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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-31
DyEKTIsING N TIE WEEKLY


Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
Weekly SsxINrr win be charged the fuil Daily rates,
with oue-half the Weekiv rates added.
Business Notices published IN the local columns, II ten
ines under Will be charged Tor each Insertion al u
over ten lines. ten cents per line
Charge will be made for inserting the notices Of the
following Orders. Societies aud Associations at tie rates
named, ;o be paid in Advance:
Military Compsnies. Order ~ Odd Fellows, Masonic
Order. Beneyo.en Societies AMI Singing Societies
For each exceeding lines . cents for each
Insertion. over eight lines At this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81:
without notice free
Marriage Notice 30 cents.
Notices of Festivals Picnic and Excursios gotten up by
individuals associations y churches, at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. ten lines viii be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les three lines inserted
once in the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers tOpay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
be charged the of Al so for each In the
Daily and s2in the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- In
all cases. paid iu advance.
Legal advertisements inserted At the expense Of the at
torne oreFng and deayabe for the legal proceed
InsS but coectable At our usual time Publishers not
for the Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. NJ. TiIFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
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yATE hope, by keeping good liae se,as. eli
w ing cir ap. merit and receive = liberal sharf -
patronage. We solicit examination - our stOck aui
comparison Of price. befor- you make your Dry
Goods Purchases
janT-6m JONES A HEss.
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SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. So
HEADQU ARTERs DEPARTMENT OF rHk CUNREKL.ND.l
Murf cesbOro, Feb. 24th, 1853.
ExTRAcr.l


Ky All officers and soldiers belonging to the Army of
the Cumberland ordered to report Brgader Gen
eral HAscALL. at Indianapolis. Indiana Tho.e who
are absent by authority will report TO him by letter,
stating the authority by which they absent their
ties address and length Of time they have already been
absent Those absent without proper authority will i'm
medately report 20 him in and obey his orders
be considered deserers and subject and trial
such.
This order is intended 10 apply all officers OF what
ever rank belonging 70 this army absent from their
duties in the field.
BY commend OF Major General Rosecrans
m2 THOS. THR ALL. Cant ain and A A a..
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
indianapolis 3ssd MADISON
Hx "a EE4 E4ESGBa ED.
IS62. ~ ssss -zssslszsssr lSk3.

ioOo' N saskssk . -zsssssEssts 1000
New Arrangement TO Commence Won.
day, Feb. ,. iSB ;.
FENWO passenger trains daily (Sunday excepted) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 80 \. NJ.
and r. NJ, arriving Madison % A. ~ and so
p NJ.
Lsave the Depot a Madison at A. w. and I. NJ, ar
irving at indianapolis at IL A. NJ and SO T. VI.
The train leaving indianapolis at $50 4. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus at -f5 A. N. for shelby
vile and lku>hviie, arriving at Shebyvle at 0.J A. NJ.
aud RuShvile IL 30 +. NJ
Leaving Rushville at 30 NJ. Shelbyville al 255 p.
NJ. connects at Columbus with the and NJ. train, ar
irving at either lndiauapo Madison the even
ing
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapOlis and points West
Tariff Of Freights a low A. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants est will find il therinter-
est 70 ship by this line.
feb2 DC BRANHAM Superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-31
RAILROADS.
CHa=.nrss ss~s ~sE ,EsH->e-
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Three Trains Daily.
SUNDAYS ExcePted.)

Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
100 p .-.... .---..-. 750 g. II
s.25 p. ........................ s30PM NJ
450 A. NJ ...----...... 4-35 p. NJ
A BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
- Of passengers at southport, Greenwood Franklin.
Edinburgh Columbus, making connections At Seymour
with trains the Ohio Mississippi Road and al Louis
vile with trains the Louisville Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
Frsght tTansleave daily. Freight
Office, Madison Depot, West side.
A. S CAROTHERs, Superintendent
J O "ETTcnNR- Freight Agent. spl'e2-d1y
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Arrival and Departure, or Closing
OF Mails.
DEPARTJRzs

DEPARTURES.
NgHS Close
Jeffersonve and Louisville mail. 700 =.
through mail, ST Louis, Cairo. 500 A.
Lafayette and Chicago.. ........lU00 A. "
Lafayette CITY and Springfield. illinois ...... 700 p.
Madison ma.....-.- ..-.-......-.- ..-.. 200 N
Ceniralway mail......-. lO55 A.
Central through mail and Washington City. eco
Cincinnati and way mail. 1890
Through mall .-...- 600 p NJ
TeTre HaUte way, Evansville and Nincennes.. 1870 H.
Perl-.......--. ........ IL 80 A. n.
Beilefoutaine and through 700 p
SUNDAY MAILS.
CLOSe.
Bellefontaine mail 500 p
Louisville and JeHer.onVille 500 p.
I ~ laufe tn on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 II.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
SALES AT AUCTION.


