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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
PROCLAMATION BY THE pRESIDENT Og
THE CONEEDERACE SEAlEN.

Again do call upon the people Of the Go ederLcya ccfle
VIA believe that the Lord gn ald that his cyeErung Po
dence de- eth All hags unite in prayer and um5 %
under His Christening hand add beseech His favor
su.ering county.
III meet that when trials and beis u we stcr -
take home TO hea and cieDces Who .y
EACH and profit by Tor Which they tly.rs
Had land and sel.Cna -1
d fOrgeuul Of reliance Him had love ur
ike gsngene int he very land e5uyer-
many among iat9 wonhpPes OF gain and reLdIin shes,
unmcdul Of thsr duty 10 cir country, u fellow "a
their GodH WHO, heu will presume complain that have
,sen chsstened or 3 depar Of our just ard the pyoegu
Of Heavenly FSt5e
Let rather receive humble thsnkulnsss lesson I
lie has taught N recent deyouy d1rf
hat TO Him, and feeble sue LDnr
I'd the glory Of victory shat from Him IN lis p.tens BE
snsg, The aud ,adengs ( defeat p nat vie.
In victory defe It, humble pcsons d. u H
90. tool.
Now therefore, JEFFERSON DAVIS President Of these Conlrd
states do issue td procams setting Gpart Prdsy
nd prayer do hereby invite the people vi the Coincide
public worship supplicson ihe vof snd r
eetion that Goa Ehp has HE conducted Us saf " Ii
Ill the dangers that environ ed us.
- In faith VIII reoi have bereun,o my hgnt and
SEAL al of the Confederate States 4 Bichmouc ~ tea.
49, ty-hfth dsv OF July n the year
sand eight hundred and sixty three
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
JP BENJAMIN,
secretary Of State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUr UIsE Days.
III 9oDeIN AfPEH on.
SOMMISSTOHRRiS SALE OF a
MOST

4 INCONSISTENCIES DALE VI MUDI
~ yALU BILE BRICK TENEMENT IN THE oIrY 0y RICH
N0ND, ON THk NORTH sIDE CT MARSHALL, BETWEEN
5TH AND 9TH sTREhTS-By virtue Of ere, Of tie W.
cult Court county oHe Opt IN OctteuC2
the Of Echos guardian Of Londons children again,t
LOBdon &C. the undersigned son-fs will proceed 70
sel pubh suct the premises TUESDAY, the 18th
August 1862 a. o'clock p H. II fair, not the FIST fair Gay
thereafter tina. vslua lie and siraby well bailt and
venieny arranged brick teneme-t MarAhA Row. Of which the
late John Lo9don died SELF and In the occupancy u
General A. u Myers whose tenancy will expire The 18th
september next subject which tenancy the tad Will
10 sold This tenement justly regarded amongst the
most desirable In the city, beng large, handsome hbhed,
iirnshsi Eo gas wat and has attached 70 ample
aons for servants and exec lent brick stable and carge
rouse The decree directs that purchaser oepoe
ird Of the purchase In the Cizens Savings Of
Lynchburg to the credit Of this csus nonss EE
sonAl securi for tbs remaining v thirds ~ Is
months bearing Interest from the Of sale
until the ulihes der OF the court but by emen
Uttered at the April term 1853, the cocmissoners
eed with screuonary poWts vheh-r Tor cAkh o, OIL
terms Get forth above ard, exeic ing this ocrou the
III leave The option the irchGser pay
rrchAse money cash sempy with the terms Of she origin
decree.
ROBERT J. EcHoL5, To-,
PEAUHY Il. 6RATfAS, oo%r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

raE Was TRASspRE-John Randolph once lad TO
listen to speaker in Congress Who in the course Of bis
,smaIks frequently used the word "transp:re in the
sense Of "oOCur Tbs persesiOn Of the "Ord Wh Oh IS
properly applied to sscrs; baking out, IA very COM
mon, now-adays But K nd0lph being nervous man,
,ould not s.and the perverson frequently repeated
By the honorable member. Rising irOu bis seat, he III
ssrrup,cd the speaker with, Ss, II you that word
"fraHsyire again, s. ali expire
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

whose PGPsrB markedV with Gross viii undeT'
s. OF Subscription n about 70 expire and VIII
rs@at pTOapt'y q hey vish their papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

