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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

"LA rRAvIA~A" AT The ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The ofera yepri SciIAni," which 70 have been
pe,tormod last evening at the Academy unavOdby
pstfon.d, owing 10 the Illness ~ Signor Br nl.
A, the nsnsiiy ready Sgnor Maccaer had sang
n this opera, Manager Grau perforcs substituted the
"Trsvtaia y with Nile. Corder the fra heroine. We
have had this spiend,dy rendered here this
seae. with Guerrabelh and BrgDo, that naturally tho
having prominent last night APP cared
Disadvantage Nile. COrdier could not make forget
errab fla II this. her bst. ro',one which she resses,
ac,s ami sings most delightfully."-. Mile. Corder'g ger
torrance commentaries hit think the role not
sld - her which that OF the conf:
Nine. Gu.'rsbela decidedly the most pleasing Voletta
had since la Pircolon,ini gracad operftic
stage. III, has beauty, fine figure, acts the role with
,ea. discrimination and dramatic effect, and sings the
music most oeasing.v.
Tonight Miss kellogg makes her debut in Brooklyn FOR
she has we'll cultivated voice, sirgs with
and effect and bids far to become artist Of
she yet Young that her musical career,
promising may be said be yet its zenith
She with spi 1t, and viii, doubt win great ap
clause at the brooklyn AGA emv In her role Of Paona u
the benutul opera NJ al Poiuto." which we heartily
cunmend 70 thu opera gocra tho City OF Churches.
On Friday night are TO have u Tr0vatore," with
Signora Iorini ~ the IeonOrn. y
On Saturday there Will be grand matinee, upon which
occasion haze the whole of tho Of II
ono." with Miss Kellogg and Asccaferri and the u IS
| act vi fla Iravilta."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

pKATH OF AN AsrAeuE THE Nav YORK HEsALD-Mr.
AIKxASiKs HRYBurS, native Of Baunshire Scotland
died n, residence, In New jersey, Monday evening,
suddenly, at the age oil thirtyfour yea Mr. Hepburn
had been tor time pas. suffering from dyspepsia;
bat hts recent Illness, which but brief
uses OF alarm 10 hts friends Inc deceased was
near fourteen years. Connected with the monetary de-.
patncnt HERALD, and about four years 20 sue.
ceeded the late cashier III that important and
rous position lie was regarded by every man IN HE
Adjustment or his ge aity. Kindness and single heart
.urss aDd was appreciated by his employer for his apt
tide for business. fc ready wittcd and well versed
the lore of Scotias bards and WAS thus lbs
tor an alproprai. quotation. Alexan or hepburn ha.
eft many friends who viii miss him from their 81
HIS rena were followed 10 the grave ut Jers y ~
eemeiery, ,esterday. by Plumbers Of tbose who Knew
HIM well, anu APP recatcd his unpretendng merits
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(Oroaeln, luauenla.

The HuarER's poINT HosIcIpE-iHg DECEASED IDgS1I
f:xp.-The Inquest in the OF TIE unknown German
who beaten to death at Hunters Point Monday
night, concluded ut Bellevue Hospital yeste day b,
coroner Colin brother u deceased APPEARED The
dead hue during the investigation and identified the
body that u Martin Kielbcck who had been missing
from his home since Monday morning. He stated that
eccca-cd carver by trade, ana worked AT No l73
Attorney street, ano was sober and industrious
moi ad i, ca ~ fighting ~ guarreing keibeck not
acquainted With any one at Hunters Point, and VIII I
could have brought HIM owe ~ that neghbor hood
mysery. II supposed that be enti,ed the
ferry by enemy and there be tea death. pre-
vmuly staiea post morcm examination Of the body,
made by lr Ihomas L.. Robinson sh wed that death .
caused by henotIbage, from wolnos o the tongue and
mouth which la urics appeared to have been by
being kickci uiih heavy boot. IN the absence #
positive testimony. the Jury WIS ticu render q
verdict of "beaih by blows inflicted BY person
persous uuknUw
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NY.ryNors nxsru oy AN rsgSo

