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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

New Advertise ments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-21

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your syatem do
ranged, and your feelings un.
comfortablei These symp'
toms are often the prelude TO
serious illness. Some ut of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should DO averteu by q
timely use Of the right rem:
sdy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors purify tho blood, and
let tho ilulds moyo on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tlyity, purify the system from
,l,a ohatructions which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-21
t NApotEon,s HAIR TOILET

rhsy would also announce to the public that they
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-21
As a Family Physic.

Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints
From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,O Fork City.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose as an aperiont but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have In my prac-
tice proved more eectual for the cure Of billions com
pLai,s than any one remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that we have at length purgatye which Is wor-
thy the confidence of the profession aud the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-21

Passengers desiring tickets to the above routes via the
Pennsylyanis Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
should be particular to ask for them via Belare or
steubenvile. .,o,,
febs General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-21
THIRD TRAIN.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.

III For further information and Through Tickets
apply to M. L, D0HERTY, Ticket Agent Union Depot
P. ". BTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
JNo. W. D0HERTY,
Agent, Columbus
HW. WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati
C,lumbus, Deo. 90 1869.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-21
Winter Arrang Hment.
Little Miami 4 Columbus 4 Xenia
,awyk5l qaQQW
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton q Indi"napoli''
Through to Indianapolis without Change OF oar''
and but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and St. Louis.
en- ind After Monday. Dec. D
1869,
Trains will run as follows
Four Trains Daily from Columbus
Sundays excepted.)
Little Miami S Columbus h Xenia
RAILROADS.
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN ......
NIaHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at l:2O a. M stop
r,r. st London. xenia Dayton, Midiletown and Ham
ilton; arriving at Cincinnati at 64Oa m. conheouns
directly with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
VIncennos 81. Louis, Cairo, and all points soutnwe ~
arriving al st. Louis at 1880 p m at Dayton al 10
as M. and Al indianapolis at 953 q. mi connecting
with trains for Lafayette, Terre Haute Ohcaso ana
oil points West.
SECOND TRAIN.
oINuINNATI ACCOMMODATIONS ct $50 q. m,
tonnInq Al All stations between Columbus, Cincinnati
Dsyton and Indianapolis; arriving Of ctncinnau a. ~
IIO5 a. M, Dayton 9:O6 Q. m; 1ndianapoii. a. z'io
D. m. connecting directly Of boyeland with tne m q
D. r. II. for ohillicothe Marietta and Parkenpurs'
THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EXPRESS at li3O p. M, stopping at Jefferson
Lonion. Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, OoIWni
Morrow Bouth Lebanon, Fosters, Loveland Camp
Dennison ana Milford also at all the stations between
Yenia and DAYTON; arriving at Cincinnati at $50 p M
connectipg with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
LouIsyilIe St. Louis and Oaro arriving at st' Louis al
lO:05 A. m at Dayton at t35 p. m, at Indianapolis az
9:35 D. m. connecting for Lafayette, Terra haute Uni
cago, etc.
FOURTH TRAIN.
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 3OOp. M, stop
pin at all stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati e 92O M; connecting at Lon
don for Springfield.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06


Our strength grows out OF our
weakuess. L he Indignation
winch arms itself with secret
forces does not awaken until NE
are pricked and stung and sorely
assailed. a great man is always
willing TO be little. Whils, he
sits Oh the cushion Of advantages,
be goes to sleep. When he Is
pushed, tormenied, defeated, he
has a chance to learn something,
ne has been put on his wits, on
MS manhood: be has gained facts;
learns his Ignorance; Is cured OF
the insanity Of conceIt; has got
moderation and real skill. The
wise man throws himself on the
side OF his assailants. It's more
his interest than II Is theirs To
lind his weak point. The wound
cltatrlzeS and falls off from him
like a dead skin, and when they
would triumph, lol ne has passed
ON luvulnerable.-Bla.n is safer
than praise. | hate to lie defend
ed in a newspaper. As long a
all that is SAID Is said against NE,
ieel a certain assurance OF sue
cess But Is soon IS honeycC
words of praise are spoken To-
me, feel as one that lies unpro
tected from his enemies. In gen
eral, every ev.lto wlich we d.
nossuccuub is benaiactor. A
the Sandwich Islander believe
I that the strength and vaIor OF til
I enemy he kills passes into hlm
J sell, so we gam the strength O
the temptation we resist. - Elmer
son.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