WHERE IS NoSToS As most Of the Southern des-
patches are dated at Morton it may interest the reader
70 lea ina. Morton is in Scott county, So, about
thir,yfour miles from Jackson, and sixty from Meridian,
lying exclusively the west side OF the Southern rail-
road. The village par excellence is but POOR aHir
consisting Of .eE struggling frame residences built
ike so many other rairOai towns tu. With hte care
SOC architectural system OF cOnven ence, and scattered
over the abrupt hills Of the !oe IN qo, apparently at
the pleasure OF the frs: settlers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS oSSiuL,
RIonoD, August IL, 1853.


RIoHnoKD, August IL, 1853
GENERAL oRDrRs.}
The ocer for ordnance duties IL the Provisional Army,
pointed under the acts Of Congress Of April 2 and September
18Th, 1882 will until further ORDERS be dsb Itd into grades
authorized L. the latter act, ~ follows.
lieutenant Colonies.
Majors.
Is CAPTAINS
40 n st L'eutenant1.
~ second LitueuanLs.
Appointments these grades viii be made tie OF
Chief Of OrdnAncehOss officers serving IN the cid viii also be
reported by the Generals Commanding the Army Department
prior TO appointment
H. ordnasce officers duty In the field, WILL far prao
cable be assigned 10 command according 70 rank follows:
Lieutenant OUlont Arches Majors TO Army Corps Cap
Departments and Dyons Len.ensn 20 Bgsdes
No claim promotion hweyer, will be recognized 10
qdence u assignment 10 any command.
Ill Two ordnAUce officers not above rank OF Captain
allowed assistants the Chef Ordnance 0eer Of
army First Lieutenant the Chief Ordnance
OF army corps One assistant not above the rank Of
Second Lieutenant also be allowed TO the Chief Orr
Ccer Department. when absolutely necessary upon Apph
cation TO the Chief OF the Bureau OF Ordnance.
w. The designation Of the Chief Ordnance 0ce attached TO
commands will correspond with the designation Of such
mands as Chief Ordnance Officer Of the army Of Chltf
Ordnance oce OF - corps; Chief ordnance Ofcer Of
Department; Ordnance ocsr Of Division; Ordnance
hcer Of Brigade.
By order.
(signedJ s. COOPER,
auElt-lw Adjt and InSp'T Gent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

NOTICE. desire TO engage the services Of
LADY Zone OF IDLE Prerred) competent 10 teach
sgs Frsoch and Na 70 take charge o. Seh99 OF zen or
T@iys IN ny family The situation 10 heally Adaresss WIN
s,sr-usts nj Loyis r o.. county, Va aus6 e..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
.TELEG RAP HIC
Reports OF the Prssa AssoolatiOn.

Botssd According 70 sct OF Con 10 the year lss9
tedsrste states Tor The NOrthssn Dltdes Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

Nor KuLED-Lieut Colonel Il. A -arriDgsan, Ofthe
Isth Va Regiment, who was reported killed At the bat
lie o. Gettysburg, was only slightly wounded in enc
hand de has been transferred NTH other pisoners TO
Johnson's Island, near Slndusky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.
| WISH TO SELL MY PRIVATE RESI-

I WISH TO SELL MY PRIVATE RESI-
denee this place. Of the best situations In the
ate for Lawyer Doctor Merchant 1t beautifully located
and highly improved with clubhouse TO make
family comfortable To refugee seeking safe aud eligible stu
aon this place odes the strongest Inducements To such
one II desired, sell fugu consisting OF Beds, SOFAS
Bureaus Wardrubes, ChaiTs, TABLES, Table Ware, &c
Ao Mich Cows Horses Bacon Corn. Flour Vegetables Of
descrig ;iOa sufficient for the ensaing year.
will also sell small fra-t OF Lsnd containing about 2I0
distant mile from tie Court House, upon which there
now a fee crop Of Cora.
Any person wishing n make such investment will have
oppor unity time before the lot day Of octOber.
will ass Tract OF acre, lying vi hin eight miles Of
Prospect Depot the sousde RroSd pom this tract there
excellent pwen ShoGse Nth coed improvements, such
Houses Stables Carriage House. House. Negro Quar-
&C. sill in hrsate condition. On this Tract there
IS 10 100 acres OF fiat land
TIE terms will Be made e suit purchasers.
Adore at Buckingham Court House.
Au l4-dQW W W. FORBRs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
GAs 8itBulanA 6aBig,
SATURDAY FORMING, AUGUSTUS, Ises.

