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The southerner., 1863-06-13

The battle of Honocer Court I1use-
Justice to the neaeory Of a gallant
nan.
The following is an extract from let
ter to the Richmond Sentinel;
"The Hanover Court House affair
has never been appreciated by the pub
lie. 1t is one of the most brilliant of
the war, and will be SO regarded by the
historian. 1t was here that Gen. Branch
single handed and unsupported, with
his own brigade, kept in check the
| whole of Fitz John Porter's division
supported by cavalry and artillery, tn,
latter of the United States regular ser
vice. Considering the disparity of mum
bers-a single brigade (with two O
three pieces of light artillery, } not mor'
than twenty-five hundred strong, agains
fully fifteen thousand, it is indeed
miracle how Gen. Branch could hav
neld out SO long, inhicting such Sc
we're bio" upon the enemy, and the
'rough hit off his command IN safety =
ieneral Lee wrote a acongratulatory lei
,er to General Branch, thanking hi,
The southerner., 1863-06-13
DIVIDEND NO. 7J.

THE DIRECTORS of the Bank
of Wilmington. N. c., have this day
declared IA scmi-annual dividend of 3
per cent: payable on the 5th June next.
w. L. SMITH, Cashier.
Wilmington, NC, May 26, 1868.
The southerner., 1863-06-13
Confederate States District Court
Fn, NOyfh Cdr0in0.

For North Carolina,
Albemale District, May Term, 1868.
IT is ordered by the Court that in all
Sequestration cases where DEGREES were en-
tered in any of the Courts of this District
at Spring Term, 1862, or at any previous
Term, the Defendants pay to the Receivers
in their several Districts on or before lst
September next, the interest to goth May,
1868, that has occurred on the principal
sums due rs set forth in said DEGREES, and
the Receivers are hereby directed to attend
at the Court House of each county in their
several Districts to receive payment there
of, (of the time and place they shall give
notice in at least three public places in the
county for 20 day. Of all pay ments made
to them, the Receivers shall Immediately
notify the Clerk Of the Court where the
Decree is entered: and the Clerks after 1st
September next, shall issue executions in
all cases for the interest aforesaid which
has not been paid to the Receivers, and
the costs of issuing and collecting such
executions shall be paid by the Defendants.
1t is further ordered that the Clerk of
this Court furnish copy of this order to
the Clerks Of the other District Courts to
be spread upon their minutes and cause
the same to be published weekly for at
least four weeks in one newspaper printed
in each of the Judicial Districts of this
State.
The southerner., 1863-06-13
THE (Tarboro, N Co. S0UTHERNER,
Notice.

Notice.
ALL person indebted to the Estate
of
Geo. Ho,vard, decd,
Are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them
for payment, as required by law.
Present them to Wm. Howard OF
myself
GEO. HOWARD, Jr., Aam'r.
Tarboro', May 26, 1868.
The southerner., 1863-06-13

sD~ Keep your eyes upon the notice
in our columns, about the cleansing of
your lots. The warm weather is ap-
preaching, and the health of the Town
depends great deal upon its cleanli-
ness. This matter is of interest to all.
The southerner., 1863-06-13
DIED.

At his residence in this county, a
few days ago, Mr.. Orrcn Bulluck, aged
about i3 years. His disease was drop
sey of the heart.
In this county, 9Th inst aged about
II years, Mr.. Littleberry Cosway. ;
0pITITA AIRY
The southerner., 1863-06-13
JOSEPH RAMSEY, Clerk.

