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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06


September-as follows:
ynRsosr...................T Tuesday. sept I't'
CALivoRniA.............."Ih ursday. Sept 3D.
MAIsy....................M Monday, Sept. iNh
Each of them elects Governor and Legisla.
ture: Vermont and California elect Members
of Congress also.
The rival state Tickets in California stand
thus:
Us,on Dsmoeyafic.
Gorernor......FREDnKIcKF y. Low JONI q Dowsxr.
It, GovUnor...T. N. MAcHIs. A. W. MokissrRr
Sse Sfafs......B. b. RHDpisd. q. NJ Baaor.
supt Schools. l.. JONI swxrr. ANDREW J. MouLDER.
.RonuALDo PAcnEco. TnosAs FispLxr
Controller ..... GnoKan OuLros. T. l.. BARNES
du'y GsnI. .JSo. q. McCuLLou0u.L. G. 0KAsdKR
Sup c. Ci0kW. ID. HARRIxAs. A. c. BRADFORD.
Sfos Printer. %. NJ. CLAIn. BgKiAn Bhows
Surf GenI....J. r. HouGnros. PRESLEY DUNLAP.
Barbo, Conf. CHAs l.. TAILOR. MIcuARL HAMS
R.pr"sntaiivss in Consrs"s
THOMAS b. SHANNON, Plumss w. wnIrxsiDns, Yuba
WILLIAM HioBY, Calavoraa JouS Is. WnLLnR. Alamsda.
CossnLlus Co.'s Santa Cruz. JOHN BIoLsa Sacramento.
(o'o.H L. snAyr.h. Z; = s Il,,
Suprsms b. w. SAsDsKsoy. n II iAiohr'
Cur" a. .oT L. R S" ToD ReSis.ox
1t is noteworthy that Of the three Union
Rep representatives. in tho last Congress, neither
was renominatod. Of tho Democratic candi.
dutes, Weller has been in the House from Ohio
and in tho Senate from California, whe Bigler
has boon Governor Of California aud his brother
William Governor Of aud Senator from Penn.
sylvania.
Of W candidates fag Governor, Mr. Low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
NO EVENING EDITIONS.

This being tie day SCI apart BY the President Jor
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING. our usual EVENING
EDITIONS eiH be omitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE w AR.

by way Of Fortress Monroe we have late items
from the South. The Richmond Enquirer Of the
Sd inst says that it is confirmed that nearly Oil OF
Gen. Grants army have left Vicksburg, and the
Yankees report they have left for Mobile and Ten.
nesses. The CharlestoD Courier Of July % says:
"Tbsre were about a vessels Of all classes inside
the bar yesterday, including the Ironsdes and six
monitors. Some IS vessels were reported in the
Stone. brig which had got ashore was being
stripped BY the Yankees" The Richmond Enqui.
Yankee cavalry has appeared at Staffords store in
Stafford County, Is miles east Of Fredericksburg"
The same paper says: Gen. Neal Dow will pro-.
coed on trip to Mobile this morning, escorted by
two officers Of the Confederate Police. We are not
informed Of the purpose of sending bin to Mobile,
but presume it has some reference 10 violation Of
As laws by Gen. Neal Dow"
"A vieksburg dispatch says that among the doc
omsnts captured in the course Of the advance on
jackson were letters confirming tho suspected tres.
son of James Buchanan. Some Of these letters are
to JEFF Davis and are Of nature to justify Gen.
Scots accusations.
Gen. Herron's division, while at hatcher, de.
sIoysd an immense amount Of Rebel stores. and
captured large quantity of salt from Louisiana for
Les's army, and supply of cattle from Texas.
The atlanta appeal of the Oath ult. thinks
thai Rosecrans ia moving On Selma. The Same pa.
por says that the mountains In Northwestern
Georgia are full Of Rebel deserters.
Philadelphia has got through with the dram.
On. Of population Of SCI 900, there have been
$4,000 men drawn. This ratio applied to NswYork
would call for about 80, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

On the second page We print the highly IN
terestiug report of the American Freedmen's
Inquiry Commission to the Secretary OF War.
On the third page are Southern Items. Euro
pean news, and local matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

Drafting began at Buffalo and Ro0hsa"
Wednesday, au passing Ut quietly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
CALIFORNIA.

