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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10

Gen. 9p9an ron Sninois, Der, fiat. in Ger Ars
~ isin. acasnrdrtts Gtnmprsssn hdlt, uno ron
Den Mtpliticuiam als 4aracsrfsre hernn'aetibrt
uiro, ,par fribsr elm Semcfrat. 9Sis 10 piels Anesrs
tat ibm bu @snsralshnt Den 8cpf rsrriidt ''no CT
IG6t lh lest Ron Den 9tcliticnifsn gSsitranth ltrsus
en-. @ihtsr Mulfp Ron Gairc, acaan's Iri'tsrsr @s'
jhGitss Yartnsr, BAT fiir,lih einen ithartsn Bt'sf an
ion asihristsn, morin Die fclssnss Stsas scrtcmn'i:
sic fSnnen niht %rsraeiIen tatsn, ME OFT mir
einiams gra,israinas suiar,mcn in esn sealo mad,'
ten uno tie mir BORT, Ssite tei Ssite, a,f irseno els
nsm asiaasnsn 9antnfanme iasen nno atasn'sIt's
~unisrsn Summer anaIhiittstsn unc IN Der Ssrtr'lns
ihuna 9inccln's une isinsr Mcminiiiraticn nit Gins
amber msttsiiertsn !! Wir rrafsi,irisn as Nopcfatsn
,uiammen, ipisltsn &artsn ,%niammen, tstranfsn uns
.;ulammsn uno lsttsn 10 risf ih is6en fcnnts, ant
Dem Tuse praianeiaer @lsidbsit. llno bod 1T ouT
einmal cine arcsc @srrancluna Dor lib 9saanasn.
9lus Scbn 81. 9caan lit @snsral Sraan asrcrosn,
,ne Sobn $. Mulfp III ~aetlistsn mas CT mar. Sas
Ger bic gAmisriafsit, baB ion Ger 6snsral Mot srs
rsihsn fam. @is Istr 1T es at t~sfla3cn Scbn, eaB
gle nidt in Den Saasn Spios lee'sn ea'nit :Sbrer
,runesrtarsn 0sr,ranelunS @srshtistsit iripsrfabrsn
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10
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folaenoem 8erlammlm3em I'm Staate anteraunnt.
0ie 1ceaf Gomits'5 molten barauf e{e6en nab hisie
Dtriammlunssn astSria anae,eiat ,rerben:
Mm gr.aaa, il. Sept., in MeG ~Onnsssue. Mursan So:
Nerris e. u. S,embauat.
GIN 0rstas, 10. @ept., in 9Sassrly, Ylts w.: Sprsasr
-@es.G. Yusb, @barles Nan,ein, 3. @. PLANTS, Nsus a.
1uftins sc. Grrcm.
am Ti.nRas, IS. @ett.uubsr, il, guesrue. Grawfort@ So:
@prsasr %. W. gecrbess, 8. %. gartlss, 8. y. aHbae,
I'm lrstaa, ii. gepi., IN NOener, Wapn. Co.: opt
Tiion, 8. ". 8bas.
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fpn, .. %. @tambouab.
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@preder-W. .. psnpleiOn. @. ". @lien s. s. ssnnes,
.. @. Stamtau3b. 9ous SdIfer.
ep red ! ae y 6. $. ysaslstsn, ! !: 5. asnnts, {. u. ssiam:
.9Mm Doununas, II. Sepi., in New 9ston. Gulunbana
Co.: 9rreaer = asuusy, g. SO. GdiOa, .. @.
Gtambauah. -
On sS g. s.'s gsss Il; f. .. m !" ars" u US g.. siHa. Sp'V'
Mm Ureitag, IL. Gept.. in 3inbtas, paneod Co.: Spre.
der Wts 8, Yush 8. gS. Barley, I. @tuart, s. s.
am Donnraas, II gett., in Gelna, Mereer g.: srre.
DIR e. u. aebhe, g. %. err, @tsr. Yong, COL u. @.
Namhs. & n~gg.Gsg ,1
DIR @ 9. err. s.. q. gsbts, ghr. Yong, ad. q. 9.
Stanley, $ 8 gvtmsr.
Mm Samliaa, I9. S,pt., III Cation, pretlc Co.: G BREEDER
= Mle. Gong, S. u. @sbhs, s. s. Nleainus, SOl. u. 9.
n csnnernas. II. Sept, in port Glntrn> SHapa Co.:
@prsder = giaiam 6. Sind. %. y. Nobls:
Mm 5naas, is. ,gspt., in u a!tcn.ias,, y Sciboston Co.:
Mm Matwut, i6. Sspt in Ottopa. gatnan' 80 Spre'
der Is. " gDbae, i s. ssSicnp, u. SadlOrL g.. i.
y n krstns, is. Cert. in @sarta, Murrop Co.: str,-
der ~ Srdate, Gbas. 50asn, 9. Us. Stambausb, sSn'
Jim Nr.aas, 10. sep., lit aebanon, Warrsn Co.: @pr.
sSiG. y 0"""
10 6r. Norbecs, her auses;eitnee @stner bon Sn'
tiana, tirb in ~iOlseneeu YldBen in Obio ~iprsbtn:
>sSn RuesxuS, @rauforp 60 Deuias> Is. sspf:
DaytSu. Msnscmsrs g., IOnnIaas; 4 Sept
m&artbaee 5amdtrn g., SamRas, i9: ser.
Sn sri. W.rnpn, 9ncr &c.. Mhtwc3, %. Segt.
Su arnespiIle, Belmont &s., Uret' g.. 70. Sept.
Sn @afltllpn, @tart 60: w9ontas, 28. SsM.
Sn GIepelanb, Gusatrsa &c., Mitpob, 81 Strt.
Sn Z I'M a, ALLEN 3p.. Gsitas, z October.
es2.5 aa. Sobn g.. Tbpmpipn. gcr1ber.
0eu. Z. 6 cnperie. Seeretar,
-s...z-.s @amml Mebary,
r ...fa Mmrs Vayman.
Nlen q. thurman,
Temptraifte Staats Sentrnl-G rrnhs.
Deutibe Demofratif9e Nrrfammlnusen.
~ 6err> Otto 9releG riro tentihe nsmPfratilhe
griammNvnasn in cen i~olsenrsn Wassn ~ahhrsesn:
eisnFAAs ben is. sept. ,n 3 aesrus' erar'
fcrb @cuntr.A Ff N1
1ssstsass, be" ~ =. ess'. )" \v''' Clinton
Nrsitaa, Sen Is. ssrt. ~ ziffin, geneea So.
81 Sienaas he"22. sspt. ASsnss, su Oqfton Mo"ts
8omsrp County.
10,Dis rip. 3ceat. COMMITTEES ,rrren triu4t bic
reiteren 8sfanntradunaen III e%rlaf1en uno bic nos
tti8sn arrangements iu trs1en.
eSu, gamen Ger Dem. @taatss 6 entraf. s cn,ite.
Rs &sts2l Snc. s.. Sbompfon, praiiemt.
sis ssaraa Sec. 8. @cnperfey Sststar.
i0 Columbus, g., "a. a"8., 1863.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10
Gcrr QiucOlu

