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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-30

Gy- The light Of the lamp was dying
away IN the socket, the midnight clock
swung heavily aloft, and It's brozOn TO
mes sounded loudly on the frozen air.
II was tho hour disembodied spirits
walk, and when murdorers, Ike tho
sleOllhy wolf, PROV for their prey. The
lonely watcher shuddercd as ho heard a
slightnoi,o a. the door, Big drops
stood on his polo brow the door gently
opcuCd, anj in oamo--a strange cStl
HSJ' He who ioilUwS tho loolStep Of
another will always remain behind.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-30

E1r Among the plisonors recently
oepturod at Jacksonville by thesnegra
regiments was thu on.in law Of tho no.
lorious John B. Floyd,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-30

aIlparaI sHll ~ sli VI.
Nlmegals % tile ilpsl NJ sshle 5nd
.usei kindsabollnd 81 lles lll q
fouIitin yafiopa lseS iiit is
dist al q cou DHt thein fo5
tier xteAdin 6tEY:tR lifi l
witt h5 nolll icsl % d
Ard 6ld tHe; Gaapi y "A
.of elline sqSntioaedf gad oil
Shss SAT- Is found e no illly {
Inn Isa beds 81 ph0 iso aiaiY
beoH isaofefed spop sgA e
ban peth9 W. y, .6ld
haya BEEN disooScged odEsl ~
of tH lAaa. SiiSe nst abuad t1s
al EflsiiiasE. on tie Jim sbDdpl
The is good reason to believe ghss sll
SiHslisRbSnnds @lQiEtlt0 prsci6a
als veg lofge fields 1851 gd
fouR IN di8ersnt paris 81 "a
allYan3 the mon disaidls
ward ofihe Ufalinioanisili aasl
Don gass hela Of l0e vet3 kuibra
cisq hos sbeaa fpp1d. is
VOL M Ehe 6l reie
Ura tas aids
ooo pa iQSlia
has la
nsi s6s 1ilslliY, aas.
ara ~ ss y siipsi ~
.Id
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-04-30

From each hill top thcy fred ou the 18Th IN
vain -
For each at his post did boiti3 remain. ~
For the space Of four hours he fougheyery hard
But his nceSsapt iring We not much did re-
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s...~. 4, .rorrox
l..ckSNnfx. 81 go s.r.uh

NckASgoN ~ A..ARia CT.oh.
- tys \ s8H4Ag p. Afrt AZ - fsRI
arr.s.r 4 af4.t a. RpA o. tf N
TIA roapan uli ! 1 ~ rigG,f fss a,r 0u /, enc.
to- r e.i tLe -tH t.uth - at T. y "n,
,iac ,s1 - { oh.Yt. Exe lsr. q ~ I
- kgcrangc Place 4 WA tree a. S4t#h y nc
/ y. uasr. l.. \ DRAPER Aurii .a.r
lVIaTY.FIN4 I'll NAND T4tNS or FRI SU MlNEo
srR RAsrOs cow. a.
glyabethpor' \. "a Hrar the si OF ectpbcr neat ~
mouth dnrug the srsr 1868 ,,
The sale p lositiYe Zach lot put viii 10 r,h ~
he h.hes, hdorr no ht-, IN any form whatever oems
u,sft for scronns ot or ehAf of the coinran\. -
fny ns per ton In ~nkxDc funds 20 ne l,li ~ taa M
ine and ot le and the balance w ike i"a. on
receiving The order nr he c"s Which mns. n .a'ea os
~hin dnys t,r slrr and th- c"si taken away ~lin
~ ~ dnsir The lay q sale aaiss. nhsausa s "a
cna thirty days or skns the devr or Their puiehss~
Nv mas further ders OF hfs cents per Ton, Mithn the
hays nb' specified Interest Al seven yer orat per
will I've char sei the balance from 20
time stipulated Tor asd taeats az. cs
of sivcxins tho o0ooth 10 be
pa ~ 40 livery ~ order. .
hitherto snped b. all nhasers by private con!rac, o.
verable vi FIJI sb tnport lar apphcAbe Tho
will igerrd dreci from their arrival
from tho miurs when practicable from the
stock These nditons will he modified " meet the wants
OF ocean sieAners whose arrival he definitely lred
JOHN BRISBfN. Proaldc0&
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ExPREssEs.

