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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
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Andrew Weingar'tner,
stall No. "a, Western muTISst House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No. stock AuIsi3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
Illinois Central Railroad.

~ 90 = = ~ ~ y. ~ n y
CHANGE OF TINE.
nm and after Monday, Noyelnber1s isei t.
~ AIa'hE Will leave MttOOn and Pans a. tolIos-t
LEAVE MATT9OF, 'S'''79'
LONG SSoiing North i'lO m anu Il:OO pm.
Going South, 400 q m Aud 5.bO /, n,
c-.. LEAVE PAEA
Cong North, 500 a N and 231 mn,
Gong South, 1l30 IA and 7,4b nm
nol1 W. r. JOHNsoN Co. 20 10 m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20

Would these children have a comfortable home. and
the means OF educauon2 Wond this wife be indspon.
dent OF the cold charities of the wordY Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided for2 Would NV
estate pay my debtsy Would there DO no sacrifice Of
properly oy forced sales OF an administrator to meet
me demands OF creditors sales made when the market
tShus uOWhWard, and far prices cannot be- roazed1i
now IeM can answer these question 20 their satisfac
tonl Ihey fear 70 ask thei, aud cherish the belief
That they have long lease ON life Ths M both fool
ish andcowardly The brave man 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
oF nARrFoRp, ooNNEcr1cur.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

THE Etna grants policies FoR LIFE, for a torn
l. Of years, Endowment poSices and ehildIen's En-
dowment Also, Non Foreihng Policies on which no
payment is required after tenEears
rive thousand dollars paid Oh two losses in this city
within the last six months. -
Among all the contrivances al men TO nrotect tho
family circle from want, none ca be found more sim
pie IN ITS character, noble in it's features or certain in
ITS results, than Life Insurance. is the prom which
the dying husband leaves TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may grapple with II; me wise man. tbai ba
may study ts nature aud pahate It's threatening The
tits V S's1 '"'oaS w all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20

a N N UAB MUM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF hIs B

tits the unseen hand of the providen father reaching
forth nom the grave, and s nourshing his offspring
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20

ON and after Monday next trains on me lndia,
" Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth street
at 500 m and 400 m.
Returning, will arrive at ll1o m AID 500 d m.
The ab5 m, and $3.50 m, express talns ma q
close connections to all points the West aud soul
and 800 train ~ the shortest and qulckoat rom
10 Chicago aud the Northwest.
nol7 ~ W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
Rallroaos.
Dayton q Western Railroad.


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
dayton and Michigan Rallroad.

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-20
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS.

He will tell you their circumstances and their fitm,
prospects, aud what IL better than ALL he tell yOr
their thoughts and what their real intentions arc
What is better STILL lie can tell youf theyw make yot
happy.
DR.. Raphael IL, therefore, sure dependence.
To all In business his advice IL invaluable. c fore
tell with the greatest certainty, the result Of all
mercal and business transactions aud spccuatons. Dr
Raphnr interpres dreams for lottery numheia with
falling Rccuracy.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
DIR. G. W. ROBACK,

Proprietor of Stomach Btters Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba Swedish Brandies, MRnuactory So,
5S 50 90 Sd st Cincinnati, Ohio.
C. A. COOK, Chicago Genl Agt.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
Fuller. and all Druggist.
aD-Country Merchants and Dealers Supplied by A.
p Croskey and C. H. Beckwith, Chicago
Sold III Joliet by J. II Brown, B Backman, g. II.
woodI uff, +. II, Bray, T. Worendle and r. sisson.
June 2, 1868. molly
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
Satu Ab6ertIstmtnts.


the utmost satisfaction. Call for "Robacks Catawln
Brandy'' which may be found for sale by Druggists,
GrOc,rs aud dealers generally throughout the west
@. A. Cook, General Agent, Chicago.
Sold in Joliet Ly J. II. Brown b. Blackman. o. ID.
W oodruT, -E. NJ. Bray, +. WorendIe and F. Sisson
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO'S Golden Pills,
ron PEMA AIRS
FOR YEN Es.

