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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

CT Read the new Advertise
ment of Plummer & Kelly,
wholesale and retail druggists,
Richmond, lid. 1t will be
found this week at the head Of
our advertising columns Oh the
second page.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

Induced bv the extensive sale and univer.
sal popularity of Hoohand's German Bitters
(purely vegetable hosts Of ignorant Quacks
and INSCRIPTIONS adventures, have opened
upon suffering humanity the 1ood-gates OF
Nostrums in the shape Of poor whskey
vilelv compounded with injurious drugs, and
christened TONES, Stomachics and Bitters.
Beware of the innumerabe array OF Al.
coholc preparations in plethoric bottles and
big bellied kegs, under the modest appella-
ton of Bitters which, instead OF curing,
only aggravate disease, aad leave the disap-
pointed sufferer in despair.
HooaandIs German Bitters
Are not new and untried article. but have
stood the test of 5 wears trial by the Amer
lean public and their reputation and sale
are not rivalled by any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands of Letters
from the most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
AND
CITIZENS,
Testifying Of their own personal knowledge
10 the Denenclhl euects huu hied4Chi virtues
OF these Bitters.
Do YOU want something 10 strength
Ell You!
Do Won want a good Appetite'
DO YOU want 10 build up your Con-
stitution!
Do YOU want Ia feel Well.
DO YOU want To get rid Of Nervous
ness!
DO yOu want Energy!
Do you want to Sleep Well!
DO YOU want Brisk and Vigorous
Feeling!
If YOU do, use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
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~ Visit the Greenhouse of
b. Pickett IL Sons. They have
many beautiful flowers and plants.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

&C. Read the address Of the
War Democracy.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHSKeY!

They WILL CURE the above diseases In nine.
tv-nine cases out Of hundred.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
WINCHESTER
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CONNECTED EvERY WEEK ny
J Q II " r Q s s

RETAIL DEALEk IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CONNECTIONS
PRODUCE, WILD GAME, ETC,
Tor Main ard Franklln SITS. Winchester.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04
TIE NEWS

From Chdrlestou &c learn that serce bonbsra-
men, has scsa KEEP, up upon for Sumter fsr several
days. On Saturday morning las, psriisn Of The
Sea Wall fell 10. burying thirteen men belonging 70
The 25sh soalh Carolina and The iaih Georgis Re-
ginenis Ia which position they had been placed fsr
mounting he Parapes 10 case Of assault. Up 70
,hree csloek on Saturday no fsthsr easuslsiss bad
occurred Over twelve hsadrsd shsis had been fred
in the lsst tEsniyour hours and the firing st con.
tsued heavy.
A few $40, we're thrown INTO the cily, bal .sry
li,te damage was done.
In relation 10 the operations in the West ss eOPg
The following from The Progress Of MOndsy:
At Chattanooga, inaction has given way
to activity, the enemy are in motion aud q
general engagement is looked Tor. The
enemy have no doubs been largely reinforc-
ed. and mean to advance aad compel Bngg
TO fight or fall back. We think they val
not fnd il very difficult to get Eight, and
| when il takes place we have great conf
dence that our arms will again prove VIC,
toriOus.
We ieok upon the approaching struggle
in front Of Chattanooga as the most lmPor-
tant Of the war, IN fact il may be the turn
ing point Of the war. and the party win
ming il may soon thereafter be able 10 die.
tate terms Of peace upon their own ,esms.
Such being the case every available man
should be sent forward. all points Of ~ not
importance should give way foe the supe.
rior claims Of the sirsgsie fer the heart 81
the Confederasy, and .nothisg should b.
let. undone that can De done TO enable
Gen. Bragg to make the victory net only
H. conPlete" but decisive.
Fion Virginia nothing Of sn exciting nature hs
been rscsivcd. The Progress say.s Something la
been sid shout an advance By he Peninsula o
souihsds q Isnss river, bat ws Do %, bob for an,
thing q The kind for Tho preseul Con. Lees SIN,
sPreParns for TIE Winter, but should ibe ,nsny II
tempt smother move o. Richmond, the Amy !
Northern Virgins will be found 10 tho right place
the hight time.
Ffom our cwn coast the s,ereoiypsd !" al quiet
comes Up. andour forces are preparing 10 make them
selves comfortable durais tho cold wsalhu nov ;,
near ., hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04
Qiusbarnuyb 9ssarntr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, November 4. 1s6S.
NEW TERMS.