DURSHANs FURNITURE gxPRpss oprf,t-.tt.
ID wesi Eler~uih s--e h-gwern ta,h aud sth .v..s~.
H.aos Hirora Ps,ntae@, slaiasry. A. rark.s sns $50,
eli parts ~ t- World Covered wa.r. fat rmre -
Sa-si are v asd ircr socsuy- Fafaltgu asogef
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SALES At AuCTIoy.
A UCrrOs NOTICE -prS TIVE SALE.
n ID. Il ttuLktNs. A ITO fkER

A UCrfOs NoTiCE-pus TIVE SAIL;
n ID. y etuIktss fiofkER
ypry ELF, snous ssSs TnI6i TnIi6i.p FURNITURE.
girn FRENCH ~ -.lE III RAND MANIEL MiRRnE-.
suPERBLy carr ROSE GOD PIANosORTE.
SILVER rLAlE 81. 40
u. d. CAULKINS will cell ON Monday. segtr BIZ rain
nitore faintn.s Sat ~ ann wo~ss cr Al ro.. ,Da
Drawing Roon sutA slryant7 Octave arDiofte " rrrs
Velvet Carpets. Ac ctDts In the rfsid 2iS Foar
teenth n Hvsn = ihe a., ton er -,
special attention Of tie public to this sale The pi,are
The who,c win tc pre pto y and absolutely sold whot
DRAINING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved rosewood Earcrrs marble tors and
with mother OF p-a Odd Cenrr Table,
be top; fun sus Room Furnitr.: egaat ete
Iete sofas. Arm. Re rptlon aud eig
Chairs carved rosewood frames, aud thre
Cons lie Table Ia aid with buh and tortoise shell Bru
And Lace CCuan~ Frarrb plat. Pier and Man Mirrors
with rich gilt irne> superb Sevres and Dresden Gnina
Vases richly decoraitd Paran marble statnettes OF
seasons Artistic lsro.'s, representing At aud Morn ng
line Oh Pantin \ 10 antlqne Lava Vases. ebony Gard
fahe Velvet Csrpets Rugs Turkish kasy chns Rronxc
L1ck rams ono months niIsInn nv ITO nInan,
uunLngon Coe, Legr,Dd and other efnine artists.
MAGNIFICENT sE In OCTAVE PtAAoFORrE.
cary rH Fs5 ana -four flushed ali
niad with pear and , KEYS; Musc Rack
otoo ci ef. "a einbrpidrred ciuth Books
snn nc; Hal se wood hasAnd 0icloth. Stair Carpets
&C. 'hamners s'cnnd stoyRchiy carved rosewood He'd.
s.sad 81. L. L,nm XIV bureaus and ach;
BOO eaods Cou h. Arm chairs Curtains. Sha Cor
nicss Hair Msr Beda and Bedding deco china
aoie Seta Mir Dln,ne Roo n Furniture OF every nd
Ica SITS ~ yer Ware Ivory Table Cutlery. Dining
laDl'. oak ID ming Arnt Chai s. &C.
No postpone attendance cart pack
snip goo ~ for puruhhserA
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

