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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26
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M:oieiis1t De'tin2tioH~. -; .,,:-..
|: TIE Pe;cEsburg- aExpPSss" ;atateess .rnE &
.cpupid Of dcsertcrs: who had heenacft behind
.Fth,4 4'hsrs At Berkelcy; to d:csivs Fn5 Con-,
ffeaeTat ficsetE rho nighs Rs -sast >7nrius,
r Inv 4scisate tie stscs.i-.ia Is,it s1e n iinj
I.ty Of HsTraon a:i.audiaS: CAN'T 'ftrosS5 j Jsras
ris.r. Ii Z 56d "a :Fsd .' t.
our piskstz 1T P0iint, Tlssz: 1sa !
peio1I2 II aa llpaoiSACaEairyi rssEssh.,: snd'
roiunaared fr3n,the al,r cf Cfitaea Z" i!'i;
The report hat :dct.1slisn = nieatf;;7 at;7' Ia z
slFgoie ] ltg ii jsi5 Per-. 55nl tfs gf@r BODY Of
shsH} hass beercGRyeys1i 81 fredericksburg
or vici y.b Eaatsre Btu shat sii the Artii1cry-
and -ar~ went u, fi fiiii ed nat iineir de5-
tinetiol h was lIor1E;t5 lIorEt65wH. a. fro;a iori:tc vi.
they Will dautsless p. tluvsSed.Dy .Hasar :t4:j
tie sSslrtd :laaa!ity:- Ihs ais' thht MeIlcF-
a.asn-. il. much ;s:oraif:sAi," ss;li
thssi.hyr. a,. nsh5 IT. 5iTtIs4 I51 Struggling
tt?stsah IL, 50Ea:ts 0Ea:ts j., n,GnsEIes City and Heas
5ico;-orhi a5 sisrs ...i,'eFFo7,uait5> to,:alip
scra5s The river. AID ;uIrr:fit. Il, Atle eo1:
isaz.s sah ii t:'5 5iss il tEs -
etrt b .ttle: 'Ia s.l ae 50 CO. men
but say .::llss bs;s - IS ,!saEa's+fnd Essl. TT,
asiu .,J ah 4it:l5ksisare rais Of ttcii fl fl
lferAs ii 3 i1y tisfit:: - " "a:
/ ..Thef give ii as lhsiT lia,4 81 e4s5
csald gather. .lA4sI 1s: :hs2t .1aave.upon Eici-.
mnni viii bemsas from the north side in
-tH6 srpura!e .nt iE r -ri;;ii: f1ki,iia, ari4har
THIS plan which is lfs jei.st rsuir oP HsisseolEt L;
Pops. gni iIcCIeian 5itsG 5t IA toI= If aSsu:-
cc&sful wiirTIfius al sni & sit Is!.aeyy sIoT;S
to.4a3t,,7s i,icLlnaad.
I 1..a :..;-==- ==--s-fs'----~-.--H 1..'-.-:~'
lssusl:i IS iL&no ssI Virsihis' u esEaoEs ia,s
s4;nr,sr Ii5u.1z.as c:isn i:f ii i Il
" lahHl4 Il sianzitAfs aoaass;;.a :asgq7 S;f sass
. E.:1lt II, t& @airhsStl'c UNI and me-
?kiH+saI- ate Janvs y Dra"T. "''-:i
:: Elnfasyl E-ta In " atkins cunias1i'tTnc. ~
Killed. Fsi,4i I Jnep pE Sritsisi .,:'-'..>''
: s ed sEfff:dt; ii !iii'y''E aj.b, -.9ysr&ly
ue,weetii' siisaiairs Isl 7'=r.Si r5hG 4 Fisher.
.se4eseGv lii lev CdrpGrai !ieT lfYii.r, siTsCtly
,'Its yt%i1: ;'lais1f: IN "a: u 81 9'5ssk,
ermpdY z; Esit Eiis.r e5InttI "a II
t,siiisSf 7'rf7ate tito T' :vS.s, -, "-",
wv nrTdedAPtf:rktss YIN iS;pfca c: ii: ftg:.
YIN ssilcEanDridgs.ia ls:Es: ,s ;,.,;;. =. :,
: .GnnpsnY J. Capt HunphI:-S. SoniRslding;
W Wou7d d%i-ffiTates Jas Harris. IT, fotC
arlDs: IN: hail. il. foot. :, -;
:coloF tparF sat:# :5': :tal;F5s:ssd
= Pat icar c5y2Sasics, q i,:he yelF-rf"l TsIs
engaged IN THIS bs5tle., .ths:Ce3s hsyiqEE n2sn
ds.acked in the. IoTgAng en picket .dutr:
IEStsas saaisisi n tts. IsiiiReat WHICH ma has
heeD, sinee !6s GA MaE lasss Rars 81 Ge:eTe! s
battles St of f:;is sie6SSeIi tFsss Rsy5 :YHs =
pubic; ;Gsinss, MI: aIalya!Es::Hal eRaslaYfk;
tefss Motntssrs to 2gS,, being (: Least .:aiEa
ofahose st snJ time eIgages.;x::. 80 II Isis.
M ~ 81! l, ,l5s. ss yozE5 s5d - e a4Ess Esst 20
-: i: :-=sall'|es' gu: E ess &:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26

