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DE the 2lst inst, at = quarter 70 o,.,
p. n, 1t his fathers Issiospce in S.cS1
Samuel u. Infant son Of Janss " ~
Sarah A. Eddens, aged ii month and I'D a
fsThe funeral Will take place on Sundnv -
Inst, ~ II O'Clock A. T., from hidn. NJ
diss Chapel. The friends and AGO usin,ssa
OF the family are respectfully inyi,ed - ~
tend without further notice. "
Tn the alst inst, In this city, Mrs. JUI.rk,
DREW, aged - years
Her funeral will take place On saan..
morning, ~ Al o'clock. from the U.t,s y
Presby IeTian Church. rho frtends ssa =.
QoAintances Of The family Aro tnvi,sa - ~
tend without further noNce.
On. Friday morning, at s O'Clock. At h,s p.
sidonce ON Leigh and Adams strVsIs, OF ,.,n-
sumption, JAUOB MIL LEk, aged 80 v.a,.
leaving q win and four children 70 mon ~
shetr iOes.
HIS funeral will take place from s.. M.,v,
(Oathoiic) Church. on Marshall st., on Sun.
day, NJ z O'Clock.
I'm the 2lst instant, at 10 minutes ma, 70
O'Clock, ADA VIRGINIA, younxnt daushA
ter Of 0oo. w. And Ann e Barker, AGED ,hrw
years SAX months and six days.
On SUNDAY, 18th iast.. Of oonsumpstop. vh,ea
she bore with Cuis,isn fort,tuds, Mrs. UArr :.
k'nk HARRI~, wife OF Mr. James Harris. % a..
ely, In she 18Th year OF her age.
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SGpIHfaa l.sssETE.

Tao Yankees, III their vulgar merfiment
~ cf private letters which they captured a,
FoIt iletry, ecem 10 forget the contents OF
III. Northern ist'"r bags at Manassas. What,
ever may he said OF the Southern letters, it
cannot pe asserted that they ar. a,nebable 10
.uy charge Of indecsncy or immortality, like
ne .horro.e tnlnes which were brought to
the surface by tEs battle Of Manassas, ANA
~Aich may ,es see daylight.
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Tna vfsroaY 70 NJ OsLsSsArsp In view
Of the recent succasoes Of tAA nnsiouAl arms.
Il 10 nttiag, says the AosId, that We should set
apart day for their cslsbrA t0n In this city;
ana - tbs anptversaTy o. tAs eartA OF wash.
inxson occurs On the I'D Of he present month.
ve sprssst that that - the proper one to b
ssiectsS. FAiladslphta has already decided
pron 81, a,sA no doubt ptAes caues viii DO Hks-
Via. 1acA 1sno1etrstioa % our part VIII
- ssssyvsa tses yser, AID win give - sls &C
srpeSsAps.y at {sss.Sy,sg ess JOY uysS tie
S1pt1 Bo6Seo eSE nAkia1 teWev41 ~
e ~ ssbelisa. $3.50
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FIIDAY, Feb. 81, 1872.
The House was called to order 1T IL O'Clock.
Several bills were read and ordered to en-
gross ment.
relief OF John Avis. late jsilor Of Jefferson
county, was called up and passed.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The following resolutions were offered:
BY Mr.. SAuspEss--For the recon sheraton
Of the vote By VIII .ch the ,ns tttut Ionnl ma.
jori,y Of this House was Las, night det-rr.iped.
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. ROBERTSON, Of Rica mond,
the original report ana resolution was re-.
c,mmisted TO the Committee en- Courts.
BY Mr.. NXwroE-Inquiriug into tho expe.
diency OF furnishing from the State forces Of
Virginia number Of seamsn, not exceediog
4 coo, for II 9 defence OF tho [ besapsake and
rs tributaries. Adopted.
