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A Yankee Colonel named Jsmison, Of KAa-
gas nOturiety, is raising areglment in that State
to operate in Missouri Read the following ex-
tracts from a speech Of his, and then let all ask
themselves if they could ever affiliate with
Government so unmindlul Of the opinions Of tho
world as to entrust military power in the hands
of man who, beforehand, avowed such criminal
purposes-indiscriminate pillEge, slaughter and
destruction
Do you suppose that | will march into Mis-
souri ana ask them to take the oath No, not
BY a eonfounded sight II they have protection
papers will hang them, for real Union men
need no written proof OF their loyalty
Ia my next proclamation I viii say to every
pbvsiealiy able man in the State Of Missouri,
. You must fghi for your homes, or you'll be
nut to death Aud the head of the column
will make the road 80 clear that no cOppsThead
shall ever see the tail end Of the command,
Eput the negro on the top and The traitor an
derneath Everything disioysl, ffom Shang-
hsi chicken np to Durham COW. must be
cleaned out. Adopt this policy and there win
be no more copperhsads in Kansas.
The I5ih will be filed within three weeks
frsm to-day. Its whole duty viii be TO kill
rebels.
A voies-Bsve you got the horses
JennisOn-I never hsd sny troHbls in the old
7th 10 getting all the horses wanted. All the
trouble l ever had was in preventing the boys,
and particularly old Psrdee, over there, from
leading of 6 or z
Bat my men Isust not take anything that will
not further the interests of ais own regiment
Every man must Of course, be his own ,udge,
This regiment viii maToh with the revolver
in one hand, and The tOEeh in the other. u viii
be organized on military and palrioIle, aud not
a political basis.
We carry lie Gag, kill With the sabef and
hang with the gsllOWs,''
We're ever sentiments moro infamous uttered
! by any people who had the least claim 70 civi-
lizatiOn9 We think not-AHgaska Chronicle
! and Sentinel
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given, the traveller was as length rewarded With
the sight Of the c0bbsr enjoying comfortable
nsp On 3 beaTd Without ceremony he was
aroused from his slumbsr5, and the important
inteYrogaiory whether he vas eonsented with his
let WIS answered in tls affirmative.
"Then,' said tbs seeker after happiness, Il
bave one small boon 90 ask At pour hands II
Is lhat you exchange shirts with ne, thst by
this means I slsO nlEy become eontented and
happyn
"Most gladly would aCoede 70 your request
replied the cob5ler, ''bnt-
Nay, refuse me not" interrupted the msn
Of wsalih, ''sny sum that you name shall be
thine"
Il seek not thy wealth" said the eobbleg,
"bat--but the truth is--IhaBe no shirt"
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CERgUa,AR.
CHIEF QIA TaRMAsTEE4 OF
..u.arann aHa.a-.as HfHsr.-.-.-...

OHlEF QlA 'sroRMAo rEE.5 CFFICEa
uEeKsIA STATE TROOPS,
AsaEta, Ga, DCiore rer Q lsdt
LDUkSUAHF 70 General Orugrs 80 o. dated Atlanta.
Il October oth 500 The uuiersigncd alEales coasrof
u he QzsTtsnastsrs tse Fart.aslt u The dsorri.
state Ir0s pa
All = isFnlsstsrs 7l report 20 once BY letter te
lls oiiie1l -howisE Pu Vsi iuly they arsnhslhar
with caaisaarcs th .he 4 % or e post
Al glssitroaz Tor iua,a az supplies wui Be maze
through this osats
An officers wiil make to thls ofics the flIopins.
IloBthiY returuas
ADstraata VI Moneys received and appended aud 90
aaainiDs on haul-ketuuI of Prop-riY--A d1fract oE
Fogassi AMI Statement IralspoItsiiou Ooudii5u etc.
=. 4 MORGAN
Major aHd Chief Q1srterlias
oeo ~ L..a-ELa stat. L-.nu-.-
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sPECEAL 3d. 10. =

