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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
DRSEJH RY

brief announce in the "Jou nal' last wee con-
Es5eat3 US tne s%u o. Ie oTa,n OF s: = AR1
Senator from orth Carolina. treEd, who knew
her istmately and very highly appreciated her viz
tues, desires pay humble tribute to her memory.
Mrs. Davis the daughter otien Thomas Polk
scended family which nas been extensively and hon
ouraby connected with the history Of country
she verT largely Inherited their valuable amabe
qualities of Eead and heart Her mind excellent by ma
highly improved By judieous reading and
reec and her pleasant nation a.ways
to be- produced, without ostentaon bat naturally
place, the charms OF conversation have known
q who had thoroughly fitted herself be
camD0nion of her husband even in an intellectual sense
and the general IN society long pisa ant
Iy by those had The good fortune
it upon terms of Intimacy.
and retiring IN her disposition and therefore, there
shrink from 9ny thing ike Observation-Disclosures or djgnev She
seldom went beyond nee family and heI intimate friends
companonshp pleasure she loved her h2ne made
loYable and found CHIEF delights lie IN the
discharge OF lis important duties. Within that halOWed
circle virtue, and Intelligence and refinement and
failing Of cheerulness and genuine ha pness 10
early life accepting promises of Gospel she assun1.
ed the duties Christian, and they faithfully dis
charged her lies end But her religion though all
CONGREGATIONS and professions which many for
plety. 1t re ion in its st pleasing aspect
confoundng innocent gay with and :h religion was
deeply impressed upon her household Her rule was en-
phaticaly OF love. Her voice never raised in
anger and even her reproofs administered in the
language Affection Thus by gentle means, she her
children virtue and truth and the result the
cheerful conten:ed, obeGiont families that ha
kneWp.
1t is sad to think that this fond and dutful wfethis de-
voted and judlcCus m0therLhis sincere ana gen e and
humble been removed genes
of her love and useunefs bat inscrutabe Prov
fer wise purposes hath ordered and it becomes US
not t. re pine We should rather consolation ia
the remembrance OF her virtues and the of her
blessed immortality. 1t to be hoped that Lotions
similar to these will afford cUmort to those heart
stricken ones who have been made thoroughly esoae by
this bereavement. Let them strive to remember and in
table AID when tie first violence their grief sh III have
passed away, they will ean TO regard the lost one as
lovely and g atefu image Of al; The CHER ard pul Ell
qualities of the mind and eoa
May God thus temper the blow, and garctf it thei;
everlasting good
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

The last reports from below represent that Gen Banks
with Is 900 men crossing Brashear Cely and Der.
T!cSs Bay; ten Tas lor was watching hi. movements
about Vermillion Bridge. the Attakapas. :
The victory of Sabine Pass complete. and without
peree in The official reports chow that the enemy
under Gen. Franklin and Weize with % Transports about
IzOOv men, and four gunboats attempted land The
whoe Confederate force ct the fort the
two men-the JEFF Davis Guards-mostly Irish. Their
nearest reinforcaments Houston This little band
fought the enemy several hours disabled three Qunboats
ana drove the whole feet gnomniousy away. They cap
tared two Il their best boas-the Clifton and Sachem-
with Il guns ard three hundred end eighty five prisoners
Including Commodore Checkers. The gunboqt Ariz9na
was supposed TO have been sunk after Rbe put sea-
zen MagFutfr WAS soon the spot and issues or
deTs from the gunboat Clifton.
AcTe PREPARATIONS being to meet the invasion
OF the Gpemr. The peope of Texes are rising fem the
ages of 10 so.
TIE Tribune has late Inform alton from which
states that the Yellow Fever s raging the Yankee
Meet The crews have been removed to Santa Rosa.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
kXnCUTnn,a NOTICE.

