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, 1863-11-29
~ Horrible TRAGEDY. !: .;d


London fas been Startled by a fe1rful trseo-
dE,st wu1nan and two children were Mus,d
: oeat'tn public cab IN. which lhey took I,ass-
:sge on: rrrcnt saturday evening, from the
shortdttch station to smother paSt OF London
20 terrible an event 1appeilng In public 70
h!c1e, aad Cd great thosuus hare ut, a. time
when Il. was denee1y -thrsnsad, and without
kD1thy tho victitrb, sent a thrill of horror
through tho, community. From tho .est.
7inony n the eaee 1t appeared thai man With
his Blfe and tWp.' Children engaged the cab.
!. and the driver etxrted for his destination, Oh
The svay he was dlrec ted to stop at the [; ;rccn
l3raXon tavern, Thnn The man ia the cab vcnt
nt9 n fGg got .! bccr- The beer ,r~- : =:
on passing out IN pot; turnioet i M ....:.:s @
downward, npii}iug whatever waa left Of It's
contrnts nlfon1 the. pavement. Tie driver
then Hent on 70 UolboEu, where the man rot
out aud paying the iaIs, with. n si1pcuce q.
tns, directed lin TO- 20 % the ROYAL OaE,
where he arrived ontF to flnd that his. cab
contained three ehrTscal During two days
no tsnee OF tha nur,larcs could ba disc6yercd.
nrt On hs night Of The secoud dar lie was do.
!: ttctel and arEested-, Hc proved 10 ba q Nun
naHst y. Fl. Hrut, tfnptoyeil IN i drug cstal,-
iishIscnt. whore departure from homo will
his h1atlJ and return without them, mi The
description a. the numbered pcskons, had X.
s ene4 = Hc suspicions of. his ne1sliboss. He
naa aAttenet Mnlstlf Into his honsc, and when
y heaEd The police demaudia. sdmission,
took poison ffon which Ee died soou aI>cr
tney isaan.d entrance and arrested hin. He
Ased nnaaprl}5 with lbs viii, aud 10 .ct I'D
o. lGf testFused bis Whole family, by poiss,u-
in& tne beer uhlch the cab driver houxlL foy
I'm; Inc conception and execution oT the
toPsc IrnfutF under such citcuMsi aucc5 wis
s'ac Of The bol,lest und most etartllu.r In thf,
hhDa]s Of crime
, 1863-11-29

: : Wonderful Eecapc from Deatl,.
Mz. John S 9eggs, the Mall Agent on tho
hteamer Gser Engte, has furnished the New
Albany Iedser with the particulars OF lear
tal adven:r.. al remarkable escape from
death. On Friday last, ~ Tho steamer drey
Eagle was rounding In at Troy, she met the
laneseter No. 1, which had Just b~san 10
drop out. The Wafctrnan on The Lancaster,
{uet previous " her starting oct, had stepped
Into tac weee1-honss for tho purpose OF max
Ing sn examination of Tho ~vhoel, and WAS
standing on one Of the buckets wlca The
b!at's machinery was put IN motion md the
;Mhetl commenced 10 turn The watehn.au
NJ once eo1uprehended his pc1slous sisaAtlou,r
and nsddne hSld on the bucket atoyc hiru,
eonmcEced railing for help H. the .op of lis
yotef. The momentum rof. The wheel. how
crcr, tntIeAeed, and II bad made thtec rcYolu
unNa With The watcaInan txngtnc 70 It, On
tha Third revolution hp WEB fhrowa OF the
wheel, AMI with sucl, forca that he sank into
ito watsT Al! aostcd beneath tac aurfacc
tofue forty feet down stream befuer tc again
came up. lie c&mtup near the ettn:ncr 3rrv
,Ea9te, aud WIS rescued from wate.y grave
,he1 gallant ctrH. Strange NJ It .,ay es.t,,n.
yhta )sc MA takcu On board II PaA found
su4t b. had fusts;a~1 no other Injury tAau
the wesknce,s r1pduc. ! W The r'At'sn'' -.
:.shIcg himself aatce from WIS. b, Supposed
=
, 1863-11-29
NEWS a.AKANaRAPIIR.

