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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-29

A man, dressed in woman's clothes, was
arrested here on his to Canada to evade the
draft .tfer rrH-a-r
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NOTICE.

.HE8RE.E Re H-Hs-S, .EyN- I.YDR.a-
OLA 1UkED Gill, eyed II years, ran a~ay from
my honse in s. on Township. on the night Ct
Saturday, Angus 5th. Ali lereous are hereI y
forbid to truss hes on my account
augZ2d3t 1- FRED. GoEDECK r..
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We are requestsi to snnouuce the nsme Of E.
ROY CALVERT as a candidate fer election to
the ofic Of Coun Treasurer at the ensuing 0cto-
b aIcctin, In ar,l. ri,,,rrh cn,ntx
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I'm c-TNTy C1nYIeSIoNrp

FUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Mr. EDITOR AT the solicitation of many citi
sens If all parties, autholize you to publish my
q me as a candidate County Conn ssioDer of
Wander burgh county, at the ensuing October
4 ct;on. ALEX. MADDIX.
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T-OLO.VTEERs, ATTH.N-TIO.yt-
For the arrangements of the system incide ntal TO
the change Of diet, Wounds, Eiup:ions, and expos
urss, which every Volun ee- is liable to, there ale
no remedies so safe, convenient, AVID reliable as
HOLLOWAY PILLS AND OINTMENT, Is cts.
per box 29-sug20
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Local News.
Hon. d. r. Williamson.

The unconditional Union nominee for At
,rney General, will address the people al
be following times and places:
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, 10 the vsnderburGh
vaDderbnrgh County. No. II.
October Term, 1869.
wilhelmfpe Pfeiftr, rJ
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In the eqai'able adjsstaeut, ana prompt Cash
iponse 10 losses, the PHOENIX stands -eaniseftls
al the head Of IFS profession; chile lie seRsire prao-
6cdt, and rstcGss bHsHess system Of local ogencies
NOT exceLled by aEg similar corporaos ia le DorId.
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued aud rs
uewed in this leading Cooperation, at fair rates By
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OvvIcE :--hfar bile Hal Bnilding. d ain stre.t
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WASHINGTON, August 27--The following
official dispatch has been received:
HELENA, Ark, August "a, !
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-17

has been kind TO me at last. Our time
has come, darling Clara"
Thank Heaven !" said I.
You have loved me for myself, Clara
and we shall be happy. Your brother
has treated me like his own brother since
The day we met in Midway Jail but he
has often SAID to me, Only much afilc-
ton can ever conquer my parents pride
of family and prejudices about bilth.'-
And then William said, AS if an infant
were to be cursed for the sin of those
who gave it life replied, so far as
such prejudice can be made a preven-
tive of crime, it is just, and / bow to it
for the sake of the innocent Now,
Clara, since we can leave your parents
comfortable, and in Williams care, wish
to 60 where no man will ever ask who
were my parents"
respected his sorrow, and / said, II
will 60 to the end of the world with you,
my Philip And thus it is that our
graves will be far from those of our kin
dred.-Temple Bar.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-10-17

