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, 1863-12-13
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Tht. t.rostlnas.c:-t;rncral rciorts that dur
Inc ,,e last .iag@! year the AraLci.tt co;'htlon
~ his Uera1t,i:rnf la. bcen oHc et Unusual
prnt,nrlty. The 1evc!iEc has he8EiS c4uAe9
tLe Expenditure, the latltI smoanunS ~ ~
s1l3l5, ,sos ~, ard the former to.sA, ~, r.,
So. 3"atsp Is seod rcason 70 ,iIr maseG s. s"i,i
dt1ui tuaclt N.u hc se!i-sas'u"o- 40
iHT11h ~ win,1c uu,uler Of Toet OMcrs cxlsa'ns
~, Tim ;DtL ef lune, is8l vas @5ot'.
Tirht hundred and t!s,.ty ohic:' h-vc n!s:1
. .ss.a,!lsL&d, u1.1 Ss lave peeh o'sssa'n''
wi Tic uu,auer Of special agents on 5nt,t' s
,eYs, xas 1G, with ii. aggregate salary o. w..
Hal. AMI, 357 route ay"latA II m a.G-ss.=N. ~
n,,,ias ot taas0, ,;:cu; al1o IS 1oca! agents a.
5s7EH. Raggasr maatets Ia s'n.s1se u "a
prcss malls Ind rssc,Sea t't.e,,c n,t .tsaa,
| -. xn,Si.t. was &4I, ,1si.So. This price
| enrcrcd l.S round trips 70 Errlous Eufoncaa
potts. ,...x., r,.,rrt4 TO state
| tint % pregrrcs isas bern ma:e y. LILY p,,,s,
t,n,,s az q. N r,staa convention WIZ rsns, ":
H. .ons sys,.rac:uc M tho States cosapsss!ng tne
r., Grr4nnn Arst. i'm Post-.. Uptoi,, on aecohm'
~. t.n.n. t,1,rtacic presented By Austria IN re-
vsr1 to territorial transit charges u.~c.
src rcncv1 hts recommendation " 80
Sd. ls;Hsa, to the postal romn,tts ssssrng rom rom
the GnleA ~. .contiition Of cleatancc, TO con
stau.;s;ai ta:s;i. u IN such terrrs as raas be nsse~s'
~ ,,.,trg sv ,te ycar the increased length .
-n,,tes Lss Ieen rs nifiss, ogs spe annu, ~,
,<,st Of mail traneporsat'oa nj" oeS4 s@>e'
kue, ,aa5s, or about per cent po,.....,
,arinc 1ns se the yesr stamped :stse 10
GnIas nEn1srss M SiG, aod Stamped new1seeps " ,eps
cnssto cars 10. us. The total valne o. toSs
I'D 10 he public wa sp.oss 90 az IF kss1i VII
4. ~ sne ezeess over tic n.e''"e' s'a' :" *':'
, ss1 .as 10 pckt.n..tc- General renews ~ u.
: 3 i9e <rseeomn,ena.tion To congresa to ~
3er;1, si1a 10 sdiust md alloT tse slasm
t1of tn1noeif1asstess M who have aust*lnea LOSSES
, 1863-12-13
CH1CAGO;sUKD DECElLBER1 IS; 1868.