Three States hold their Annual Elections in
September-as follows:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

A CLEVER BOY,


Tdo notbclisSc your especial pet, Master
iQharleA could gat over knotty question
hotter than 4 heard an old German lady Itcls
ing how little boy whose religious OducA.
tion had b en- somewhat neglected, got over
thefollo ling stumper, says writer in Har.
per's Magaziue:--
"Who made tho world77 said his teacher
to him the first day he entered the village
school. The little fellow shook his head and
made no answer. Again the question was
repeated but in sharper tone. No answer.
Tho teacher, never deubting that it was real
stubborneSs on the part of little Hans, now
threatened to whip him souldly unless he i'm
mediately told him who made the world
This threat had tho desired effect an an.
swer must be returned, and the trembling
boy, not knowing what was meant by the
world, but thinking doubtless it was some
thing wrong he had been unconscio ugly
making, broke forth, We'll" master, |
made it-but I'll never do it again"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
From The Crisis.
a LADIES. FUND PROPOSED
FOR MR.. VALLANDIGHAM.
SrEUDESvlLLE, Ohio Dec S, 1863
Editor Of the Crisis.

SrEUBESvlLrE, Ohio, Dec s. 1863.
Editor Of The Crisis.
DEAR SIR-Within please find enclosed
3d. 90 for two copies of The Crisis.
Mr.. Msdary, there is n matter that has
rested upon my mind for some time. 1t is
TINS; There is citizen ofthe State Of Ohio
enduring penalty unknown to tho laws of
the State of ohio or of the United State,
this position, il not clear from other consid.
erationS, is manifest in this fact, that the
ordeal that imposed the penalty failed to
make provision for its execution. If I
com nit capital crime, the State of Ohio
supplies the gallows and halter for nv exc.
cutlou' lfguilty ofa minor offence the
State supplies tho Pepitentiary and all
necessary appendages. But strange to sav
In the case referred to, neither the Stste of
Ohio nor the UnitNd States has made one
centro' au appropriation 10 carry ont the
execution Of the sentence imposed upon the
person of Clement L. vallandighanl.
Now what wish to suggest is this; Tha.
hero be raised for his benefit donation
und BY the Democratic Ladies' of the State
ohiol the same to be conducted through
he Democratic organization. AS a plan | |
uggest that the ladies contribute 10 cents
% as to place the matter within the reach
VI all; say 100000 ladies paying 10 cents
ach' it Slll give $4,000, which would be-
cry cohsoling to to the heart Of a Banished
,atrlOa :t make this suggestion to you.---
you apprr0Ie the project hope you will
iahe vigorous move in the case.
Yours respectfully
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
The Omissions of the Message.

Lincolu's Message is more remarka bic for
what is not in it than for what there is. An
exchange well says: .. ...-. ...-. .
"He says nothing about out relations
with mexico--a question that before long il
to overshadow all OIL ers in our fol eign rela
tions. He says nothing about our lately
threatened imbrOgio with Great Britain or
France, and most remarkable of all, hc has
not word about the military operations Of
the year, their present situation nor their
prospective accomplishments; and the so nc
is true relative to the navy. He does not
mention General ncr soldier, what they
have done nor what they have failed to do
not word for the captors Of Vicksburg or
Psrt Hudson, net word f.r those who
stood up and fought and won at Gettysburg
or Chattanooga-not word for those who
are wasting away their lives before Charles.
ton--not word about Grant or Meade, Or
Bat Ks, or Gilmore, or Dupont, or Farr,gut,
or Dahlgren.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
sqEANTs AIsssIssIRlgI aaaeAEes;.