THE PROCLAMATIoN.-The WASH
ington correspondent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce (old line Demo-
craft makes this significant statement -
Facts have come to my knowledge
which induce me to believe that the
president will yet be fully vindicsted for
issuing his much talked of proclamation.
| do not believe, what did believe, that
he was drawn from his straightforward
course by the radicals. There were rea-
sons for his action with which the public
are unacquainted, and all things connect
ed with that great movement are not
what they SEEM"
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!
ed the name of Philips father. She ha,
| died in an almshouse, and there her boz
had remained until be was seven year
old. A lady visited the house when b.
had Just reached his seventh birthday
and asked for Philip. She wept bitter
! ly, it was said, over the beautiful child
and then she went to Judge Bixby, anC
from that time he became as one of the
children of the good and wise Judge
Philip proved worthy OF all the care and
education which were bestowed on hin
with liberal as well as paternal kindness
but Notwithstanding all be was regarded
as one who before his birth had
"Falen into pit of ink,
From which the wide sea could not wash him
clean again"
believe l loved Philip all the better
because everybody seemed to keep the
bitter fact of his birth in their memory.
He was nearly twenty-one years old. l
was seventeen. / had never disobeyed
my parents, and / regarded my mother
as superior being. | was required to
treat Philip as a stranger. and | could
give him no explanation without wound
ing him more than | could ever bear to
wound him. Poor fellow | did not
doubt that he regarded bis birth as the
mark of Cain upon him. How could
ever allude to the terrible fact? He
saved me from my trouble by a manly
trankness, which greatly increased my
respect and love for him. One day /
met him in lonely road, in the neigh
borhood of the village. He stopped me.
"CIara," said he, Il have word to say
to you"
The blood rushed to my face in a.
burning food.
.v.,
-, N ''''' '00 '0''' '"e'
ur,.p1,.
be heard.
Have you changed?"
80 '.'1 '''' ''''' o.
will, p, ~ u '''' '"" ''e
aNo pbu;np
ayonr norarts rs,n;ro :. e uo,, o.5
vorr bro,har o,.o ,.;..,. .r..~
.,
oYes," said I brave,v and vot with
oBecanse-" he cop,d not rttor tbo
words
Ua Looked ot mo oDnsor;oo,r "a,
uared bis tbonobt
nyes Pbnio pa,t Ioro uo,,,bo,.ou 6,
al the af1iction Provido,oo ho, ,,o.u,;.
,I IL
,C, 80 ~ ~
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'10 " - ''''', " { S''''' '' "'PPy 'o'
w. T.'I0
In. =. -,
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-' 90 was
% ,'l } W
" ., '''' ~ " '"''"'u' u LUIS
c,c,
~ .''''.' u o"'J - "y p"'e"'s,
''1 ''''''"s '"'o 'e"'S ou' VIII
s'e' 'o,e any one ou' you' rh'''P' un-
IS you forget me- NOW let me 60
O"r ''ne VIII come' SAD he and E
GU ." my way l.
never sa" him again to speak to, till +,
ie uay l went 10 Judge blAoy with my :
''neI : no'e' met MN on the way -,
III l S'oPpeu a"u 'olu MIN our great =.
''lo"' cou'u not 10 o'her"lSe' Tor u
y near' turned to INN with the hope OF "
up, .
"o 10 'he Judge' sad he u will be I
ere oy 'he time ne has read and consid- It
Gu your la'ner note. p
'uuS7 DIAOy READ the note and was ID
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T'he Cunscfiri Asi.