Infalliable in correcting, regulating and removing
all obstructons from whatever cause, and always sue
cesSful as a preventive.
Infaliible in relieving stop2ages and irregularities
Of the meuses. These pills nothing new. but in
France and America, with unparalleled success in every
case, and he Is urged by thousands la'ies who
have used theH to make the Pills public for the allie
Vistion Of those suffering from any irregularities what
ever, well as to prevent increase of family where
health will not permit il. Females peculiarly situated
those supposng themselves cautioned against
using these Pills white in that condition as tile pro
prietCr assumes no responsibility alter the above
nIonition although their mdness would prevent
mischief to health; otherwise the Pills are recon-
mended. Full and explicit explanations accompany
ing each box. Price 100 per box.
Sold by b. BLACKMAN. Druggist,
sole agent for JOLIET and "Win County" Ill
LADIES, by sending him 81 90 TO Joliet Post Office
and have the Phls sent Confidently by mail to any
part of the country.
N.B.-LOok out for couhterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed s. D. Howe
All others are base imposition, and unsafe; there
fore, value your lives and health. Ito moth
ing of being humL Lugged out Of your money! buy only
OF those who show the signatures of S. ID. Howe on
every box which has recently been added. account
Of the Pills being cOunterfeited. ThesiBgreents
posing the above pills made known to every Agent
and they will tell you they safe and will perform
all claimed for them.
Sold by LORD & SMITH, Cbicrgo, and by one Drug
gist IN every town, city and village in the State.
S. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
Oct. Il, 1S62.-ly New York
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
TO UNITED STATES
FOR SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern PrOPert?

4 nice Dwelling House, with verandah front Ioor
a and aipdn9r bIinds with n good large Kitchen
attached 20 the dwelling which has cistrrn and pump
In il. Also good Wood House 20 r. by IL, s has a
ar convenient tlaee for washing and cooking There
Is Lots well improved so # by l35 each, with alley
In rear. e ,5 ,,;,b
choice vines in full bearing. variety OF 1ruit ana
ornamental trees shruhbcTy, &c. mn
The buildings and arbor stands on eenue lot; 4IeI %
fenee In rear Front and rear Carriage way.
The place is beautifully situated In the city OF Sollet
on Mississippi Avenue, south OF NC. X H. marenou"s
Eastern Property not over 10 or 10 miles from the
cities Of New York or Brooklyn.
For full particulars address ,,,, >, = D.- "a
Joliet, Will Co., ILL.,,
Or call and view the premises. ron,
June 9, 1853. '--'ni
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
BARNUM'S sELF-sEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.
We attend to the Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Feller. Gauge,
OIL Can extra needles, full Directions &C., from $50
20 $40.
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars and sped-
mems Of work sent free by mail on receipt Of stamps
or had Of
~. L. CORNELL CO..
l33 Lake Street, Chicago.
NS-Any persons wishing to obtain one Of these
Jnna1 Is63 1nsIJIl' Joliet.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAs Valentine DOrr. On the zlss Gsy Of
w February A. d. 1861, executed end delivered 10
Joseph feilerath his certain prOmssOy note r S2to
due IN one year aer date, payable said PeIIerafh
or order with interest thereon ten fer cent ner
anuum after due which said was secured 10 Ia
paid by the certain Mortgage Deed Of date ther.
with Of the said Halentjae D. and Sophia Dorr bis
wife, upon tks real estate hereinafter described 10 the
undersigned mortgage, Wbich said MORTGAGE deed
was duly recorded in ts once OF the clerk Of DE
circuit Court and ex-ocio Recorder Of Cook CouutV
In he State of tinos, In Book 53 Ct mor.Rages nagc
bOS, aud whereas default having been made IN tf
payment ef Ie said 4ote according TO the tenor ana
effect thereof IN pursuance Of the power aud nuhortT
ia said mortgage granted and contained, notfco Il
hereby given that Monday the sth day a Lane
1865 At twelve O'Clock Of said day. at the uort6
door Of the Court FOuse in the city of Joliet IA viii
county aud state OF illinois, shall sell At public ven
Que 20 the highest bicder for cash the aiad real es
described IN said mortgage and fOlloWs wiz T7tap
south west quarter Of the south west olartsr IA q z
sW ~ OF Section thirtyOne (3l) Ia Touusffu Thrift
seven $50, North Of Range eleven Q) EN.f - ~.
Third principal meridian situate in the County ofCoo
and state of Illinois containing Forty (4O) acres mere
OF less with the tenements hereditanents &c tfere.
unto belonging, together with all right and eoutT OF
redemption and all Homestead exemption rghts oftho
SAID morigagors their heirs and assigns therein and
Tor the purposes therein stated.
JOSEPH RELLERATH, MorfsAgee,-
Dated May 18th, 1868 saiG
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
sTRAYED--sIO REWARD.

r,TRAYFD from the premises of the subscriber in
- IoeIport ILL., on tile 2sth cf April, 1868, s0rre
marc colt some men call her strawberry roam, three
wears old has white hind feet white spot in forehead
has the letters W branded her left shoulder, has
some Arabian blood in her. Whoever will return said
mare 70 the owner, in Lockpcrt, shall receive the
0Oo'e GEORGE KITTTREDGE.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
COLT LOST.

