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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21
Abolition Lies

The Cincinnati. Gazette, in commenting upor
tie sentence Of vallandigham remarks:
Our eastern contemporaries. who have com
meniet on the arrest a. unnecessary. do not ap.
oreciate the entire situation In the East. when
the purpose OF The hostility % the Geyernmen' Is
announced 90 bs present sepsrs tioB VITA we"
20 several Confederscie-. and ulteriore irtFigee-
for annex sion. even the Copperheads qnsl sand
are forced 10 declare that separation = rot 10 be
consented 70 IN any event. Bot IN the West. the
success of Seression. the recognition OF Coined
erste independcnce. the formation % a North
vesiern Confederaey. and IL subsection b tie
Souh. i determined purpose 10 be carried out
BY secret armed organizations and recession' az
well o. 81 open seitatiouto create disafiection
The Gazette pre,ends 10 be q respectable pa
per and the organ Of respectable party Its
charges about the determined purpose Of the
Democracy Of she West. are simply lies made
out Of whole cloth. The writer Of the article
knew when be penned the charges In the extract
tha, se have quoted. that they were malicious
misrepresentation. No such purposes, plans OF
schemes exist now, or have ever existed. with
any portion OF the people of the West. unless
IL be the Abolitiosists, and the men and papers
Who give them currency are only soaking 70
stir up and continue strife and evil passions
among the people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21
MEDICAL.
DIR. LudIusn's Specific,
rot erBE or
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
DE- THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

sTNHE Gonorrhas. connoniy e.Ilsd Clap 10 dc
! gushing mal.dy, and Is TOO vel kno~n ~ REQUIRE
any explanation. u easy 20 be rot bit i dcat 70
get clear q IL j. companion that few admire
and poor, both married ans single Although otrouble-
some in itself distressing and sometimes fatal a
disease. the treatment Il which. has genersy been
worse than the disease fseh The common fashiopahls
treatment d first deprive yeu Of all business. then
cor1es course q Srvatioa-hving bread tea
water Cruel or kline Of sops yea then b bicd.
crpped or leached combined with redciues
injections. lotions. ointD~nts. and fonentaions.
Every few DAYS the medicines changed. and after
some months treatment II this which tie patent
hearswitE forfnde fear cKro>u dis
charged. discharges himself with irritable ursfcr
s~sed iestics. enlargement Of TIE PROSTATE glands
- disease Of the neck Of the bladder.
This>pecihe. which like charm with fe~ to.es
on taose diseases take and which
has cured thousands in New York Philadelphia Balf-
more and many % the Soufheru cities. crrtan and
enecfusiremedy that makes rspfd andpernanent
without regard 10 diet. drink exercise. except
hnT Jumnng OF over-Sfraining. This remedy n
equsen oy anything yet discovered for h- those
diseases IL i extracted from plants and l. per-
iecfy safe a. u j. purely vegetable u contains
curry. 80 that ycn can expose yourself 90 all kinds q
weather. without the least danger from the medicine
will have no taste smell from a. so that you are not
deprived from going into company being detected BY
nearesi friends
This Is qnack MEDICINE buta remedy discovered and
used with immense success BY regular phy sician aud
confidently recommended 70 the unfortunate
The proprietor, W r Davidson. around the box All In
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rgor 9th. law.
w.F. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally jAn2s-demis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