Gems HalIstlsa5s eE nfaht ea@baiEn
iin MissiasippE II
: Whom gs consider thccha-acter Of the
-coaptsy S. ailick ibis irmy fsfesea itefefY
midable obstacles to be overcome, the NUM-
Der Of the forces. and the strength of the
enemys works, we can not fail te admire
the courage and endurance of the troops,
and the skilland daring of their commander.
No more brliant exploit can be found in
military history. 1t has, been alleged, aud
the allegation has been widely circulated by
the press, that Gen. Grant in the conduct Of
his campaign, positively lisobeyed the iu-
structions Of his supariors. It is hardly ne
cessary to remark that Gen Grant never
disobcycd an order or instruction, bat al,
ways carried out 10 the best Of his ability,
every wish or suggestion made is him by
the Government Moreover, ho has never
complained that the Government did not
furnish him all the means and assistance in
its power to Facilitate the execution Of any
plan be saw fit to adopt" .......
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

JOHN PHOENIX OUTDoNE.-A para
graph has been going the rounds
of the press in which an account is
given of horse having a now hoof
grown on by the use of q certain
farrier's ointment. Now, this re-
minds us of an incident tliat hap
pened in Lyons. Wisconsin. A
Mormon priest named Nichols
professsod q power Of doing mirac-
ulous things and compounding
wonderful medicines. He made q
Eerve and bone and all.heaiing
sslve, and thought he would exper.
iment a littlo with it. lie first cut
oft his dogs tail, and applied some
Of the saive to the stump. A new
tall grew outimmcdiately. He then
applied some to the piece of tail
which he had cut off, and q new
dog grew out. lie didn't know
which dog was which. This may
seem o tough story, but we have
Nichols word ,or it, and we don't
think lie would lie. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

PROMOTED BY MIsrAKE.-A queer
mistake was made by the military
authorities recently, in comforting
q Brigadier Generalship on Col.
5, A. Rice, of the Thirty-third
Iowa Infantry, which was intended
for his brother, Col. L. w. Rice
The Colonel commissioned dis.
the duties of Brigadier
General until the blundor was dis
covered, when he resigned. and is
now practically out of service.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
MRS cAUDLEs '-i NJ
AIN cTUREs.
4r. Caadls has been called from his bed
to bail Mr.. Prsttypran from the Watch
3 gIk . F. House ,y,,

NlE, Mr. Caudle, knew it would come I,
this 1 said it would when you oinet
these precious Skylarks, People being cal
led ont Of their bed at all hours Of the night
to bail o set of fellows who are never so ba n
py as when they're leading sober men to de
struction should like to know what the
neighbors will think of you, with people
from the police knocking at the door at two
in the morning. Don't tell me thatthe man
has been illuscd; he's not The man to be i'll
used And you must go and bail him. |
know the end of that; he'll run away, and
you'll have to pay the money. / should like
to know what's the use of my working and
Shaving to save farthing, when you throw
away pounds upon your precious Skyla.ksP
A pretty cold you'llhavc tomorrow morn.
ing, being called out of your warm bed this
weather. but don't you think I'll nurse YOU
mot |; not drop of cruel do you get from
me. 'i "".- va
Inn sure you've plenty of ways of spend.
ing your mcney-not throwing taway upon
a set otdiSsolute peace-br ,akers. It's all
very well for you to say you haven't thrown
away you money, but you will Hell! be
certain to run off; it isn't likely he'll 20 up,
on his trial, and you'll be fixed with the
bail Don't tell me there's no trial in the
matter, because ] know there is; it's for
something moro than quarrclling with the
policeman that he was locked up. People
aint locked up for that No, it's for rob.
berry, or something worse, perhaps.
And as you've bailed him, people will
think yoa arc as bad as he is. Don't tell
me you couldn't hep bailinghim you should
have shown yourself a respectable man, and
have let him been sent to prison. Now peo.
pie know you are the friend ofdrunkcn and
other dsorderly persons you'll never have
nights sleep in your bed. Not thst it
would matter what fell upon you, if it WASH I
four poor wife who suffered. OF course, all
he business will be in the newspapers, and
'our namc with it. l shouldn't wonder; too
thOy give your picture, as they do he 9th
y folks oftho Old Bailey. A pretty thing
hat, to go down to your children. I'm snro
val be enough to make them change their
Iame, No, shall not go to sleep; it's all
cry well for you to say, go to sleep, after
uch . disturbance Ishall not go
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

TERMDLE SroBa ON tbs PLAINS The
foreman of this Office has received a private
letter from one Of the drivers o. the Kansas
City and Santa Fe Overland Stage Line, in
which hsssyslthc SNOW is eighteen inches
deep on the Arkansas, and that one hun.
dred and 6sty cattle belonging to Parker s
train train froEs 70, dcath between FortLyOn( (for-
merly Fort Wisc) and Santa Fe. The,
letter also states that lot Of the hands Of
the Stage Company got frozen SO badly that
they bad to bs taken to the hospital At Fort
Lareea = 81 Jcssr6. Jossncl, fio h5j'1j
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