,... i:nss:l. .... ....-....... .
-. ! g.nij.u.,i. !" 10 .as Lately se;! !.'t iI-.m
III. aifg> reports sha; ttsi crop 81 iIas't WI
iI@.' ~: ls'gy iit.:s :.f, 'prof,Slj ,'a'rapis
..ny. :.r,yious.. y,ar u If4@. Aitnoaan IL H'.e
sss,.s ol. 81 IouIs. IL vii; not ~ '.Yie '!.aj1
,iata jes for,.ne r.a.Nl farmer, e''r!i not pro-
r,irt ss.Gd ;:,dat. 10 !il.n;. t:fir "A!.:s :,
1taf,tirt. r-le. fnt high price 81 Fi;l5@ea !iSs
md rnr fdw rricr u corn. '2 t'>Est.:
II Ii: ii rHI.. of7 tie SOUTH
r.: n,;7f- +: the caG:a II this great n
crtaac Ihy crop vii Dc. I,pe about ne EVE
II i,.l+a,:d ri; 5a7ac .fltU ns rxet Htout re
IL of Tic rr,sc::t hign ?rFz Ct c"'-
=o,;s49 r...r .rr r,;=t:sr 'iii ca;isc la:!rct'
,t..r into 'tha-sitt. shI'aE Tho Western cr;:-h-
sT:: iff* 7spri,r COT Al! they can
now paw for, G. ia7--c proportion CT ,hc crop
vii 3rda ~ Is ay t.as:~ari." t.iTcHd7 Is-gs
skltj hss.cit tceil raafr for den7cr:; il sew
York d7- d:7,-,r!g 4A1sfa5t rrti September; ca:
IN. 5:*v.ttt6ut rtrec: The crnp y Chic If.
r5s ,st:msted AZ d uilIon Ct DG&tic1S;; aud II
ms Rebellion cot1uues the VIZ. wilr.'ih
arc tsr t-sss produce liDstsd 5u0sFh to sap::
6lT tHT t r5tzd States; and hsTe surplus III
Esxp5:sarion. The imports of'!atee yesE;;itCo
1pI1ao and New York, from The East lrs1fes,
EtTe tn;o or ,hree stt:siiiiiohn bu;beis.-"Boston
Team. HulHttI ''':''i . 'I
' - = -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26