sYsryNors DxaH AN USEsowS MAs.--Au unknown
MAJ aooa, ,wsty-ave yeats OF sse, Was limited 70
bellevue iiosls on Monday nght while suriog from
severe wound Z. ,h- mouth which IA. blMd GJwcd
IN torrents. Indeed, so sSt.r ave was tho hennrragp
that the patient died be',s tn doctor cnld arrive 20 his
nssttsn,~ "ioner tcln upon investigation the case
IN Iesy, learned mat oeeAsei lid he braggt over
from ius ioirt Ia one ~ the 1hifty fourth street
i.ify boat b, IL orrl lhe latter found r,s,scd in
efehie~s CONDITION, aud. takiux compression On "a M
broifht h-rs over " ia. Hospital where he del
az ai-eidy stated itnmedires OF beng admitted
losl morein examination of tho i.aiy made
by ~. ThoisS Robinson showed tast tho Ia RIGS hsd
peoaDiy been received by pome kf,kng deceased
~ith hcsvy bot. Roth ps bt.sel Il, 7, ts,lv
una he tongue. which was complct sew red by tho
teeth, was tod I'd proif1ing from lie mouth ucaih h,
the opinion ~ TIE ctof, VS. caused nv hemrr-b,yo
theto WOUNDS. Disco aej lyo eei ak inches IN
height. aud APPEARED - b. a GcrInan. ", had dark
rvwn an, ss ht.y clrIel s.i light m0lsts.ap liza
drcss consisted OF black rucs coat. cloth yc~t
brown rrns, anda lar ~ boots with patch utpn enc
toe Epon tie pcr@o Il decessed was Nsud a Broken
et r. watch and al srnpiy pocket oons Coroner Colin
MED che Inquest at niue O'Clock wednesday.
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E.Ak. nj EnIeiligcnce,

Brigsdcr General Barry, o. tho Quilted States Amy.
James II. H. ais ~ Boston; d. P,nninA tun New ser.
scy ohn A. Poor, ~ Portland arc stopping q, the
Breyoort House.
Hon. 2adoc Frast, OF Prattsvillc NJ ", stopping at
the Everett house.
Hon. T. NJ. Wood Of Portland; J. W. Smith OF ecr.ysi
A. ". Hnnecrinrd, ~ Mount vernon r.. q. III an
Thomas ~ AIdiews, NJ the United States Ariay Joha
:. Batchoif0d and W. h. Sorcross, Ioton Juun Il.
Bailey. ~ CALIFORNIA; ). BroaG. Cincinnati ana vii.
liam Cary, ~ iiaos, are siopplng al the Aetropoltan
Hotel
General b. y. Bruce. Of Lcnox Hon. ". A. Iislcy o,
Duukrk; Hon !. Pcmeroy, d Anburn; Hon. IL. Morgan
q Aurora, Col 7. Williams, ~ Ietroit Major j.. laid
ard Mn'cr Mann, e the TIMED States Arpy 1sor > +.
Sanford, ~ Providence A. q. Williams and A. y. Clamp
OF bDnaso James -. MAYO aud VIE, oil New Ycrk: art
g. Rogers, u Nr~nh; j. wo-thinstyn, ~ Cincinnati,
aud James T. Auts, Of Chicoptc, stopping At tha
Asto
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC vos ssv yoRs-rnIs pAY
q s..,,.,..eye 4 a
SUN sxTs s4t Bie1 vASnn. morn 10 n


CTrARpp.
s,cAmship Parhsrsours Holman. Portland-H orom.
ship Ma osden Hal away. San rrancisco-suton 4 Co
Ship Repuhhk tBreui), Schmidt Livery~o-F Macdonald
Ship Dahouse tBr), Harvey. Glassow-F Macdonald \
ship ST George tBr co~en. New Bedford--Gso Slavery
Ba,k Mont una hammond Bar ados-T Dwight
bar ten Warren, Hafr dephis-soutbsrd. wrish,
s s raas tE ssnw s r adepspre'. Son Co
:, BARK Damon. Bartir Phadeiphia-soutiard Wright
Bd sie,s,a fBr, Benker. ,ur cay.s-D Il ne so.f
: Brig Thomas O"sn, fcr.ngii, Neusitas-Thoinpson
Brig Triumph tBr). Burfsrd. st Johns, MN Green
Brc { il X nnsay Bain. Bosto' -Nlli.r Hoarhton.
schr Young Tsassr whtiemore, Jacme FALSELY Nick.
SIR Western Star. Bearsc, Havara--N II Brigham.
sssr - S %@. r k"on E.
SIR Brown ssamsi wa.hin tn Van Br.nsa slash,
Ser 6 i,sr,. spear. wa.EIn ,sn-w Bro.n1C Co
schr JOSE h Holmes Applsg,e washin 'onvsn Brunt
Echry " Allen. Atams, washiag,on-s l. sccradx 4 60.
Schr daniel Town end. To- nsead. baumore-h Run.
schr Neptune. Burdre phadelphla-vsn Rrunt slssh,
81. En- s,, x Ts Ps Sss Il Si, & IN 'na
scl,r ! = sascom. wSll AIMS. ra,raerh'a-J Mckee.
s sPr fF F sf i SarwcIsenloy smith Co
sSmsr bud., % r5s sns !. Sc Mckee
ARR,vEr.
steamship New York ta,ss,; wenss. rremeni Dee n,
ssrs o.sh. 20 Arivos Sn ssa1y H. !. !, IAN
Dee a. ~ the Srcdss ssei Ham sras ip ,ona. 20
ssnc" r Il erp A." % re Island BEN Il wcisnd
windhoi, irpm IN Bremsrbavcn DC, 10 e, New York
leans Dec as ala Key we,i Jan y Ballast do 70 Sc Guar
.ioer .of.wsr vsndas comr an Ter D wooisey Por
ROYAL days % and % inst Oh Hieras had very heavy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
News trosn San Francisco.