MIR. GIDDiNGs.- The Ashtabula
Sentinel announces that Consul
). r. Giddings has returned to his
homo in that place, on leave of abb
sence, on account Of the rigor of
the climate of Montreal, which last
winter produced atrophy. lie,
therefore, entered bail in the kid
mapping case, instructing his coun.
sci, on the return OF tile writ, to
move to quash the proceeding.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
ANOTHER INFAMOUS OUTRAGE

'DuOvo", Ills, December Is, 1865.
TO the EditorOf the Enquirer . ".aIa
The Duquoin Mining Journal ofice was
destroyed this afternoon, by mob of United
States soldiers, probably melted to the &C.
by the loyal lsw:abidipg Abolitionists of
this place. The soldiers we're said to be the
Third Indians Artillery. They we're re- PASS m
ing south on their way to Columbus, kop.
lucky 4 a. 2Uh1pcaG Ti9msH 81
The Jonrnal will be resumed as soon an
new material can be obtained. ~.
Trh'y yorrs, ALoyZo, BENNETT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
From The (risi.

ftlt- ... flom Inc 'rlSlS:
Gov MFDARy~-Dcar sir.-Wi'lyou oblige
us by giving notice ia The Crisis that, at an
early day, the undersigned will move for a
.State'convcntion for the purpose of devils.
ing some plan for new Church organiza.
ton, in which Democrat, may enjoy the
of hearing preached the pure
Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ un,nixed
with Abolition fanaticism. and without
being ipsultcd and denounced from the pal.
pit as disloyal for believing that the Cons.
tltution as it is should be maintained and
Union as it was should be restored
Democratic papers throughout the State
will furphcr the cause of Christianity by call.
ing tho attention Of their respective commu-
nlties to the Importance of an early move in
the premises, ....l.;I
~, Ia. 80 EPSON B. OLDs.,
s,,r "a ssFHsarkr. f..r.. .fff =, - Il. .rI.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

The LAST WoRDs OF A Coon
!, WoMAANH;--Thc MAN wife of o Bishop in
J. England died recently, aud being
a woman remarkable for her picty
and excellence of character, her
last words were expected to be full
OF interest-and SO they wore.--a
Just before she expired the good
woman said to her attendants =
"Remember to give the Bishop
warm soup every night" er
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

PEABoDY's GrFT.-London papers
complain that nothing has been
done toward applying Mr.. Pea.
body's gift of 100000 for the i'm
provement Of the poorer classes of
dwellings. The committee having
the money in charge are strongly
denounced in some quarters.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
.a +, o.la5aa 4.s.l,
LIVERY FEED & &sALEsPoRE.
JOHN W, STEPHENS,

WOUID announce to his friends and
w The public, that he has Just taken tie
oldtstand, recently occupiediby, WiIliamc0.
qeem,, and reopened q Livery Stable, where
he will be pleased to accommodate all who
may "ishto hire Horses, Bugeies, &c. on
reasonable terms. Stable Room and Feed
for -Horsesof travele:sr farmers, dc, also
afforded. The patronage Of the, public Is
solleitsa. roo nLlll 5FoIl on
Aroo-4 HaJ 1opo
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

THERE ia talk of a Brigadier and
even a Major General being inter,
ested in tho stupepdous frauds in
the Quartermaster's Department at
Alexandria. -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

A IoY Is never dead, 60 long as
we can remember il. ''Fse "
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