hepaIL il TIA :kiisj ahtWol1isi Ga 4la faurtn Ell;
|, .:eEia, EEeip ap;Eiaaa il tie Ersdselasat OF stn
= nusr.ts imea !. .-..: :-:l:-2 i!2:.@.s
!. cts'4 DTfElnF. Tbs l2Ih'y!tGlNI. Rls;FaEi'zs-
-,5-:djdtalt Festas.Cow nIrirl: badlF F1Touuded.
+! Gem ps5y :AA..:-T- -orrriett-T Tsptsin. Geo Gu!!
! h.n ,5kshtlJ Serg't NJ M5vTs; PriTats5t L
bufTos. ead fn',A 4 Istt55: 49, '-:,~i-' 80 ;
T.: r6E, pany C!AiToG oGaded EF1i7stss i u
HarE-Tl J:R 'eclvin@sTa 3 HaGcoi1S: - =.
: i'htD pan; D:AH6anas ;f-Pr's N:tt55asIues,
-Lf4i Sch hStht?:sJ l. NichoE;i|tF I1rsiEso1 ia.
Isary apa.Ishnis f5apper2 -, T-'+ -
i--Geh'psnF F-EAei- = Eitttennn,s .tudtSstt
and. .Hdlhprhs7;,1 80 -. -,
nded-SeTi4 ssa1.:: FRI stss ftlns
Fields and Il !l:EonkJ.
:: Gefnpany F.--W Wouudct=Csp pc ShTs1s Ser
fEeaEs:E EtzhasE: kzi7stes RiicheFa Fsfss: :5as
.Lssahd j Nag Ind. -,..-- -: .--:-:
osonfsag H H-=EoGHst;iiss::, -s.77isT7"s:rss 4: y;
iFhofhlioi, j IN ySni.h-g1iF s:Russli.-,., ,
:. sG5isp l,-M MouHdai- -ssssr1ss Y ilI RalSsg:
:PTieste SaWuel Alc1s7s s----, FSiksr..- 1:
1~aGean hais5i he Fti7@ts F ~
;sGut1, SSsggaaa1--Wa allr- = -. l. =. - :.
=: .o~-=. ,EE3s s:.uLAII e. '.-,..~..!.-
Killed. -. .s.:. -. H. ..:.r.-... -
.yas7sii3ss. -: ...-- :. =. ri
g a&..;- ----,--#a-s,----%- = -
-~:Iclsi. :. L.. -. ...--.-: - ,aae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26
:RE=f5F. T.isi1If sT9ti: II tVf:;V1: f''l' ;''
Elm LS9.f:sT ITDi,I At So, a., :
= =, .lsuoslr,. Set,00O. , G:5li i.GGJ.

- Fl Ttas tie ssock+nar cr- bard in. buroFe
and Of Fast Indian snd' American IA .aTTsa
s. ffhe end OF October, Is on1y 5e5 ,Gi'' bsl"7'
sgains t--a.5 ,0a5 est the sarEs> period: last
vesE. sucke-cemParativ,it5J sfS,ah SIMPLY fer
The next three months waf RAJ nrta rTke
Ii, ole who may esen-irct' be con 7erean. Wal
tfae ,ratsT h6S-t4ftlts is = our poslton. at t';e
mr., lent ,nIuiDp,ff, and how IT ~ f1sf
rlr, ~ ef effsrtsesh3usa be made TO Ohtit'h
a.. y india nov our oniy hope !nr:s;s n
aros: 6rtfnn az possible Of the suppl o.. oe'-
tGa :hiGh Europe .'ntr~ 're4unc' 70 meet -e"t
rcnrn aipt.on CT cotton goods golns.ef'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26
3, Counterfeit Treasury Ho'e'


I: ~ali Be ser yths nothe q! il nsn6thsF i. 81: r
4aa IN, + Secretary aIsaiassF h4z ase.asa' Y
,riitd1c, :ro1a: eireule'iap- all tie ecafed0ra7e
T.s.crv+--,Sotrs Of INC denominations os fift!
ana ,x.a. d2lisFs' r. ''atsa sfRtsFnSSf "a
1861. -. -. !-,.i -.7i.-!.--- n.,t 49,: =: =
tqrs,n haidiRg aesss ef Ina ah:'I''2-' ae-
-oIis;r asiiors aud date may deposit 7ne same
viii tbe rrsss.hist dr any =: 54HS u; 4T:Hs. g.:
urer ana Eaceiys n exchange S! intsFS:: g$z!.Sz
ao,e7. CT, call. &c uiacaIes,: which ce5'!hea's.
iii bs 4akga up wisk other notcs"ss soon %
i,si i4 can fbe p7apafcd:. and -4:ri1 saktn eIsnt
sersst shsfcea 5iq 6s PAID a '1s ssts . g 81:
Der cent: ..:.-.- ~ -. :. 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26
". 1Is taAIRNA AE: N Goa arFrsifk. vN'
..s.tt tdiIIrA eY: 1RfAI{SS III GUNsf2Esg. :..-,