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING in.o the ex.
pedisncy Of reporting bill imposing heavy
Isx on agents for procuring substitutes for
mllttiamon and volunteers In tho army, and
requiring them, before licsnse ~ e ented,
20 enter INTO bond, % conditioned Is not to
impose on either party AZ procuring sub.ti-
81 MI. UoLEnAsr-Rslat,ve TO the expedi.
ency Of allowing the claims OF hopklns =
Wilt. late merchants Of Howardsvtlis. AIre-
By Mr. DAVIS, Of 'Oampbsll-Relativs 70
Amending the existing Law in reference to
Building Fund AssoctAtions. 50 - 70 allow
stookb oldsrs 70 own more than ~ shares each
A olel
BY Mr.. fLunue-ThAt( the Senate concur
rtpg) the House proceed TO sleet, on Thurs.
day. the tn inst, . Secretary Of the Com.
monwsallh, . State Treasurer, Auditor and
Second Auditor Of Public Aocounts, Register
OF the LAnd O1ce, :s.perin tsndent 1t the
PsntteuttaTy, 0ene'ai AGsnt and Store.
Keeper Of the Psni ten iary. and . Pablo
Prtnt er. Laid over.
By Mr. misunderstanding TIE con-
mistee 70 whom WHs referred the Uopsttea-
ton Of the state, - report what construction
10 70 be gwen TO the Sd socsiOn Of Art. 4, and
the 6th section OF the same article, or at any
other section the CON styuesion Of which u ne
csasAry 70 the proeecutioa Ut the busiaess Of
the Hocsc.
Pending the consideration Of he resolu-
ton. The hour Of II arrived. and the Mouse
toO1 U !. the order Of the day
TIB nILIrAay BILL,
Apd thea proesst.>d 70 the csnsidsYatto1 of
he ball xatearislus the 0evsynxeent 70 o..
tsniSs sud sGeun eart&tu military 0fpes tRf
The dtS<aea 0f tbe H5Ase.
traS 6ail ANFo WeSt ~ 0cvts60eAS u e{s
4aaie-, s1soli, Aoa aeil hRs, ~ ~ We3t0
61le inhsbttAStS Of ths 90 aSts14 cf Hs1 094sos
sna u he eit,eo Ut 6ieAA epl4 Ntr0lse ~,
IsrsbxFe, tstssusAta, $teasfteS.1SSee 49,
kyros chg, ls:Wseo 10 Ag.s s 0sses4 ~
6ifAtes1 yeegA tGalI1SOs VI Ea;A mAk Us
M nSN e - pAaS aSse We 1eS = ~
jsSftl lfaM W. ke&sS y NJ ele'A -
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-Mtiropo'ttan HaH,-Harry Mccarthy, the
vel known Arkansas comedian sud singer,
has rendered himself Very popular III the
above establishment the present week Ha
performs ia couiunction with Miss Lott;s
Esseiie, II versatile and accomplished actress
They give this evening, at CLOCK, a matt
Iat for The esprcial aoeommo da,ion Of ladies'
and children The usual performance win be
aiNrn Ll-niynf
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TIE Inauguratian.-Prepa for this
event were made yesterday by Congress, to
which the res.ier is referred. The inaugural
address will be read by the President from u
platform erected at The foot Of Wsshinxton's
statue. Con2rers yesterday ordered i've hun
dred copies OF the report of the Committee OF
Arrange ments to be Immediately printed To-
day bids fair 10 be busy ons. We presume
the matter OF closing business houses, &C.,
viii no len to the discretion of our citizens.
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Robbery by Footpads.-A gentleman from
King William county, Va, was knocked
down, severely beaten, and then robbed, by
two too,rads, who met him on Thursday
night. about ten o clock. near the intersection
of Eth and Broad streets Highway robbery,
accompanied by violence, is species OF
am basement that is becoming more common
than proper. Our city contains goodly num-
her Of cut-,hroats at the present time, Judging
from tie police reports.
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TIE .Streets.-Tha principal thorough fares
were literally cramnei yesterday with psdes-
tria,is Of both sexes--s goodiy number of
them being pleesure-seekers, attracted thither
by the knowledge tina. the Inauguration Of
President Davis ie 10 take place to. day The
superiority Of Southern men and women to
those Of The North IL never more plainly ap-
parent to the cssual observer than in obsery-
Ing the difference OF department and bearing
IN the two races wnen in socia' intercourse or
on the public promenade.
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tto.4s Aayfd.~-Ws understand tast lhs bal.
saas ei sis Yankee psis9gsss pev lsss viii
DC ssa' 70 Ssgpars'a Ssws probably ,a.eofs
TOW GaEasss. Whss We ass iEs ssssc a aas.
asse We d. ass know that II insladss the
s..zss a.jass SD cs!sssls nav pssssasss
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y. 8. NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
OPYicB oP'ORDshs AHp DEML.

