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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
low totally destroyed.

WASHINGTON Oct 19. IA counts from the
army o. thePotomac say, there ara no It'd
,ngs Of Lees whcreabouts, as he has recently
materially changed his position Su {
dispositions have been made Of our army as
will meet all con tingences. 'li 'a03i sfrf
E There is no truth in the report that Gen.
Meade's army IS within the defences Of
Washington. 1aA e fs@sea& 7s~eit,tak Z
Heavy firing ofartillerv was for an hour or
two heard this morning in the direction Of
Manassas. eHs. sh' FsiFfi e isss stilvasnj "a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

Itwell behooyes the Union Party, whose
pure and patriotic purposes have been so
strikingly INDICATED in the result Of the re-
cent elections by the largest popular major
ity ever before given to any party. to see to
it that the fruits of victory are not lost or
misapplied. No Union man can be SO IN
patriotic - to be contented with mere party
success, and Indifferent to the, great bles-
singsiwhich success, properly and jadicious-
ly used, may confer upon the country =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

A FRsScHMAN has discover substitute
for paint over plaster coAt oxide of zine
mixed with size, and made up like a. wash,
first laid on the wall, ceiling or wainscot; and
over that coating ofctloride Of sine, pre-
pared in ti,e same manner as the first wash !.
is applied. This oxide and chloride immed'-
atcly effect sort OF combinatiop fr,ninga
cement smooth an polished as glass, and
possessing the advantage oroil paint wi thou
lii, issgrssabls odor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
win thex now dir llpY

There can no longer be the,shadow of IN
excuse on. the part Of the leaders and press.
es Of the Democratic Party to continue
their warfare upon the Government, while
engaged in this war with the rebellion:
The people have decided against them.
Will they acquiescs in the decision of that
tribunal from which there is no appeal, and
dry up2 We shall see. Saz1a ie'p -- g "A
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

"A rebel force of 20, 600 is reported to be
moving form West Virginia to invade Ohio.
The report is probably not tue, but il 1t
is, the invaders will doubtless soon be che
cked ca .5if-5isn 4,@isFfn y,a a. ~ .a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

The sale of,the library. of the late Henry, T.
Buckle, author of the /" History Of Civiliza.
ton in England, y realized between seven and
eight thousand dollars,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
LIST Of LETTERS,

DIED-on the ed Of sertember, 1858, At Duvars
Blum, VIZ. @. scorr, Of the seth Iowa Irfantry. He
leaves beloved wife and child. and hosts Of other
friends to mourn their irreparabfe less
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

A GREAT DIscoyERY.-It has been discoy
cred by thousands of housewives in all
sections of the country that d. 3. De Laud
&Co.'s Chemical Salsratus is the only sale
ratus that viii produce uniform result,
and give perfect satisfaction every time. If
once you try it, you will always buy it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND None MEN
CALLED roR.-I, Abraham Lincoln. Presi-
dent Of the United States, and Commander
in.chief OF the army ana navy thereof. and
Of the militia ofthe several States, when
called into actual service, do issue this Proc
lanation, calling upon the Governors fthe
different States, to place and have enlisted
in the United States service, for the various
companies and regiments in the field, from
their. respective States, their: quotas Of
100000 men. further proclaim that all
the volunteers that are called out and duly
enlisted, shall receive advance pay and pre- a
MUM and bounty AZ heretofore communica-
t d to the Governors Of STATES by the War
Department., through the Provost Marshal
Generals Office by apecisl letterss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

The returns ofour killed, wounded and
missing at the battles ofthe Chicamauga, are
nearly complete, and foot up an aggregate
OF about 16 900, Of whom A, 1000 are missing
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22

Snow 1T is showing slightly as we 90
to press Thursday morning.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
,,,,.-...,t THE OTTUMwA
MALE and FEMALE SEMI
saloog d5iw MARY. aijsbf oryta

Req. y. H.. AeElroy a:ia: ]: Principe
Mss Nj = n n; T. E asFfS,w4r Assistants. a'ah
Miss M. e. WILSON III g-eoa .its az stss3
The Sixth year commences on Monday, SEPTEM
Der 7th, 1883 stthe Presbytefian Church nd room,
attached. II -, A,fet ,s....o,t =, -, ..,,s
Four terms often weekscachinthe year. e94i
Tuitisnt from $3.50 %. ofdihgtp branchesstudie
ify theinsel YES for sAehing. - f0alqo. off1a9
Pupils adnjtsed At any time, and charged from
date of entrance. No reduction, however. win be
made Tor oeoaso nal absence unleas by specialagree
me ut or In case OF Sick hess. .,y..l
Boarding can b obtained 81 pricesto suit lifetime
Aus. =. 1870. 9., ~ Flsgsls IL sa6fgYF
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
PURLoINING SANITARY GOODS