4p3rEE ca a!Sn AZ. Hr ttHE .C9n AIIfAh, YIN
..s.tb uirA eY: @sFAIAss LII! CUNeT2Ess. =. I.'-'
i ,. Apo y an VA v!t;lJE JEilsF#f 10 make few ssy
'yest.nnh III regard i" re-nganizhtior Of
;sou.e, IF the.aitPartuanIs MrthtL nrnya III
will venture 10 soy that they will sneeO rhe.
applyvar lhe sshtirs .sTnsE;' IS: IloTi i
The general seBtime.t. OF tins brigade III which
..c .Ir..,-: 49, .:-:. 81 +-5 '.:':a. :
E7;Isnid tie oonacTi iFtci, to pertans ii. 10 IL
.5'sara, a,ras i;allaw no ;SSpstitt77cF ri 'thg
t. ,.sAa1horizs tic SyTEso7: Gcrerai-es anTss a
Hjzps,af c6rps d male and female purses i
and nses nniiis for MILITARY duty, OF. over 45
ears, toact;;ss, bosrftat guards. 'srhbulancs
drivers ana nurses. :s.".":' 9. s.'-i ::
Autho1i=e the Quar:cTn:5tcv General, 10
sreanise 4 Transport Corps O. men over IS
raars. to ac1 as tcanastsrs. &C. A. -
:: <Authorise tie P5o1Qst Marshal Genstal 70
enhss men cTer IS gears &c. :aca sf local. and
prison guards and guards to-putlic buildings
90 essnincut stores; &c, -. =. :.
? AuthoFiEe ihe Secretary Of AZ 70 ap-
b5iint:a eref- afas Feisre and .-Bugier Tor'the'
sntir ii; arnJ, :dhoshall have authority to en-
list.aeoRa .os hass under theagaof. L. 3eara.
who Shall be- Instructed as drumEsrs and
.J.-i.s-%-
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shc Engagsn:u: 6: Ez=;ss 0sh:,iisg2, Ger j B.
T.:-lEis-, -: : a=-.,-:.-' ..!'-'i" 80; : !:
,-..-- .<21s1G=ot5IA EEf::sEsE: - ,..r
- ConpanT Big ouadsi--5ares ESroIaH
rs,o5uitided tadIz; EIdi#aid T Cio1dr: badly ly..,
.'t6mpsnz 4.-Msaadsd-2d Lieut. JohH r
Ir.F1: 17ound=d slightly. -. Z, 81
" .:DTH~Asz6L LiS,tss. -F.E5 islEE1T.--,- .'<~';-
I CsrsdzE r. T:oa dIss,i1PrisateH. Nil
lisinson, raeaaded slightly; E-TBsiiJ.
i; T Z Ulms, Slightly: :. -: :. .,i.~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26

'3od Iusrt@rn,aSicc. AMI comin;;>s.;es arc
:. :: >h=,l,;.ei and f1avJcdi icr. ihei. 5a1-
=. as za'Aruarts 'tut had :kaGtl :bc,
',:a1l: h+eii9f.on, Removed. W wLen+,r1 de-
'tai. IJ;.ioL u.e itt-s ,af ;ile ii .ny AND the
:Si:"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26