January .csn Ie0A
@ EALED PROP AALS will b rso@ivso
/ this odHce until TUESUA 7, the 10Th day
Of February next. q, ~ o'ciocx M for ier
nishing, for the use OF the Navy, 70 % d--
liveved AZ the Navy Yard, NorOik, VS. ~
at Richmond, Va, No coon as pr ,<lnsa At's!
acceptance, the following articles, ylls
80 oCo pounds Of White Lead,
900 gallons OF LiDs~ed OIL,
$500 - Spirits Of Turpentiue.
5000 pounds Of dry Yellow Ochro.
1900 Spanish Whiting.
LOCO Red Lead.
Tho above articles TO be OF the best quality.
and will be subjected to . rigid inspection.
and none Of II will be received and paid for
which does not prove entirely satisfactory -
ths IpsI Getting ON 'e-s.
Each, proposal mnst be addressed to The
Once OF Orders and Details. Richmond, Va
endorsed on the out side with the name Of os
article proposed to be supplied.
"his once reserves for Itself the night 70
reject any offer that may not prove 70 b.
satisfactory. f. BUCHANAN,
f. 22-St Captain In OharEe, Ac-
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LOST.

r OST--ONE HUNDRED pOLLARS rs
1 WARD-SuppOsed TO h6ve been dropped
" non on the REnmond aud DAnville hAtl
ROAD cars, .ou the evening Of the 9Th inst.,a
small black PURf E. nlONrAIE, con taxhfnS
four checks, Drawn BY A. Vaughn. Ossh,sr OF
the Farmers Bank Of fnrmvile, on the
Yarmers' and Traders Bank at Richmond.
amounting TO the sum Of ti, S7e. and one
cheek of J. r. Leitcn's, 90 sue Farmer
Bank at FarmvilIS, for 80. ard five one han.
orsd and two atty DOLLAR Confederate Notes,
VITA some sms II notes and some silver change.
Also. some papers, menAorandams, &c. Of no
value except TO sue oWher The aoove re-
ward Will be given on deloFery OF the p"ck-'
book and contents 70 Mr.. b. L. DiDAstL.
SnoCkoe Slip, Richmond -
70 c@ddsWts LOUIS -. JONE3o.
tST-Un EAST ina,., ON MAIN street, BE-
tween Bennett 4 Tolleson's and lIth 81 :,
4 ladies purple Morocco PURSE, N'to eteFa
clasp, con tanning 4Ara in two h~ss tWc
two dollar notes, and 20 'nts Ia shlAp.as'
ters a liberal reward will be given II Jen
at this omoe - q ~
fNAAE 70 my nous. on the New icse road
the lsth February, . hay hAkA. TIE
owner esn get her BY proving proper, nd paS
Ing charges. ANDREW DOSNbUbF.
- II
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Ja<4ge Lyons's Court-This tribunal was
in session "n yesterday. Administration or
he estate of Harvey A. Dudley was granted
jh"nas l. Dudiey-The trial of Luke
hi henna, fer forging Benz w. Totty's name
30 Il contract, was begun and continued for
scveral hours, when the case was submitted
I" I'll. Jury, and the court adjourned until four
o'clock.
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LrxsaAI SussoRIrTIoN.-Thsl st Kentucky
regiment, Col. Ihos. H. Taylor, now 1t
Manassas. subscribed and paid over for The
Charleston sufferers the sum Of o., SOL o.. This
sum from . body Of men . on excluded from
their own homes, AID CALAMITY fighting the
battles Of TIE Oon federacy. - contribution
that viii. W srs sars, b rsosivsd With lssl.
inss especially grateful By the people Of
Charleston.
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1ss FSSi.iss 90 Nibses - as SosIc.E
Ess Gs9s, II J sssrdGs 6saiss tuE rel eSt ID ss
y IL "a. n u. bsd nAsp shsIiei ny she sus.
ssY, es sns, q ~ ~ six 81 hss saR tes q esrr
s = ss T. IAN 90 49,; ~; ' aass As.s
lsss
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III. CunnY submitted . resolution tat sns
Ho1se a1toan till III o'clock % mcrfvEs g
lnoniss q ina19uratson. ADOPTED. and the
Nous adIo0Yned ssz-s,a-
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~ the rsM1soes Of shs besds's M,
marniAg of tes 1s,h uls., By Few. J. =.