Last words Of Sergeant j. a.
Steele, as taken down by his
Lieutenant, after the battle oil
Stone River, Jan. !, 1868:
Tell my friends that | die a
true soldier. regret that | can
not make a greater sacrifice tor
my country $ sake. Tell my rel
atIves not to grieve alter me. |
Wodld like 10 see my mother, but
| know 1t is impossible. 1t will
almost kill her when she hears OF
my dea,h. lfyou ever see her,
tell her not To grieve after me, bu;
to bear up under the affection as
best she can. Say tie same to
my sisters. | feel that | am very
weak and failing very fast, but
my mind is as clear as it ever
was.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
TIE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM!
The Iagic Time Observer,

DEING "a Hunting and Open Face.
- o. Lady's 81 tcntiemuH'~ y tch
Combined. It'll Patent self-W ind
ing improvement.
The Mem York WR1rgfd NO~s, the
leading pictorial paper 90 the uitcd
State. iu ITS issue 1T Jan. 10Th, ! -63, ou
page T.. voluntarily SAYS:
- e. have been shown q most pleasing
novelty. of which ,hc Human Bios, oi
this city, are the sole Importers, IL j.
"a lcd the MAGic YINE OBSERVER ana
is a hunting and 0pcu.itce watch combi-
ned. This +, one of the pretticst. most
convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest .imep.ece for general aud relia-
Die use, ever offered. Il has within IL and
connected with its machinery. II, own
winding attachment, rendering key en-
tirely unnecess4. The cases Of this
Watch are compSsed Of two metals, the
ou'er one being fine rs carat gold. Il
has the.mproved ruby action lever move
ment. and Is warraute,. an accurate time
piece"
Price. superb'v engraved, per case of a
half dozen, S204. Sample Watches, in
neat morocco boxes, tor those proposing
20 buy 40 wholesale, SO, sent by express.
with bin payable on delivery. soldier
must remit payment in advance, a. We
cannot collect from those 90 the army.
address HUBBARD BROS. & Co.
29t6 SOLE IMPORTERS,
South Cor Nassau 81 JohH- SIS, n York.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

Subscribe for the Journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

clock aud left before daylight +.
next morning, going back to turn
pike 4 miles by another road, (
Jus, making > miles distance; the
reason for leaving the turnpike
was on account OF water, there
not being any on the road nearer
than PerryvIle, except little in
A few wells at Tie farm houses,
while our army corps numbered
10000 men. We had marched
10 miles by 9 o'clock, when We
could hear the firing rs the battle
wa opened by McCook's corps.
Ne lay there In the road Tor more
than two hOurs-I do not know
what Tor. upiess it was to give
Iauclege and Wood time u come
az. About noon We moved for
ward about two miles and form.
ei-in line of battle. All alter
noop the troops were marching
past in our rear. to tie left, form
fhs in lae as they came to their
piaceS. McCoOk had come in on
the North. we were on the west.
Al, day we could hear the roar
oil the battle, but there we lay In
corHiielI, on the western slope
of a hill. our skirinishers aad
some rebel cavalry shooting at
each other all the while until near
dark we changed position iurthe:
To the right into the woods and al
9 O'Clock were ordered to get
supper and rest. | had lain dow
. abou: an hour when IN ordei
came to draw provision. | haC
80 detail bali a dozen men anC
, % with them back halt mIlt
, anti carry provision to the com
: pany Tor two days, which TOOK M
. about two hours, when / agai.
laid down u,tll 5 o'clock, wne.
: we we're called up and, after ma
Ging coffee. We stood to arms an
! I'll daylight when we were al
! lowed to rest, that is, stack arG
/, and sit down, but so that WI
could getlItO ranks IN an instant
At about . clock We started i
. line OF battle for Pe~yvIIle. "
had to 20 up and down hills
I through woods aud fields, acrOs
stone and rail fences Just as the
came in the way near , miles
Came ID a halt IN the woods wit
F.. large plantations in front, wher
we STAYED until next day, bu
/, subject t. be called at any mo
men,, and that was the KIND G
duty we had to Go all the tim
:, We were In Kentucky. / at d.,
4 took the cullls, which tutacd t
: fever; for two days | had all tn
. symptoms oftyphoid fever, bat
n bad the acquaintance and goo
+, Will Of the medical department
and they were very attentive t
. me while sick and excused IN
> from duty until should cnoos
+ to report myself.
: am now we'll and able for OF
= binary duty, but can not stand IA
! tigue OF marching.
:. | am sorry to hear of mother
!, health being so poor, | woul
: come home tor a week or two,
\ possible, bat | can not get lcay
, OF absence at present, and | d
i not want to run the risk oil di.
- grace OF dong so without
- All the boys from Wlnchest'
? are well.
Write to me soon and oltei
= Love To father, mother, self.
j. a. STEELE
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