!. Gayi Mcreni4ad A&s ~ ;th :hs
propagation oistki SslIIcsse,. Il fGn NE L. To ol
.S:eptgnine7, Gov .In7ahea.t-~ilh. ssFu other
ciiiieni o, :YllTil2 .,la7ar5. fIrfet and Ear,
ksft IRE .,.d i'll tnair dwellings ai n,loliShs
tru the.E. :. IAr:t.i nr lhe ?tHte, snd j. !In me-
darI,Y, borne cHfr. ,lls. TiTrr4Jih1 Lnd!adaA 70
The nszl 'dst" i'ie .?aasrs ail sant IN Inder,
Slia&i 10 Fort; Ia la eltt... sln2 yaes saInes
iiSke theA sOtiicslioi- "st- -: t:sigfille ion-'
iiss.a1,e SAp4 IS 81 he f.
pressed, and the ahdsss,s- -rn, &hepeeple eli this
%:iiti.e p seysrFd'-bE 74te;: Srnfeieal. ani't1ei
D. as III Inion 5 lad iads sH & a ~ IL bGdlisa
1iol- al! TINS afiIasa Pnriistre niilaS and ae~
ton ii tte:pssS1t ssnsJ Jziiy ,ahd |:
.presume .coEEnc q j.; tas-EaIe 4beerr $hs..ooie
,csuse"od the c7rcst Of tie parties ana sup.
pTiessios of the paper. always warn South.
ern organ. .s.e..s. -.
--'Tfis action upon ..h", parv' q che Federal
authorities created d: profouna .!seEsatior'
shroas:houtT THE sSs.ta. especially aRiong";te
leading Southern ucn-. A'settsc bf nsecus
i y troubled and OPPRESSED every one Whea
suca-S man as Goyernor Marclaadt sosexafMs
ed in position and so bel6"cdtF the Reople
was ssfuck down BY the sstresg-.baadeofs a..
"b!trh1J ,pewsr NJ. one; Htas s. e: EesaIng
:: :Soutt!e-n Ines fsst aand Knew this, and gaoss
Of them At opet 10 fesse the State.
Hdwes; PJftsr afd Sc ST Sf IF hAde
their escape, and Is.ssan party in the Legis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26

-; ;..,3 ,>aa, vsne:.i: Akssn tascr,j:.L!s
~! hy Il. yrsi. nE. &c ~ .h.r.so ~ sas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
MvEssr0cK.

Dsovsrsa nd Farmers Wi ttndt his the pos tAdvan-
wstsrsd and supplied with 1sxAlEe1nsn ~ }havs
be opened oDthi and fiscohnNctons and every
where viii be found every convenience for fsedlng
sad res estiHs chaias 10 otEsrsA ~ tkS RhekADo2~
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MAKKIT1.
fhis will also bs found thS sh0vtsst. quieksstand
aost direct route for Stock - New Y~rttvis Alass-
spvnls~Snd wnh fswsr chen nSesthsp a9fstApr.
kNOCA LEWI6 ,GeAeYal1upt, 4lsu.atA. Pa
I. l.. HOUpT~ Gen. flehst 4 q ,RhliAA<lpAis.
II. H. HOUSTON Cen 'lPrslEht 49,. rAllsdslp4ia-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19
II r FIGHTS.