"A AN ESTATE.
D p cAuhk,Na AuGTi0;N,HEtEinr; Q, 3 tirrpp ,
RICH YRENCH PiATK PIER AND MANTEI, MINORS,
SuPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD iiANOtOkrE, Y
SILVER PLATE, ae., &C.
Monday, jan 2 rain shine, ai VI ocisck A. NJ ~ lne
Of Art ODD Drawing REQ suits elegant seven octave
rhnoor, Mir Velvet aIets, &c, contained IN she
rec hence 2l Fourteenth Eighth Thc
su oneer calls the special ntion OF the pubic 70 ts
hold furniture offered auction this season. The uri
tuft was all made fos the present aud IN good
order The whoc will be rcinptoy and absolutely sold
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
rnnsss OF ed rosewood Etaeeres marble tops and
French ate doors and ba rs: ady's Work Table, ina
with moter OF pear rosewood Centre Table
BILE cp full suits o Drawing Room Furniture, elegant Tte
Chairs: carved rosewood and covered in three
coored satin rocad the expensive nescripon; tv
Console Ia he's nlad with buh and tortoise shel 81 ale
and Lte Curtains Frencn Plae sr and Mantel alrrprs
Vases richly deco ated: PaAn mar BILE Satires OF the
SEASONS Artistic Bronzss representing Night and Morning
Pandora, Painting roetry Music crusadprs, &c antique
Lava Vases ebony Card Table velyet Carpets Rus TURK
ings by Rousseau iahan Huntipgton cole Legrand aud
MAGNiFicENr SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoBTE,
legs and finished gu i0un
Ka.s, rosewood ssoi covered in brocad embro,dered
Cloth N6ver l,o6ks and Music iEli rosewood Hatsat, Oil
Stair Carpets, Chambers, ond storyRl bly,
carved Bestead. style Lonis NV, Buras and
Sna ing stan beoe sianis Couch Arm Chair Curtains
ShdrA Cornes Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding, deco
rated Chna Toilet Sets MrrCts Dining Room Furniture Of
erg ssad Tea Is, Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery
Dining Tabe, &c,
Ic JON ment Cartmen in attendance 10 cart pack Of
ship soous for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

i. JANUARY 24s ID
sue old and black eLa|
AZ, rubber chain aud q
W, lafayette pla, . TO Y
.4tn street. or In y Fol
, rnil avenue akAlif|
Il to Eth aveaur.
tlf'. will be given.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

r OST-ON FRIDAY. JANuAt
IL South Brooklyn through cha
South ferry and Broadway STAGE
silver Ear Trumpet. ANY persoi
ing IL at 81 Coenties slip, up =
warded.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

7 osT-sATURDsY MoRNrN,
! \, tween l0ts and ~ a. ~. 4
elled Watch. hunting case, with TN
charms attached Lost IN go,pe N,
corner or Broadway and Eigh &c
teenth street STAGE. To the corn &
I teanth street. through fifteenti a
returned to 20 Irving place a Il { Il
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

n inst, IN G0lN|
"a, .nenis. corner oi Fot|
= dark mink covhI
~. evarded, aud reg
! nlng il 10 No. 9FI
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

T OST-OUT OF A CARRIA'
IL avenue, Brooklyn, and the
Sun Shade. trimmed with gnlri
leaving it with Mr.. J. y. Rogci
York, will be rewarded.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

Y OST-oN WEDNESDAY NlFi
~ charge and Order for Sis,
chasing the order, and any pers"i'
to the Relief Association, VIII r..
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

.cIg SrECKLED DOG, (
tu II. from 81 Fourth q
n leaving the same
aog IS a large si7ed'gf|
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