PURLOINING SANITARY GOODS
A box Of goods shipped to the
care Of The Express Agent here
last week, was opened by Mr..
Williamson for some accidental
purpose and found to be filled
with I. S. sanitary goods, as
shirts, blankets, &C., &c, for
the most part plainly marked.
The box had been shipped by
one William Metty, at the time
Steward of Hospital No 6, Nash
vile, to his vile at their home
near RIdgevil!e. OF course it
was not delivered to the order
When presented, but served to ex
cite suspicion as to box and
barrel that had been shipped in the
same way,and to the same person,
sometime previously. Quarter.
master-Gen. Stone, who happened
+ lie at home for few days. i'm
medlateiy dispatched an ollicerto
see about said box and barrel.
They were found to contain The
same "stores" as the last box,
with the addition of a fair supply
OF roast coffee and sugar. These
things were brought to town and
taken care OF.
The wife Of Metty, who could
speak but very indifferent En-
glish, tried to explain that, &C
cording to her husbands state
ment, in case of removals such
goods were often left to Gle
around loose" and 60 to waste
for want oil care; that any one
choosing to help himself was at
liberty to do so as the only way in
Inch any attention was paid to
them.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
AnnTT CONTRIBUTIONS.

As our p1ner shows, and our
pigeon hoes" coald further at
test, we have been favored OF late
with n very large nsmber OF
communications. Among them
are several with mo Nance" and
we take occasion to say now, and
wish i, could be "once for all, >
that anonymous articles will, in
no case, be published. II writers
wish to conceal their true names
from the public, and the nature Of
their articles allow of it without
improperly, we are willing to
favor them; but we must know
whose writings we are laying be-
fore tie public.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
TEACHING DISLoYALTY.

We have n communication
from some one signing himself
"citizen of Greensboro" which
we do not print simply because
we print no anonymous articles
The writer has been scandalized
and disguised at low.lived and
di>loyal caricatures of Presidcu;
LiGcoh and negro, prepared as
decoration of the walls of a
school-room, and the enactment
Of piece by some ofthe schol-
airs, and prepared by the teacher,
or with his connivance. for the
occasion OF their last days ex-
hibtion."
The writer is very seriously in
earnest, and we nd nire the ger.
eral tone OF his letter and must
give the readers the benefit of an
extract He says:
:" have always been n warm
advocate OF our public schools; |
have given my support to every
thing that wouldaGvance the cause
OF Education. Bat IL our school
houses arc to BE- used for vulgar
and reasonable exhibitions pois
oning the minds OF our children
with treason and diSlovalty ta
their country. | mEst withdraw
NY children from such schools.
! prefer honest ignorance t. cdu.
Gated dlslo;alty, Just Row.'
The greatest misfortune of tie
writer in reference to the matter
must be living in very bal cop
peshead district. ii he cannot hive
;h.s thing core, tel without
withdrawing GIVE all such
tea hers leave TO withdraw
The County Examiner, ..ho hap
pens to sit at our elbow Il
TINS moment. saws he would very
quick lciikdrar tie celt.hraie Of
that tea he5 il lac knew his name
Report him up, he has missed hit
>yccatioH. 4
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
OUR PROSPECT OF A GOOD
HIGH SCHOOL.
We have the rreatest nleasu

We have the greatest pleasure
in announcing TO our readers that
the great obvious want of a first
class school in Winchester is in a
fair way of being supplied
For some time past we have
been without any such insti.
tuition OF the kind as the in
terests of the town and county
demand. So long haa this been
the condition, and so clear and
pressing has the indication for
doing something become, that
every liberal minded citizen,
whether he has children TO edu-
cate or not, is willing to assist in
the enterprise Of starting a good
High School in town. The
auspices OF the presen; arrange
ment we think decidedly favor
able The principal, Mr.. John
Cooper, IS no stranger, but one
OF our OWN acqualntances, and
one who has made successful
teaching his vocation. NJ.
Cooper seems entirely devoted to
his calling and does not think OF
doing anything else. He wishes
to locate in place where he car
build up a model school. He
finds an opening with US, and We
have no doubt but that if we do
cur part We shall have the model
school. Mr.. Z. has taught for
several years in Dubln, Wayne
county, and we deem it but right
20 say that the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction pronounced
This the best school in the State.
In the last number OF the Rich
uond Palladium we fad a com
muaicaGon from Mr.. Hadly,
School Examiner COR Wayne Co,
concerning the schools Of the
county and oil which the follow
ing is the closing paragraph:
This village contains about 400
children. Four teachers are en-
pIoyed. The schools are pretty
well graded, and rank among the
best in the county. The princi-
pal, John Cooper, has no supcri.
or among us as a teacher ard dis.
cipllnarlan. | recommend all
teachers, who feel concious OF
keeping noisy schoolroom, to
spend an hour or tw0 with friend
Cooper. Ny word for it. they
will try t. do better; and try
comes before success.
Mr.. Cooper will open his
school on Monday, 18th April.
See advertisement. "A
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
BE WARNED IN TINE.