rerIih ert MnS in lfinem Briefe, Dap isine Gn1at'eifa'
ticna. Yroflamaticn ala Gsies entirsesr saltia ooer
ni6t saltis 1T. Ct bdlt fe fir ecnaituticnsa uno
sdltia. rno srfldrt /, baB fe in hitiem Daas stsnio'
meni9 auridasncmnsn rercen fam. as man e.nen
Sceten letenni9 MAIDEN fSnne. Sas sriro isltit fen'
jsniSen recnisrratiuea @spntlitanern" %lonrsrear sor'
lc,nmen ,relhe Die Yrcf(amaticn muir ale cine
.8rieasmasresel~ pertbsioiatsn, Die Der PralSent as
Observation-Disclosures erlisB uno bic nit jses anesrs mills
tdriiAsYrcflamaticn SuriifStncmmen treresn femme,
lctalo Ge ibren 3lref srrsiht babe. Seize 9slssasbnns
tsfkt Die Waht, i6re eisenen Grlaiis juriid innebs
men, al rsrGnosrn, III niosrruisn une sS 1T in Der
9bat bShlt %icnbstar, eaB 9er 2inecln feline pro'
tlamation ausin fir run,rioerruHih" ealt. Gr trlst
in cieIsm Yunfte ten 8dn9slbanoe Ger ~raoifalsn
atcliticniRen, bic entlhlolsn inb, eaB Gle grctlas
NATION n d t ,pinerrufsn uno Der &risB fcrt3efibrt
msrren ica, tis Die gIarsrei nurh Uener nno
@hrert init @tu,npf NIB Stiel" aussercttet 1T,
menn AUDI nas 9ano eariter Al @rrnbs Sstt. sic
p%erlsitsten itn our G%rla7une bisisr Butte ssssn ben
8cmsten" nno is llno sntihlcHsn, ion in Der Uaus
fstsnbalten. 9Dren mir, ras Elm raeitales nsutltes
Blatt, Die 81. StaatSis. itsr Den 8rist ess YraI's
benton laat:
xDas Slo see ron sinsm @cnprrmiB nit Gem
ginm nihts mi7sn min. rsrfsbt Iih con lsltlt. Mbsr
bic 9anpt1ahe il, basB CT 70 emit hisoen an
Der Gm aneipaticnssYclttie teFtalt uno
IH IutH wv %tuINt'tS uNtN' :"
iaolidsm @taatsn gan, ctue Niiaiidt ant bic smans
eipaticns>Y Proclamation, alto AUDI nit Sflapsrei,
misce ats slsihtsrshtists @fiscsr Der Union tstrabs
tt ,piIen molten, niht ins 8c2stcrn jasen laet. Gs
1T elm arcbes Wcrt, ta5 n ausirri6t: ~SaS esn
Nesern ssmahte 0aipudsn Der 6reifsit mub ss'
balten ,psresn."
x3,rar Sistt 2inecln In isinem Brisfs nidt bic
Gonisqusnj aus nisism Wcrts, atsr fe 1T i~sltlfrsr'
finblth: renn Den Nsaern oaS geriprstsn Der
Ursibsit eebaltsn msresn lcu, 10 fcnnsn bic bisbert'
oen Sflapsnfaatsn nur ais treie Staaten in
Bic Union mieher aufssupmmen tn erben.
0as 1T tsfanntliA Die Boresrun8 Der Naoifalsn. -
Sbrtm gtanopunfts tat Hh Sinecln enrh lsinsn
Brisf tecsuteno %aenatert, uno man tranht seraes
niht gu tsiirhtsn, ZAP CT fh ron S%cmlsltsn irisnsr
e%ntisrnen ,riro; Dem 10 lansiam Ct audi rcr,rartS
9ebt, 10 smrfineliher Streids uno ShlaSe oss Shifs
Ialss es tsoarf, I'm, ibn rorrdIts ;u trsitsn; 10 nlub
man i6m bod Die Gsrshtisfsit misosfabren lantn,
nab CT nie,nals riid,rdrtS sina, icnosrn auf Dem gSss
&c, aui Den CT ih ourh Die 2csie uno gSuht Der Gr'
eiSniiIs s~enrdnot iab, lansiam omar, atsr fiber uno
nitia rcr,rGrts lhritt."
9as in's. 6srr ainsoln ta6t fh con BEN rabifas
len Qaneesrsresr6ern unaufhaltlam rcrrdrtS trsi'
Fen stpar niht 10 ihnsI ,rie is sS lriinlHen. atsr
tc4 fiber folst CT i6rsm peroerklihsn Yfaos nno Die
irabren Grsunns Der Union, ms!Ae Die Wieoerberltsl>
lung Ger linton nur inter Der alien Gcultituticn
Maibinstcns fir uOsli@ baltsn, latsn ron GERM
2inecln nidts III %erparten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10
Gin D,eubelmore Seriub.