OSN''>"
THE Grand Jurors of the Confederate
Court for the District of Albemarle, North
Carolina, do most unhesitatingly condemn
in the strongest terms the practice of many
of our people in this our day Of trial, of
Though not intended by many) a high
crime against the best interests of the Con-
federacy as dangerous and destructive in
its effects, rs the worst efforts of our enc
mics; and to all intents giving aid and
comfort to the enemy; and thus assisting
them in their nefarioas, wicked'an cruel
war against US. Such conduct should be
frowned down by all patriots and honora
bic men; and every friend Of his country
should strive in every way possible to arrest
this great evil so we'll calculated to pro-
duce discomfort among our brave soldiers
by fears of the probable suffering Of their
families, caused by enhancement in price
of every article necessary for their support.
We therefore pledge ourselves and call on
all good citizens to aid us to make every
| effort to arrest SO great an evil, the tenden-
cy of which if not arrested, is to do our
country so much damage and to give to
our enemy the aid they desire
K. H. Lewis, (Fore,nar)
T. N. +. Alston, J A. b. Fitzpatrick,
Jno. j. Long, Kader Biggs,
John Th'rp, Turner Bass,
Il. Harding, John J. Hayes,
Jno. NJ Moody, A. 2. Lyman,
J. W. Heptinstall, E P Powell,
a. NJ. johnson, j I. Lawrence,
VIM. Boone, James G. Wynne,
J. S. Barrow
Erccu'ire Department North CArolina,
Adjutant Generals Office, (Nilitia,) I
Raleigh, May IA, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 7
MILITIA OFFICERS, who hav,
been compelled by the advance of tn,
enemy, to leave their respective dis
trlcts, are ordered to report for duty t,
the Commanding Officer of the Regi
mental District, iu which they may b,
residing temporarily.
by order of Governor Vance
DANL. G. FOWLE,
/ May ~. Adjutant General.
The southerner., 1863-06-13
Notice..

YOUR health and your neighbors arc
endangered by neglect of cleanliness
to clean your Priry, or remove any other
filth from your premises. Call upon him
lst door east Of Government Stables.
Tarboro', May /, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
new PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ yOU wksr 10 Ksow
~ ear,ssa sf ~ bsaas sosr,s sa4 vaes ups ~ us
N"~ MEDICAL corwox Hpssg.
rsaA hs.k fes sye-y ry4tqnp tsbss fes ~ taefra
lsa asmn@s~f 1sgpds sfst VS. o1yafys a. p mhA
AbkN w Il te@y yifs- =, 4 tas NsA@ D.
V,fifA i.safA~ tHsf hfw 'tfs
aspAuY -toggfciALJ-Img lEirYD frAgfA GOV
r. 3. ~ ssasssart rta " FuaINNN Sa----+ ~
~. alfts $40. ffa~ his ftfa
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
sELpsaR. AuorIoNgEn

sELDs&R AuCTIoNEEn
Ii. l.. EEIDNfR ArCTfONEER.
\. SELDNER, AUCffOAfEK.
T. SELDNEk, ANCTIDhkER.
l.. BfLDNER. AUCfIO.bEk
ByB W. Sci 9sfK y CO, y bcweis, A. iets O'Clock. on
Monday June !, A large afssrtmsnt " Jhing. Dry
an Fancy coods. &c, &C
WE WOULD CALL TIE ATTENTION or PERSONS
w ~ nrhhSng either for raj.
deace OF the executor sae Of aunle pro
petty In OF Yonkers, ~ 10 mad. ~ u. frD
LON CO, on MBpNEnDAY. june > st oeoos ~,
The IA r nted IN elevated. healthy
and s.,lful sc.,n q w,s,sses,sr sSanIj NM
and about minutes from the city 0scw Nork ses
tioneer = advertisement IN another ceA An.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

RIsoR sALg--A FINE OLD PLAcE--ANn E+FTEEN
" oil land hunared- acres II rcqhrvcsn
Duyvil. Would he exchanged for improved city
o,ry at fair val lation. Apply to a. FINDLAY, 81
lie
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

nor sALE-A SPLENDID C0JN NTRY RESIDENCE.
with seven acres OF land; the house nearly new, %
square and IL the best condition. fine brcS harms and
houses location the banks OF the HUDSON I'VE
unics from depot commanding the finest view OF the
ire Newburg bay. viii be sold furnished IL stands or
shed. For particulars address box 29lS Post odc.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