, ,,.1t.u4, ,,,,r.t,n
Joel bIrioW6 nasn'"n n. nt.u .1a.1 ,'os,
kpown ~ KalorAma, Is DOW a'Sn'@il'ts.sA nos.
qi4Al
Joeacco can .oo raised M fho sontnMsstss "
FOR 6veetenta gopnd. aia ,57 r 7o''cJ :tasae
thai r. t$lI I1l sx:t. ~ ~
IEe Yacoipt* n5t.nN ~ l.n onG m2:
!: :Tcaak ending Ncxz a,svo<S ySrs>Sui y
brilliant colorcd insects.
Italy don't allow her army oi1leors>eqsat
saes*sss erestsd, and % are to BE- court nartlaic,l
There are 81, ,lss t,ouses Of worship In the
-UnJteu States, Of which i, 81, or about J3
Elea1sr Craig, IN eusnant Frosrnason
and CIV CouuciIu1an Of NatelcE, Is del44.
8. w st-enp:y'ysp,tsestd,; , 81 ,;1sa at
teNS tWo 1f9{ ,Gt St3sS ~ A HlSs S =.
,t2sk ,ts;S:. @ Tsrr3 r. sSyenI r H. III H.
L ~ +. ~ -,
stap aeen q w E
po!ntGa4? g tas |lYS3 = sfe
shes1 n4SSs ,St N: III 7nta.,,, ori
~ tsf yT1 III wnvth Of
!. tan,s1I1 hrsinTb snfn 3hsi Stsfo far
sasssy ss;,5tt1So a 1snneass - D19e ~ eS 10y
~ 4issy Eoas w. out ii II mourning ,i a. ,d,esti.e.
MS n.eamnnd @fSs . ~ a;,aT HIee1pIs P;co ia
+ 1ehen aoesin0 elc'sr not eVue1. L,,,,:, sN
"A Mtthoaist e1esEstoAn N Nc~ Wnnaias
ton, r.. having received -tnsea anonY3aoo. ,s
notes thIsatfnsng nls tle. MS xnoc. .s agTA
or orc n,gat taes %gek ~ ~ auI s'aooto Ia Me AoeA
The Meand may os 'asst;. . o,.> az
THO " fan! t,ess o. tae 4sn, annG0aees M e.
NC arriTa4 o. ano StsaMes r. t H nsns" ~.
the season. ano 1atnc' u "at0fs GIVES AVE-
| Aae SEASON. =: 11-3 ..
s"-EI.Lieut- Gov CushlnAni. Of Naasacas,
sette,. died 'lsst week, at DeEnardstoWn. oi
! typhoid fever; A the lime 1t h,s deata, he
VIVA President Of The EranAIlh 20. (Aass.(
Bank. - -, a.
tton of s'nret families = In Algeria, "a they
lnve begun there on tbs same aE'st0cfatloI Z
tsasts a. history assfgns 70 our Southern cat.
! mica Mndalne Louise Ysuory, In = fcfsnt
work ou:A}kersn, says that .'r1n4EAy ~. -.
nrrpts ss[i;3{]!sf5;; tets{f.t = IL cai.,nisf.
1"tse 4u NV y. wv .v1o'41.r. =.
-Ars. klipstE1ek, we q een. hllrat!aGS,
, 1863-11-29