A large incrsas having bean made IN the Price Of
psper and arapd advance in the price Of every thing
we need, has rendered it necessary to advance tho
price Of the Recorder to 81 per annum, or " Tor SIX
m.a,hs, in advance. Advertising rates will be two
dollars per square o. fourteen lines for the first nser-
ton. and ono dollar for each centinnancs.
These prices fall very far short, when compared
with the prices Of every thing in market. we have
only doubled the price which existed beols Tho war;
while for every thing we buy wc have 70 pay len o.
Hf.een and often twenty times the former prices
Less than bashel Of corn, or half bushet Of wheat
boshel and half Of potatoes or sis or seven dozea
eggs, which used to sell for considerably less lhan
dollar. viii new pay for years Subscription. In
former years would have taken three or four sme'
the quaHty Of either Of these articles to pay is'
wear. When these facts are considered, II VIII be
seen ,ha, we are compelled to make this advance IN
our prices.
This upward tendency Of everything In Market 70
which there appears TO be no limit casts sssden'ns
shade over the future, though we ~ 10 haPe ihai
same favorable occurrence will intervene 70 arrest
| tho wild and fatal mania shich aew prevails. i's
linauenes, however. hos induced many Pubilshen 70
refuse 70 take subscriptions for . iasger term ioan
six months, sens Tor no longer ihan three 1.nshs,
no. knowing 70 what ertravgani prices ihey may %
csmpslsd 10 submit. ThisnaY be praden' and siss,
and l,ile more experiences may sonsisee Us Of he
necessity Of adopting The saue rule.
Subscribers in arrears are earnestly requested 70
psyup The price Of materials 70 TOO high 10 PERMIT
ui,o eon,inus 10 seed tho paper 70 those who DO mel
lPuy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

tually closed the chanAel to thscity to opr
fleet, rsssrving q passage. however, to their
ewn craft, after the manner Of canal.
wit, safety lock against the enemy. The
Instructions may be Of such a nature as
not to be removed BY any appliances Of our
swn, or Of too formidable nature to justi-
fly hazardous attempt BY eur ironclads
to penetrate further into the harbor, and
within range Of the rebels guns. Under
these circumstances, the best engineering
and strategic skill become necessary on
the part Of the respective commanders Of
The land and water forces. to make the
roughly successful dsmonstratisa upsn
Charleston. Such result is no, consider.
ed doubtful. but tims ID necessarily rsquir-
Ell for the consumnatien ef their plans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

A VALUABLE PLAST.--yerily, says tse
Tynchburg Republican. the sorghsm plsr'
is.bread and meat a. well A. srgsr and no.
Iasses. A witness: A farmer told " ihsi
he gives pint Of the syrup 70 his meyer
in place Of meat; ho uses il 70 sweeten nc
coffee drunk at his table, and the cstee Y
made from the seeds and lastly. he ieeos
bis cows with the fodder Of the plah!, ans
thus gets milk 10 put In the coffee. None
but Chinese could have invented The ser
ghum, sure enough.
The Western papers say that the late e
we're frosis In the West have demonstrates
that the sorghum. or Chinese sugar cane
Is much harder than Indian corn. and msJ
work something Of revelation by the SUB.
stitutisn Of one crop Tor the other byt'os
farmers. tM
The Atlanta Intelligencer ssys The 70.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

overwhelmed by numbers, we're compelled
10 fall back. We had two men, killed, the
gallant and chivalrous Major John w.
Wood6n Of this place, and private Smith,
Of Polk county. Majer Weodfin fell pierre
ed by two balls while leading his man IN
charge upon the strong position ofsihe en-
emy. Four men were wounded. Major
Weodfin was widely known, and no words
of surs could add to the repstation ne had
earned by hard aud faithful service.
Another fghttosk place near the Warm
Springs, two or three days since, between
portion Of the a5thN. C. Regiment, nn-
der command Of Lieut.. Gel. Samuel G.
Bryson, and large force Of the enemy.
They outnsmbercd our boys very largely.
and after stubborn fight Cols Bryson fell
back. We had six men killed, lat. h yatt.
and others whose names we have not learn
ed. LIEUT.. Hyatt was an excellent officer,
and gallant and worthy mau. Six we're
missing, butt was confidently hoped they
would come in. The loss Of the enrmy
was reported to be heavy.
The Progress adds: We have heard rus
mors to the effect that the enemy, some
seven thousand strong, were marching m
Asheyille in two columns, and that Gen.
Vance had called for relnforcements. bat
We don't kaow whether there is any truth
in the report or not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