And yet with Mr. Stewards dispatch before
them. the Administration SENDS Valiandi q ham 70
F0n Warren. because be mlle sDeech eanvass.
ing the proceeding ard motives OF Is various
member. ard di-puting the Ni-iOm offs policy
this j. hs ofe0se, and none other.
Truly yOrr friend
GEORGE II. PENDLETON
Hon. DANIEL W VooRHEEs.
indianapolis. Ind.
Quincy. ILLINOIS, Nav l7th. 1863
My Dear Sir: the severe illness of Mrs.
Richardson. will deny me the pleasure Of being
with you at the Mass Meeting at Indianapolis, as
had hoped TO be.
Since my return from the East. her Sickness
has prevented me from participating in the can
Vass OF publie af~irs except IN nv own neghbor
hood. and for the last two DAYS | have not been
able TO leave her bed side for more than few
hours at time This will, know. be sufficient
excuse for me.
hone the meeting max aid the cause of our
country and of c,yil Liberty
lam. truly,
W. A. RICHARDSON.
J. j. BINGHAM, Esq.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes,
A REVEREND Gen:lesnan having been r.s.o-se :.
health il few days. after undergoing all the usu,l
routine and irregular expensive mode, Of .r..,,.,,
without consieFsit his sacred dutyto
cate l. his afflicted fellow creatures TIE rr,x. orc,.,
Hence OF The receipt % addressed envelope he will
send free copy ofihe pre- used Direct, r
JOHN u. DAGSALL. lss Fulton street. Brooklvn Wv
ian26-wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

SSn MONTH";! We want SCENTS At go Q
sCOV month, expenses paid, 10 sell our tre,iasf-
~ feaclis OrieHf,i Bu-n<rs and Is other new
fGl and curious Articles Is cirr1i.rs. free.
nyll-wsm SHAW 4 CLARK, Bdtsford, Ne.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

UHon- A. J Douglas. Senator from Hunt
ington and Whitley counties. was arrested a,
Cre-tline. Ohio. where he has been for some time
on visit with his family. His offense was the
speaking pl,iHlly Als opinions ON the eumiuc, OF
the war. in speech made at Crestline-for free
speech is nov considered offenss by our mill.
tary rulers Fort Wayne Sentinel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21

sThe Illegal arrest of Mr. vallandisham b,
order Of General Burnside at Cincinnati. i be.r.
ing such fruit A. might be expected from il An
p'ren,ly admiring MS e1amrle. mob At Keokuk
Iowa. have kidnapped Mr.. Henry Clay DeaA hold
him, aud announce taeir purpose to send him Q,
the military authorities a, 81 Louis. Missouri
for trial What next. ia the name OF common
rezsonf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21
DRY GOODS.

H AViNG PURCHASED SUCCESSFULLY, AN EN-
TlkELl new stock, when GOLD was n; ifs lowest
figure enables offer entire stock az incredible
low prcescompared with that Of the last years
PRINTS ri twelve snd h al per yard: LAWNS ff-
teen per ward, BiEAChED SHIRT NG> fifteen per
psrd; DRESS GOODS from eight cents and up
Cloak>, Shawls, Delaine>. Grenadines Bsreges Tick
ings Gingh -ms, linen Polin Dress Goods. Hosiery
Gloves, Notions, &c,
80 Per Cent. Below FORMER Prices!
5000 Hoop Skirts Wholesale & Retail
II Cash buyers want 10 money. invite them
call ard examine stock .and prices b-foEe buying.
Terms casaOne price, and trouble 10 show goods.
REMEMBER b wESr WASHINGTON STREET,
Next Dry Goods Store 10 Palmer House,
LYNCH ~ EaNE,
myl6- PROPRIETORS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-21
MILLS.
C. HICKMAN. J.H MAC ARTHUR.
Lac ~ TIE Capital Mills
BATES CITY MILLS"
C. HICKMAN

YIyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED TIE ABOVE
AsIls Tor Of yesrs io- the purpose Of manu-
featuring Band ~ Fcur expressly for the city trade
would respectfully invite the citizens ~ indianapolis and
viciriiy 10 give Flou thai. wfA experiences
in the trade eompcteu ~ giving entire sasfac-
tioH
We also keep constantly Rye Flour, Corn Mesl, Com
Oats all mas Of Mil reed hich viii sell l0x
any house IL tie CITY.
All ORDER EFF the Eill or AZ Store No 26s Eas
Washington street VII be promptly filed std delivered q
aly part u the CRY
Terms Cash-
my9-dl4t HICKMAN A ACARTHUR.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
A COMPANION To FEMALE LIFE
NJ \ |. i.
Life Among the MormolS.
px AI,STLN Y WARN.