Headquarters Department for Arresting)
and Returning Absentees and Deserters,i
Indianapolis, March -, 1863. y
All deserters and absentees
from the Army ere hereby noti-
fed that one of their number, who
has been apprehended and tried
for desertion will, in a few DAYS,
be shot 10 death in this city.
VIII you now take the advice Of
those who mean well for you and
the country, and deliver your
selves up while vet there is time.
After the lst Of April next it
Will be too late. The whole
community should bestir them
selves and see that not one of this
class is at large IL the States OF
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois by
that time.
Milo S. HAscALL,
Brig. Gen. Vols.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

The young man OF whom we
spoke last week as n "swindler, .
has sent back means to cancel his
bills here and furnished US
documentary evidence ofrespecta-
bility We regret the occasion
OF the notice we gave las; wee,
but thought it right. ii a.y OF
our exchanges eoried that article,
we hope they will notice this in
Justice 10 the young man who,
though tripping in this instance,
carries the personal and intel
lectuaI qualities OF a gentleman.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

4 letter has been received at
this office from a Surgeon con
nected with the Slth Regiment,
enclosing a letter written by a
young lady of Deerfeld to a sol
der Of that Regiment, since a de-
ser;er, with the request that we
lay the whole thing before the
public. Now, we would like to
accommodate all the parties, but
this important party, the public,
Tor whom we principally work,
and from whom we principally
expect our pay, seems to think 1t
has a RICH: to expect thai we will
lay leforc it matters o.. general,
or public interest; and i there
is anything Of that character in
this rather voluminous document,
however interesting 10 verg
few, not one Of whom it's likely
ms any claims upon our paper,
we are unable to make the dis
Covery.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

During NJ. March's speech at
the Union Meeting OF the 10Th, a
drunken fellow struggled into the
Court House and was making
some disturbance near the door.
when several voices were heard
excIaiming. stake him cur
stake him oufi' Mr.. March
stopped his discourse and called
ou:, "GeHflcmrni if there Is a
coppelhead there ! advise YOU to
hold hum IN and mike hin hear. -
A general hurst OF merriuent
drowned the d s,arbauee and il
was not renewed.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
SLATE ROOFING!
To ConSumptiVes.

HHE Advertiser, having been restored
4 u health in a few weeks. bv very
simple remedy, after having ,uhered sew
erti wears VIII severe lung affection.
and that dread disease. Consumntion-is
anxious % make known 10 las fellow SUI
ferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire IL, he viii send
copy OF the prescription used IRE. Of
charge, with the directions for preparing
and us'ng The same. which they will find
SIRE CCRE FOR GovsUNPrIo>. AsrHMA.
BRo>cHiT.s, &c. The oniv object OF the
advertiser 10 sending the Prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted. anil spread informa-
ton which he couceives 20 be Invaluable,
and he hopes avery sufferer will try his
remedy, as II viii cost them nothing, and
nav prove blessing.
Pariies wishing .be prescription will
please address
kEr. EDWARD A WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG.
.nl3 noSl "iogs Cos y. Y.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
APPOINTMENT.
Administrators Sale.