Sic iolaenoe Dspsihe Don uri4suias untertn |.
ipriht fir lih lsltf : ss-.- a. Ee .s5
Scr ,peits @sriuh, ben 3us BON Der Babn 81
,rsrfsn, aui rsltsm fa Die nsmctratiltsn Steiner
Wuab, Seurman, aSbits uno Trsunoe bsfanssn, ,ror
srioiareiher als Der srfs. Ser Bug; Der bents Nsor'
arm Gaei, S~unetion psrlieb, purpe ron Der Batn
oosrcrfsn uno rcaaGneis ,ertrimmsrt. Ginsr Der
&ieasl mar aufansnnsr Wsiis jertroaen nne man
oloutt, nas biss ea5 g8erf o~erieltsn Mtcliticnifsn'
ghuresn ron stsutsnpiGs mar bic am Samla8
Ntsne SincsrniGs aui Die Gaois Suneticns 8atn leg
ten, in Ser 9orausissuns. eas ih Yn3b nnb feline
Nrsunes aui Gem pcritsfatrenSen Bulge ~tefaneen.
Sic Ya6aaierfarrsn, Die nit Yerlonen an8sTliat mas
rem, ,puresn poatdno;S ssrtrammsrt, bod Tit alad'
litsr g8siIe Nismano teoeutencen Shaoen. Yu8b
sntfam nit siner Shramms, &ihter Sburman er'
bislt einise Bsulen mo anosrs gahasisrs itu8sa
,ismlihs Suclhuuaen capon. Oie 1sisu'hart tss
fano lb aui Dem 9bsas mad sser philadelphia, mo
6eute bic osmofratiihs 9%sriammlan8 f%atinnost. Der
Gcrruetsur uno Ger Snssnism sebrauhsn auBsror'
esnlliae 8criiht 8sasn iclH' sinsn un3llidstal, ater
tsins umfat pon ibrer Ssits bate BEN unTaa rsr'
binbcrn fSnnen."
@c,rtit Die Ssreihs. Son sinem fern, Der bort
mar, rfabrem mir nab Nihtsr Sbnrman jismlih
tart mitaencn,nen ruros, ,no Nisn,ane sintn 3lrsi'
TEL seat, DAP cisler llnfa1 cas Wsre BON rahlihtls
asn Wsnlhsn srar. Gin gonlmsntar 1T ats,fill8.
Ser Uauaiismus une feline Msrf3su8s fnb au alsrn
fGtia. - ~.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10