fiR0cHERON 4 WOOD. AyCrIONBRRs.
Three nesufnl Cottage Houses, on the brow Of Bergen
CkoCHKKON WOOD. snsuonecry, VIII sell at public
suction. "Wednesday sept So Mt o'clock r. NJ
premises three beautiful Cottage ouses with seven lots Of
snels and all the oonvonences OF first class houses
Sarrow and the surrounding country Parties In wan, f
aantc residence within fifteen minutes OF Jersey civ
erry. will nnd in these houses all they could desire
Sale positive.
Por particulars ngu,~c OF the auctionesrs IS Nout.
street, jersey CITY.
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\ nan Toxg PURs RID Asa 40 LrHlsa VI.
J.bUW rW csi sfss aa.4ts sssse-f 80 - ~tla -
dsfsvNs NMFsmw fAis 49, wshNs Nai4G the
kef ! " ~ t4n 81 T~.f.ssaA tees
saff NJ ~ A.stn.f at -. ,f<klv. N iss .s@. ),
"a 30 ssrrs 4 " sDt.Dts. - ~ Gsns sss~t -
49, stt tss'r. nfTt - a. ssS Hy@sts~rtA
.--< - a gkAma-u
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n H. LUDLOW. AUcTDSKER.
PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, &C. At AUCTION BY
oxpgR or THE NAVY DEPARTMENT

T. " LUDLOW co. win sell al snr,ion on wedne STAY
sept 3u Lass at y o'clock, a the Navy Yard Broosi'n,
BY order of Isaac Henderson, Nav Agent
PROVISION oNS-A large quantity of Bread. Beef Pork
Ftoar Rice. Dried Apples Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Hutier,
Beans Dessiccated Vegetables Molsc Tomatoes whis
kew Vinegar, 40
CLOIHIA IAG.--Round Jackets, Jumpers, Trowsers,
Frocks Undershrs and Drawers Pannels Sstinet Can.
Duck, Nankeen shoes. Socks Mattresses, Blankets,
Coats. Caps.
SMALL sTOREs-Totacco, Soap. Ribbon. Tapes. Pocket
HAndkerchef Nee les 1htmbles Buttons, Combs. Pep
per. Spoons Forks, Blacking. e49 Bands Grnss Ness
Pans Poet. Ac.
Also lo ~ empty Barrels AMI Boxes also BREAD Bag
Z. II. LUDLOW CO, Anc,loneefs
No
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OLAsr FURNACE FOR SALE.
ID AT PIfRfIG A AtYCYfO

8tssted at Canal u Tuscarswss county, Ohio the
Cleveland and ritsburg Railroad and Ohio Canal Parties
tcetrtUg 70 anime the property
q Mr. Geo. Dcardon. C.nH! Dover, Ohio The above men
aooen rs"pery WIN snd ~ S,ninEJssous ten aeres-.w
hans Exchange Is and % Exchange place corner Of vii
IAN street In the CITY OF New York the ls
ser aeni at IN os.nc For further address
Apply 10 DAVID THOMAS. CatasAiqux, Penn, or HENRY
kDEMAS. New Philadelphia, Ohio, or THEO sTURGEss
xo 4 xork
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AlIsCELLANEOUs.

A X EkGLfsH ATTORNEY. PRACTISING IN LONDON.
~ tsaas In New York. will sdvise on or underAko
any legal or patent business 70 be rnnsaotei 10 EryAnu.
Ample refcrence given Addss j. r. H., Of hessss
Edwin James Danphy Counseiors Law .as Brosd
New iot
IlOATS CAN BE HAD AT PIER M. NoRTl RIVER.
- foot Of Rector street 70 vsors " visit ac great
Russian fioet u snps.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