This. ike the above. - a work Of great and
unusual iufe-e>f. and viii 80 "9grrly read A.
=. companiou voiufue 20 .sFENAtE LIEF"
LISA large l. mo-. volume. neatly hound IN
cloth. illustrated with engra viuCs. and viii -
zen. ~ any aGdress. postpaid. on rrceipi -
Price a. nO--or on receipt Of 5000 We VIII
send both the above works. postage prepaid.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of - decree and execution
ID 10 ne directed from TIE
Randolph Circuit Court.
I viii expose 20 sale at the Cour, House
door in Winchester. Randolph County.
Indiana. on Saturday, the
2i>t day of March. 1863.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
/ o'clock p. IN, OF said day the following
real estate, situated in Randolph County,
Indiana, to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter and the south -west qsarter
of the northeast quarter, and the north
west quarter Of the s0uth west quarter,
and the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter, all in section twelve ~
township sixteen 10, OF range one IL,
also the south-wes; quarter of the north
west quarter, and the northwest quarter
of the south west quarter Of section one
~, in township sixteen nc, of range one
4 !, also the east half OF the north east
quarter and the southwest quarter oi th.
northeast quarter Of section thirty five
f35. i, and the west halt Of the northwest
quarter of section thrty-siK $50, and
township seventeen IL ofranse one y y
Executed as the property ct William
Thompson, at the suit OF James Moor
man.
a. n. JENKINS,
Feb -. 1863. 81 90 Sa'T K. c.
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DtCKENs,s LAST GREAT WORK.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,

Rr CHARLES DICKENS.
Complete IN one volume. y mo. cloth extra
illustrated with steel engrayings. VIII ID
sent TO any address, postage paid, on reeeip
az urice 81 90.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
CLEVELAND WATER CURE,
3rd Mo. Isl, 1868.

EDITOR JOURNAL:-DcGr Doc
Ter: According to promise. !
send this small scrap tor pu" lea
ton. There are On or 10 pa
tients here from all the Loyal
States. Some s or 10 from !uy
n.tlve State, Indiana. Most of
them are iuprovin, finely. Some
have been washing, packing,
s,eaming and takingthe Galvanic
baths for ; or { months 10 appar-
antly no effect
| find this watery Institution
- no; q cure all and cure every
thing. People will die here as
we'll rs at home. God i the on
iy Physician able 10 heal all
uanner of disease.
ASmy friends may be some
what anxious to learn something
concerning my health, | viii
lust say TO hem all | can no,
see or persuade myself to think
an any better, tho much reduc.
ed in flesh since corning here. II
I cannot see a change for the
better in 3 or 4 weeks shall re
turn home, where hope to Sc,
and greet them All.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

Tux News DEror.--ThoSe
d-sirious of finding something
ner to reed. can be accOmnoda-
ted by calling at the News De-
depot. south ofthe Public Square
where NAV bc found At all times,
the Cincinnati and indianapolis
'DuiIies, thu illustrated New
York Weeklies. all the leading
American Magazines, llrnororS
Paper-, &. Also stock OF
School Books AMI Stationery.
for sale NJ low prices. and which
YOU woald 10 well To call and ex-
anime Ie,ore pnrchlsin; else
where. Casn paid lor rags.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

nov 80 indispensable 20 every family sre be
In manufactured ~ ne In every variety Of
-tvle and duish. Descriptive Circular with
prices vi De furnished on application and
any .tyle az Album sent b! mail, post aid, on
receipt Of price.
Bookseller. News Agenis. Book agents,
Canvassers. Peddlers ard other, Will 10 veil
TO order a package OF our books and Albums,
They will andthem eNceedimgl! popular.and
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
1000 Local and Travelling
Agents Wanted

e~.rv where for ihcirsale.
Eor.ingie copies Hr for term. qusntiue
viz other information spply 10 or address
JOHN EDWIN POTTER. Publish-r.
Nee s.-ss= q .PsiaSe'yN's. p
TC,se-ir
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

