hook contains - rages. appropriated
illnsirated b, rearls 100 ~sgravil.gs. ;aa W
be ~ g any aidre-s pot paid nn rcce.nt
price. half bound : 80 ar az clcfh aNt~a g.
We ar al.D publ shrrs - .hter,Ao.Is
LAWYER. ht Frank tra-bt Lsq.: The Famii
Doctor hr Prof u TAILOR. " ,, Thin
avg Adventures aInongtae easly Sct!ier.. D..
Warren Vida God. .SHrli gi.t anil Sha dov
or ne pertr' - Home.. ''f HaFr, Pcucillef
life 90 Kit Carson. re Great Wes'ern TN,
ter and Gaide.' Modrrn Cookery. in al -
branchec. hv irs <. T. iai- togefaer vlff
other valuable aud H-8f1l works. Catulegu.
sfwhioh viii b. sent free on anriicafion
Boo@s forwarded 20 any address post nai
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
FOR CHILDREN

10 YOU want NOuf delicate. sickly. puny
Chiidrcn.tn be Healthy. strong anr Robust
then give them Mclean STRENGTH
ENlNG CORDIAL. (>ce the directions on
each bnttiel. lt is del cious - take
'Our tgbl spoonful taken every nOrn-
ing lasting. i>a sTre preventive against Ch4Il>
and FrVer. Y sli1w Fever Cholera. or an,
evailing disease.
PCAHrION Beware of Druggists or
dealers "no may trA 10 2 lln, upon YOU bot
lie r Ritt"r> Or r.aparifia (Which theN cal.
hl! cheap. 10y saving il j. Isl n good. there
arc zen BASE enough to steal pat of n,
nam t. dub ineir VILE decoction Avoid
such infamous PlHhTES and their villainous
compounds, Ak for nr J. o. Mclean
St-en,thc ming Cordial and Hood vu-Ifcr
Take nothing else Ills the only remedy that
viii Purlf, vonr flpod thorougilv and II ths.
same time SrRENGrHEN andfSVfGoR sTF
the whole Organization. II = PIT NJ in large
Bottles per 6oil!". or six bottles for g.
Or. j. n. M LEAN, Sole Prop'r,
Coz. or Third AND me SIS.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
Streng theHins scrdiai x BLOOD
:.

Della, not moment: it's warrantedtp give
satisfaction. IL viii cure any disease 90 tne
Kidneys. omb.or Bladder: Painting. OBJ
slructed Nenstruatioi FalingPf the Womb,
BarrenHess. Dram disease arisih sfrom chron-
&c or Nery ou> Dcbilitt I'm. Al fnfal..Ble REM
nd
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
hEALTH AND sTENcTp

FHERE No NiSTAkt ABOU1 IT
II viii cure Liver Complaint. dyspepsia
Diarrh@a. uysentery. Headache. depression
OF Spirits. Fever and AgG Inward Fever.
Rad q cath. or any disease 81 the liver. Sto-
: ach. or Bowels.
TP GENTLEMEN. 10 YOU wish to be Heal.
thy, strong and Nigorou>.
= LAD F.. do You want the Bloom 81
Of Health - mount L. ,our Cheeks AGAIN.
;hrn :. :. ~ nIica I'D yct NrLEANtS
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
Receipts.
$53lll IS
Disbursements.

By Bridges $ Gag %
By Returning Fines u -
b, Lights auu Fuel 3 -
By Poor Expenses 5li 10
By Books ana Stationery Ill 20
b. interest u COuats Orders lOo9 II
BY Assessing Revenue IJ9 -
Az Poor -yum last %
B, Public Printing ~ 10
By County Officers 2sso II
By Jail Expenses ll2 80
BY Expenses OF Elections D. ID
BY Expenses of Deaf and Dumb 10
By Expenses OF Insane rs -
B, lsceIlancous Expenses oil ~
BY Criminal Expenses - %
BY Roads and Highways l03 40
By Attorney Fees ~ %
BY BalliT Fees 26s 90
By Jurors Fees SCI O.
BY Redemption of Lands ~ ~
By Taxes Refunded go -
By Road Tax 5l23 y
BY Volunteer Relief 1857 70
By Public Buildings - 10
By Agricultural Society - 90
l1y Special Scboo. Tax 1852 f6
BY Township Tax 2jr- -
By Cannon School Tax 1867 30
By Court Expenses ~
B. County Offices 3 10
s33s77 3
RECAPiTULATION.
Amount on hand June / lSelS $500 -
Receipts fog Financial year
ls6l 49l4] 6
Total Receipts s55lll %
Orders Redeemed pri-
or 10 June }, l56l S6026 90
Orders Issued from
June |. sol to My
81, 1862 1857 3
399O4 ~
Total amount on hard. if all
Order. OF ls6l were redeem
ed l32O7 lG
But there is outstanding CT
these Orders So 10
Which leavestrue balance in
Treasury Sl409i %
Respectfully sgbmittet,
ThOs. L. Scott,
June |, 1862. A. X. c.
The School Funds were rot drawn from
the Treasury until after June lst, which
accounts for the large amount on hands
at settlement.
The above Report gas made al the psu-
al time, but was not published.
OcA 81, 1882 3v
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
LOCAL r. ECO r D.