We are indebted 20 the Appeal fr
The following sy. . Of thp Con.
tc ipt Act Of the Corf.hmt, Con.
sress, iclceapl. 90 Gov Harris ly
iha SECRETARY o, Nrs;
IN met posed bo;h ,osses 81.
Congress, placing ga the mlimey
service ~ Sac Cout- .-7.r /.
three ycar., or The wrr, aIl nersoa.
between ciE'ioen and thifiy-fr. ycfr
OF ag', vro arc mo- legally ,S,wp;
from military sery,nc.
~ twalye month volunteers. ~.
tween these acc.. 90 .tlyc tvo yesr.
from the term Of ,hcir enlistment.
and all Of them udicr eighteen and
over thirty Two 90 rcm-inuucty lag ,
%nn,cs' tiuir places are sooner sap
piled by recruits. The Twelve months
men who aiye Dot yet received boun.
q or Iurlouc.ts arc so as,r .hem-.
the iatloaghs 20 be granted in'spcl,
nuinbcrs sud % sri,cd Times. . N.
Secretary. o. War may iscm cumpat.
iblc with To- public service.
Re.enlis,mea;s, for .lte purpose oI
changing from q regiment. bat,il.
ion OF company 20 another. unless al.
ready perfected hy actual transfer.
ARE in effect cancelled and al au.
thoriiics to raise q corps are Va.
Gated, unless within thirty days from
the passage Of the nc, the orcaniza.
ton is complete and has the r-lui.
site humber recruited from person.
no. now IN the service. Companies
Of infantry are to have 12j, Gell
artillery $50, cavalry so.
Al corps Of twelve months volun-
secrs shall hate the right, within Cor.
~ daysSpn q day to be fixed by the
commander of the brigade. to cleo;
all their officers which they bad q
right heretofore to cleci-such oil.
GERS to be commissioner By the Pres
idcnt.
All white males between eighteen
and thirty.fvc, subject to military
duty and not now in service, are to
be enrolled and mastered in. and
sent to old regiments.
All discharges from expiration Of
term Of service and transfers n re.
enlisting TO new corps will be imnc.
diascly stopped.
g. W. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Of War.
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w a. pN ~ Me-,
NfHw fbii.f TfMlt flAYs'
W. salaahs u yan ner1 mn fs
si'sa. n ~ tIa II Hs ,sia
NJ 20 she Ne iff I
gefy ffi4f lmfiA We Hi
ffni " ~ ~ sta ei'lths n w.
h4la eaua'y ' IT, nv HsHi4 n
W. t'hnsr slaaiy ~ Nf tb.
~ hsf tttff sul ftllf0' mlii.fl
hsys son hbfals " aaiyInf fsy
90 eytfy tsifle felA Nos ihlal
ihs ladies aayii ~ fams ~ Nv llslf
share N ~ n Ws ottbl
shollltF fnr mnslet in W. ea
uuffa Ne slek shi w0hla ts 70.
anA W eia' gov % ea'i his a''sn'nn
n ihe r fle 70 m.l ing effansf
meas fma ho.piai 70 fahaIt 30 10
u ihe ngf cool fal plaea o. ~, epp
" w. fael a.ifsl i0afh WI BE-
Sustained, 900 me.t eIih fls afpfo
bahm n fho reeplo IL aua fcl' DO,
faffon ell laie ia al DO nuf
opinion, aii 'to pa0lia UWt fU faa
one iomaso mo,a IleiIiu WIl.
doa'l in their poser 20 nlgnae lho
gloI cau.o Sine iho recent ht',lo
at corinih, and 40 iHlu, of oar
friend nod noIehbom o,a Hr. and
wounded, ihni now "a tho timo 10
chow qu patriotism. Wdl iho pto.
pie n lAola lot tlor friends die ror
the wHnt # attention? Nch opfpo
it,n Goa De- 300 t.la for phy oa
brpo ng il, aa we MI can Go some.
thing tosar'- relieving 'ic WANTS "
'le fo.licr', who arc cyp0 ipr ilo.p
lives l0r o., pnd 10 lo.euce or our
homcs and arr.lls'gm tho mercil
hirc.inm Of O. d, pll crp. Nasi,
vii you please l.to u yout t
mue,, oui zee If on, oas vli BON a.
MH 2. D. JONES.
MAGGIE J. 2. tAufORD.
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1GcorEsLC5EIl.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
CxL c.rrc+a- or rrxanps.

nace Cbiei ~. nnl Cont Snr't.
Mtguts, Nos. Sih, 1901.
rs md after " eingslty. November l5ih.
~ 1851, ir4ut on ihit road will run ns
f1.,owsi
GOirG SOUTH.
Nail lrain leaves Menu bic nt....li.mA
" (" arrives ~ ,frnNlA nt.. iPy
GONG Nnnill.
slsil train l'ayB gfehaia Ut ........ti0AX
" arrives " Men rhis NJ. ! 20 . v
Tho fre',t srf ACCOMMODATION train
vii leave Nnmrhisri L. r%'clnck. noon. ~
Mondays. Weinssisys sai Fridays. ari,.
ine Ut Grehad, NJ 10 o'clock ,. w.. md
leaving trcnaIa NJ o o'clock on Tues.
's., Thu'fltys md SATURDAYS. arriving 1T
Aomphisa Ut four o'clor. =. y.
Nli.ES MkGGtwErHEa.
yGrlj Chief frr. ard Ccn'l Sup',. .
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20 ASS ARE mon, is irrruEr .norLp 0
CuRttAt.