# r. e j 9Th rs. 4,
NJ ID iss outs. .EmAbAas ~ ~ - 1~AA -
forwarded from Phiiaaslphia, ny, YSsk.1 1pefoAAf
1Istsppa 40 ~ u1a1 hhs Sst1N q y
e ss.e oa,s k:s:s;hls nina
TAs PeaAsylvaais Rail!aaA sl9e seHsfAe xn1ee
= = sss sas 3 iisvis 4. 1ssssssss
:aRg $780, .ssa
= ~
siea efSAalsI - - ~ npntansesb ssl5 sisA
sseA1slss osSlS5b 5bSsAy tfassit.
TAo 1a1es - E1e1wht
To aadf fron aay polntin the west blythe Pspnsyl-
VISITS Csatrsi kaflroad, are q al times As F1-
y9R!AsnLE N = u As q M ARx CHARGED ~ oIHkRRA1l
A4ea;:s..ie5so nsris,ssssss, .'v'A Pass. +.
,rorrIsiehs oesxsta,se shipPisg Dirsssie.a. A.
ply to sitssr ofshe following AssnssofsAs
X. r. SASS. s. Louie .Aissouri.
ID. A, ETkMAkT ,Fse1Iht AGrnt, RittsburHhs
CLARKEA CO.. .Trsnsf4r Agents, p
NV. kR0WfE& bO., CinEi6nsf0.
nc. NELpRUM CO., Madison, Ina.
,j.E- k00kn LOaIsvilie, Ny .f9FA &t 80
W. w. AIKMAN Ca, Evansville, Ind.
CLARKE 4 CO, ,Chisass, Ill. ess
W.H. q 4. l.. LAKGLEY ,Gahipolis,O.
G.R. NAL, Fara cssosyg, VI.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta, o.
n 3. FIERCE 4 CO., Asnssville, %.
RpeMEIL Ancohn ICON kke.''noasA'o. ks
J.P. JOHNsoN, Riplsy o.
JOHN TOpD, oovington, Ky.
G.. J.. HEATQN, Cleyclxnds o.,
h. MkLDKuk, Gent Travelling Ag'tfor
he South anawest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

WAVED
200 bushsls Prime, Clear Timothy Seed, at hlghel
1a1ket pE3ce for 4 sah, q 81 aAd 60 LevAe, n ~
seb910-& " CONNABEE 4 MYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-19

MEDICAL BOOKS.
barclay On Medical D,asnsss;
ssss 81 S;:ss:s S::... q e T. Z. ias:. I:
Bird ON Urinary Dsposits; a
bartlett on Esvers:
Hedford's Obststrics;
as:sss..s s r3ssl esnssss7. ssssssss; pa,..s,.r,;
ssssr: e:s .saiifsSs,ssk j fSs.,sksp.
EhurekIit 81 fChilates;
ChnrtAiit ea Woman;
nAltonss Pa, sioiog,; 4{
DAn9hson's Flss slOlogy;
MnGhson's Medical LEXICON;
n sirsss'aus1Rsy;
s s..i,,.a s,ss . ]. u ...srs
Jeass'Op1Aaints aSdleaas.
49,. ~: s.: -: 8 :;'::sE ...a.s..,s.s
ls::. s|sl.. go: ~. :i:sssssy! is::ssss;y.
Nysl ss.sss cespss4;
PirriaAs stnS1is1l t11ssss;ou
Prpsesnstno Msds1aI L61do9Sj
&c. Rassses:9 J aoses.slI = Sonny
IsSior's n4dams JStispfsdSnse
T.ss 4T.ssos :. e. a..s:. rs...sss u tsaIsrs
WEllss s5ss.s.ssss = ks4,slp.t
- w9sssssss'sess ~, -.
.w31ntss go IA TsSsp. -. n. !
..y:ss - !. Il, 81. - M ssfGo "a
/ CorToN BATrINIs' q
cottsn 4 silA. - II i QtSes sls s,y 4.
bsrseIsS u s u q - ~
d..le-s -..s..as n a
kn BOXES FfRr CRX " nT Tpo Y15T
OL TIM iaoka1DHxos z g e ssaslaS
49, ~ s~s y AAM'L SoEAeo
#f@ s4 8ss
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Subject. This part of me mes
sage we may notice next week
only now quoting, in his own
language, Mr.. Lincoln's closing
paragraphs:
The dogmas of the quiet past
are inadequate to the stormy
present. The occasion is piled
high with difficulty, and We must
rise with the occasion. As our
case Is new, so we must think a
new and act anew. We must
disenthrall ourselves, and then
We shall save our country.
Fellow citizens, re cannot es-
cape history. We, of this Con-
gress and this administration, will
be remembered in spite of our
selves. No personal significance,
or insigniticance, can spare one
or an Dtker ofus. The fiery trial
through which we pass will light
us down, in honor or dishonor.
to the latest generation. We say
we are for the Union. The
world will not forget that we say
this. We know how to save the
Union. The world knows we
do know how to save it. We
even We here-hold the power,
and bear the responsibility. In
qiriRq freedom to the STARE, we
assure freedom to the free-hon-
orable alike ia what we give,
and what we preserve. We
shall nobly save, or meanly lose,
the last, best hope of earth. 9th
er means may succeed; this cod
not fail. The way is plain,
peaceful, generous, just-a way
which, If followed, the world
will forever applaud, and God
must forever bless.
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Mr.. Powell Of Ky. called up a
resolution offered by him in rela-
tlon to arbitrary arrests of citi-
zens OF Kentucky
Mr.. Clark of n. II. moved to
insert "If not Incompatible Nth
the pubic safety" Thus amend
ed adopted.
After adopting resolution OF
Mr.. Harding of Oregon calling
for a treaty with the Indians OF
Southern Oregon and Northern
California.
Adjourned till Monday.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
]. b. HARRISON.
DIRECTORY or THE HOS
PITFALLS.