" Office IS hereby given, thatwewill
y sell at rabHc outcry ON tie llth
.isv OF A0ril next. at the late residence of
Iaseph Cook. one m'c north OF Lrnu.
r tndo'nh county. aH lis personal prom.
,rtv. CONSISTING at Q head OF horses. milk
COWS. hirnr>,, farming utcus Is, ! wheat
lrIl. wheat fat, corn ia the ear, wheat in
the croard, household and kitchn
furniture. and various other articles not
nert>Slrv % crnmer1te hrrc.
\ credit ortcn months viii be given ON
sums over -, the purchaser giving note
with approved surety. waving valuation
aud anpraiscWen' '1ws.
NATHAN HARRIS,
EDWIN COOK,
March t.. 1863, n3I admir-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
Howard Association,

DTTI ADELPUTA-fo re Refief
fbc SIX and DiNressed. afflicted lcie.
Iiruiept and Chronic p senses and esDlt
cioIIg Diseases Of the Stru0! Orqahs.
Il dicll advice given gratis oy the Act.
ing surgeon
Xaluta7c REPORTS an SPERNATOR.
RCEA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and
other Disease of tie Sexual Orctns. aac
oo The NEW REMEDIES employed In
ihe Di,penstrv, sent 10 sealeed letter IN
rsiauos. free 1T char-e- Address
Dr.. ]. SKILLfN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association, No. South Nints
Street, Philadelphia, "a Get II J!
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

Cooley L1dv's Book Tor Ap~A
has arrived. aud from the snm-
Der ol apili tion- TINT we have
had TO ieHd 10, we would suppose
that il Is -iill esteem Ell very high
~ by tue iaiics al least.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

arba.one-halrthe world can rot imagine
how ths other half live l. no les. true thah
trite: ana the lesson the adagr ahord-. our eN-
pericnce ard observation daily tend, 10 vert
fv Then. fop, when ne consider the ever
VAR, in. phases OF human passion. aud ihe
di-cp-.laut elements from whtca all novel AMI
mnatcaI .cct. are moal ed. % can scarcely
seem slrrrlsinE that fluhfal record ~ aein-
al -4-ns sl1ald exceed lu sinz 4larl-N ile
W IlIc.t drcau &c rom nee. or Tint erimes.
both ,tranr. and unnatural. should De p-rpr-
t-..t. iu q flr 81 country ou the oIf>slrt> "i
.irII. zatfou. which peepie 800 another stsie oi
society woulH ne, er imagine po-s 'hle. hneN-
iusa.l 30 Know. tlc evils aud horrors aha
denominations ofthe Mormon system. tie deg
-adariou Do imposes un ~ aialcs- aud m con-
,eau.ntyices which extend through al ile
ra,fii.cat or- OF The society. seusc - duly go
tie worlf ,-s induced me 10 prepare ne f'l-
loving narrative Tor the public eye. me r.
m.al. G. Incident. couuectei win ms eNperi-
-oee. rau, thiuE bordering on the mar' elol'
IA tl,en would say. that {. us narraiiFe 81 my
onl, proves. what has % oilen been PROV
- before. that -.rnrTH Is STEANsER IHAs
Esrrrox .-'-Author's Preface
The book contains 40 pages. with ensrav'
tags. &. nea,l, boun I IN cloth. and Wi De sen
- any address, postpaid, u .sceiFt q 5'i.c7
Sis
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
Election Notice.
state ofIndiana, Randolph County,

= John B. Goodrich, Clerk of the
=, Randolph Circuit Court, in and for
said County, 90 certify that there Is TO be
elected az the April Election, 1868,
Justices Of the Peace in and fol the fol-
lowing townships in Randolph County.
to wit:
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

\--lf YOU want an interesting
paper subscribe Tor tie JouxwAL.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

A:huT's Home Mag1zin' for
April is 10 haad. IL j. looked iot
with interest, and greeted ohe%
iullv IN our family. l,sinhuence
over the young must be sa!a:ary
wherever il goes.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

The New Orleans Delta has
been dlscoatinucd AMI a new pa
per called the Era started IN its
place.
Some Of the f rmers in South
ern Indiana Will plant from ten to
twenty acres each OF cotton tins
year.
The last report o. the Illinois
Central Railroad shows a ray
enue OF upward OF a miII.oa Of
dollars.
Eight hundred ard forty three
bales o. cotton reached Cincin.
natI on Monday week from
Memphis.
: The sound or the recent explo-
son ut nufon,'s powder mill, in
Wilmington, Del, was heard l25
miles.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

it, ,,,s.f,,, r,-t 1red bs Us Dr. every variety OF
tile and Haf.h Drscr ptive Circular via
priee. vi b.. furu shed on application s2A
vsttle 81 Album sent b mail, pesi Ais, GA
receipt Of price
BOOKSELLERS. Views Agents. Book sf.ns';;
Canvassers. Peidlers and others Wi ~, -
10 order package OF our books az aioHh.'
They will md then exceeding! PePuiA'' AN-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

NUMBER OF DEsERrERs.-The
War Department has received
the rolls Of all the regiments
composing the armies OF The
United States, which show be
number OF absentees or deserters,
to be upwards Of 1000.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27