20 Ass sEE aior, is irrruEr snorLp uE
c1xtfAt.
ltuiDikR or Civilian who would scr our
- Conieier,cy truly fre.. extend Won
all 20 build up m l~spsrsNDrNr sorrrSaN
Lir,sAvuRE! by fostering and encourage.
ins ". YOU erect m cnjur,sc hulwnrk for
Liberty that will defend w, where annie.
are rcwerlcss. Gitrh your surror, nov
it will repay yon u thousand fold. Gal.
liant Armies On thu battle. field defend Won
against open faes-,hs press, p~rorsrlv
2stainei, will DO no less; |, viii pro,se,
you rgairss more dangerous. because in.
-iiicas snes. Gall forth hy active cusour.
ssemer, talented writers ssto the manor
born.' and. "g.llans as an Drmy with han.
ners.' will they, IN the dissemination a
pure inhasscss, and high aspirations. and
true principles, fsht tho good agh, II Low.
atty q! pea country against the vjlv North.
men: MO have spread broadcast over our
fair Iaad iheiv noxious sshalatioua. through
the medium Of those Northern Periodical.
heretofore 20 much p~alsonised bv ms. W.
oRsr you tbs SOUTHERN MONTHLY, ~
an exponent Of S~orrnHsS SsxT,urxr,.
sortnsas PoticY and Sorrnsax lxsy,,r.
nov; . depository Of Southern Literary
sao scisssile eooft. Il contains ninetysix
psees OF ssaSins matter. eubraciae aSesth.
sfn Esseyss' "Sosthsrn TeIes.r asoulAsr,
Possy,' asd "~DbsgrapAjcal Skssshes n
Uoetbsn Nee.s nns.bsllished h. s.ro,.
Ue1os u Soothefu ef@n.B "a Iii n sut..>
ns.ees. hare 'visvs 4 sossHssr Seesss.s
- esf pssetsase-uay " 70,
MSASso e 300 Subscribers.
vnuLIVSS t140H, PublisAsss.
- Nsnssnsa sofll bsSspyliss.
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b. In the late battle each corps
had It's separate battle Gag. yha. Of
Hsrdcc was a blue ground with a
white globe or circle. that Of Bragg
IVES oar ordinary battle Gag with vel.
low winnings, that Of Polk was
. tasteful banner Of light blue with
white stars on a red . RID rroun.i. /.
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f-g- The Memphis Arru, has in.
formation from Nashville tina, las,
week two kentucky Regiments, Coils.
NJ. and Price. wcrcmarchcd scross The
river into EdseEeld and disbandcd.-
Col. Manson made q speech 20 the
regiments, telling them he did not
intend to figh. another day for Lin
coins Abolition Government. Leg
isls,ion upon the question Of slavery
was the cause Of the regiments being
disbanded.
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- The Washington coErcsron.
dent Of the Chicago Tribune says
the fraud and attempted frauds in
the treasury. IN one channel and an-
othrr, come so fast ani from such I'M
expected quarters, tha, one is bsWil-
derci IN contemplating them. The
same, writer pays the Sou,hcrncrs
quite n compliment. H. says, "as
"a class, they haze a very nice sense
q honor 50 far ~ the public treas.
ary Is conccrncd-when they hold
power there Is very lit,lc ~ihicving.
and when any -is discovered il is
promptly exposed and denounced"
Since the minions Of Lincoln have
go, control of the ~purse-s,yings there
has been m awful change. The
public servants ARE keeping the
treasury empty, but none arc brough,
to justice. a beautiful state of ar.
fairs Tor y goycrnpcnt on the eve OF
bankruptcy. and engaged in a war
which costs it upwards Of three mil.
lions Of dollars every twsniy-foar
hours.
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rse Gen. Rogers, Davis Elcctor
FOR tho Lonion VA Distric, n. the
late Presidential election, WINS ares.
tod in Midllcburg recently by the
Yankees, while on his way FROM
church with his family. Though he
refused 10 feed the Yankees who ar.
rested him, and said no would 'rot
in Fort Warren before he would take
the oath 10 support the Lincoln Gov
ernmcnt," he was Internationally re.
leased.
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~ Martial lev has sou beca in
full force Il Jackson, Mi~., for ssas
time, With r. s. 1Iuss az Provost
Marshal. The drinking saloons have
IN BEEN closed. md the hest order
prevails.
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nd- Mr.. Samuel Moore, Of shen.
andOal county, Va, has recently
given for the supper. Of the families
Of tho militia In shs. cosnty and
Page, 1000 bushels Of eora and near.
~ 1000 bushels Of wheat.
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nsA- In those days Of universal
puGcry Of theatrical exhibitions, il
is quite refreshing to read an item
like the following. from the Jcfrcr-
son, Texas, News;
On Saturday nigh, Prof. Amber.
son gave che Of bis parlor Enter.
tainmcnts III entertainment il wss,)
a, freeman Hall. There was quite
q large attendance, aud for oursclf.
We felt somcwha, disappointed and
left with our family, in disgust. We
think the Professor would do well to
turn bis attention 20 a more lauda-
bic pursuit thsn vulIing the people
by theatrical shows in these var
times.
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aHflufa8 hflse fatA
lul rs m ~ nli
i4iy sHmla tft lssflI
NH h ft llH HeaIah
49, PA i0 ~. ieff ~ fN.h 4i
es.a f.f HfI NJ
t fai i m
lhlIy aHy Ihf Gov tiftp.a
hHIlfa II 4 #a falf IT,
Hf faa.fiaf. ~ wa, ihs lian III
v llni 1lf ~ D. Htai mi
W. .Hma ifa aihpliahse tHh