lon sALE-oR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR VACANT
!at In the upper part the city Of New Yoik,
k House. Al Skinan STREE East Brooklyn, - feet front
b, 33 feet deep; and water consisting pe-e
hts parlor and second story with sub cellar ~ IN food
Lalf block from Msrtic avenue or Flashing avenue
fulton ferry. Good grape vines and arsor on the
cs Inquire al or address ~ skiiiman street, East
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

r. nno ACRES FIRsr GLASS FARMING LANDS
G.UUU Onsy y nliies frum sew yog4 ca rOssefsn ~
trrtion 10 anaaea fof faIrnnc ~ faii aetl
f-n.ts Isf a4t cap AID NJ w. " s y r hA.rrr IN.
H. = ~ q. FnANkLiN 'LAhk H' 'r'~r "Fe~' y
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

trOa SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoR A HOUSE AND
L1tin Brookiy two AurtsEge' OF 80 eaen aua enc
Tor Il on on ands In M.8consiu. intercs, clht PER ccnt
. crhty OF IAud, IA wisconsin, VIII be - a 70
Il. Andrews, box 2,1J New York PoSt once, ior
lue week.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

IIyuR sALE-ABOUT TWENTY SIX ACRES or LAND
formerly belonging john d. Post deceased between
)To.t Richmond and .iile. Staten lsrnl few
It, ntcs terry 10 New York AZ 'Nes pace
orts two pubic reads has fruit and shaae fes onS
rim T. fo1d .ubsian al dwelling house cun'hdiGgs and
Shcr ployenents oyerooksa ne eAten o. "unty has
raj beautiful buding be iia out IN VIA
NV ot or used for farming or othor purposes. Apply
YpEfIR II POSr IIay Seal :, Jersey City, to A. DE
[GNOOr, Port Richi ond. y J.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

ufu MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS LOTS fuf
i 81 r. AZ EiyaOc hport ~ j. at thc f0iow-uf vie -
800 sf2s ssoe 500 $50 and tso0 each PER- IA
1annactur1ng especially those using tre Hrantfr OF
IRON, requested 70 examine ts gro ~. hrl o.
n " KELLOGG. l3J Pearl IT., n. v. o. ioJ 81 ,VOLb t,
tr,ut. Elitabeti port
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

stoa SALE OK ExCHANGz-FoR FIRST CLASS REAL
IN estate In ,hs city, or dry goods Two yanaos D. Wy
h es IN Ohio. - hours from New York by rail; Perfect
ani 40 incumbTance. Address A. W., boz ls4' Post
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

| IsF0R sALE-rwo FOUR STORY HOUSES on THIRD
sven q west side Good business location. Nii be
sa heap Inquire at g5 West Forty street from
10 D. A. N. and 10 +. ".
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

A iOUETRY SEAT FOR SALE-PLEASAETLY SlTt A.
~ ed on III Palisades. ~ mile from the ior Lee and
ass modern ht house ari barn, with lant
81 good cultivation. Foo ancHars inesre II North
W ram street, IN the bookstore
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

z nnQ HOUSE IN ORANGE y. T.. ON MAIN
y l.JUO. street IA or IS rooms 10 .3.itl BID it
- n heated ny furnace, excellent wrtg fltrl
geaien,e, Il win sold ~ great tnrrain ntii.ar 4
.irf Houses aud Building stra toi by II v. "a.
MFR 4 CO.. IA Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

|iloR sALE-AN EXCELLENT TWO STORY AND
|r bascm MT House, desirable Lot,
ut in earnen with goo view Of Noith river. ON l5st
|s OF; will b. sod low 92.a0o can remain on met
ra For further particulars apply 10 JAMES tONDlh
rorter twenty second street ANA Ninth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

1 1IY,oG SALE-uoUsE AND LOT NO. III BRo0ME
street In ne city York; also splendid Build
M Lot In the yif New Rochelle, Westcheser county
III, iure OF L BOUTON 81 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