DIRECTORY or THE HOS
PITFALLS.
THE SANrTARY COMMISSION
have established an office of IN
formation IN regard to patients in
the Hospitals Of the District OF
Columbia, and OF Frederick City,
Maryland. BY a reference to
books, which are corrected daily,
an answer can, under ordinary
circumstances, be given by return
mail to the following questions;
lst. Is giving name
and regimen; at present in the
hospitals of the District or OF
Frederick city?
ID. If so, what is his proper
address?
Sd. What is the name of the
Surgeon or Chaplain Of the hos
pital?
18th. II not in hospital at pres
ent, has he recently been in hos
pital?
9th. If so, did he die in hospi
tai, and at what datc2
9th. If recently discharged
from hospital, was he discharged
from service?
9TH. not, what were his or
ders on leaving?
The Commission is prepared
also 10 furnish more specific in.
formation as 20 the condition oil
any patient in the District hos.
pitals, within twenty-iour hour,
after a requestto do so, from an
officer OF any OF its corresponding
societies.
The office of the Directory
will be open daily from 8 o cloch
"a m. to 5 O'Clock p. m, and ac-
cessible in urgent cases at any
hour OF the night.
The number Of patients in these
hospitals is about $4,000. Ii
found to be practicable, the duty
here undertaken locally by the
Commission will be extended to
include all the general hospital.
in the country.
FRED. Law OLMsTED.
General Secretary.
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Written for the Journal.
FOR THIS w EEK

propose to write for the Jour
nal succession of artlcles-tri-
files, rather, perhaps | should say
-on different subjects, and some
times, it may be. without any
subject. As ] have all the repu.
tation desire, people need not
suppose | write to please them.
j shall choose my own topics,
and the method Of treating them:
shall be as dull and as absurd,
rs radical and as conservative as
like, consulting no taste but my
own.
promise but one thing,
shall always be short.
The Journal itself may come
in for share OF my attention,
Just as may suit my mood; and !
shall use the privilege Of com.
mendisg whatever is valuable OF
we'll done in the productions oI
my fellow contributors.
Readers will understand, that
the Editor is not in any way re-
sponsible for anything in these
fugitive writings OF mine, as
may not always agree with him.
| shall write under the contin-
ucd beading of " FoR THIS
WEEK" " and will always appear
in the same part of the Journal.
Each communication will be
complete IN itself, as Maga-
zine publishers say.
This, by way of Introduction,
that all may understand that il
there exists any great want in the
public mind, | do not undertake
to supply it. | leave that to
others, whose mission it is, and
shall make no attempt to be
either brilliant or profound.
Yours,
]. b. HARRISON.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
WHAT APPLE TREES TO
PLANT.