Per. Spoons FORKS, BiacAins. c4s Bands 0inss Ness
Also ., cf empty B;rr;s ,ns Bo.c. also Rresa Bag
= n 1ODIo" O. fSs'iSPfs,' sc Pm. stree,
N Furniture D nv E6wArp scakNcK. On xoa9ap AK
:. :. & d sr.. e::. hand II
g.g ns n rns -
Washssnds copt.eae. %s,ir.s.ss Fss.her neds Pillows.
iI:,.s ,aa A.I,slSs Fay Chair. ta:mfsd
ria.oIor sss ,gg-rey cared Bras Beas.aa and sls
made BY Dancsn West.
r. q: LUDLOW; AUcrIosEgRarsgEnrIoEy
oe ic saoems c.ar' nndsr ,he disc,lon Of John Hoa
man r,s.s' ~. g ~, aTp,og y os co s " ,s ss IA At
change saics-so@ iii Slo.i~.y 1rrni,y saidnrl New
s aors -. w q
Slrh 1ysn,s ca = % ~ %ors ,,o or less Isrns a .a
a 90 No Pine street. near Broadway.
L,oR sALE-Ar AUCTION. SEPTEMBER 30 A MILK
roandI,f scvcntesn Cows (which Yield 40 quarts Of
ae,s. "iG Tnaar- m' of @ rncSas boLsS iss ses Ss
q W KELSEY. MISUNDERSTANDING STORE FOR
.s. - s .. and saoes s.sieis sn ,uy a WI T.
sed = gaslc tim. % wednc,ssy, ssp, 80 :, ~,
sSs sSrs az aDs sa ss 3 a:e a uS saa oi 's s r.
ness Ine owner Obliged on account Q, y hs; 2 rein'
F"'' We 0''n' :. souss seventh S,sri wiiams5urG
y nSg gis.,ss aaNsai.LB Ftnsifrs,E!s .,
MOST ur WILL ,wwaS wS naps non ~ nerrn,VogiNti r,Vg
lk.Ns pRoNzEs. A.
HENRY n L-lsDa ( co will ssi At sstlou "a Wed
ss.sdsy Sept y :. 9, oeoes 9, ,as .iessn rsdsnes
furniture most OF which made by Bsudne consishg
81 Administer Carpsis srus.eis Do carved fe-ewooa s
sin- Si7s; s.eesnt I~e window Curiain rosewood
s s. r "fss srss,s ~ SS, Sap 'S 5
Vases. sarei rosewood octave Piano ma by Bsrn0fe
Music Rock apd Piano Stool eecan, g Pe-p,on Chsrs
A~. ~
DINING ROOM
Carved rosewood krt.nsi.n Dising Table Sl
saeSc.rs ssss wr.,ss srnss wgso wfps s.ys ~.
Bronre Caudelsorss o.i So, superb china and gi Din
"'r aud Tea service "'sik nsBsooss ss,p,ss
CAtyed ruscw ood Prdsads carved WOOD marble II,
Dr -ainz burssn.. ros~wcod Arpoir.a Glscs ,rser o
Bpster. ard Pio~s rosewood SUIT IN r,r~n sna
ynd h-nstel srsnt ienon eoor- satin window
gli CORNERS mahogany marble top Dressing Rur~sg. ara
hossny B.ds,oas, Ac Ac, All - which olna N hs
most p~rfecs ORDER
MOZART AucrIokgER -sy s. d. BoeARr
81 wennssdav sept, ~ ~ i0L O'Clock the surtIou
foous No North William street. Msrshss sale =, Hclss
general ss.Sstmeni of Psror Chamt az klssn r,,"1
Rrns~ts Nsvpt, Three Fly sod fngYsln csrpefs al
F''H" Pier e'' hn.FsoeRst ..oRt n i,iTs III e" Lsss,
DAwNRRoKERs sALp-oN WEDNESDAY sppTrN
y bsr . ;, JOHN soarlsEk ls Es., Hrosa.ay, eoe
,iphlng. v. wortAy the attention of ~esi~r. oher.
By order OIL. Z. PHILLIPS. % csthanns street
pAwSRRoEBRs ssIg.--oS xospAY sErrEaBER
scloes sss s..orm.s X Men. sns ws.a s ~ e
Apcsrr, SIR ss,ee n.rlao snd other Dresses. shssl
seess 9.ls. sos ys1,s rsDss ssiI Under o'ss. S sao,
ton of dealers aud others ny order of w. q Fsrer Ia
avenue b.
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AmUsEME EHrs.