HEADQUARTERS l7rH KISS REGIHEHT,t
EEAH CHATTaNOOGA, IEEN..
October 4th. l66L
IL men sbssEs fIau she l1ta regiment AltlssippI
"A vOiuntos-E who do report pers6u By GER
tlnca tro-n Amy 5u gsCu ailhu thriy csg via
se reported s. ds-ett-fs z-i treated sUeh
By ecuiuaGu1 o. Jhd. u. PIER.
IdsuIs1ant-C Colonel Cotnuaudirr.
JN0 81 SHUFORD
oeT2ss Lieutenant and Adlut4us
Mis.ls.ip.iaa COPY and end b.LI % 0ol FiEsr.
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

OFEI0E sou F1fiiHN EXPRESS COMPANY
ATLANTA. 8epiombar e D. 1563
y order % aFui1 EsUuders alGiu-, and 20 make our
4 charges c0nfr the lisbi itY assumed. thig Com
psuy hereby gives notice thst from znd aftsr October
Let, a3 shippers vii be required 70 pace their vaius-
tsH noon each package bafors it viii be rsceivasl-
such valus vii be inserted iu ths Com7anFs recspt
snd establish the habiliy OF the Company Tor the
aIaoHnt-the Get Of God sud The public enemy only
sEceptsd. o. D. CAMPBELL.
se2a I'm Agent
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"P. W. A." writss to the Savannah RspWb-
liear, On ths slh, his impressions as to the tu-
ture on the Tennessee, saying
IF ime be allowed RoseeTsns and Burnside,
or his successor, % render their positions inn
pregnsble, and to accumulate supplies for the
winter they will be enabled not only to hold Us
at bay, but to laugh a siege 20 scorn." fear
we but AatieT ourselves whom We imagine that
the condition = the roads in the winter will lead
20 The evacuation Of those stronghOlds. One
railroad was found sulicisnt lor the tEshsPorte-
ton Of tAe supplies for JoAnsen's army Al Cen
terviiie and for Lees army at Fredericksburg;
sad the road rom Nashville 10 McAinnyills and
Bridgeport viii probably be found capable Of
nerforming the same service foT RlseeFsns The
mountainous csuatry between those points and
Chattanooga, and the condition OF the wagon
roads, may oppose serious obstacles % the trans
portati0n Of supplies but those obstacles hardly
deserve 70 be named In comparison with those
which Hannibal sarm0unted under infinitely
more adverse circumstances, nearly two th5B-
aand years ag0, when he conducted his army
over the Alps aud drew bis supplies after him.
What Hannibal did Tor the subsistence Of his
army in Ilaly, RoseeTans, though pigmY by bis
side, FaRy do in Tannessee--a country that pre-
seats o such difficulties IS those which opposed
eve step Of The great Carthagenian general.
Federal commander has another advantage
.the vast resources and mesns Of trAnsporta-
1 ion which bis Government possesses, and Of
which il is now availing itself with all It's inn
menae energy.
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Letter frsm she Eson. 3. M. EEorehrad, Of
NoFgh BHrslinu.
His Bxceisncy jefferson Davis,
prasideut of tLa fJolfstlarafe Ctat.s of A -,,e


President Of the Ooufsdsfate States Of America
The motive whioa prompts this address Is The
apology offered for tha liberty have taken. /
desire 10 engage the attention Of my couotrv-
men, and through the use Of your houored
name l hope 10 do il. The noble army Of LIB
eTty Of which you are the Chief, has sDrung
into existence as if by magic, and their deeds
Of vAlor and heroism rival the most brilliant
feats of arms that history has recorded.
The young republic, at the head Of which you
are placed, came into existence without an
army, without navy, without arns aud mHni-
tions Of war, Without money, or financial organ
zation or foreign credit aud forthwith bad to
encounter, on many bloody hsid, The power Of
one of the greatest nstons Of the eaIth, and
whose preparations for war were complete, and
10 which we hsd 50 largely eontFibatsd.
That young Republics now in the third year
Of its s1istenes, has in the field armies well
equipped, which never fail 20 prove victorious
over the "bess armies on the iacs Of the planet.
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500 r u w ARD.