The lIorilcu.iurl,t Tor March
contains: Hints on Grape Cul.
tue, Horticultural Gossip, Coun-
try Homes, The Nerlena Dis
ease, The Grauite Beauty Apple
Preserving Grapes, (new method
ints ON Pear Culture, Orchard
Culture, with many other arti-
cles that we do NOT naM. The
No. fully sustains the high repu-
tstion of the work. Many oil
our readers would have the pub
LEGATION if they knew It's value
], is published by Mead ! Wood
ward, ~ Park Row, y. Y. al
81. Or, for our own subscribers,
we can obtain il for LES.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

The weather here is very
changeable and the climate I'M
healthy at this time OF year
Please give this a place in thy
paper Doctor. Send me a copy
and will write again when able.
Most Respectfully, | am,
ii. b. Cox.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

Patrick Fox, Richmond.
JOHN Barnes. Arba.
Isaac Z. Osborn, Richmond.
geo w Ross, Richmond
James p. Smith, Springfield, o.
James Dunn, Memphis, Tenn.
Sidney Potter, Bear Greek.
Aaron F. Adams, Balaka.
Henry NJ. Murphy. 3alaka.
George Sutton, Union City.
The last two deliberately de-
serted rom the ears at Crntraiia,
ILL.,. Adams anu Potter at Arkan-
AS Post. Dunn at Memphis; the
others never LEFT the State.
CO. G..
Benz. Hiachman, Clifton, Ind.
Adney Ward, College Corner.
Martin Coleman, residence un-
known.
John Kelly, Alton, Ind.
Samuel Price, Plalniield.
Ri hard Webster, Brownsville
Wnl. Porter, Blliingsville.
Peter Mller. Liberty.
Jacob Kan Matter. New Corner
Henry B Trout. New Corner.
Watson Jones, Brownsville, Ind
Hinchman and Ward delIber
atelv deserted from TIC transport
on the Miss. river; the Others
never lett the State with the regl-
ment.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
A MORMON ELDER.

THAT ne-halfthe world can GOT imagine
how the other half live" i no les true than
trtc, and the lesson the adage AFFORD, car a.
pericnce and observation dali, tends 10 Nrti-
". Then. too. when We cous der the ever
varN ing phases Of human passion. AMI tn
discurdaut elem 'its from when all move. and
funatical srct- are moulded. II can scarcely
seem Surprising thai faithful record of actu-
al evens should exec a ia singularit! The
" widest dream of rom nee: ~ thst crimes,
both strange aud unnatural. Sh"uid be p"rpc-
trat.d in a iar of country OH the outskirts 81
civilization. which I'eoplc IN another Strie of
snrictN would ne.er Imagine pos blc. Know =
ini- ~ 30 know. the evils aud horrors ana
denominations at The Mormon system. the deg
radiation IL impoS..- on females. and the cob
Sequeut vices which cNtcud through All the
ramitcations Of the society. a sense oi duty lo
the world hs. Induced me To prepare the toll
lowing narrative for the public eye. The r"
mantle incidents connected with my expert
rnce many think bordering on The marre ou-
To them I would SAY. that this narrative OF my
life only proves. what has - often been prov
ed before. that ''fRrTH - STRASGER lHA>
Flr1oN."-Auihor's Preface.
The book contains 40 rage-. with engrav'
ing i neatly bound ina cloth. and viii be sent
10 any address. postlrid. on receipt OF price
9is5.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
MAR iIED.

At Columbus Ohio, February the "4lh
1863. by the Rev. Joseph VI. Trimble, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. l..
D. Hari, of Fairfield County Ohio, to
Miss. Carrie McMahan. of Winchester In
diana.
May the day they were married be ever
remembered.
When each 10 the other ther devotions
we're rendered.
May til, love that united the two hearts
together.
Burn brighter in years burn brightly for
ever.
Nay the future be giIded with love all
along.
And lifes greatest pleasures be sSeetened
with song
May peace be their household; by love Il
is given;
And virtue their Mo,,o-,heir destiny
heaven
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
CO. II.

Co. IT.
JOSEPH Grove, Middietown.
Never been with the regiment.
co. |.
Thos Cooper. Butler CO., O.
Mahion ID. Harvey, Henry Co,
lnciana.
Seth Woods, Henry CO., Ind.
Samuel Martin, Henry CO., Ind.
David Conwell, Henry Co.. Ind.
None Of these men ever left the
State Nth their regiment.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
NEWS HR0M MEXICO.