fERNs,--D NJ year ssoOoj months so 20 tr less
ts led q ge per noaiA
sssi- grEElI ycss SIS %; enOnths ssoo
WEzkrT rear, tI.oO; month";, e&0O
geuh' Ancss q tAe risk q the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

DOR SALE-A Tract of 1872 Acres OF Land,
Il Dan river, 10 miles below Danvlle and whiu hall
uile Of Bsrks1ss Depot For terms &c refer 70 Mr. D.
FosIkes Of Danvie SIR VIM T. Smith, Of hithn, O. and my
son, Nathaniel P,mOre Msss TArdy IiAmS Richmond,
who has plat Of the land
Nv add es Stony Point Mills, Cumberland county, Va
1lyS0-olm JNo. FALMoAh'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

GES. PrLLoW.-The Memphis Appeal Gays that &c g.
Pillow Who has beel again assigned duty Chief Of
me touscrpt Bureau has established his headquarters
ss MIriets. His geographical department CO 81 g Of
she States Of Tennessee. Alabama and Mississippi and
- hin il assigned the duty Of Cling up the ranks CT
DE armies OF Generals Johnston ana BEagg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

PsIcEs IN Moan CAEoLISA.- According to recent
market report a, Fayetteville n c. bacon is selling IN
that place 81 sO@95 es lard 81 pork 4OG5O cs be,
Gy the side 5o9jo os; eggs So cts per dozi cora 81
s09476 ger bush sal % per To-; COW pea' - S'@
per bush "A brown sheetings, at retail 81 25Gl s.;
spirits tuspentine, 75 cts per gallon. Fayetteville i,
aSOu sixty miles southeast Of Raj Ugh. Il must be a
gh,ul place for people to live in with small cc1n's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The sub

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
scber, desrous Of changing his pursuits offers for
privately his farm lying in Aeckenburg county, Roanoke
;lver consisting Of
sac ACRES,
With handsome and commOdou5 dwelling, outhoases, &C.
Nearly one-hR In orig nal growth, old 6d pine The
cleared portions highly improved and well adapsed TO the
growth Of Corn To aceo ADD Wheat good physician uld get
= lucrative practice Immediately
Ny liberal Enquire of DR.. OBren Of
20 and Grace sreN Richmond address the premise
al st. TAmmany, &eckleAburg, Va
Aul 2Sw4ta II. ID. pRAORY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" deEy-sny y recurring 50 that set him. my u
lato boy TORNTON, about 10 years old feet inches
t pleasant expression H. len residence
ChSIlot.ssye bsuAre county, The 9h February Wa
purchased by SIX sg, sMr Thomas Crane, Of Cupe
per county, TO which county be has probably gone -
mhiT-Sf GEO. N. BOWEN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

a Row AT BRoCEvILLE, CANADA.-A short time since
tA3 steamer Ba7 State, ION Ogdens0urg, Y, having
GA board some sixty or seventy drafted and eulst,
ueu for the Yankee army touched At Rockville, Can
ada. Oae OF tie intended soldiers iumped,uPol the
wSarf, srd exclaimed "Abe Lincoln may 90 TO he'll; ]
care nothi for him now" Some Of the uon-eOnns-
stoned officers followed the 'skedaddlcr" sud one Of
tL5m seized him when sever i roughs around the wharf
ZEN foul Of tie Yankees. Several severe blows were
DEALT and the Yankees we're glad enough to take refuge
ia the propeller, minus three men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
HOTRL CHANGES.