A#YILLIAB BARTO. yellow nan tTauty tive
W yssrs ID weighs about one hundred and dnT
pounds is dne locking rather forward n aanusra has
red cap ard drsb hNt- and sack coat He left Mari.
ets On the sh inst HI says be had sister AID IA
voyts gri 10 Atlanta Hs Fas rai-sd a Augusta Ala
persons are requested % look sharp for him The
Shove rssssfd with ~ aEpsHsss will be pair By Ms
Green. or q. o. 0AYCE
oci3-iw Al the = rras-
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ssasral sragg.


Ersm the Richmond Wkigl
The KnGzFilo HryiS5sr gnopF published AZ Atlsuts)
calls lsuaiy tor tuu reln0roeuaet 0r CeH Bragg IT,
sssys Tbs existence % not only Organised army Of
the soafhs sai ha eies Of 95Orgs an independent
re ubhc Of Pie = alsdsgass sszteg depsaas upon
ths iuinedats reiH3GgCsulenb ol zen. Br-sss arm
But csn We afford 10 keep ga I1lnforeing general shs,
sfiss as 5-5u made STRONG enough ~ sdditions 70
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NEW ConEICiJoURNAL.
SUNDRIES

= - n KEGs NAILS
LOU FIFTY BOXES GLASS
100 dozen Cotton Socks
% dozen French Flannel Overzhirts
I51 doLea Wool Bsts,
bs5es Georgia Plains
90 resms EEgiish Letter Paper,
800 Confederate Letter Paper
800 70 lscsp Paper,
90 q Confsderste Envelopes,
60M qfdcisl
20 gross Steel Pens,
30 gross Pen Holders,
60 dozen Peaciis,
50 dozen Red Ink,
900 dozen Black Ink.
I5l pounds Sealing Wax. FOR ssie by
THOB F. FISRER & 90,
10. Pssobtrse street,
Atlanta, O.
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n,ester aFsnl Dr.. aBarshaII-The Homeless
EnFRiEds.
/ Prem The Rehmoad Whig.l

EDrroIls WIG; Hundreds Of our soldiers
are broken down By the fortones Of battle.
Handless snd fOetless or broken in constitution,
they have filed the measure Of active manly
duty. and now look round for place OF rest,
bsns6tting employnieat, or hnal refuge tn II
lie be epsFed, the war is ever Home they can-
5ot 20. They have no homes Many Of then,
lsfs loved and hon0red homes, bat the ruthless
foe hes invaded them, spoiled Them, Tedueed
thorn 10 ashes; scsttsred the sacred memorials OF
etbsr vaars, dug open the graves OF the loved
md buried, GBd Aung their Fsaiains to the hun
g7v yolturs, or ths shsTp tooth OF the deVouTing
5esss. Sons and brothers, long e1hee Heni
s-,s r,Tgf. ia thsir painful snd trying eOadi-
s,. rs,7,a,a. perhaps, for smother year or tSo in
their exile.
Bat whsfe shah they spend their tirne1 How
shall ths brave soldier, who mas spent three 81 81
o. ten months already 10 hospital pass taS y,
loosely, uaoccapisd weeks aAd months shas sei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-14

SEARCH FOR BAPPINEss.-A wealthy cpl.
care applied to an ArabiAn doctor for pre-
scription that Weuld restore bis body TO health,
and give happiness 10 his mind The physician
advised him to exehsage shirts with a mAn who
i. ss perfectly eonIanled with his LOT. Whereapon
the patient set ont on journey in pursuit Of
such person. After maay months spent without
accomplishing his objset, he Was told Of = Ger
lain e0bbieF, Of whom every ono had spoken as
q model Of happiness. Pursuing the direction
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NOTICE.

To Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, C. S.A.
n ace 'r,iaucs with Iztrucuens 5av- removed al
4 Medical and HOspi-al stores u uy charge Macon.
ta 20 Thioh pons rsquisi1us ia iuturs must be Tor.
yFaraed RIIHARD POTTS.
Surgeon and Medical Pgrvsyor O. s. A.,
Aes9 n Macon. Ea.
Mobile Advertiser and Re gstsr and Jaokuon aisi,-
aippisH s0Dv one month hif 60 sutsaf afsse
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A NICE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

nSB DWLLIN8 house.. on Houston street. ore
~ qlaTter Of miis from the she'd The touss
contains I'VE rOous good Siicneu negro nouss aad
an excellent well of water. Apply %
=. r. SASSENE
At Washing. on Hal.
Oc3 l5t A-isufa ffr
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fI9lNEKAal OKnEhs -. :

PROVOST AAESHBL'S OFEtI1
ATLANTA Ca September 3, lsta
II, oaicera and lolisFE arriving st ths pedt wis
rsori 10 tbs Provost biarlns immediately q r.
"a in order that their crders tufioughai Leaves Of ao
,enos etc. lnsy Dc examined,
ne provost Guard ts instructed % aait Al oheaH
and men and ssmand Of 'hem passes bon me Provost
ba orssr Is not Intended 70 interfere with thSse who
a. ta.nt frorn teir commands with proper su,ortyi
but the .arge number o. absences Nts,os'
ure tbst al shouid report, IN erder tha ne guity
-. g-l-r I'D n ii. " RIGHT,
rsr,ios.-f Commanding Troops and DefeHseA
CHAS. ". REDGks
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GaLD Fe EXCHANGE FoR CoNFEDF-
RATE PAPER

u EFuGEES axe nodhed fhat have two dssirabls
Ab PLANT ApIONS for ssle-ous contai1.u7 fanr
haudred aezs aad lhs other luudfed-bath dsarz
bic pisces Fuil description IL use'es They ars loca
=a 10 Barlow county Ca, and Tithn three miles of
he Western aud Atlantic IA road Confer with The
un'is sued 81 CarterBFils. HartoyE county 9s
asa-s M wa MITCHB j.
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DR. JAMES 3. BEAN
DEh-TEST,

- tt-.t' p A-A"----- ---- tiistla laLiil.
hFFiCB and LABORATORY % his residsaes "a
" Marietta street second square Of Fgst Prss7
hyisIiaa ChuIch. lrs53Ims
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THE WITHDRAWAL or hfR. MASON.
Frem the London Times, Sept, 2a
When application was made for q prospective
guarantee Of property to be transferred oy the
Government TO Bn6sh subjects IN order 10 pro
tseti from destruction by the Federal forces,
the Foreign 0ffiss declined 10 commit itself
We msy be sure that the sans attitude has been
preserved By Lord Rnssell ia al his unofficial
dealings with Mr.. Mason. The position OF that
gentleman since bis arrival in this country has
baen peculiar, and in some respects -paiaial -
We risked war with the United States. in
reality to vindeaie our swn maritime rights, but
apparently to procure ourselves the h0BOr Of a
visit from the Southern Commissioner. Some
thing like two years has passed away since ths
Trent affair, aud yet the object Of his mission
remains unaeeonlplished- France has proposes
mediation, If not recognition, but England hss
staadilv adhered 70 her principles, and declined
fo treat with the South ct present IS an inde-
nsndeut State. Mr. Adams is still the only
6usrjesn minister acknowledged by the Foreign
O6iee, and any communication thSt Mr. Mason
nay have had with thai department wanted the
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CAPITAL CiIlICG FOR INVESTMENT.
F#e Western SoFth Carolina Mining,
smelling GRd COPPeras
Manufacturing company
Capital Stock 81, 600, 600.

THIS COMPANY las By a special act Of the Legs
Iaiurs o. North Carolina, been regularly ile0 po-
rstsd and 1rgs1ized
Tue various miacs sre very ta7oranly hltlitea anu
zy of aco-ss b. railroads sud are pononaeed 0y tne
STATE Gaologft superior 70 the famous 'DUckt0rn
stines possessing sdvaltlgNs over 81 snlhg SOhil@
HieF in The gOHlslCralu ers. ed.
subzcnpbonz 70 me Cspitsl stock yin be receives
1y ne uudsIsigned. Shares es9O As thsrs IS but .
s1uit5 amount % stock offered for sale, 81 parties
Wishing to msks invea lleuis. VII 90 vel 20 cal ana
riTs fbe 1ras aud other evidences q tlsir ntrnsie
v-sfre deposited Al Once.
MCNAUGHT, ORM0lD A. Co,
7-s sot Whitehall street.
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- of AdEertEaing.

