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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
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ltf / I ihNCssVAE. 'I LHHE4T3 DY Order of the Court of Probate fir the -o District of LitckfieId will be sold at pub lie auction on Saturday the 31st cf Oct. inst, ss one Gel"ek !hs sfsefs {sa1fs' Preyi tSs stOck belonging to the estate of ,Harmup Pot ter late of Litchfield deceased, tcohsistin8 9if! One Yoke of Stags. Two Cows. one year old Hefer. feuf Yef riingf hhtr rIfwc Calves ssso sundfy Farming Imp }tme,. Is 10 wit :--0ne Cart, one Ox Sled aBe@ EanAiHegs lSi sonq Grinist tane fiaws. Chai, ss &c 3skt
 Sale fn5take place .sii' D ps,piises Should the weather he very stormy the sale will be poktg1nst til Monday uoIti,AJ
 iLitchfield, Oct. 26th, 1863 n r4o 3w28 ----- - . 7 M ] U A.Al -ALl - n ISyRICT of Winchester s., Probate Court, AI October F, lS63.l1ifRs etoG srn Boy tnd
 Estate of AMEarA Fl,ELPs, :.satc of GolYbrook ip said IdeccaseK ys1ad Jt ssu ,f ,ae1.
 The Courtiof Probate for theidjstriet of Win chester hath limited and allnwed six months rum me date hereoy. Tor The yysditors of said estate t., exhibit their claims for settlemcn cnt. Those who neglect to present ther accounts. properly attesfedJ within s;tia time. wN be de barred a recovery. All-pers"ns indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment to
 .,-..,, -r-ois,.su KEziA, PuELrs,
 E'''' t''si"5 WEALTHY PnkLrs, ID T9dm9n 2, Nj. L. C. PnELrsg ,zdinom oa
 3t26e Executors.
 -144+-++ | --.ii,4t II II ,rf7 -7'ffttiI ttiI GHIIHa nISTRICr of Canaan, ss T:otatc Court, .M1 October 8th, 1863
 Estate Of Asa BEAN, late of ca,aaG in said District. deceased 1H2hI3tl~ D"I3 i!.i be E1t
 THE Court of Probate for, inc District of Canaan hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof, ortbe creditors of said Estate, tooTexhiBit heir claims for) settle mentJ Those nsglecting to sprescn their ac- counts. properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persops indebted to said estate arc requested to make iln mediate st2s JAMES ENSIGN, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

\ OFFER FOB SALE. few VERY EXTRA ' LARGE LAYsRs of delaware. Prolific Con cord and Northern Mnsc.ldine VINES. sorne. of tbeni srcarr ..> lssge. asl 10 ordinary Vines. raised from si,,gle eyes These wishing Vines that will fruit sotn. will be welt icraid in buy ing these Vines! tofs >Sl Za as@34
 2t99o .HGfIjJQ .".T|E(.hJ W. 4C0NE.sg sg5
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
I .I.IrcnFrstDs COUNTY.

sif io esps. .uftbai It's bas s7ss.9t4 Asi go HAaRIEf KNa.] Hog Superior Court. ,ni@e3 HPON the retition 10, a divorce. brought to O next November Term of said Court. it is ordered. that notice of ifs pendency therein be given to the Respondent, by publishing this printed at Litchiieli In said County. forr: two successive weeks, the first publication 4to be on or before the 2ad day of inst. October.
 Given under my hand. this 10th day of Oc:
 toler, A. D., 1863. @11 .rg
 27f2 WI. L RANSOM. Clerk
 of the Superior Court for Litch6eid County.
 III 2. .LE..a e-sLllss l sI- - L..- oLDPAPERs FOR SALE ! At this ofkee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

LITCHFIELD INSTITUTE. fs1 < fUSHE FALL TERM of this School will U commsnce Mondny. September a2lst. ssL-GA aLa sss EMILIE l. DELAvAN! I Ltchhcid. Sept l7th, lS63.a tt q ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
Broke Into