.Sone re genuine ratuss ia xord. q HOLLOWAY.
TbxtK1 = sse1y lesf a taa bosE q direction.
s:oasd sasa %! q oS tne ssus my E p1a.nlE sen
WHY % given 10 snJ eneftnK, E1ch Information
I1sy lead 70 tbs dstectton " any parry pAx1es
knowing thern 10 be sen1touR~ .: -.
.StSoN NJ tbe n4nuf. esor{. Of Prot nf-HoLlowAr, 70
MAi1co LAne, EtE fosk, md hy Af respectable 5p
ssta md dealers I'd Mrt.ctEp t6rou<nort me dTll7
- wuttt IN pots kat boxes. 1t 9 eents @ cant., and
,:tF These u. s.eosssderabls: ssr:aS b. taking tho
A-DAeet.ons III the suldkece At patients IN tye-
r. ilsnsdas ats s111nd. g each .ot and box.
$srU~4Iff1 Ia my We1kkaoEh roel4c1nes eH's-kav4
shut Cssts, Ctrrri1fz, ste, sros FKEE OF EItEEsE,
BY Addressing ThoRss Holloway 50 Nation IAEe
:. Far sale hY LORD 4 SMITH, acnetal westsrn
gpnls, s5 Lake street. CAtckSo s br dea1ers eyozy
, 1863-11-29
- farson BFo~ulow scnt,s The following
Glspeth TO the Cincinnati Esa,u1n.iat. :. 2

=. 20, cAxf Lornocs' =. so,. i, .s;,.
:, General Burnside IT,. .c!ds Knoxville, and
l9g heid hts position for ten days xeuirst tsrrc
Sdda@ Heh moral IND mil!tsr7 ieyn md
6as edenrod himself to The Uplon nira, of
; EAA Ienneasee ~ no man ever dId. nnd d..
nsgss eeGn. The honos and confidence d the waoic
N! mm1ly ara In Knoxville, aud Z IN, OF,
" .1tis1y authorities. shall retnm ~ ~
''1N'' u. BRowNLow,
, 1863-11-29
fFrum Our Regular Corsespondene.] ~--'-~
WAsu1harun. Nov. Il, ists.
fUx areATrHaRtp

- " - THx sr:Axrhau1P.
TIC zslease ol Mg. AHdsssen. from !shsa. \.
prison Increases thc chances of The Union
men, This srcures Us twelve majority, In
case the thruc Union men elected partly BY
copper bCad votts, Lii .s6w York and Pepnayl',
yrnis, 70 with us. OF these / learn. l3ale Of
prnnsylvanis' may bd depended uponi -fse-;
e,des Anderson. ot, Kentucky, another man
from that State Is depended upon. Thtk
would give rs thirseeu In ail, but this pfcsup:.
posos that thu Governor If !Msrysand willuot
play thc dog In the nattero Of the e,certlhestesi
learn from. Ohio. mcn that but two bf the
Kentucky men ean ba' depended On without.
they could IN OHIO 10 hc!p. yallandigaan'.': J: !.
. = :. = SALE or PROPERTY, .sa.~ =,
= Prups1y 10 constantly rising In valuu here.
tended for lsotes and rtorcs:. Tho furniture
on the hEst hoor sold for $500. The build
ing Is In y etreet< near Pennsylvania Avrnua.
\ The reut " 81 80 rcf: yeas, but a, VIII cost
&So, 600 At least 10 finish the building which
th:'lekea will have 10 pay. r. containa near.
no means convenient for the business or \
IsIalsA7lox o. iorr,cIas .roa coiorED
\ REd1N1xTs:.'s. t;... <.
: Tn 10 tie glst Inst, sos csnlIdates, Gisvo
been before the rolored regiment examining
board IL IL sltx 4f .hss a@ senbes he1s r4sMr sSRr
tnal.on. Fire col.!rcls, y lleut.celouefs, ~
majors, IS captains, lci GeutcnantA, 2yl !sec-,
en1 ueutenants, have passeda sqccessful .ux-
animation. Of these, q were selected from
commissioned officers, 11 from privntcs aud
nou.eommlssloned officers, and Lis from, citt-
zeua There were 81 commissioned, 0tticerb,
aSB rr1vaics and nt,u-cbm1nIkatoned officers,
und ~ citizens rsgtstered. = - 90
= The nania OF fbu colonies passed arc. 8.
Fellows, 18th New .Ha.npshtte; IA. Dun.
Lieutenant liz and aid:to-c.m1p; C.. ". Frtbiey,
ith Penn. Vols; j., SHAW, citizen, Rhode
f. / have not the returns Of the. ClucinnaiI
md 81. Louis Boutds4:s,1z Il; :.as ,.r,e ~"
*s.s" - NEW EArg,,Es sasuBD. ]. =:
The rol'owiug new patents are out; ;.
, Ta1sllnE Invalid chair, chas< 1. pandss, uere-
aaa: Gtaf eeS: sas,ne: K. Il. rsoii;; ,,s.tarc, N.
S;s!ss $S S,. :i|s ,a sstns ''
e ,Aseh!ua for tanning. FolReJ E. Raseo, chieaso.
.i1!ess,t.ea q yecrts,ss se!sssnss @ srshs r. e;
.Ttass ~ ,or Hsrria, DAME. 9. srni.h, Adrlan.
|. :Leop el.ssk Of ssw,sg maehinet, ]. B. seeor,
d1ts .-psrstoE tre.lssue', James Ferguson. Dd:
D''"'' :. .o" .os-sA.r.,a A.ror,xD. ~; ~
James G SIoo Csisr, Alexander c., n. =.
John Es:nr. Estpn. Crawford Co.. III. =
|; Ai.eS5 Dsadepr, Fteea.ad, ns Aaib g., III
ss:19e 1nasev 1sSss 9asa ssr s s u Co,
a;sae. s Hamilton, sfR,,s;:n;, u Mx:ret Co., il.
, 1863-11-29
Weakness or Debility Induced BY
0ver-Fatigue, -