~.rHE SUB5CRBER ha wing at September Term 1868, OF
the curt Pleas and Quarter Sessions Tor sew ano'
yer uty qu fed Executor upon the estate OF Levin
ane deceased, hereby gives notice 10 81 pe's
sous having CLAIMS INST The sans are eIeoy hoheo 20
nr.san hem within prescnpei oy aN olbeF"lse
Pc no,ice will be pleaded in bar OF recovery.
'ni9 n " TAuS. H. LANE Executor.
r,,;,o nv abseuce from Wilmington, DIR. w. W Lane
u NV nor ized Agent TO settle ali business aganet sSd
Is my au'n T. u. Ian.
esta-e % ,cco ll-dkr3"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

wuxrsre ON the 2ud Of Octo Der, on tie W. W. -
Kgsk9SH betweeu lmiHgtuD aid Durgaw 2ta'lo.. "a
jS&Sa&x& mall black POCKET BOOK, oontaloiag ? ~
av a my turll ugh given at P par a. D hIs
nit, Tor pIxly days account OF am utauon VI '
rrioht arm at the sh der joint. ,oroo or
liberal reward viii Dc given for 1t" return " '' - -
c. Groom, Burgsw station. 7 n BROWN.
Ats
Oct 10th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
AUCTION SALES.
BIZ WILKES NORRIS. Auct'r.
CARGO SALE
At AUCTION BY CATALOGUE.
BY HENRY COBIA & co.

ON THURSDAY, 18th inst, will sell at No. 2, Granite
Row, Wilmington, +. c.. commencing at eclock' a. NJ
the entire cargo Of the Steamship
NA3GARET AND JESSIE,
comnsinr very valuable and well selected assortment,
Wis ,
Is bales SohaRbe's dark, fancy and grey Prints
bales dark, fancy DeLaines,
bales super saxones, white royal blue and scarlet
S bales super fancy w0Ve Flannels,
bales Fancy Tweeds,
s cases Ladies' White Cotton Eose,
casss Gents' Half Hose,
cases Coate;s and Clarks Sewing Cotton,
bales White Cambrics,
8 bales printed AID fancy Ginghams,
bales White Long Cloth,
l super suspendeIs,
2 bales White Serge,
cases Oxford Cloth Caps,
6 cases Cashmere Caps,
cases, 40OO Leaf Cards
4 cases Shoe Thread,
~ rolls Cole Leather,
9 cases French Waxsd Calf Skins, 1877 dozen, W
S cases French Letter Paper,
4 cases Foolscap Paper,
case Botting Paper,
5 cases Envelopes, assorted,
3 cases steel Pens, assorted
case Handsaw Fiea,
III cases Axes,
10 cases Taoks,
20 dozen Spades,
! cask Wedding Hoes,
3 cases Percussion Caps;
10 barrels AackeFe
1919 kits do
|. % kits Salmon,
so bags Fxtra tape CO1eea
10 barrels Double Refined Crushed Sugar
as barrels Light Brown CO.,
2cases wiltshire English Cheese,
9 casks Mason Backing,
5 casks Kerosene Oil,
10 Casks Double Boiled Lnseed Oil,
| 200 kegs Pr Carb Soda,
| 10 casks A'c 1hol Cos per cent?
| 20 casks Fpsom Sails,
cases Q1nine 900 oZ!.,l
casks ze2ned B1ax.
| Lease Hus'a.d.
Wfrningtoo. N. =. o. 9Th, 1868. 26-ts
Spa64zEs..s1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
MAGRUD.I.5 VICTORY AT SABINE PASS-afCH
MGND BROKERS VICTIMlZED.
RICHMOND, Oct, 3

Cen. -agruIe order tied Sept. 9th, announcing tc
m army tae victory at Sabine Pass has been re-
wed here. aaye the result Of this gallant achieve
the Of two fine gunho&ts OF fifteen heavy
20. two luaGced prisoners among them the com
sEGey CT he eet and fifty Of the enemy killed and
oundea, while Ent vas lost on side
1rei.
The ment OF the London Times that Mr. I3ason
IGgs E-ssal Of lis in eDon to withdraw from r.
rI GCHht correct, II Is understood shat ipsruc-
o= 10 i2j effect we're sent him last August, when it
famed 'baE the English government rad second time
.,EecteG iie OVlT Of France for Mediation.
several brokers' Of this city vi2umz d about week
days ago by calling himself Lvir gson repre-
ati himself q member OF the ftm Of j. ]. North &
brokers' savannah, Ga. lie induced them to sell him
il tuT drafts that firm t. the amount Of hundred
mi ty thousand dollars Alter secus ing the gold lie 1ed
= parts unknown. tie IS believed to have embarked tor
from NiIungtCn both Lis hands appeared 10 be
oIE CT, beng in sling. 1t pro baby de-
-.s prevent Identification. he accompanied By
GC,GeD The drafts have been returned urctc.t ted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