Wnerfennlna Der SclarfrfI, ME hathtl''p ~ tt'ra''
ten ifaue, mnc bod fiblts CT lih 9sorun3e', ja eslsn'
nsn: SD Tin fsin Trsuno Der tonIcosr'tfsn Staa'
ten unb itrsr Sahe lcnoern itr Us,ne." Son
Sieen ,rar 8Hdssbr ~ bchsn, faus stm is'ns ots~'
tie aeIhsrt weresn. Ser Ntcliticntsmua battle tslns'
Muum iar zine iclas 9efnuns selunsn. Der Sr'sa
lhlc6 ~stsnia1s aue 9c1nun9 auf eine ss'sosfsefrel'
Iuno her oIteu Union aus - lsltf bann, ,renn Den
9lntaseanfs Der Musrcttuns ess iilnl'hen Scltes -
r,rmiYflihsu rare, neil Gin FOLDER Siss Der apmi'
niara,icnsrartsi, bic ihsrs aluefibruns itrsr Web:
I~jnosieee, uGmlih bic Capitalization Der JtsSisrun8s'
aetralt, sur Uplss batsn irilros.
9lusin, tres aaen ghwisrisesitsn tlisb Uauanoie'
BAN Isiner innsrn ustsrssusnns sstrsu nno gar ."
6cfuuna aui bic gSisesrtsritslnna Der unacn ma
auf. gr %rppcnirts benz &risa une iprah far ec'n'
rromia uuo 9Sriseen, ,rsil, 10 LANCE Der Srie5 nausrt
fsin @cmprcmiS mSalih 1T. ST rerlan9t tlos Erie
esn. msil sr o(autt onrh i'm Die Union erbaltsn ~
fSuusm, nenn or iaat: uNisnals rerbe i'd sintriui'
osu. Nrisosn I'll maiden, ,renn Der Yreie bic MuFo'
luna Der llnicn lsin icu." Sic Merchandising is'ne'
aepaiijenloisn @srfclaer, haB ct ndmlid Wrisosn I'M
iisesu Wreis r~erlanae, tat sr in isiner am z. Wiarb II
Nsp Sort astaltmen 9tses riesrlsst. Sort iast'
or: Sd Bin niht iar Trieeen uu, jsosm Yrsis. Sbr'
III eos ysteu Der Station nno lie BART ME 9eopfrr
rerosn. SD teTse elm 10 bcbss uno itelSeS eer8t'
fatL, ala irasun Elm Wlann bes Sfieens, uno ih lieu
msin 0atsrIano ~ isbr unb feline @brs l,s9t mir ~
tisi AMI Ser,sn, als oas i'd aud MIR fir sinsn Ause"'
tlid sinen msbrenbaftsn Urieoen biaissn tonnts..
Sizes it esr Mann, BEN zine ourA trittiltes @ols
in's asten ~asrafsns, Contribution uno Gslsss mi
Nissn tretsnce, ncs &srratbS an ben &seatsn bee
8clfss lhuloiss Yartei, sinsn @srrattsr nsnnt, Su'
naAtliasn smnos aus ben Armsn leiner Uan1tl'l
rsi6t uno asualtiam in Die @srbannuns ihidt. Sas
0cls urn Ohio fat isnn4, in eisier idrarj'n aeat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07
LATEST NEWS