All advertisements WI be charged two dOIisS per
sgusrs for tbs srt Insertion and dollar and afty
sants FOR esdh subsequent tzssrssoa
Local notices vii be charged TIC rate Of atty ats
ger Inns.
Obituary notices ehHrsed q he rzts Of tFsnty iTs
e. per uns sd al oiber articles not Of general pubic
fntersst as o'her Advertisements
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING HOUSE {!
Army Blanks and Books l;s

A4Aa
VTrE BaVz NOW IN OPERATION IN MOBILE,
w Ala, one Of hs largest
Book and Job Printing Offices
IH tue C0rfsderaoy
Rr7T. NC and BOOK-BINDING ATTACHED.
Ne ~ new lrepaed b hu 81 usq1iti0nz and ordsrs
Tfb 6I.AsES sud 3 Ks uHs5 ID he Army sach a.
RECORJ BOOK
BRIGADE FIsLD REPORT BOOKS -
REa MENTAL REPORT BoOAo
ssiraentsI ordeF E10ks, Descriptive boaka, Cuhang
Books, Letter hookE- Ger era. oreef bo9AA SPe1.N
% ar Bo5ks Qus-serIli sators' Absrsci Pay Books
u bort al kiuds OF h10AS Wazled by AaluLania1
. tern sEtsls CQEnznissariea and Psynasiers-
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TI-11 "a s-sa- - y = II'1l1i 1Il75 ~
sss-s.5 80 -ss - EiGhasl street, next door 70
90, IA sgior g7Ia. b. -Sesssl' IT. Mo5ile, IA
iHs .tiioe o1 --''' -. NY & GRAHAM
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THE WITHDRAWAL or Nh. MASON.

We safjsin two articles from the London
Tlnes relating TO The interests Of the Confederate
States;
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

I,ds, NJ n; irfoM Common Pleas C0urt-P. VAN
TRUMP. Residence Lancaster, ohlo'
Probate Judge-JESsE LEohNENi othce IN PUP
Building. .... ....
2 A'rosecuting Ahoracy-TALL SLOUGH.
asheriF-JAMEs MILLER; Office 1T the Jail
Cycrk Of COurt-JoHN c. RAINEY; Office, Public
Building. ...
II 7 Anditor.- WILLIAM ROBINSON; Office, Public
Budding.
Treasarer-o Z. DAVIS; Office, Public Building.
lRecordcr.-A. SYFERT; Office Public Building.
y,urresor-E. L. HANNUM; Once, Public Building
Coroner-MITCHELL MORRIS, residence, Amanda
Township
CGnpissioners--JOELs sB EFFER, Of Madison town
ship; HENRY ALsPAUGH, Of Greenfield township,
and JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM, of Hooking TIP.
School Eraminsrs-wTLLIAM WHITNEY, JOHN
{ WILLIAMS and URIAH c. RUTTER.
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PROCLAMATION ACCOMPANYING
THE MESSAGE

The following proclamation is ap.
pended to the message:
WHEREAS, In and by the Constitution
of the United States, tits provided that
the President shall havepower to grant
reprieves and pardons for offenses a-
gainst the United States, except in ca
ses Of impeachment; and
WAEREAs, A rebellion now exists
whereby the loyal States and the Gov
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BOOK AND JOB pRIF TING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions Of
JOB WORK; such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POS
TIERS, BALL TICKETS, and every other variety Of
I. PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING, with new and supe-
rior type and on short notice.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-17

pS-Business cards Of about lines by the year 80.
acknowledgements not marked on the manuscript
WIZ he continued at our terms until forbid
ESLegal advertisements. Admins traitors notices,
We will explain at the time
RS The above terms strictly observed in all cases.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING .

square often lines or less, one Insertion ...,..s %
lhree Insertions ~
For eaeh additional insertion. -
Az Advertisements running less than three months
charged at the above rates.
, 1863-02-14
How to Treat an Idle Husband.