Communications, orders Tor
printing, ETC., should be directed
10 ByygRLY * DIMES.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
" ovAS Nl\Se ~ CuorNn.
VMS MOON WINS

are the most active AM thorough liils
tia, hive ever been Introduced
Ther act 50 directly upon tLs i-ivei
exciting that ortesI, t. sue. aa 1T 4
tat tie system does no. reiapsc MT. IS
former condition, which u too ap, - 10
the case nth simply purgniive pill
I---.. -.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
PHOT0eRsPH ilBuvS ~ eRt,TvagIFy

Booksellers. Ne's~ agents Book AGENT
Canvassers. Pedd!ers ard aih~rs viii do we
20 order package ~ our books The, "
md them eNcec tinci, poYsia-.and f,.rin- ga
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
BOOKS.
reat Work on the Hers
80
TIiE HORSE ilD His DISEiSE.
BY kCBERT JENNINGS I. s..

BY kDBERT JENNINGS =. D..
Professor 81 Pathology md Oderatiyc SIR.
r, IA The Ncicriaar, college CT =. lls.1,
lhia. Prolcssfr - .frrfnary Nrficlit D.
Ire late Agricultural II 81 Ci
sccretart % the American Ieterlnary
Association IL tAiiadelphla, etc
IT TELLS YoU a. Breeding. breakirr. 8.
tiif-.- feeding groo...si
s.lot ~. aid hi Ernsf.
management OF tie HorS.
VIZ ti.s best ino..s OF &C.
mius-ter.ng medicine. ais,
bow - treat bang. Sticking
rariug. shNihC. stumbling.
crib biting. rcstlrssIesS aaid
other lees To- which lie is
subject: with numer0us eN-
plahatpra ensrasih~s.
IT Tells Yet or . cuuses. st;up tn.us. an6
treatment Of str,si s.rs. sore
garoat. 81 stemper. caiarrh. inru
uc2a, sroaclttis. pneumonia.
plcuris1 broken wind. chsoui.
ccugh. roaring AID whistlius
LaHpa.. sore mouth aud ulcers
aud decayca tecth With cihe
diseases ofthc mDHth and respi-
ratory organs.
lT TELLs IoU O. The cau- :. y ptons urt
treatment ii worms. bots. collie
strauguiatiun stony corrections.
ruptures. palsN diarrhua. iaut-
dice. hepatirrisra. blood, urine.
stones ~ tae i4ne, AMI Dinc-
der. Inflammation. AMI Other
diseases 81 the stoEiaci. bowels
liver aud urinar, organs.
In TELIs OF OF the causes. symptoms anr
treatment Of bone. blood. an
bog -pagin. rib--bone. ~wcenie
strains. breseb knees. win
sails. founder. .plc bruises "a
gravel. craS KIDD hoois. scra.eh-.
canker. thrust a. corns. also
megrllns.yefi -: rd'lcpsA. sia.
ger: aud einer diseases Of IA,
icet; leg aii.. held
IT GALS YoU CT the causes. symptoms an'
Treatment oi tsiuia; poll esi
eland.r-. fare: scarie' fesef
mango. suricif: locked jar
rheumatism, eramp. gals. 80.
eases the eye aAd a,art. az.
how - fnanHg- casFrafions hia
ding; trcrliuaii 9, row cling. q
ing: hernfa: ampHfaffor; iai
ping oiaer surgical oper
sior~.
II TELLs fOr 81 Rarey's method OF tamil
horso-. how 10 approach. siahl
or halter colt: hos 10 gcea~to'
horse Ia strae.-e sounds o.
sights: All how hit saddl.
ritc art Areak him 10 harness
Also The lafA al, Jaw 81 N.P-
EANTY. The who a. .4eiugthe r..
sui Of msrs ihnn ffrrE wear.
study ofthe ha bis. peru iirriife.
wants and veal /. .sse- offhIsf.o
D L. s... al
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
MARKETS..
WINCHESTF FIR
r ICE Q u r REIN T
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK BY
J Q II N r . S :

RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CORRECTIONS,
PRODUCE, WILD CANE, ETC.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

j, u MclEAR, Sale ProP'r.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
THr SUGAR sEAsoS.-We G

The SUGAR SEAsoN.-We com
mend the following wel-timed suggestions from
AN exchange to the attention of our country read
ers, and beg them to act efficiently upon them
during the next few weeks:
=" As the maple sugar season is at hand, it is
wen to remind our farmers that the high prices OF
sugar viii make the manufacture of.maPle sugar
exceedingly profitable this year., We advise
them to manufacture every pound they can pro-
duce. II viii all sell at paying rates.
= ''Maple m GLASSES will also pay large profits
For the benefit o. those who wish to keep maple
rnolasses through the summer, we state that II
nut an hot. in scaled cans, like canned fruit. it
will keep the year round. AM retain its fresh Pc
-euliar maple favor all through he summer. IL
should be put up hot, in tin cans, periSc'' orign'
and clean, or in glass jars. and sealed a'r-us"'
Small cans are preferable, holding not more taan
one quart, as. on being opened. the contents lose
their favor rapidly in hot weather; therefore no
mors shonld be put in one can than viii be used.
on opening. in day or two. After sealing SET
the cans in some COOL dry place"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27


Tie Cincinnati Times obtains from a
practical civil engineer, who has paid
at least half a dozen visits to Columbus,
IN disguise, within the last three or four
months, correct description of the
place with its Notifications dc. The
bInff ON which the town is bnilt'saries
IN I'eighth from l25 to,l50 feet. North
of tile town is forest of cotton wood
trees extending for several miles along
the bank of the river, aud in this are
three masked batteries of IL and "a
Founders, and containing from 8 to 20
guns in all. Below these, and just
opposite, and within Belmont on the
Missouri shore, is an earth fort mount
ing % guns. This is ut the foot Of the
bluff. Above are some light batteries
of field pieces. Fifty feet above the
crown of the bluff, aud 200 feet above
the river, there is also at this point a
1913 FOUNDER gun of very long range.
This is the most formidable of all de-
lenses of the place. Between this and
tie town there are still two other bat
teries mounting in the aggregate 80
guns. The rebel strength here is re-
ported to be between 10000 and 35,-
600 men.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
HoNoR TO WHOM Hoson is DUE

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is Due
The Battle, Greek. Journal. speaking of Birge's
sharp shooters who did such good service at Fort
Donelson.. says:
"Johu Piper, of this city, is Captain of Company
G. and his men are Battle Greek Boys. Albert
Gore. SON Of Lurned Gore, of lie Roy. is his First
Lieutenant" r Tfflls
Slightly mistaken, friend Woolnough. While
Capt. Piper is resident of Battle Greek, about
sixty of his men are from this and Van Buren,
counties. Lieut.. Gore had also been a resident of
this section for several months previous jo ming
Capt. Piper. The Second Lieutenant is w. w.
Duncombe. of Keller, Van Buren county. VI
course, it makes but little difference what section,
Of the State the brave Boys were from, they were
all in the fight and did fearful execution the
enemy with their rifles, but their friends in this
section do not feel like having all the honor
bestowed upon their sister villages.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

= MARROW ESCAPE OF COMMODORE
FooTE.-It was reported by telegraph
that Commodore Footc had received
two wounds in the engagement at Fort
Donelson, one of which was described
as bruise on his foot, caused by a fall
ing timber. The other hurt the Com
mander received was a very narrow
ESCAPE from death. Commodore Foote
was in tSe pilot housc, when n ball from
the 100 Founder came through the
house, killing the pilot and throwing
his body against the Commander so as
to stiffrn the latter's arm. The ball
shattered the wheel somewhat, but
Commodore Footc immediately seized
it and stcered the boat until relieved.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