ORANGE c. H. Dec. NO fighting to-
day. The enemy still make a show of
force in our front, but he is bell eyed to
De falling back between the Rapidan riv.
-ef Tor the purpose of re-crossing tho
river without a fight, or is going to Fred
ericksburg to winter.
RIcHNoSD, Dec. 3.-The following was
received last night:
DALTON, Dec. 2-Gen. s. Cooper:
The enemy has fallen back across Chick
amauga, destroying everything in their
route, including railroad track and
bridges. Their loss was very heavy in
the attack on our rear guard, under Gem
Cleburne. BRAXTON BRAGG.
ORANGE G. H., Dec. 3.-The enemy
have recrossed tAe Rapidan to- Culpepsr
at the Fords by which they came with
out a fight.
One hundred more prisoners 90 to
Richmond to-day.
RIcHMeSD, Dec. 3-The following was
received here last night
ORANGE G. H., Dec. 2-GeneraL s
Cooperative enemy retreated during
last night. Pursuit was made this morn
ing but he had recessed the Rapidap
before we reached it. A few prisoners
were captured.
CSigned) r. Z. LEE, GEM.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07
OBITUARIES.

Died, in Richmond, Va, from wounds received
in the battle of Charlottesville on the Sth day
June, 1863, William A. Mehaffey, in the 24tha
year of his age. The deceased was a resident OF
Alexander county, n. c.; at the call OF his coun-
try he welt boldly forth to repel an invading foe
his country. He attached himself to the Ssth n.
Z. Beg: Co. G, under Capt. Sharpe, where he
served from the time of his enlistment until his
death. He has left many relatives and fsicnds to
mourn his untimefy death. Thus has another
good and dutiful solder passed frem time to
eternlty-one always at his pest, willing and
ready to do his daty. After many hard fought
the wicked cease from troubling, and the weary
soldier finds a rest" TPeidl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07

The AssgMBLY.-The Senate on Wed
nesday was engaged mostly in consider
ing the bill in relation to the salaries of
officers.
The House had under consideration
and finally passed a resolution deman-
ding the delivery of a citizen of Beaufort
county, arrested by a Confederate officer,
to the civil tribunals of the State.
A good many bills of both a private
and public nature were presented. See
proceedings.
The House met last night and passed
an important resolution, after some dis
c~ussion, offered by Mr.. Mckay of Har-
nett, calling upon the Governor to pre-
vent the wanton destruction of property
by armed forces sen out to arrest de
| ~serters, and if need be to call out any
/ portion of the military force of the Stat;
5afor that purpose. The resolutions pass
led, u to 81. We cannot get the pro
E,eedings in this issue but will give then
10 morrow.-PrOgreSS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07
From the Daily Progress.
LUCUBRATIOE.-BY "HRAro.n

Pale Luna, smiles Ger hill and dale,
Bathing natures brightest flowers;
The night bird singing in the dale,
While count the passing hours.
My heart is full of Joy and mirth.
The moon beams dancing in the wood
Seem to bear my heart FROM earth
In this glorious moonlight food.
Thus it was when first We metz
On that evening long ago.,
But those scenes, | will forget.
l do not love thee, no, no!
But dost thou remember still
Where we went at sunset hour!
To a ~favorite haunt, the rill,
But those hours of bliss are DER I
All! my heart remembers well
All the words of wild false love.
Thrilling me like music's SPELL
Angels wrote them down above.
There are VOWS, which you have spoken
Written in those books above,
Yes! those VOWS which you have broken.
Vows of "deep unchanging love-"
When the summer bright. was here,
Making nature all SO gay,
Then it was you went await
Then it was when last we met,
On that morning long ago;
In my heart was springl1ina vet
coming was the winter}snow.
looming, yes, how soon it came,
When those farewell words were spoken;
Love, with thee was Bat a name,
Hearts were won, but to be broken"
l was waiting for the sorrow
That when my heart must fall;
When, 1t came, 1T coldLy crushed it
L was not prepared for ALL!
Noe my heart is full of gladness,
AS it was before we met;
And no care, or shade Of sadness
Dares upon my heart to sit.
For a nobler heart than thine,
One that always will be true
Beats in unison with mine
Then to THEE FALSE ADIEU
Fayetteville, n. c., June 1863.
august Sd, 1858. TUNE 18th, 1859.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07
MARRIAGES