ICED y. y ,Csp%. ". =. DARKEL0Y o. 10
msot vifgiDia Vols n Prince hAvrS - s go
niLsn. louas.ss dsssAsss Of J. wllh wa s'
~ Lynehburs end retsssburv ps,,,, A..
BY Rsv. u. ". Psthefbridee. O. n. ia
inst, Mr.. y. II. WUOOWAkD arr ~
MANY E DAVENPrRr -
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YNOHBUR0, Va.
STAPLES ANDERSON,
Exclusively OOMDI sion and
FORWARDING MEROHANIF.
And GENERAL A0ENTS

GOODS, 0ROOERIEs. &C., &C., from the
Sou thwset, over our Virginia and Tenneseee
Railroad, are now cheaper In this city snan
ELSEWHERE in Virginia: ana We are daily MI.
ing orders from merch ants and others In all
parts VI the State. Cur large experience ana
knowledge OF supplies In hand and expsc To-.
enable us to do better for orr customers tnah
they possibly can In any brief visit to the
city, particul ~ In these times Of specu!n'
ttou and fiu ctuAtion In prices.
Constantly ON hand, all grades OF msnuIaN
turel TOBACCO, atAs low prices rs are ~ O.
had IN t"e Southern Oonfsderacy.
- S2-lm
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RELIGIOUS NOTIOE.-A Mass
"Mestipg, In behalf Of Army OolyustAes,
will b held In tAs firM 1925 OAn5eh Of
- o,clock Addresses may - a1pectod lYun
sverai digttngulahed DeAbsSs d Ooaerpsa.
The public aro Invited - attond. - :3Elt
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u iN0 4 LAMBETH. rank.i In street, real Of
n d. Charles Hotel wonid iaform the pubhe
i.... .hey are ss.li engaged IN the maonacsurs Of
CARRIAGES and HARn.a>: Thsy h.vs 90
snd BUG GIEs which ,Asy viii ssIl on rs.s ,sas's
REPXlsiNa executed pros PITY. and In re
best manner. KING q LAAbE'd
fs2SNs
ETO1 fUH.-Iloldees q Boads q We Coz "a
fssi. win receive Ia ecin tAs amount OF shss Con
, NJ due Lat Essch. is61, BY pressnans tns ss0e
sf the Treasury IN thu city. Of as ths"m o. Aoy
Of The Ipstssant Yfssshrsrs or Dspoei snes -
:As U0atsderase s.asss, q sce e; S..n s.ns
Of Alabams, on Or 1fsef that Sate.
fa2a w =. o E1AORH Treesr y.
NOTTA0E FOE YENT.-A COTTAGE, nit
u able for about six persons, on the nAce.
m0nd. Frederi ksburG and Potomac nAanoso.
10 mile. from tcwn. trains Is. So,s. was.r
In Inc ya-d, wood delivered 81 e2.oe pr cora
a. the door. Rent, si33. Address, "fostma'-
TER" 0lea Allen, Asarieo county
VCKATORs NO:IUk.-Ail R.r:Ss: 10
SxINDI.E dec 4, are rs7 ussssd ~ make pay
msst - IL understgned; and all pssons has
- e,s,ms axatnss the sajd estAns are ~
asesssd % pI.ssn. them. V'0pss'yn sS
Gated, 10 set1smsnt.
Charlottesville. ". ...,u
Ysh %. 1854 nxln.
n7NR NOTE Hoy. v. RANUOi.ph
X Wi puAllaA. - neadAy uoyo;sg. . h%s ~
IA @sss. via u ~ vHlss u nesnosc ."s
YesisA 81 ". = Iaaate o.. eanhass' 20
les. r tls bAls yNys espsss~. We ~
30 ffss|ss ;i|El!R " = Ps:....'.'
So sA.".'sss;;saS.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The enrolment and draft in
this State cost $4,000: an aver
age of S75Oto each county.
About 1000 physicians will be
appointed to examine applicants
for pensions. 80 appointments
have been already made.