T!I-- Broke Into srIT. TsyL r6 6sHE enclosure of the Subscriber, a Bay ' HORSE. .snppo, cd to be four or five year, old. The owner is requssted to prove prop erty, pay charges, and take llin away.
 | ''-,' 7. FLOl.A.A.zMELLs October 20th 1863. 3sa8
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
EIlrV HAylaat IE,ieAeo M eyr YEgasIahAx sT '

rt SNeAslaeft se;s ee 5Rs'e gNEi N QC1NZY, IfpTHERIA SNsA ssfNfSS. Bi:ONCiii. ITS, STIFF JOINTS, ENHANCED TENDONs, iiR1R
 ACHE, (sick or Nervous.) ASTHMA, or HARD
 N/fiOI BREATHING. I \ sge v IxA
 t Is truly marvellous now qhick RApwAy.s RkxpH RELIEF cures the sufferers of thcso maladios The poor. crippled. and patr9f 9ficksuy Hhepmatc has npg1 lo wait days before chansc tasos ptaco, but ia s minscs derives and comfart o,,.h sdt Ifa Fad
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
Treat g a' ;..t|lltY3 once ] Again in the .'l .' ' ,z- z Field! sa' a@ ''o' cs,,.. .% :" st ranlETn7 Iidf ,t1 7eu. o' ftg it WITH '. ] T $15,OOO
 WORTH: OF GOODS, s'asr

SBFfABtE fpr the Fait and Winte, Fra.!c.
 G would respectfully invite the Public to rake 2 look at 4 large Line of MOURNING & other spkksSS OODSssz A lso IA ALPACAS, Mr. HINGES, SDEtalNES. gelQAKING, Canton andI WoolsFLAHNELS, Dress and Cloak TRIM MISGS. Hats, Caps. Wall Paper, Men < Boys bO0iS < GATHERS, Children do. uf all Ny lee.< HARDWARE In every shape -GRO- CE4lE -IlUN Apd SIEEtA SAL IT FISH CE MEN I-rrAI N1S AND OfL-FLOuY, Ibe best sold inside of "king,i,iom come. ' In fact, ny Goods are better bought and Cheaper han any others within Jcroboan,'s .dpmaiia
 New Milford. o:t l1e 1888 ELI "A H ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
ONLY 23i CENTS, PER FOUND.
a KES1's EAST INDIA CoEFEE

iai KES1's EAST INDIA CoEFEE aas tasce ilie st.xngti of Java or auyo oti,erl |fc"ise whaiesvr. and wherever used .by auri nf7t class ifutci, Nhd steani6.at ts rr .,vw,,isj say say there is asasing of 50 per cent. E58t KESTr's ESTr Et,Rst INDIA COFFEE '! is' tie most hcai,iy beverage, kn..xn mad ;. livery natri.iaus. il.. weak an,i ini:,n, ,,,,,. sase tat Ml ithsswith ir,puLity Tlie wife ,., the Rnx ta'ss. l,esls niiiistsi of tl.-,al. I,: e'asf ci.a.lerssY GiiY wlto .s :,ut bsei, aGis t use any eoffcta iur htcen yrats.i ca1, ,.,se I3si I$si KFSTs EAST TelNDINU COPIES 9' saree t@ss day wi;lout inju,y. i. bsingg e.. shtiy ifee From those prots,li.s t!.a: pro luce ns sryous excitement.
 Iia Dt, JAMES. .Bol LE. of l26l CHAMBERS ST sa:.. = l have ney,r known any .otlrv s |. hcalfh.'iI .t'i;rii:eus, anj f're he;u ult i;ynri cus tqii.ii'iVs. ias:Ill ,tr.J;.aRtf1 LaItI- -lo |, KESTss EAST INDIA COFFEE 'tib
 l4stlsise all n.y pSti,nts to,.triak,it uniyr;. siii i'y eytsh tti's= iwi,"m. l hass Aiilsp.v yr.. d'Ibitcd Ike u-c of C.tiee.i.5tn 1otH7tsfonabt e5
 The Pfineip, of the New Y.ik Eve Tnfrm. aEy' says.:t, direct all the pa,ient. eiuus hi stltaiti"n to Gse -excluAiyely ,Iulf gAgnt 3 by7. = KsNPS EAST INDIA COFFEE. Fl and wonldt not bs without it op any aceount.n
 T.s REy, (: LAECE, as eminent eIe,egsn,snI of the M E. Church, now stationed V, Hasey, Street Church., Eswark, says of ',i
 kENf's EAST INDIA CoFREE. .siaia-
 IT have used it neatly n year affoif in t,y famiiydi and Ind t produces no ache, of the head gtii' gtii herv9us itntion, as in tic case tf all other Cofsss. It is,exctedingly pic,,sant, andI caoir SialiX reco,'eh,' % t ea!tcirrgyrnenaPs h3;s {
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
SOMETHING NEW.
 TstSt.g1I'IE Eic f}EE~rx; s4a C0IoRIFIC.. .7oTs :.