RON, Steel, Nails, Carpenters Tools.
! etc, at
Wards Hardware store.
hOUBLE ana Single Shot and Rifle
~ Guns and Revolvers at
Nprd'> hardware Store.
DOWDEk. Lead and Cups, Powder
i TASKS ana Shot Bags At
Wa d. Hardware store.
E2INDSTUNES and Hangings, Log
" Chains ami Stcel,a ards at
Wards Hardware Store.
ASH, CLASS ana Putty at
Wards Hardware store.
DUTT and Strap Hinges at
ID Ward Hardware Store.
4 GENERAL assortment Of Shoe
"A findings at
Ward'> Hardware store.
DRASS Clock, and Kettles at
ID Wards Hardware store.
4 GENIAL assortment Of Saldlery
"A Hardware 40
Nard's Hardware store.
UNABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Tea and
Table spoons, Ba>ting spoons at
Ward, IiaTdW are store.
TN ANELED and Sugar Kettles. skill
a. lets and Lids, odd !. H.. Stove skill
lets, Tea Kettle, Stove Pots and Dog
Irons at ward. Hardware store.
SCRBWS. Locks, Latcl Is and Bolts.
y Mil, Cross-cut ami Carpenter Saws,
Shovels and Spades, and Coffin Trim
mingS NJ
IA 30 Wards Hardware Store.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

\ SHOCKING REcoaD.-The
suicides in France now average
ten n day; tie number for the
present century, thus lar. Is over
three hundred thousand. Not
i day passes IN which a suicide
may not directly be traced to
want OF success in life; to the
false moralitieS iuculcated by
wicked Or ignorant writer's; to
the failure OF parents in obtain
inc a proper influence over their
children: TO nnrestrained appe-
titles aud passions; and to the IN
ability OF mulutudes "to get
along III the world prosperous
ly. Tor want ct thoroushness of
preparation for their calling or
station in liie.-IIalfs Journal
of Health.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
RAIL ROAD N0TICEl

Pursuant to a resolution Of the Board
of Directors OF the Lake Eric a Pacific
Railway Company notice j. hereby given
20 the Subscribers 70 the capital stock OF
said company. tina; each stakeholder i
requested within thirty DAY, OF the publ
cation Of iii, notice, to pay into the Office
o. tine Treasurer Of said company AZ Cam
bridge CRY, Why're County, Indiana. a
Observation-Disclosures of ten 10, per cent. on
the stock subscribed by bin.
l. y. RAWSON, Prest
r. JsSNINGS. rrls'r.
June 10. l-Ge "a
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

TIE MOST APPROVED PATTERNS TIN
SHEET IRON STOVE FURNITURE HO
e,tto
elch nee for resat heh
order Also Stencil Plates
Boxes, Clothing Books short
I Ian LIS q. Ne Isl
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
SHAVING SALOON!
BUCKNER & OUTLAND,
BARRIERS l. IElIRDRESSERS.
SHOP ON MAIN STREET.

Tmmr9i1telg orcr Carfcr's Nelr store
They are prepared 70 shave, cut and
cleanse the hair. reno a. clothing. etc.
IN the latest and most approved style,and
or the most reasonable terms.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

The cotton in the cushions OF
the new church at Nau5ltuek,
Conn, S to lie sold and replaced
by hair. The society viii make
5000 by the operation, which
viii be used to pay a portion OF
tncir debt.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
$4,000 lbs Rags Wanted

For CASH, or in exchange for GOODS
jau23 59yl
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

ETROM CAMP hAMSON. Muniori--
4 vile, ny. on the night OF tie l0th
%, February. 1908, DNN.i.h le3>S. d,
private of Co. &. 5;h Cavalry, 99th Ec.i-
meut In lana Volunteers. aioGt - wears
OF age, = feet Is inches ia hight, light
compiexior. blue eyes, dark hair. Ln-
listed 40 Union City August II, 1862, 10y
Is. flr.ey.
The usual reward Will be paid for the
apprehension auI delivery oi said Ross 10
III officer at the most convenient post.
b. FARLEY, Captain
Co. {, 5,h lad. Cavalry
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