T d. sEARING's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY 20
81 Fourth avenue near Twenty.inifd street class
forming for the second quarter foi Gis W.,
ncsdsys and Saturdays at four ocock, for rentSnsr
Tuesdays Fridays AZ eight ocock frivate l.ssons
times not occupied.
AAME sApyAGEAr's DANCING ACADEMY. 40 !
M LEROY place (Blercksr sircef). All ftshsnalla dan
ta,ig,, IN IA i.ssour Lessons MONDAY W.ane.ss
and Friday evening sorees partee every Tns.da,
THURSDAY and Saturday Wanted Lady dancers. i,isIs
\. paid.
NaACpHERsoN's DANCING ACADEMY NItrTAR,
M Hall, ip5 Bowery o.posite sping strce,.--Days q
tuition Tuesday and Friday evenings and A.,
Saturday anernosns for rssss and All IN. nov
aud popular dances taught ke~ classes cons,an
for,ninr beginnera Notce-The ness social or a.,
take pare Monday evening January y. Private esson.
xiysn time by regular prI
vate residence 2lg Bgv-ry. "
DRIvATE LESSONS FOR LADIES AT rprrp prsI
Il denee -Rcdova and .in fashionable Dances iaus1
perfectly 10 tix sssona For aduu and ehildr.r ess.y,
every Cav Academy 20 seventh s.enue on Tiir-eru
srecs pUMAR, Ballst Master.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

i.9HGE BLACK Me-
Il hieas IT md white toes
ib Lieut.. Il. u. Low
i,fu. tine dog TO i32~ N
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

T OST-ON SATURDAY.. A J.
IL foundland Dog, white spot o.
hind feet. wearing u brass CO lar
engraved upon it.N Any one retaii.
avenue will be literally rewarded.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
O. FUTILE, AuCTIONEER,
a. Office l3U Broai way.
Mortgage sale Of magnificent Household Furniture,
Ricn CARPETS, ricr aui Mantel MirrorA

Ricn Carpets Tier ani Mlntrl Mirrors
FrsAch and BE. .ea ian China, Silver Ware, &c.
Tomorrow Monday, at II o'clock precisely.
Comprising the first class FIJI denro
No l62 rwenty yss street. west Of Sixth
CANT SUIT rosewooi furnturc IN rich roade Sofs
two Arm Chairs and six French Harp Chairs, with slip
COY ers FOR every piece, made to orer S50 fu
Suit sven beces richly carved 1915; both Suits
perfect order; solid rosewood Centre and Pier Tables
elegant fler MIRRORS cost, $3.50 each; Daniask
and lace Curtains, French Shades, ! Medallion,
Turkish Lounges and Chairs. Reception Chairs in medal
Satin Eageres, magnificent Mantsl Vases. bronze and
parian Figures and Groups valuable Paintings richly franz
ed with costly and collection OF Paror Ornaments
Bos de Rose Cabinet &c.
Elegant avcd Glass fu sets French decorated and
oak extension Table &C. superb Bedsteads spring and
ha Mattresses Dres ing Bureaus Chamber SUITS Oval
quantity enumerated Every article in the viii be
sold without reserve Descriptive catalogues At house.
Sale will commence in dining ut ii dlp precisely
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

No " YORK CENTB|
1 ~. 1851. Nos. 300 d
: 10. cautioned againss
DER III confer o favor
b plf IN. Sherman 4 Co.,
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

.tY =. IN GOING FRq
itnG ard Atlantic streets
, ~. 81. Nicholas Hotel
), nding the same by lei
s'ais, will be liberaaly
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

1r 4 SOLDIERS Dl
81, per-ois are forbid y
ting the sai,. papd
te i suiiablr reward.
RD3ERT L.AVERTY
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

pETW ZEN GRAZ
nit N Jerry. n lady's bid
/. lace. The finder,
s, No. . John street, M
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

r OST.-ON FRIDAY NIGH
IL from Waliask y theatre 20 u
teenth street Fifth avenue, .
. tiapet. The Ander viii be silta
the thanks of the owner, by !
Thirty. ninth rect.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

r OST OR MISLAID-TWO
~ Railrond Debt Certificates. d
3,O2i, for 500 each. All person.
g0tiat NJ the same, and the fms
leaving them at the Office Of u
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

I osT-wHTIE GOING TO lr1iITiSToNE, T.. T., Sl
IL Tuesdas InorAiag. BY the f'as T. Railroad anfs as
ably rewarded by leaving 1t mil VIM Aisop, ~ Seven
|. Street. New York. EF+
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