Boswell & Warmers Colorifc for dycing the Hair, is the best prepara- ton in market. It is easily applied without a,.y other preparation, and leaves the hair soft and natural with out that crisped appearance which some GYcs give. Try it. T. 'a7assr-saA sara; - oL3LgE gEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
FEVER ANDAGUR.

Persons exposed to tho Malaria of Agao. tpt l8dt wh Clls and Fever, will lnl posLy W An,iasts snAW
 Cnro in Eadways Ready Relief lcitwo tcsyxrsqfA n ss tho Resdy Roief, f wine giass Of wae. b tak m ss sss';ins oS. of bel in ,As % morning
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

,.ol lailEEDESr.. NEW YORK. 55 ]. r as 'hcfeafs aii'mrrnus esr,nterfeits afout under the name %of = Genuine Hast India Cotfec.,, :Qfisi."l East lndi ! Coffee ,''''ls,c put forth soiqtcelhe theiunFarysr aasa q -zAnfAL io stHts4
 Tn lb. packages an. in boxes Of 36, 60 ,.nti lOp rf's.. ff2 'iaoeers 'and large l,onsifneisC Sold by 'Grocers ye'ieraAy. 'ot, ] 'h 3h23Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

M. 2, IT FJl8I zI'7 II17 ~ Edstor Ief5 EnqMrao: Solta 7Ql smj4!J Ii5d1 q iDxkns STR :L With your permission, wish to say to the ereaders of your paper thatI will send ky return mail. to all W ho wish it free ) using a simple Vegetable Balm, that VII eff fecfnally remove, iu ten days. Pimples, Blotch- es.o Tan. Freckles and all Impurities CT Ssi'v Skin. leaving the samc soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. ss IgalEiH w5E f3 1IaTITSJ ky-g
 will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces. simple directions and information that will enable them to start a f,Il growth of Luxuriant Hair. Whiskers. or a MoustaclIe inless than thirty days <, f,5s l9fH. ,.aAli applications answered. by ietarn mail without charge ,ts siueGi tlg9-.g.t8f .,ti ss;eg ai Respectfully yonrs. sriipi5 ajii tdia. -dJ5a THOS jF. CHAPMAN Chemist,
 r 3m24 l,3 S3l broadway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

-ISYiF' jl aGWh ScNsfNANf&rfs YlJ i{u 3ziyha .o1eryery soker sloold carryf wth hip4a srppiy & Railways Ready RrlyE It suppdies tho plaee et. ~ ' o,be' medicines and as bevefa&e, . ieAp5ohfai 8 % ,saa Siss Msssi
 SICKNESS rRIvEsrsD N THs s.s MAINE isss y,,. !. Eighth Maine egne, [, Sc GtC. ?, lord. wrtes tha5 Radxss RSady Relief saved tho rssiasnt ffon ecsA lhis ggrtsret ai TYoss Is!a!d s C;, when wogkis sii3s4 &ta fy.h,id hha Uslrir Fsysfs, fssse z22 Agdt, inasrhw seicry, Rhsunithus wbs srEeto by tie use of tl9 ,l's- Y isaefwsZ .d,rud3 tasTia nIa,gaap 4, ea.,a.,p p.kt lSt R.tJ.s .ss sJsl ss.. v he otsr.l SecIthat tliey ysigsalue q kadysy q C4 S son tho outside label of oh b tile Every peept M supplied with now aud fresh stock. irice Q es6Ve ! osterskeepsssssseiq yI9a .sSny.a tI. .sasl0o ijdi bne fTsmy2t9ia ISsss SDm44 3ss k ;rzlelb UT Sale in Litchheld by R. Marsh end z. U. McNeiLI I0J AIGH( TEEH 2'TTdt5l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
bacnRoNic RritC llrisX CURED.

wmI sydney Myers, Esq. nfIIiayunh cdbss yAs eoss respondent of the Londpn Timcs suffered rita Aeuie and Chkaic Rheuniatsun f6r tcty nvo ycafs, andfoo rest He applied RADwxYs REApY 3Egf--ll in- aud undstlrbed sleep during tho twenty ycafs. ak& continuedlusc pf thy HEADN RELIEF cured hma g
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