CAMP GIsT Rect sULLIvAN's ISLAND
Oct. It'll, 1868.
NOTICE.
A LII MEMBERS Of Company 6, 6lst Regimen now alb
sent withaut proper authority ordered to report
at this Camp immediately for duty the nearest Hospt
for by the Medical Board Family Physicians
certificates are not received accompanied by
cate Justice of tie Peace that he is Phsscian Of
Stating the time asked for in extension of furlough All
air to comply with above order will be considered
deserIers and treated Accordingly ,,,,rr
Capt Com'dg Co. o. 6lst Rest:
oo+ oh 1ee7 26-2t-2-It*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

sian cccrs and let slip opportunity manifest the
Char5in. Already several Fquabb!es have taken place
The committee to examine the hsrbor of New York state
that they sder ia perfect of defence and
any vessel tempting to enter it Wil be expcset
to tie fire of eight hundred guns of the heaviest cabre
Gold in New York Friday quoted at l43f.
Thn Steamship Hatorna with European adv:ces to The
22d inst passed Cape Race the lst inst The LonGo1
Times that ~. Mason has fled Earl Russell thai
he had been instructed withdraw r N England, and
about to proceed to France.
The United States gunboat Keageage had 2TriVed a;
Brest. The Florida il said leaves bEest % The I'D
com etey repaired and proceeds immediately to meet
e ler< Corvette at Lisbon and attack her before she
car lie i3ired tho Brett which il repairing.
The Confederate loan qaoted at 30 to % per cent dll
count.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
LAND FOR SALE

. FOR SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO Sc UREA home in Neck
= euburg county N g The subscriber desires to sell
hi. FARM place is located 81 miles from he city OF
Charlotte and contains A5 about one hal cleared,
we'll Improved with good Orchards aid good water For
further add the subscriber at Charot Oh
W. a nd see for Won self. w. III. MATTHEW'S.
0O 80 LIT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FROM RICHMOND

hICHAOED OCT. btny ISOS.
iTo grand review Of the stale forces to-day by
.a. i4Z nd Gov Latchar, IL tie OF Camp Lee
ful turnout ui the various Regiments ami Bat
There large .teEG OF ladies' and other
IpsCars. There i'll be another review Of the employees
o the Confederate G0Vernm)At Clerical and mechanical
L,E- a lIGay.
Gen. "cEAaui, ntrg LIisade o. Euayt's cayal-
seriously Injured Il days since by the fall his
ose, VII st gaogns aesoaa the fed near 0rarg Court
House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
WOman's Task

Great, indeed s the taak assigned r. Who can
elevate its dignity Not to make laws lead armies
not to govern empires tut to form those by VIII the
laws are ma de- and armies led ad empires governed to
guard from the slightest faint Of pos be unity he raI
Cal beRg must be derived fir her TO sp!re 10 prE
clp'es to incucae tn doctrines to animate those senti
ments which generations unborn ard nscDs
zed. shall ear ess soften hrnn into negcy,
and cfasten honor refinement to exat leDer0siy
virtue by her sLohng 20 aaV the anguish of
The body ard the aI worse anguish OF the pind hf her
tenderness Tass0n; By her purity 10 trum h
serse to cheer the scholar sinking under
console statesman for the ng,atitude % mistaken
people be the ensation for the hopes ,hat
bighted; ter frisnds that perfcus, for happiness
thai has passed away Such her vccatonth8 couch OF
the tort ued sufferer the prison of the deserted fri
cross OF rejected saqiour these the e
mans excellence, these theatres which her greaes
trunphs have haen achieved. Such her destiny
the forsakeD TO attend I'd the neglected. when monarchs
aoandon when counseloFs betray, when Justice perse
cues when brethren and dscipcs fy to remain 1nhaken
and changed ah to exhibit this lower 5spe
OF that love pure constant and ineable Which, il anoh
er world taught to believe the best of vii
AisstssiDDiGn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
30 THE VOTERS OE' THE 4th C0EGREsszoeAL