EOuND--Ar BARSUMs MUSEUM, on THURsDA'
u Jan. q. Gold Watch, whill the owner can nave
calling at & Sands Brookl by proving properly "a
paying for this advertisement
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

A BONA fIDE AsTRoLoeIsf THAT EVERY oNE
n depand ON - Nine. WILSON. ubo tails hcshJect
OF your visit 80 soon ~ you enter She t-is
you OF daDsera and the
perlous undertakings n. B-Criebrssd mage charms.
No. sg Alien between Hons,on and stanton,
the ladies' and gentlemen 81 cents each.
4 &sToNIsHING-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
IN daughter has foresight tell how and how often
You marry, AMI all wish Know, your thoughs
pay. Lucky charms free Her equal 10 NOT 10 lie
found Her ma.tr image 10 lu operation lSf I.ud-
low street below Houston street. 25 cruta Geniiecn not
ndu,ittsd
7 OoE IIEREl-s5tV0 REWARD FOR ANY PERSON
IL who can squat Mss WELLINGTON In giving correct
statements ON all through i particularly losses
law SUITS aud lucky numbers. She has never faI ing
remedy for drukenness, aud brnsig the separated To-
asther. by which
Two souls with but sinrie thought
Two hearts that beat onr.
wH be united forever Sn. prrfegy certain c her happy
on natira gts DeAy % oonsut ths Dea ful yo1ns
lady at lOi Sixth avenue, OPPOSITE tis th ~.resL
MADAME EsrELLE. SEVENTH ~ .EftrER, CAN
M ~ Scd on otc, ma - knsss, losses bust
aud arms sa,ls sson sIais T. fsdieS ~ cCnts
gentlemen 20 cents cniS l.o Wes kHe nth stfrt. BE-
tvsea seventh snd hftth avenues.
MRS CORA DuvAt, ISptrESDfSr cLaIR oyANr
wi ~ lAAra9s sty u fsW, 'is' u n nnd y =
toas o. aay wth ladis .dsirs ~ -, hu
Ine 80. 81. Uss gt4s 80 eair' isa anu
~ tns.. sAJ '.sis.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
REWAfs1s.

GS REWARD. ON FRIDAY NIGHT La
tpC of Twenty second str e. aud broadway
small black and tan Dog with collar 10
nn of Billy. Whoever will b ing hun TO w Leona
l28 Third avenue, above Fourteenth street, will receive
uhn var1
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
ASTROLOGY.

A DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN FROM MINNESOTA
n writes as follows.On arrival la the ciy. was In
formed that Young Irish lady, by the nane OF Neal
Just from Ireland, READING fh. corner of Greene ana
Fourth streets possessed WONDERFUL powers. called, TO
satisfy self aud being ushercd found her
seiled. Acf looking ~ me moment she said ton ar
rived IN New York iom the head waters OF the Mississippi
last evening" and much account vi the loss
.f Your trunk containing valuable papers was left AT
Buffalo by mistake tTegraphd and found therel You
will be- b od on I'll. LIST February next have buled
four wives have ten living children four and M
sons Two of The latter are lame she named them ALL
You have made and lost fortunes and may make an
other by nuyng gold ., 60 VIII worth 80 on The is OF
Jun. next would not have written this communication
had not always rdicueG cairvoyant rowcrs bW having
found truth consider " INV duty
PAUL. sofa
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
LOST AND FOUND.

ID Neil WLoeyer Will return him "a William Freds ne.
al The stabl. corner Of Iexn ton and TwentyI
street, viii be suitably rewarded.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

L1OUND--oN STATEN ISLAND BEACH, ROW Foh
Il which the owner can has. by proving properly 20
paying eapen-ss. HUGH NOLAN, Rocky Hollow sts'
Island =
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
A BRAHAM yANpERPooL, AUoTIoNEER.
~ MAi.NIEICENT HQIlSIsIIOI.l N LI NIrIrRE