THE UNDERSIGNED having made arrange
i mems to take the AMERICAN HOTEL in tbs City, October
t cgrss Furniture las WOe) OF the LIN
MOOD HOUSE nov Doing 6ae eusnsss limited sccOmno-
daoIs only TO- the change Those wishing TO Pur-
chase, viii app Immediately. -.
auglS-lws Proprietor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
BsAzt,ls NEUraAlrrr.-Tbe Emperor OF BI

BsAzt,ls NEursALrST-Tbe Emperor OF Brazil has
caused RAsr circular to the Governors OF the Pro-
5inces 5e Issued BY The Minister Of Foreign Adams
si,h the view o. giving wider circulation TO the drec-
rOas issued in Augu's 1851 in which set forth the
principles regulating the neutrality which the imperial
soEernneu reslyed 20 assume in vieE Of the struggle
n The United Stst,s~ The conditions which the
pos-s and harbors Of the empire open to the bege
rsats are dafued in this mlnesto. The closing para
graph reads as follows;
"A1d, ilasuuca as the steamer Alabama the Con-
Tolerate States has openly violate the neutrality Of our
Empire, infringing the dispositions Of cur circular cf
he lst Of August 1861 making she Island OF Rita the
Ease Of her operations for the purpose Of carrying pr
rs there snl sailing thence to make others, which she
las caused 20 be burned after keeping them days
IN he anchorage o. the said island his Majesty the En-
Peror has ordained hs. TIRE said steamer shall never
agsia d received i,.o cr,y por! Of tbs E,aBire
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
PTEDHONT INSTITUTES,

LIdrIOHgygIit', q
MISS A. LEATOR, PriHeiPdA
THE Eleventh Annual Session OF tins school
~ tegn on the Tth Of ssptsmbs neN md close on ihs
10 Of Juas following Per particulars apply 70 Prn'lpA-
ElI--olN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

sHAcEELFORn n. RosS,
OF Fsuqler, Va. OF Culpepe-, Va.
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
THE UNDERSIGNED, A LAWYER OF
org standing, and Of large experience have
r3c ted Themselves together the and Of land
and ' investment q MONEY Virginia. north OF James river
Being vel Isned With the people Snd lands in Northern Nr
Fa they the attention correspondence Of persons
disposed 10 sell med dun Will Sus be ottSned
between blatant parties and mutual ommodaton enue Those
desiring % cell will describe thef lands accurately 10 all respects
comprising section, locality, quantity quality, buildings ana The
n.ice demanded
Those dsEug buy viii be equsy psreuls- stating always
the qIAn and wanted and the section in which It must ie
Tucss drslring investment merely will state the ant
Commsson and for purchase sale sccommotAt
Ing.
Investments judlolousy made and el carenlv examined
Aidrsss and 0fice, ROSS sHACkELFOSD,
aul2-dlu Charlottesville, Va
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DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE wish t

IL sell privately very handsome and desirable little Rarm
located Eoanoke couuty six miles south OF So aud Big
Lick, aud hall mile on Gave Springs The improvements
al and in good reosir, Consisting and comfortable
DW-n House. ~ith six excellent cabin, smoke house
Ice house carriage house, stables and spring house The
contains 63 half Of which clear and 10 high q
cultivation. Il has II excel en site for tanney, very
superior young ofchR just coming into bearing, insisting
apples peaches dsa and standard pears dN arr and ssndH
cherries pums, aprco, quiuce, &c The fruit Is all OF the
hue 4y having bee seected With from
Ct the 0est Nuoee In Virginia The garden very fe,tIe
t.nng aad hall acres, and Is we'll supplied with grasses
strawbsr les g. also, neYerang sprng OF excellent water
Aso another small tract: located X miles from the above
tsnrg 20 o. OF which cleared aud in high state OF Gull
tivsuOu, producing VIII AZ 70 great perfect n.
Aso comfortable House and lot at Cave Springs (con
taBins well stocked with fruit OF different knds
a. which psce three Churches, and considered good oca
ton Physician
The purch supplied with hons hold AMI kitchen far
nture rovsOns notse cstte hogs farming ool
rage, buggy servants stock OF Incidents books, &c
Seeding given, and full possession l Of January
Terms to suit the purehsser -
Address JNO D. HARDING,
aus 3taws Big Lick, Roanoke county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
By the President:
j. z. BENJAMIN.
8 creiary OF s,ata.