Market very dull Sales OF 600 boxes candles ut 1Sc.
The coal al aprroxm,tes TO 400 goo gal ons.
The Wa hugton Territorial Legislature has memorial
lied Cong relation terrifying the Columbia river
and Puget Sound; asking for tho establishment of
branch mail Iont. from salt Lake waaW ala: urging
mail from Francisco 70 hna, and asking
change tie port of entry from Port Angels Port
rowBseud.
debt ~ the Stae $3.50 900 argues against the national
taxation mines bell system devisabe that
would W, rk equally. II would b. mere x ON labor
discouragng the devc onment, diminishing the product
niu ii.e the v hole community The true policy 70
lei well enough alone.
sailed ship Cleaner for Boston.
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The niisso.ri legislature.

JgFTB soy tTrY, Jan. D. 1858.
The resolution offered IN the House yesterdsy, u me-
Congress pass act excluding the slaves Of
oval from the military limo of this state, was
re erred To III. Comm ttce on Federal Relations.
Tbs Joint then convened TO elect two United
States John 2. Henderson elected tho
first balthv 57rnaiory Robot wilson for the term
ending March 4, 1892 GratE Brown. John y. Phelps
Samuel D. clover and Samuel N. Breckenridge tho
dominated tho four years The nrst ballot
suited follows:-i,rown 81, Phelps 81, Glover "a,
Brecknridge IL. Noel, 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

THE EIGHTH OF JASrARy-rAsxANY SocETY.-Tho Com
mites Of Sachcms, consisting 0. Messrs. Elijah Pudy
rnic r. reavan, Isaac Bell, douglas Taylor and Peter
b. Sweenv have decided omit the usual celebration OF
the tie VI New orleans and therefore there will be
banquet as old Inmnany this year The gloomy Giro
stances Under which the country suffering Ut present
anu the fact thst the cey has many Of is members
aud friends ia ha f'eiIn mt sent under It's spices,
the Tnn,nany regiment, jackson Guard (which out Of
fourteen hundred enrolled has only about hundred
and nav M s active lst sthe reasns given for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

,,to,,iD THIS MEET TuE BYE or SOME VERY RE-
s,.,fsb. lri ay, fFfN - 20 81 yraFs old who may
r. xlhrr rs ian tond ella icer, family e'i.ca
49,, NJ purr aupe u8ts o. support plea
~ -, heHr so rttt .dirrs. - ttrtt 1es...
rSn r., Pan bos - ierah once The nAcr II this "
- n. si,hy % 'sasiaA istfrs sH 1lNn aeart.f M
M y esi 10 p' naH arr 1ae - ~ A. W u ST
.,s a /, an afiF - xulns rave lie sUrd wrs
~. L.st al fefefs.ie 4 etsessaB4 EbNARD ERIN.
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rR-us-gtrAmsnip New Yofk--C A @ Muler and ss,,pr
Tao gasHsi ~ Won faAns and family E,~fLara Fners
C.piio hsx EaNi, Don Juan hartnei fslo, wass,ai.
saes truchen4 Franc e, isi sad lady Csfol'ne
oe,ire heyei. y Fsrk Eiehern sDd lady, kgsrr.cs
AMI thireu David iiirsrhhnrn, Jaoo5 Hirsu v Isrtha
- ssr rel tberr, Captain Bockb, lady ami children;
" " Brlr, uu,ens at Won Hole IN ksInder Chas
Ia ~ ans trrre thinsn, ,6nstsv w-str n Scha@tcr
~ Tbs \, .sefei w. enc 50 sef r.gi Hoo. hr Jnarj
Resurab, csh gard, hsIia xsrcaiJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