A BRAHAM yANDERPOOL. AUOTIONEER.
~ MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD III KNIrCRE
Paintings sasuary and many and costly works Of Art
Al public auction, to morrow Monday, jan &C.
Al the eela ant residence OF N. Is. Chapman, ESQ.,.
No ~ West Sixteenth be FIitn and Sixth
, Sale commencing at l0H 0 clock.
Seven octave rosewood PanOforte, wood Draw Ing
Room Suits Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers, Velvet Medal
arpcs SevIe. and Dresden Cnina Ornaments Pier and
Marel Mirrors Embroidered Lace Curtains. solid Silver
Ware, rich Cat Glassware Artistic BronIe Statuay, OIL
Paintings, by eminent artists The anct would cali
the particular attention of his and the public to til
the eatogu. comprising the largest and richest
men OF Household Furniture offered at auction this
The furniture made to order less than nonh
and of the best description Sale positive,
regard 10 the weather.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

LrDwARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
II CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY STOCK.
BY D. w. IVES CO., the elegant marble store, 625
Broadway,
TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY. jan 81 and 2s,
The entire Stock of Paror, Chamber Dining Roo Library
Hal and Sitting Room Furniture, These goods conf
IDENTITY and RESPECTFULLY invite intending
purchasers examine before sale
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

CE00 OR $l,0VG-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN,
spCUU clerk otherwise, In the wholesale retail
vision produce grocery trade wanted, by middle
who has conducted the for the eight years.
would loan the above amount his employers good
rty Those in want Of good to attend to business
direct box 3oly Post Office with real stating where
interview may be had. Communication onGdental.
sharpers need not apply
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

Cn, = REwARD-LosT OR STRAYED, FROM NO.
DC Nest Twenty-hrst street. I'D inst, small b.
and Tan Terrier, called Sport. I e above reward viii
paid his return 70 IJ6 West Tw enty first street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

!, icon FOUNDER, A \
- II age ancnt i've 4
a'x hair and wbiskf
re black SILK neck haDdk
udercoat black pa|
' a,cn and chain lett
tte 2ist inst, At - 7
seen. Any informal =
'g ei' 90 by his sofis
I euty-ninth ani ~
cnnd avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

COOKERY GLASS. RICH LUsTRE JUGS CHINA
~ Plated Ware and Cutlciy.-WM W. SHIRLEY, auc
oneer Tuesday, January ~ ten lock- Isl Pearl
by d. EMBuRY Jnn.. choice sock, just opened In lots
for city Dealers Sales absolute cash.
well packed for shipping. =
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

AkISSING.-GEORGE BRAID,
M i've of Scotland, sixty-live
six inches high and stoutiy hi
mixed with gray; bad on silk q
chief, black ovcrcoat, heavy nj
andboo s; wore . heavy case 90
plarc of business on Wednes a,
since which time he has not b
concerning him will be thankf
the Foundry, First avenue, bein
ticth streets, on 10 VIM. Brad, D.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 1863


lofs FRINGE STREET ST. CLAIR HOrsE -EI.E
~ AN 5"..3 iIr"isaei Room, with 5ecroo as;hrie.
49, ~ ne confenisnces for honskeep' CONT e, teud
iHa gu eraton water TO ls to respaeih. an!es o.
sin6ia sentriien.
~ Elm STREET NEAR SPRING sTREET.-FrF
- nlsheu hoouls. Tor Immediate occupancy. ipwcN
raves ~ me cy, containing the Tor hJiisskeef
l,s pss bedding furniture and eeo&ing utensils gas ani
E1h AND 6H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EMEN VIII
~ Ic hni aeaDty furnished Rooms at thls h9asa Iot
sssihg al te advantages forts Of rst class hon,
al nioGcratc charges. I&t u
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

A w'DDv ER or FoRrYfIvE YEARS, HAVING no
~ fmiy = r-rgrc,atie hOsre.s -hcs Ia correspond
10 lad ~ ss'r 'hirty gs.r wl'ha' 'e uas'rmosy
,n. mas' ~ Lrh Sfs'1 go son. means Address
q = 5sr.ideNe
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs,

NURSE WANTED-FOR AN INVALID LADY. NONE
~ need apply who haze not had extensive experience
mus. also have good temper and lose their
session Wages liberal Address, with references, Nurse
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
SITUATIONS wAaTED-MALEs.

YOUNG MAN, RECENTLY ARRIVED IN THIS
n rity with practical know ledge OF the provision
Of ctce. desires situation capacty
MAJ II, ,eriecn might be available; is good pennan and
atl.a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-18
ral swEARER ALONE WITH GOD.