VIII snou ttkarpeAx By TIN we 1T thtso lnxAtnab}r
I1lls, aud Tho IIdicr viii quickly aegnlrd &tditinnai
strength. SevsF r1 tte Roxela br slihsr eeutned
uutusy acted upon. It .lay At1 strange that Nonp-
wny l7ls shoad BE- rteonmendel Tor 1,1s<asesT and
ftu1,' many pcyhuns suTposnk thai ihoy would IT.
fhess rlNs Win c9ifett ta1 Df+r sad stomach, and
tinareu.Evt all the aetid frtos fFotu tt sys!t21.
arsanie kyessM. b. avct dsEA1gsds Hie health aHt
, 1863-11-29
Volunteers, .Attentlon!: lndIscre-
tions Of YoHth. = :: 80

A. II,
eoses md f1erFs, Hs6sebe~ ard EwellfhRk cap wills
certainty 1s radically euEed+ II the lr ar t4ten
night AID HofrES, 4nd the ontnens he freely rxe1
ated IL ie printed Instructions, 4 treated In any
ether they tFy m In onr part " cct In
mors fen The and ienvs lie patient vgosuaa
aut healthy 1uAn- II til Eean1.c shtle perseverance,
In la3 casea to lLJnte fa4sins cufc.,
, 1863-11-29
T1IR 1.RoCLAmAT1nN