"M,.hr os husiC-rHE OPERA
+ - xS9f .....+....t.. Max aARFrIRG
~ S'a p - App 1announcs. Aasnt csrspSe -
sia'rthA.s .Tfsa Srnrnt. hr faop.1 tho ssnS
- Wa - wv t4tst -eaaoa ~ tsllIsa opera
,,,., -, muNbAf pQirstt y. ISCa
ff1" aftN' lss4t Opera. tNE.r o
R1bFkio pfrrWfWN
prfrcfnt iArI - ~. l.sNf.es L.
MADAME 1OsPrlNF .IppD
#U Ae.n f'tNassa
Nfa hLLf. HEsEliftA FIN l.xir
- IA y h0laartAn
MINOR tEaNIfstp 1AXIOfKst
F0i.rrr ifr sNreIa, t'os8 ~ ~ ps.s
siaSDK rkitDINANno HtLlfst
a. Dptr ~ NOTTINGHAM
aul ~ a DFrln*tFa col
ntrd Eaprae shcs hsvr bcc. ec.ss sA Il -.
thc tre. tffut the city, or4.f thor.,.Ss
= 1renrf r ~ 'falrtfent
Thr opcrsnAf stl.DIgTfo, NORMA IOSE tuDiNi
sAaHFa 4. FAUST. fsiS GfOf ANN. IsuBhEhiA hpA
oit snl uthers All into. % Fspsd aaessfs-un
fktCrS ~ ADMISSION ~ Z SlAf.
Tho bsa bnaf .f ss Arsl.EE - nos rprl. where sss
srrlr&arns rrcsrvf To- twelve utsits
The several os.s " rrkr~ Op~rAlts
rrtFc@rn-ton vii their rallit~ psr the -
81 October.
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owtas 10 ~. -rB- a 80 sss~urs - ~ 90
ss.d % s~-w t.e ssv~.sis e..s -
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

srupATrfcsL suIIcs -waAryD fmsFDtsrsLy-.
l sr.stsvs. psf h~ssss H.s.g ses.ss. s..N~
= Dssy r..S. 80. tpar tffy y = scs,s. ~ LAS
sasAa. 80 frfre< sf~~-
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

rCTION NOTICE -BoOTs AND SHOES.
WIN. N. HoLLINGsHsAD AUCTIoNEER
ny CHARLES G WARREN
sALEsRoOMs % ooRTLANDr STREET
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 AT IoH O'CLOCK.
sEMIwEtKLY PACKAGE AUCTION SALE
or Boors, SHOES sALNoRALs. BRoGANs. &C.
EXCLUSIVELY COMMISSION GOODS
EMBRACING c0NsIGNMENrs
FasTUkEss N Sss HSsHAsD AND new sA"0-
UCrloN NOTICE
~ LOoTS AND SHOES.
wx. II. HoLLIsGsHMAn AUcTIoEEER.
ss,esrooms IS Cortandt street,
FALL TRADE sALE
WE'D sas Ssrs' .mGts c ocooK An
rRiME 'SI1i QUALIFY Il i@Is BOOTS AND SHOES,
' rom "nIs CITY ASS COURTNEY ETgEas
Catalogues rssdy on mornng Of sale.
A Q BAKER, AucrIoNEER
p.nasa a yers rsrag1e a1ns n
on 70 sorSos sTs5s s5s5II5 Si$S s$ESErs~nsn ssn's. ~
sthe ,esan, Tr,lenc West Sixteenth aiseei between
~ II Z. M siAth avenues
Tue s.ie -str~ contents of The house Tho
VIII Bidder SSse tSa or
II the houso ia having been msnths
A UCTioN kOricE.-A GOOD CHANGE TO BREED
n OF h0rHes The celebrated troting stallion
Jackson WIN be sold Monday the 2sh inst II O'clock
3! 40 sixth AsD three saddle
can tro Ia ihre rnn,tes Also. double st of light
Hnrne,-. Rockaway and Snlkoy and trotng
10. &C AL VIII be sold without
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auclioneer
uCrIOS NOTiCE.-ExTRA LARGE CATALOGUE
~ sale o! Crockery Glassware and Fancy 0oodsWM W.
iHIHlkY. Auctioneer. esiay. S.pt IL O'Clock,
No 2o Pearl street by D. EN- URf Jr all kinds OF best
knd secoas White tsranc Ro X, Yellow Dpt and C. G.
ware, IN lrs for city And country deaers Goods well
psckca sor shi ping. Sales free for cash.
Ry CROCHERoN6 wOOD-BARaE TOWNSEND
- On Mon. 18th inst 10 O'Clock the YES
sci foot Of sscK street. Jersey City Sale POSITIVE high
st bidder inquire or tho aiclioneeis Mont
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