A TTENTfON.-AT THE NEW sToRE lit THIRD
~ avenue afp ana gentseu are guaranteed 70 reci'
ic highest prise for each article Of cast o weafns patel
furniture Carpets the Naw Orleans usrktt lft
and rnsfy ,onrseres The follow ing prices ~ BE- paid
From 81 10 s3s sik Dresss from ~ y SIS for Cose
from AZ a. fof Pants all other kiud ~ Dresses Fp
tc csrpcs &c. the highesi price. viii be PAID 10 cash
Cal on of address G. hiSf ts Third stcuus near Your
teenth street Ladies attended ~ Mrs Nish.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

SALE AT A BARGAIN-Two LOTS AND FAC
ory corner of Third and North First streets, Williams
4 Ia Iuire OF j. ii. RAYMOND. ISL Water street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

(tnOR sALE-FOvR FINELY SITUATED BUILDING
lin IN veuty street of Thiri avenue. FOR
ait lsrs inquire Of DAILY, at the Rambe stables, Sc
Eeiily lrst street, corner OF Thiri avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

R SALE cuEAP-CogyER OF DELANcEy AND
yjocrck Streets II applied for Immediately known
gs and go Delancey and 81 aud 80 Goefck streets,
for si7s0 per year. Apply in the olce Of The feo
! street
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
CLOTIIlNG.

A GREAT BATTLE FouGhT-TnE VICTORY ~
"A lHinnd Ladies' leptou ~ has tecn ylct1Lios
In being pronounced BY great many, that ~ MfNTZ of
23 avenue payng tho highest prices 10 css
Tor enst glofLlDg, Carsis Jowelry Aa, and sl
TO coBunne 10 90 u yon w favor him with mote o.
csi N. B.-Ladio- ana gentlemen. you Know wei that
thos Tremendous prices that offered BY some aeaer
perfect humbug bot the bc. and socn way you can 90
q above then v know vii fe"ivs
rstsinc,in do not forget the Old. vel known deaifr
Mint and TIE number lh3 Sixth avenue Eshts~nth
street. Ladies' attended by Mrs hint1
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

5NARM FOR sALE- SITUATED II THE TOWN OF
II North Bradford eis miles from Nea Hayen
the Merrcs 'arl con7isug OF large double house.
tt OF oGlbliidlpgs al nc.fly In good
pif vita thirty pf lnd high stae oi rutya
10s. The prop vel located gentleman doing
bAs ness in tho ely AIRY pesfn wishing drAnc
absorption of the property tun pi0o pf the
NbEfngs and obtain al particulars Ealing
~ srAfUs BABIES. 20 n oaiw5Y, Il. ID. Il. Gil
sRDSON Il CO, 50 an S. Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
NDwARD sCHENCK, AuCIIONEER
~ PEREMPTOnl SALE OF
ELEGANT OIL PAlkUkGS,

PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL
By EDwAR iSCHENCk. this dsy Saturday, 29th inst nt II
,cock a. his silcsroom. No os Broaiwa opi ect on OF
sue Oh Paintings VIII Oh arrived Eurofc
eluduI Landscapes Hariue Catils ard CADne,
pieces Among them may he partiruiaJiy noticed
a sufEHB hIiEkP GRAZING, ~ .fANsENEhDnNCk
WINTER eMETs
CATTLE AAyRY.
SHEEP. .W0UTFHMAEftkS
And naoy other the Sub iecis all of whish
WILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

ITDWARD scHEN0K, hUCTIOEESR RAY SADDLE
~ Pony. ~ EDWARD sCHkNch. thia da,. sub
inst ~ O'Clock at his anrsroOu - liaadway hef
Pony S hsns nne ton old k.as and gentle inf
t.Onccr.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

L,oE NEW oHLEAas DIRECT
The aud nrAt sas. sieann ahIp
1EOEDE cHONwEiL
tspian John A Post.
Carrying ,bs reg lar rnilsd sfAina NaiIs
gill rayr prr No. yker,h rtsrf. above, on HsfDrss'
No ?rs,rresigea nor bills isding gt yrid.,
F0r p4sshgr having gssnrg Aoron tfsuyus ~ rxb
srriy 10 ~ ~ CHOAwGf.fA A CO..
&xsst s'zssL
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

(tuUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SAfE-CLIFFSIDE,
~ neag IdewildSuatcd in the town %. Co VAIL Ofsr
onuty OIL the west side Of the Iudson yer ~ IN mi
gl cs walk Of scanboets and ferry. l! ees ipon of te
y OF fy, with view OF ihn hon bc he Of HO Err
MORGAN. Esl., No . Pinn street; GE0 " CARSON 10
eknlan street. or of ID. CARSON Jr. ne premises
The New York herald., 1863-05-30
\ lARN ZOE sALN-onsAp.lo lo. AcNEs. 10 y woop,

,fT.OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, ~ WILLIAMSBURG,
lis story brick for 81. o. ani two story
|krauis House si.2N Apply 20 a. W KELSEY, No. A
So h sev enth street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

Alta meeting of the Central Committee Of the
9th Congressional District. held in Indianapolis.
on the 81 Of December. 1863. il was determined
a Congressional Convention for the appointment
OF two delegates and two contingent delegates to
represent said district in TIE National Democratic
Convention. be held at Military Hall. in Indian
apolis. on Friday the sth day ofJauaary. 1864,
at u o'clock p NJ. and that each county be
entitled to delegate in said convention for
each one hundred votes cast for Dr.. Athon, in
1862. and one delegate for each fraction over
City.
Resoipsd. That the Democracy of the several
counties are hereby requested to call county con
ventions at an early day aud select delegates to
the Congressional Convention.
W II TALBOT, Chairman.
K SPIcxR, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
Keen the BIrthdays.

western exchange makes the following ex-
eellent Suggestions, which must meet the sppro-
baton Of all youthful readers. We trust they
will also be received with favor by the "old
folks" Il says:
Keep the birthdays religiously: they belong
exclusively to- snd are treasured among the
sweetest memories of home not Ter anything
prevent some token. be it so small. that il be
remembered For one day they are heroes. The
special pudding or cake Is made for them: new
jacket or trOvsers with pockets, or the frs, pair
Of boots. donned. and big brothers and sisters
sink into iusignfcance beside little Charlie. who
Is "six to-day and is going TO be a nan. -
Mothers who Ia We half dozen little ones care
for are apt 70 neglect birthdays; they come TOO
often--sometimes when thew are "ueryous' but
il they only knew how much such soHuenirs are
cherished by their pet Susy or Harry, years after
ward, when away from the heaEthstone. and they
have one to remind them that they have added
one more year to the perhaps weary round of life.
or TO wish them. in old fashioned phrase. many
happy returns to their birthday" they would
never permit any cause TO step between them and
a mothers privilege
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
N0f head.

The Springfield Republican is one of the few
Administration papers that i blessed with
few grains of common sense. as witness the
following. which contains more wisdom than
will tie found in the Tribune for whole year:
There is general jubilation in the Republican
papers over the assumed death of the Democratic
party They had better not take that for grant
ed party that has just thrown more votes
than ever before in every State EXCEPT Masss-
chusetts, and has been beaten only
by the extraordinary efforts, can hsrd4v be
considered quite dead The mora OF
the political situation of the Republican leaders is
that they have no such excess OF strength as to
make il safe for them 10 be reckless defiant as
TO mesns and measures that they are still on
trial before the American people as to their abIl-
Nv ana integrity IN the conduct of the Govern
ment; and that they can only hope TO obtain a
renewed lease Of power by demonstrating that
they and will use il for the general welfare
rather than for private aud partisan ends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
stanton and the war department.