10 THE VOTERS OF THE 4tll CONGRESSIONAL
DISgRICT.
now have two opponents the field, neither Of whom
have sade e2y public declaration of their sentiments and
principles ytu Tad right to expect OF them MOI
have they attacked the principles and policy aToed il m
former cards.
While claim credit for being tie my in the per.
fornaBce Of duty which all owe common cause,
unable 10 understand the motives OF those who
willing to confer great honor political asprant who
give satfactcry excuse for remaining Ct tie
army Throughout the
Col Robert etrarge, who has recently announced him
SELL in the prime life, and the enjoy Of excellent
struggle 1t he has been Solicitor for
the district during portion OF the war; and is also Colo
mel of Militia Reg ent, hut both OF these offices could
hav: been Glled with ability by gentlemen who from age
other untitled for camp life. If my example
had been followed by the lighting population OF the South
u sacrificing private interests and entering The army
the 18th Of April 1861 independence would have been
conquered in less than months. On the other hand il
Col SraDgo's example had been 10 lowed by lighting
population remaining at hoe pursue their usual
cations the weud have conquered and ensaved
without G struggle.
must remind my friends that while Col Strange is
going the rounds of the Fall Term OF the Courts
see friends and have every advantage occurring votes
n hands completely tied, having control uy
time and must rely entirely upon Their eXertions being
confident of iump plant result, If they will make Enoun
my principles and position at home and il tn armi.
Your OPT Servant
A Q. HI. N. @. Truu!,s.
Sent 3Oth, 1863. 81 l0t&l st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

APPLICATION
NKTlI mad the next General Assembly Of North
w Carolina for Charter for the pgth Carolina Elk
press COMPANY. ~.
Oct. 10th Z4V
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

rRGH TIE UNIFIED rTATES-FIGHE AT McnINN-
FILlF--I.thJ : rs BURNED IN THE WEST-ROS Sc
GKAEZ RaiE- Or ED-FEOM EUROPE, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
souEDII.a OF PRICES FoR NORTH CAROLINA

SCHEDULE OF PRICES FOR NORTH CAROLINA
We. the undersigned, Commiss oners OF Appra eN ent
for the State of North Caro- na do hereby declare the fol-
lowing prices those which will be just compensetlo1
to the of property Impressed fer the use OF e
Government for the sixty days, subject 80 altefaon
should meanwhile TO make 1t adVlsa-
bic We divide tie State Districts as hcra otore
IsTRECE NO. L, is to consist of ali the counties ~ 81
OF Warren, Franklin, johnston. SamDson Badsn and Col
umeus Inclusive and in said District the prices shall be as
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AUCTION SALES.