In this City, on Wednesday evening, list last.
by Rev. w. NJ: Wingate, Mr.. John K. Purifoy to
Miss Sue E. Neathery.
At the Exchange Hotel, in this City. on tn 60
18th ult., by Rev. L. Brauson, Capt. A. Groom TO
Miss Rebecca Groom, all Of Lenoir county, N. c.
At Cherry Hill, near Milton, n. q. the residence
of the brides Mother, on Wednesday, afternoen,
November the 18th by the Rev. E H. Harding,
DR.. Thomas III. Miles of Halifax county, Va, to
Miss Lucy L. Palmer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07

I CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.-Between three
AID four this morning, the enemy open
4 with three guns and threw twenty
s shells in the city. Several bull
digs were struck but no person injured.
Mother artillery duel took place between
tdt eneny's batteries and our own on
JaRes Island, last evening, for about
onshour.
tery little firing on Sumter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07
GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARROLL

II GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARROLL
u Ma. r CLAMATION-Wher.as, il
becomes = Christian people under all circum-
stances to acknowledge the experimenting care
and sovereignty OF Almighty God, and especial
ly to confess our transGressions and humble our
selves before His Christening hand in seasons Of
Affections and calamity
New, therefore, !, B. VANCE,
Cover ner of the State of North Carolina, moved
by these considerations, as also by the request
of the General Assembly and to, concur in the
action of other Southern States, dc issue this
ny proclamation setting apart Thursday the
10th day of December next. as a day of fasting,
humiliation and prayer; earnestly requesting its
sincere observance by all the good people of the
State that all worldly smployments De suspsn-
ded, and that all ministers and clergymen of
whatsoever denomination will open their church
es and assembling their congregations, make ear
nest and fervent supplications unto God that He
will stay His wrath which has been heavy upon
us. and especially, that He may, in His wisdom.
open the way for the speedy restoration Of peace
TO our desOlated land, on such terms as will best
promote His glory, and both the spiritual and
temporal welfare of his creatures.
( In testimony whereof, ], ZrBULox b.
sEAL. VANCE, Governor, Captain General
49, and Csnmandsr-in-Chief, hath act INV
hand and caused the great seal OF the State TO
DC affixed.
Done at our City of Raleigh on the Both day ot
November, A. D., 1868. q. 3. VANCE
By the Governor:
r. FL. BATTLE. JR-.
Raleigh, Nov. 30, 1se3 Ia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-12-07

*August Sd, 1858. TUNE 18th, 1859.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-28
Jos. PEIcKARr & CO. ,
ERNST SCHxITz,
w. McCULLA.

GAME.-"Brick," OF La Crosse, gives q
murderous account Of big time some
twenty b'doys with the game of that up
per country, The whole article is so racy
we want to copy it, but our space forbids.
To show eastern readers the style of west
ern hunting, we give the result: Ducks,
e varieties,) 527; Geese, 81; Brant, 40
Woodcock, "a; Snipe and Plover, 81
Coon, /; Squirrels, %; Pheasants, So;
Peairie Chickens, IL; Pigeons, Hswks and
Owls, 10; In addition to these, there were
sepenty Jfoe double willow.draped cantens
emptied! We do not wonder that Brick
is tat home" and popular with the sports
men of the northwest. He deserves oil
said to his credit. One of his paragraphs
we'cannot omit:
We regret not having space to chronicle
half the fun got up on this OCCASION
Taere was little OF rything. All en-
joyed the occasion. There were no con
ceited exquisites along to breed quarrcls o.
disturb others with faults and complaints
The party went for sport, and had it by
the wholesale. They we're all good fellows
so good zoe forgot to enquire their poll
tics!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-28
Mr.. Paramlee's omnibusscs, over one hun
dred hacks, &C., &c.