stamps aud st~u4s~a envelotca oy reason Of
the occupation aud robbery Of lhclr Offices
b. hodies of a1ned sa-u.
Thene claims thus fat presented n.nonn1 Ia
ufout f'1,Cdn Tic calls nttc.stIor, nlst,, to the
tset that there 1,ost.nn.tesk have suffered
He requests additional legislation In res.
rect to post otliee thr!1s, nbi recommends
that The stealing cf le:trrs and staH.;,s hc
u,sdv penal oaG1,se
tue DEAD LITTER OFFICE.
Tierr hos b.en coutinucl ircscaee Of let.
te.h cort.inrz n1oE-y s:.l other v4iuablos.
n :sa'.b.r ot dead ieltcEs rorEflaG DE- eds,
fIii:e n& txela1.,e. tirati+, aid ustlcr valuable
1'n}cir, received, registered, and returucsi lnr
Lelisest sa ttlr writers, ssns 3,ss34 with NJ ny-
grtgatc ucninal ya.uc Of 81 ,5:H,2..s77.ai uf
tA.Gc 7,'.'53 vera delivered to ths Owners.
l-tttrrs resistefr.i ard mailed. containing
mens:, Numbered 1*,:l9; OF the-a, 1.,ula,
containing tts,s%7. -. were itnal's delivered.
slxffcn thousand tcren huilIrrd nlad sixty
tLrse letters Of lcea rH1cc Werc received, near-
y ten thoi,eu..kl ef Which cu;ttAircd ia.s&ce-
rtotyIs-, md S,@e'11 wtft restored to fhei.
Wr1tera or s>.nelc.
Tic Postmaster Gsscral recommends lila:
9 rorta! rlcnrss order sys;tEa b. established,
II fscs.itntc The transmission Ut slna!l SUNS
through the Iualis, which h. r. confident
Nenld Fsore nut only great convenience 70
t0tairse al:.: tilzrut, Lut lsau almost e,.t.r.v
u:. tase Tho ltsn Of this claA. Vt reinItL4a=ea
In tr5at1i to 1eite1e at3'ir.~set to l.atntt in
III: rcs.eilIons stus.s. thr fostu.4stet General
spys, 3s lesson Ut the coniiat,e. suspension
OF rCI',ias POSTAL e1tl,mutsltAtIun with scSs-
tiunh us flir tlutlt ry iit:rr stshItCt!oE-ry con-
t1uf a cGurittcFuh:t number ct letters, ts;Atunt
Ing In the aggregate IL 9},sa4. found thrlr was
| hy .arou. cixnncis, ~ t4:c Dead L.taer Uitl.G.
| Gf tlis hu.uter :::.Slj wrrv foreign, and were
| ..tt.ued to tie rt.pttIi.:s where thcf Of! !!
na;>u. TE.asc originating IN tlse 10y sia!ns
| k,Er tutEc.4 evtr III sits lntfitasf maihuritirs
and, aIttr t1vn.iE.l;1s,l, 1nust uf thcin scut
| b 3as pf truce 10 t.lr tcst1nAtion.
| Tile Far'nIanlr! Grnrsat laaa in+tguctc,
| po~slaas!ers 10 forward to tho Dead Lct.:
fti;ca, eNcc.t tn srcrtL ra.cs. all lt:srF* r.
/ tsal11inx uncia1ustd nnt 1neh.h a!tet ttirs
| AI~eri.sed. insteai OF twu sauuths, n for
| n,et}v-
| In corclnsl"n. he aSAa i.,e cutt.ldcralian .
/ EEn-ttks t,t 1ts,s rt.i-+L cod. Of l4Ws a.43
| EissEsal ny him st 'At !s:t s.-sion, which |,
.ltiniy I!!:sr:1 of s.i+,ihs rossut lava
, 1863-12-13
FROM ST. LOUIS,

lslee'Al Dlspstch to thc Chicago Tsihuue}
ct. Louts, Dtc. -. lsg3
Tie laiest returns It the State t:,,rsfop cut
down fh. Conservative majority 10 Isl. T.:c
election will t'r ct,uIes*ed ON tlr ground tia.
tae *eadstss' vo.ca wrrr Improperly thrown.
ont. Que Of Ganh1r's p<t Colcncls, judge
3tvfcsral, Hle ar1ct:rd Kadlr ala quite freely,
10 dsitsted ft's C!seui. Judge by l,u majority
4 1estes 10 the E.ate Atju1a1t Grnerul re-
Iar:s Narmadu!.c, pu.ntr.i. sAsioy aud
o'hr: Missouri gambler. at Washington Ark
and sayt Shelly IL preparing auoshes raid
into Missouri via the lntllan Territory.
TIE Co,nti.on C.11nci: 1l14 resolved to ce!
c'!ate III" centennial anniversary t.f tn.
it.rs.:.y Of 1t Luui: ty ;tub1:c drsaons,sa
itel.
The:c arr movements Of trooEs aaxu til
river from this point.
Tic ssh Iowa cavalry, which arrived yea
s.raay. lep,ains 1t Camp Camille for tA'
!'srsrns.
Ma etsnst Is tcirz taade 10 l:7se the srn
;tnct revoked il ryvv n! Eases uf exiico her.
:ti.Tr s;e,,irl,et Snztl..
The proIs,>.a xale Vi the Pacific K1!iroa.
Hlili }:cngs FRI IL ihes Legislature, and IT,
e@'rIu's-sy las .srume h',tsrnnd s'2fst,nal
The nsaIoHt: hSatsts, the s2'. IL .Grfssrtl I.
~: ~1s.ata. hui III s-.ttr,ac:,t .etrls ,nsa!hl
on any T'an t. te,ar!e:c tle road Il, Kama
thy. y proposition las bter t,::.s!: L. ~ais
ia'e a."t.ey il ST L.h,i-. If the Lc;5is;.atEs
will rcftasc the state Len VII :hv last siA1
u,!Ics
, 1863-12-13
!: !: :::E!.Rlo.M!I:.KEW:.0RlfAHs. !. ! {.