1t is stated in dispatches from
Washington that the President
has given Union men in Ken
lucky TO understand that he is
determined to adhere to hiseman-
cipation proclamation, aud that
he will clear the State of rebel
sympathizers.
The Chicago papers have al
vanced their price 80 per cent.
Tanners and shoemakers are
becoming quite arlstocratic fel-
lows I'm the South. They are
exempted from draft.
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efforts to the relief of tie needy
and destitute.
In all measures of relief which
may be adopted | most respect
fully and confidently bespeak the
hearty aid and cooperation of
the noble women of Indiana. Ac-
tuated by the purest patriotism,
and always foremost in dee oil
love and mercy, they may here
find an extensive field for the ex-
ercise Of many sind Offices to the
advantage and comfort of the
distressed; their words OF encour-
age.nent will cheer the hearts oil
the dropping and disconsolate,
and their example will lead 9th
ers to undertake the same good
work. @. p. MoRrON,
Governor OF Indiana.
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vorite with all his officers and
men. He was in command OF
the Brigade while Col. Cranor
was absent. and we flatter our
selves that he would make a good
Brigade Commander-at least
we would BE- willing to try him.
One Of the members of Com
pany H. has made application
for membership in the Episcopal
Church at this place.
The names and description oil
all deserters have been sent ia
the proper officers, to arrest
them.
We are all highly pleased with
the recent action oftne war pow
er, in placing Gen. Burnside IN
command OF the army OF the
Potomac. Now give Gen. Ere.
mont an important command, anC
YOU will have activity in the ar
my that will make the rebel.
tremble.
Yours, respct'ly,
VERNON.
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we'll armed, but to be bad off for
clothing and commissary stores.
Their object seems TO be to pre-
vent navigation to Little Rock.
and in this way to keep our for
ces from entering northeastern
Texas or northern Louisiana.
Gen. Schofeld has been re-
iieved OF his command on account
OF severe illness. Brig. Gen
Heron, Of Pearidge and Wilson
Creek memory, is his successor
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SOUTHWEST MISSOURI AND
ARKANSAS.

The latest from the south west
represent the rebels quiet in that
quarter.
Hindman, it is believed, has
retired to winter quarters at Fl.
Smith. The Federal army hav.
ing retired to Springfield, No.,
the hostile forces are separated
by nearly 200 miles. In this in.
terspace, it is said, no more cam.
paigning can be done till another
crop shall have been raised.
The rebels have force of a.
bout 5000 at Little Rock. and
one of about 5000 at Cotton
Plant, east of White River. and
a force perhaps equal to both the
above is at Arkansas post, go
miles above the mouth of the
river and on the last bluff before
the Mississippi, for the purpose
to prevent navigation OF the riv-
err. They have taken the guns
from the wreck of the Pontchar.
train, and mounted them so as TO
command the river. 1900 ne
groes are said to be at work throw
Ing up Notifications. The reb-
els here are reported to be pretty
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FEOT THE EIGHTY-HOUR TH.
CATLETrsBURc, Ky.

Ed. JOURNAL: There has Dut
little transpired here under this
especial command, FIR The lasi
three weeks, which would really
be worth remembering. at least
do not know that we have bene-
fitted the Government, except as
a guard, for the past at Guyan-
dotte, to keep out little predatory
bands which would come to that
point.
When we arrived in Kentucky
on the Sth day of last September.
we supposed the Saith Ind. would
have had a chance to make
her mark before this time, but
the gods, or some other power
unknown to us, have tied us
down, and kept us in inactivity.
We have for nearly three months
been in sight of free soil. and to-
day, after the third move, the ev-
erlasting hills of Ohio and Vir-
ginia are still looking down uD-
on us and frowning, and if they
could speak, they would certain
ly tell us we ought to be asham-
ed OF this inactivity. | suppose
this inactivity is chargable to
somebody, bat who is in fault
we know not. One thing is GER
tain, it is not the fault Of the Off
GERS Of the S4th, for they are
anxious for service, but we can
not move a step till we are or
dered by our superIors. 1t is true
the wv stage of water in the
rivers has something to do with
the movements of the army In
the God-iorsaken country of
Western Virginia. We have jus:
heard OF marching orders .or the
Big Sandy River, where the peo-
pie never see the sun more than
four hours in a day, and where
they CRATE all their corn for their
bread, and -tenths of the far
merS never owned. wagon, and
use plows made out of boards.