II is stated that, with I25
presses, the Treasury Depart
lnent IS just able to print enough
green-backS in tWo-thirds OF a
day to pay the expenses of the
Government Tor one DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-03


Tns remarkable increase oi Immigration 10 lie
Northern 6iatss . nee the otnmencsmeut OF the
VA snJrds She most conc usl'e testimony ,hst
eouid bs gwen by the istell gen. European mass .
Vi the justice o. cause, and th-ir .ut alton
VT, our interests. since the HYst uf J.uusrv !sst,
Al. number OF In grants shat .r-vsd 81 this p1rt
sous amounts w 40 $50, Assinst IS 29i during lhs
'orre'poniing period last ysAr-An Increase Of
more tnsn double. The grsstsr portion " u
iininis ration u from Ir,l,ui. whence ,sery
q > e.mss frrglIet with ibsrs. consr,bu-
~" O. 'hs beat Gone and .inew o. th. couusry. to
'"p2.. . vast Of our ciyl war. EuS ST. states
"'n sni loIrnAr iehod wth NORTH Alton, e
"'s'' = o; s,reLg.b fos,ing In = stead lucress-
AS 'ur'N'' 10 eouliry whose ruin Ihcy coma.
"'''y p''N''d NO tlrSe years ago, ssA con-
"Fnen'' q out civil war. ~ AZ trusr cou-
> pam o' IN ruth h's rssan y Il "a upo4 them,
ara i.e5 II! elss the ,-.tso ts w.. "a ie g,
aus T. or'su c. ~ y, Of ihs t,s. pat y. Ii,
pau to- - Us b'.tsl s.,-.t,t |. ia "A I con.
h,'4 ~ ir-JI Sc. srroy Fn.hh me.
G. ,4ic' sad l.honss .rs t.a.u, ,L., o.e Il,
~ tie Wvstrn sr 90 tm.rs AID pl.Ytv
a.. L.'u ~ l1atS Il ..-.uh., .,aru. b., Al
H,'s tt-' 80 1tlt-a II. ma b. atrn. n. ,1.
i.:, Fr4,B h, ~. ut se.tet eD.l.s
H',. - SOAP aux a, I. ~. eIe A.. . :,
u.4,t..s ,it.l csoi sAc H. ..u n i
~ -. 3aa sid. ihs Al't stp e o..
49, hi .,l re ?. Ioa "a W.4Ai x
.. II aio iI sIl'-a a. go
.4.,..v- t,..s.s leo 49, ~ T.. -, IA.
use .' !. %. .- tr "a.
A., u ..sL : .,i. .4. .f.-.s sk4r.4e. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES..


Forty flour First Premiums IN l.GS.--
There hut one fr., Pr un -i.WING MA
CHINE. The CKnNi 4 ktStK Machine 80
been Hsarded went, three ifri premium. NJ state
Fairs and t-enty ono ~ otv and county fair In 1868;
makine ~ In ALL salslooin4 40 Broadway, New
YORK and l-2 fuiton =, lr oil yn 4pG
VAIN, Nntrr NOoun ioi1iuV, ~ yer,
a. t.NANs' tIt-nsivs 4 9th ~ Neichpuse 90 sud
u iulivu a. NAV no i1unc our Tie lnr-es an
hs Dc meat a. ortm a. oi Mth's Ostcn l., ,OAt,.
Pant Vest, tnDt. garntu,s. &C.. 10, &c, &. At
ne u-u s low p ccs for wL.cu tIs ,sinb. SHIN mt
hhs cen known D. VA. ..i
=. q. 1850 N.Nr Nili Pay ~ Per
dolrn ior nil i ana ion Is '.tp bo. .r, d live 81
~ our m1uufscto~y lui t'.r'r ~. IN GOD u... ..
BsrAie Of count effsit sfui i1 cad. d io'tlrs Az
= i-on defending to eel l. an at,ou Dis !. by he
EtIlyn. " In bulk. al upo.'ef Gud sSiucloi see
shat even hostile has our priva'e g vernuelt camp
over the cor.. l.. IL DRAKE co a.
Al Curablc ID. seeSrs Successfully treated
b. i. NAPOLEON PHELPS, Medical Electrician and
tcr cite Pm .ieisn Te-' examinations, cu1fu to
tions and treatment At Once % Cooper Institute,
from to daily Charges moderate. ~
Mrs. NiusiOw's soothing syrup relieves
the child IRON pain, iuyisotates the stomsch ard
bosch, corr cts acid Is and rivcs oue and yyut to
th, whole system % ceuyA bottle $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-03