{ :,s:e:3s: r. /, .Nz~ Yosk- DEC Il.
!; 4. =! = simmer coiumbia, ron Sen prIcass,
Nssss hsa ai..3ed:.,
asfsos from Tens say the health Of the
NJ. excellent, and they. arc ready and
). Ut; # y pasn Into The Interior.
!A'ts.uct.s adrioas state that co.tlna. hal
-ssa oEsF abe Government to Jesn dc l.
.; the old Tonstitationauy elected Coy
q sessiA VI! Banls and staff ~hnd arrived III
;sEafE4lrstAna Z 80 ::
, 1863-12-13
NUMBER; .155. J; :.


A fen Congressmen on railroad train Tho
other day entered into conversation shout
tie merits o 1dltltrept Generals Fri our army,
In tbe cot.so Of which ono Of tlIt.n Told tie
following story about Gen. GEant: '~''
IL knew. Ulsgsca Giant when .f,s whs =
littlo boy. We used to 60 to school to-
sctlcr, near Georgetown, Brown county,
Ohio. 7hn boys used to- ris9us him dread
fnliy, about 4 horse trutst. lie once made.
Nl'cn 10 Was nboEt twelve Jtazs old, his
tatEer. sent him \ few niles into tho country
to buy hosse from man ramnd Kslato,i.
The old man told Ulysses to offer Ra1ston
fisy dollars at hrst; II he wouldn't Like That
To offer -Gny-tlre dollars, and 10 - ~ high
- sixty do1!n1t II no less wouA a1aks TIC
purchase The rmbeyotlc Major Gcncrzl
starttt Of! With ti.ese Instructions tulIy lu,.
r,szsEl UPON bis mind He cailett upon Mt.
Ralston and told him he wished tu bur the
horse. ..
"1low much did sonr fathcr tell you to
gtve for him :" WRa u serT nAtCral Inquiry
from the owner Of tho sliced.
"Why," taid Ulysses !. he told me to offs1
ven f}ity dollars, and II that wouldn't do to
give rou III. y.tro dollars, and u sou woaidn't
lake lets than sixty 1o!lass, TO give: you
"Of course sixty dollars. WIS The lowest
figure, and on payment Of that Ataount, Lie
ant,na! bssasns the property Of taa young
Sapoleos'''
, 1863-12-13
ASNuAl REPORT or 9EhEaAl
EE',IEgk.