-lAu-V cTtTaTy OF csaL9.
" The pspers hroughou. tNe tclfederats ere r.
qles.ed n copy the above proc nation the aF 5
aud 10 twenty Us thereafter, send their bills The
o he Presid nt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

NTEW ORLEANS SUGAR
"a A, A.sY. Stokes 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

Holly SpRJ,G N,ss.-The Atlanta Appeal has at-
vices from Holly Springs, Mss, late as tue I'd inst
The letters arc principally devoted to private sairs,
IN. from those submitted TO Us We CLEAN that the
,sy IN that vicinity Is gresso, enjoying calm from
che troubles o; tie sar. No Yankees lave visited toe
vicinity within the a six weeks and there has been no
eces,ity for tie presercs OF any Confederate troops
such crops a. vesa Pa. in promise bOun'iiuly IRE
visions and goOis plsaty aud cheap The currency
Of the country an admxture Of Confederate eottol
ArOad and gr,eaba,z notes, all Of which pass on an
.uraNtv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

CAPTURE OF A RAIDING PARTY.
ORANGE G. H., Aug. IA gentleman just arrived
from Staunton, reports that twenty odd raiders
were brought there yesterday captured within fifteen
miles OF that place
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
FaoM CALIFORNIA.

Ss.',,s TROUBLES have occurred in California. The
Se,, {. represented full of rumors OF contempls-
ter - Of secessioniss, and tie public mind ia said
to he Ne uneasy on the subject On tie 9th instant
an air ~ occurred a. Vsaia, in Tuallure county, be
tWcel ne persons who sad TO be secessionists,
and larLy If soldiers in which five Of The latter were
Lilcd and several OF the former wounded. At Yisalia
great excitement prevailed, and further trouble was an
uoplted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

CoNsREss H.tL-This establishment, situated Ca
tAukn street. seems 70 be the headquarters Of ePicu-
reaas uiSirg from the throug which occupied ia sd
Oon, Yesterday Toe chief attraction Of he Cav ~ss
ne big turtle which has been briefly described in these
columns His turtieship having been dismembercd ard
.seOied according to he mos. op2Ty'd rules Of the
culinary art was served up yesterday 20 rich soups and
savory steaks and this iae, becoming general 'oOWn
n ADVICE through The medium Of the press aiAe
crowds OF citizens to Congress Hall, to indulge prOba-
hly for the las. M q season, in the Injuries OF tE
IL Never old people seem 10 enjoy themselves more
fa ~ Ja Cocks arms were KEEP; IN perpetual motion
mixing condiments" and t5e walters we're constantly
rauuing to and ro responding to TIE numerous "or-
dersn Il nav be some satisfaction to those who we're
MOI present yesterday IS know that the best part Of the
ta.s viii be eysi M a. the place this orenoon.
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DIVIDEND.

NOTlCE.-lw wish TO employ aFEMALE TEACH.
for the next trm OF ten months 10 October
next 10 teach all school One well qualified
English Branches, Ei; Latin and French wih Mu Piano.
hnd situation by early application. II absolutely
cessary Music shall be Is preferred Reference
gwen and required Address
6 g. GRESHAM,
jy29-iav4w EewtoWn, King Qseel co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

Tn re is nothing of importance from the Arny of the
Po,Oms. nor do We know whsn the lat will commence
to "ehapgs rs base as it has been rumored at Wash
ingtou it vii do sa0rUy.
Mosby's iucursions DO not appear to have received
auy rols Cbecx lie still continues his depredatiOns
on the hue Of the Orar g and Alexandra Iallrca
makes fegnent captures OF enIcrpnsrg sutlers, who
have suffered heavy pecunary loss at his hands aud
last weak captured Lieut.. Col SsLderso Chief Com
mis- sfy Of the 1t C"rps, with iergs amount OF Gov
errment 'Cud, ia his pa.s siOn.
The Army of the Potomac IS said to be suffering ter
rbly from tue hes-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
ASSISTANT QUARTEsM AsTFG GrSFRAL's OFFICE,


secretary Of State.
Iv gT-eodtd
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07