ing smoke, and sooty copper works. Here
he labsred for some time in the mines. and
his uneasy mind drove him on again. He
engaged as thresher at farm; but there
the fneness Of his linen aaa his manners
did not escape sharpeyed man.
The master, informed OF this, sosn re-
cogaixea Gustavus . fellow-siudent at
Upsala, and filled with terror, entreated
him to plunge deeper into the mountains,
and leave him aud his family in safety.
He next betook himself to the castle Of a
nobleman, whs received him most Affection
a,ely, making himself NEST sure of the Of
fersd reward. He mounted and rode off
to the next military station. and was soon
back again with twenty troopers. But the
bird was flown, through hint from the
more NOBLE wife. whs furnished him with
a horse and sledge for his escape. He
sought refuge at the door of monastery,
founded by his ancestors, but the menks
shut the deer in bis face.
His next asylum was with a worthy
clergyman. but here the Philistines were
lpon him again, for the Danish soldiery
were hunting everywhere. He was again
rescued by the presence Of mind of the
lady, who. on the entrance OF the troopers
into the hsuse, where Gustavus was sitting
with the other farm men, give him cuff
on the ear, and sent him OF in pretence Of
some neglected errand.
His host then concealed him under leas
Of straw, drove towards place of secu
.rity, but the soldiers met them on the way
examined tbs load Of straw, ran their sword
through il in different directions. and a,
enc pass, pierced the Leg Of Gustavus. He
bore the wound without stirring. and was
saved but the blood ssoa running through
the cart, and leaving track on the snow,
his iagsaioEs host cut wound in mis-
herse's feet, aad when the bloody track
vas remarked. showed that as the cause
Through such dangers and Encouragement
Gustayus.escsped, finally reused the mer
Of Delicarlia, expelled the Danes, AID va
unanimously elected King.
He became enc Of the aooiest kings tina
ever reisied; completed the reformation il
Sweden, aud remains one Of the wsrld'
great oanes.. ResfIHasier Rsres.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

From the Asheville News Of THURSDAY
we get some particulars Of the two Skin.
tnishes that have tsker place with the enc.
ny near The Warm Springs:
A fgat between a small body Of eur ca.
valry--less than one hundred men--and
Tour Or Eve bsndred Of the enemy secured
q The Warm Springs, thirty-six miles be.
Low this town. last Ttsrsday. Oar forces
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

Tine President AND GEs. BRAG0.--P. w.
"A. writes: Its understood that the Prcsi.
dest sustsins Gen. Bragg, and that no
change will be made in the command Of
the army. The latter has relieved Gen.
Hill fer his alleged hardness % the morn
ing Of the soth Of September. and ordered
him To report to Richmond. Rumor has
Il that Gen. Hill has rendered. or will ten
der his resignation. A court Of inquiry
will PrsbebIy be ordered in The cases sl
Gems. Polk and Hindman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04
From the Petersburg Daily Express.
WARREN COUNTY. N. e.