N.sr;:,.;rcS DEC. ia--T1,e report If u.
Gs~ ~ T.:Sf IS i T-:y lengthy iii: :s:lssi.s.
~-.., ..s4-, .uafu:y grand summary of ilt
Military art-'tfnT.s since his la:t sa1su;,t IT.
ssor- Referring to the Department ~ the
Potomac, General II4llevk sasS BrsnSidr'=
rsrrEse6 eb17xe u Gase vhs mt aTr.nves.
bv him, Uaa-ide. thcrtfrrc, consented -
tfues his army. s'y ult !asl5 Of the Upper
i:a;T'a,..ln.sels, .:J ::s= srosc '.ow:1 20 ..izt
the heights vi F-tier:< A-oGr., w..ltc ..1all
f.rcc N.s. - sf .:,.: Ev:tn y: The tiy.r, II
enan.> Hncrt ~ r~-t'ltc:a ,a- rsil:oaa. Tkls
plan -ss- ,.- 'f;r.A 10, hE; u.s ai'.>goyet,
Burnside, :netena =: .-rf,ss::. th,: Talps!,aa,
rock ~ :l:A co-;.s, - /: ';~s expected 10 10.
mar h,1j Lis 'shri1- arsnt Gap1. sl4r north
:ss.... of s::.at :sreE. Lcts ssa7y II. Tic .e:aa
,1i,n., red down to The .or.i4 hAak Of tee
sis.:, whic:, ". - 1t this time shtl4hle q Few
miles nhoEr the thwn. sad General suIlnrr
liked pesEia+:n., IT. cr.ss 1nl sccuFv hi
s!ri.,ts pEt it w:s .~":uect, and II: attempt
Na- tAsdt IL eGtc; :. !sa=e-,~-" iii r.c:usssa
il,h, by which sitac Lees asns -. 's"o~
concentrated. |. is .1i"g-.i .hat the dr'eat
| which w sa1ese.1 sool, at.e.. :.:u1t:a ,fFH'.
| lie accfect to forward the 1nutoon t-.:'t
| fra,.s Washington; "hcrtae thu pon.oons q
.1.s s!r.e We're 1t berIfa, 1t. tl,.: Army "l III,
Fo,eEec. The delay was therefore unaroia
| ale. and on investigation Of matters, Burn
| side pronounced II Sd.
| Speakiu. Of sHalr3 in Grants department,
| 1lr G.,.@,al-i,'-Chinf epy~: It bns been al
ie=:eI 1sat (;r.n, ros:::seir t;s1aeyetl t;lu il
s1ructicr. q; his srpcEior=, It IL has'll
n.eess4rs iu remark that ti.Ant never dl.o
l.syed 4n o!.e.: moreover. lie hat ssc,e
chn.l''s;red t:.as the Government die aot flz
nssh tim all ste u,eas.= and a<sastAnce Ia It
1,wtr II, ID :siEatc liz execution of anE pl.a
ac s:-' 1T 70 adopt.
The t;ruer..l suggests that, aa the rcael Il,
my A,:s s,,sc IT.. vonrt75 through Which
r.'s.e-, >shr tedrrnl arsnr de 'hA same, ss
facilitates. rapidi:s uf murcment. Our cor
man.lcrs in t.,r rebel S:ates hardly cyes 'at
| supp.,ee, and in t.lc border ststes it u d'1en
10 eist.ncuis.l batweca real friends and ens
nlGe.
In regard to suffers, lie says the entire a't
| i3,{cu Of tho svsse,u would rid thr e--@::
J The iucuut,ancc Of Eutlers' wasuus on tn
HAL t sic nuisance Of sg:1ets' stalls .n
,.vuths iu ramp, and It would Improve tt
| discipline hntl efficiency ii oar troort In mar
Ways, and particularly bv renewing from i.
/ csmp. tho prolific csIls Of drunkenness.
,.,pot difficult for suffers 10 at the part
scste, tnfor1nvss, eu1ugs'e:s and conssahas
| traders,
| The General thinks the court rlaFt!:a te
| cu1ahrors praec:I!ng fur the tass1c-.irld, Al
| suxves1s eotfse more speedy punishment
| :: lie Suggests tho INSPECTOR Generals u
, T ..ar..atu, b. merged into the Aa}utant tit
c,ars Department. lie sxeonmcHds seEe'
J -,eor,nn1tuns in relation to the uygaNinG
IF frc.iE,r,lts. b,isalrs and corpe.
uc cla.1sr t:at tllr cartel Tor the exchaa
| | sf,,rasoncrs has bceu giolated In relation
A | colo.cd soldiers.
, 1863-12-13
FR0l1 SPRINGFIELD.
fs,rcial p.epa.ct, su the Chicago Tribune J