i fha mlfifh
Go lf nj iat sf l "a
JH Hla f4H AH
n mllfay eap. al tfe ifie 90
lefilfsn iad hff lgo yeaf.. afa
Nv Ihf aafs'iff III Hsf, of.iaffi e..
b. aHfaHnl. ma 'mfl 10 fHl 900 fs
iha all fg Ols sHp
rlso ili aal1 / h h
iH'f|y in 10 H0 tian
RI NJ Hagi .oaHI h ihr t.
NHbiol AtlmH IfI afl tI iff
al aNiiofI a'u ~ u nU ~
h0 fialiol mlaf oaHpl eIlNin
Hl'fiy fl.flh ~ tlit
m SIT fI'nna nl8 ln aofslea
lnf a.t tne, HHl a eef 20 fhe
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~ NfI llsei
n fa ADd, efiattf isits
"a iIH HfffH itt lshtl
vi fa H IA a0
aeh VA ~ u Hses
Nim ffIt NJ 8Nlaf
lafiIfH p rar
l eH fif aaaalsf
No D, " ti faa samfabY N
l ehg HaHi m ~
HNt W mfh col sft oHi sfh
w IA iH0lf fllshYy
lfs fif faht ils6
llY ~ fH III 81 ~,
hero -.
80 lana o.. ilsn lsfsls
m W, l.il fi nnY
Peg H tlNH iiis
lfe d Do lif0iff 6ti lmf IN ai
htHvoff, Hi lln 4imlmNH ~ hii
fenn0ni llo 8a. % hfays atl 10
~ 0he thee lm bni 4.
f ln m hamHl llm iai ~
i s WI lif
m trl e. ah0ii'r N faf0llS
q0efinga Han .la aliafof hof euih
iIi liberty TO- forms with Davis
w ln, ml Bltni u.ap suvilii'
NJ nah'o .rl. Wi0 tl D. long fo
'nft' fnft.neeiad mly
rfrF nnrH themselves ihflf Ifiu
ih..f snia and fhnr country
Farewell, bfIw lsnolantl raro
VOLT
llu i.tay, from Pamela
noln' mood m0al gllani
W n.I |,ae'lY I. 'neu hol itaelf.
l Altrol Nulson WIS killci w
ilr l0t rhng, nl mover died %
itlor ~ hotter man We vat M or
hamcnt 90 hi' Stnio aml county, and
VIII hu auoh wi nl I'M our army.
t mou can hll his lac. Lieut..
NV WALTON Wht fhlly Wounded.
ahl i'ronfhaW w. Gl Wet ~ Lieu
icntn'a SFcrI0' md Floyd. acted
with 'rcoi elllr l and bravery.
Ll.lt ouccn,y TOOK command upon
t.p. Hudson bcne killed. mAor.
.'nul tHat ltt i,put. james H. lloolo
SUI be lia ncenHf1r. % gon,lcma0
who .iinI7 b III 200 h's State ma man
ngl lawyer. nad who haa earned for
himself tltu curly IN uur struggle
'hc character of hr.ng a. inc officer
a.i 900 o'ir cnt o'licf.
LAi' ino com
.'' Hpl 'h''' - 'n,n usito
cnis ea on the
''' ''' 10 ''' r,,ernn'rnt
Pre- TT Iiff rlp'ty wi'b
.'A' avn are me- cl'1r'ng
70 '''F inmates. They WI
'' R N.'l their task IN
N ~" soon; iNr piDfc pflsOns Will
rg' % places u shelter
I1r iNt NfU,rhvl Iiuhtirs vloga Wir'.
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rsS In Western Texas. the -
questration property amounts 70 $50,
100000.
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maHi saifaft tlatsa n fk fhsfis.
~ cp4ii finns ysat a Dts
fHl i9lafy isgaHh On g.
iWfiam NJ lha Hafl
uH emerging mt fpsa ~ sssh
ftfhalief6I 6Hf tam,uaelsf ~
eHsf Va sashei lhs soliisy asa
sah' nih ~ hs maslfieli9
llsfhffalais ~ Mam w. aiysmm
n|il ~ Hfai. afe yau thfslaiI
WtileI ~ aa elif
Dent Ht u ihsaHhe -
fYei olh ihf fias n ~ iisisiff
tnd isifif "fhsm, M mfI
Nale 'efh ra fantef iln gef
fltH N am fHamy Hh1 No pfagiat
fal ny ffy il how ny hau heen o.
feN Dos ihe Ivy II iefrhie fsifi
huiiam b hlshi No. VII b. alBel iht
NoHh WI Do besglfei ahd huai
fupi, abi lhe ipuih viii pias on N
iha mital respected by Ne naiianA
" No. mfih ahd viih m mptfisha
BIO unme IN history AL on
efedibly informed lihi Mf Dsniamh
fHi, o feW days since, iiht the ut
mort iualifh n ihia war soald w.
cIght months, llai IN ihai time iho
North would be- forced w. suecumb.
~ ICES ~ The proves % ON arm
than 10 hn own embaunismouis pnl
incnptcily 70 prosecute q hopelois.
o%xptnhi,e aul irropfcasihle warfare
sssAs
DhrHafg Orricgns. . com
mon colder ID found drunk, he " dent
10 thc guard house aud severely pun
iihed but officers may drink 10 es.
cess, aud may bo seen time and aqaih
under ihc influence Of a'dent spirits.
and yet no steps aro taken 10 remove
these officers from their commando,
or wen 10 censufe them Strong
drink, when excessively INDUCED IN.
blunis the moral sense, unbalancc,
and slupcdes The Judgment, and rem
dcrs ~ unhappy victim unfit for any
employment. Let notion be taken in
relation 10 officers ~ we'll rs soldiers
bet the army DO pnrgcd Of prof..
gates and drunkafds. We have sui
lorcd greatly on account Of neon
potency, Drunkenness and sloih in
our armies. Let the authorities look
TO these things. If they should fail
- apply the remedy, they will he
held responsible BY an injured aud
indignant people.
BE- liepgruL--t)ur people should
be hopeful all The time. They should
permit no disaster to discourage thcm.
They should, also, be firm and def.
ant, under ~ ~rcvcrses. Brave men
arc never inundated BY defeat. Il
only causes them to grid on n strong.
or armor, and present n boiler front
and HIGHER crest. Ten armed men
shonld spring forth ibr every one
previously IN the field. Croskers
ought to be spit upon by every good
citizen. For ourselves, We are moro
sanguinc Of ultimate triumph than
ever, and never pcrmi. u donht to
disturb our mind. We nrc obliged
to succeed, il We are worthy to be-
free. But to do 80, We must expect
to pass through the fiery furnace os
terrible war.
ns4- In those days Of universal
pufery Of theatrical exhibitions, il
is quite refreshing to read IN item
like the following. from tho Jcfrcr-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