THs REG-rr"s OF GENERAL ErrIKx.-x committee. 80
Iccied chamber OF Commerce. met yesterday in
room No. 10, Exchange Buildings, ter tbs purpose Of
making arrangements TO Gcueua Butler IN pub
&c manner on h,s return 10 n,s city Captain Marshal
occupied the CHAIR, snd the committee in session Tor
time before they ented ~ admit the reporters
the public On their admission the chairman
formed the that he had received tcegranl
from General poter stating tn.t no would be in New
YORK ce M~TSda. Ito days. wien ne would confer with
;he whether ne consent public
reception rot understood from one Of tho
beers the Chahr vino did not participate in the meet
ing that a protest signed by number Of tho leading
meuhers had been seat 10 the committee against holding
Il meeting III the Chamber OF Commerce for IN, ether
pnrloss han the reyDIar business properly belong
thereto, and the committee therefore induced ~
hJli the ueetiag IN a diiierent place.
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Gspsa saterfriea.

puLApytPmA, Jan. 7, 1858
Pecrsonis Countersa tector says tho following
terfoits arc being " shovcdn:-
Rauk of Worcester, Massachusetts Tens altered.
vgnette, three female figures IN the uDpcr right in
he upper certre smiI fly ing figure aring tablet
each de- and ton tho lett end. This Is
well done
Charier Oak RANK ~ Hartford. Conn
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The MAlne Legislature.

IouiAAn, Me...sn, u 1863.
snacini o. the Duilv Pr from Augusta this
rR state tn the Legislature orgsni ed a. day by the
choice OF Ma far9e President II the senate. ana
Nrson nglcy, Jr, speaker Il the House The repubI.
ctuors tonight nominated Jose u. Hal for Score.
OF STATE; Jola Hoasden Al utant General JOSIAH
". H,nnl nd A,tornc, Gener tsll present ncuncns.
The Governor viii be iraugurstcd TO morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

mn sr,lssrrp Ions RIA from ola gov fer Pnriisn sni
NEW YORK fe,n rNrh Dec -, u ~ - Ia ~ hy the
An. o4;akcl. Portland. -h. al cst RAIDER
md scrs W aud hs Arg SiKDn fnnf TiaV he. to- 20
rogr oas BOARD sWfsetrr VA ~ coded. The
was otherwise souu, I'D HAVING agta 1en,paty dder
MI ~ 10 Gasgpv.
LLAl Deo sl-Ihc ah.p LONDON. Lagibu IRON hsw YORK
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daHs Z, IfNi.
An explosion occurred to-day 10 tho usercom attached
to the urdeburg arsenal at Fiankford caused by care
essnes Forty rou d. of powder ex loded owing thu
bndng wooden structure. to pieces Eleven persons
wuun.tsl
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.ii,ors.l,Arrors.

l,R :. WALTER ScoTg CHIEF FHNIDl M fuisI.
She EcN YefK Medical " q ~ I" ~ tticl
and H,s'en-. No. tn,on tlnai' NAV f p 81 siira y
tie uost ~ ricst aeeie ono tnni s'f' y $50 W y
may o almost tuefl 4 L tAt May lstases br ~tnOre
rft.aerd t aisle ofeu Fatct ~ zen aHe day 20 n
feg, wesks arr a. fUrix r'A4 I'll ais-afrs Nhrn
IN eftr, rar hn@ trser II" tlti es' nsa cal sNi I'D
la ,,ok ffre.l no. W. ter sss.a JOIN 4. Bedfortt
II n gh.Iian. r. fidpet fttF'cienN.
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The Europa Outwa rd Bound.

The steamship IN or, saei this fJrenco1. Win seven.
ten passengers for iIafax aud o1y Two Tor Liverpool
sns lxkss oui ustl0 over $3.50 IN speee.
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Resumption 81 D0sincss the Bnltf-
more md ohio railroad.