- THE TR0CLAmATION.
ihc eoppcrhead papers allesc that
Wendell Phillips In speech In New lla-
ven said, thai the President told him lnsl
January that that thv greatest folly OF his
~ i'te w.ss The isssang of~the Emancipation
Z Proclamation" Perhaps, he said 80, but
i j. positively denied nj Washington. Phil:
lhd1'it isuaaostsd, lnisQuotea, him; ,henxr
tcs.t of thc Presidents ren,n.x was, th5aihiEes
f1euhted tiie efficacy of: the pnclsmatsoa,*
and feared that il would NOT produce st..iof: {
good G1,its claimed aar it by liz a.nsu.Ae;;.
'But no matter II he did use the Language:
alleged; he las sineo had. abundant rca.'s.
son to cllange his mind. As hong ago u,
.1ast August he declared 1a'his Iettor to tho.
people Of nlinois, >,tkat "7s.be -y5ndmase of
Fttdom; being made mlSaat be kept" He
expressed no reg7ct for ..havin:; Issued It;
He now considers 1t the wistst as wen ~
g:ta1est net Of: his life, and would rather
suffer detth at 1hc stake than revoke It, Ii
sosth knownthat he: approacsol1ie' Ut
4eringef that great decree with caution
and gave It 70 the world wita' rslh4t----..,
Tic was mol zcleat.u son,fncvu that good
,woafd resaall Ins conscience Told him TO
do right ;..d trust In God for the conse-:
oue.:es. but the copperteaas, conservatives
and" Kentucky influence " protested and
threatened, TO prevent Ii. The rpbel slayu-.
mpngers dared him 70 launch The decree,
and al Richmond pretended 10 laugh When
ne, On the a2d of September. gave them
-he hundred days warning : Before lie
first day Of JANUARY sheyF had ceasod 10
fAugh; Eur did they reckon the acs a q fol-
lyf"c they were flNed wiih;grare apprehen-
sious, but resolved 70 brave the conseqaen+
ees- None Of the eyis psophesicd by the
conservative clpeke1s and copperhead hold
hacks hare come 10 pass: But On thc 9th
q ,,aud she predictions Of the radicals v, who
urged The President To the net, are b<auga: i:
fulfilled every iday. Il was, Tie hardest
blow. yet struck nj Aa>1cbellions Tic <sel,..
els e6nfcss TINT It his done them iu,mcnaa
if not fatal injury. 1t is knocking d5wu
tic great pillar thai upholds their edsf1ce
Il hen slafer5 i abolished Tic cause Of ,ac
eyolt vii 10 c1adica!:od and tliere wiz moi
longer besaEsthins to fight for. Peace
niust II tts nature Of ,things.- follow the
.extiEpauon Of slavery. The Tnionn cause
is sssrdily acquiricg strength from The Proc.
laEna'ion- = Il: :has rnt. g, ,oco .colosed. sol-
sisfs into our arniias, aaa cre ]en4e will
give Us 200, ,bo0 lo3yal; etalwart tcolosnl
troops who VIII filly n,a:cL rc1elss on The
battle nnld, naan tor maa. .FtE pcoplc:prSo--
Teasing loyalty would NOW iadsise 1he Pms:
dent tonToke lis: Proclamation mona in
tl>sa safs ! few Of tlie 4l.os. invcterate COP
1esb.als who really desIe tht. unlpn ies.
.truJed and the rebellion to. succeed, Bu,
they are Is conte.n1,tible in numbers 4as
they are rotten IN patriotism. ~-~
, 1863-11-29

EHS014nE 1febe1s WIKI 13oE1sT -
= :, B!oodhouuas arc used IN The South by
Shareholders and rebclt, "a hnnt Slaves and
.eonae.irts; bpt We we.o unaware tia, orr
foreea made use Of dogs Ii fighting the rob.
III. Eft appears, however, THAT tic Dist New
York volunteers, In the aght Ut Irish Bend,
wss assisted by rct dog, which dh, tho mi
'duty off, soldier IN tAc- hottest Of tho en-
eagemsnt, and captured i f-bel:' The !9tst
" y = = hcaxily pressed, by. whole brigade Of
rebels, when the command Was given %
eha1got the euunJ. Tho regiment daahed foz-
ward nt double quick, driving the rebels be.
fofu them pel maL i The dog joined In The
ths ehasge, leading his regiment so.ae III:
axnseS md; nse Tbs srsbels: were Obliged 70
tgsle fence in their t,ght, was soon upon
:tlsxtr hbelss 1le made for oneor them. whom
he seized by his sags. md shese held him i III:
III snietnhei Of tho olss cA1ne up. Tbs rebel
though q, .p1ivstr, refused 70 surrender Id
n,usket 70 anybody Of luwerraak than him
ar he WIS captured by I dog, ncrerthe-
T..
, 1863-11-29