Ban PRAsoso,, Dec. 81, 1898
Date. from Of Mexico. wa Acapulco. arc 70 the
2asb dh. Great ssdsrscS for want Of prOvso'' pre-
vailed among tho poorer el.sses fsrinca.ions were
constantly boiDs srsssshsdsl' Iss French had .d
vaucol no farther into The irvtis since occaiyins
Qucretaro.
The killing OF osnoufor bad arcsssa . sssliss I" IN
tcnsc bistcrness smsug the native popdlAties
Accounts iron San Luis roses state inst . herfoso
oncer bad returned frsm the DATED States. whore be
had been ssnt with osmmAsisa for purchasing nd ht
ting out vessels Of apder letters OF masss pr
Rrssoh commerce, saa u WA reported shas bis nissss
wss sucoNasfui
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

GxSERlL GEksr's IlEALrB. Some OF the news
papers In the pay Of The politicians al Wash
ingtcn have become exceedingly solicitous
about General Grants physical condition, An
ticipstons are INDUCED In that he will never
recover from the effect OF the injuries he re-
celved al New Orleans. For the comfort OF our
contemporaries we have 10 inform item tat
not only Is The General in sufic emily vigorous
health 10 complete the tanning hs Is giving the
rebels, but 70 run aud besi I'll his competitors
In the race for tho Presidency.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
Extensive rtre IN tie Dcwesy.
DESTRUCTION or rue sTgusss Horsg-Loss ksu
nArxp AT Asouy go 600.

Shortly srer eleven O'Clock Lest night. are sross
In the smoke house rear Of ssS Bowsry. owned ana -
oupied By kelsey cady. pork pscssvs. rhs a~sss
soon spread 70 2sl and cos Bovssy occupied ~ aso
Ludwig Rapn, - bote ssd assembly ROOMS, known q
the steuben House. kotwnstasdiss the pD~erful sss
t,ons Of the nreusa the vhe cf the sad prsmsss
burnt down with tne greater Isrt of tbsir cnt~sU
The lover part Of 29aerowNy ws occupied ~ ks1ss,
Cady 1hey estimate their ioss ~ ea3 COZ. lnssr.a f
fi4 900 the Firemens Trust. of brosiyn hsrns~sys
Etna and Kmgs County, end one osAss osmg~sy
Mr. KApd estimates bic los 81 about ~ e9, -
greater part Of which oovsrsd ~ is-ur.ncs. e o. -
the assnsss Of ths hour usssis T. sreraa ~
compsntes Tns ioss the building v cstimstet o.
about AS O00 90 doubt fully covered ~ lnssr<scs
The adjoining building, No. ass bov~y. eoeup - -
Rsnna - Kay0ss tob~csD vasshs~ss, io~s asw
and boarding house ~ Mechanics scbna ssd Lsoah-ws
wM dsmassd ~ vsissi ss'd W BE- cevsrsd ~ 70
No 40 Bsvuy-yrss scer drug ssc-.; upy~~ ysrs
occupied e Dwellings slightly dsuassA ~ wss~s II
bu,1ius wss saighsy damaged on NE ROOF
Tbe srsas light Of The Are attracted large numser
pee sons 10 The seeos OF connaxrNtsa ~ NE time
writing sbs arsusa ha un oosir ss< saeans< ks nrs
70 ne buisdings abevs meatssseA
me police dssssvs nuon credit tbs sdcfsns nAssw
they ksps order asd protscssd psorerty inspser -
pointer vsry sctvs In rsgslsens we dinsssss -
Captain Bscwn Of Ne ssvssssenss vsrs, N whess sn
trct the are soot paos deserving q 1scs ersfn ss1
Captain Davis, Of ths rsssh precncs, siso dsssrvas
notice.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be hand.
ed before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly. Advertisements In
serted in the xEKIY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of tho active and energetic people OF the United
Stafaa
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
Army lntslllGsnce.