The people 0he inhabitants of New Zeland)
are much attached to their chiefs. If they require
an additional patch of land, or liberty to build a
house anywhere, it is granted. If they quarrel
among themselves, or have complaints to make,
the chiefs ear is opened to ALTO the poorest
man as well as to the petty chief. If invasion
threatens their district be is in the front ranks to
repel it; and let the war cause sharp skirmsh
or great battle, he is always in the front, and
where danger presses most, so that he has their
love and respect. The head chief often interferes
in minor matters of domestic nature For in
stance, il lazy fellow has wife or two and few
children, and through his love for fishing, dancing,
or lettering idly about, he neglects TO bring in the
necessary supplies for his family, complaint is
made. The chief visits the house in person, and
if he sees just grounds for punishment, he orders
out the whole population of the village Men,
women and children arm themselves with stiff
birch made Of canes, and then form double line
about six feet apart, and wait with anxious glee,
the approach of the delinquent. At last he is
placed at one end of the lines, amidst shower of
yels, screams jibes, etc. The word is given by
the chief, and away he darts at his utmost speed.
According with deserts, he may get off with run
ming the line once, or may have to do so twice or
thrice; but he is skilled in cunning and feetness
that can run the lines even once without having
his skin tickled for him by the hearty application
of the birch welded by some strong woman. AS
the punishment is not of a fatal kind, the whole
affair creates unrestricted merriment. For one
month afterwards his family are provided by the
public az large under the fathery superintendent
of the chief At the expiration of that time if
he has all his domestic matters in perfect order,
as good father and provident husband used to
have, he again resumes his place in society, and
shortly afterwards helps with an experienced
hand, to fagellate some one else GouIton's
South .A7nerTca.
, 1863-02-14

PROPOSED RAILROAD COMMUNICATION WITH
OREGoN-A meeting was held at the City Hall
Marysville, on the evening of the 9th January.
The Appeal says of it,:
A. M. Shields was called to the chair, and D.
S. Hyams appointed Secretary. c. E. DeLong
stated the object of the meeting to be to take
measures to secure railroad connection with Ore
gon, and to interest the government in the enter
prise as continuation of the Pacific Railroad
Mr.. Elliott, (Civil Engineer,) then adressed the
meeting after which,on motion, the Chair appoint
ed Committee of fifteen, consisting of Messrs.
DeLong, Cecher, Rice, Filkins, Selby. Jewitt,
Van Muller Mulford, Hudson, Knight Merritt,
McComas, Spear and Hyams, to confer with Mr..
Elliott and with each other, and report to an ad-
ioumed meeting of citizens on Tuesday evening
next, at 7 o'clock, and to that time the meeting
then adjourned,
, 1863-02-14
Remember the NED

We find the following X In 7 X R tation
in the Piqua Register. 1t is addressed to 80 N
l, I" & 'O'' 2 B tn 80" fully X am ND:
Cold winter is a ~. V G tation has D KID :;
the beauties of the landscape have faded and the
Rth now appears in sad R H. Old Boreas comes
whistling mournfu L E G over the graves of
the flowers, and - seem 2 glis 10 from a
fros armament The freezing blast pierces like
a + in2 the IL clad bosom of want, while TR's
of PIT R conGLD at their respective foun 1Os.-
All U who are in EZ circumstances, & have not
MT pockets 2 XMN in2 the condition of those
round U, &, -- award with NRG mitigS
the dittrSSS of the need. U should not VS. for
NE XPDNC, but show the unId XLNC of UR
disposition by Mo~~~~ing the RleSt opOrtunity
Bstow upon the poor, who 2 B found in every
of the country.
, 1863-02-14
Silent Music.

Sing me a song, sweet friend of mine,
Some simple, earnest song,
Where harmony and heart combine,
And pour their wealth along.
The very song the angels sing
Were passiOnless and cold
Did all the blessed music spring
From naught but harps Of gold.
Deep in the heart the fountain lies,
Outgushing full and strong
And when the floods of feeling rise,
1t overhows in song.