At this point we will probably
rust out this coming Winter
The 10th Ohio was up there last
Winter, and will take mp the line
of march for that place to-mor-
row. and as we belong to the
same Brigade, we will 90 up and
help them camp there this Win
ter.
1t has been rumored in camp
that the s4th will probably get a
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Important Notice!

Notice Is hereby given that have
this day sold TO Dr.. J. Z. BEyEaLY ms
iateres; in the Office Of the WiNcHEsrER
JoURNAL.
All those knowing themselves indebted
20 me or % the firm Of DTyEs 4 BovE
sasKE. on back subscription. legal adver-
Using or JOB work, will see the necessity
OF making Immediate settlement. as | an
determined 70 close up - books.
L. g.. DYNEs.
MoVDaY, November y, l-62.
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DELIGHT OF REcrIrUDE-There
is an exhllaration, hope, a JOY,
springlng up within us when we
WILL with power what we see to
be good, when we are conscious
OF reading under foot the low
principles and interests which
would part US from God and duty,
when we sacrifice firmly and un-
reservedly selfish desires or the
worlds favor TO the claims of
Christian rectitude.
Charming.
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ONCE MORE AND FINALLY.

ONtE hOhE aND TIN n ILL.,
An inadveriance OF workmen
IN the Office compels allusIon a.
gain to the Judge S ni;h-Portland
affair. Until within n very short
time, the present editor had not
assumed entire control Of that
department, aad from wnat had
been the custom he was not sur
p7ised to see, in proof, a short ar
tlcle from the Independent In
reference to The above natter
So soor as his eve tell upon It,
he made the request :hat It, by
all means, be thrown out, as ne
wished to have done with that
matter. This was readily agreed
to By the other partner, and ne
could almost have sworn, when
his attention was called to 1t on
the morning Of publication, that
it was not in the paper. 1t came
about thus
Il was not read in proof at all
but taken back into the compos-
itor's department ard set aside
but not distributed. In this way
it was found by a hand who hap
pened 20 make up the forms for
the outside of that paper, bun
knew nothing of the cIrcumstan-
ces, and placed in a space 1t was
adapted 10 fill. In this way the
whole edition was worked oil
with the obnoxious article In It's
columns. No one, perhaps, re-
grets it more than the editor. lie
would not have had it appeore
knowingly on any account.
A final word about this whole
matter. We published the orig
inal article because We thought
it gave a true statement Of the
"afair.' The Judge replied,
IN erfeaSo. As the "town was
full of people, 1t was expected
that something further would be
said by witnesses on one side or
the other. Everybody else keep
ING silence, we intended to do
the same.
Towards our neighbor and fell
low townsman, Judge Smith, we
never have had an Ill Telling
Take him out OF politics, and
We have few neighbors with
whom We have got on more a
greeably, and we have had con
siderable intercourse and deal
ings with each other.
To our WY of regarding things
his political principles are high
ly obnoxious to- the growth o.
true liberty In this country, anc
to the preservation and integrity
of the Government. 1t was as
a politician, as an intelligent. in
ffuentlal and determined expo
nent and defender OF the devil
daring, pro-slavery, session
symPathizing-Sth-January De-
nocracy, that he was spoken oil
in this paper in reference to the
rather notorious affair-s.more in
sorrow than in anger" 1t was
the politician that went to Jay
/ conntv ON that memOra BILE "Gc-
tober day." The politician had
seen in the results OF the cleo
ton "a CLEAN of hope" The
politician felt elated. The poll
tician doubtless had taken an ex-
ira glass OF wine when he drove
into Portland; and further this
deponent sayeth not.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-28
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The railroad from Aqua creek
to the Rappahannock, and the
bridge across the Potomac, are
about finished. The cars carry
supplies within g miles OF Aqua
creek, and by "corduroying' the
roads Quarter Masters supplies
are said to have been promptly
furnished. The rebels are being
rapidly and strongly REINFORCED,
and additional defences are seen
to be going up, and it is telegraph
ed now that Lee has Joined
Longstreet, and that A. P. Hill,
ID. III. Hill and, Jackson are
hnownto be on the way thither.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-28
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