COLT LOST.
UNnE subscriber lost Thursday, May 2lst, in the
city Of Joliet. sOrrel h0yks colt, six weeks old
with white legs and star in forehead.
liberal reward viii be bald 20 any person giving
ilformation of his whereabouts ts E.M Bray,
Troy, May q, 1865. TIMOTHY HAYES.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
NOTICE.
NUIIJN Ns
ESTATE OF JAcOR ". BAIRD. DECD.

ESTATE OF JACOB w. BAIRD, DECD.
DLBLIC notice Ia hereby given, that on the third
L Monday Of duly next, (beiDg the 2Vth DAY Of
said nIonth) shall attend before the County Court
of Will County the Court House IN the city Of IVli-
et Cor the purpose o. selling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Jacob ". Baird late Of said
County, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notfel and requested to attend and present their
claims, In sSrting, against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to ssA estate also requested
to make payment to the undersigned without delay.
SAAAlJA BAIRD, Admx. ct estate
0GJacOb W. Bard, Decd.
Jane ., 1863. 5l-6W
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS defAnlt bes been made In the naxue,f
w Of certain promissory note, dated April 20th.
1880, made by Henry AcSiiliin for the sum of nfsa
&RRdEed and hftyseven dollars with interr-t ti,.-s
I,.aia1Enl. allIr dna ~ - -. 80 -
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
STR ER

STR WBERRIES.
hERSONS wishing fcesh stTwberries OF superior
II 0uality will be accommodated, on reasonable
TERMS By applying the undersigned or addressing
EO'' 0'H'' NO LWRENCE ULM.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-09
ConmIssIoners Notice.

ATOTICE is hereby given to all parties Interested
~ that the commissioners heretofore appointed by
fhe eCo1uon council OF the city of Joliet, to estimate
the grade and cause n side walk To bo built on the
west ride of Iowa Avenue, from Second Avenue to
Washington street. said city, in conformity with
ordinance heretofore passed by said council for that
purpose will meet the purpose of entering upon
their duties as such commissioners at the office OF "
w Stevens in said city Thursday the 10th day OF
June lse3 when and where all person persons in
Garerted in said requested to be present.
~. ". STEVENS.
IL. LOGAN.
Jnns /, 1869 c.H. WEEKS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
VERY IMPORTANT.
The Threatened Rebellion Of
North Carolina to the Rich
mond Government.
JeH. Davis and the COnfeilc-
racy Denounced,
&C.. &c.. &s. e

yoxrRxrs MoxRoR, August 2. 1858.
The steamer rscor. arrived this morning with Newborn
dates 70 August l. A.to. ttt
The Raleigh a. CO. ssa~dars denouDoes Jsn. Davis
repudiaior, in whom no confidence BE- placed, and
whose eorts 10 establish Southern conedcracy VIII b
q failure.
Tie Richmond Esqsrsr calls upon JEFF. Davis 40 sup
psess the Raeigh Standard, and wipe ous ,bs Supreme
Court ef North Caroina.n #f
supreme Court and tho sandayd also necessary and
Il Jen Davis attempts 70 physical force suppress
the anda,s, Davis viii be with physical forcs and
. revoutQs 10 this State viii b result. John NtcbsH,
editor Of Mo Richmond Emquiry, 10 agent oG Great
Britain, which has long sought divide the Northsrn
and the Southern people. E
The Standard says North Carolina has furnished ninety
i've thousand soldiers for the caussless war; forty thou
sand Of whom killed and wounded thai North Caro-.
lima should send delegation TO Washington At ouse aod
what terms be obtained, and not wait for Jsn
Davis.
The recent cavalry raid from NorfoE Jackson North
Carolina found the enemy Dtrsnchsd strongly Jack
SOD, which commands ths approaches 70 Weldon. Major
Anderson, on the 10Th ult, captured the enemys pick
els and ssok possession Of important bridge thereby
defeating the enemy in their intentions. @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
THE POLISH QUESTION.