.oFFIyEo F Llvi ktlE, cLEwS& co. .ieds sa4 34,, BINEERS.a a.f,,..f5.s sT, nj 34 WAA ST. 1NEw YnRK. August 13, is6s.., ."E ARE INSTRUCTED to continue v. to take Subscrip,ions, for the United States 5r20 Yearr--6 per cent, Bontls-ef PET until after ten days notice is given by the Secretary of the Treaspry.- l..aa.l. s.. i.ud
 sdvERIORE. tCLEWS co.
 iris Agents for the U, s, .i 5-5O Loan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

,.,.. Robert M. Tretf. " 9NN or CORN SIIELI,sRs,
 MI chrns, S,Mty Tug Trens. &c.. Mcrris .'aaA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
Guitar?
 - [,

yNTo GUILD yon like to purchase any Violin NV Fixtures, or Guitar Strings Call at ' s't = .ssa. sss'9 R1vERIUS MABSH'S 1s
 !. If 20 a Book and Stationefy Store
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
RADWi5'A.lI'Y|l''S VA v REIDY R s fS'IIr RELIEF X
HOW IT CURES.

One dose will stop the pain its continued u5e vn, aswlhoprssepss the paknt ITfo1 aaYROs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
.Dio.kiiE ySys uj -Jgt~.f ER Portesr's Cough Balsam,o4
Plantation Bitters, and
Shilling Benzinle,,, B,
may be found at

-,tE ot }k,r b.. -a.-t ssf nT-rt< H ga. tgs.,4 s-s .. '.,...t. ~. s-..tt. ,s.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
aADwAY's READY RELIEF

should bc applied to tho ta-t o itirt4 pniIctsl ia stanty relieves tho patient from lpin, and qulsklh heals, soo.hss, and st5cngthens the dssbIel isF.. sonons 1hsec4s, tho application of RADWAY'3 Ra&DN RELIEF so ihe wound will prevent inarans'isassN ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

Headache. Pains in the limss-n ihe stouaeA, p5F els. and Kiineys-co'i Cha and Hot Flushes, codA
 To sat Appetite, Rcsiyssness, Gdduess. &c, ks. arA preunpnitTy syml'toms rf Magnant Discusses. Qt9 ' and expci diseased acton, and restore ths lsa1n hath 1-,.ra,,, ,,y-,,,,,..,, ,, ,-.,,.,...
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

2 RENTS EasTINDIA COFFEE ets9 is used ,i',ily by tle families .f l,lsisJj Aics Bishop H.tk er. end many If the most dis - suIsss..i ele,r. men and prolv sloiial men i,s. the ttn,Atiy.''i9"b .aa' ii1a,9fl yII yI9HH .H
 E4WARE OF coU.NfERFEiTSsn IT ann he s,.re that the pack ages are laheletl ; RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
Dr. TerreFs Healing Ointment, for Burns, Chappcd Hands, &c., sold by
 ,.cu Z zrH,3 10 .3IOMli II>I 4 BupL. I (

S''~i .&t 'sT2at z .aarI 1-tE -T' ta.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
TAKE NOTICE.

Boston, Dec. 18th. .s6a- IA ban
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29
A Major Gencrai In Caanccry.