Cork carpeting has being intro.
duced in England. 1t is durable
AID slightly. -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

but here says NJ. Caudles Ms, ''hap.
PLY, she slumbercd; for Mrs. Caudle had,
considering the theme she had t, talk up.
on, remarkably short lecture.
AZ TO DE- OoNrlSUEp1
The sun., 1863-10-06

and n ruseticsble the transfer Of the
tha,sp. po~ NY = no tn Of the Potomac Il sss
owt ny ne corres7ondins movements IN sas
pis,.s ,ne sem. ts shich those eon,sn.
h,, olryrtun'ty TO .trifs biow Of the O. NV
a., s.''m. i.d b. General Ilooher. and that In
vss',st wat the army vould hs ,mr~lIed 10 iesye
stn.,' and poe bl, - draw 10 lts support trccps
i, eu 20 c'rsfc against cihsr psr's II the ecriptr,
~ es,.g We suErssrd that the encnys plan
-, lsn ior tbe summer ~ouid be broken TN. N A
4, a. nc .Nos of seuve oper.,i1us 10 Consumed
,n mtlon ~ ncv combinations, aud the m,
,.,,. 10y sovd require; in addition 60 these "a
,',,t.ss y. hoped that other v.luahle ,ssuits
i.,ss. We staetec BY military sucoeS. lie sAn its
'hse 'oss's hut dtcs not Usts them
Inc DisrArcB $50 hss the ,olcsirs,
Int oden has reosnti, made A.. deacon, u,c, N. a.,
,n'T .,'i sni IN Railroad. -ith the d,,.n ~ 90
sr inf w. ps'sste OF the reiuforreu1e nts TO Ro,s
NsSs' ps' nd ssy be day too lata
The sun., 1863-10-06
Rebel Pirates at Work Again.
East Tennessee.
Highly Impouaut News.

Ph,ddtphie. oct. o.-A ~ cisi dsps'eh from
EAsxvills. Tenn, to the BULLETS says Col Carter
- taken positiou At Bulrs Gap. Tho rsbes hold
ssrssnvilie. strongly rsinfofoed Bsysfd ard Wool
soTd arc stiil In advance, bslev Loudsu
With the rebel es-slr,.
The rebel s.sct heNinnvill. indicates . sorn,i.
aable Asnt movement 10 cut Rosscrans lines and
ssiste Burnside.
~ers ropnlsec after fSh' oft-o hour. Aiase nom
ufestion N the resui, Of the Chietsmsuss ss,u.,
their lo.ses far eIceedins our,
Two rebel dvi.ioas vers scpars,.a Al u,r-i,o,s
Landing on tue Tsnne"es. Hsbsi esvsry ". 10
tnshsd to eross the river the GOTH but we're driven
tAet
lh- imprrtsuc. ~ MeNlnn,ille he. s<.n nv..
srmate b. the telegraph eo.rsgor. n. ic,. -ouid
noi ,pdinser Gen. Rorfcrsrs .urrs. -h'eh slres,iy
yesob him By ssvcrslr. Alsbsms. II. fora, foa,
dnee teteai, tut Il .i fa OF 10 Object aud IN
ottbr G nrr hitu 10 isll hack nor irp.de his cd.
vanee.-tDr. susl
4 Battle and viciory.
L5B'sti-, H.. oct. s. Tho follow Tag has been 10
ssivsd:
Ha1d4iJy'|vs, P'rr Dirision Cd-dl,y, n.ay Dt,n.
sp Oc:. S.--Coi EdsNd NcCuok. With The iu Nj,
scuri and I'd Indiana Chvairv. sttAeked whesier's
Noree, 1000 strong, ~ Andsrson's Cross Rosd., ves.
esrdsy and WHIPPED th~m rsdl,. Killing And .onrd
s1s l2o. tntins 81 prson-rs and rccsp: ne all the
Government properly. ins.JdIos so gna.i, ana be
p,sopers taken from tram Among IN. ~ '4on.r.
ia hsios on Whec.cTs s,Aa comma nder q the ..
emt Moor on zen. Martins sat-. Col. Russell.
ermrasndinf tussde, and som. other OF, rr, Tn,
snemJ >" oenrletely routed And driven -, mi'.,.
The sun., 1863-10-06
From ~. pos'iogo The Rebellion Spread
inS thy Of ~auiissc de- Los al allie ro.
>ct on Flrc and Onsumed. k,r.