rrgo LADIES DESIRE TBK AUVrsfsTA. "a ay
L 49, e'f.r'y c~ntlrfn~r -tth tew 70 lsf naa. a.
arr., Gar trr.- asss uias q u Cos ss-t s@t.sa ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

". CHEMICALLY PURIFIED CHI.OkOFoRA.
indnely superior To anything In tor ctact.ns
teeth without pain. I have administered nunncstess
The eight with perfect socess 1T you
been hanbugg.d By the freezing process. Local
richly nitrous Oxide. just Try now o. "
Nobody pretends doubt its utility Guaranteed porfeoeS
harmless aud agreeable when adminsered by me- FROM
whole OF teeth extracted ~ sitting Al the re-
daced price OF 80 cents for the ars and zs ecn o caon
following Teeth Oiled with silver and Dentine ~ oons.
0od. 81 Teeth handsomely inserted. ~; Gum Block 2
perfect initiation OF nature, e3D Please give me TRIAL
90 Tc.,,th svSc,~ ocrosite FleyeUth s,rcek
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

pouRs0s Whisky -sgyERaL tors ~ rurR
ID EsnturfY HouyNon Nhsssf - swf f-ff NHfsf -
sAie ~ 0Eo. h. Dou9Lsss 40 h-.fs sf-.i
I.oR sALN-su gALiO-e rrHp rLDpMhpasy
lure .usnstu1s v suit A aeitrMt .rfMte
~ p~ssrs - " hssn s'sa.sy 80. y .~s-sp.t> =
isaatay No. %. - .asfs'. iSA N"'"'*. - h'a-f
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
JTHSGY H. 1 rEUa a CO ArcTfOSEEas
III RIEDASr HOUSEHOLD FuRffrURI.
MOST or WHOM WAS MADE ny BAunoiN

ROg.RT AuCTfOkEER -By s. 4 pocARr
81 wcanssdsy SEPT, " NJ ios clock At the auction
rops No North william street. Marsha sale ~ fiolss
S0s Tnrnlturr Painting. Mirrors consisting and
general ~ Pador Chaulbc kish. Fnrnl
trr~ Brns~tn Neves, Three VI, sna fngrsD Carpets Sl
panunss Pier eass, kngrssinfa .e a.. ons Labe
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

py CRoCHERoN wOoD-RAR0E TOWNSEND -
- on Mon ay 18Th inst a. ~ O'Clock on board the YES
sell foot OF Eascx asre~t City Sale positive high
st bidder For particulars inquire tho ncioneers Mont
.Omery strect, jersey CITY.
The New York herald., 1863-09-27
sTEAM sOATs.

('HAsoE oY Houa-roR KIyroRT rHE gTEAn
~ boa n ~ hARriN, Captain ~ Y lFrswsmWh
icsvrs ssv Yors 70. % Ro5insoa street ssaga ~
snd ksrpcrs asAh
LOB INDEPENDENTLY Lfsy-rHE STEAMER
HRf9EPOsT leaves pier ~ ts. rtssy daily. o. A.
o~o.s noon, arrlns " hrasrpor ~ time %
I've Hor~stsnr ssasssnrs, No Haven and Hartford Rail
roaas sas -aor- Lss 70 ssJ brcos art f0sfcr
..aa
L,0R sALE-A SHALL siDR WHEEL STEAMBOAT
suisbie frr snerf pAsssns~r rgasr. ~ su suf fsa
ehis-ry perf.s sss, snt r-sly ~ hu.ns.- D-snght
tar~~ ana . kaif fsst WALLIS CaDCgrR !. Va a.
CLOTHING.
oy,as ,e,s. ..- !, "a. :, ., ..a-y,.. y-.r 80
The New York herald., 1863-09-27