FAIlTi NOhk u 7, ISUJ
through freigh, and passenger transit regularly
m-t this nng the Baltimore and Ohio Raj road
h" halt and half-asi eleven r. W. trains from
New lo make Connections with the forty minutes
eight A. ~ pas. enger trains from here gong West.
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the AeNy Or the POTOMAC.

HEADQUARTERS, Army THE poroaAc,
Jan. 7, 1853.
AkAsush the rebel fcrcs front has boon greatly
reduced, and the army al Port Royal entirely Withdrawn
rom view II IL MT believed that any been sent To
reinforce General Bragg from his pont but that they
lave merely fallen back upon the line Of railroad for
greater facility In procuring supplies.
The atmosphere Is much colder to-day, indicating the
approach al weather.
NJ movement o. importance mas taken place fo several
days.
All Ia quiet IN night.
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rsvcs ADDITIONAL oSsAr~a,'cr n So asncrsrsa:sos 4 ls
reOl army.
General hrechmyiug es dv,eian sss terribly runshed
on Friday. General srsskNIiase WA wounded - shs
ear, aad hi A1tussnt General killed.
Wsunded seb. officers e-tiIaeto hef 80 ~ hcm
$4,000 70 1890 WITH great ssasAtss II issdias aoesA
Ioorej Nugap, isnnossss, nsorsally wounded n 10
The Aosy.tsi here.
he body .;oaorsl Ganson sens south to-day.
General Rams o.-ty sent 70 Nashville.
no erony rear guard encouni. - AT Ten o'ioss
ssaday r,,s4 General SANKEY'S cavalry. the re,
hels.etSetted wiih 4 loss Of thirty
negro se,a Geue-ai Braggs be,iiusriers, aha ,e't
the reba army within hve nses o. Manchester, heard
General ir-gs say No would 70 70 Chattanooga.
NASHVILLE. Term, Ism. 'Ssr
0oy ~1hos loss nj Marfr.es,ro IN kned ~osad.ss ard
m'ss,ss not oves 5,oGO. itc rcbo Lsa w.s from
u 200 IN 10 OOOi
ssus army Is rcyrrias .he rebels.
euv yesterday, eight mnes beyond hsrfrscsaoro'
reported rebel wagon captured eighteen Dse be
yend Nurfreeeborc Yesterday
The rebel General Rains buried " day. No de-
monstration allowed
The bodies NJ General Manson, Captain Tom, Of tho
Sixth Kentucky and Captain Ferguson, cf the Louisville
Legion, were wrought in day.
Consider qusntes OF contrahsnd gc.sdH were ca,
tured by our packets.
Weather ceii Tho river IL on a stand.
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CS,1NS1n, Jan. I, 1851.
spscial despatch from Nuriressooro dated Gu ias,
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House or Representatives.

Tonse OF RepreseatHtIves.
wAsuiycIos. Jan. Z, 1851
ns INTRODUCTION OF rss HossorAfmc fsicrcn rEs
On motion Of Mr.. oiy. trcpD Of N. Y tho Committce
Military Affairs were discharged from the further oon
sierscu Of certain petitions asking foe the in,sodusiios
u the Homeopathic sysiom Of medicine IN the army.
fI sarAlEsrioS % ssIrsrss ssS
NJ synew,cx, (rsp.) Of y. ". from tho Committee on
Naval AIrs repcreda joint resol.t thi the Score.
,y Of wabs oSssssd SITS credit to he several sssss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-18
afriaficm Cewartss.