From CHARLEsroN.--Our special f,iend
and valued correspondent, JESSE LANPsoN,
one of the best fellows that claims ADAM
for daddy, has got out Of the navy at
Charleston, and is now in McGregor exhib-
iting Thomas and Jeremiah" to the weary
ones who visit "Hite's" Saloon, one door
west Of the Durham Hotel. "Jessc, (Or.
lando is his name but he is called Jesse for
shortO toli.us lots Of good stories and
brought US piles Of relics from the war
We have q sample Of grape shot, one
bushel Of which is used at load! VIC
have section Of the railing of the Keoku k,
9sunk in the harbor Of Charleston q piece
0fsa 400 pound shot that struck the New
ironsides and made only saucer like in.
dcptation on her hull, a memento Of the
piSats Nashville, burnt above Fl. Pulaski. Q
brass bolt from the British blockade runner
Georgiana. captured BY the Memphis (Jes
SEES boat, and many othcs souvenirs tos
numerous to mention. j. ssc is interested
in eight prizes, and will draw from fiy
hundred to one thousand dollars when tn
AFFAIR is all settled. He captured ches
Of tea from one and basket Of champaign
from thc other, but the tea was drafted il
Ohio and he champagne LEAKED out on
spree after the hatte gas over. Jess is
gentleman and a scholar.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-28
Recruiting Tactics,

Recruiting Tactics.
The Irish get full share OF compliments
Cleft handed), the Yankees are charged
Gustly too) with sundry business and So
cial tricks; the French furnish material 70,
the mischief Of scribblers, and why should
not the steady German add his stock o.
burlesque to the laughing portion of the
world!
Brick" Of La Crosse, the inhuman
joker, has lately witnessed a scene in Mil.
waukee which is worth transferring to our
columns:
The reader must picture q stout, bic
bellied, short haired recruiting officer, with
blue cap, broad, stiff frontispiece-a
short sword--blue uniform one size too
small, and raw customer from "fader-
land, with wooden shoes and long. tailed
gray coat. The officer was after recruits
for German regiment, and thus went for
his susceptible countryman:
10! dere, Hans! be dat your"
"Yaw!"
"Co,nes init me to be a scjer man ~
"Neinr'
"Yaw! Come. It be so NICE"
"Nein-I gets shoot!'
"Nix! Py tam it is so peter as goot
1t be foon all de vile. You enlist NIT me-
you gifts Elm hundred tollars bountish ~
"Sow
"Yaw! And you gifts such nice clothes
ash never vas! Shust looks nit mer'
"So?'
"Yaw. And in ter morning ven der
trum beets, dat is de gurners compliments
to come git some schnspps init him."
"Yaw. And purity soon, bime by de
trum poets agin and dat ish de gurnel's
compliments to come eat some sourkrout
un sausage NIT him, Ply tam!'' ,,.
"Se, mynheerp'
"Yaw, dat ish so Den purity soon,
bim- by, der trum beets and das ish dc
gurnels compliments to ride nit him in dc
carriage to see your vrow or your Katrina.
And den you rides all over dc city nit him
and it no cost you one tam cent! And
bime by der trum poets and das ish der
gurnels compliments to come and shmoke
a bipe NIT him! And den, bime by, purity
soon, right away, der trum beets like der
tuytil and dat is der gurnel's. compliments
to come and git Elm oder hundred tollars
bountish-1 hnks so, but I guess not, py
tam I"
"Yaw! so, gootr'
"Yaw! And den ter gurnel and der
PRESIDENT shakes hands NIT you, and you
eat krout nit der Presidents vrow, and
you live shust like one fighting rooster, py
tam! And den in little vile you say der
PRESIDENT be one nice man, and you gets un
CIDER hundred tollars bountish, and der
PRESIDENT makes un grand general nit
you purity soon guess, but l links no:
You go nit me?'
"Yaww
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-28

~ We saw, this morning, specimens
of the new fractional currency, Of the de-
nomination Of 25 and 80 cents. We: hope
the report is true that the Government has
determined to suppress it. Such miserable
paper and Indifferent engraving would dis.
grace country shinplaster; while the gen.
eral appearance. Cit is q fact that portion
Of the work is done in gilt) is very similar
to that Of the labels found on French fan.
cy goods Chicago Journal.