HARPER's MAGAZINE.-The March
numbers Of this favorite magazine, is upon Our
table II is one of the very best numbers issued.
III opens with an interesting paper Turkey and
Russia" by John s. e. Abbott. finely illustrated;
which is followed by another illustrated article
the "a Dutch and Holland 0rley Farm is con-
timed also illustrated. Then we have Miss stu-
loch's Mistress and Maid," story called a. The
Chropodist" sketch of'' VIM. C. Bryant" and a
very interesting article early Secessionists be-
side great variety of other equally Interesting
matter. Each number Of iIarper's Magazine CON
tains from twenty-five to one hundred per cent.
more reading matter. both foreign and American.
than any American publication of similar class.
and nearly txice as mnch As any of the leading
English periodicals complete set will be
found valuable acquisition to any library. Pub
lished by Harper & Brothers. New York. Terms
one copy. one year. $500; two copies, $500
three or more copies $500 each.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
Lanes ExpedItiou.

The disagreement between Gems.
Lane and Hunter in regard To the con-
,emplaied expedition admits, we are
told, of 40 amicable adjustment. 1t
has been referred back to Washington
to be there, decided. Gen. Lane will
leave Kansas this week for the capital,
where his military status is to he de.
tcrmined. His friends will, we under.
stand, claim for him Major Generals
commission, and will labor 10 have him
assigned to the Western Department.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

fB-As regards Columbus, KY, the
report of its evacuation is contradicted,
and yet we hardly think that the Right
Reverend General Leonidas Polk will
hold out long when he sees, as he soon
must, that he is being completely sur
rounded, with strong probability of
being captured. Beauregard is again
reported to be at Columbus. This may
be true and it may not.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
Rebel Want of Faith.

The special correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune states that the rebel
General Bushrod, Johnson, captured at
Fort Dor,elson, has4violated his parole
and made his escape through our lines.
If he should be caught again, a halter
should put it beyond his power to vio-
late his pledge second time.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
-. From the Detroit Tribune.
60 Shall We Or Shall We Not ~
BIZ BULL RUN.


"Shsli we or shall we nots" Now suggestion
"Sball we or shall we nots" That is the question.
Shall we let Davis live,-live among clover,
when We have conquered him,-when the wars
overs s-Ilr s Et- s'es
Can we afford him q irst-rate position? s7~'s-
Government pass, with F" fat foreign missionr
Shall we have Beauregard manage our army,
When the clouds brighten and no longer stormy
Shall we let Slidell or Stephens, or Yancey
Choose position to suit their own fancys hHs
Shall we remember the by ways and passes,
Que hot Sabbath day, on the plains of Manassas
Shall we forget our boys lying in prison.
Threatened, with feelings that overpower reason
we,who lost friends there shall we arrange
it! SOS
Shall we remain, or return and revenge it?,sgs
Do rs you please, it is but suggestion;
I" Shall we or shall we not?" That is the question
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

H- The Indictment against Senator
Powell, of KY, isvery strong, showing
him engaged in numerous meetings in
Kentucky, for The purpose of thwarting
the measures of Government for putting
down the rebellion, and advising the
people not to pay the taxes to carry on
the war against the seceded States.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
A Candid Rebel Confession.


No journal was more disdainfully
fierce against the North a year ago,
and until within few weeks past, than
the Charleston Courier. 1t has now
changed its tune. The victories at
Fort Henry and Roanoke inspired the
following comment in its issue of. the
18th inst. Our readers can imagine
that the subsequent surrender of Fort
Dopelson did not make it any happier.
1t says: y ~''i'
|" We have sustained heavy loss in
munitions of war, our country has been
deprived of the services of several
thousands of her best diSci lined and
Ebravest soldiers, aud parents and wives
weep IN the bitterness of grief owe,
those who will never again bless them
with their smiles The enemy pushes
ION, flushed with victory, to win NOR,
trinrnphs, and To cause other hearts Il
tbleed. We feel these reverses. w,
acknowledge them openly"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
~Bya letter from Capt. Chas

By letter from Capt. ChaS.
E. Clarke of this village, to his friends here. we
learn that the Sixth Regiment. Including fcourse,
Captain Ciarke's Company from this County, left
its encampment at Baltimore on the goth inst.
Qast Thursday under orders for Fortress Mon
roe. Captain e. thinks the Regiment will re-
main at the latter port for while, but will see
that information is promptly given to enable those
having friends in the Regiment to address their
communications as to ensure their reception at
whatever point the Regiment may occupy.