The Boston Courier relates how Massachu-
sets Major General-the omnipotent Ben Butler
got hmselfinto bit ola scrape one day week
before last, in Lowell, and came off second best
Ii seems that the great Ben, through his agent
Mr.. Eastman, had employed a mason BY the
name OF Russell to assist in laying an aqueduct
on the premises OF the said Butler The pipes
were all adjusted but one piece. which lay by the
side of the trench dug to receive the same. when
Butler came along and ordered Mr. Russell 10 re
move large stone in the side of the trench. stat
ing shat il would be in the way of the plough.
Mr.. Russell objected to act in the capacity of
stone digger. he said he had been employed by
Mr. Eastman for different purpose, and should
look TO Mr. Eastman for his pay AT this, the
imperious Butter was exceedingly wroih, and
supposng, probably, that he was still in New Or
leans. where he could play the tyrant with perfect
loOseness, with the military to back him, he pro
ceeded to kick the remaining section of pipe into
the trench, ut the same time uttering the most
threatening and profane language.
Mr.. Russell then took the piece of pipe out of
the drain, and replaced it on the bank where
upon the wrathy Ben. kicked il over again, at
the same time giving Mr.. Russell slap in the
face. Russell Immediately jumped out of the
trench and the great Major General was placed
hOrs du combat in a twinking by the brawny fist
of the burly mechanic Russell. and the first
that he knew of himself. he was stretched in a
horizontal position upon the ground, with one OF
the said mason's clutches feeling with Il terrible
grip in the region of bens wndpipe, and the
other hand was doubled into n sort of bone NAL
let, and was being exercised in the most uncere-
monious manne- in the effort To set square round
to the world, obliterate entirely, pair of cock
eyes.
Ben. most empha ticaly in chancery, and
was Inundated to the position of suppIiant
beggar in the hands of good natuted mechanic
WHAT n fall was there, my countrymen."
When Mr. Russell had held him as long as he
thought proper. he allowed him to get up by first,
we infer promising good fashions
Mr.. Russell then gave Mr.. Major General Ben
amin Franklin Butler wholesome lecture, tell
ing him that he must remember that he was in
Massachusetts, not in New Orleans; that such CON
duet as his would not be tolerated on New Eng
land soil. He told him il was no wonder we
were beaten by the Rebels, when such officers
led our men He reminded the General of his
conduct in the Charleston Democratic Conven
ton, where he was chief actor in dividing the
Democratic party, and told him some homely
truths in regard to his present league with Abo-
lliOnsts in measures sure to destroy the country,
and then left the discounted General to his
meditatons.-[ New York World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29
From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
Barbarous fruits of Aboiitiouism

From the New York Tribune. the paper which
some weeks ago announced the inaug of
the reign OF blood in the department lately under
General Hunter. and which Is the recognized or
gan Of AboltiOnism, We take the following ac-
count Of the burning Of DIrien. IN Georgia:
Huron HEAD. June l.. 1863
Early on the morning OF the llth inst, Col.
Montgomery left 81. Simon's Island. where MS
brigade is now encamped. to present his comph-
ments TO the Rebels OF Georgia. having the week
before sent them 10 those Of South Carolina.
This force consisted of five companies OF the
81 South Carolina. eight companies OF the 5iIh
Massachusetts. Col. Shaw. all negro. and the 81
Rhode Island Battery. Capt Brayton. The gun
boat John Adams. Capt Smith. and the trans
ports Sentinel and Harriet A. Weed. constituted
tue fleet
ne expedition ready. the order given 20
sail through Duoois Sound. and up the Atamaha
river. the larets, stream In Georgia. 20 the vii
lage OF Dar'er, which is said TO have contained
before the war some . 900 inhabitants. most OF
whom were welded TO the Rebel cause
AS the John Adams approached the VILLAGE
she poured constant shower of shot and she'll
into the woods along the shore. and into the town
as she came up 10 the wharf. The few crack
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29
MEDICAL.
DIR. Ludlum's Specific,
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rlvHE GonorrhrA, eommonly called Cisp. u dis
II gushing malady. and - too well known 10 require
any explanation: = cay 70 be got, but u l. difficult 20
get clear Of II Is companion that few admire. II per-
and poor both married and single. Although sotroute
some IN ITSELF 80 Distressing and sometimes faill, isa
disease the treatment q which. has generally been
worse than the discase itself The fash onahls
treatment u frsi O. deprive yOu Of all business hen
comes a course Of Stsrvatoa-iving bread and tea.
water Cruel sind OF Stops you be bied.
eupped or ssched combined with nausea'ine incidence
injections lotions onimentS and warm Concentrations
Every few days the medicines arc changed and after
months treatment IN this which the patient
besrswith great fortudc fer ear of exposures be Il dis
charged discharges himself with irritable uretcr
sweed ;estice. enlargement of ands
o< adscase Of the neck of the bladder.
ThisSpecilc. which acts like charm withsfew doses
those diseases aud quite pea5anttotske. and which
has cured New York. philadelphia, Bait-
more and many Of the southern cities. certain and
efectua remedy that makes rapid andpermanent
ling, jumpng over-Sfraininr. This remedy Is IN
equaed hy anything yet discovered 0r The Of those
diseases acted from piautS. and
fectly safe AZ II y purely vegetable II contains
curry > that you expose yourself 10 all kinds q
weather, without the least danger from the medicine
And IL you careful in wrapping M paste you
will have no taste smell ffpm g. 80 that you are not
deprived from going intocompany OF helms detectedby
nearest friends.
This Is no qusck MEDICINE buia remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ysieian. and
confidently recommended the unfortunate
CAUTlON-None l. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W r Davidson around the box. Allin
Engagements OF trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor ofthe law.
VIZ DAVIDSON Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Sold by Druggistsgeneraliy. Jan2s-demis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29
Correspondence of the New York World.
A had Report from the Monitors.