The vc'm.r Eosnoke arrived r.s..iday fotn II.
,Ani, 3n,h VT, With 'ome items OF ,n,.re,t The re-
b.lhou in 81. cai.neo OF the lneres.. Tie
rtb be.rsed the eiy Vi santiago lie Los .th.ls-o,
made two 1"aufs, aud we're repGlsed, They then
hred che ei;y Wdieh wa nearly coE-umed, The
Nraush force Gbandon.d the city aud retired 20
Puerto Plata. During the march they had several
eoTnhss ~ith the r,bols General Ct udsra Who lad
tassa eomin,nd VI the spanisA forc.s. vas atUut
msrehin. N Monte Christ., IL hsvius t,.n diseav
cred inst fueris Plata 10 not : good bare Of o;s
fslons. de;srhment vns daily cent gu 70
t'h' tho rtoe,', but they inv.rlsby eispused 10 q.
pear ain neat day.
Further ncus, via Cape Hayti si.t ul.. triLs. IN
important info NATION tha; dpa che, hat brsr ,su,
from. he Dom .ni;an authorities st siuti,. % Fra,
iden' hsrpfd Al Port al rfnct stating hat th. DO
minicsns hsd driven th. spsoiart, from ti,.f III,
vote, snd tiai the sauison of the city Of 81. H.,
in'nso had eapi'ulsisd. The Dominiesns propose to
annex 'hsnssves 70 G"frsrd'. eovtramen, In ea..
Of refusal thty would spyy TO the United Ststes Tor
protection.
Capture OF the Rctel stea user Herald
onr Havana couet pondoni, Writing on the Both
ultimo, ssy,; On the 2sth The Tioys brought into
Key We" the rebel steamer Herald, with two hup.
drsd and ftytvo bales Of cotton on board, and ,b.
ss nts of compsny formed ia the rebel State. with
81 ~ two m ion, OF dollar. to pur, 20 IN. bus
Lee. o Iunnins the blockade. This wss thei, ar,t
stsnp:"
AnvioFs from New Orleans 10 IN. f0h al. :, vrys
r'c"ivsda Cliro, H., verts day. Matters were Vi.
DENT DRAWN. to . oi,i't. On he western tide Of
the Mississippi were the 18th and l9'h corp, excrot
Gen. Hrtou's diviEion, Witch had been removed 70
Brs'h ar City. One corps viii m,ve further West,
While b, other North 10 eo-opeIsts With Gen
Heron, who has been after Dick Taylor on the Red
RVer. Gen. Banks II 10 ssid takes the Geld In per.
ION. Gen. Frank u u In command Of the 18th eorrs
Gen Henons hesdquartep on the Atohsfalaya
snooTns affair occurred Of Wulssd's Hotel,
Wellington, yesterday morning. A Treasury elssk
shot st smother but, missing hs elm, tbs bell bit On
iuuce.a' pyy'snder in ths ies
The sun., 1863-10-06
Latest News
FROM EAST TENNESSEE,

ATTACK BY THE REBELS.
The sun., 1863-10-06
Decided Federal Victory.

Large Number Of Prisoners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-17
NnTICE-

NOTICE ia hereby given tht the ooPArtnership here
~ tniora existing hsiween Joshua Simmons and Baudny
simmons trading under tine name 4 Joshua summons
Co. dissolved by tho death OF Joshua simmons All
p rsOns ndebte to The late hrm wi please make imnlr
uia aymeht and thu so having aims present them for
settlement to BAuDUY SIMMONS
Surviving Partner.
wilmington, Feb 90, 1858.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-17

ECHO.
I'm weary Echo, sad md WORN,
l.m solemn, for my clothes are torn
Kind Echo. thsl may be bles,,
Pray say-in hai shall luvesf
And Echo answers VEST.
vest kind Echo that IS woll
Ihe one l have skill;
III try what thy wisdom grants;
What elsel for 10, my hos ~ panta,
Aud 4cho answers PAHTa.
Pants goo, Echo, how You Gliarm
My own are hardly ht TO darn;
And pray what esel my hearing gloAlp,
While balm Of bes my bosom coats.
And Echo answers, CokTR
CoatE thank you, noble friend
My coats are gone too far to mend
But ere haste TO buy them all
Nhsro eau make the greatest hAulq
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall why there are three or four
which onei your rlieni would imp6re;
on speak for melHncholy'H stroke
Has made my heart as hard as oak.
And Echo answers, OAK.
70 appears that Echo like all nature, Is instinct
with the fact that
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OAE HALL - -
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