A s.rrier 10 . large tom ia Yorkshire
heard his carter sse day in the yard swear
,u. dresdfslly at his horses. The carrier
vas .as shg feared God. spent ais Sab
sa,h, a. q teacher in Sunday School. and
.ode.,ersd 70 promote the spiritual good
AZ his fsilsu creatures. lie was shocked
"a hear the terrible osths that resognied
through the yard. he went UP 70 the young
san. who vas iast setting Cd with his cart
for Manchester. asd kindly expostulsted
With k.s 81 the snerInity Of his sin, aad
thea added, Bat if thou wilt swear stop,
till thou rst throsgh the turnpike On S.
uoe,. where acne bat Gsd and myself can
hear" He then put the S~earefs Pray
er' ists kis hssd, asd left him. The poor
feIlss cracked bis whip and pursued his
jssrasy; sst he could aot get over bis mas
ter's verbs. Ssns time alter tnis his mas
ter observed him 10 the gard. and was very
zach Surprised 10 see him 50 altered. There
was sefisssasss sna euIstssss shout him
Which ks had asssr sssn sefsrs; aud ne
sftsa sseaed a. IL he had sonsthisg to say
which be eosld got get cat. At length si'
uastss uaS - msch struck vita his 'naa-
scr. that 10 asked hin IL he wanted an,
thiss. !" Al. master" said he. DO you
remember uhst roo said to ne sbost swear.
Tag. and the tract ysa gave msf va.
thssdsrstruet. 1 vent on tss road, aud
rot tnfssga the turnpike, and reached S.
nssr; and there | thought that though
wss slsns. yet God vss with ne; ssd
,rsu5led 70 think hos he had been viii
ne, add knows all nv sins and follies al
NJ fIs Isng. Ny aims cane to ny remem
hrsscs; / vas afraid be would strike N,
dssd / sss 1 thank God that have beeI
rssssa TO seek after tho salvation Of N,
sssi." The easter. as may be supposed
vss Ays1oysd 70 hear the yoang @ao's con
klssa; and IL 10 gratifying 70 know tia
biz ssSssqsest esnduct gave prssf 81 ~
ss,ias ceased 70 be the slave OF az. a.
~sS ssskes 10 due season. hes gesd
49,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-18
TIE ROLL OF HONOR,

,r.. Richmond Wing says: The Senii.
-, ;.forms "a that Messrs. Haxall q Cren-
&C.. .en, one hundred barrels of hout to
:. ~ l, 81. while the price ia the stores
!. fran eos to s75. They promise to the
-. ,ll the -four they have on hand and all
y. t.lls they may receive at Government
S.;,s, Messrs. Tardy & Williams etfer
z. ali ali 6osr sent for sale TO consumers
.,,v without any charge whatever tor
.s.smissions. Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure
= Co.. offer to grind all the wheat pur-
...A.sed by the city at the bare cost Of the
.hor. The City Council have established
hoard Of supplies and appointed com
..;tt.e. Of which Mr.. Thomas h. McCance
s Chairman and Mr.. Alexander Garrett
Av,st-names that guarantee the success
that certainly attends energy and sound
.ractieal sense-to purchase articles OF ne.
cessity. to be sold to citizens OF limited
.e,ns n cost. A similar committee has
hs.n appointed for the city OF Petersburg,
nd the Secretary OF War has instructed
the officers Of the Government v faciIitate
the lsbors Of these committees. The Unisn
Benevolent Society reports donatsns OF
loo nushel. of coal, 200 cords OF wood.
zoo mounds Of sugar, sundry donations OF
c.sh' besides s20. 900 from, the city oil
Richmond. The Secretary says the city
has relieved US Of much OF the expenditure
vIieh would other~ise have been neeessa-
r.. itself making appropriations Tor the
distribution Of provisions among the NEST
needy. asd the authorities. we understand,
intend 10 continue these distributions
The fsuss Mems Christian Association u
shaving q noble part. - usual. Al th'
Churches aud the civic Societies are sup
psting their own poor TO great extent
There we're no beggars here fast winter
and sith the spirit which Is new besInninI
20 warm the hearts Of our citizens. sustain
ing the municipal and benevolent a'socia
.risns, there need be no besgars here mex
winter. Indeed. the entire absence
beg.ars in the starving Sesth' WAS
matter Of constant astonIshnent 10 an Eng
lishuan whs travelled through the cohied
crate Satss some months ago. ssd has lui
published an account OF his travels
aBl.ek woods Magazine"