PoRT RoYEL, ) C.. June is.
A for the Monitors. they are in condition
to he used against Charleston, unless probably
they might lie mounted on wheels nj taken over
land The bottom of these vessels are covered
with dense growth OF tough white grass, now
about six inches long and nterlarded with birna-
Giles. oysters. and all sorts OF marine outgrowths
1t is very much like broom twgs-juSt about as
close and stiff and nearly the same color. Thus
coated the Monitors which, in their best state,
contrived To steam six, seven, and in one case
eight knots an hour, can now 20 barely three and
n half in perfectly still water. whilst against
tide of moderate strength they can make abSo-
lutey no Roadway whatever. They are of course
utterly useless in Charleston harbor the currents
of which are extremely swift No means of
cleaning them exist in Port Royal harbor. They
cannot be taken ont o. the water, and so long
they remain in it they grow every day worse.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29
smart GrlckslerN.

The tollowing statement. says the Philadelphia
Age. was received in letter from Harrisburg
IL ms frequently happened that attempts of this
kind have been made by the radicals to induce
the belief that there wa, cheering for JEFF Davis
at Democratic sssemblagcs. But the dodge has
not answered the purpose intended:
AT the Buehler House in Harrisburg on the
night before the late Democratic convention. a
number of soldsrs aud Democrats were cheering
for Mcclellan. when an individual. rising on a
chair. proposed three cheers for Jei. DAVIS He
Was taxed oai OF the house Ia protect him from
assault and upon investigation II was found he
came the.s % throw odium upon the Democratic
party bp hiS proposition aud have il SAID the De
mocracy were cheering for JEFF Davis The
individual was one Of Lncoln'y Paymasiers in
the army. by name Alexander Mcdonald Lynn.
and a son M law Of Morrow b. Lowry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

the inviting field. still the situation is more ad-
vsntigeous for the south at present than it was
Twelve month ago.
The iron clad Monitors Of the enemy have
proved failure. and the Yankee navy has lost
all is fictitious tcrrors IL Is BOW only capable
OF annoyance and acting as a conyeuient auxil-
iary to armies Of occupation II We had a par
ticle OF energy in our own Navy Department. or
lev Semmeses. Msfits, and Tuckecs IN our
home May, the blockade would soon be raised,
and nearly all our rivers cleared OF gunboais.
Even asit j. the blockade is not much better than
nominal An immense maritime trade betse zen
the South and English ports Is growing up. and
arrivals aud departures of vessels are matters OF
daily occurrence Charleston l. no longer
threatened. Mobile j. safe from the Gulf, aud
there is even a hope that. by the aid OF yellow
fever. we NAV again secure New Orleans.
At this time last year. the enemy bad succeed
ed in overrunnng large additional districts Of our
territory. But, for twelve months past. be has
made no new conquest. He has crushed. Tor the
time being the spirit Of resistance in the regions
he has thus occupied: but that he has not succee-
dsd in really annexing them to the North Is at
tested by large force which he is compelled to
employ la holding them 10 the Yankee dominion.
The heavy draft thus Occasioned upon bis forct1
has rendered his principal armies too weak TO
To achieve any new results-so weak. indeed. that
everywhere, save at Vicksburg, he is now stand
ing the defensive.
The season of active and progressive opera
tons in 1863 has passed away from the Yankees
and the summer stolstice, which inaugurates fe-
yer and the tropical diseases. finds him retreat.
ing from the lines to which he had advanced last
year. The western waters have subsidized with
out any results for twelvcmonth TO his arms
and he is likely TO find General Black Nomit a
far more troublesome customer on The Lower
Mssissippi TO himself than he had hoped General
Starvation would be 10 us.
A view of the present situation reveals a con
diton of things in striking and gratifying con
trast With that which existed year ago, ever
the relative spirit of the beligerent armie:
the same as then, which is far from being tine
case. The events OF the past twelve month:
have established n sort of concession the
part that il is their business to he whipped II
these facts are embodied the only promises o
peace which exist for the country