A Lengthy let.,r IL been ~ sA,d Ma NJ
Geu. H.r ucocN, explaining the difficulties ST
nAyo Sr.s,u between .hc ini.s Stlts' Government
an she rebel authorities rel tive 60 ~ exchange
oI irisonets. Gen. HIroncoCh's satu Ileuts cone
arn the prevailing inprc,don thst the exchanges
AVE been stopped owing to radical do ieIees
sbo 1t the treatment 0: captured negro soldiers, ,e
r.bes Insisting Ola regard NJ t1sm IA criminals,
mt 81. Government holding, ca the other lad.
that they Should be treated a. slliers ami prison.
srs u war. II q an luminous fact that Absolutely
NO intel .e ce can 10 obtained OF the fate Of
The coIored prisoner. anu h ir white OH ers. Jxrr.
DAVIS, in his message to Congress, stated that he
would transfer all such ~ tue Stat authorities for
punishment aud tie rebel commissioners ciIin
shat they Lave fu died the terms Of ,hs cartel,
" exchange all prisoners ard soldiers, aud in re-
ply ~ our rernunstranoe, STATED that negroes and
ste.r whit ot.'e were not regarded AZ soldiers
~ the South. There H. therefore, every reason -
SUSPECT that they are either IL .rcegstsd IN dun
geoas, Or put 10 death IN sccordsuce with state
laws iLhi ting t, at nalty negroes found with
arms IL ther hanis. aud from the IL ! Lluts
thrown out in the southe papers there - TOO uc
rsssn t. conclude that tue after penalty has been
inflicted. Commissioner oULD has rejected every
SonprouItse offered ~ Jur Government, and IN.
ssts conditions that would exchange 20 900
rebel prisoners in our hands Tor 1900 u!ou svi-
aers held by the eoufeder.,es, besides aDsni ming
\. Shea .te lUs negro prisoners AID tncir III erA
and Captains SAVES and fLrss, who are stil.
uui.r seutsace % ieath In Richmond. We have
uit,r,i ~ ,xchan. man Tor man. sayng lie other
lisp ted p int, IN sbeysncs Tor further settlement
~, this la. leon req I'd, and = general eHeh,nss
.us.ssd On that would nsutrslizs the excess u
pfls. nsFs IN our hands Tbs, Of course, never
D. tonNnted 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-03

TUX success u N OusTHsH is 1ucb U.umIh
~ RI .oyer n.e-, psT,1, TIA. w. 1t ist ihe ls''
ALVIN { hcsied u IL. poti- ans -nd t--en adj
'.utsse u by tas ~, %, Ih-s froui Ills Tine
.yi5aid II shall bslolue np,ssbe ior = few 10. l.
ssas - couverts great party into wiling dupes
/ indy voting Tor Candidates nominated by two "
VIse s,ite3us,tatsd managers 1nis election is
great rnprsl trump Of the PEOPLE. and az such,
will do more towards purifying the Democrats
party .tae', than dozen defeats on minor qu.s-
s.yu.. Net Ah. or years have hatted ior then
ariy ton,.nses ale rsptes 'ntatves of tLer W ~
rpe., la S..A al .ht sOe sd.eess OF Mr.. CT y
THhz, sui decl are tia, ne'eAner more honest or
rani1alil 30 " ~ Dsmo ratr el,meIts must bs
created, for toe prpose % securing tn, = u Of ~,
prcselt victory. Tue mere w. ponder upon the 70
suit d IN. roc esctO., tie more sat s'icI do W.
become ,hst 30" lay again srpriaclei when th'
true pm p ss y. Democracy Will be r'cr.r.Aed )
al ysrt.ts II uuuil,Nnt candidate tr the svf =
ges Il tue peJps. Why should NOS sstr! 'ot-
have .oud N'i'- Ia s'ectiuRs candidate 49, Il
cleotln. b m. 2 UJpp'lr suilisy Is Of value Z
she comnan ", system of popular domination
shouid as be I'D ~ =, 50 that IA both iustsncc
the Democratic prime p u IN vcr-sl represent.
sion eau e fully carried out ior the ,ato.t goo'
- the grestes, nuinhe~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-03
THE NEW YORK SUN.