In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and the seal Of said court, AT
WINCHESTER, this 10Th dav Of March, 1868.
JOHN b. GOODRICH,
clerk R. c.
hereby certify the above is a true
COPY of the original notice from under the
hands of the Clerk of the Randolph Cir
cult Court this 18th day of March. lo63.
A. II. JENKINS,
March Is. '63. n36 Sheriff r. c,
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1000 Local and Travelling
Agents Wanted

E verv where for theirsase-
Eorsinrle COPIES ~ for terusin enanHhes
= ith other informaiieu f1rlf 70 - s"S''s'
John EDWIN POlIkR. Pronsts,.
No ait ss-sD3 - .FAi'-1sifef1i "a.
yrns ~ ~
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
WINCHESTER
PRICE GU r r EN- II ,
CORRECTED EvERT Wick ny
] o II " z o S S
RErAIL DEALER u

GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. CONNECTIONS,
PRODUCE. WILD GAME, ETC,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

The NATIONAL BANKING, or currency bill
passed the house as it came from the senate
by the following vote =
YEAs-Aldrich, Alley, Ashley, Rabbit,
Beaman, Bingham, Blair of Virginia, Blake,
Burlington, Calvert, Campbell, Casey, Cham
berlain, Clements, Coltax, Conway, Covode,
Cutler, Davis, Delano, Dunn, Edgerton Eliot,
Ely, Fenton, S. G. Fessenden, Fisher, Frank,
Goodwin, Granger, Hahn, Hickman, Hooper,
Hutchins, Julian, Kelly, Kellogg of Michigan,
Kellogg of Illinois, Lansing, Leary, Lovejoy,
Low, Mclndoe, Mexican, Mcpherson, Mars
ton, Maynard, Moorhead, Merrill of Maine,
Noell Olin, Patten, Phelps of California,
Potter, Rice of Massachusetts, Rice of Maine,
Sargent, Sedgwick, Segar, Shanks, Shella-
barger, Sherman, Sloan, Spaulding, Stevens,
Trimble, Trowbridge, Van Horn, Van Wyck,
Verren, Wall, Washburne, White of Indiana,
Window, Worcester-77.
NAYs-Allen of Ohio, Ancona, Bailey. Ba-
ker, Baxter, Biddle, Cobb, Frederick A. Conk-
ling, Cox, Cravens, Crittenden, Dawes, Ed
wards, English, Gooch, Order, Gurley, Hail.
Harding, Harrison, Holman, Horton, John
SON, kerrigan, Knapp, Law, Lazear Loomis,
Mallory, May, Menzies, Morrill, of Vermont,
Morris, Nixon, Noble, Norton, Nugent, Odell,
Pendleton, Perry, Pike, Pomeroy, Porter,
Price, Robinson, Rollins of Missouri, Shelf
field, Sheel, Steele of New York, Steele of
New Jersey, Stiles, Stratton, Thomas of Mas
sachusetts, Thomas of Maryland, Vallandlg-
ham, Wadsworth, Wheeler, Whaley, White
of Ohio, Wickliffe, Wilson, Woodruff,
Wught-64.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

A HOME IN THE TROPICS.-All
"A persons who contemplate joining the AMERICAN
COLONY now being established in the healthlul and
fertile island Of SantO Domingo West Indies hereby
informed that the AMERICAN WEST INDIA COM
PANY will dispatch their next vessel, the British Brig
George T. Letson Schell, master. on or about the
25th of February, for st. Domingo City direct
Parties going out by this vessel will be located in tho
AZOMANTE, or PALANQUE DISTRICT where the
land is remarkably adapted for the cultivation OF COT
TON, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO CORN, RICE,
&C. and will be sold actual settlers at tenth off
real value. This offers to all those wishing TO
plantation in tropical climate an opportunity that
may never occur again.
For price of passage and further particulars, apply to
D. b. CHAMBERLIN, Agent,
Is Merchants Row,
jal7 dim Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24

The significance of this term, as applied to
the dlsloyalists OF Connecticut, is probably
little known. In those states where the .scop-
perhead" snake abounds, it is known as the
mathematics mate" Thus, in politics, the
rebel III arms Is the ''rattlesnake" striking
with his poisonous fangs at the nations life,
and the "copperhead" politician is the ..rattle
snakes mate. "-New HaveM Palladium.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-24
TERMS OFF ADVERTISING.

NThE DAILY sPY;-ono square" three fourths Of
an ch)' hrstinsertion, eli each subsequent insertion
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