Ar Secretary Stanton has insugurated new
Plan for tue administration OF his department, by
means OF which DE eau conceal any amount OF
frauds. populations and maifeassnceS. and also
avoid the responsibility tor them IN the event Of
their ex posture.
1t consists in sxiing 20 different parts of the
Country the heads OF the different Departments
sad Bureaus Of toe ar OGce. compelling these
beads 10 do duties OF detail which II has been the
invariab,e practice for them to assign TO their
subordnstes when the duties not DE dele
gated bv law. and leaving 70 their subordinates
The function OF responsible administration.
The folloxing departments are. We believe.
without single exception. under the control Of
subordinate officers.
The Adjutsnt Generals Department
The Inspector Cen rails Depsr ment.
TIE Qaartern,sst ter Generals Department
The commisssry Generals Department
The surgeon Generals Department
The Ordnance Department
Congress Ia soon 70 assemble. and there viii
theu be saeh 40 exposure Of Mr. S,anions cor
rrP:.oa asd m&ladministraton the country
has never ye' Witnessed Il New York World
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
Another Presidential Candidate,
The Washington correspondent of the Cincin
nsl Eauulrer SAYS.

A new Prvsiden tai candidate has sr.seu ~ho
promises TO distance all who have yet entered Tor
the race. General Grant, whose effective work
has outs,ripped all our other Generals, and whose
modest dispatches proclaim him 10 braggart or
vain bosster. has captured the hearts OF The peo
pie: and 10 day he would beat Lincoln Chase or
Stanton for President As the Generals of NE
Army Of the Potomac have ell proven TO be
wanting in the elements essential 10 n great com
want Of cooperation and sympathy a. Washing.
ton. Il may be regarded az certain that al oppor.
,unisy vii be created 20 bring General Grant
here. and put him IL a way 90 destroy HE pros
pscts for residence u the White House. As
the case nov stands. be 10 ahead Of the hounds.
and the prayer OF homes, patriotic ren is that
be ~ill continue so
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
MAR RED.

ENBODY-wARNER.-On the I'd OF December, 1853,
At Sydney, Ohio, by Rev. John L. Baes Mr.. CHARLES
EssoDr, Of Sydney, Miss ANNIE E. wARsKa daughter
Of Charles G. Warner, Esq Of this city.
We wish our young friends infinite happiness. We
thank them for their kind membranes Of us. We
discussed the cake, and all join in wishing long life
n ath prosperity and postery the happy
groom.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

4 SLIGHT DIrFEREScE-The Franklin JEFF
fersoDian has raised the name OF Andrew John
son OF Tennessee ss candidate for the next
Presidency The reason given for doing so is
that Governor johnson is an original Union man.
and that he is "fGlly the equal Of the great
lamented Douglas"
Upon this the Nathville Press remarks:
There ere a great many original Union men j.
bu, few however, equal to the laDented Doug
lac Governor Johnson and Judge Douglas
differed somewhat On the Union question while
Judge Douglas was living. Governor johnson
esnvassed the State OF Tennessee for Breckin-
ridge for President; Judge Douglas didn't
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

ooh, whistle daughter whistle. and you shsIl hav.
cow
~ whis,led IN my hie aud histle nov :"
"Oh. whistle, daughter, whistle. and you shall have
.is..sr -si.,l.a IN my sss su, I'm whistle n lean
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

eE- Seven hundred and seventy seven dollars
bounty Is given Ia each volunteer in the city of
New York II Il stated tina, this sum draws
large numbers 10 The ranks. Up TO the Goth ult.
ore thousand had volunteered. aud IL l. thought
the count, will escspe the draft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

- The revival az the walnu, Stree, Church.
Louisville. under the ministrations of the Rev.
Dr.. Parsons. continues. Nearly $50 persons
have been added % the church.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

A CAspIp ADMISSION Chief Engineer Usher.
wood on cross examination admitted that when
he vas commissioned - Steam Engineer in the
United States Navy be bad never had charge Of
an engine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

~ A subscription has been started in Chicago
to raise sos 900 to build house for disabled sol
diers The project meets with much favor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
DIE D.

On Sunday last November 2sth, at her residence
this city, after brief and illness, Mrs. HANNAH
wife Of HENRY BRADY, in the 65th year Of her age.
The deceased was most worthy lady in all the res-
tons Of life, and her loss will be deeply felt by her family
and q isrge circle Of friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04

tT The Blue Book for the year 1864 now in
course Of compilation by Hon john d Defrees,
Superintendent of Public Printing. will make
over 900 pages, or about $4,000 names