W nNRh&s (H1~tAAt y. ~
On the 20th OF October, NJ tho largest
meeting Of the ciiizeas Of W srren County
sysr held in their Courthouse. in The town
ef wurenton. F.A. Thornten was called
TO the chair. and l.. Henderson appointed
Secretary. 1855 tsH tst8l
In few able and eloquent remarks. the
Chairman explained the object oI the meet.
ing 10 be, 10 take such steps as may be
necessary to bring down the price OF the
Decessaries Of life to the Gnversmeat
standard. Hon. w. A. Edwards being
c4llsa sn. made able and patriotic remarks.
cordially endorsing the object Of the meet.
lar.
]. ID. Williams altered the following rsso-
iasloas. Which. after addresses by do.
Pitchiord. Gen. Jenkins. ]. b. Batchrlof.
all favoring their adoption. and "a amend.
mens at the suggestion at Dr. Prischard 10
the 9TH resolution. were uaanIinously
aaepted--tAs meeting voting on each rrss-
luiion separately.
1T. Resoipei. That we. the citizens Of
Marsen County. will pronPtly deliver the
tehth Of Our products 20 the Gosernneai
a, 10 required by Law.
Cad. ResStssd, That we pledge ourselves
TO sell 10 the Government aud families 81
soldiers and 0thsr esnsumers. ali OF our
surEIa products at the prices established
BY 6eyernnest; and We further pledge
snrselvcs when any citizen rrisses 20 sell
biz ssrplus ~ Government prices 20 report
him 70 the Gosernmsnt Agent. that h's
surplus may 20 Impressed.
I'd. Resolved, That We vii NOT uhdrs
any circumstances sell 10 spectators o.
encourage speculation "a the neeesssriss u
life.
lth. Resolved. That ve regard u TO b
the duty OF all good citizens TO Sustain thr
credit Of the Go,ernment, and we wiillsek
upsn hin as a psblls enemy who dirsctl,s
ar Indirectly seeks to dspTeeis,e the ear
rsney.
sts. Resolved. Ths, the merchants. ms.
ehsnies, farmers. milIers aud traders. ol
wh.ues,er eharsetsr. Who bay TO sell agl'a
and charge more than TART, pei csnt. pro.
sc On their Purchases. SHALL not be csasis.
errd a. embraced 10 the second rrsslsiisa
hs csnsumert.
9Th. Resolved, That the CAsifmsh 81 thi'
meeting appoint toe perspas W each Dr.
triet 10 procure the names 81 ali sAo afe
williag % Subscribe their names = ~
foregoing rsseluiiorz. and when - ahtaIf
ed repsrt the sane 70 the ChAirmaa - of'
der that Ne may present these fesoistioa.
together with the names Of al Who sao'
scribe tksu. 20 the County CsarI. 9th
request that they be spread upon The nj
uutes Of said Court, and preserved a.
part Of the history Of the tiuss.
co molten Of DR.. 'Pri,ehard. the Seer.
tafy was directed 70 fbrBah a esPy u ts
proceedings Of the meeting to the FayeiIe
vile Observer. wilmIsg,on Joutnal. Re.
tersburg Register aud Petersburg Express
eth q request 20 publish and thai As
other papers Of this state be requested .
copy. IA. THORNTON. Chairman.
l.. HgsDEEsos, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

A PAxc STRICKEN ARsY.-0ne Of the
Yankee correspondents thus graphically
describes the Generalization Of the Federal
army at Chickamaug after the eight Of Sun-
day, Sept. Goth:
Looking across cornfeld from . gap In
the Missionary Ridge, there might be seen
numbers Of ~ ssrts o. vehicles mingled
with the debris Of disnaatlsd ard discern
Fitted batteries. Tragmsa,s Of Davis's fly-
ing squasrOns had also lodged in the field.
While stood gazing upon this sceae frsm
4 summit ia the ridge, some reoel skirmish-
srs appeared in the skirts Of ne weeds sp-
pssite the gap and lung perhaps q do
zen market balls into the field. Instantly,
men, animals and vehicles became a mass
Of struggling. shouting. frightened life.
Everything and everybody appeared te
.osh hssdiOng for the narrow gap and men,
. horses, mules, ambulance wagons. artillery
carriages, ammunitian teans and c4issoni
we're relied and tunblsd together in q con-
fused, inexirieabls and finally notienIss.
rass, blCSkiRg up ths mouth Of the gaps,
Nearly I'd Of this bsety subsequently, fell
into the hands Of the Csnfsdsrates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

TaAT Is so.--Wnh 80 may meetings
held. aud so maay resolutions passed. IN
so many esssties. offering 10 sell prodaee
az government prices. isn't ita little queer
that the constant and unyarying tendency
Of prices is 10 20 up. The Mchmsnd Dis
patch puts this Question: land We really
think iswoulf puzzle "any osAer nan" 70
answer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

The Richmond sentisel pays the follow
ihg meritsd compliment 20 the tive N. G.
brigsdes engaged In the late fghf n Bris-
zoe Station, Va:
The a&air at Hrisioe Station on Wednes-
day last, was grayer than was AZ first sup.
yssed. From what we hAye since Under.
stood, i commenced a. skirnish on our
side, and battle on the ensmYs. The
force Of the enemy which had halted a,
BriStse was Supposed to BE- small, and
bence only two Of eur brigaess. Cooks and
-Eirkland's Qate Penders.) we're seat for
ward to dislodge them. The gslIan, North
Csrolinians suddenly found themselves
confronted ~ two corps Of the enemy.
concealed behind the railroad esnbankment.
but they maintained the unequal struggle
With admirable courage, retiring. vken fore.
ed 10 retire, with perfect coolness sad or.
der. As orr reinforcements came sp. the
eneny Fed.
On no field on which they have Tough,
did our two srigsdts win for thefpselses q
juster lame th1a AZ Bristoe. We deepl,
lament the losses which they suffered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

Yankse Heios Of Charlottesville He.
raids correspondent writes .--washing.
ton, Thursday. October I5th.--From what
can be ascertained Of the real state Of az
fairs at Charleston, the Rebels have eIfse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

Send yOyr litts child To bed happy.
Whatever ceres press. give il a warm good
night kiss a. il gees 70 It's pillow. The
nemofy Of this 10 the stormy years which
fate may have in store fs the little one,
will " ike Bethlehsn's star 70 the bewil-
seied Shepherds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04
FROM CHARLESTON.