sr5.SaY1Ktr, b:e- II, 1ssk
Ar, Freeman, Supreme Court repnrits' r.
cc1ysd To-day .hc following, which 's 40 ON
c,al :r1,ort Ut tue decision Of Judges "a'esr
md p;ccsc In the case of the rrososstioa o'
thc Legislature: ,.''s
: No, ls.-Tne people q r.: r.: here's r..
The Audttor Of State. No. l0.-lhe peoPis
* vi 81. Hairless n. the SECRETARY ol etAae- =
nc,rrnptorv, ,,narlamu. In the above casca Is
Irfn,y3. Judges Walkcr and Etscse Aoluiif 3
that In. reclamation of> Coz. fRfas. aeqhl,,
csced Ia 'by The General Assembly, to11nia.s'a
lie sthslcn o,, tle 10t,i day OF June. :.
Gov, Yates is sust@3ncd IN this dee'el2h'
anil the question is settled that theTe Will be
no session Of The coppcficsd Legislature
| this winter. J..
IT, Al. 1Kaes, of Rochester. vas to'da5
]-t1oue1,t- before b. $. ComrnsssIone
Adau,., cha. ced with siatnes 1esae Allen as''
| oilers to desert from The. a1sny, aud W
boupl o.c1 In the sum Of 81 900 for hie r
rearan5e at tie next Term Of the u = ~ !.
.s;es Court. ;:' '..'.'.": IL, i
Twenty y~clglst soldiers, ; part Of The MN t.
Der descrtcrs, the h.,:=::-s having hccs. u r.
hospital. -oro scst TO st., Louis es@39'
from Camp Butler.- |,
T. During Two a4yt. Thutslsy an1 fnah}'
, 1863-12-13
y from cHARteST0R.'

a: ssv ionk, December Ply the ar.'val Of
y II 5tsaen y = hom fort Roral, we learn Of the
&m nc Monitor Xecha~kta, which sunk
s esashor inside of Charleston Tar, on Sun
r! 49, foar engineers md twcnty:ssx Of
g 2 er Fsss drowned. Atuslout galc pr
*e.tsa ~ = ths M TING The Other ressels sus-
: i:aea 70 damage. -. :;
s,s &C. ata2aen before charleatot IL un-
s1SNss1I'T -s.s.'~:s:;t ~ :. ;....s:,.. ..1s
"eehawksn Les in fvc stathoms oi
atta eat y !, ,*:xl,eetsd to b. yatsed..; Her lo,.
~ 70 m4e Iesnlted from neglect md ,nla
, 1863-12-13
:. =. FROM CAIRO.

Cino, Dec, r. Late accounts from, l,clop
.sFsesent aarmAauke en4csu,rin- 70 anltc
= tosen With PrIce, who was kaid to h.
.3e'siSy the Eea Hyrz into Tc1aa. pEcc'a
tstteet fsieh are much rednecd, would num-
3 J 'e,s thai hze Thousand. Ala1xc Feder.'
istss s = pursuing them. !, TIE 1cbe,s arc snuc.,
<ahtasteasd.'s :. e..
IA 'tssuss rsste Valley passed wi::. Iii,
1ne os'es q t<steta =: g 81 Louis. (
!, ~ Deputy Provost M4.saals Of ,:,4s ,,.s
M ssss ssfrsted two desegters FROM tn lps:s
I.aon ne.s 'Doagals yesterday. when tht
sa . aaefed thsis 'esp.oa, 2ad k1l,et
" oatrazat aad he1t thr other TIL hs :,vA
'asesable. The desciers' escaped ~
, 1863-12-13

y Im sed. Daris organ III sI.is ci.y cou-
sSSna u aasss AID riiilocatloa cf Mr..
estt. Superintendent Of ths 1l;iuol. l.
assssfspPi Telegraph COMPANY, for furnish
eea fRnrSr Nth . portion ol tae pscal.
tfsFs Aessaer, as tc WIS In dc:y boana to
st. nov Why docs 1t uSt tnra round aca
e'0' ari iis nth OF Iz, Cobb, because his
"S1snye pserd tj,s ss;ae tak,lltr. The
1a se ezaetfs parallel Each company
" laeslly hound ~ 4 conmoa carrier 10 ,io
va? then u Nr. Sweet singled eut i
* "e,td of. attarkf. Let III. Coeo have hi.
ssas- ,n1s linz il rpll.y of the s.,pr ott,.nc.
, 1863-12-13
ss!lla!lE:1;lasT. !l!l:1 I !! OF: THE. ..aRIDlR0K,