Years ago when it was customary to settle
rquarrels by fighting, the coward was as well
known by the encouragement he gave to the
Equarrels of his neighbors, and the eaCsrness
70 witness their encounters, as he was by the
pusillanimity with which he swallowed insults
to himself. Their counterparts may readily
be recognized / o-day, in those vigorous pros
~eeution of the war black republicans, who
have nothing white about them except their
livers, and who have na excuse for not taking
q hand in the danger, that is not Immediately
traceable in the most despicable. cowardice-
While our bravo soldiers are shivering in the
winter storm by day and by night, daring
death at every tu1n, and meeting it by hmm
dreds every day-sick, aud weary, and sigh
ing for home-these babbling towards are
Longing at case, brawlng for blood, and NUT
tering their displeasure that it is not shed
with still greater prodiealify. Sleeping on.
soft feather beds, sitting by warm fires, and
living high generally, they seem to think that
he and liberty are of no value to any body but
themselves. They glance over the long lists
of killed and wounded with as much uncon-
Germ as if they were mere post Office lists CT
unclaimed lettersIg A soldier, to them, is hut
a tool for the execution of their cowardly hate
and his life of no importance in any otler
connection They only regret the defeat ard
destruction of our armies, becau e they involve
IL cCtOIy u the IeUelS. lEeSe ale the TEL
lows who used to agonize, and snifie, and driv-
el so eternally about the separation of nieg,r
families in the south hut they have nothing
to say when white families by the hundred
thousand are mourning for sons, brothers, and
Fathers torn ~ruthlessly from their hearths by
this unnatural wari Not one word.
They are Sin favor of that, and demand
civil Offices in reward for their loyalty 10y
ally, indeed If this is loyalty, it is the loyal
ty of the coMard-cheap, hcartless, karbaroas
and dishonorable. 50 N,si
This war, it is we'll enough to remember, is
not only a war upon rebels it is a war upon
OURSELVES ! upon our life, our property, and
our morals ! 1t is a war upon christianity and
free government-and this is not all, it is q
war on the wives, and mothcrs, and helpless
little children of our whole country!
In view of these facts, is it not pretty near
kirnn for -~eA- 1soauiuS meu 10 inquire or Chem
selves what there is SO vital and immaculate
in the Black Republican platform-condcmn-
ed by a million votes-that it n ust be carried
ont, and MORE than carried out, at such APP
palliHg sacrifices? And who are they, it is
also well enough to ask who denounce as trail
tors all who dare to talA of peace, or com
promise I'M no regard treason and humanity
as convertible terms ? Who have stricken
down our rights as freemen, and our most sa.
cred privilges as christians and philanthro-
pists ?-Lo9aR Gazette.
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Armfnc AhoIitFonfs4s.

The indianapolis State Sentinel says that
Gov. Morton is dispensing the arms of the
State 10 Abolition military companies to be
used to ogerawe Democrats. The Senttae,
says:
A gentleman from Lebanon tell us that a
company has been organized in that town,
every member of which is a bitter enemy of
Democratic men and measures, and that the
arms sent from here are for their use. They
pretend to belong to the Indiana Legion, bat
some Of them openly boast that they intend to
take the rifles and shot guns from the citizens
of the county who refuse to fall down and
lick the dust from the feet of Abraham the
First. We rather think they will have a hap
Ply time when that game is, eomnenced. They
may parade as much ashley please, and aaunt
as many feathers as suits their fancy, as long
as they behave themselves; bat they had bet
ter not nurse the idea in their fanatical heads
that they will be suffered to shoot bail car
tridges at their peaceable disposed ~ncigdbors
with impunitys isss1sI-sehfg 6 pa g. ~
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of
CoTrrf


n pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
j of Ashland county, Ohio, made on the 9th day
Of November A. D., 18G2. in the case of William
Carrot, Admir- of George Stoll, deceased, vs.. Cath
arine Stoll. his widow, ct al, the undersigned will
on the EEL
30M day of January, a.. 0. 1863,
between the hours of10 o'clock, a. m. and 4 o.
clock, pm, of said day, on The premises, offer at
Public Sale, the following described real estate,
pate in the township of Hanover, county of Ash
q, and State of Ohio, to wit: It being the south
b quarter of the south east quarter of -seotion
twenty three [23), in Township nineteen t19,
range sixteen (16) containing forty acres more or
less. and also the following land situate in said
township of Hanover, to wit: The south west quar-
ter of tho south west quarter of section twenty-forr
{24), township nineteen 49, and range sixteen
(l6l said lands lying adjoining each other IN the
anne body. Terms of sale one third cash in hand
on the day of sale, enc third in one and the residue
in two years from day Of sale, with interest
Deferred paymentst to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold. WILLIAM GARRET,
admir- of George yStoll, dec'd.tl
Dec. "a. 1863.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-18

M1ss1NG.-Adeaf and dumb boy strayed
from the Asylum at this city. He had but
just entered and being inclined to rove took
his departure, and has since been heard Of
along various railroads routes, being fropnen-
thy "PasSeuy by CONDUCTORS on account OF his
youth and irfirmity. He is about IL years
Old, small ofhi age, active and smart. When
last heard from he was at Alliance.
His mother, a widow, is much concerned
about him, and would be thankful for any in
formation. that bright lead to his recovery and
return.
Papers in Northern Ohio, Pittsburgh, and
Chicago viii confer a favor upon a worthy
woman by noticing this in their columns
Col. jour. IA.