L fl Il G o 81 LIE
AT AUCTION
IMPORTED GOODS BY CATA1oGUE.
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. l4th, 1862 commencing AZ q
clock, A. NJ, will sell, at my Sales Rooms Ne2 Gran
fps
BANSHEE, PET, JUNO AND ANTONICA.
It'll lar.e con,ignmouts Elk chips making the ss
rtmen OF useful aad necessary articles complete, viz
bales heavy Fancy Cashmere,
N~Ass assorted Cloths,
D ba!es Melton Cloths,
casea Black De1.ua,re
bales Regatta Stripes
bales Bed Tick,
cases Stay Binding
II cases Coates Spool Cotton, zoo yds andW,
cases Flax Thread,
cases Linen Thread,
cases White Glazed Thread,
cases Mems Merno Shirts
cases Mems Fancy Flannel Shirts,
cases Mems L. Cloth Shirts,
Is cases Shirts, Linen Fittings, Carolla shape,
cases Mems Linen, White Enameied, a1d Colored
Shirt Collars,
8 bales White, Fancy Wove, and Colored saxonies,
II cases superior BleaChed Shifting,
cases Hosiery,
case Felt Hats, Canadian,
cases India Frils,
bales solid Check Ginehams assorted colours,
bales Black and White
case Black Metal Buttons,
l case Black Bono A"
l case Suspender Buttons,
case Military Buttons, large e. S. A.,
l " Needless
2 - Pins,
" Kirby's Ne Plus Ultra Pins,
case Buttons, assorted,
case Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
cases Nader and I'm. Silk Bdk'fs,
i Head Edkfs,
8 cases Stitched Linen Cambria Edk'fs,
case Irish Linen,
cases Irish Linen,
l case superior suspenders,
cases Ready Made Clothing,
l case Glace Ties,
4 Blank Books,
cases Stationary,
cases Printing Paper, "A SO,
70 cases Boots and Shoes, assorted,
cases French Waved Calf Skins, rs dozen,
bales Sole Leather,
l case Shoe Strings
rolls Harness Leather,
cases Cotton Cards on Leather
cases Cotton Cards, SO24 pair
4 " Wool do, l,728
500 Percussion Caps,
casks Cutlery,
casks Wedding Hoes,
AZ bags prime Jam. Coffee,
Is bags superior Java Cofes,
hhds. Brown Sugar.
10 barrels -
20 chests and half chests Green and Black Teas,
80 caddies Green and Black Teas,
l4O boxes English Brown Soap,
so hall boxes English do do,
100 " Sperm Candles,
20 bbls CasssrA Starch,
rs boxes London do,
10 boxes Corn do,
46 boxes do,
20 cases Salad Oil,
Il bags Black Pepper,
% cases Mustard
10 casks Chickory,
S2O kegs Bi CaEb Soda,
IA casks Soda Crystals,
cases Brown Windsor and Fancy Soaps,
cases Qunine Goo oss.,)
"a casks Epson Salts,
IL drums Castor OIL
l6 cases Drugs, (assorted)
2 cases Borax,
cask do,
u cases Drugs, (assortedO
Sulph. Morphia, Calomel, Ipecac,
Potass Iodide, Tinct Opium, Nitrate Silver,
Camphor, Tart Acid, &C., &C., &c,
ST. sacks Turks Island Salt
20 hhds. 800 bags Liverpool fine Salt, % Id each.
so boxes Tin Plates,
tons Hollow Ware. assorted,
II cases Hardware and Cutlery,
1920 chests pure Scotch Whskey,
case Bottles, Glass shoppers, wired,
272 cases Old Tom Gin,
in same style,
500 cases Brandy, extra brands,
80 cases Champagne,
10 cases Port Wine,
8 Or casks Pinet Brandy,
II bbls Rum.
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. Is, 1863 Its
BY WILKES MORRIS, AuctIonesr.
AUCTION SALE IMPORTED GOODS-E
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NIS5I0rIFPI ELECTION.

MERIDIAN, OcL 5tiy ico0.
II Is Eeley CiaT has be elected G0verno' The
FneJpElse CIovcruor-Clarke, 556 Vest
Is2 DAVIS. G3. AerIdian-C!srk 499 Davis, los West
49, Congress this district, leads BaTksta9
alb 200 Eu- few returns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
FROM CHARLESTON.
Pubic Meetings

CHARLESTON, S. c.
The harLor Is perfectly quiet this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

FROM THE TRAN6-MISs lSoIPPI DEP ARTMENT-THE
YANKEES WHIPPED NEAR RED RIVER-THE VIC
DRY Al SABINE PASS-YELLOW FEVER AT PEN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

Sept. 3Oth, 1868.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

DRY AT SABINE PASS-YELLOW FEW Err AT PEN
SACULA.
McBILB Oct Sth 1867.
Tribune has from the trans Mississippi de-
partmeUt tarough Msj Tom Ochltee, who Is Jast from
the West
Gea. Price falling back from Arkadelphla, with O.
largely superior force Of the enemy in his 'front.'
Gen, TayIors army conoedrated near Alexandra,
with the exception of three bTigades under Gen. Iom
Green
on he 9th Ut, Gen. Green attacked and defeated
superior Ta.aee army the mouth OF Red River His
composed OF two brigaaes OF cavalry and one
OF Infantry With these he engaged two divisions ct the
enemy. The victory complete. He has now again
command river, against all the efforts of the Yam
keesstQ drive aim Jr0mit,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

lii far Of boat arrived yesterday at City Point
bringing seventeen prisoners fiteenC whom were chap
aus C,ptnci at Gettysburg; Lieut.. Aston, Aorg IN
Chez o STAN 81 another officer. One Of the Chaplails
states ttat - Of Surgeons in Fort NC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