u lhF ft"sto 0 tofIlfrF ss 90 NohoHJ ~ - NJ
Hoftrnao moved Nae f0slowiag resoathh
thit tts .vransemenls mad. wsh fsgara ~ sard ~
tit sfra'y VI slswin iase fsiiea 70 ssesfe ne sd
500 meet ~ lViskd lne lcdft q tMftft apd ~
iNfAf AtMls VI rrltare fria ~ dcl tire tntds~ N
4l ltwsy nausA g. iD.aLa an1 ffntaf
fgsn.esit nna a~ssger 10 sfo,a
ns cnieScsa ,ist iafi&1s se4ni v - . fnstss
,as-, tas sssrsy dszvsisscs y as.aIa - l.sis
u ,s.s snsAsgy crulvy ibek rtshss.
Ihe .nancssos q shs sAess luea eyi.ssd 40 rs-e.s
tg-n
~ lsprcssy enannnei Nc oss'd 80 X Ra,sa 0wsfss
~ ~. iic sa~pcsa Assnta. - 1sglrss ~ Ana
er,alCs ., ~fsgeossnes
issi dneDtsa .faa tho lsouss lba, ttsfe ~ q
tla,tvs bsa~ssn or sx gas.ss - rss,ias
- y the ests.A shmsgt og Fslaaa ~ s1saeut
y - y--.s - .ssss.a aNs .ga-A "A q . - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

70 force Russia To renqusn her posses'on hs might be
done; but cloar that could not be accomplished
BY persuasion Tho culy ground that c,uid Justly o1r
vomoostrance with Russia the treaty OF Nienna, "
that was abandoned thouid deliver the roes boand
hand and foot 70 Russia lie hoped the House would not
10 the motion or The govern " declare
the course they should pursue
Mr.. IIorsman withdrew his motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
pEpREDATIoNs BY THE FLORIDA.

The Crrro do Ssl Of Rio Grande, Brazil contains tho
following items reference 10 tho pirate Florida
Tho American bark Commonwealth, laden with timber,
iron, nc, which left New York for San Francisco the
18th VI March, captured and burned BY the pirate
Florida the l7th Of Apsl latitude % degrees south
lougtudh 81 degrees east
Next day ths captain was placed on board The Preach
ship CalaO bcusd 70 Havre. Ths onscers and sailors
were ksps n irons.
On 2ad Of April thrss ocsr and three sailors
put board Tho Dutch schooner Alma, bound 10 San
Francisco and the 10th OF May three other oers and
three saiIors wese pat on board the English tender
Adslph, which arrived n this port (Rio 0rande) ysstsr
day, 2ssA a Nay. The rest Of the crew remained On
board tbs pnsse.
Ths Dsssaaa Resolving Csal ~ Bern uda.
The psivatssr Florida sailed rom Bermuda ths 2ssh
uls, sss0 vsssvns eoa1 ~ ~ sscsnasy repairs Ths
- - vsoswse~ns bsought BY sbs sssA0sr HArris,
PinckDsy roD Hasifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

News fssa Fort Reyas-rhs siege ~ Iers
HNHW Wagner.
tho United States steam tanspers Fulton, Captain
Edsdgs from Port Royal soath casoiDs, Jsty 81, win
mats. Two passengers and . United ssatss. Quarter
master, arrived u this port ass night.
me sisgo OF Fort waGnsr ssiu coatsousd Gsessai
Gilmore has mounted numsss Two hundrsd-poundss
sicge guns within miIe Of Fort esmtss. He ,
ndens q reducing both sumter and wsgpss shors
time. Sssf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