 Come up hither, lifs's great battle With the foe, is o'er to-day; Fought the fight the conflict ended; Come up hither, come away. Never more so earthly warfare, Goes he ct his country's call, Though the end we see net, know we. Our great Lord dirscteth all. Louder than the clarion war note, < Clearer than the bugls's blast. Came. the trumpet-sound from Heaven, , As the steed of death rode past: Come up hither, young immortal, Victor in the conquest, theu, Underneath the Christian banner, Thou hast vanquished every foe: By the hill and by the river, Take thy watchful round no more, Here's thy robe, and here's thy mansion, On the far, eternal shore. Leave the field with white tents gleaming In the scabbard, sheathe thy sword; Take the crown that I shall give thee, : Come up hither, saith the Lord. ELIZABETH H. J. CLEAvELAND. Goshen, April 26th, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07


 The brave young men who ran away to Can ada, that they might avoid the draft, will be called upon to pack up 3duds" and return home, to stand their little drafts, for the req son, that bill has been introduced into the Canadian Parliament providing for return to the United States of all dsssriers from our army, and by the new Conscription law every man whose name is drawn. and who fails to appear. is called deserter, and when caught will be punished as being one.
 The New York Tines has | letter which says that within twenty -four hours sitsr Gen. Thomss's speech at Helena, Arkansas, 1900 nexroes enlisted into tbe service of the counisy, The greatest enthusiasu prevailed among the white soldiers It this remarkable denonstr1- ton of militaE$ split by the negroes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07

fatal wounds, his dreary captivity, and his final escape, she still sobbed through her tears.
 70 knew that you would come back ?
 We'll, Harry, when are you going to take possession 1? questioned the Squire, jocosely. ( You know promised you my daughter, when you come back
 ' As soon as possible, sir,' said Harry. We have settled it all, Alice and l.
 Wife, said the Squire, do you remember my saying, under this very roof, more than a year ago, that was sartin the Lord would bring Harry back to us ;and haven't my words come true P
 He leaned forward and kisssdi away the tear that sparkled like solitary diamond on his wife's withered cheek for, somehow, the sight of the young peoples happiness brought back his own honeymoon days.
 And Trad Curtis remains a bachelor still.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07
OYSTER SALOON
" HEpNTNcWAY

s4se " HEMINGWAY REAs constantly on hand, & &'suppiies oYS- M TIERS Raw. Roast, Fried .Stewed--by the Plate or quantity. - Ts5ac 70, Cigars. Candies, Nuts, Sc. &c., at the 8Fr NEW OYSTER SALOON,
 Opposite Central Park, Litchfeld.
 Litchfield, Jan. 2Sd, 1862. tf-40
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07
7IARNEss-MAKING.

rulHE above BusInsss vill hs osrried on by the sqbecfibers evsF As Q. Smith 2 stor nxxSi5S1S. BSiDEns HzErxss. Z ' ed othsr material bs1onging to the Bu6iness, VII bs found en hand, or nade to oFder
 JOHN WILLIAMSON r1nnEnrE D1oWN. Assaf
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-05-07

On Sunday evening, st Plymouth chstch. Brooklyn, when the pastor announce6 tkt rt. salts of collection which had been 5ske. q, in the morning for the Children's lid Society, hs read nois left in the plato, to ths following effect:
 am an Englisman .bs supsristsats1s of an Anti-SlavefY School. Ihkre seood ,rH during the whole service, and pp ous k&s hee4 polite enough to offer me A seat. Xst s1r close \ half-sovereign'
 Without changipe muscle of kip hcs, a1I with tho utmost gravity, MT. Beeeksf rsoc<tt d to say - Hsrsaflsr vish my esnfFsksr tion and the ushers to undeuiand' Vka1 t<sI see sn Englisbman standipg in tbs oscH4 E1A has been the Sups<intendsnt ef sn A1!i-tI.- yery Sabbath Schcol, and ubo kze t1l<tst<1 reign n his rostst they nust giye 1l& \ a'<S