TAVlggfs .amsi tho .llafihs business
Ia p,hils. respectfully inyits NJ
eli esasmafsas Wi citizens = aafallyto rifr
ms a s,ll shlp In lbe pauola Hotel, 2hd
dsas ssaihffon Nc aafner.
rtyiuAH
fe,n "A. ls6i, nls'iy
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Panfs.-It is said the redcras oc.
this place with $500 men.
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INSURANCE. AGENT

ono dlfl sflnI l'F''' Hn1 TnufI WI'Y'
~ stairs, most 10 hyre.' B%uildina)
BEpHg Eats no following uld anl
~ tal ,Lln Southern rompanieai
L,aahba'g llow ani Tire Insurance Com
mny. YfflhIa,
NJ M, lnsuafce Coz, Richmond. Va.
Nns.illn Commercial Insurance Company f,
CONFESSED.
lml Insurance hnl rrus' Company hla.
Alahamt lnsurins, comhany. Montgomery.
Nttunpsa inal.nco snj ankine ttppa.
ny. AlahAms.
Euf,ia inna insurance cnmnnny. hla.
Ann. esiinns ahiressel - d. Trader,
'oe. box 81 siemphis, wi, r%cceivl pronpt
attention. y6ni2.Gm
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Al Original, By son.aarn Au.4sfs.
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D.. An !. qair, ., corin,h.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-31

new Legislature will assemble on the sta Of Ianu-
AIRY next. It's action will have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana The ,sentiaei will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of its proceedings that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-