DISTRICT NO, e. is to consist Of all the counties West
Of the aforesaid counties to Rockingham Gulford Ran
dolpb montgomery and Richmond inclusive, ard in said
District the prices shall be as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

DISTRICT NO. 3, to consist of all the Coun west
aud including said counties to Allegheny Waauga
eli and Rutherford exclusive and in said countess the
shall be follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
GEQRGIA ELECTION.


TIE vote wi! not be counted TIL to-morrpw morn
ing. Aboat hundred and nity were pClled about
three hundred Aavebeen counted. Blown leads both can
didltas 50 tar. Che following the vote OF Barkaloos
Regiment tt Ga; Blown 40 Hill A. Furl0w IA Fox Con
g,ess. AnlSIsan 90. Keenan, !.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03
The Printer.

B. +, Taylor. Of the Chicago journal, a
writer whose every word is poetic thought,
thus speaks Of the Printer, truly and pret-
tily. In those pretty pictures Of language,
what word printer 80 artistic, NO exquisite
as he? Read it, think oft, and say, for you
can't help it, ''it is so," ,....-, ,...,.
The Printer is the, Adjntant Of thought
and this explains the mysteries Of the won
deriu words that can kindle home a. no
song can that warm heart, as no hope
can-that word 'we," with hand-in hand
warmth in it, for the Author and Printer
are engineers together Engineers indeed!
When the little CorsiOan bombardcd Cadix
at the distance Of five miles, it was deemed
the very triumph Of engineering. But what
is that paltry rangeto this, whereby they
lombard the ages yet to he. lnl
There he stands at the case and marshals
into line the forces armed for truth, clothed
in immortality and in English. sAnd what
can be more noble than the exquipmeptl of u
thought in sterling Saxon-Saxon with tho
ring OF spear aud shield therein and that
commissions it when we are dead, to move
gradually on to the last syllable Of recorded
tins" This is 70 wilma victory from death,
The Printer is called laborer, and the
work, but q sublime rite he il performing,
when he thus sights" the engine that IL to
fling woIdsd truth in grander curve than
missiles ever before described - flings It into
the bosom Of an age yet unborn. He throws
OF his coat Indeed; but We wonder the rath-
Or that he q does not put his shoes from of
hts fact for tha nlaca N phsraon ha sta nds IL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

~ GRANTS victory over Bragg il
most complete and overwhelming Bragg
army 10 almost literally destroyed, aud il
falling back in frightened, disorderly mass
towards Atlanta.
There is no report vet as to tho fate Of
Lopgstrsst, who was beseigins Knoxville.
He received Brasg's order to join him when
u was too late, except by acircuitous route.
The Army Of the Potomac has crossed the
Rapidan in pursuit Of Lee, with ten days
,stions provided, and it is thought Lee will
BE- forced into battle.
The skies are bright oil around! i ib
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-03

How TO RAISE A MUss The following
recipe is recommended to those husbands
who have pcnchant for an occasional do
mestic scene: ..l .,lls ,'o. ed ...., \.
Wait until your wife is at her toilette,
preparatory to going out. She will be sure
to ask you If her bonnet is straight. Remark
that the lives of nine-tenths Of women are
passed in thinking whether bonnets are
straight, and winding up with remark
that yow newer knew but one girl who had
any common sense about her Wife will
ask you who that wasp You with sigh re
ply "Ahi'you never mind" Wife will ask
you why You did not marry her, them You
say sbstractedly. "Ah! why indeed2" The
climax is reached by this time and perhaps,
bioomstick is sure to follow! -.