e It would be dlticul. TO tell which
received the most damage at The. lattle of
C',attaa ooga, the Confederstes or Copper.
heads. While Tie former viii feel The effect
of +,hs blow from the Potomac to shc Rio
Granue, the latter will experience shock
from Portland % San F=anciisco: II Chat
tanoosa gave thsrebels an attack OF cholera,
il has also given th..-sympathizcrsa an awful
as1seII of, fitg.~ i, :, r.
, 1863-11-29

GILBERT & .SA1PSCN.t
~ ~, saisssoan., q, q md s spess1Eas
H4re, Frene b Cnins ptner aoe ia ~
%zss, Rrorae C!etks, E1H4 kns asFH
On WEDNESDAY EvENIyt: DeeeuHt
o'c1tck. We 15atI sell II Nd & -,raIAefu yVN
tho largest and choicest asss,.tMest1 Il Aeh
Ecosis ever n5srsh n auess: j 10 tols elV, a i {
CO.. eesu5 s' sati =: ~. @ eoa.Ist.ss .si II Sa9:
Milan War: Wlnr 5pes Is vsrtetJ of eais!s
80 1;@n!eEs, t,sd1l'tan. saa god, 02.1 y
TSitss ~ Kany: CT I'd EaEravsd3 q {
Chamrs:sner... C0sd:si seIe, RR5T. n 1
d F;ni:i&iwxi:'E ri Il l. fe.,:si ..rslss
sslaa "a esiers: eiessa. 7sses L shssa g
f.p n TesH s:e1 sSs sals1isn r. fsS gold n,as
sem1lete elegant gold l.Azl md teskEsH
dreGra.ed Tcs -. ss. 81 nd 81 pes ID dos
Aiylex. valuable Tsses, or a.. 4t1ea kad tu7
% sxt9!e and t,rEsate NJ. scrae Tery eosst Il Il
fatett u il's hnesf 'iranpr. erotau -. r.
LIPS aud sAuee7A. scsa Ct suid nan9 IT. = ;
.:cIocKs-E!essat a.ou.a e:ss.-aa1 eaass
uf:5 ,ExTM 15iHs:si FINE: atLvErp1Argp oeca
ant NlGt sets. with e!.t tostltt; IN - =
hsatrd: Fiel. 1aa I7t KElye4; EApt1a Engl
CASTOR. Nth the cut eotttsx: Etfdnk S11
F.s!. se "a "a * fsip s.ss. : fsa e@e esf
dlttt kcive+ and Fntk.: hui.cs Disas% its
9otAets, etc. esS, Including tuet1e saE.aH.
Fats,s To m 1alHat'e ytt,d.. Lad;ss sn4 -
segtxneEs Rad attend TIE s1ds. =, Eoea VI |
exhf5t:!on the day rrcsfprz e fAs y4le: ~ "
SEQ T1th2ut retFrEc. =. .GLuk5F
, 1863-11-29
v!aknlxGT|oa.i;.l|

!: nus ia .!sspeah crshtprZuHiatr1 and SHatt~-
s-{of~ Coiorol Kcziraqn1*-Snts OF
MAstHre.+ApEplnlf4-
-FSN 11nccs Discontinued md Is
fabllshed. y
, 1863-11-29

: eY~ The stA Ohio colored Rekimous len
Columbus CT the 1lth inst. for o1tfes4 Non-
roc, and arrived there on the morning Of The
a-:s, ard lH!a:.. . 20 Gen. Butler. Tlcywe,c
ordered 70 Not7ulS
, 1863-11-29

tva,icrn, by , ptoce.- of c7tba{sstie reasoning,
u Il III. reyru l.rs,ts Of tim Apocalypse azc
Aelnt, spiuo.a. Eoltnlro, Ronsscsu, Hc've,
til,s, pEpudhnu apA Renan. DlAhop Coiehko
must trcI ll;mself gtontel Il not ttins eoHis
p,.aed IN tLs exes'm G1xpleste4 lst
, 1863-11-29
TIE c0NTnACsYEs OF THE MIS-
SlSSl7pl. -