Nh~ bsntosb, Mass AtNHst 2, 1913
me tark Merlin, which arrived here iya from ral
oahuapo reports AZ PespAsbaes. Jssy s aatoa states
steamer vanderbilt. 10 sad shs ~~s CAV 90 : cruise
10 sSAsSn v W PUateA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
A EUROPEAN WAR IMMINENT.
The Russian Reply 10 the Notes Of
the Western Powers on the
Polish Question.
slateya. 11~~~roe~-~--oS~>r>10~i M
RUSSIA REFUSES AN ARMIsTICE.
France, England and Austria to Concert
an Ulterior Measures.
THE WAR IN AMERICA.
Views Of the English Press ON
tue victories OF GcttysDur8
dsac .y, and Vicksburg.
~~~~-o~>~~o>~>~-~~>@>--r~~
An Attack on tho Administra-
tion at Washington.
-~~~~Oso~>Noo-~1~~0>~~
Fall n Confederate Bonds and Rise
tat 4 IN American Securities.
see sss.s 3. s~-~>~so~co~~~~~~->~~~
THE QUESTION OF CANADIAN DEFENCE.
t --s>>~-yS~<-~~>~r-->~-~.--~~
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF LORD CLYDE,
As, Co.. 20.
An Attack on tho Administra'
tion at Washington.
FaIl n Confederate Bonds and Rise
seHs y IN American Securities.
The QUESTION OF CANADIAN DEFENCE
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF LORD CLYDE,
As., Co.. 20.

The steamship America, Captain wessels from South.
ampson July ~, with three days later news from Europe
arrived here yesterday morning.
The Canada arrived at Roche 9 Point July 10.
Tho Hecla arrived at Queenstown July 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

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- 90 rssiM q Asa94 A46 binkfaghd ia ssi
500 srfr 3 agea ~ D0tt hsss ti~s~f tsesN
80 ~ - kasns Nsa~ tnt. tSaas~A@ 1sssst rsfat. ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

very crowded audience assisted Al Tho reopsuing Of
the New Bowsry theatre Saturday evening The house
has been rspaiDed and decorated and looks very hand
some. Tho performances were excensnt Macbeth
viii be played tonight, with Mr. T. Eddy ~ Macbeth,
Mr.. Bonlface Aacdur, and Mrs. Farren Lady MAC
beth. Tho Old Bowery viii be reopeoed % thursday
Afternoon In rplenald atYle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-03

A q nrsa tfoss Cfscs~ q s.iy u - r-s.sf'go~
.sFs a~sartnsps LAD e&rf nr@t ~ - - s@f @sF
80 tt~ trs sp~s 3 . xsw . stfosf - 49,.
t.ess fW.fIJ "a 10 tftt a EstttsA 80 - "HW"e
,yw a % iassas. - tA~ N8ew Htm4sTfes - ~
=. -. a.. txss hst Gfttt<a y - -. s@ss~y
- - :. = ~ Nsss .stfsfifF fatsis - AL~b -,
y. ...4. .. 3 Sf q rsssfsi Mp~s'~' -
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

The dispatches which we publish in this
issue are of a more cheering character
Meade has been compelled to rctrace his
footsteps and leave some of his followers in
Our possession. But for the probable mis-
cradle condition of the roads AT this season
of the year, we wOnld expect to hear u
important transactions as it is. though we
suppose, no decisive battles will be .sight.
Both armies will doubtless look around
them with view of going into winter
quarters.
The most imminent danger, We think
will be along the coast of Texas. should the
enemy have means of receiving reinforce
Inents. They cannot make much progress
if they attempt an advance in the interior
the conclusion then, naturally is, that they
will endeavor to land on the coast this
winter. with all the troops attainable. and
at 4 propitious moment commence then
march in the direction of the most importan
points.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

I: is astonishing that people wi!epcrS!st in
following up bad practices. when they kno"
the result will prove fatal to them. The
see the grim visage of death staring thc!n@
in the face, and they extend their hands t.
the visitor. unconscious as j. were. OF .hc
future. This is but anaturai thc"gu "a Ne
watch the movements OF our friend, an!
acquaintances, who daily. aye. and nightly.
can be seen with the tempting glass IN
their hands. Poison The man who nov
INDUCES in drinking the mixtures Of tie
times, which bears the name o! whisky, or
something else, most assuredly places no
value on his life. If piiituois drinks ever
were poisonous. they are more 80 row.--
The effect of one drink can be felt through
the whole system. The oIdcst topper living
cannot withstand the deadly effect al the
liquor daily dealt out to patron, of Ne hAr.
The man who drinks it will tell yoJ. q b.
pours it down his throat. tha; ii i poison.
Why, then, not quit il: We warn tie Ii,'o
pie, it is our duty. if they do 40, heed =,
it is their fault. and they must pay the pen.
atty by forfeiture OF their lives. /! tler,
was not a drop of li4lor in ihe tonIcdrra
CIV. it would be better for u. We ca!inu
argue that if .se choose 20 throw og"Sc.vcs
away, that it is our privilege. for our lives
belong not to Us, but TO the Ruler of the
Universe. The man is truly great wh,
dares say, have quit, and vii! keep hi.
promise inviolate The excrucia:ing pain
he evinces after drinking. will lea'e him
and he will never more suffer through hi
own folly.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

Mr.. A. s. Rose, who l,ft Houston with
letters for soldiers en- the East side of tie
Mississippi, paid us visit yesterday. II
will be remembered that he was reported
arrested. but this was not the case. On lis
trip. he passed through this State. -Ir'i., his,
sissippi, Georgia, Alabama. Tennesse c and
Virginia. Mr. r. deserves credit for the.
undertaking his motive being purely t.
benefit the soldiers in the field by carrying
to them letters from homo. Our ohio in
penning these lines is, to let his many friends
know that he has returned safe and sound
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

~, 80 ,,---.-.,,,-,.,1,,,l -
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