AZ A;ssSsp s. E Nspateh to thn Chicago Tnb7ne1
j. = - sralseysK.o, NJ, nsza. Il 1864
3: :. e Feopls on re!atioo of Keyss u; Tbe
3 es nd the sane on relation Of Hairless
Of state--a ;lasuur&osy
fEsssfS' fsdfses y The Abuve Cases Is rcinsca
Nalker md Breose holding: s,.k sta:
80 ssss,on q taf Governor, acdut1xd n
8 :a:Sr rstsaslsl Assembly, .erulnassd 81
ts1fss :ts1fsstnh e Tho aeth aasipf June. :, !
, 1863-12-13

/ +xz4r~ I RI n = r T. L.
t1s. =, n;,en xc witt 81 ol:,;:.ry, with
A :. NJ ,o~ h,r re ecat,se 20 iAr-..
.saSe .s-.s,,cved. s.,,se,c;;o;; IN clt.us1-
~, ,.x r. tlu.~i,cs:t,nr, t,riti7cn,
r ~ :. y; :,.,. s,;1i,or;,y ip III. SLATE
'.s' ~ -, .,,;,,,r. ,,,,,,, tn, swim
sl%'' -. :n,,< nf n,,;v ,h.a,,,-
r. W.T." ,. !. a., ro.,, tlw
sf-"s se'sN s~--,..,, ,.,,s,..ia;, =.
T.! oi eaE1'eo - H. E, T., =, ;.-,,
i'Ses . ssasa " 49, ~ - s, rr,. ~, ~.
T. ;ens - 'ae .aa " - ,,,.,t
+ taEaEo WI @e. = ~, ,,,,.,,,,
- a1s NJ" .. 80, .ls 49,. .,,s,ss:s md ,x.,,,,,t r,
n'e" NV a49 ,,,f.n,i.ncnrn,,. :, r,;f.h
49,, =. a. RI. ccnt1,, ~, ,.x;.-y
49,, ' I'd s..l,1, ,be .neuth, Of :.,os.
1s - xonN nntcst .se.ias, III. ,.yr-
{.,r The ptonIe II tho SS.s,e d. g..-,.
Ii -.sone lbs, il, the crushing of His
I-ts,t :aey s,e spsrcd still sres;er evils
Ia Of ! State a2d National Character
l.s.xh mus: hare followed The s:lajcs:y
f:ai tzli:r Of the law have feea NEST ri::~
H.. indicated. 1t MS : De'at'c.''if:
esszs, urged befe7e Democratic .'aas'.,
s@:.:1e Democratic lawyers Wis arstd i:
-'r found tt2s the esniEc esaao; bes'sn;'
II. The sET'1~ue Cps1rt laid se,'t.: iss :>.'-
, 1863-12-13

i. Tobacco Growing ia Mlnnesota-.
Ninnesota,. 4t30 n lat,.s whites to the St
.Paul Prs statement .uf his expc.fencc In
raising kotaceo In that place. In the eprin!g
If 1850, be put out cnC rlanta'of colnenticat
seed leaf tobacco, setting them the 10Th Of
jCne, three feet each way. It xipsncd about
the first Of September, and yielded about 700
pounds Of trst qualIty Lest. During khe SEA-
aons OK 1s6l-,6a And 20, Nj. Hcxmse planted
half an acre, and TIE product was $50 pound
| eseh year; equal to 1,eQ0 pounds TO tho ntra
I: It Is necsssa1ys TO forward tbs plantA huho4
beds In lie kIariug, or they. viii no! ba lerkt
: eaopgh y sei b. .1hs aAh O. yn9o, .Yr;.
, 1863-12-13

+. The 1'irusc fhr~4.l,.ssI4r.
fuh1tAAu, isvc. 13.-T:ie eteAuct Chcsa.
:1takt II ciia.turn* tit Il clstl l,S, ri-t,
l:ic: 5l;pt>ing rlcts aud cc.,l:ng.
, 1863-12-13

tad weather .taT:ps Interrupted The w1:k-
i1is 4 rhs: Eass.Hs "ltc@, UP arr unai!. 4,
+tt ~nr stoc~ sel1urt= t.''HI:ht.
RrtHlErEl
, 1863-12-13

The internal rescaue tax paid by clsi.
| acns oi Massachusetts,, during the year end.
,ns sep:embEr !, 182, a1nonn.& to q, "a ~,
, 1863-12-13

70 4 considerable stetk Of sheer, horses
and cows arr being imported Into the rnited
s,ates, fso1a Canada, for the use Of the MILL
s1y na1&ut. .~ a., - =
, 1863-12-13