Negro Resimrnt.-NsGro~s In theNAvJ
Tho .Cruelttes they have KxFo-
cd of Pre<lan.htinn-Sghnt ttaey
Ne+d-The aumber OF Condrabands ~
tSuId1erB.
, 1863-11-29
:: !: :: aartton, 5a1ea.::E.
.pY GILBERT Is sAaNHo4
1 y. ''':'3; g.: st~s,: !
ELEGANT. FURNITURE: q =
AND A0ESER6lh.::e0l
--s. t.,4..'.s~t
r., AT Auctions:
- - r. -
AT AJCTION.:.:

-, On TUESDAY. DEC. !, AT " pC1m1
We %hs11 ..l1, ii ec. sa,e.rocru, u, II sd6p4
At1eet, 4. tr3tnfid 1zehStnent nf ft1Htt1fS y
Rich PeFtor SustT, Frr1eE and Cottakt CAsss
Dressing Autana, Was%4tAnts: fete-Afkk4
Ehs}rH. ;Mnrhie>Tcp., ,Talses, Hocksnt 7c4sA
ptIsnE Room and chata1rt Furniture, ,EaFpNs
de- &c. - aILBEHE f e44f&
,,.4ArfIa.SttA u AA7p
, 1863-11-29

- : >. .-: :. s'.:.- .'.s '.7:'':: :! !. :.
Sick Headache and Want Of ,Appe-
!: !. lite, Incidental 10 Scholars. -- j:

Tht&s EeetinxR Witch - sAdsen, usCAuy sf!se funu
rousis q ohssrncte psEspFattoo. q cal.
snfh!ns heaat hfui action OF ,ver .od stomach.
'1heec otxaEs lrnst be Enlc=e you desire N be
sruct.ots. wEl 4uIeEy produce healthy sctloa 10
both siytt and s!n*fh s0a =. natural cootesnoutc,
, 1863-11-29

Is Il the War Department Mill aend
Adjusant Thomas to Grants army ". Or
ganlzc negro regiments be will obtain
mossmen in Georgtn, In one mouth; than
af thns have heretofore been pct nnd,r
arms Enough can be had to garrison md
hold the country. Conquered, and thereby
enahlc the white veterans to move; on to
hesh conqres,s, without having their nn,n-
tes diminlshtd BY gnsri5oning towns.
General Thomas can obtain sufficient me-
s1o troops in Geosgiia, A1abama and South
Carolina this winter, to do away with the
necessity for The contemplated draft This
Is onecf the points Of the great victory Df
Chattap poocn, 2, :, -; e..
, 1863-11-29