" INrRR GARDEN
w Stage Manager .........s... .rs A III. DAsrnlort
Tie management da. to announce that .
Booths engagement al ,his ih~..e rtr ie pr-ut frn
season being BY e.rcun ssuer, niL 60 Ncek. ho
VII ho unable 20 eat hH several rrest rcs usaA
his many friends and admirers 4 sre "a sd-
vance the n.shs wseh particular charscera will be
prcsrned the aseanent anne list Of the
cnarace. 10 which bc wii appear nfin the weed and the
nighis fe'c.ed to each chAsafer,
Monday Othsllo
fle~iag ShyIoek
We tuesday.
Thursday UA'rItt
fritsy-Nr Boob's be .. Nrhrrd III
baturtsf Hch,rf I'll
Mr.. Booth win be sustained nv
MIR LAwkBScE BAHHEfI
A III
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-04-24
NortIietn Items.

An abolition pspcr has the following in
tcresting paragraph
Ii is not often that maIcfactor boasts OF
his crime; but there arc monsters 10 the
moral as we'll as in the physical xossH-
creatures who arc more boastful Of their
shame than decent men arc of their virtues
The distinction of Northern lackey 70
Southern traitors is not one white man
would be likely to aspire to. and yet fel-
low named Wagner, democrat" mems
per Of tie Michigan Legislature, delivered
speech, few days since, in which he thus
ostentstiously fatpted The badge Of Hegra-
d.tion: Il am fortunately, or unfortunate
". among that class who are styled dds
loyal Democrats" and Sccessionists," and
sir, Il am one and am proud of the name. "
He is Secessionist and is proud, Of the
name" Can moral abasement FATHER 60?
SAT meeting of the Democratic Associa-
ton, in New York. last week, speeches were
made by John MeKeon and James Brooks
in favor Of the right Of secession, and against
she wicked war" to put down rebellion =
Hhe audinence Kissed the name of the Pres
ident frequently, and loudly applauded .ev-
cry reference to the gallant State of South
Carolina, 1.-THE State which dared to yindi-
cate its rights as free and sovereign State
should"
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Poetry
Uncle Jerry,

-. Uncle Jerry.
The following homelE bst s:osaching verses are
from the pen OF DIR William IL Holcombe, OF yir-
ginia.
Why, Jerry, what means all this sadness and fear
Here's your bitters. man! rhv do you cry
Who told you I'd cell you? to the tracer that's here'
By POUNDS ! sir, he told tou lie l.
When sell tile gold ring from my dead mother
.A band,
Or tao sword which my grandfather bore. ).
When at oeif5rd his troopers made such Bold
will sell yor-Ek2 not before!
Why don't ron remember my face as a boys,
Thsmoft-n sat your knee, -.
Whilst yon sang, in your rugged nsciotdnous voice
Tour foolish old ballads to me.s ID
wept at your sad ones, and laughed at your
= gay,
And made you repeat the all Ger;
All! when forget my ifes hspbicst day,
I will sell you--and not before (
You made the boat which l launched on the tide
And my traps for the birds in the snow;
iou led my bay pony, and taught me to ride,
And half the good things which know.
Ton wspt like child when they sent me &c schoc l.
(. To be Gosent six months or more
When yes are william or I am fool,
will sell you-and not before
lfpoverty's cup am sentenced to dnian,
Iwilipart with yot fist of Their, an;
Your kind ,sss, old Jerry, would double my dain,
And yedr sorro.t embtter my fall.
Hfate or misfortune should cause us t. part,
Teresa God will unite more;
Go drink my health, and console your old heart,
And lorc me and serye rs before.
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