TIE 4fcoad tx4Ta u tal& t2sdE991e1' 1a1st y
Eop3sy; Phneipsl eosssataes'}T' 9,.f RI S:;ses /
=. t.:;! <.h1onaAy, 5ennaf5 ~. 80
~. SrnyS Il nS1t Mnssn 40 pes :,
n asaV lsfAaaa bazan. ~ ,1as t!s'a9es
,;a;s.et. ;3...i 4 xs<t !. y: ts::..:.sl !
, 1863-12-13

:TYE AND .EAR---:Dr. Under
WOOD e,3shrate.a Iof Ma critical opefAslons On
ia ETs ss5is IN; *nl extraordinary cnse1 u The
nast asttaa u se aseseE se,ts delless o,k1a7* s
T hax dttp{ed twenty Axht yeAfA of h1 psptka:soHsl
ff 70 bs ~ q di1esses e r. Ey9 soa
ATtieeias Era sad EAs-prams tsested. s:
, 1863-12-13
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hnZtEE. l cquH fCc u NJ lbk~h bntH'nE
iailsn drop ~ drop auztn= the long
,,sQl,t houts could not take my eyes oil 1t:
/ they eeen,cd wedded 10 It By snma fascina-
tlo1. I watched 1t nj hile the dny hrostlcucd
~ nrsscsr''ele Ut r eTsfs iaxarE Eoi up afseg en.s
sry il~ door agaiu, tcrhsps, With daylight
10 Esxist INC, misht di4cover sotne mode Of
! sscnpe. All, what d g,eat dark natch still
c,f rrins K:ewly Under tho door! Slowly I
| a,>psoachea is--ncAresacd neater!
| '1hark liea<cnl not blood, hut wntcr!
Ia the reyulsion ot fecllug cacsea BY this
Iiseovcrr, sink on my knees by the side Of
| this ntd. and burt iutu passion Of eubs &,xl
tsars, and beeanc thereby stronger aad calt1
r., and agnin felt the sweet hopes Of life
1esu- warmly around the hcntt-
On sca'n tt, ing 'le door, which Ta9 s'ror4;;
auts 1scayy, and made NJ dark old oaa, nsccr-
tainst3 ftr \ fact 1hat IT wa, fastened On the
outside; the keykolr found TO bB covered
br plate on the ether side. ] carefully cx'
| ainirxd the wlnlow once more, but tho trnn
The siIsliest chance Ut escape that wsy. The
chimney, tco, atter glance vas abandoned
:. hopeless.
:: That rnaetountaele .llfness ssIll coc:
ttnucd, although IL wns now broad day. i
wou1d b1tak It a. ANY risl, happen wht
might: went back 70 tho door and shoo>
i, ind ha'lesd wstl; al y ny strength, oallin:
I NISap3 ~L4 aas< AaftAsetN y A1lhC QAt l4Gt1
| tnu,b no rtsIs1nsc, save y frw dali echofe
and, when they did zway, silence ELL on ih
| E!ace uuce 1norc.- FL: ~ ~ i;
; There .Nns email semtclrcnlaf opanln
!, | ncar the top Of TIE door, and prubahay ID
tended originally Is u,cant Of ventilation /
, | the rom, and castinx about for so.ue way c
!, c<cspt, the thought atrue, ne that By ea1
< thug Oh c1Iais aud looking through the upes
{ Ing, might aaccztain aonethkog that won,
i. he cf scr1ter to mo NH1t Momcut II
4, placed one Of the tuo ,afke1y cts{rs: ncs
b {1,e door, and, mouudinK5h with. cautlo,
l. found tHat nut eyta werc exactly on scY
q With Tie opfnhpg. T On looking through. n
ri klaI C. :tEavcrsea,' arat the noor Of thr o.
. easp, -...~-stng: tho thread Of wa.er.t ai
u ttrlirg It. back ~ "eszees 70 The door.
, 1863-12-13

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, 1863-12-13

'DISSOLUT1ON.-The'co- CO partner
if6f.TitE + tfDEiL Il thi* tay As4or<t ny zaui ual
t7nfn,. Either 2a.tJ stt alhA anH T1s1ns 1fassfs
: ri $asssss; sass p.c 1es, :sts: 'i i: ElnSIl
, 1863-12-13