- - =
= povn al sht +lin,ns 1sp4e Q. days. -,
Thai STOW an4 Ssu~ forever .
II tvEer foyo had ksnadrt praIsf
4 o. the Almighty Girer:z~-
Th8taxof Godlike tmpnaes< =, :4.4z
: Hare h3crsau,ct In The hnruan.
The most dtytnr An6 far u thcse ~
ErfAsg tosn lbs scpl ct uoynan- =
Her aesr. II ii preserves lha Cover =: ~, ::
y OF AseTi4tiM duty, =. s!,'.'ss s."'. '~
{; Which blawn serors the lisrke4. hous, j, =;
IIsr hsads -, ftrsak these solemn Jea.s
:" With ylvitsfns HraceA ,H7:1a =
: Ard clap ths fuschss1s ef our fears 49,
y :, VIII aeht from h'gaos laAess'
!; o, vtres sna spetbesa. k:z-.-..aei- :.
! -, BY holy Conversations. ~
Turning our xoariness aalde :: =? -
I :, With b1es.ed ralais,.a:icaat ; !,
:. fErrenisa cemses9s Fitsai~. ri - ~
Unssuxiing Wars dark nyster1es, .''>--:;
= And mating swe** the sssssr;- w. .ss >. =
h aetols,e pa.h+. or dangerous posts, {; :.
Hy paces which, to.n,nl7pw. =
: Sh4ll be INTO ltess bA1acsrd hosts - 80
tisActadeU.aAs OF tpffJW,s - - "
We hear .ha soapa of helping S.et-. :. i .,~s
= We Scei Yoale 4oft czreAslcG1
- And nil cur life Starts rp 10 greet -. :
y, ioar 1oT1nsnass with olrs4ings: &=f :
= On cots q pain, ru BEDS N woe. +.
Thtee atiiekfn hestes 1Angntsh: "-'
W1n fhces su,isA End r:ck hearts Grow !.
:. Triumphant ortr anguish. .. =, :
;; While eouls th&s sssrvt In lonely gloom,
-: sT7nka srteu with oda1ous pfaisea, 55e
, And alt The lowfr ralfett bloom 49, :
With Grstisudet whiso tAlscs. ,,s.;
o. lips that from cur wounds have suekeh
q The sAver and the bufnlaGl': r:
o, 1endes apsrr. that hsrc plscs-d.
THIS tt.adstetn from onf mourning!
Q, he3sta tsst beat 70 foya1-tHut =: Sc:
Tor &oothtng md for 4avfng,- -.
=, Goa send cur hopcA hack to you
Crowned n{sh Immortal havtng' 7,
- t:.s,.,e + i - = =. IS I
Thank God,--O. I.ovei whtzeby wa knew :,
r. Beyond our l!ti~ s~strg, 7'' ~
i" And tel eerrue coupa+.tons fow : ,s--~'' -
k:d.ul The aeao oi bcins;--
In I clear ser all thr pain and dread q. y
- OF rrr mo-! tofe a::1tct!oa, - L.
The sarrat wings Of Peace are eprund :.
lu hrpodtns bcnrdsaicn. So. J..
=: p. :. IL :ss+. a Ex-ORpERLT,. ~
r. ,'asth 1lanois Vol. Infantry.
, 1863-11-29

Hon, Lucicu Andczsop, who WINS taken
prieones BY the rrosla st Nayaeld;; KY, has
been exchanged for Trusten Polk, and Is now
~ fou't for Washlngtoa- Thi.. Is y pleasant
Hem Of nrws. Anderson Ii one The radical
members of Cong1eeh elected from Kentucky,
1Ee,iA narn iemaneipstsoHist, w.uts Ken:
t.rtr -. - SiAtS. taaAcrs.. S-,,.
nassioe Il Fetaom.t g1ss 4 10. for cenaseatius
TIE property ofrfbeisii and advocates the en-
plosmcnt Of coloicd t1oops to help put dowu
the rebellion and closo M the WA. He viii
go1nto the Union caucus at Warrington aud
,yvic for its nominee fot Speaker. II all Ken
turk1 sUnIon''n v~re Ike -Andesson,s, wr
ei,ould rejolee.~: 81 t,-..y,.-- " +~ =, !:
, 1863-11-29
Kin ansNrr to the letter Of !eA}ax,H.
;rtah, Michigan, respecting tho dtaft, II
4I.fIa,t< nt-t tke v+ta1n - -,

= 1FS05 se0PeeEz1z9& salo .u21It, u
atiook at the article again, he wtlLpas.,
,-that It does rot say $ao,ooo . but
oney' rprdsenting 5000 more. .nAw1atf
-'why1nea Of course, which would be esx MIL.
s1toR Or uaO1cy 1t SEQ each. :. ...'; Z.
, 1863-11-29
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