srrmSm Nsw York voLusrxzn ArrnLar Another
detachment Of the Sixteenth (nsavy) New York voun.
ecr artillery left for the neld last "Wednesday, under
command Of Captain julius Hicks formerly OF the F
tceuth Eneneers who entered the dsid ~ the nr call
for troops and served until this regiment returned This
company (El recruited 10 Sne hundred and forty
-FOUR men within wseks and ~ the present time In
Yorktown Va. Colonel Morrison has just len for the
several ces and towns throughout the sate 70 hurry up
another dssachmep, which v probably leave the carly
part Of next week
I'm METROPOLITAN CAvAIar Rscnnrr.-fhs Metrcpcii.
san cavalry regiment now 10 the process 9 orgapisaiion
under Colonel J. B. Herman, and 70 aid 10 thoroughly
completing m committee Of highly responsible gentle
men, Including the Mayor elect August Bsmont Esq
and othsrs has been formed tor the purpose OF raising
by subscription sum OF money 10 be ussd IN paying
extra bounues 70 the newly enlisted This "exa
bounty fund" collected BY Of reliable agents
and Mr.. c. r. Chckhaus, 1I6 Broadway, has been aP
pointed the AGENT Tor the lower part Of the city, MI
Field, Of ths Conptsoliers onos has also been ap
pointed 70 important ocs connected with this flnd
which dspostsd Ia the rsasursa hands u the once
l ol The CJ 70 nptruuas.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

Tns HERALD AND GENERAL GRAr.-Poor
Greeley thinks that the HsRALD will be tired Of
General Grant In few days. We shall see'
Why, We have only begun - Jet It win take
two months 10 open the campaign fairly. We
shall attend 10 Greeley and his coatracts before
vs get through, ws promise him.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22

INVESTIGATIONS IN CosGREss-Now Is the time
for investigating committees. The country
wants the particulars Of the fragrant oorrup-
tions, embeszlements and blunders BY which
Il Is being swindled out Of its money, the lives
Of its citizenS and Its hopes Of reunion. Presi-
dent Lincoln must take the responsibility Of all
these criminAlitlcs He Is an amiabls sort Of
q man; but his jokes are rather too costly.
Why, every one Of his jokes costs US about q
hundred lives and million and Q half of dol
lars. Even Joe Miller would not be funny ai
such price. We must investigate and invcs
tigste, and investigate. There h plenty Of nns
game TO be caught In Congressional trap; %
let ono bs ses In every committee room.
The New York herald., 1863-12-22
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

r. ouomAn. Dso. n. ises.
n. i.lls~ ing Dispatches ssvs ssss received Aer.-
CUHsasIAxb 9As. Deo ls, lsss
ososrsi Loasssrsss divilsd his xnioa Monday. oss
part making attack On Beams s%.isu md the oshsr ~
ke'ys Ford tho design being to cut on Gensf sassk
lord and Fss'ss movement by General Ferroro -
Gatsd the plan.
Heavy airing ~S heard yesterday between rarswsa
asd Cnch river.
reported that General Longsreos s kilIsd and tsAs
Ia forces sre completely surrounded.
LONDON. KY, Doc. 20, IssS.
General saackelford has arrived here. N vou. fss
home. He lott mairs Gross Roads the 10Th inst
Ths battle OF Beams station commenced on tho IAN
inst. ~ two O'Clock and lasted until dark.
General ShAcks sford held the ground until that time
when be withdrew. with loss OF hundred and any
70 two hundred killed AID wounded
Our forcos wsro concentrating as Blairs Cross Roads
whoa General SAAokeiford left.
CixorNNAyI. Dec al, 1893.
thing quiet IN sha. direction Lous,reet returned
wssaga valley. with the view OF moving into Novta
CaroiisA
Tss RAILROAD h II operation south of Knoxvilis u
IoaAss.
1hs river b opes V navigation fron Loudon Chssta
soogA
General Foster has established. his headquarters u
Knoxviue
Grounds fcs United Statcs cemetery at Cbattanooea
nave teen seicosed A national monument Is TO be
built