-, 40 mn .. q ... e 80
4.u patrd bntto ~ vIsibi. A. last -1.,nts
~. .i b w.. re f. q eaei ut,,.r All 0 81 ~ o.
q eR ar. our tops ocoupy N ia ap-
100 n.m,o y " de 3" n-
..- gu seems he u b ID - 'h
re- sLd rry iidre G.. SFArf - f.i
sex g. eus ksiur., IA pae u IL. k.n' We
ureaeneJ attack By u.st,mc has army must be
nea out ~ rsuons, 1t hSy ~ adv ,nced WITH only
.x.t deys supply and h. 10 under tie necessity
I hing u retreat NJ at once. The news from
= 4rers,, uf tie advance u G,n. LpSGsrEEsI to
N.f.ni. expsns tie motive ~ Gen. Irg ia 10.
IA. ling ON tie IL nsi,c until he ~ rsin,, reed ~
4. ru.ri 'olower.. When they arrive 10 viii NJ
..u'j al IN ir.iis,iv., n Gen MAN has ~ nm
',I a. MN
Prom I'm e.-os W have TO news confirmed
tnN F.''t . reir ssting into 10. ia, 800 pace "
stvs,ins e. aid LoNG'rLr,r, sho has mus he'n
ryc'.ni 10 'sll tax mo N''Sn's once more.
Thus Gan. GrASr's orcf siions NJ thas'an joss hs
already prpil,eI The mos, brilliant results IN clear.
,rg the B,rdar salts % rebels aud mileung me
lsisu IA Of y.r..us The Conieiers Vas divid-
"a In tvsn .lont ID hi,nesippi by Geu. CEAsr's
yicl.burp .uc essss 1! IL nov .rtersd W lis
10 sal sp. tat. tough .eas iupo,lns. success al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-03
Attempted kiopcncnf Of an Old Mas or
Fiuy with n school Girl.

A msnfty yoash sge. h. pr p'Ietor OF rss
shop, s,.empt, On Thursday, iTh-uss.iy w psl.
to ope wish young miss Of rir,een years. tn.
dughter o. . veal hy resident Of CL.csgu lie
ca d At the house aud touk Ter out q ride. !
carriage drove lisurely aruIui t~o " : zee
squares, snd finally stop 'ed " fr Ut " the CsthO'
10 Church. brother the yCuns LADY, yuHnf
man. was IA uertrsrk, .n'rtt upon protecting q
beloved later from aIy snare. BY tie ume tie
man a ffty and the Iuno cut .i't.u gIfl I'D. tfte
hal sAHtod upon the si'w..k, preparatory 20
Their sptersnce before III hsut...a. ait'f, tie
whoe sf.ir flashed across tie you'g mans mind.
lie could now unictatani msuy oi ID SISTER
that had before been a. IN -hi ,ma 10 HIM. NV 10
Lad realizing sense & tie o a MAJ, Intentions
which were le ,hiu, less thtn thAt pi marrying Ais
sstrr.
The brother stepped IN font ~ Nh Oh ls,c~'r
AZ hc WAS spIrla hing The c .tr h -lr, sud pre-
-.ut ~ r.Vb.ssr, tld hiu, That he iIi uut re
Wtn us SISTER @ her home, At ouc', BE- ~ al bloN
! Llu tHtoug h-ttAt he would spon follow his s-ter
| h. Ler grave than see nsr marriott him. The "a
| man 10, Au 10 argue the cue-tne hui. miss "a 81
from . sense q fear or rlosurc or bob, sad =
| the I'D fellow sill steAltEily purs. cd hs steps -
| wards the door, he va It pp,d iy tie .ouus
| man, who ina-ted that he could pot ta.s snoIhci
| step, except 10 be ~ the peri Of lis lie.
| THO organ was playing N vain iui la van Val
Vi. alta lighted up Tuv THO Ao uio tie - ria q
together she brother AMI sis.r upon IA. hs' seat
tie dissppo Dtrd lover sitt,ug acne. Agcely
| word WAS spoken on tie way from q = cnIrcL /,
| IT.. hou G. The Old man looked .noToso and sulleu
| the girl w,pt bitterly when she realized the tsts
| error which she was about vounIsr ~ falling into
| aud the you X man apparently sri'g'i se ts
IA ten IL hav NJ saved bis sister ir'u the uIcbt
| Of one whom be despisei. Atrf IAe isriy al. IA 81
| from the CARR ige, the old man took IRON ia a.
ucipsted bride, some o. The art, Of dress wEici
he had presented 10 her, and made tra-ss ior IN
| rs. shop.