A correspondent Of the Ameri-
can AgriculturiSt makes tie fol-
lowing well-timed suggestions.
Select none but well tried varie-
ties, such as are recommended
for general cultivation by the
American Pathological Society;
leave new and untried varieties
for amateurs and nurserymen un-
til they are thoroughly tested.
Do not be misled by agents or
tree pedlerS, few of whom are
competent orreliable as advisers.
Purchase none but first class
trees, perfect in reot and branch;
inferior or defective trees are
dear at any price. Plant liberal
ly of choice varieties for family
use the year round, and if animals
be kept, procure plenty of Sum-
mer and Fall varieties of sweet
apples for their use.
For market, choose but few
sorts. Winter apples pay best
tor the general crop. The Bald
win is the best paying market
apple; and next in order of pref
erence is named the Northern
Spy, Roxbury Russet Gnferior
II quality, but long keeper. and
bears handling and transDorta-
tion welD Wagner, Swaar, and
Rhode Island Greening. No
variety bears more uniform and
abundant crops than the Green
ing, and it usually commands a
fair price; but it bruises easily,
and does not keep well long e.
nough to be sent to a distant mar
ket in Spring, When the crop
is large, the Fall price is not
usually remuneratiye. In many
localities the Baldwin yields as
well, bears handling better, keeps
longer, and IN winter commands
fifty cents per barrel more. The
beautiful Lady Apple, when we'll
cultivated, bears good crops, and
commands the highest price in
New \ ork, London or Paris. 1t
bears transportation well, and is
worthy of more extensive cult
walton. Where suitable land is
cheap, an extensive orchard of
this variety would prove a very
profitable investment.
For family use would name
the following in their order of
ripening: Early Harvest, Swee:
Bough, Golden Sweet, Summer
Queen, Primate, Porter, Maid
ems Blush, Jersy Sweet, Grvaen-
stein, Fall Pippin, Fameuse,
Twenty Ounce, Esopus Spitzen-
burgh, Tallman Sweet, and the
Winter varieties above named,
except Roxbury Russet, and this
list will answer every purpose
for those residing near large cities
where they can get fruit to mar
ket in baskets conveniently at
any time of year.
This variet, succeeds vol in some To-
ealities, but can not be recommended for
general planting. Except II favored re-
gions il is shy bearer.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

A GIRL at school would like to
have two birthdays every year.
When she grows up woman
he objects to have even one
or herself, or for smaller people.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12
Dec. 5.

HousE.-Mr. Stephens OF Pa.
desired to introduce a bill of
which he gave notice last sess-
ion. The object OF the bill is to
make valid all arrests and i'm
prisonmentS under the suspension
of the Habeas Corpus and IN
Identifying the President and
others concerned: and also to IN
vest the President with authority
to suspend the Habeas Corpus
under such circumstances as, IN
his judgment, the public safety
may require. 1t was withdrawn
for the present.
Mr.. Eallandigham hoped they
might have a full house when
the bill was brought up.
Mr.. Fenton offered a resolution
calling for the adoption of some
more speedy method of ehecting
furloushs and discharges OF sick
and wounded soldiers, the number
now unfit for active service a
mounting to over 10000. A
greed to.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Vt. offered a
resolution setting forth that the
means at the disposal of the Gov
ernment never was SO ample as
at the present for the termination
Of the rebellion. and that it was
the duty OF every one having any
thing to do with the matter to
strike the promptest and heaviest
blows for that object, without re-
gard to minor differences of opin.
ION. Agreed to. Yeas, AS:
NAYS, l-W.sJ. Allen alone vot-
ing in the negative.
Some other resolutions OF mi
nor importance were offered, and
lost, by Yallandigham, Cox and
Allen, of Ohio, when the House
adjourned.
SENATE.--Mr. Wilkinson o.
MINI. offered a resolution calling
/ for information concerning Indi
an barbarities in MINI. There
seemed a deal of sympathy IN the
East for these Indians aad he
wanted the facts to go out. Il
these Indian wretches were no
hung according to law, they woo
/ ce Killed without law, etc.
After some further unimport-
proceedings. Mr.. Anthony offer.
ed a resolution with the object oI
removing the tax on Powers o
Attorney for the collection o.
pensions and back pay of sol.
diers. Agreed to.