The Mercury Of W ednesday las the fol-
lowing:
Tuesday morning dawned bright and
clear upon peaceful scene In CAarlestoa
Harbor. About seven o'clock. however,
tbs eaemy opened hrs sith considerable
spirit. Four Of his batteries were brought
into play, namely: l. Battery Gregg; ..
Battery Wagner; 5. A battery located
midway betwess Gregg and Wasaer; !.
4 battery which las been erected Bast Of
Gregg. All day long the IRE from these
four batteries MAS steadily maintained,
aud nlghtlall, with its bright mosnii ghi,
brought no cessation Of the roar Of hastlls
cannon.
About iO:50. 4. M, four monitors came
within range Of Fort Sumter, and oPsasd
their heavy guns upon that work. The
fire Of the Morris Island batteries Was di.
+,lded between Fort Sumter aad fert JoAa.
son. The latter post was subjected 10 >
very severe sAelling, but almost ~itAosi
eject.
About In o'clock, q. M, ths enemy
opened upon ths eity--hring fear shots 10
this direction. The shots are thoEghi %
have been fred IRON 100 pounded Parrott
gun 10 the Central Battery. between Gregg
and Wagner. Only enc Of the shots, how
ever. entered the city. Il passed through
an uneccupied house. without doing any
damage either to LIE or property.
DsPRKciAnxe rHs CusREScr.--A friend
calls our attention TO The TACT that 10 bis
section Of the State. in taking the ta1ss,
gold Is assessed at four to one. and Bank
notes at two for one in Csniedera,s money.
The objsst Of This 10 20 obtain revenue. bat
the eSscf 10 10 depreeiste Confederate us-
uey. II the Government says By its acts
that gold Is worth fsor times a. much. and
Bank notes twice ne much 40 il own i,
sues, basiness men and those having arti.
Giles Of prime necessity TO sell. viii 20 fsr.
ther aud get oil they can for their gold and
produce. This 10 natural. The Gssrrs.
iaent thss sets the example Of depreciatin,
il swp currency. Thi. evil calls for !
prompt remedy. snd We trus, the remsd,
will be applied By the ner, Congress.
isa RskigA &asdasd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06
LPrnL,o-No. 81

AN ACT to adjust appropriations hero
tofore made Tor the civil service OF the
Navy Department TO the present or
RanizAtion of that Department
Be il enacted By The Senate and House
of Representation of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
Secretary Of the Treasury be and he Is
hereby authorized and directed to trans
fer the amounts heretofore appropriated
for the pay Of chiefs of bureaus, clerks,
messengers, aud laborers connected with
the Navy Department SO that they will
correspond with the present organization
and pay as authorized by the act of
Congress Of July hfsh, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two, viz
For the Bureau of Equipment and Re-
Grating, three thousand eight hundred
and seventy four dollars.
For the Bureau Of Yards and Docks,
ten thousand six hundred and forty-threo
dollars.
For the Bureau Of Navigation, three
thousand and fifty-seven dollars.
For the Bureau of Ordnance, six thou
sand nine hundred and iifty-four dollars.
For the Bureau of Construction and
Repairs, nine thousand five hundred and
thirty four dollars.
For the Bureau Of Steam Engineering,
four thousand two hundred and twenty
four dollars.
For the Bureau Of Provisions and
Clothing Eve thousand eight hundred
and City eight dollars.
For the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry, Eve thousand eight hundred dol
lars.
Sec. 2. And be il fI,tler enacted, That
all remaining balances shall attach TO
the Office Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
and may be expended by him for such
clerical services as he shall judge the in
terests of the Department require.
Sec. g. And b II further enacted, That
the sum of one thousand dollars, here to-
fore appropriated for the contigent ex-
penses of the Bureau of Constr uctioD
Equipment and Repair, be transferred to
she Bureau of Steam Engineering, and
the sum of one thousand dollars to the
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
And also that the sum of one thosand
dollars, heretofore appropriated for the
contingent expenses OF the Bureau of Ord
nance, be transferred to the Bureau Of
Navigation.
Approved, December 10, 1862.