Ihit, evidently, could not have bccn TIC work
ii tAt innIlortt: his e;kccr had been cut short
| too soon fos ,As,, whatese1 lis ultimate in,
/ tcnttGnf ullgl.t last tcc2L
The roaEeiY Eaa> ,thesrfoie. set down
as tht work ef the uaulatto xoulsu and thr
| youn.: savage, and steps we16 at once taken
IL procure their arrest, which deaiflhlr coz
summation wsa ELECTED three wecks nistr vt
[ Liverpool as they were 1b1lt to embark for
Ahasrsiia. Some u :he properly of the fnur-
| deFcd tnhn WHa found In their possession.
Tic woilar'a version Of the affair :saa as fol.
lows: ~ -
She stated that she was awakened bn1nc
51ae ID the night By thu loud cry Of ">tur.
DER 4a!c:l; folio red by > p;sta.,shot, aad
t 4 full: 11rt, being TOO frightened IL gst OPT
e , ate; J.. ens w. Ly trembling and . H.:
whlef ths. ssuatn onea ~ sufficient conr.
sgc: to- creep stea!tli1y out OF the
Lousc. anu make het way 10 the Ion orer the
stable, HEete The young tavassu slepi; that
Together the! had, afttr tEue1 veaturcd ~
j s;a!r., whc.e they luund both tacobr aad tte
landlord dead. THIS m,Ht haTe occurred
thctruTop, they haI loaded themselves with
tie property vi the dead naan, and ahseon,le.
Together A. there Taa 10 evidence to pro y
any etmplcitJ ou their part In The mnrtIts
'thtIr ycreion nf the affair was taktn g. tn
cosreci one, and punishment mctel ont !.
hfn &c ja.' G1aa ~ IL conclusion u. w.. !,
| relwards discovered hy the police that III
| landlord At the LONELY Inn was a notorious foi
| gcr Of whom thty bid long been II search:
+. originally Of Aosac education and brectiin
+ but wlote uumeEouA nlisdeeds hid at lenGt
: anedc his ordinary haupte 50 hot For hlf
: ttst he found Il advisable 10 withdraw hin
! eelf for q feaE @ i've Gom public noAe!
= ard bury his talents h The dlstaut isllla
: ! fNarnpxnt1 :'H - " : - -"
, 1863-12-13

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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-11

The people of Ohio owe debt OF ever
lasting gratitude to the brilliant champions
of their rights who are now making the
finest, most spirited, thorough and effective
canvass ever made in any State, on their
behalf. Prominent among the many tai
ented gentlemen who are unwearledly de-
voting their time and energies to the noble
work, we notice the worthy members OF
Congress who have been chosen by large
maiorities to represent the people OF the
two Congressional Districts of Ohio lying
nearest to us, viz: Hon. JAMES r. MORRIS,
of true and loyl Monroe, and Hon. j, W.
WHITE, of the staid and.Conservati Bel
mont District. Mr.. MORRIS has visited
and spoken to immense audiences in many
parts of the State, and not few nor tame
have been the encomiums heaped upon
him: and Mr.. WHITE, Notwithstanding his
intense suffering under severe domes'
tic Affections from the loss Of an only and
dearly cherished son, has been unremlttlng
10 his labores.
The people of those Districts should and
will stand by and cherish their faithful
representatives.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-11
Our SOldiery.

In our personal intercourse with the SOL
diers and officers of the Union army in this
State, we have met with nothing but the
kindest and most courteous treatment. AS
q class, the members of the American army
are the most intelligent and enlightened OF
any army, We have no doubt, on the globe.
Ip its ranks may be found men of every
trade and every profession, and of every
degree of cultivation. However persons
may honestly differ as to the correctn of
many points of the policy marked out by the
Executive for the conduct of the war, no
man eau fail to respect and admire the
brave men who unseltishly give their labors
and their lives, if need be, to what they be
leve to be for the benefit of their coun-
try.
Among the many excellent gentlemen
connected with the army, with whom it has
been our good fortune to become acquainted,
We will make especial mention OF Capt.
ROBERT S. GARDNER, A. Q. M. at Clarks-
burgh. He is correct business man and a
courteous officer.